‘90”un Taylor 8:. Golden V _ Volume V NMW l FF ‘Fin Norwalk seeds for the Humane Society. v “Friaub‘ttlh nt- 3 M the (to. as 19! Fred. H onF from bales would be head. Menace is the thing you need. "Pisa warning. its 3’: room NORWALK inner co.i ’ soiLoiNa, 1230‘} in this ' Attorney John J. Cuneo is spending 'F the day in New York city on busi- has. 8. A. GardnerV of New Haven, was[ yesterday investigating Mr. and Mrs. William Price, of Pittsburgh, Penn, are visiting rela- “M- .-.-_. I j I l ._ lslde of the City Hall yard on North ,to install basement steps at this point, lirnt this idea has been evidently ahan‘ a.» C m... . we.-. a w M”... 24 Bananas Golden Fruit. WM 28C F ”F" Potatoes 16st. Maine BUTTER FgreesztneryFib. 32C 2VV9CVV Good table BUTTER. lb. East India Tea Co.F ”A.‘ "principal m were the meeting Fol the that We. and FFtbe 'anml ale-Iii luncheon Ian! and pate: of tamer Fol-nee are here. M then were numerals class reunionsi last night with fibers spheduiod for may and twist»? : President Havel munced today the election of Dr. Ed- ward Frank Humphrey. of Columbia University, as North”! Professor 91V History. and Political Science. tosse- coed P. 0mm my. who reoently read ive' Prof Humphrey is mm ' note of the University of Minnesota. 1903 Promotions in the faculty were announced as follows: Edward C. Telephone 371. Free Delivery. :25 Washington Street. Ctong in be assistant Professor of j __ m. The semi-annual audit of the South' Norwalk Trust Company's books will be started tonight. - PICNIC AND CAMPING ' SUPPLIES—— AT SPECIAL PRICESV . i" Members of Douglas Fowler Post G. A. it. met last‘iening and dis cussed routine business . 2832 396 M'F" 8" I; uioini in NEWS .17 Contractor John P. McMahon has completed the brick wall around the Main street. it was planned at first i of The Associated measly—Th: suc- cess with which women have contend ed with the dithcuities of farming is (1011944 ‘~ Duncan of Yonkers \\'_ G. New The Roller 5.10 & 25c Shirt: 69. Norwalk. PARiS. June 16. l(Correspondence "V95 0“ Bndge St’ee‘ East '\°"‘Fau‘F York, who Sunday figured in the ac- Findlcated by a report from the depart- lCharles id. Hoyt and family of . High street have taken up their resi- a ”rented last night by . Angelo Ban. of 38 Main street upperi to head the proccnsidn as it came out are now driven by WOW”! Ftainment for the playgrounds. . day. June 22. at 8 o'clock in the High ‘Bchool Hall. Tickets 25 cents. the only witness to be heard. - ..7 have no appetite. If you have malaria. “9" me try Stillson's Remedy. Price 50¢ a _ bottle. ' ‘1 dance on Pine Point. Belle island, for [113 simmer. Anne Royce, ch llridgepcrt.~was ur-‘ Special Officer. Payne for drunkenness. This morning . she was given her freedom with a caution: to leave town. The uptown business tnen gnthercl F at the Norwalk Hotel last nieht and discussed the question of offering special values for the people on the. mom of Meurthe and Moseile VG. (Emir: Walter L. Barrows to be tum? or of Geology. and’Arthur Stonex, to be full Profdssor in the English Department. ' W . HEARING IN WATERBURY BANK: RUPTCY. HARTFORD. June 22.~A1Ffter a hearing before Judge Edwin FSFFF Thom- as in the United States Court yester— day. ‘ the creditors of the Peoplefis Coal Company of Waterbury, who had filed a bankruptcy petition agains the . company. agreed to have Prentic W. Chase of New Haven. appointed spech in! master in the case and Judge Thomas passed the order. “W HEARING on arts AND ELECTRIC 8. Luther an-. to go to Northwetern Una 3 e of the Baby Carriage. Rid FME We demand room to KICK, to use our arms audio roll around even when covered up. That's the only 3-5 ercise we get, and we must have it if we are toFde- velop into S'IF‘RONG, healthy men and women. This demand is Reasonable MOTHERS ., You can get big enough carriages at little enough money and our mothers canth an edbter-to-wheei than a Sidney at Sterling’s. You look at these inside MEASURE-F . .WIDTH between sides 1; inches. LENGTH with back upright 22 inches. length With back reclining 36 indies. If you havent bought a Sidney Carriage .V'SterlingFVFe’ MOTHERS. we suggest you do do today. (Signed) Hi THE UNITED BABIES OF NORWALK We Specialize in Furnishing homes Complete cident on the Connecticut turnpike' which cost his mother‘s life, wasF discharged from the Norwal Hoard-ling this department. 316 were taken t-al yesterday afternoon. after receiv- by the Germans and 171 of them are in; treatment for shock suffered and still occupied or arero clase to thc fighting line that the inhabitants have b on Funabie to return. in the balance A pleasant social “as enjoyed last of the department women replacin' “Piling l“ the P- 0 OF A- Hall 0“ men have succeeded in seeding th' “ashington street by Fche melnbers of .full acreage of oats and wheat in H" F‘ "1‘" NO- 3 and their friends. The communes that were not affeéted ant “mm” 1‘95““ “05‘ pleasantly. and 70 per cent of the acreage of "1' a" excellent orchcthm fumehedV FEFFV :commuues that wcr.1 devastated an: sir- ior dancing untl 3 ate tour e- have since been liberated. freslimcnts were served and a clever a ~ninor cut in the head. ithe six hundred communes compris- Therr- ezitrtluinment presented, was not only a lack of male help ir' ‘this work but Fit was seriously com- promised by iack of horses To feel iiitnte the work the government ad Fvanced the sums necessary for thr night of the Oarniv.si ,_____...—..——————.- —From Thursday of this week we HARVARD'S CLASS DAY. will sell the Little Wonder Records. F... ,IFFFFF We will carry the complete list Forma_n Exercises and Festivities “laced and agricultural implements or , . -————- IV CIMbl‘lduet "ll“- .anticipnted indemnities. rMichael DTIdev. of name? 1119111110 CAMBRIDGE, nines. June 22. ——Al The, creaking. lumbering. two Fulbr. W98 67768le yesterday Film“ ilong line at Harvard seniors. in can. wheeled carts loaded with carrots 1100!! by Constable Henry 39”" t(“Fiend gown flied into Appleton Chupelituruips, cabbages. onions and oth'eu train-riding He was given “"99“ today. to hear their last sermon from vegetables. driven by. .men in capes days in jail by Judge 69°"? H- Vso- |Prof.F George Herbert Palmer. Thisi'ressrnbiing the Alpine Chasseur‘r burgh. was the prelude to' the celebration oil“beret." that were to be encountered lclnss day. A band was -in readiness in the streets of Paris before the ws‘r. It is due Norwnlk. was arrested by Office? L00“ or the chapel to march about the almost entirely to them that Paris is wood. Final night for ““989“ “53““ yard and cheer the college hails. not deprived of the famous caniiiiow» on Mrs. Annie and Mrs Ralph DeFlma-F A descendant of a branch of John er from Chambourcy. gtbe celebrated His case was continued until tomor- ,iiiirvard's familv. Lionel do Jersey white turnips of Croissyysur Seine the 1'on morning: under *2 1’0““3- lllarvard. of London, England. was carrots of Montessori and the do Fthe author of the poem chosen for tbsiiicious green peas of Clamart. as well 0170111378 “‘9 ”Fem“ sent “Fm 1° t‘oimnl exercises in Sanders 'ljhoater. ins the luxurious asparagus of Argen members of the North“: Country 'lhe oration was assigned to Watson teuil. Club. today. advising them M the "FF Main Washbum. of New York. and! cent action taken wherein the board ”10 has m Devereuux- C. Josephs. 0,] of governors were empowered to n- :Newport R. i. Norris 1", lebetts. hence the cost of building an addition' of I ow ell,- was the 'cborlstFeFr to the ciubhouse~ "1 also states the The remainder of the day was giv- 1’1““. which has been accepted to raise en oxer to festivities. After scatter- the required amount. . ling m the noon- -day period to enter. ’ 5min iamilies and friends at spreads. —1)on’tforget F0 go F0 the FFFFFFFFFFlthe seniors were to form in line FFFFFeF again in the yard and lead the march of undergraduates and graduates to- the Stadium for the ivy exercises and; confetti battle. David it. Sigourney. The 3““ Of the Floyd Ruscoe estate of Boston. was selected to deliver the against Mary E Bylngton was started Fm. oration. . this “‘0'"an before a jury and Judch Students and visitors. looking at who have served in the French army ‘FGFFOFFEFF FFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFgFF occupying tFFFF‘tlie heavy clouds in the forenoon. felt . ’ ' ' .F bench. Attorney Leo DaFFFFF representssome anxiety lest rain might mar they PATHS. .‘iune 17. -——il‘France is in or the Dlfiifltm and A‘wmQ-‘F 50h“ Keogh F Stadium frolic and the reunions inFcellent health. None of the epidemids the defendant. FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFOFFFFFFFFFFFFF the lantern lighted yard in tlie eveoFdreaded with the coming of hot weath- M been taken EFFOFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFF ing. it was planned that the Gleeler have developed. There were 839 ”10°F“ “me E” M“ L°°FFFF°°FF FFFFFFgCIuh which in former years has en- deaths in Paris last week as against ltsrtained the evening throng from theF 919 the preceding week and 942 the steps of Sever Hall. should sing to-F average for this season of the yeFar.‘ , F . n the ste s of the new Wide- Typhoid fever. the most dreaded of If you FFFFFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFgF FF 'FFFFF FFFFFFFF omoriai libFi‘ary all diseases made only three victims. _____.————--— FReports from. points where soldiers .VV_THE BEST SITUATIONS Flare concentrated and where there are obtained by advertising to the were a great many cases during the best employers. The Sentinel rescues winter show that the epid'émid”iii Ftiiis class in Norwallt and vicinity. sbating ~ 4 x v \ ,PETROGRAD. June 22.—;V'Jne of the most daring Russian aviators on thr Galician front is a girl from the Po trograd High School. She rec‘énily arrived at Kiev. wounded in arm ant? leg. having been hit while flying over some Austrian positions. She kept control of her machine. however, and landed safely behind the Russian lines, F ‘ PARIS June 22. -—AV bill has been introduced in the senate to confer ' citizenship upon all native Algerisns F Simeon-Powell Corporation FF 92 Washington Street. DIVIDEND NOTICE; _..-.. STAMPING OUT DFgUGS AT PANA- . MAI‘; PANAMA, June 22 Ll'l‘he aid of the Panama Government has been promis- ed by Minister of Foreign Adairs. Le: ' fevre to Brig.f-Gen.-‘ iiVEdwuVrdsF. cum- manding the United States forces in ' the canal zone. in his Fedorts toVstamp out the use of habitforming drugs Vamong soldiers on the isthmus. Pres- ident Porras will berasked to issue .FF _ ‘At a meeting of the Board of Directors of this bank “told this day a dividend at theF rate of Four (4) Per - Cent Per Annum was declared from the earnings of the six months ending June 30th. 1915. This dividend will ‘ be ente‘i'ed on pass- books and paid on and after July i'oth.1915. . F ‘All deposits made on or before July Ioth will draw ' interest from July rat. stringent regulations against thewsalei of drugs. wards' rodent peatlgation of the till- cit trains in drugs in.the banal zone and Panama. The inquiry led to the ar- rest and conviction of several Panama druggists and a number of peddlers a well as soldiers who were drug users. Secretary lifevre- Elba: requested T‘i: South Norwalk Savings Bank 'i-AFLoEFN Comm-s. enEsIoE‘Nr ' risotto: L. wooewmb. _T_REAS uasn . .. JUNE 21“.. this , ., - . 7 ma police and FFFFFF on hills! of poliéb'?‘ ' a decree making effective in Panama ‘ This plan is the outcome of Gen. Ed? ‘ General Edwards to ahslgn an emcisnt ' - .1 American oiiicVer to idlitruct the Pans j .~ COMPANIES. V .. HARTFORD. June 22.~—~'l‘he Public UlFiiities Commission yesterday was invited a «grand hear?a on propose!" uniform rules. reguia ions and stan- iards for gas. electric and water 'ompanlcs. to be held at the capitol Phone 105 Sterling F urniture Company 1g27-129 WASHINGTiiN STREET (inherits iioyl’s m F June 29. -_., .._._. ...._.. ..._ -.._....__ .. BUY _ Hazelton (bill The B. Hershiieid 61 Son Co VIII 'WAT ll I1 VVIL DIF- 1". N. Y.,N'. H &'FH. FR.R Timetable IN EFFECT JUNE 6. 1915. sourH' NCRWALK 1m NEW van. A. M.F—1:F39Fx.~ 5:42; 6:09. 6:57x, 7:181. 7: 48, 8; 08!, 8: 18!. 8: 69:, 9: 23:. 9: 40 10:33Fx.\t10:61x, 11: 51 P. u.:-—1 13x. 1:‘2'Ix.3 3-02x. 3: 29. 4:301. 5:153. 5:46, 6: 02:, 6:47, 7:02:, 7:451. 9:551. 10:18! Sundays. A. M.—-12:35x‘.’ 10:33:, 11: 51. 'P. 'M.—1:18!. 2544. 6:121, 4:80; 5:45. 6:02x. 7:02;. 7:12. 7:45x. 7:571. 8:661, 9:551. 10:18:, 10:40. NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.—-4:4ix. 6:30. 6:39., 8:00x, 8: 51:, 9:15:.. 10:02:. 10:06. ”10:50:, 11: 03. P. M.~12: 03k. 1: 06, 2: 04:. 3: 30:. 3:54, 4: 26 5: 06:. 5: 25. 6:29.[ 6:00x.,.6:06. 7 :15x. F8:_10_x, 9:39.. 11:151.. 12:00:. F 6: 42:. 8:64. 2:57. Suridaye. A M.:—6 00. 8: 00:. 9:00.10F:031. 10: 50:. . P. -l\i.-12:10, 1:03:,.3:39x. 5: 25. 6: 00:. 7: 15:. 8:101. 10: 00!. 11:16:. 12:00:. 5:02!. 9:00x. COUTH NORWALK TO NEW i-IAVEN A. M.~—12:23x, 1:13x. .6: 66: 7' 15. 9. 16:. 10: 08. 10:18:. 11:12:. 11: 57:. P.M.:.——1203 1:..:20916:.4:,28 6:17. 6:15;, 6:47. 7208!. 6: 86:. 9: 25:, 11:20. » J, — -» ' sundlyo. A M.:—12 26:. 1213:. 7: 43, 9:15x. 60:19 11:12:. 11: 57: P. 91—2: 09:. 3:12, 4: 461', 6'96”. 1 6: 48, 7. 08:; 8: 89: 9: 25!. . souF'ni NORWALK 'ro berFFs‘b‘an. A.M.——6:.138:.:.27959x - P...Vu.—1:2s.1:asx. 5: 241:. 7:144th ' .suv, sundayl. V A. Flt—10137 P M.—-2:15. 7:20. DANQURY TO SOUTH NORWAHK. A MVP-6; 00, 10508:. 11: 60 . P. “.74: 31. V6: 49.‘ . . - ' u—n—‘a‘h‘ r"... Ghiotto 8r Kuban 44 South Main St, “Fe are 3 Fruit and V egeta— ble Market. Anything in our line that is in the market we can supply you withz' Don't shop—Come direct to us or phone 1345. Free De- livery. Nevr sin Middle; ~ ”61001013 . , .971! fifirpps Given. u. Moiiasth & son a. 9 e! .‘s it can pay ,the best_ prices. Cali him for all junk and old automobiles. no Winiiir 8 Rowan St._ . V - on coulnc. Phone 441 HEADQUARTERS Fossils RANGEC. Susanna 60.8.00. Seif- Lighting Burners. '~ See our stock before buying. F Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00 Eddy Refrigerators. JonesdrHotchkis's 17 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn. Storage ‘ if you'ere seeking store" room at reasonable terms inquire of Norwaik Stimboat F line "' 7'23 szoog pansy. Children’s FOOEWBar White .CanVas and ‘NubuCkF 51.00.31.25 White Nubuck OxfottFls with white ivory soles -_ 3200.32.50 Gun Metal “1:1,...“ Colt An—F '1‘ . kic Strap Puntps $F1. 00 to 82.00 V F F A and Line of puting or Play Shoes and Barefoot Sandals. Furniture. Stoves ————-and Housefumishings New and Second-Hand. Sold at Lowest Prices. ._ and Steven. M. GUTKDWSKY she... «a. a? Nam-H MAIN av". A l x i Automobile Work Radiator Repairing We Buy Second-Hand Furniture ~ ,. Every“ A iiali annoy? the Cook Mohair For shopping and. V is a Gas Range in do '5 HF The time you * 'the' kitchen can be MW“ about one-half if your “ equipped with ' '7 ‘ nor is any lost waiting: fire to some up . A second after Fyou burner, cooking can ' It matters not Whether it be the; house, or the cook; If! all of the cooking if and very, very much there is " , 3 l v i. I One Large Pioture dozen Cabinet Pb 14 So. Main St. F Result-r :' we
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