“ Services will be held at ll: 30 o’clock,
1 . afternoon. of May 'RutlI, daughter of:
Mr. and Mrs:J Adehnan. ot East Main;
w‘fl‘VEVVI
V exercises are being held th‘ls‘atternoon ”J
memmnamn-un.
installment“ yumssyonrud.
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officers at the meeting of Butler Lodge,
- ,Tomorrow 1.111 he flttingly obsefl‘etl
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iV ' ”will be held on next meeting night.
“ Ve—Harry
.‘ . mlttee. last night, was empowered to dieting a serious wound "The case will Passenger Traln Side-Swipes Freight
public at this time.
V have no appetite. It yoVu'have malaria,
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one sourfisonsvsnx EVENING wartime
Just Taste
Our Butter!
“Pi-em
m is the this: you neod.1
'Til a warning.
l‘aylor &_ Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. '
BUlLDlNG ..
and wholesome. is one of
your most important table
necessaries. ’
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Try ours and see if it
doesn't beat anything you
ever had before. .
5.11.... examinations are being 251‘ The quality seldom varies.
today at the Harstrom preparatory ‘
Taste it. AskVVthe price.
There will be a rehearsal of the!
American Band, tonight, in the rooms;
on Water street, downtown. V
one».
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Delicious Creamcrv Rutter 32c1bV
V There will be second nomination of
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Phone 619.
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Something More Than
‘ It is EXPERT, HONEST ,1
.1. Do ”you realize how much .
that means to the consumer? ‘
Seruice. V
an Hoyt. SL1
Honest butter. sweeteners i a”
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lupin Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
The Sterling Motor (0.
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Registered F. A. M. Repair
South Nomalk
‘Darien, Conn.
Phone 179
Repairs.
Shap- 1
-—-AT COUNTRY CLUB. 5
., .12... Good Table Butter 1290 lb.
. East India Tea " Co.
125 Washington Street.
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I. O. 0.. F. this evening. I
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:Au exceptionaizy attractive assort-
ment of women’s neckwear in the new-
est and daintiest concelts is, being
shown at the N. E. Ryan Co, at pop-
ular prices. ' -
Telephone 371. Free Delivery.
NO FOOT ANDV‘ MOUTH.
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Dlseue Stamped Out In United States
Says Government Man.
’ Routine business was transacted at
“St'hhl‘ the Baptists Day. At Trinity the meeting, last night, of the vestry
Episcopal church 0“ West ”"39" men of Trinity Episcopal church.
1. 1
. Dr. R. M. Wolfe, ,last eventng, dres-V
sed wounds received by Edward M. narlans employed by the federal gov-
. Shields, of Hamilton avenue. this clfy. emment to assist in stamping out the
, Ml“ SadIe 1Keeler, 0‘5 “Shins“ which were suffered in a fall recelv- foot and mouth disease in thle state
”we“ ”“3 “it" w“ ”“6 °‘ "‘9 PM“ ed last night at the corner of Monroe has returned from an olilclal mu to
Qttendauts “-t the wedding. Sunday and State streets. :Mslne. He said at the capltol,»yestcr~
lday. that Connecticut was free from
Because they sxgued too long and the disease
2:331Sir-6116:3315“?1112;212:3122:Vdingemly over the lowering ol: tlie “It. has not been olficlelly declared
Haven. Many relatives and friends floor 0! the Warwick Hotel, on North tree. remarked enlistener.
'trom this city were in attendance at! Main street. Jesse Jones and Charles "No. it has not replied the doctor.
the wedding. .. l'Btabell. of this city, engaged in s “VO‘: why are the“ restrictions contin-
_“ . : 1y list tight Notth Main street, last ued In New London county-”
k The Janitor High School graduation night with 1t a result that they were; “As a1 matter or precaution.” .
arrested by Qlllcer Frankv. Raymond Dr. Smith lurthor said that there
ones, before Judge Vosburgh, this was not a known case of the foot and
morning, was fined 67. 85, and Stobell moutli disease at present in the United
was fined $5 85. States.
A band or gypsles struck Norwalk L
last night and wete politely but firmly '1
requested by the police to turn around Louis Knapp, Employed in Woodhury,
:uci,‘ :39 :emIo r 52121111131151.3511: wit; and go right out again. This morning Accldentnlly «Shot by Boy
*1:an J HHohannghlvlllll) bintlhealh-V several of the women followers were. WOODBURY, June 23 ——Whlle prac-
itéreétmg sneakers iplcked up by Sergeant Leatherland looms shooting at a target «11111 a
and brought to the police station andj 11111.: last night, 14-year- -old Louis War
were told again to “beat lt-" The ner accidentally shot and killed Louis
hihzzzhfiasflt 231213;:231893f0tgfiffi, band, with their vari colored costumesl Knapp. aged 32 a caretaker employgd
Tribe, No 26 I O R M The election attIacted cohslderable attention about 1,) Fed Strong 'lllle shot entered ”‘5
' ' the streets this morning. neck, causing instantaneous death.
, The boy, who was frantic with 31191
The ofllcerfgsxlrrillgnatedprvsgzé-Sgchegrz 1Charged’wlth assault on Steve Lad over the tragedy, was absolved from
Vchkes. Senior Sagamhre—IHurry 'l‘ar 1sl1'1u, jr.. of Belden Hill avenue, John blame by Medical Examiner H. S
10v, Junior Sagamore~Past Sachem Hot-,wath who “Sides in the same Kan-menu According to the boys
E. J. Thomas. Following their elec- 'house. was arrested this morning WV , story, Knapp ran to the target to 88°
tion these oflicers wlll hold a council‘. Sergeant Thomas Leatherland “01":wbere the shot had struck 1““ as
and appoint their chiefs. The chiefs W“ .1111 am" “ "m“mmm' A “8 mm?" the "‘33"
row over chickens, fowl variety, are
Vadegree will be worked on next Tues? lsaid to have caused Horvoth to hit
day evening The entertainment com Ladlslau on the head with a stone, ill-l,
and there will be celebration of the
Holy Communion. '
in the Norwalk Armory, Rev John Std-
piston, pastor of the South Norwaln
Congregational church, is the speak
at 5111; an enjoyable program is being
carried out. This evening lo the High ‘
School assembly hall, on West aya-
o
MAN sHor lN NECK, KILLED.
.WRECK AT cos cos. ,
make preparations for a dinner and be heard tomorrow morning before
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i train on the New Haven railroad alde-
original entertainment to offer the .BACHELOR DEGREES CONFERRED. swiped ,a freight tr aln here late last
LEWIS'I‘ON. Maine, Jane 23- 4330““ night and traffic was delayed for some
elOI‘V degrees were conferred 1190“ 94 time. The motored the passenger‘trains
1members of the graduating class at; which was eastbound was derailed;
the Bates College" Commencement 1111- one freight car was split in “a“
erclses thday Honorary degrees W91“; There were about 30 passengers on
given to eight persons including Fred-V the train but none were hurt. The
erlck P. Jecusco, Ansouia, Conn” and motorman of the passenger train, Geo
Sarah L. Baker, Brooklyn. N- Y 930‘} Smith injured his ankles
of whom was made a Master of Arts.
Near Power Station. 2;.
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It you have that tired reeling. Ill you
try Stillson's Remedy, Price 500 a
We windmillm
Sfillson-Powell Corporation
82 Washington Street. '1 -'
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FEEDING MEXIcCAN hardness”.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June 23.4—
While Laredo. Texas citizens are lead
Vin: 1, 000 Mexican relugees and there
are five thousand more refugees there,
V the Amer-icon Red cross has formal-
1 1y réfuised to contribute to the relief
.of the colony. This decision was 162511:
(111 last night on receipt of a protest
_, from emulate at Inn-ado. 1' ,
. The Vodlclals declared that leading
, or the Mexicans by the Red Cross
‘ would make Laredo 11 Mecca for ret-
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of this?“- bank .
1151 this day a dwidend at the rate of Four (4) Per . "-tV
Dr. H. F Smith one or the vetcu- ‘
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newsl 0!
of the,
Presld
‘lor cared to sit
. publlcstlon'regs '
V the manufacturers.
At the recent convention of the Uni-
ted Hatters a communication was re- 1
celved from the Fur FeltHat Mann. ?
facturers’
slble renewal of the working agree-
ments. On recommendation of the res-
olution committee the national omcers
wsrd‘ empowered to not with thedocul V
olilcers la conferring with the manu-
alllelilib «Fish.
lecturers
newal of
V nilllat,
1.11.1115.
Doctor 0! Science 01111115 W'rlsVVht‘, 1‘ 1‘
aeroplane inventor, of Dayton, OVhloi; . :
Doctor or Letters: William N C.‘
V Carlton,
‘ Chlbagogiu
PICNIC AND CAMPING
-————SUPPLfESV ‘
AT SPECIAL} PRICES
The Roller 5,10 & 25c Store
2832 So. Main St.
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DANBURY WORKING AGREEM ENT.
Union Officers and Manufacturers .
Center on Renewal. :1~1~1
V 23 ~Presldent '
John W. Sculley .and Secretary- -treas-
urer Martin Lawlor, national urge-firs _
o! the United Hatters of North Am-
erlca spent yesterday atteraoon in con-
terence with the members of. the exec-
utive board at the‘local Fur Felt Hat
Manulacturers' association regarding
the proposition o: the manufacturers
DA.‘ BURY,
tween the associatioppaud the Uni-
ted Hatters which, were in force from
June 1, 1909, I May 1. 1912. The re
over in an informal way, yesterday‘s
meeting. Neither President Manchlan
The general impression exists in
batting circles that posslbly with one
‘or two changes the agreements will
be renewed. It is said that .several
. other propositions will be advanced
by the manufacturers association to
be included in the new agreement
which will be of interest to the trade
in this city.
ORVVILLE WRIGHT HONORED.
HARTFORD, J'une V23 .-0rvllle H.
Wright, the aeroplane inventor receiv-
ed the honorary degree of Doctor ot'
science at the 89th Commencement at
Trinity College today On Govem‘or
Marcus 1H. Holcomb was conferred the
henorary degree of Doctor of Laws.
Diplomeas were awarded to 27 Bechel~
ore of Arts, 19 Eachelors or Science
and 3 Masters of Arts. Four honorary
degrees were centered.
For the first time in the history of
the collage Commencement was 03".
served without a salutatorlan from . y
the graduation class, Thomas H. Rob- _
lamb, of Waterbury, jwhose‘ scholar-
ship won 111111 the honor, being barred
from it and item graduation :beceuse _
51 {allure to pass the ”and In" re-2 5.
uulreinents Honorary degrees were 1
conferred as follows. ‘ 1
Master of Arts—Isiah Robinson VGVVlg-V
head or Culver College. Cul— .
W-.-.~_.¢
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rlke 9f “I? Baby Carriage Riders
excise we get, and we must
(Signed)
THE UNITED BABIES OF NORWALK
we demand room to KICK, to use our arms and to
roll around even when covered up. That's the only ex-
velop into STRONG. healthy men and women.
This demand is
MOTHERS
Youcau get big enough carriages at little enough money and our‘mothers can't find
an easier-to-wheel‘than a Sidney at Sterling’s. You look Vat these inside MEASURE-
MENTS. WIDTH between Vsides 15 inches. LENGTH with back upright 22 inches,
length with back reclining 36 inches. If you haven’t bought a Sidney Carriage at
Sterling’ s ’MOTHEJRS we suggest you do so today.
have it if we are to de-
Reasonable
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Phone 1115
We Specialize In Furnishing homes Complete
Sterling Furnithre Company .
1g2V7-129 WASHING'NN STREET
Woodie lloyl’s Theatre ,
So. Norwalk
quip——
June
the working agreements be:
the opponent: was talked
Armam- aidqclatlou,»uor
Sculley or Secrctary Law-
out anythlng for
f s the meeting with
association regarding a pos-
regarding the possible re}
the agreements.
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lohio‘tto 'SnKuban
44 south ”Main St,
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We are aFruit and Vegettv
ble Market. Anything in our
line that is in the market we
can supply you with.
Don't shop—Come direct to
115 or phone 1345. Free De-
livery.
“New 5111111111615. ‘
All Colors ,
S. 8: H. Stamps Given.
M. MolluafisV—t—ll & Son”
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
1112111325, $11.05 to uses.
Self Lighting Burners.
our stock before buying. .
Gas Hot Water. Heaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.
.Joncs8rllotchkiss
Sec
17V Wall St.
,
Norwalk, Conn.
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Efiron can pay the best
prices. Callhim for all
junk and oldautomobiles. .
3 Rowan St.
I
The Will. 1'11“].th C0. , IchI
Phone All
Storage
4,V8oo Square Feet.
‘It you are seeking storage )00111
at reasonable terms inquire at
NorWalk Sleamboal
' 7 line
‘h
k
«a,
Footwear
White Canvas and Nubu‘ckVV
VPumps " ’
$1 116.31.251'
hits ivory soles
71:52.00 $2.50 .
klo V trap Pumps
V Children’s ‘e I
White Nubuclr Oxfords with
Gun Mdtal and Patent Colt 111. .
Furniture, Stoves
——--V--V-—-and
Houselumishings
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Prices.
We Buy Scoundfl-iand Eundture
and Stoves;
111 sorrows“
”00.1.4192 eernonrH MAIN st.
ulomoblle Work
Radiator Repamng
ll
Every Day
A Hall holiday lor.
the Cook
M 0 R E 'l‘ l M E
Forshopping and visiting it there
is a Gas Range in the Kitchen
v
Spend LessTIme in your Kitchen
.Ih‘e time you must spend in
the kitchenlcan be reduced just
about onehalt if your kitchen 15
, equipped with
A Vulcan Gas Range"
No time is lost'Starting the fire,
nor is any lost waiting for the
fire to come up.
' When you are ready
Vs'l‘he RANGE is ready...
A second after 'you light the
burner, cooking can be started.
It matters not what kind.
Whether it be the lady of- 'the
house, or the cook, she can do
all of the cooking in less time
and very, very much better if
there IS 1
A Vulcan Gas Range
in the Kitchen.
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For ”Mo-date Service Call
‘7 Fred .H Gannon. * .
Funeral Director and Embslmor
Office and Residence
I Telephone 604
or to. lists or. so. Her-walk.
Special for June. V.jVV:V
One Large Picture with each one
dozen Cabinet Photos Free,
At 1111111111 ,
4VV So. satin StV.‘ 'VVSo. Not-walk, Ct. ‘
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