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FOI “LE—BARGAIN. SLUUP,
qo flannel.
FOB “LE—FIRST CLASS GROC-
ery old delicatessen store. Address
1’. 0. Boom, Norwalk. 1'20 3t
FOR SALE—CAFE \\’iTii Porn—J
teen furnished rooms. All fully turn-
taned. Cheap. Address ‘L‘ntc‘ cJo .Seliil-
net. no 31 i
FOR BALE—A FEW BABY (‘iii. his
I: oiiers and soft rttanlel‘r. James E.
Nonteltch, Taylor place, North ’l‘tty-‘
lot avenue, Foutlt Nurualk.
FOR 3ALE~ilANliSOMiL SUI'NI)
gentle carriage horse. Reason tor M‘li";
lug. have automobile. No reasonaltle‘gye rooms Gull. 'p‘ ‘mm'mmt._ tel.
CO it No’ s 55 and 5'! spring street. 112-- Good character. Apply at the once.
ot‘crrefused. Address ‘ilorse.’
Stuntiuel oiliw.
FOR SALE—’l‘ilttlttil'tlllilltlfilt S.
White Leghorn SLOtk for sale as
310m
l
(.
lotlott5. TVto you! old liens and l'car- thshington street East "'1."ko unflorman & Sol
logs in full la). Also April hutthed
pLileis for Oct layers
or J condition. tStotk mm be seen hi'
appointment. Mi» A 1.. 1m. lounsi
llxige Form. New t‘annan, Conn. 'l‘ol.l
t
l: t-.l.. 120 ill
FOR SALE—«ONE “#18 MODE]. 3—!
ltttptnohilo runabout. Just painted
and overhauled. (‘ondition guaran
ttnd. Price $350. Adlllt’ni ‘Auto," i
(J‘ ‘l Sentinel. i
FOR SALE—FINE (iAhltil‘llO‘x'l‘.
uith spruce horn. Cost 873 Nuintu-‘r
of records. Almost new. Cheap. Ali-i0
Kt'ibi’y hand printing prens and typo.
8h10 chase. t‘heztp. Api‘ly ll Unilwl’lle
incnue, East .\'or\\:tlk. jl9 3t:
t
-.
FOR sALErvroun. PRiV'ATli'
[tittily' wishes to dispose of their into
19!?) Ford touring cur. Plenty or ex-
trus. Excellent condition. Will demon-
sttnlc. Price $323 to first cash buy-
er. Address ‘A' cJo Sentinel. 1'19 3t
FOR SALE—SMALL GENERAL
Fore. Sold rcasonaily. Good lot-s-
tion. Address Store," 010 Sentinel.
ill 3t
()WNl‘Tll.
the
slant-
FOR SALE—llAitGAlN.
must move. \\'ill sell for only
lllv’ll‘lizzi‘l't‘. a hash it‘tti l‘.‘ room
ll. houwe. Addriss M X ( o Scntintl
ji'i tjl !
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FOR SALE rill‘llmlx’t‘. LOT. 50):!
15“ Stuart avenue. For particulars
mtti ptit-c, inquire of Mrs. Sunndcrmg
2t (trot-c street, Smith Norwnlk, oft
Mu. Jame: liar. it". Stuart nrenttc.’
Norwttik. 115 ct.
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD!
condition. 25x0 12. Copper rltctcl. tJ
Leather cushion. inquire Mr. Kline-z
teller Rotvnyton.
-.. a-.. ?.
BUSINERS NOTICES.
EXTRA 'NFW OPENING OF LAD-
ics TnllorlngShop. Skirts may intuit-J
and mails to order and vary roosomhan‘
juices. Nathan aviator. 10 South Main .
sin-ct, Boutlt Norwalk. (icon. I
. i
also A walk is was? You oan'
earn. women or inlepnd‘ant inns-i
Mon. and men who want is high closl‘
usiesstou. Join our anus- learning
assaying and thy-ltd culture. “J
a train you at homo by mail. with
”day tor parliament or Mlsmsa'st
~1th 3. in)“ Avon Stam-
fll. o-n
“1-..er
l
outt'rmo —- mammal
mating. m m; wall
asa- uptoau mu. tomt uMJ
mama cm fin. m or-
Hana!
not
an solicited. Vol. “0.
m '1 1-. II! In
W
none: T0 PAIN'riNo ecume-
WS 0!“ NORWALK. Bids for
painting Naramske Home Smallest-l
“on. etc.. can be procured at that
Writ, otllce. so Wall 3.. Somali.
G. W. RAYMOND, ;
WILLIAM G. MCOUNT. "
JOHN l'I‘APLE'l'ON.
(lb-city C mutilation."
“At
120 8t
boss.
hOOT—BANI BOOK N0. 7801. IS-
onod byflduth Norwalkflavlnga Bonk.
Haderwlll‘plsasa return to said bank
as paymenthas boon stopped. I
‘Ir: ‘ “I: 2.
—
J. Asntlnel ads. pay. 117 out.
comfortably three large curs.
iand of its coming as foretold in tho
Jtalk. out! he hack’od up every assor-
TO LET—FURNISHED
inquire at the ‘Johnsoninn,’ 2 High
strut South Norwalk. :17 3t
T0 LET—PRIVATE GARAGE.
Central location. Can accommodate.
lint.
lit-at. water. All other conveniences..
Plenty of yard space. F. Scheidler,
Manager, 4 Morwin street, Norwalk.
14 6t
“1
TO uT—Dmx 1100! L AT
tWALi. STREET. lNQUiRE 0N PRE-
MISES. S. COHEN. “I (ft
R00”. woman—Gian BETWEEN FOUR-
3016 It. Snail cabin. 50. AddreSS 'Boat ‘ with au improvements, in retinal teen and sixteen years 01 age Apply
120 3! neighborhood Same for light homo-Jr‘scwry Entrance, J. at J. Cash, Ltd,
—- keeping Trslsionis accommodated. Chestnut street.
a.‘ .-
j20 6t
WANTED—A MAN FOR GROCERY
wagon. Harris Grocery store, First
street, East Nomik. 120 at
WANTED~TO BUY A SIX OR
seven room home on easy term-s. Must
he contenitnt to trolley. J Address
‘llome,' (“Jo Sentinel.
WANTED—AN EXPERIEXCEDJ
drircr for team. Apply R. S; G. Cor-l
set (‘0, Ann street, South Norwslk.
izo til.
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0F
quire Mrs. R. Titrlov, 16 Grows 8L, orJt
telephone 13981:. at ti;
To LET—A omits. :01 ism,
Jprovemonts. lnquiro Dr. Bobsnnos. “-
All ill sup-t '80th ".1! “mt TOIODMO“ Alu’ WANTED 50 (ORDS OF WOOD.’
an apartment, 41 Chapel street
improvements.
All
Rent very reuonablo.
t
WANT?
i
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\
OPERATOR. 0N SEWING MACH-
ints, pity while learning.
i
MEN SHIRT 'lRU‘NldRE.
‘olmtfloandpom. 3.0 I“
MAN FOR CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
BOY 18 YEARS OLD on em
COMPETENT GIRL A8 CLERK 1N
omen.
Citieti. Peabody
& Co, inc.
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WANTED
Before June 30th
$3,000
in cash and pledge for tho
Salvation Army
(n ma District
This will cable the local 01—.
ficors to devote their whole time
«25 ti and energy to the work of uplift
-“for ONE YEAR without further
solicitation. Son‘d cmtribudons toi
CHAS. E. BOYT
Treasuror For This Fund. ,
South Norwalk Trust Co.
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1 POUND—A “THING FlflAT OUT-
side sound reel. Owner can tum same
by communicating With H. Nelson.
Rowsytoa. HI It
llil Will Alli lili.
llillmll 0i SilllJ
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“The War, and the Overthrow of
Satan’s Empire " was the subject of
Jcory clerk wants Job.
‘ress and chambermnid.
. Norwaik.
‘ _
.fltlllWllK SAVINGS Stillflit
;Sugnr and United l’i'uit.
WANTED—AT MAHACKEMO liO—
“ HP" Boys over 16 years old.
119 3!
—.
WANTED- A SALESIADY IN A"
Dry Goods stow. Apply to A. Dick-
“a
--t
Raymond Bros, So. Nonalk. tilt at
WANTED—EXPERI ..'('ED GRO-
Appiy Orlins.
17m. cio
3 littniord plhce. Tel.
t‘liinsky.
WANTEDrv-‘BITUATION A8 WAIT-
Also good
Position in prints family pro.l
First class references. All-J.
'M. A.', General deliverq, Boztni
119 It
WANTED—TO BUY All: I”
cook.
icrred.
dross
void. Best prices psi! la «MI. I.
W. South Nomi. Tot. nu.
JDlVlDEh‘D NOTICE‘
i:3rdSemi- Annual Dividend’
oi the
Norwalk, Conn”
June 7. i916.
At a meeting of Directors oft
this Society, held this day,s
dividend. at the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annt-n was de-J
clarcd to Depositors from the
earnings of the six months end-
ing June 30 1916. l
The same will be entacd on:
pass- -booics and paid on and after
July 10th. 1916. ‘
MONEY DEPOSITED ONJ
0R BEFORE MONDAY, JULY !
ioth. 1916, WILL DRAW IN-‘
TERST FROM JULY ist. 1910. ‘
WILLIAMA “CURTIS :
President. J
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
Treasurer.
Deposits Over $3. 300, 000.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10.30 a. m.——Spec-i
'uintite interest seemed to regard the}
Liar Mexican situation with less nial'm to-i,
day, although enriv dealings denotedi
a further undercurrent of irregularity.
Mexican Petroleum regsined 2 points.
with adtnnccs of 1 to 2 points in Cru‘
clblc Steel Baldwin Locomotive, Boot
Rnliu also
made docldcd improvement. U. 8.
Steel lagged at the outset, but soon
rose a. substantial fraction with some
.‘ot the Coppers u. 8. Stunning shad-
cd slightly with tho less active spot}
Clflllifls. J
WAbL ST. Noon—abort covering
was a considerable favor in the fur-
tber improvement made by the soil-
eral list during the ioronoon. Next-
on intermting‘ address, delivered last’cans extendod their initial advances
vening by Prof. P. S 1. Johnson, of'
Columbus Ohio. before a good sized
and appreciative audience.
Prof Johnson. a converted Hebrew
spoke on the proscnt war in Enron.
l
Bible. in which it is stated that.
through this means, the kingdom of
Satan will be destroyed. Prof. Job:-
son made some ompliotlc nod startling
statements during the ooorso of his
(to: with mos from the scrip-
The lecturo was well attended. and
was of greatest interest to the hear-l
en bola; a war discussion. on I‘
somewhot dlloront scale and snhlooui
thus is mushy hard:
tPror Johnson has mulled extol»l
sirely over tho United States and
Canon's dam the same leoturo to
people to m: on cities. Ho
ho- olways been well received. and
his lectures have always provon to
50 d as much internal and intelli-
unos. as was lost night's address.
l
substantially and specialties in mot.
al.1nclndlnx them otors, made up
much of yesterday’s deems. Bond!
were lowar in tho main. the Pandas
8’s. which weakened yesterday, recur
cred apoint on call.
WALL 81], 1:30 p. its—Publication
of the note to Canons: had no «but
on tho‘market. sisido from a slacken-
ing of activity. Hidepflced specia-
tios we“ in motion“ dsmsnd. «
..
The case of “(mm Richmond vs. .
Joseph Klein. which resulted trim
an automobile accident in which the
plaintid' and defendant Mud. in R0-
wsytoa. on Juno 2nd, was settled yol-
torday oltsrnon. to tho satisfaction
‘or oil MM method, without but
is; uni-o in eolrt. Tits sfstnnit was
“9 3t '
representod by Atlanta Condos in
South Nofwul.
'nie commencement exercises of the
Junior High pcbsob will ho hold in
Hoyt's Theatre.
1916. u 2:» p. m. Tho mail will
ha in iollofl:
”DH 1. Milton Com Chairman!
Bond of Education. presiding.
Sour-Swing Sons, by Loin—Girls
. or Graduating Class.
invocation—Rev. L B. Howell.
Song—The Shower: Arr. from
Trovstore”—0rsdnstinx class.
Address—James Sulliviin, Principal
01 Boys' High SchooL‘Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bong—“l ‘Know a Bank," by Horn—
Glrls of Graduating Class.
Presentstion of DiplomIs—Ira T.
Chapm, Superintendent of Schools.
Benediction—Roi. 12 B. Howell.
Music.
“ll
List or students to be graduated
from Center Junior High School, Juno
21,1916:
Academic Course.
Interim Joseph Adams Jr.
William Boland
Anna llrottn
Francis J. lurns
Grace \‘ioia (lorham
Helen Emma Gregory
William Thomas (lrumiey
Alice ll. A. liawxhurst
Rose Heilant
Mary Elisabeth llowsrd
Abraham Harris
Stewart ll. \\'. Kirkmsn
Paul James Hirmayer
Paul T". C. Magner
Michael Francis Muivoy
John Edward Riordan
Thomas .1. Silk
l-‘ay Adela Worthy
2 Year Commercial Cour-co.
Stanley H. lledient
(:nice Millicent Bray
Ereiyn May t‘arpenter
John William ('ronin
Jemina Monica Fallo
Edith (‘atherine Guanierl
Albert Edward Heine
Herbert Robinson Howard
Minniebelle (‘. Bailey
Miriam Buttery
Eleanor Marie Hughes
Theresa Loretta Monahan
Ado .‘liiicent Smith
Phoebe (‘, Swenson
Annit l). Walsh
Mitotic Grace Warner
, Edith May \\ 00d
4 Years Commercial Courlo
Arthur lingo Anderson
ll .‘llrfllltHl‘llt Brown
Robert Ernest (‘arrutto
Miamcs Olittr Church
“llllflm ( liflorti (‘omstOck
“'iliis M “(Forest
William hr
lrsce Eliza l-irans
Etta Clnshoff
l-‘iorcncc Anna .1. Norris
Julia L. Sweeney
Armenia i-‘. l'ziderhiil
List of Students To Be Graduated from
Franklin Junior High School
June 21, 191‘.
Commercial 4 Year Couhe.
Wesley Ackerly
Hoii‘n Aiken
William 'llitrdm
lrmn Hit-ling
Hairy lirtdc
Lloyd (‘nt'o
iiclt-n (‘rako
Robert lice-sssro ‘ '
i-liizuhcth Ehlos
(lietition Fisher
ilenetiict Gregory
Evelyn Harris
(‘hnrivs llcndrick
tlrncc iiolinntl
liyntitn Knpiin
Alice Lynch
(‘iinrics Muller
Henry Middleton '.
Mabel Miller
Anna Moore
ilentricc llorclli
Loretta O'Connor
George l'icasttnm
‘Helintln llnincy
Il-‘lorcncti lit-anion
~Roae ltobichaud
Robert Scnlzl
Gladys Smith -
Mildred Smith ' -
Louis Sodcrslrom "
ilnrrictt Sttninick
Morgucrite U tzingcr
Leon \l. ecd
Hulda \licgmnn
Elisa both ‘ Wilson
Royal \lilson
Jennie Ybnrdislty
Hcien largo:
Commercial
Alico Acton
ances Allitig
Mae Angleman
Horatio Finch
Evelyn Gslnos
Ruth Gioror
Lillian Consoles
Erin dun Henncssey
Rose Herts
\‘sihan llinck
Kathryn lloran
Marlon Hosted ”u
William Kelly '
Marion Kory
Florence Madden
Diary Mshonoy
Mary Mcfially .
’Bemxrd Selby " ‘ V .3
Olive smith - "
tPeitrl Smith '
“offline ninety '
Mal A
Jennie Bodweu rts Cour-sh
Ions Carine:
Blnbeth Dokul
Alice Peri-la
Amtfllflfli ~
Mabel Johnson '
nuns Nordilnd '
Julio" 0W,” _
. . I! ‘
Karla Troy
Mud Culture]!
Cyril Tuck
ElisabethY Venom
2 Year Cour-u
. " ‘7. can?
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.‘ ’J '!~.L 5‘3
Wednesday, J tine 21,
i
manor Hillican
'Bernsrd Nsvssky
Albert Nicholls
lotion Richardson
Albert Bdrm-oi
Katherine Bouncy
Carlton Shearwood
Florence Skidd
Marry Spoon!
lla- Waterbury
Moriario loin!
CARRANZA GOVERNMENT
REBUKED BY THE UNIT-.
ED STATES.
(Continued from Eighth Page).
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OIL S'I'O‘VES 8. OVENS
Large Assortment, Prices Right
ms, 25 Washing“! SI.
a
cable at its home station, and in
no case until it shall have reach-i
."cd its prtscribcd minimum peace
strtr gth, its properties imcnttn’
icti suitable arrangements inntlc‘
for wring for the armorics,‘ the
adjuizitit-gcncral shall he notiiictit
that ortltrs may issue to mute
thc tttililllalid so reporting to thct
«amp f'round<.
iliat littit tiifitculty will lie (‘x-j
pcricnt‘ui in recruitingr compan-l
lt‘R to maximum strength \\ 'lS in-i
titrated in :t tttt2t>urt in \cw‘
Haven. The lotai Companite of
the .Qt‘tnllll iniantn assrmhlcdi
for roll call at 8 oclock “ttht
practically their full enlisted
strength unrlcr the state law. Re-
t‘ruitingr was begun and within
two hours enough men had ofl'cr-
etl their Si‘l‘tlt‘t‘i to raise the
several companies to-tlic maxi-
tttum \ll‘l'ilJL’lll and it was appar-
ent that then would he a “all-
in!r list. Tin \(trtnti lxcgimtnt
lard “as included in the roll
cal
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Hattie A. Wardwsll.
Hattie A. Wordwell, wife 01 Theo.
doro ll. Wardwell. a summer resident
of Pine Point, diod yostordoy. ot hor
late residence in South Norwslk. Mrs.
Wardwell was iormerly o resident of
Wooster, Mass. and iuneroi services -
will be held rtdsy afternoon in that
city, in the funeral parlors of Frank
Senaton. at 2:30 p. m. Tho‘ Rev. Tom-
lison will ollltiate.
Adolph Iolsln.
Adoph Boisin. a private in Company
l‘., Third Voltmteer Spanish-American
War veterans. died at the Soldiers'
Home yesterday mention. The (lo-
ceased was in his itrty-ilrst year. The
remains were shipped to Daniclson,.
CL; by Raymond and Son.
“*4—
BUILDING PERMITS lSSUED.
The following permits were issued;
todiw. by building inspectorycloronco
l. Finch:
Permit to C. it \Hought of \‘cwtown
Minus, to build a garage and coach,
hwse for Mrs. E. C. Wlliadsch, Of-
Newtown avenue. Cost 82.000. I
Permit to Adolph Olushofl (or iii
warm at .\'o. 9. Fair street. cost 375.!
l
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l‘onnlt to J. H. llcrry. tor the croc-
tlon of it garage for Loo Dash, of
Garfield motile. cost 150. J
Permit to William H. Cunt. tot IJ
one story addition to the houso of
Harry Cummings. in Cudilpp street.
Cost 310.0. .
Permit to Andrew cho, for the lids
dition to building in Mechanic St.
owned by Rollie (‘hsrriot Cost $166.
l‘ermltsto Frederick Gullen for wir-
lng the house of Samuel Caldwell, at,
so Meadow street. and also for the:
installation of an electric light plant
in the house of eGorgel‘lclmelL
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GOLFAX ENCAMPMENT OFFICER}
i
i
.
Tho ocml-oaounl election of ofllcersl
of (01fo Encampment. 1.0. 0. R.
was liold last evening bill this rt;
snlt:
(‘hlef Patriarch—Allen Shotflor. 4
High ‘Priest—Anthony Rnalcka. .
Senior Warden—William Burhoy. J
Junior Warden—Clifford N. ,
nings.
l‘roosureswcharlos ll. Gobrmsnn.
Sortbev—D. Burr Beach.
The intonation oercmonios will
take phco on July 17th tho ooremony
being conducted by District Deputy
Grand Patriarch C. H. Barthoi. of
Stamford.
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OTRIKEIO' RANKS lWELLED
Gsrment strikers. st‘the ilrm of
(Philip Coho], on Water street, South
Not-walk, succeeded this morninx, in;
cousin; tilt without oi a dozen or
mos-o employs. a! the company.
an~J
The can of Hamlet Richmond vs.‘
took plsco at last evenms's mam
nasotln' of Progress Forum, No. 1),
macro-i Mn Ins-o. Election ol.‘
ofloeu‘ will mite place at noxt wook's
muting; m manna tor Mr
”ship were received during 1m
pixht's meotlnc.
' A bulim- meeting of Trinity
You! lion's club will be bold ills
would: st out unlock. A fall at-
mm to mm, as hum of
imporlonce. relating to the welfare or
this alli. ll to bi discus“.
Pointed or stenolled burlap hats
on wire frames or. also anal-twigs
LET US SHOW YOU 'A COMPLETE LINE 0'
PERFECTION STOVES.
STERLING FURNITURE co.
127—129—131 Washingtoh St.
Phone 105.
iii.
uni,
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WE CARRY k FULL LINE OF NEW PERFECf
TION OIL COOK 'STOVES.
A. J. Collins 81. Co.
Quality Highest—Prices Lowest.
spam
Try a Sentinel A d.
For Best Res
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