ants!
For Sale,
In mum
f mmmumism Twenty-live Wordaorlaanue
fhreeThnenBOcEsch AdditionalWordloentperInsertionInBlsck-
face or Caps. Double Price.
‘5 as. . W at $5?
' #1 I ’ A v .. s ’ ‘ I ; I .:
“Mar—Toilet. {s
11 i O .
Business and A BIIEI' B11
Professional Cards. and 1. __
Miscellaneous“ "’ F *m
2: a;
lit in obvious from this story that the
story teller was a young man bent on
an adventure]
One morning the postman left me a
ram
WW.
FOR SALE—NAVY BOAT, \l‘ITH1
androgen, dock and fittings. Dimen-
sims: 28 feet long, 6 feet wide Price
low. mute P..0. Box 583,-- South
Nos-walk.
FOR - SALE OR To LET— \i‘.\\'
decI‘u tvt'o-falllil3 blitk house at 1?."
East a‘t’mue, built b3 Michael M11 -
tivlio is now completed. Six rooms on
first floor, Bt‘Vlel rooms on
floor; eatlt floor has separate hot pm
for n-satizlg
ii iii coal and gas range. dumb waiicl's
and all other latest improvements,
For lurtirpl..r~ inqu‘t‘e of \IItIiltl‘I‘
Nti'l“llt\, _\'1~\.' t‘.1i:1.til, UI 4 Henry“
5‘ , _\' 11-11111; ‘ 3:1 1:1
FOR SALEthlil'iUN 11.11511: UN
I-st Iiiil Road. \‘x'iii sv-ii entire pm.)-
1s.?3> if (It.~ll"iI. l!..1utif111 \11-31‘ and
line buildinfr, rites. lnrpliI'c C‘llill‘lxs ii.
Jt‘i1llil‘g~. I’hmlc lxi. j? tit
FOR SALE ~l.0'l‘ NO, 8, NORTH
tails of Fifth avenue, on trolley line.
East Norwaik. Conn.
price, etc...
(on, lit-ricr lilock, Wmhington St.
nits 4w
50a SALE—SIX, Slxnooll cor.
t: fies on Lincoln avenue All modern
Improvements. For sale on easy pay-
ments. lood opportunity to own your
own home. inquire of United Grocery‘
0)., North Main street or Robert 0.1.
at: t1“
Raymond, Elm Grove street.
FOR SALE—MOTOR llOA'I‘, OOOD
condition. 25x6 l-l. Copper riveted.
Leather cushion. Inquire Ir. Kline
falter. Rowayton. s25 tf
LOST «~- LADII‘S
Qnei oflice.
‘ 1’ Few coon fountain Fails
Int. roadsters. Overhauled and In A-l
condition. Wehrie's Garage, II Rs!-
nlond street. South Not-walk.
"Lear—BANK noon No. 7801. IS-
sred by South Norwaik Savings Daniel
Finder will please return to said bank
as payment has been stopped.
IIGII NOIICIS
Itinrict of Xot'walk. As,
tut‘l. .Iune lfith. A. II. 1916.
-.
Probate
('L
Estate of Amelia N. Maples, late of‘
N’trlittlli Ill said District, deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
I-:1III hi1: Administration acrount to
it 1.2: Court for adjustment. at the Pro
bate office in Norwalk, on the 28th day
of June. I9Itl. at 11"» o'clock foronool:
and that all persons intcmtcd in said
l-lstate may be notified thereof, the
Jid1ninistrator will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation ill said District. at least five
days before and 28m day of June. .1916.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
it? It Jutlgl3
NOTICE.
Ail young people and adults who
have at any time been members of.
or Sundayl
either the day school
school classes of Miss Margaret Weed
0'! the parents or friends of any such,
hie asked to meet at the South Nor-
walk Congregational church on Wed-
nesda3 evening .at eight oclock. Miss!
chd completes her forty—sixth year
of service in the. public schools of ouri “crating. We supplies;
city and her twenty-sixth as the su-
perintendent of the primary .depart-
ment of the Sunday school
hear something of interest on Wednesf
1113 evening.
B3; order of the committee.
'l'lllt‘. HAGUE. Netherlands, Jane 13.1
- There has been a striking We!
in the number of escspui Russian
prisones'ssofwar to mach IDutoll terri-
tory in the last few weeks. tn'lflll1
being reported almost daily. ‘ The M
hives. seldom me alone, tremolo“
living in parties wining from «is or
three to a down The Increttse '18 up-
pare-fly due to the Shaft!" QM!!!“
ousted for escape by the oer-111111 fills
Icy of utilizing the fatal fir‘so " ’many
thousands of such men in Belgium and
elsewhere. The nttmber of escapes
H‘tOl’ld
, electric iighN. combina-i
For particulars,.
inquire of William 8.-Wil-'
SILVER WATCH.
and pin. Reward b3 returning to Sen-‘
I volcanics. Join our clmes learning
of thatf
church this year. and her friends wall “in. 61 1-! lav Ave.
’ To LET—~Tii'0 MODERN APART.
ments. All improvements. Centrally
located Apply 6 No.1tlain street,
Copyright Clothing Co. 3'12 3:
TO LET—AN s 110011 noose, .\'O
12 I'utnam avenue. All improvements.
Apply John I“. McMahon, {sti \\'c>t avc-
hue. Phone. 134.3. ii: iii
T0 LET—AT 12 OSBOIIN AVENUE
[East Norwalk. 6 rooms, with all im-
provements and bath. First floor. in
quire of family upstairs. 312 3t
TO LETvis‘l‘liNISIIIZI) ROOMS
“1th all improvements, in refined
neighborhood. Some for light house-
keeping. Inquire at the ".ILlIilInOI‘ilttn.”
'3 High street. South .\'ol'\\uli1'.
TO LET «A FIX ROOM (‘tiT’I‘AUlL
pleasantly located on Iiayvimv place,
tin-1‘ Norwalk. Inquire of Miss S. .\.
Halo-r, 2 West iill'llllfl, South Norpaih.‘
I10 3t ‘1
u
T0 LET—DESK ROOM AT (5
WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PRE-
MISES. S. COHEN. 22 if
T0 LET~T\\'O APARTMENTS OF‘
five rooms each, If‘ h improvements.
IAt No's 65 and 57 npring street. In
1quire Mrs. R. Tat-lav, 16 Grows at. or
telephone 139312. at if
TO LET—A STORE, 207 EAST
Washington street. East Norssik. Im-
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. 64
South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
an apartment, ll Chapel street. All
Improvements. Rent very reasonable.
1
1
WANT 4
1
I
.
t
I
OPERATORS 0N SEWIXG MACIM
incs, pay tvhile. learning.
MEN SHIRT IRONERS. I
MAN FOR CLOTH Ilill’i'iR'I‘MEN’I‘.l
BOY. 16 YEARS OLD 0ft OVER.
i
COMPETENT GIRL AS CLERK IN
office.
Clllelt, Peabody:
& Co, Inc. ’
“Busitufiss‘riti'l'lcnsi‘ =
350 A WEEK IS WHAT YOU CAN
earn, women of Independent Inclina-
tion, and ‘lnen who want a high class
issaglng and physical culture. We
in train you at home by mail, writs
feasy for particulars. Dr. Adlsnlan'a
Wuhan. so Suburban Am stain-1
as. can.
. 'INLAVBON AND FANNINO, Alb;
1.“ dates to announce that they
tile M In office for the moral
‘-3tlosof architecture. Room 1‘. Hav-
I .8 lack. It Washington street.
I
1
rum-ammo
wall.
I saver. unto-date styles. lowest prices.1
int-mm cheerfully given. Trial.or-I
f Oamrmo
an solicited. 'rel. £00. Alexander;
mu;
iKILLs soc morn-cum cars.
—_—-
noxrcnatn. June 13.—1n the post 1
two months. William B. Williams. out“
moi warden. has killed 308 stray cits,
and it is expected many my!!! be
destroyed during this spinner months,
when matioolets. leave their homes
without fission; 11116111111111 for their
m i-
was 1161 11113111111- mi do
mafia «iii owri'or's' was ‘bs re-
W181 asp fists"- m :15 on:
lab Wmmltmy
wa‘fiem gami'v‘mcn ts.
practiced by some ruldmts, is not
motive. ‘ If 1 ,. . m
1
into Holland in the last few months
may be put it nevi-rel hundreds, many
of the men hailing from remote parts
or megawatt, Empire.
35c
11..
mun-um advertiser-ads
I
- witt Boo-e Company, Chestnut street.
Norwuik.
1
1 in on paper boxcs.
’once. it; llsviland St.
about loss of tomato--
know
the
M mutating is
3
h
m
.11
“MN?!“ .. “Wren.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Rockciilfte, 5 West street.
Cali ex outage. it: St
WANTED—41111113 FOR THE ED-
)13 3t
wanrsoqnm. BETWEEN roun-
tn-en and stilt-1,11 years of age. Apply
i-‘actnl'3 Entrance, J. & J. L'mh, Ltd,
t‘lles’utll street. 313 (it
,,..._...,._.....__
WANTED — ilIIIUIlT EN ERtiE'I‘It.‘
South .Norwelk.
--—-—-——-
girls. No pmvious expericnus requuu
ett Salary on commission. Roller
11: South Main strut-z, South;
\‘orvvztlli. 1'13 3t
”“Muié0'13‘31'1'111—‘1'13'1f’nlt 1.1M}:
('lvl‘li xcueral office oxidant.
bin» min-1111111 and salary f-‘hpetlt'd.
“flitting t.‘terl1,'1 o Sqllllltl 1
3‘13 3t‘
Flnl‘t'.
:1111l
Allllif‘mx
WANTED—GIRL FOR CIIIA K‘
groom and to lulu» cans of (‘igsr (‘oun -1
er. Att1tl3 at Lemonade Stand, Iioton;
I'oinl. 3'13 It;
___i
WANTED-- \ DRIVER FOR AI‘TO1
11—11131. Must understand overhauitnl:
111111.011011 wages to right man. Nor 1
walk Steamboat Une, South Norwaik I
:12 3t
WANTED—EX1 ISRIEXCED PAI\T-
115.1" once. Apply John Fountaine.
llulritt ii\t"lllit‘, South Norsaik. 3'10 31
1
WANTED L'Ohil’lfl‘l; .\T (‘lIAM-t
be1maid and waitless. Apply to Mrs
\\illiam J. Tl‘awy. 23 “cal avenue,
110 {it
_WANTED—Glllb9 POII TURNING
C. S. Trowbrldse.
1:111 Washington street, South Norwalk.
512 81
WANTED—YOUNG HUNGARIAN
girl for general housework. In small
family. M rs. R. J. Graham. Telephone
211-" -.1. 112 at
(WHITE) AT
jli’. 3U
WANTED—MAID
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. If.
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
WANTED
Before June 30th
{$3 000
in cash and pledges for the
Salvation Army
In This District
This will enable the local of-
ficers to devote their whole time
and energy to the work of uplift
for ONE YEAR without {nether
solicitation. Send contributionsto
CHAS. E. HOYT
Treasurer For This Fund.
South Norwalk Trust Co.
REPRESENTATIVES
of
The Tnvelers’
for
OVER so YEARS
We solicit your
Life
Accident
Steam Boiler
’ Automobile Liability
Workmen’a Compensation
Insurance in this Itron; and re-
lisble company.
immature
M I!!!“ and Isaac-nu
Insurance Co.
1'
'5 Siffre“ Ave. '0“ .WI
r is“
——2
‘ Whlu Hair Ribbons. . ., .1
R19 almost impossible to make silk
while after it has turned yellow from
washing it the wrong way. The best
thing to do is to dye them a dellqnts
pink. blue or any other favorite
shgde. This Is easily done with the
aldofaoolonddyelnpowderhrlh
which is sided to the rinsing m.
letter with the firm name of Outcault,
Hardy & Dunn. “annoys—avian".
stamped on the left hand corner of the
envelope. I opened it and read the
following. “Allied by the lawyers:
Your proposition to unite the properties
so long in lot-wt dispute by marrying Miss
Auchinclosa has been referred to her with
our assurances that the tangle between
the 13h) can never be unraveled except bv
such a union. Present circumstances lf‘
continued will I11 time at up u propen)’
nllhh removed from lit. .dliull would plu-
.ducc all into: ne of $5.1m (Itql' if all ex- ‘
pulses. bliss Auti11nc,iuss Itk\tl' llnvittg1
seen 31m, .ltsires us to send hr? yuul pliUr 1
togrsph.
I! \.:w evident to me that tile letlcr
doubt: Intended for another All‘l
(1111113 I’uyc had come to me. 1 lir‘
t'luswl ll13 photograph III 1‘ Univ skit"
Ill-g Ill substance tin- uote I had res-1
u-ivcd 1'111111 the attorneys and adding:
that I did lint care to not fill'Illt‘I'
through them. but would be pit-used.
to (111111 acquaintance din-cl. I
chm ti1i~ m'lt'..<1- thinkin' that the
11111 Anthrax; I':l;.e micllt Itc IIII““lI
pt-1.~.1.:.iiy to \Il‘~?I‘ (lawsuit. Ilurdy
‘1 11111.21 and 1113' phnlnzrapil if rcpt
to them \\11ll!tI trin- Illt‘ away,
In 1111.» timc I t‘t-cci'xml :1 hole signed
In ltl1.1 .\11cl1i111 lo.“ acknotvictigin: the
_Ir1suipt 1f' 1113 photograph and in—
1115i“: 11.1. tilltl 11111. it represented
a 3111111.r uili of 11,-, 'i1tutu ol' Illlll‘it'i‘lt,
1mm fix :1 pmth :unl in “lines? 1s3'1-
llll'Lml till itlt‘hllllllstilllc fund 11f [Illi-
t'bici‘. This will be 11 case of diamond
cut diamond. I NIH to m3'1~‘clf‘.':uni 1
1:10 a lot of fun ahead. TIN‘ Ictn-r wm ,
v1-r3 short. stating' that the writer
agreed with I 11- in dilw- t action instead
of the ‘I1ullitl lawyers' and inviting
me to cull
Without pmper consideration as to
the Ilsli I 1'1‘111 of being hor-«tmvh inpod
b3 some of 1‘1.s 3111111; - hub is lvsh'tfhcx'
I treat 1 1 scc her She cime into the
room 1111ilt11:l3 and t'XIt'I: (Il‘iI hcr hand. i
n 1111 11 I ulns'ped and |1re.~..~c11.\\'e be-
1:111 11111 11mpr1i11t1mco without the
sit: I1l1- ~t 11 M1 1111‘ to the subjett of the
union of plopcrt3 and so far In lllatt
lint met-tin: was mucerned. made
1111 [it'ttKH-W ill coming to an tinder-
utumltng with regard to 11 union of
prnpcl‘lles. This was gratifying to me, .
for the nmlucut We should enter Into
details I would betray myself. 011
leaving I asked pcrmifizlon to call 1
again. which was grnclothly accorded.
Having made no mply to the. note of
the lawyers, I did not hear from them 1
again.
So delighted was I with my success
that 011 my second visit to Miss Au-
cIliucloss I vcutured to mention the
olatect of myrculle. She dropped her
eyes to the Ilour and said tilllt ho~
{one the limiter could be mushlcml
NIN‘ must take time to have luquiries
made concerninu 1111s. Rho could not
even contemplate such a step without
knowing more about me. I winced at
this. for it seemed Impossible for her
to make such inquiries without dis-
arm-rim: that l was no fmmtnr.
Nevertheless I browned it out and
(lflorvd to 211-0 her inferences. To this
she replied that silo already had the
names of some persons who could give
her tllc required Information. or
course she mount friends of tho rcnl
Anthony Page and I hoped he had a
better character than I. though I did
not express the lmpc to her.
Notwithstanding the perils by which
I was surrounded lily hark sailed on
over 1111 untmuhicd son. At film-a I
wondered how I could escape the dan-
cers that beset me. but the truth In I
was falling heels over head in love
with Bertha Auchincioss and was Infot-
ttatcd not only with her, but the part I
was playing. My calls grew more and
more frequent, but Instead of taking
up the matter on account of which we
had tome togcthcr slll‘ not only refrain—
ed from mentioning it. but dilemma-d
any doing so. This. taken wilh’the fact
that nothing adverse had come from
her injuries. gave me quite a clear
coast.
Plunging headlong intohve as I' was.
the time soon came. when I tirade it
declaration without confessing my
klentlty. I told her that I loud her
srul were the property on account of
which we had come together sent to
the bottom of the ocean still would .I
love her. still would I marry her If she
would consent. She did not drop her
head on my shoulder and "whisper
"Yes." She burst Into n‘laugh.
"The next time," she said, “you play
a game like that. hoop your wits about
yes. My nuntefor whom I am named.
ts thsmdyyonhnvo supposed you were
visiting. mince you first female see
me she has married the other Anthony
Page. She is forty years old. and be to
fifty. I took an interest in that case
and marked the handwriting of the
letter-he wrote my aunt and which was
southerbydhs lau'yens. Believing“
I.~‘i'
their reply to 111111 must have fallen
hltothohandsofamp—forthe,
writing wasnot his—Issntforyour
"W drinking to have a little
fun. Being pleased with it and reads»
log that it takes two to carry out a
lurk. Iinfimwll moan. Accepting
than for hating afforded me the most
malls episode of my life."
I was my in love with a girl who
find been fooling me. Ne . I
bemnn over sash: and
out“. her; alts says that marrying
mosh slam than her sent with
no, «or
m
iyss Wenon-
It d~u~m It dis;
counterdfs'linontahy WW
$131.... 111111-13
we
Autumnal-solids
cilia
ornament
;one of his blackest moods
esp-1
.—-—-_.._—
.mm on W. TODAY ill WALL .
m WORK
1
Robert w“, “blind 11.. market setted don to more normal
conditi at toda s o ninx. the ex-
geamy Hospital." in Bridgeport, as be M y. no
was known to many, for eight and one-
half years town clerk, at one time a.
member of the board of selectmen, an.
sctive member of civic and social or-‘
sanitation: for many years, Ween!!!)-
ed to a prolonged attack of pneumonia
early last night at his home, 73 "hit-
ney avenue, Bridgeport” aged 64
years. He had may friends in South
Norwaik and frequently attended con-
certs given by the Arion Singing So—‘
clety. Tile funeral will be held in pri-
vate from Mr. \‘i'MI’s Into ”silence,
73 Whitney avenue, at 11 o’clock
Thursday morning. The remains wiiii
be taken to North Bergen, N. J., for
cremation.
early operations being altogether lack-
in; Initial quotations wens fraction-
thouxh some issusa, them: Texas
auditioGrandePfd. roaeapoint or'
more. Beaurndum‘mwene
again conspicuous among the special-1
ties, the tumor advancing to the new
record of 87%. U. 9. Steel, yester-
day’s leader,v1as barely steady. with
pronounced heaviness in Mexican Pe-
:trsleull.
WALL STREET Noon ——Medium
and low priced rails became the fore-
most features today, Western Mary.-
lland Common and Preferred, Wheeling
:aud Lake Erie Lake Erie and Vi es tern
and “isconsin Central rising one to
LION INJURES TRAINER
New Becomes Sulky and new.” to four points, sith Denver and Long 15- 3110RE DINNERS AND ALL‘
land issues Louisville and Na hvtlle
1rose 2 1-2 to its best price in almoti'
1WD )'?&I‘S.
M
“'AU. STREET, 1:30 p. m
11-111mm tendencies became
lliiil‘l'ttl durillp the dull Illlf’l‘mt'tllult
.u-.~~'na_ Reading and New Haven fol-
lcztitl their pain: with a t'cversal in
7(11‘toii; a. \\'1-~tern. Motor issuer 11r-
lullv) spcrialtit ~.
..___.__._..___....__—
WOMAN LEAFS TO DEATH.
Perform _His Act.
DAXBI'RY. June 13.~1?\‘e1o, the big
hon at the Washburn's show. was in
Saturday
night, and because his trainer insist-
ed on the beast going through his act,
the animal turned on the trainer and
inflictcd several deep pounds in his
hard with its clubs. Several women
witneswd the injun. t0 the trainer and
one fainted.
The. trainer “.15 III the cage with
1.1m. li1t
the flvc lions uhich were seated on
pedcstale. When it came time for NEW YORK. Jllnt‘ I"1.w.\ir.~'. Aura
animals to ascendatailcl'pedestal and Gardner, 7'17 years 0M1 0f NW ‘31"
group themselves under the English Hun-3' street. Brooklyn, had hon:
coat of arms, Nero balked, and re. dcspondent for the last few Vim-ls.
fused to move. The trainer prodded and her sister-in-lau, Mrs, All“
him, and then Nero struck out with a- Ilorn, with whom she liied, 1131i
massive paw, the claws of which fast-t found it necessary to patch 111-1-
ened themselves in the trainer‘s flesh ciosell'.
near the vui t which bled profusely. tsunday about noon Mrs. Horn lift
The trainer wrapped a handkerchief her alone in the kitchen for the tint
around his wrist and went on with time. Mrs. Garner immediatel) e-‘am 1
the art, but he was forced to fire twol bored to the window, four stories
blank cartridges from his revober be- above the street. and jumped.
with his act. 1111: Holy Family Hospital.
THE anemone MONTH.
.rsflylilnnla .\. E. Lcntc.
June comcs \vitll roscs in her
hands,
And snow of daisies 'round her
It‘t‘t:
llcl' chori‘slcrs are singing birds—-
Ill her call charms and gram-s
mcct.
June comcs with goldctl Icngth of
days,
And
nights:
incunsc - ladcn, purple
The gusts grows tail in fcrtilc va—
105,
And trees, lull—lealegcd, crown
the heights.
Junc comes, and doors swing open
wilc,
And weary toilcrs, glad of soul,
Go far afield in blosomy ways.
“'hcre Nature's Ilcaling' makes
them whole.
\
June comes to bid t he earth rc-
\ joioc;
There is no month so quccniy
fair;
Her nights are short, her days are
long,
And scent of roses fills the air.
June comes! Put by your carc and
fret,
O Toilcrs
load
Loosen the tension of strained
nerves,
Aald walk with June by field
and road I
weary with your
I
She 1
fora he could get Nero to go through was dead when Dr. Scott arrived frorlli
I
Q
If my W
WALL Bram-7'10: so a. 11—1110 Both the long blue days of
1
oitement and breadth of yesterday'si
ally We? 10' l“ “0" 9'" ‘1‘ ’lhui no nutter “hat the season;
COIN-”1 W “a“ “‘1 93“" 1'Tis our dut) to be happy-—
i
1
1
I
advertisement cannot escape th I!-
More of employers—but It rats VII
1105 to secure for it lsvonbhe W3;
Dorion House
1
1 JOHN E. o'sunuvau. My.
IllOI't‘,
. Mr
And the
spring,
J03: or sorrow all do bring.
flowery fields
\\ later, summer spring or {allQ
4 I
Bring Some glory into all! i;
——A.ILC. 1!
~— —Your Sentinel “Situation m
r
31'
(Gregory Boulevard)
East blow-1k
Opens May I.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Call 730.
I
l
t
j
TAKE A BUSINESS
C URSE AT MERRILL
C LLEGE ‘ ‘
The knowledge you get 5.!
can never be taken from you.
Special Rates for SUMHRI
SESSION
MERRIII. Cm?
South Norwaik, Stout“
' “—... _
Be Sutelts A
FRISIIIE’S PIE ‘
Made in the Cleaned Plant
from the best fresh fruits, '1
obtainable. ’
Ask Your Grocer for M
Insist on them at your ’3‘
taurants.
Y'J 1‘
CALL US UP .
and we will rush our troubl.
man right around when m”.
thing like this happens in your '
IlOlIlf‘ Il‘ 3our '
PLUMBING
is defective',"antitiuated, unsettle}
tary or worn out. have us make-
necessary repairs 'or Install or
new s3stem of ' l‘
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY‘
HORACE R. NAS 3‘
Plumbing and 11.111114
Tel. 154.
North Main St. S. New!
11‘ TO
Successor to Wm.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street- 3‘8“
grim for all kinds of»
Feather Beds 11 up _
WM. ‘EFFRON CO-i’
3 Rowan~8t., E.
Tel. 44:. ' I .
» East River root of Jieiaoh
mica.
swam F‘
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