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The annual meeting of the South
Norwalk Baptist Sunday School will
he held on Wednesday evening. June .
fist, at the church.
MEN’S
David w [mineral TAN f
iuuurltriutnt
Hayor Carl A. Harstrom of Non
walk, has been secured as the speaker
u the Fourth of July nag exercises.
in Danbury. '
winter use.
value. We can fill your orders to
Phone 113-3.
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this one thing. Bay COAL new while you have the opportunity tor
Not what you pay but what you get is the real test or
RAYMOND BROTHERS
the topnotch ofpertection.
131 Washington St
m. ofies. mu; mu... ass. om
nwmlmou s1.
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$533331” “mm“ we“? 1‘ and decided cannon.
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till a new coat of paint. (Continued from Sixth Page).
melof approximately 4,000 Guardsmen
from this city is expected to be on
its way to the mobilization camp 'autf
Springfield within the next 48 hours»
Officials of railroads centering int
'Chicogo were early preparing for the.
The regular weekly dance of
“1 Island Club was held Saturday
owning. The Sterling-Wellnitz string'
mhestra furnished music.
Glover’s
to: Washington St.
St. Mary's parochial school graduat-
LOBSTERS
sort sum. CRABS
further notice.
mintzs
June Clearance Sale
Special Values in all Depart-
ments
NEW STORE HOURS
This store will be closed Mondays at 6:00 p. m. until
CUTBILL’S BRI
Phones rod
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Milton Elwood, Manager.
immediate movement of troops.
DGE MARKET
and tag.
North Main St.
lug exelt‘lrr-s’ will be held on Monday
evening. June 26. in the basement of
St. Mary‘s church.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.. June 11—1-1:
l.. Bridges, udjutant-general of the; _
‘lndiana National Guard, was busy at} ,
hi< ofiice early today preparing to dis- camp ”[8 is in readiness ““1 "mm“
A complaint was made to the police, . are ready for shipment.
Saturdav cvettin" about the sand and patch orders for me assembling 0“
b gkk wild K, t r t H d n Ih‘ lndianu troops. He said the} NW “new! 0"” 3°“!-
“f ‘ ’ l are a p csen “8 o ,1ltinrtistnen could be mobilized at Forti SEA GIRT- 3" ‘1" June 19"N"t
Unltm rli't‘t‘l- Jersey militiamen uho have been ordm
ered to mobilise in response to the
president's call were assembling int
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litiij.ttn‘tti liarrimn within 24 hours
and that ho was 1l\\(llllng orders from
.tvtnuc, the commanding of‘itcr of the Central
John Tolh, of 45 Oxford
while coasting down Flax trill, la‘i Department of the United States armories in various cities today ”at
night, (t‘illtll‘tl with an automobile at Am”. The Indiana mmrd consists of are expected to arrive in camp here
the loot and was thrown into the road. lTU 0mm.” and 33.; men at peace by Wednesday night or Thursday}
‘morning Governor Fielder is her.
"amp," Tuetvsnd plans to remain with the troops;
Station Agent Reed, of Rowayton,‘ HARTFORD. Juno 19-»The Conner as long as they are under arms with-l
reported yesterday to police hcndquun'mm .\'at:onnl Guard “-m be mobilis- in the state. The man called out thus
tcrs that thicrtt. had entered the I‘m-'od Tuesday. itar number 335‘- '
wanton station some time during .N‘ut- (lorcrror lloltonih and Adjutant-_ Th“ llllllimlflli‘l" here “'1" be “‘
urday night and had broken into three (luncral G. .\l. (‘olc hcld a conference der the command of Adjutant Genet-l
Aliiillls Express boxes, tleatlm con- iii the Capitol this t‘orcnoon. At 10 0'43“ W. F- Sadler, jr.. \vho conferred.
Bidernblc damage. No clue as to the limit information was given out thatpht‘re last night with Governor Pickle”
Identity ot the midnight viistors could ”it Adlutant-Gcnvrai would today 15-;The "0098 W‘s 1‘" 03““ 090“ amt
be found. .sncd an order for niohiliration ou‘organized only on peace footins and
Tuesday of all state troops at Niantic. it is expected that there will be op-
‘ South Atlantic States Relpond. ‘portunitica for volunteers from other
.- le , X “m , n , ATLANTA, (no, Juno 19.wActive|feKlm€nllo ]
$2211.33:“‘02:“nghfoilfigotzenanzzz preparations for National Guard mob; Engineers have been curving or!g
who ran away from the fag-n) two ilizntion were under way in the South‘the work of preparing the camp,
weeks ago, Knapp was located at the Atlantic sluice today in response totground‘s hcre fora your past. in1 on:
home of a friend 0“ Clapboard Ridge the president‘s call. It’llcityiation of moblllsation for Mex can:
w.. 'o b- . _\‘ .~ h. e Florida's National Guard was ex-1 - . ‘
:12: (22:11:31; fizgltilmoa‘r: "01;. peeled to he ready within a day or} Massachusetts Mllitls Ammbles.‘
Ridgeiieltl and this was the second ““0- 1, BOSTON. June lac-Members "(In thei
time he had run away from the place. South Carolina and Georgia were Massacbulelts National Gun 38-1
.___._. expected to be mobilized and in rcad-liembled at their srmortea thmushout;
President John W. Scullcv and Sec. int-Ha \\ithill several days. Ithe state today. in preparation“ for!
rotary Martin Lawlor. of the United Military enthusiasm was at n highi‘servicc on the Mexican border. 2n:
Haters of North America, we," to pitch among militia men of thosctof the ofilccrs and men were notl :‘ t
Danbury last won]; {or a conference tht'cc strut-s. ()filccrs and men hereby telephone during the night of in
with the local oiliccrs of the hatters' seemed anxious tor active sex-nee “mean for service, and enrly today 3 e2
association in regard m trade matters the others say sixty to seventy-five :milltla summons was sounded on :-
All the new prlce mm for both mm, per cent. of the enlistcd men would , alarms in cities where there are or
_ . . . ., w .1 . i orles. -
lng and finishing,in Dahbury hay fac- loluntocr for an, h(r‘l'\ lhe [Oder
torics under the jurisdiction of the ‘11 KOVGTHmM might ask. Virtually] Adjutant’Geucrsl Charles H. Cole;
Mr, Toth was not seriously injured. .flrpngm.
lConnecticut Orders Mob
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An ofiicial from the State Farm for
police court he was fined :25 and sen-
tenced to jnil for thirty days.
United Hatters. have been settlcd. 5th some conditions were reported from I Who was busy until long “"9" 3:14;;
tS‘onth Carolina and Florida and from 1, night 8"“ng details 0' thonm any}
A complaint was received yesterday 0‘1”" Gem‘flifl minis. ration, was at his oflice 85'“ s i
b. I, . . ' Georgia's militia on its present footntodai'. He said that although “ “ml
. to police in regard to the condi- . . i .
ti . ;ing was expected to mobilize approx— be possible 10 m0“- all the. troops to]
on of Gedar street. Large holes have i ! he cam at aninghum today. it
been worn in the roadbcd owing to the" mately 3'000 me“ at ”amn' the 80.,1 p d f this action un-{t
increased tratllc which is now Imaging‘.(‘arollna militia, 2,t‘.5s at it comp pearl was planned ‘0 e or Go al Cole‘
over the detour. 'Mavor Harstrom or- Columbia. anti the “0mm Guard.tll tomorrow. 1‘0“in it?" the!”
tiered that some sand. should be dump-1' it) out 2.000 M a camp “3 Duvnl Coun- I :‘l‘lidt'hjori‘iledn l: cilolzonti'morienf‘inttpoct-i
on into the holes for the time bcinu,‘ ' Louisiana National Guardsmen womjing their equipment and examining‘
until permanent repairs could be “smnmmg in their nrmorlcs todnylthept for the possible presence of any,
mode. The temporary filling was ap-‘ awaiting orders m start for Campilnfcctlmlfl or contagious disease. liej
plied by the street department ”“31 Stafford. Alexandria, where, the ntate'said that work also would be bagun
morning. Iadjutnnt-gcncml says, the men will bo‘toward recruiting the companies tO’
if" M Enscmhled by Tucsdny. Two months'ithelr full strength.
0n the pretense that he wanted toghard training is estimated as IlleCOB-. omccrs have been directed to 89‘.
3°!“ the church, William Burke, XIV-:sary to fit front the men for actuallcure ODUODB 0“ horses suitable for
tag eMriden as his home, ingratlutcd‘ field service, according to Adjlltunz- ‘ tld services. General Cole said tth
himself ““0. the 800d graces of Rev.iGcnerai McCroory. ;the actual purchase of animals would?
W. C. Judd of the Grace M. E. churchl North Carolina Guardsmen were be deferred until he had mottled in-
of New Haven, and was idylted toiol‘dered to be on duty at their home structions from Washinxflm-
fixer at the parsonage He was left stations by noon today preparatory. NEW YORK. June 19—4’m9011
e in the library after dinner and
when the pastor returned after a tern-1 head City, lYm-k National Guard began to“! ‘01
porary absence, Burke and a valuable ' Tennessee's troops began mobiliz-f assemble in their armorles throughoutl
camera were missing. Burke was alu‘ mg today at me state (at: grounds atétho state in response to the Dr?“-
rested when he tried 8. 5111111” game Nashville. Steps were taken to re-‘dent's call. As rapidly as the 00m“;
on Rev. E. Foster Piper another Meth- cruit every company to run strength. mands can ’be brought togt‘ther and1
odist clergyman. In the New Haven Mississippi's militiamen, Adintsnt- fequipped they will proceed ‘0 “1'
General Scales said today. can be mo- ‘ state mobilization camp at Beekmuu.
bilized at Jackson by Tuesday. TheiN. Y.. fifteen miles southeast of,
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Pocket Money
Doesn’tdraw interest Every dollar you carry about a
keep at home is being deprived at its power in cars for
You. And it is in constant danger oi loss or impulsive
Winn Match your rule to deposit regularly in this
Won, and you will add greatly to your moral illicr
. ' and worldly possessions. You are cordially invited to open
an account in our’Savlnas Department either in person or
Scasonable Shoes for Summer-
time
The best line of WHITE SHOES we
have ever shown f
Cilit'il't‘ll
Satisfactory Host
CONNEALLY
s1 wasumorou areas-r
(You Will Have
Many Hours of Com-
fort from a pair of
our glasses. We cut-
ploy Oculists—grad-
uatc pity" 'ians—to ~
examine your eyes. i
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Poughkeepsie. to be mustered into‘,
the United States service. Their mo-l
bilizatlon is expected to be complete“
within three da¥s.. l
The call sent by Secretary or Warl-
Baker to Governor Whitman was for}
nine regiments of infantry in three:
brigades; one regiment. onc squadron;
and one machine gun troop of caval-
ry; two regiments of field artillery: i
two battalions of engineers; one bat-i
tallon 0! Signal Corps; three field hos-
pital companies and tour ambulance
companies. .
Although the call from \Vnshinstonl
to entruining for camp Glenn nt More-ithoueand or more troops of the New mentioned New Dorp. Staten Island. ‘ S. Norwalk. Phones 251-13, 1762-5
as the mobilization site. Malor-Gener-t
at Leonard Wood exercised the dis
cretion allowed him and selected
Beekman instead. it is reported that
the $500,000 apropriated for the state
maneuvers this summer will be used
to defray the expenses of mobilise-
tlon.
Vermont Man Ready.
MONTPELIER. Vt, June 19.-—Mill-
its work of assembling the members
of the Vermont National Guard was
begun early today. A large part or
the men were ready at the company
armor-lea at 6 a. m. It is expected
that they will proceed to Port Ethan
Allen tomorrow.
M
HOME TALENT.
Amniromupstatehadgoneina
theatre in New York. In an interval
between the acts he turned to the
metropolitan who had the seat next
to him. '- ‘ ‘t't- >
“Where do sii them troopers come
from?” be Mind.
"I don't think I understand," said
the city dweusr.
"I mean them actors up yonder on
the stage." explained the man from
afar. “Was tbe‘ybrouaht «specially
i _ The SMUWFWQ Company I
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margarit- unscrew.
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unmet-mt.“ said at. Mr-
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cry of all gridcs
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SUMMER TIME
will be pleasant indeed if you do
your resting on the porch or in the
house in some of our
WILLOW 0R RATTAN
FURNITURE.
it is so big and roomy. so cool and
comfortable you will be glad to get
tired in order to enjoy its restful'
ness to the full. We have such
furniture in sets or in single pieces
Plenty of patterns, only one qual-
ity-the but.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF GHQROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or‘sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
mg! life in the difierent organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys‘
tems in your body: Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
oi the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given "also“
, T. Francis, D. C.
64 Minus 8L. so. Norwallt, cons.
Graduate from Palmer School.
rats-r auteur LINE F61 lieu!
vow.
Frelght boat leaves Pier 27
River, Now Vests (hat a
at.) every day except Sunday, at s p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
‘5 p. m. and at South Norwaik up to
82‘ p. m. ‘ '
nest-Is I. Fests, Canal Agent,
THE AMINO J. amru runs.
El“
,. nitrite
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maintains.
OPTICIAN
CENTRAL HOTEL
Ger-as Means and Chestnut Directs. Booth Not-walk.
Icons by day or week at rslsonabls prices.
may room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
0. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Linc j
NEWLY RENOVAT‘l.
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Eyes Examined Free t
REBUILT TVPEW'RITERS - L. 6.1
Smith, Underwoodi
Remington. all other}
makes, sold, rentedl
repaired. Rentals. 33.
per month. Klarhines'
sold at} 85 per month
JAS. DONNELLY ;
16 South Maln Street, South Nor-walk;
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-EV.HY IS
Painless
Extracting
A REALITV IN MY OFFICE?
First:~ My system is a perfect one.
Second: lgive pérsonal attentlmi
to every detail. .
Third: Twenty years' experience
has enabled me to meet the require
ments of conditions which are difficult
or unusual.
Results prove my ability in this‘
branch of dentistry every day. and no
one need dread, the extraction of a
tooth after m8 my method.
Dr. J. H. Mailery
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalit. Conn.
ausdays by appointment only.
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ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
from the best fresh but
obtama’ ble. '
Ask Your Grocer for Them. ,
.Instst' on them at your
taurants‘.
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no. or suspicion—bit luau with .
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