tof, fiction There's noth-
ing you buy that gives you
were pleasure; a house that .
is m is a joy and a
tressure. There 3 nothing like
coal for convenience in click—
ing it you get the right kind
do: which you are looking,
and this‘ is the spot, we may
truthfully say, where Coal
we are proud of is sent forth
. .THE
reams COAL
COMPANY
“TM
‘ "We Are Ready .
1 With our new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
(quickly.
ANDREW TAYLDR
Livery and i‘rucking
Darien Conn.
,WEDDING GIFT
SELECT CUT GLASS
OR A NICE PIECE
OF POTTERY . .
1; REASONARBLE PRICES
FOR SUPERIOR “QUALITY
’Bll__|________liliIRMAN BIOS;
Hsnford No th M
(“Block 64 Street“in
ayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
_ ‘ljlayes’ Block 1
'09 North Main Street
Men’sand Boy’s
' I’dsl Beach Suits
For Men ..... '. . . .‘T‘ ......
For Boys .$3 $4 and $100 @
21.6.0 T T L 1 E .5
‘11 no. Main 3:. 8o. Norms
S7410—‘1250 Suns.
TODAY IN. WALL‘ STREET.
NEW «YORK, June .21, Wall street,
10:30 a. m.—-—‘United States Steel was
the only active stock to show so much
9 a fractional gain at the outset or
Oday’s trading, .all other leading,
shares recording declines. Canadian
.I
v:- V
'7'"? “ad! 6 Balciey‘ff
There' 1s hardly anything in the world that some ” '1
msncsnnotmskesiittlc womandseilalittle'ches
er—sod the people who consider price only, are It
man's lawful prey. ,
" Our M111 Work 111 oath: highest standard of grade I
and manufacture. and always cheap when its class 15
considered i i 111 1g
LET US PROVE 'I‘I-IIS TO YOU. ..
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
South Norwdk‘Conn.
Qur Steaks
Are Fine _,
We justly claim that our
. steaks are the best that can be
bought for the price.
This may not convince you.
But we feel sure that a trial
will do so. '
Step in personally: and let us
show you how we do business
on the fair and square basis.
The Modern Market
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
15 North Main St.
EEA‘I‘HB AND mm
mm Lian-nus.
The death a! Willi-n 1. Genes one
otmsbestlawvusndmost popular
men in this city. occurred at his home
minisutyhoocnrudsthlshome, ill
parts am Tuesday evening at 8:30
o’clock tailors. tax a six months’ illness
otdlafiotes. Mr.CuneocsmstotnIs
’ 3 city tram Nor-walk about six years also.
Altai finisher by trade, he was em-
ployed in local. factories . ,tor a tow
years and then entered business, estab-
lishing a billiard room on Elan street.
. , He later disposed of his business and
took a ppsition in the finishing depart-
ment of the Baird- Untiedt Co. in Beta-
el. file was employed in the Baird-U11.
tiedt factory until ill health compelled
him to give up his Work.
Mr. Cuneo had been prominent in
athletic sports since coming to this
city. He played basketball with sev-
eral local teams and was interested in
. the promotion of amateur athletic
sports in several branches. He was a
young man 01 excellent character and
possessed the {acuity of making and
retaining’mnny friends.
up to the last that Mr. Cases 111: gm re-
cover his health.
lie is survived by his wile, who was
formerly Miss Casnssa. by two small
children, William and Robert, of Dan-
bury, and by his lather, Giccmo, Crisco.
and five brothers, Anthony. Putei‘,
John, Louis and George Cuueo, all at
South Norwsik.
' The funeral will be held 1mm the
late home Friday morning at 8:15
o’clock. Interment in the New Cain
ollc cemetery.——-Danbury NEWS.
John H. Csnusr.
Relatives in this city have receiv-
ed word of the death 0! John H. Can-
nar, of 501 Van 'Slchlen street, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., who died on Tuesday last,
as the result or an injury received)
while alt-work.
11
, Funeral of Mrs. Gates.
The funeral of Mrs. Fedora Gates,
afternoon. was held at 10 o’clock this
morning from the funeral chapel of
Frederick H. tlanuug, on South Main
street. The remains were taken to
East Hampton, Conn, tor interment.
WIlliam A. Raymond.
.30! Bette
.o
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
.5 North Main So, So. Norwalk. 13 Main St., Norwaiir.
..________ ‘ William 1A. Raymond
, place. died‘at his horns this morning
i. ‘ at 9:30 o’clock. .la‘iluneral‘nrrango
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW-V I” ' ments will be announced later.
We are offering for tomorrow’s special: . * ~_........,.___
3 lbs. BEEF LIVER .. ........................ 25¢ BAPT'ST SUNDAY SCHOOL 0F“-
LAMBSTEW ...... ................. 10¢ 05“-
HAMBURG STEAK ............................. 12.1» “'9 “"11““ 1.1.1.1.... meeting, 0’ ”1° ~
VEAL OUTLET ................ . .......... 25¢ South Norwaik Baptist Sunday school
VEAL1CHOPS ......... 22¢ was held last night. Otflcem were
elected as follows:
Ernest Hopkins. Assistant Superinten-
dent—Fred Lyons. Secretary-Treas-
urer~—I.eiaud Lepperd. Superinten-
dent Junior Department~htiss Helen
'Flnch, Superintendent Primary De
partment~Mrs FRIbert Hornet. Su-
‘N’acillc was especially weak soon fail-
; 2 points to 147, its/lowest quota-
in seven years. United States!
b‘ ‘r"wss the heaviest industrial,,
over 3 points on fairly large of-
n’gs' Bethlehem Steel and Generail
ot’ors were among the few‘tspeclaltles'
ow resistance to the declining ten~
High grade railways and Cop-=
lso Were lower. The gene1al‘
cted further toward the end.
There was a further decline
ntrber to almoet six polnts from;
erday' 3 close, on intimatidus or a i
of the dividend, and allied
r shares, were down to 1 to 2V... 1
market evinced a disposition to
vary Advices from London, where!
hot or a character 11.11.11.119 con-
Bonds were irresuinr.
'IWNOLDI I’JASII’DII'I’Si QUINCY.”
NEW YORK,- J1me 24. Wall Street,~ GERMANY WITHOUT PEACE 07"
W crisis reset-s ills Hers-1.1!
’ [flatworm
’ TELEPHONE 583-2
'BLUEFISH ....... ... ........ 16d
WEAKFISH.. ........ ........ . ...... 1'11
coo FISH ........ . .. . . . ....... . . 12w
HALIBUT ....... . .......... . ........ . '12y.¢
NATIVE EELS. ................... 14¢
Schullze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. ' 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.’ .NORWALK.
505 MAIN. ST., STAMFORD.
PRICES FOR THIS Will-Ill
Spring Legs of Lamb .. . , ,
.Loin Chops ..... .........1 .. .. 33$
Rib Chops,..............«...... ...... .... 1. "23¢
Stew Lamb from................... ......... . .i2¢u
Native Mllk Fed Veal from I ..... .. ...... .. .. 16¢“:
Best Heavy Beef, reasonable price. . ’
gative Chickens and Fowls. - V 1
part &Barues’ Hams ...... . .. ..
Bacod‘” ........ ....... 2031?
Small California IIams . ........... 1 .
’ Everythmg 111 Delicatessen Best Cold Meats, Veal Loaf;
Boiled Ham, Beef Leaf Summer Belogna, Plessed Hams
Lil er Wurst, Large Bologna, Home— made Corned Beef and '
Frankfurtcrs. ~
~ CH ARNOK’S MARKET
SOUTH NORWALK
,. .
F E88
1
1 Jenna told. I
cannery
awards Jon s I
to a charge of operating an aircraft,
lwnnout a. license. He was sued $109,
BERLIN, June 24. by Wireless to ’but sentence was suspended his three
Sayrille,-N. ~51 .——Tl1e Overseas News mouths. '
Agency today gave out the loilovying: '
e court the two‘s ."
’ “"1“!“de Goodrich and the l“The official Norddeutsch Alignments H “a
an a later to make flights
Zeitung declares that notwithstanding before he could quality for adiceu ‘ ‘
reports to the contrary. during the
”V9,, iron: this “99’9“!” lutlu- l whole war no hostile gavernrnent has M
actors midday «Reading and 3°!“ approached Germany. directly or in
representative issues malts full: r‘ectly with peace otters. . 1
”The Imperial Goyornment kn w‘s
extenua- ““593 fl 9' 1'3"” range. nothing of the readiness of any hostile
igovernmont to make poses
perintendeni' Beginners Department
4Miss Fannie Mitchell. Work for the
' coming‘year was discussed at some
length.
COURT FRANCES OFFICERS.
Officers were elected. last night, at
the meeting of Court Frances. 0'. G.
S. The installation ceremony will
take place on the evening of July 14
The officers follow: Worthy Ruler—-
Mrs. Ethel Boyd. Vice Ruler—Mrs.
Mary Cole, Past Ruler-whim. Ella Ar-
mour, High Priest—Mrs. came Day,
Attendant—Mrs. Lottie Lockwood, In-
side Page—Mrs. LilIle‘Merrlam, Out-
side. Page'u-Harold Plait. Musician~
' ,TMI-s. Lottie Flatt, Instructor-dike.
Elizabeth Devinc, Trustees-aims. Lil-
lie Merriam and Fred Scofield.
J. J HlLl. POUNDS PROSESSORx
_ SHIP. A
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June .24.
Founding of the James J. Hill Profes-
sorship of Transportation in the Har-
ministration, with an endowment of
$125, 000, was armounced by President
Hawaii 11‘ his address to the Harvard
, alumni assembled‘ior
The seventy foilr donors at the 1110;
are and other 1111111111. and: admirers of
who hoped 1
' addressed by superintendent Chan
, Junior High, foilous:
who died at the home of her dough"
ter, Mrs. Stiles I). Lawrence, Tuesday "
Superintendent~ ‘
Right Atte‘ndant—Mrs. Hawkins, Lettx
vard graduate School at Business 1411- ,
‘ commencement j
hey include railroad presidents, lhank- .3
the Ioruier president .91 9 Great Nor» .
TRISTRAM & HYATT
i
i GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOQDS STORE NORWALK
Suit Cases for Vacation Time
3
I
i
WE HAVE A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MATTIN'G AND LEATHER SUIT CASES IN ALL ‘
l
SIZES, .AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
Traveling Bags tor Men and Women
Pretty Parasols
IN MANY PLAIN COLORS AND COLOR COMBINATIONS.
With a Great Variety oi Artistic Handles.
Dainty parasols tor Children
25c to $1.00 1
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on moons
(Continued from Eleven-‘li Page)
H. Krieger 8: Co.
ite Hats
We are showing the greatest
variety of trimmed and untrim—
med white shapes, chips, leg-
horns and panamas you ever saw
The graduating class was briefly
man, who wished them “god-speed”
in their future school work and life
activities. 1
The commencement exercises of:
the first Junior High School class in
Norwalk, and the first In New Eng'
land. appropriately closed with a
benediction pronounced by Rev. F.
T.'Colemau,1‘ector of Trinity church.
The list of the graduates from the
l
Pupils of the Junior High School
Who Received Certificates.
Yale Yourdlsky.
Nicholas Disesa.
Solomon Jade.
Benjamin Friedman.
lsador Libner. ,
Edward Kosmecki.
Carlton L’Hommcdieu.
Percival Anderson.
Fred F. Lovejoy. Jr.
Palmer R Sherman.
Gertrude Brands.
Vernal Fudge. '
Edilh BUI'I‘. '- .111 j k rt H . ‘ " ~31
Madelyn Raymond. ' 1Eiroy M" E": e '
Olga Anderson. Howard Augiemnn.
Florence Lindstrom. Francis D. a?“
Helen L. Brown. ‘ Kathleen PhI ips.
Helen vosbmgh, Muriel Bartifl'.
Mary McMahon. Mabel Munhall,
Mayer Sslllck. Alice Singewald.
Manuel anlov. Elsie Williams. ‘
Leila Finch.
Prices from 1659.. to $5. 00
vi"!
,4
~ ~Bernard Pryor.
John Schneider.
Charles Martin.
Clifford Cronlley.
Claude Baker,
Joseph Rooney.
Harry Wood.
Mary Hynan,
Gladys M. Birdsall.
Charles Goodchlld. . .
George N. McKibbln, Jr. Eunice Sh-cehan. L1lilan Hams. . 1 .
Kenneth Cantrell. Dorothy Burr. Classification by courses. Number‘
Walter Kiggins. ' Amellii Belts. of pupils electing:
Raynlond\flotallng J. Gussie Billen‘steln. ' . Center. 11 .
Clayton 'Buckley Ruth L. ‘Decker. .. Acadennc ‘ . . . . . . . . . . ._. ........... 20
Earle Smith “Raymond H. Brady. 7 Commercial 35
LeRoy Brush ..- My Sterling Getchell.’ Manual Arts ................... 16 1
Vincent F. McHugh King C. Tolles. , , * __
. Robert ll Rowan. John J. Makovmp. Total ........... ‘ .............. 71
Elton M. Hoyt. CorueillDikeman. . 1 Franklin.
Jung. Wargo. ' Kenneth Fagan. . Acadenuc .......... \. ............ 32
Mass] Keisler; . "John M. Hurley. Commercial ..................... 33 .
Ruth Mariug. Harvey Mansfield. Manual Arts ................ 21
Gladys Beach. , ’ , James Nolan. 1 -— \
Sara Lawrence. Thomas McNamara. . Total ................... 86 _
Henrietta Livenstve‘n. LeGrand S. Allen. ‘ Totals.
Haze] 3.11391“). John A. Canevari. ,, Academic ..................... ~ .. 52
Beaméo gum... . Walter E. Foster. Commercial ........... I. ........ 68
V88“). Fudge. ‘m’an‘er V_ Lebnard' Manual ‘AI‘IS . 2. ... . . . . . . . . 1., . . . . 3? .
Jennie Abramson.‘ Eugene J. Chariott. ‘ -—¢~
Mary 301mm,. wnuam E. Lyle. Total ................... . ..... 157
Rebecca Kassler. ‘ . Donald Shepard. ’ _ ' ,
Gothard‘ Samuelson. _ Morris Goodwin. 1 . WORK OF RAISING THE F4 CON.
Edward Ryan. , Mildred E. Loyejoy._ * . T‘IlNUES.
Donald Corridon. ‘ . Muriel 43. Janos; WASHINGTON,.June 24.——Bear Ad- ,
'1 George cooper, , Jessie Lisbdna. ; mlral Moore, commandant of, the Ha»
Ruby Booth. ) ‘ 1 .‘ Josephine Siedmau . waiisn. naval station, in a mail report
' John Troiana 1 .. U Marguerite Treadwell. ; t0 the Navy DepartmEnt says that pro-
> Oscn‘r Moe. ’ ' ' Ellen M Lane ‘ ‘ press is being made in the Work of:
Leslie Davis - .. 1 1 ». _‘ Lena. Meeke1. ' . ; «c. raising thmsubmarine F4, which sank-
Alfred J03]. “ - - . ' . Susie 111353.51. " in Honolulu Harbor several months,
, . 1.. _ 330' .
.RDNINflSNaycmane‘ ‘A ' ~‘ ’ I f 11:31:11}: nggginn' The Admiral says that divers hay
' Gladys "Carver. ' 1 * ~ . 1 EisshLandgrén. , been 3.911111111111111 plugging holes in th 1,
'Agnes Kennedy. ’ ' Edaiia Carlson. side 01 the submarme to 1‘55? sand
‘ “M from settling within it. The submarin
' ' is laying where the sea does not in
. and he reports that she is in‘ sh
to he raised upon the arrival of im
‘ proved apparatus, which has been r
qulsltioned. ' ’
. nude Stannard. ;
‘ , ,jSophia Kramer ~
. Gladys Standard.
’ Hazel Shriver.‘. .; ‘ < , 1 1Mary McG-lynn.
Grallh Gall. . " :19... ,, . 1,, .
'EumceE. Blake ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ' ' ‘ ” .. ~ '
Margaret Pagan. J _; “‘
Marion Jenkins. -,
‘ Ethel Martin.
A Evelina can.
expose semen nsao.
, OXFORD. .Conn. 1111111 24 -Joh
Pope, aged 73, one or the towns as
Norwalk Chronicler