i Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
[ New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
H Mahackemo Hotel Block.
P South Norwalk.
Speeialstor Wedding till
I. Nutting Pictures
l} Fulper Crockery
Brass Reading Lamps
and
Ivory Ware.
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DONNELLY’S
GIFT SHOP
16 South Main Street.
CITY NEWS
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The lied Men will hold a meeting at
their hall, tonight, to work the chief‘s
1
degree.
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The regular weekly meeting of Wei~
come Stranger Lodge, Sons of Saint
fleorge. will be held this evening in
the lodge rooms on Main street.
_ There will be a meeting of the Nor-
[walk carnival committee, this evening.
In the Nnrwalk Chamber of Commerce
rooms, at eight o'clock.
\
Leland Leppert. of the National
'Bank of Norwalk. was admitted to the‘
Hospital. yesterday. where he will un-
dergo an operation for hernia.
Final examinations for the high
school students started Monday morn~
log. and will continue all this week.
School will close on Friday for the
{summer vacation.
A
Nearly 1,500 quarts of milk is being
supplied daily by New Falriield farm-
ers for sale in Bridgeport. Large
motor trucks of the Bridgeport dis-
tributors haul the milk to that city
early each morning.
'lhie regular meeting of the Moose
twill be held at the Home, on South
lltiaiii hil‘t‘t‘l. Thursday evening. On
Sunday :ifternoon. June 25th. class in-
itiation will be given to 30 members.
Reginald Smith, a member of the
graduating class of the Norwalk High
school. has accepted a poaition with
“"1 on" engineering department ’0' held on Wednesday afternoon of this
the summer months. lit the fall Mr.
Smith ehpet'ts to enter Renaselaer ing of the same day. the graduates
Inallilllt’, where he will trike a four- ‘
year course in electrical engineering.
. , Foreclosure proceedings were filed
by Edward K. Nicholson in superior.
court yesterday against prop'erly own-
ed by Jennie G. Whitehead on «Fair-.
field avenue,’ Bridgeport. The papers
nver that on December 24, 1915. plain-
tiff loaned the defendant $1,088.68 in
the form of a note, secured by mort-
gage out the defendant's property.
The suit is returned to the Septemm‘“"- Edwin CONT" ““1 William HM"
term of court.
Kodak Agency
'. Full line of Kodaks. Cameras, that a meeting of the board was call-
Films. Paper. pCVClOPGl‘S. Trays. I ed for last night. were present in the
Mounts, Chemicals and CVCTY- city hall ready for business at eight
thing used in Photography.
Stillson-Powell-Corporation
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
82 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Ct.
Your
reasonable.
Don’t fClose
or go away on vacation without -
first storing your silverware and
other valuables in our vaults.
Our charge for this service, by
the week, month or year, is very
'onmcmmosfhsfln
.‘GOUTH NORWALK. '
”CONNor‘ ‘
' Judge soli- 10081.0( South Non:
walk. is expected to arrive home from
St. Mill‘s. this afternoon.
1
The semi-mnlhly meeting of PonulI
ails Council, No. 1268, Royal Arcanunl,’
will be held in the rooms this evening. :
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We make a specialty of wedding1
“gifts See our line of Nailing pictures,‘
ill‘ulper Crockery, brass reading lamps‘
‘and ivory ware also special cards toI
isend with files: gills. at llunnelly's
‘Gilt Shop. i
i
i The Montihan dl\ttl’t€ case, of .\'or‘l
‘vvalk, will he on the rim“ calendar?
lprogialu Friday in the superior oourm
for the acceptance of the committee's.
report .
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TONI
t FRIDAY,
The i'liiird States Military llellef‘oi;
llit Red More. Norwaik branih. will
llzittl. at IU it'i-loik. ill the Nol'waik
:Aliilol'), to Illaki- surgical appliances]
iiiflll, at 11 o'iiOck. will listen to the:
ileitul‘i by one of the Norwaik ]lli_\>l:
Wm. Fox Corporation
Presents the Star
Anni. Jose Collins
we. \ .
1 Manager Gladlley, of the Clifford —ln‘—
lllotel, upon hearing of the plight of. “A Womans Honor"
iihe Farrell wedding guests. realm“; —and-— ..
day afternoon, turned over the accom~
modaiions of his hotel ill a most gen-t
ierotls manner, for the benefit of the
guests.
The 14th Episode of
"The Strange Case of
Mary Page.”
Blanch Sweet in
‘The Thousand Dollar Husbtand’
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,JUNE ZitandZZ
The Masterpiece of the Vilagraph Blue Ribbon Feature Co.
God’s Country and the Woman
A Drama of the Northwest in 8 Parts
Peggy Hyland in “Saints and Sinners"
SATURDAY, JUNE 24.
A Saturdu Morning
5 “Alice in
O Wonderland”
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PHONE 1 501
NORWALK
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Admission :lo cents
i
i The Street Deparl'nt suffered a -_
iserious loss this morning. when the W
lmain axle on the big steam roller. .
iwhich is at work on the Wilson Point Ban
(Road. broke. as the machine was ‘
icrossing the car tracks. by the Stan-
ldard Oil Company’s plant. A defec-
iiive pm in the axle is believed to be
lthe cause of the breakage.
Yard Dash—One Mile R
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Dot Warden Walsh has taken away
lscvelai dogs that have been a nui-
iSBIiCP, in Water street, Second dis-
tiici; l-‘lax Hill road, East avenue. He
has also returned to Edward F. O‘Con.
nor a dog which was found in bad con-
South Norwalk, Conn.
BASEBALL GAME
.6.- Field my .i no...
Saturday, July 1st, 1916—0pen to All l
5-Mile Marsthon—x.ooo-Yard Race—zso-Yard Dash—roo-
\'alualile prizes given, entries close June 24th. ['1th
the direction of Eugene Perkins. 126 \\'ashingt0il street,
Point A
slay.
CALLED AT II A. M.
diiion by Dog Warden Mills, in West.
port.
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ENTRY
The Connecticut Company is grind-
ing and welding the trolley rails at
the. South Main street switch. Many
pedestrians stop and watch the work
as it is a very interesting process.
The Smith nndo Frog Company, of
Indianapolis. furnishes the machinery
used in this work.
The principal speaker at the even-
ing session of the rally of Datdry
lroup of Eliivorih Leagues, which will
he held in the. Methodist Episcopal
church. Danbury. Friday, June 23. will
be the Rev. Alfred l; Faust. of West-
chesler N. Y. The Rev. Mr. Fund is
a forceful spcakcr and a favorite with
Epworthians everywhere.
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“THE wrsHiNomaiNEF”
"The Wishing Ring." is well-imownl
and popular musical extravagaasa will
be presented in St. Paul's Parish ilalt
on or about October 12. The produc.
lion will be given under the managol
w—.-
tion of Ohio.
The graduating exercises of the Jun-
iior High Schools of the city will be coast as sucessful producers of amn-
tcur theatricals.
unusual, combining all of the qualiti-
cnliolis which
fesslonal attractions on the road. "The
week in lioyt‘s Theatre. In the even- i9“"‘“”-
from the senior high school will re-
iceivc their sheepskins in the same
{the-sire.
, with amateur talent more than 1.200
times. Repitltlons have been neces-
l
Officers Murphy, Dorney anti Clune
arrested three intoxicated men. this
morning. at 1:45. They were lying,
‘i"deiid to the world." across the rail.
road tracks Just below the Water
;ntreet crossing. in the First district.
They gave their names as Harold Wer-
the enormous demand for seats.
will be given here with a wealth of
pretty costumes. special stage equip-
ment and spectacular effects.
the production.
been formed and all who are to have
anything to do with the coming event
are most enthusiastic. Talent drawn
from the musical and histrionic ranks
of the city is to be selected at once.
tes. They were all strangers.
Some members of the Board of Es-
ltimate, being under the impression
quite large. The time of the rehear-
oclock. at which time. the education- sals will be announced later.
itran‘sact any business. The board
l. l
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The ladies of the Guild will sponsor]
Committees hamoclock a. nl.. as a special children
Many well known people will take partl
‘3 the “9‘ and 91‘0””! “men are dramas in which Miss Sweet has ap-
lt is a Paramount program
a 6'71
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ass-aaoaasanaoo-oonsososoaaa-
a-allaoa-
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Regent Theatre
It has been the aim to secure cer
taili productions which would eapec
ialiy appeal to the school children of
. management
n.ent of the John ll. lingers ()I‘Kanlla‘lfrequenlly made 13mm“. at the y“.
Mr. Rogers and his as’ ions agencies to secure for the Regent
sociatea are known from coast to “Will“? especial features 1701‘ Saturday
0
, .«lht‘ children. and which would meet
The” offerings are the indorsemcnt and approval of the
this community. The
production, which would appeal
llowe‘t‘cr, the Film Compan
distinguish 1,...“ pro- lea have very few subjects that are
‘adapted for this purpose.
When we were informed that
Theatre.
i “Alice in Wonderland"
iof Child Study. The. story does not
irequlre any comment. as it is too wet
iknown to every child. This produc tor_v
tlo.i will be shown at the Regent The-
at to
atre on Saturday. June :‘Mth.
‘ performance.
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lllanche Sweet. the beautiful Lastly
star. will be seen at the Regent The-
L. Lasky
production of “The Thousand Dollar
atre tonight, in the Jesuit
Husband." This is said to be the mos
unusual of the many unique
peared.
, release.
fact that but seven men were ab-i
‘ ltl\\'t'(l to leave the armory with—
n
WM“!!! Ring is one Of ”W” be"tapecial feature was released for chil-
productious. and has been prescntedldrens’ exhibit i made at once arrange.
nent to book the same for the Regent
has been
sary in many communities, because Ol'pronounced as am. of mg very val~
ll liable advancements towards the uplift
phot o-
A AGS iron": is A "first?“ veal
IT WILL SAVE YOU MANY WEARISOME STEPS AS THE IRON IS KEPT CON-
TI‘NUALLY HOT. THE COST OF RUNING A GAS IRON IS ONLY A TRIPLE.
THE GAS CONSUMED IS THREE CU-
BIC FEET PER HOUR AND YOU ARE
ABLE TO IRON
See the Irons demonstrated at our office.
The cost is $3.50 complete. the Iron is ab-
solutely guaranteed, and you get an Ironing
Board Free of Charge.
Light and Water Co.
i
Waterbury Companies Mobilized. 'unr part of the country who have been -
\\'.-\'l‘liRlil'RY. junc 20,—- iiithc seliiceofthe company for moreioaefl “a! m slight 11! C01!!-
The local battalion of the Na- it all a year vvliih‘eceive half pay dur-ipll'lfiol Via! the “16005868 0‘ I”
tioual iiuard. consisting of Coin-til»: their military service provided first_ten a.” 0‘ the. Ruuiu‘ d.
pally .\. Company ll and Cont- t‘is. with a military pay, does not (‘K'lfcrfflvel but the C1311!!! are "If.
pally (3, Second Connecticut in- (it‘d their normal salaries. 15‘1““ ‘0 MCI“ that the “a .
lailll‘). aliil tllt‘ Hospital Corps. at. Hull'lrd Elliott. president of 'he Vm.km “P “M113“ PM
8 o'clock this morningr illoliilized New York. New Haven and Hartfordism‘kn‘ a” m“: "'euom
in the state armory iii confornlvillniiroad. stated that no employe leavflmem' the_Teutona In)” 50.
ancc with the orders received by Jill: the service of the road to )ointhe 1'?" bythu tune to bm“ up t.
their commanding officers. Roll ‘mlllllh would lose his right to re»em-.l‘i:in'he" bud pressed ”um.
c ltd ins ecti n disclosed the '- -_
all a P 0 ‘Dityle‘nl upon Ill‘i return. ‘ After the I.” of Czemowiu,
sent, and they are on their way GERMANS ARE BOMBARD-iuplm 0‘ “3 Bukowrna, “WI
here from other cities. The meal ING FRENCH TOWNS ily mm ‘by Petrograd find? 2
were held under arms during the ' i‘dm'f‘d by VtennaSunday. 5“.
rest of the illoriiing. awaitingi 3:11qu forces “"1“ “r" 5‘
furthr’f orilcrs. No one was al- the PM ”d are “OW WWW: "
'cally admcing toward the .Rlv.
in the sector of Chattancourt, onje‘. Sereth.” This river com“
the left bank of the river. . inurest to Czemowitz at a“; to»: ‘
In the Vosges a surprise lit-‘55“, city of Storzynetz, defend-
tack of the enemy upon-an ‘d‘ed bynstrongbridgehead similar
vanced sap in the region of to, alth less Wm“ thfl
M;::‘;‘?:°&il$:fl‘ °f Than“ "mum of mwitz. At this".
su . . - “he. - .
Bread riots are reported at Pa- ‘ bud ‘1' about thirteen mild ’
tras. Aigina, Malias and Agrin-
to the southwest of Czernowltshv
the 'Austro-Hun riana are "‘~'
men just xi ’llt‘tl lllt‘ll‘ li:iliic< 'iliil ion. The Greek General Staff has Feet“! to me gala!" ll“ ":3
were sivorii in. 'l‘in- mini. iiill‘jbeen ““‘b‘°.‘°Md°m°l’“”°.thr" to escape the only alternative to;
lie filled out liilcr “llt'll lll(‘\' :ir ‘fgzn‘xofgg’s :1“ aggrafyafiiza flight into the Carpathian mount, ~
rivc. Recruitingr proi‘ccilcil brisk» had been greq‘iilsitioned a" their‘um'. ‘ ‘
) I i ‘ ’ a a . I ‘ a b y
lil\r-lllfllr\l'“)i:|‘l\l\i“:l\ll‘illn\‘\‘£t\:hlillllll‘lijfl passage home by 'the blockade. 'NDEPENDENTS WILL GIVE UP- __<. I
iota solid block with the crowd Dutch and wass reports des- Last Sunday's cancelled game at '
. ‘ , cribe food riots which took place the w.” Street Gmunds. (~ij m. y, «
giggling”: if: ‘éteflxi‘ligogé in Aix-ll-Chlpelle and Munich ' climax for aptoii-n ball. as far as ml“
the families of the soldiers are on Saturday. There were “if! Fun."3.lnndep:::emsi;xflioncom” m"
now living i‘oiisiilcrcii l)\' the rcs— fights with the police. Who quell- dill: Shens hula [calling muoneye sutgadlly.
ponsililc interests~ oi llic citv led the riotcrs after several char- V
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tt‘ontinued from Page 1) '
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in conformance t
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out periilission.
with a genral order received this
morning through t‘ol. Charles I“)
McCahc, collimandilil:r officer of‘
the Second t'ollllcctii‘ut lhllalr;
trv. rccrilitng was started to
raise the collipaliy strength to
I42 men carll. llt‘l‘all\l‘ of lack
of llll' itcii cnli~tiiiclit lilattitx, lll"
mas or Mazatlan. Mex.
be acompanicd on the trip by the
destrovcrs llllll. Hopkins and
Truxttin.
All the vessels are under or-
ders to Dr(l"(‘t‘(l to the nest coast
it top speed.
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will meet tonight. however. at eight
o'clock. atw hic litime. the education-
al, highway, and administrative de-
partment budgets will be considered.
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House
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Peggy Hyland in
~ Friday.
45...,“ Sinners” It The
Jun: 23'
older and are reporting by tciegrnp‘Jl
that they wi‘l hasten hack to join‘
tilt-ii reginlrnts. ’
The staff ofllcersand two companies
of the 22nd Engineers planned to leave
for Beekman today. The 69th no":
merit of Infantry was in readiness to
nave to the camp at short notice. The
first armored motor battery with sev-
en armored cars and sixty motor c;
rtes is among a command that will .zr.
9°.
. during the present season. and would? .
('a mm “mm, H (3mg. fink 'ges. It is stated that the crowd soon have to give up the race. against
in}; officer of ll‘lCdOt‘IJl llahlioii demonstrating in Munich clam.‘g:kblg§eern:tfitr:ret$:391831131033»
stated that I“. felt there would l“, 3:: for peace. denounctng the Club. will he sehl in action omit”?-
1 . ' -‘r int n t) - _ _ . .Ward Street Grounds. Sunday tor»,
ill) c [rrctatuuilr'ti‘il‘l‘iv'hi‘ siliclnétli P ( The Kleler Zettung says a big nouns. For the first attraction of thd «
win... one... in... my mm wee {new a n... richness“? (it? 3.15....” '
SAN DIEGO. Cal.. June .30.— berstadt burned down‘ Two youngsterl' nine. has signed the fast 1w.
Tlic cruiser Can Diego flagship million pounds of “n.“ed beef ”69“" 0’ Bridgeport. 039' 0‘ the,
of the Iim i h. fleet is Qim in the and an enormous quantity of un-‘ fastest tuna in the Park City. tilt.»
h i . , '_ l" i . 'I‘ canned meat were destroyed. the "Hon “I W? ”"8.th Fed!!- ’
arli. .iltrt car) iota). (“d “if: 3 er sa 5 The fire is ”7, to als have twice defeated the Kettle”.
and taking on provtsrotis prepara~ p P y ' _ . ‘ .' . ‘ and have incldently won eleven
to sailing either for (lune—have been "i lncendiary one: . straight games. this season. Frogs
gm. “.m‘ A British armored automobilenhls record. and rrom the record of thaw
‘ 'detachment under Naval Com-$9133.“; 'm' if!“ m at 1:5:
' 18"” I . seems pro
mander Locker Lampson arrived that . w game Wm be staged.
.on June 7 in Moscow. where it.
.was received with a. great officiali .30.“ ads ll! Try one.
and popular reception. The de—1 _ :3;
Qtachment started for the Russiani " _
gfront on lune 9- ill. Y.,N.P. & ll. Tint Tl'll? .3
, ' , , i Petrograd despatches say the; y;
“f" °.r" Gf'rdsm?" "‘ A"“°"°'" ‘lBriiish armored cnr Iir‘it ror- sou-m uonwanx T0 new ironic}.
SEW \Oith. June 20V.—-.Sc'veraihungflarises ,eyenl hundred sailors, A. H.—l:89x. 5:35x. 5249!. (5:57),, fl
devil members of the hew \ork city 3mostly Irish. 7:1“ 7:“. 7:5“. 8221!. 8:59x, 92333.3' .3.
regiments of the national Guard in : Belgian armored cars whi"h 9:39. “:0“. “:33" 10:53. ~
maincti in their arniories. last niehi.;were in use a‘. the front received; P. “’43:.“ 1:07x. 1:281, 3202!.ifi
ml at all amloyies officers hntl mm; great praise in a Russian officialimzs. 4:15;, «six. 5:18x. 5:45, 6:021.“
a c preparing for mobilization of Beck- . :tatemt‘nt at the beginning of the 6:22;. 1:031. 8:061, 9253:.
mm. N. Y. Some of the troops H'- new offensive against Austria. . Sundays. p ..
pelted orders to start for Camp Winn. Further progress and addition- A. 1—1135; 1:391. 5319:. 8:50;;
i-mn there today. but the majority of’; at large captures of Austro-Hun— 9:192. 10:33:. 2%;
the regiments are not likely to leave- earian and German prisoners bvi P. l.—ix:ox'x. 1:07x. Mix, 3:13.25
the city before tomorrow or Thursday.‘ the armies of Gen. Brusilol? in ‘ 4:312. 5:5, mm. 7:02x. 7:12.333.
Mon) of the men are out of the lily : Volhynia, Gaiicia. and the Bub-1:57; tizesx. 9:531. team. 10:40:. -
_ on vacations or business trips, hilt wins are reported in last night's. New York 1: South Norwalk.
lld"t‘ been notified of the mohiliznilonéRussian War Office statement. A. pan-4:11; will. 6:49,. 7:81;;
Both the amount of the ground 8:001. 8:812. 9:00;. 9:21s. 1mm
gained and the number of nris- 10:06. 10:30!-
P. H.—12:.31. 1:06. 1:231, 220‘
‘rv 2:57.431; £31. drills, 52131.5: -»
nlu 00"“Inu L|NE 5232. “0.1.0:“. 7:152. 7135:. 8:03;
8:101. 9:18. 11:16:. 12:90:.
The Honeymoon Express AHA.“ mt”: 9-00:
New York to Old Point Com- 10,6: ‘ 10:50:. ' ' ’
fort Va ' “ ‘
, ' ' i P. m—nzm. 1:03x. 2:00s. a:
Daily Excel)t Sundav Vrzoz. 5:152. «00:. 7:20;. 8:101.9:
Fare $8.25 One Way, $15.00
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.t
' 10:00:. 10:15:. 11:00:.
to "19 "Jill’- . Round Trip i south mu: ,to New Hugh}.
Recruiting for most of the reri- Including Meals and Stateroom , a. [—12:132. 1:33: . 5:58.
moms to bring them up to their .'uii 30ft!) 3215:, “:08; 10:18:. 10:28; no}
war strength of 150’ men to a com 1“: BFQT QHORr SEA ' 11:57:. ,
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p'iny of infantry is proceeding stead . P. M.—-l.2l.2.33:. 3.16:. 4.18
it," IR", 0111.0“ NEW YORK i€220. ‘15]. 1:“; 8:202. 8:441, ‘:
:9:252. 11:“.
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Adopting the example set by the
mayor. many employers of guardsmen
announced that the pay of the men
responding to the call would be con-
tinued in full or in part. The West-
ern Union Telegraph Ctnnpsny .m-
moneed that any of its employer in
Notaries Public
J. ti. nylon & Cedric.
Real Estate and Insurance
6 Railroad Ave. tooth Nomalk, Ct.
Alla-12:28:. lzlzx. 7:43, 9'»
10:19. flzmmfl. ‘
P. 14:01:. 3:121. 4333,}
mm, fill. 8:2“. 3:391.
110:1”, mm
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