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eoats, white deck Wu. and W
and preceded by the Second
mt Bind or New Haven. and
byChieiBecsrdluinthenewlyfilu-
ed chiefs auto, they presented a doe
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sweeten .

Mayor Carl Axel liarstronl accom-
panied the department and bed e
plans or boner in the Ime'e stand.
City Geuactllnee Smith. Russell. Gn-
nuns and Robertson. were nine pres-
ent, and were «tried in automobiles
in the line oi match.

The parade wesoneolthebluest

company. that
have returned with two intend at one
of the prizes.

1 telemm from Denbary tailed to
hold a midnight train at thd‘ South
Norwalk station last evening, tor the
neeommodation oi the Second Rui-
Inent Band. Consequently. the lane‘s
clans had to be accommodated by the
loal department until this morning.

Yesterday's trip will linger m in
the memory of Norwalk'e Depart
ment. being the Shit time that the
consolidated districts had ever sent
out their tire nshters url'dsr the name
or The Norwelk Fire Department. The
respect and good will with which the
ion] boys were meted and entertain-
ed by the citizens or the New York
State town will also tend to endear
the memory of the day in the henrte
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5U“!- "‘ 1231!. events ever held in the vicinity at . w. . »
. - - . . , tri , and covered themselves and their ,
ioole. August \ielchmenn, min Grote‘ , ~: WANTED—TOURING BODY you Phouzbkeepaie. 'llhere were twenty- “:18 to“ ““5370” m m. dom‘ What is CA5 IIIORIA .
~““"- 1“ " To LEV—LARGE room ROOMlFord and ml or um. State price, :hfmfiugdc; iffg'mfggfég - ~— , l
‘ . furnished or unfurnished, and other raw. Addres: P. 0. Box 427, South the . 'b0 11‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET. [M II I harmless “Wt.“ tor CW! 01!,
‘0“ SALE—‘19 FT FA\ Till _ , . t there here a ut ve thousand l
_" _ ' ' p _‘ ‘ sleeping rooms and a basement which. Norwalk. 323 it. men in line. The firefllhters report —- '0'“! DWI” and Syrups. 1‘ ll PM
launch. including air pump. phi-lie- would make a good shop. Apply 21. ¥ .. the best time ever. They Were inpat- NEW YORK, June 23 (Wall Street, mm. neither Opium, “Wm” nor “be? ‘
1w engine. Lheap for cash. lnquoe l‘nion street, South Norwalk, 1-23 3, WANTED—BOARD FOR JL'LY gammy“: [by ”:19“- rims". “(‘1 “ye 10:30 a. in.)»-Spe(‘ulflll\'€ sentiment manna. Elem: “at.“ (mtg: “MN I
i - ‘ . -‘ . . , in u we ' , Illa . than u
I 1' Gonth, 10 bouth “Am streets 6t“ "t and AugUrI, tor too adults and threeiuay “at,“ m; zelibrfirt‘ldrw: éfigmdit-aud turtller (‘Oilmb'lon at the gm 1- ”amt use 'or the NM 01 I
- , TO LET—PROM JULY 181‘. FOUR children. Two large rooms. On thelducted. The men returned home mmpening of today's market, though Wolsey, YM 001on all Teqeflnng mu.
. ‘ ‘ f‘ " llooms in first class condition at 43 boat-ll. Jan,“ Prendersnst, 235 Fen- the early hours of the morning. Mediums far exceeded 10mg, Tennessee m t which "It. mach “d M
FOR .ALE_191” 5'“ “BRAKE!" ”a" “we“ ”quit“ 3‘ 73 CM“ S‘-"imoro :ll't‘t’l Brooklyn N. Y 3'23 film" happy and proud “t their M‘me‘w‘lCopprr whose directors yesterdn! "him a. Food, ”m: ‘ww’ out? an M
d (milder. Also Ford cars at bnl'zatlni. ur phone 370 523 at; ' ' ' mcnts. ' ' Th0 CWT WT“ Mother’s 1's
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Hunter’s Garage, 136 Main street. Tel.‘

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FOR SALE—BARGAIN.
must move. Will sell for only
mortgage, a beautiful 12 room. 2 tum-l
ll, house. Address ll X, 0‘0 Sentinei.:

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FOR ante—moron now, 0000‘
motion. 25x6 l-z. Copper riveted.‘
leather cushion. inquire Iir. Kline,
delta. Rowsyton. m t! .
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
EXTRA—NEW OPENING or: lull)—l
‘6‘ Tailoring Shop. Skirts ready made
and made to order and very reasonable ’
prices. Nathan Fresher. 10 South Meta‘
street, South Norwalk. Conn.

 

‘50 A WEEK [8 WHAT YOU CAN,
earn. women or independent inelllol
con. and men who want a'hlsh elsssf
toteeeion. Join our classes learning:
.ssestns and physical culture. We!
a train you at home by mail, write
moments". Dr. Adlenml‘e

, 89 Suburben Ave.. Stem:
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.ctllttng. painters supplies; wli
lUser. uptodate stiles. lowest prices
Cutest, cheerfully given. Trial at

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l WANTED—YOUNG LADIES ON

| TO LET—‘5 ROOMS UPPER FLOOR Singer sewing machines. with electric:

with some improvements. ll Cotuzelmw",
street.

Bellman (‘lonk L‘o., e Unitinl
“W" A- “We Em MFYSt, So. Xorwalk. 'rop tloor. 123 at
121 St , __ .

. .5 wmreo—nv rnonouunnv
To LET—DH! 17.00! A! tlfcompeteni woman of 13 yearn experi-
WALI. STREET. iNQUan ON Pm}, euro in the care and manuement of
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or ii‘ little children. one or two children to:

- board. No objection to child it ailing;
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0" or sickly. ii deceue, in not contag-'
live rooms each. wi‘h I.pro'.on(l.,ious. good wholesome board, unitary:
At Sole u and 51 ”ring street. in? aurroundlllse. Tel. IZWE. f
quire lire. n.1‘arlov, 1s Grove so, or? i
telephone ind-ll. _ Id ifJ WANTED—AT ONCE, BOY TO?
. .run elevator. Lounsbury, Mathewson
T0 LET—A STORE. 807 ELB’I‘ Co., South Norwnlk. 12 St
Washington street. Ens: Norwalk. in,
movements. We Dr. Bohsnnon. it, WANTED—100 MORE PUPILS T0
South lain street. Telephone so. Also join the his summer dancing classes,
an apartment. it Chapel sweet. All at Polley's Dancing School. Reduced
improvements. Rent very reasonehla ! retell. Join any nisht, or Tel. 1413-2.

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WANTED—MEN EVERYWHERE.
. Thirty to seventy years of axe. Three:
fto ten dollars daily. Pay weekly.
i ’rite The Pequod Nursery 00.. Keri-
den, Conn. 122 2t
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‘teen and sixteen yearn oi ase. Apply
,F‘nrtory Entrance. J. t 1. Cash. Lido
LCht-stnut street. 120 61

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Udeilgllts on the Pouhkeepels Aflair.l°mewd a suspension of dividendtl,
Three hundred and live persons,made an abrupt dot-line oi 5 H to 36.
were the ““1“ COW" 0‘ PHSWDSETB'Texns (‘tlllipnlly lost almost 2 points
in the special train yesterday. Ac. .~ , , .
commodatione had been made {or “3mm Marine preferred and “155011”
hundred. antdfit- were down a [mint eat-ll. There
Qduileha crowd oihilanbul‘y resideutuiwen‘ largo individual transactions in
me e t e trip to t 1- New York State' . . . . - , .
city yesterday, with the low] deparp’l' 8' Steel at at nominal advance, and
merit. The ipt't'lll train stopped a“lithium Petroleum. industrial Alco-
llullbury on both trips. lilo], (‘rurible Steel and some of tile
510‘”er departments were {Metals showed a slight improvement.

feature of the parede, many de - . v - . -
meals or the Hudson River vallem- Reading, R0“ island and Lnlon Pd“-

illx present with their entire appar. M “we among the It'll rails.
mus. which was in nearly every case
motor driven. Motor steamers, hook
ngselgggrhzfiidhw 1:3:5p2gfgmd by the break in Tennessee (top.
in the vicinity of the Hudson River. per, "‘9 short 1111""! Man a ser-
Visitlng companies had a chance to!“ 0f attacks upon other “1'“?th
see the Pousllkoepsie department in‘insues. industrial Alcohol tell pre-

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a general alarm was turned in, callinE'mmfl'vl' 10“ 0’ 7’ “d other special-
the hosts oi the day to duty. The de.;tles. int-ludinl some prominent mnnt.
Dartment panned through the line on , lions. motor and related issues. broke
the ily, and succeeded in extinguishinz g to 3 points. Reading also weaken-

the blaze, which was one of l 1‘!
character, in it short time. who led on large oiierinse. Buylnz orders

Owing to the large number or men ‘. checked the decline, but heavy selling
in line, it was necessarylor the chlcilol Marine PM. ind American can
fielxsfzggmflm ngdflmaft. l 1:fingatn unsettled the market. Bonds
1 . c e e e . .

oi much from three. tougven miles. were lower “.“h ‘ 5310 of Mexican
n distance over twice as great as had 1 Government 5‘ at 40' against 60 1‘“
been planned ’for. :February.

The Norwtllk representatives-'w‘ere
put up at the Phoenix Engine Hotter
during their visit. Their respect for
the Phoenix boys will he everlasting,
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.IILL FOR DEPENDENT SOLDIERS
FAMILIIC.
WASlilNGTON. June 23.——A bill to

"misuse from the crowd on the side-lapproprinied sr,eso,ooo. to provide aid. .

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datum: CASTORIA Atwsvs“

Bearsthe Signaturool

in Use For Over 30 Years

The Kind You Have Alweye Bought

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and enlisted men oi the National:
Guard mustered into the military ner-
vice was today introduced by Song
ator Lee, oi Maryland, and referred
to the Committee on Pensions. ;
Chairman Hay oi the House Milli
tary Committee hes announced that
he would introduced a similar their.
sure. His plan contemplates an init-‘
in] appropriation of 8500.000. t
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Funeral of Mrs. Jane Marriott. It
The funeral services of the late Mrs“
Jane Marriott were held at 10:30. this:

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CALL US UP
and we will rock our ironic
man right around when none-
tliing like this happens in yenr
home. if your

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is detective, antiquated. unenli-
tary or worn out. have us Ineke
necessary repairs or install a
new system of

MODERN PLUMBING
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“a solicited. “I. ‘00. um WANTED—T0 BUY A Bit on walks. as the Norwllk dreflshten for dependents of rederal volunteers morning. from a” 1‘“ 1‘0““ °' ”“3, HORACER NASH
volts. st 1-: lily svo. us, GIRLS m psrnn BOX pnrunr ,mm mm hem. on my “ml mm 1: damsm a. 10 RM meet Rev; .
‘4“ ‘ment. 'be convenient to trolley. Addml Frederick A. Coleman. of Trinity; Plumbing and Meeting
In linomo' c1o Sentinel. ,church. oillciated. interment willtnke “L W
'~ "r l ' 0m er piece in Stnten island. ; North M'l" 8i. .‘ News“:
LOdT~BROWN POMMERIAN Cl Peabod ‘ . . ,. 1 .
drive. during the tire. Finder please “9“, J WANTED—AN l‘:lil:mé:: 1 Funeral of Mr. Michael Nolan . i
return to Miss Farrell. Woods Cot- 41:"; “giganzimfirms’outh Norwslk. Mothers who understand will appreciate at a glance l Tile funeral services of the late.
has. tilt-holy mull and receive l-o. & C0 Inc .32 o. . 120 u the superior qualities of the little garments offered here- 'Mrs, Margaret Nolan, of Spring Hill.
mrd. 1‘23 3t ., . l __ the splendid workmanship and the excellent variety of avenue, will be held tomorrow mornV
" . . Whiz-1t..- .__. ,. at WANTED-4'0 no! em m Style" ”5 ‘" “W“ “19$“ "0'“ 5“ Mary's
RESENT ATTIUDE 0F STAMFORD?“ mm. w M, w pflll The Rompers are made of extra stuidy and service- l“h“"°h- Immml “m be 1“ St
“GAL "flucts 1N LABOR TROUBLES. :nm, Best W100! paid doe ally... n. able cotton crepes. seersuckcrs, ginghams. etc., in plain linry's cemetery.
._. —— - :rrlodmn. Booth Nam-l. Tel. 1151. colorS. checks and stripe etTects. H'
“Fm” or Noru'nlk. M Prob-gil’otice of That City Unfair. Dectsro’ _‘_ _____ ._.. , , H- - - 1 An excellent opportunity to buy the youngsters a sup- ‘
mm". Jum m’ A 1).. 191 c. l Leadere or Garment Workers. ' h p y for some time to come.
lu‘otn‘e of Gustav Tim-me late of Representatives oi’ihn Clonlilltllkors . WANTED

Prices 29c to $1.50

I"'Jrli‘flllt. llt’sntd District. deceased. . .|1 ”1:31. 9.2”.“ “u m" ”1‘ ”‘3'.” ‘h‘ 1‘1 “l
Ordered, That the Administrlitriximn clencc, in Bridgeport. “Mord“

*8 f 1 30th
l- hibit her -.-\dluillistr:ition nocouutjauvmm"nd reported having quash—l e ore une

to this Court for :uljustlllollt. :t‘. .lllxif‘tl attempts to have work from Now‘ 3 0 0
$ Q 0 l
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“Mm“. 0mm, in Norvmlk (m the PM“ eYork shops where ntl'illcs are on, donol
in cash and pledges for the

div of Jililt'. lillti. at it) o'clot-k fOl‘ih in Connecticut.
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Salvation Army

limit: and that all llei'son‘ETlilltll“'L-lt‘tl‘l Waterbury, New Britain. Iiartiord.
In '1“ District

A FATHER‘S ADVICE

TAKE A BUSINESS
COURSE AT MERRILL "
COLLEGE

The knowledge you get there
can never be taken from you.
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in Mild Exfnlc inn,- be notified tool-ohm London. New llavvn. Smmfmd.‘
of. the Adnllnistmirix‘ will cause tl.ls,South Norm-Mk. Bridgeport and Dam;
order to be pillllislltd in in newspaper bury Wore represented at the meeting.:
hving a circulation in said hi il‘it'l it 'wllit‘ll was held in Corset Workers"
luau fin" days batore said 30th day Union rooms. in the Warner butldimr.

 

 

 

 

 

of Jun», 19m. Success was reported from every city! m will w°.‘h° had.d' SESSION
HENRY \v. GREGORY. except Standard. 25““ t° devote chen- whole ”9° ‘NVIMNMEM seneuvaznvrummmo' MERRILL COLLEGE ‘
in it Judge. Organizer John Pierce, of the cloak-' “‘1 a" b a” work 0f “pk“ a. the woman 0! reli ni. N0

 

. ‘ ~,mnlim~s. said today: "The attitude of
Uwru-t of waalk- as. Prohaw'tlw police, in Stamford, has made it
CW“. Jim“ 23d: A- D» 1916- difficult for us to prosecute the work

lie: our. run without further

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Treasurer For This Fund.
South Norwnlll Trust Co.

 

mm“ of “"f" A- Cushmnn. late “in that city. The police refuse to al-
Norwalk, lll said District. deceased. ’low m {0 picket ,
Oizdei‘ed. That the Adlninifllmtnxi «In I" other Cities of ‘h’ 8

Ass of quality wall paper and sepia?
tow you may besuuiy yenr none at

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exhibit her Adlllinistrntion 'lrt‘ount! . l .1... ._.._.—_I::—:. s noflnnl cost. OI! eee and or ‘
to this Court for adjustment. a't th0?:;?t:km::ml8 1T “urn-"etumndhtw 5:“ I ’IVIDEND NOTICF will at to on. w E (Gre‘ory Boulcnrd)
Probate office in Norwalk on the 291115 a n or a ops an nsta ed! 1 l opp: y East Norwall!
. o r , , lmachlnery (or turning out their pro- .._.. I
do) of June. lilo, at 3 oclock after-l , I 'l 0 OPEN
' ‘duct. but we have put n stop to it. in The (fill-ham CO N W

noon; and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified there-

i 133rtl Semi-Annie] Dividend

‘ SHORE DINNERS AND ALL V

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of, the Adnlini'strntrix will cause this? :t:::):m Stamford. however. 27;?!gai o. the in First 8h Elsi Nerwetii KINDS OF SEA FOOD
order to be published in in newspaper' - ' ' ' 1.

having Va circulation in said District all 'uRW‘lK SAW“: SECIEIY . BASEBQLL ~ COOKEmRD‘EF'
least five days before said 29th day! ‘ Norwalk. 0.“. . NORWALK 'aAs‘zeALL CLUB JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN.

of June, 1916. ‘

HENRY \v. onmouv. Rufunfiimlmf m"

Jud-14'3- No Longer Dread Winter's Chandr
- able Wenth’or.

E vs.
ATLANTIC CITY.
‘ June Hill. 1010.

set Paul

June '7. 1926.

At, a meeting of Directors of
this Society. held this day. a
dividend; at the rate of FOUR

Telephone Cull no.

_lsontlii’el Want Ads. Pay. Try
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_A public hearing by the m Com-t n. the mm... to. m, .c... fl... ,, éfzxtj‘fi; "ism“? '9‘, ‘ ff; Wheat- bump-flunk!“ r—————-—— ’ -—~
mission recently appointed by Mayor markable mung. “no“ immediate e . of th‘ :Ihx fl! 6151- M U OWN e e - ~
“WW” “'i" be held Monday. in“: relief and an absolute quick cure to [m s. henna ”*M?‘ the I he Clty Natlona] Ban ‘
'26th. nt 8 p. m. in the Court room. Ail-ll Rheumatic auRel’ers. ' ' 30’ 19‘ “III. , ' o'er-w ‘ w.» a“! '

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oembly Hall Building. let District. at Tu lg . Y. .m dilellklell u 2 .
which time the public from all dis- local :nflquzngefitidhtlex”m£; mil‘bzahlflt: Nd on IN! 1““ 3.5.5:. if; “a tie 4%.! ‘ - . . ,_ Th F. C ed e '
1‘22“...2.';‘.1.".‘.‘°.‘.‘..;':..°.'ff:.”mm'”2".“W“ ' -- ’iannrmmn 0.. .. «woo: ~\ ‘ l' . e list .0118! eratton-
. ' you have Rheumatism. be new . ‘ . . _. ‘ , . -. ' ' . . =. , . _ . ..
‘ the taxing system and assessments in ed that you any get rid of it. ‘ nh°u_ ?§:Bl:g,R§V¥£L"%fiJIUh¥-W ; 3 extra Vii" w extra II“). -' 3 a bafiiggfioxfggzfi gmfi‘; gm my to. M ,
"m..." ”"45 Effiefi’fi'fie‘fiuln'fi? "°="° “WW” ”9" "m M” ‘“ firm? rnou. JULY m. on. , ””9 " “h ”2““ . m < .' rho Bank. non. dunno. of endsfied
and District. . ‘ * fifizg‘mtfibm; “WW3: mutant A. cums; ~ ‘- ‘._..—- 1mm 'AND “1.6301,,“ co ' "i‘iu rim absolute security desired and a bathing in
,7V‘Tnx conulsnlort. City or Norwalk. 0.“ ,3“, druemmd “‘t "5% r ' Mint. '" '"" . . ‘ . that is second to none. in this State. -An opportunity to
_ __.__. ‘ u ”“10“" it will "all” I: TRIDERXOIA, ILLS. «WW 3“. , ' . , h, Hit South Norwalk , .form a personal service is always pleasing to us. _.
.41.“ try to and permanent stones; “no, you on slow “,1 n mm, ‘ , - Treasurer. 1 “33‘. T . _.. .1 ., - ‘ r, . ‘ May we hazzthgmmsure of explaining to you
room der something you may never lug, sml cram Illed on :1 else. a" a ' ‘ ‘ sdvanfisesweh er ‘
"'3 W“ m ‘ gull”! “For: Cllrord Henley. Sontn'itbrwsls. —-oenttnel : 8"" W Home ’4-00 ‘9 m P“ W“ . .

 

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