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rapidly improving.
be ,
7 held this Evening ill S!. Joseph's: A"'°”‘"~" Hm“ 5' Shannon, 0"
School flail on Henrl 5m,“ undcl Bridgeport, represents Devernux, and
'was made, last light,
1 of'ButlerLodge, l. 0. O. F. The first
all: candidates; and next Wednesday.
. ,1, o. o. 17.. 91 Néw Canaan.
life is being celebrated today by Mr *
friends throughout Norwallt are ,ex-
‘ .. tendinng.‘ and Mrs. McMahon con-
-.. A special meeting of the German
WARNING'
. he-.. 3..
Clothes identity beep-i
ens Mysicry in
Fair (199
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ly the body was exhumed last week
and taken to the Lyman Hy t ymorguel
in Stamford for the purpose of 7181-
forming an autopsy. No positive iden-
tiiication was made that would tendl
to definitely establish the fact that]
the body was Mrs. Fair’s i
A coroner’s physician, from Newl
York city, secured portions 'of the in-l
testines. which he will analyse i'or
traces of poison. His report will bei
awaited with interest. I
when found, was without wearing up .
parci. The woman's clothing were
thrown about on the ground.
It is expocled by attorneys interest-
ed in the case that the special crim-
inal session of the Superior Court will
be called the first of next week. It
is probable, as announced several
days ago, that at this session a bench
warrant will be issued by Judge Mll-
lon Shumway, charging Fair and
Deveraux with manslaughter. and that
they will then be admitted to ball.
“lflouo turning.
When 8819817154111;- lurk the one,
Iolotllio nudism
Hyonlromloloawonldkfreed;
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' “1'1- .8 warning.
Taylor & Golden
oourll uohwstx 'rnuor co.
8plLolllo, u 1;
Tolophon. ‘ 1230
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Joseph'Whitley, of 39 Ely arélluc,
is reported as being seriously ill.
'_ Miss Anna Toothill, not Monroe
street, who has been confined to her
home with illness for some time, is
A rose social and dance will
the auspices of the Children or Mary. [F'lll‘ s counsel is Attorney John
”(9021], of this city.
The regular annual complaintsl
about boys stealing clleriies have been ORDERED TO PROTECT AMER"
coming into “'14 local police headquar CANS.
tcls ill grout numbers the past few} WASHINGTON, June l'L—Admirnl
days. i Howard. commanding the Pacific fleet,
was under orders today to proceed 1m}
medlatcly to Gualnlas. on the west
coast of Mexico, with 800 bluejackets
and 300 marines and to dispatch this
force twenty miles inland. ll neces-
lsary. to protect the Americans men-
—_—— need by the Yaqui lndions. The in-
This morning the ”“udlng ms???” Ediane had threatened to annihilate all
issued the following pe1mits: To J. foreigners
1'“ Stadler ‘0 install plumbing “ll Orders to Admiral Howard to pro-
An error appeared in Donnelly's
Kodak Shop advertisement yesterday
in the statement that the prices 01‘
kodaks are from 81 to $6. This should
have read “Kodaks from $1 to $60. "
house owned by Louis Cuppolln Oflceed to Guayamns were sent by the,
Btuton silent, and to P. H.‘ Fi‘ldlngd Navy Department following a confer
to wire the, houses owned by J'. P.- enoe between Navy and State Depart-
Jiivellal and Elliott F. Soule on Chest- ment‘ officials.
nut Hill. State Department advices said that
the Indians had declared war on Gen
The first nomination of officers many. Mexico, and the United States.
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LADY JENNINGS LODGE ELECTS
OFFICERS.
'At the meeting of the members of
Lady Jennings Lodge. ‘Shepards
Be'hlellem, officers were elected as
follows 1
. , ' '7" ~ l’usl Commander-Robert Burt.
A quaszr of a century of married Commandergchafleg mm";
Vida-Coinmander—Pet'er Gei‘st.
at the meeting
degree was . conferred on a class of
night the second degree \will be work-
ed by the team from Wooster Lodge.
and M111. Timothy McMahon. of Co-
dar street, this city. Their many of
Master
Brotherton. - ,
.Chaplain—Mrs. Thomas Hendrick.
Thesecond degree was conferrpd
on a class of six candidates,
plans were made for the installation.
to be held at the next meeting.
grutulations and “well ' wishes" in
honor of ”9‘9 twenty-filth wedding on-
nlversary ,
.,; \
.Verbund was held last night. Rou-
tine matters were discussed and a
“welfare" commlttee. consisting of
three members appointed. The next
meetingwhas bean called‘for the third
Wednesday in July. A large and en-
111.531.1ch gathering was present last?
night. ‘
. SUCCESSFUL ROSE SOCTAL.
A rose social was held at the Nor-
walk M. E. church last night and _it
was delightfully entertaining; 111.5
room was prettlly decorated withlthe
flowers which were distributed after
the affair had closed. The program of
entertainment consisted of ,recitutions
W. b M J .. 1 l '
A small suit was instituted today y rs 3mm vocu so ections_ by
against one of the West Avenue iltney
to by Miss Miller’s orchestra and
l e.mus
drivers by the United Tire Serv c |Edwurd Tracey. All performers were
Company regarding the payment onI , .,
roundly applauded for their work. Ico
De u 1 .
2:35“ S;::?dw;r%::§::: bittofnglcrenm, cake and candy were sold and
John J Cuneo represented the BL“to-itheulflitirt: receipts were exceedingly
mobile company. The matter was sch]gm y “3
tied out of court this afternoon. I
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AMERICAN PROGRESS SHOWN.
| SAN FRANCISCO. June 17 .--Amerl-
. It you have that tired feeling. It you can progress since the birth of the no.-
have no appetite. it you have malaria. tion was to be pictured and described
try Stillson's Remedy. Price 50c 8 today by pageant and music arranged
bottle. ‘ . for the celebration oLthe I40th anni-
’ t the Battle of Blinker ill, at
Stillson-Pdwell Corporation “”5”” °
-P l .
82 Washington Street. . 11.512.193.113 acltlc 83793 “.09
if ii d t" ‘
mm
Not a few successful commercial enterprises
of SOuth Norwalld have sprung from savings ac-
‘ counts in‘ the South Norwalk Savings Bank. The.
cash and exponent-e accumulated, the habit of
Pocono’my acquired by building a savings account
howl—these "things have made a splendid founda-
«' tion for our depositors' success.
YOU can start 1n 2 small way and do likewise,
' if you will ~
‘ .M'
The boiling -
of.
Marshal—Mrs. Margaret E. Devln‘o.
CeremoniesA-Joaeph
and ,,
Miss Willa Miller. and instrumental .
9 East India Tea: Co:
M29 lb
209
‘ 909
New Cabbage
NewrPotatoes, 12 pk.
Pineapples,-89 ea., doz. .
Bananas, doz. 7. '
3110111111115 13:
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LEAN
SMOKED
if. . 15¢;
DRESSES
98c 91 914.98
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Jaoopv’s
Magi“
_Floral Tributes, original de-
Signs. Caskct Coverings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
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What Are Tour Assets?
The odentlllc conduct or business and personal
dasocs the 11118711013 employed very distinctly
. . I D 0
Avoid The Liability
0! not baring o checking occaunt.’ wé invite amounts which on
given emclent 8nd oourteono attention. '
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEBT IANK IN NORWALK.
allairs today 7
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Repairs
ACCIDENTS mil happen;
if you do get into 8
trouble with 700! Cu ’0‘. ‘ l
it repaired quickly and 1:th .
‘lllG well. Thol’o rithtawhoro. .1‘
we 081718 in. This garage will -
not let 8 damaged machine to
out until it is in perfect oondi~
lion again. Bear uoin mind,“
you have repairs of my kind
849ka. Prices are low. We
want to make your acquaint-
.onco. '
c. ILA-(RAW, ~ GARAGE
AL” '0' TRUMBUL CARS
N Hanford Place. Phone 394-4.
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TENT CATEllPILLAR same ELIM-
INATED 817 new eARAslrl-z.
BEDDING Julieta—A deadly 11113111
of some sort probably a parasltlcal en-
emy‘whlch the scientists will tell us
all about later ’soems to have effec-
thally knocked out the tent caterpillar.
The animal had reach the roaming
stage and thPeatened to become an all
pervading nuisance even worse than
last. year's visitation produced when
they became tower instead or increas-
ing and are now hardly at all in evi~
Insurance,
Fire. 1.17., Adela-n1, Pluto or...
Workmon'o Oomponootion, Lloblil-
1y, Mal-loo and Automobile.
Surety Bondo.
Notorleo Publlo .
. Stoolnolllp Tlckoto
.l. M. Layton &C9.. inc.
REALES’I‘ATE INSURANCE
‘SWAVQ. “ 1‘80. Nor'olk.
donc‘e. Uno'praycd trees which they
had detonated are taking on a new
growth 91 foliage and an inspection of
\
m
1119351115 reveals hardly a sign or life.
From some cause there has come end-
(‘93: extinction as was the case when
the some pest held devastating Sway
'ln'thls locality about '50 years ago;
EAL-M ETTA eons 'ro/JAILI: _‘
Said He Carried ReVoIvor to Protect
' 1mm from Hold- Up Mon.
37111171110111), Juno 12—11111»: 7s.
Fulmettu was sentenced to 30 days in
jail yesterday, by Judge Young. or.
carrying'a revolver without a permit.
Palmetto had the. revolver in his pock-
et when arrested. Tuesday. for annoys
lug his wife. He sold he took it hold
151119 of one Flaunt Jones. 11 11.1.9.9
by marriage. on floaty. intending to
carry llusmmnblo
apnea. one o! whorl. noel-mod. no-
-SOUTE NORWAIAK FIRE
N ALARM BOSE?
0.
12 West at opp. Franklin St. Bolloc:
13 Concord Street. opp. Sohoo'l
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 Cor. man so and Bayvl'l'lw Ave.
16 Norwulk Iron Works Building
17 Cor. Cedar St. »8.1_ld5Woot Ave.
18 High. School. West Avenue .
:1 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West 918.
23 Cor. Bouton 8t. and Ely Ave.
:4 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25 Cor. Mbnroe and Main Sta.
:8, Lexington Ave. 81171 .Austiu’ Bio. ‘
27 West 8nd Elm Grove Ste. . .
3 Cor. Wuhlnzton ondMnin Eta. ,
81 South Main st. nou- Meadow
82 Electric 143711 Mon
:4 Cor. Clay and Qprlnn on.
:5 Cor. Havana and Water Big.
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.v 10:08:. 11: ”-
service Telegraph communica-
tion with leadiug'rfiorists in prin-
cipal cities in the United Stfitcs.
South Norwaill Florist
2 So. Main St. So. Nomlk, Ct
Phone 364,
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Johnson was about to start out to
make a call on some neighbors, when
the uninvited, but welcomed guests,
shattered all her plans. '
Afier Mrs. Johnson recovered from
this unexpected intrusion, she proved
a“ very entertaining hostess. telling
her guests of her recent trip to
Washington, D. (‘., which was very
interesting.
The evening passed all too quickly.
which was devoted to songs and piano
selections. Miss Lillian Johnson ren.
usual pleasing manner, to which Miss
Idu Kraemer accompanied her at the
piano. , .
At 10:45 a very inviting and
tempting least was served to which
all did ample Justice.
Among those present were: Mrs.
hour. Mrs. Adam Schmidt, Mrs. Oscar
Emmor. Mrs Paul Stefan, Mrs. Kath-
erine Kramischock. Mrs. Adolph
Dunks. Mrs. John Rains, Mrs Theresa
Wohrlele-e. Stephen Lublonovitcb',
Mrs. John anona. ' Mrs. Christian
Kraemor. Mrs. Clara Ryan and Mrs.
k State. the Misses Elizniioth
'. Leah Colin. Julia Horwatll'
Lgllpnplohnaoprand lda Kraomer.
Timetable .
IN EFFECT JUNE 6, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. TIE—1:392, ' 6242:, 5:09,
8:5711, 7:18x, 7:48, 8:0811, 8:181. 8259:,
9:238, 9:40, 10:3311, 10:51:. 11:61.
P. M.——1:13x. 1:27x, 3:02x, 8:29.
4:308. 5:1511, 5:46, 6:02:, 6:47. 7:02!,
7:45x, 9:55x, 10:18x.
5:45, 6:02:, 7:02x. 7112, 7:45x, 7:57x,
8206:, 9:551. 10:18:, 10:40.
NEW VORK 1'0 SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—4:4lx, 5:30, 6:39, 8:00x,
-8:51x, 9:15X, 10:02:, 10:06, 10:50:.
{11:95.
P. TIL—12:03:, 1:06, 2:04x, 2:57.
3:30;, 3:64; 4:26, 5:06x, 5:25, 5:29.
6:003. 6:06, 7:15k, 8:101, 9:39, 11:1511,
12:00x.
. 9
10: 00x, 11:15:. 1210011.
80UTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
'A, M.--112: 23:, 1: 13x, 6: 05, 7:15,
9' 16:. 10: 08. 10: 18:, 11:12:,11:57x.
cop—12: 03,1:20. 3:161, 4: 28 6: 17,
6:152, 6:47, 7. 08!, 8: 26!, 9: 25!,
11: 29. g' . ; 7*
~ ‘ Sundays:
11 91—12 29x. 1:11.11, 7. 49. 9: 15:.
10.19,11:12x, 11:57:.
12‘ 17—29911, 9. 12, 4. 46:, 6:33x,
5: 49, 7: 99:, 2. 39:, 9: 2511.
SOU'l'l'l NORWALK' 7Q DANBURY.
A. M.‘--6 13, 8: 27, 9. 59:.
P. M—1:28, 4: 38!, 6: 24:.
6:17;
7:14. '
* . \ Sundoyo.
LIT—19:37“
. 1’. 12—8: 15.- 7; 20
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P ‘o ”9‘19“. 1‘
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tiered several vocal selections in her :
Jennie Johnson, Mrs. John Nouge»
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: Gmorro 81‘KUBAN
Bundoyo. ‘
A. M.:—12 25x, 15:42:, 8:54,
10: 3311 T1: 51
p M.—1.13x, 2:44. 3:122. 4:391,
Sunday;
A M.--6: 00. 8:00x, 9:,00 10: 03x.'
10: 50x.
; P. «lit—12:10, 1:032. 3:392, 5:0211,
5: 25, 9:99;. 7.15:: 9:191, 9:991,
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LIVE OUT ON YOUR PORCH!
This is the Time and the
Weather is Right for one of our
Wonder Hammocks “’5
l
J Couch ,
, Worth $8.50. _
Other Couch Hammocks from
$3.95 to $18.00
Tree Hammock: 95¢ up
_ Sterling
Refrigerators
$4.95 To $35
A Refrigerator of any size to
fit your idea.
We speck 112’ e in furnishing
homes complete.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 WASHINGTON STREET
’ Phone 105 ‘ ' opposite loyi's Theatre
‘I
lll'm’t Forgcifl
to see “
T9111 Murray
31 South Main Street
80"; Norwalk
4:15:
4:
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~15!
133.5 1535.3
also.
Guards, Pans,
of
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Supply yourl'l‘able i
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44 South Main St., So. Nomlk. 1 j
Every-bay
A ilall Holiday lor
the (99k 1
MORE TIMI-I
79141199911111.1119 ' 'tingil there
is a Gas Range in the Kitchen
"TILE SHOP?
Skirts in Linen, Poplin,
Gabardine and Corduroy,
Km LCMVEN
56 NONI" MAIN STREET.
Spend LessTime in your Kitchen
The time you must spend iii
the kitchen can be reduced just,
about one-half if your kitchen 18
equipped With
A Vulcan Gas [lance
No time is lost starting the fire,
nor is any lost waiting for the
fire to come up.
When you are ready
.TlloRANGE is ready .
A second after you light the _,
burner, cooking can be startled.
lion’s and : Boy’s ‘
M'- Beacll; Suits ,
““57.” _'_.
Fol-Boys "3354991954. 50
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11 as. 78.1- 87. 89. would
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OANBURV To IOUTH 95.191.11.11. ‘3
7. :1. _:s 99:, 9:19;
It matters not what kind.
Whether. it be the lady of ithe
'hotlse, or the cook. she can do
all of the cooking in less time
there is .1
A Vulcan Gas Range
in tile Kitchen.
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" llillll ll Willi llllll'lll
and very, very much better if
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RINK? MEWRTTEBB— L. O.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. oil other
makes. sold. rented.
cold at $5 per has.
.7718. economy."
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