r f The pumls of Jesse Robson. enjoy- d an automobile outing to Lake Ma- hopu, New York, yesterday. A recruiting sergeant of the United flutes Army has been in South Nor- wei: the past few daya. -——-—-1 -—Your old jewelry will be valuable UNDERTAKER f Tel. OM 1m; Halli. C”. 17 WMHINCTON IT. I NEW RED MEN’S IUILDINO ,— 1 l l dter rightly refreshed—repaired by W128 Brand, South Norwalk. ' ‘I m lentil Barker has taken a position to: the summer months with Joseph Davis. the Washington street cloth- III. ’4‘! ’ Reginald Smith, of Union Park, who has secured a position with the Cit)’ Engineering Department, began his new duties today. 1 w The first Saturday night dance of I, attended. Greenwood‘s orchestra; furnished excellent music. Henry Merwiu Troworidge. former-l 1y of Weston. has sold his resideuch and farm in West Medway, Mass. and is moving to Norwaik where he‘ will resume business l Mrs, Frank J. l‘urtis, of Mott avru. nue, who underwent a serious oper- ation in the Bridgeport Hospital, last. week. is reported as doing very nice ly. but will be obliged to remain in] the institution about a month. ‘ ... There were eight sales of real es-t tale in Nora-alk. last weekyrith mort- gages amounting to 829.400. For the third week of June. 1915, there were ten transfers of property. but the‘ mortgages were Ollly $8,350. The porch of the lschoda Yacht, Club has been repaired. For some time, the porch has been considered. unsafe by the members of the club, and few have ventured upon it. Now: however. many members plan to en-' joy the summer breezes upon it. l During the Sunday School exercises yesterday at the Trinity Episcopal Church the, rector, Rev. Frederick A.‘ Coleman. presented prayer hooks to the following pupils for perfect 'at- tendance for the last four months: Grace Holland, Vera Johnson. iluntph- rey Doulcna. Flewyln Godfrey and Ellen Richmond. The Thursday evening service at the First Methodist Episcopal church will be observed as a flower service, llefcrcc. (‘olonc‘t llcnry 5. Dorsey; each attendant being requested '0 marshal. Lieutenant l'olonel Vincent , -, M. King; clerk of warm, Caplatu bring a favorite flower. There will Stephen T. Smith; sum", Major be. appropriate remarks and singing. and at the conclusion of the meeting the flowers will be distributed among the shut-ins. Sherman Council. Roi'al Arcanumy its planning for Field Day Night." tot morrow. All the past regents are ex; peeled to attend. as well as big deled gallons from Milford, New llnven.‘ Bridgeport. Danbury. Greenwich, and. Stamford. and Ponassus Council, of Norwalk. There will be initiation. Ipeechtnaking, entertainment and re- freshments. Several grand officers will attend to explain matters of vital importance to the Royal Areanumites 1n Norwalk. Robert Cluett, in, of the firm of of Ciuett. Peabody & Co.. of this city. has purchased ten acres of the Ander~ Ion property on Forest avenue. ex~ tending through to Meadow street, in Ive, N. Y. The land is partly wood- ad and on a high elevation overlook- lng long island Sound. It is to be immediately developed with a real- dence in Elizabethan architecture. gal-axe. and landscaping. the intentlonl being to make it one of the show places in this town, mm HOPE to; that l‘olonel Henry S. Dorsey hail “fife . - 'municated with Adjutant Genera C ; the season was held Saturday evening l and that he informed the general that1 at the Knob Club, and was very largel he feared that he would lose mostofl ‘tltustustic in the ‘ but it will require several days before‘ ‘.l relay rat‘c .Paimer acted as field manager. SEESElllCl 80M (Continued Freon First Page.) l l Anxious for Call. it is an open secret among the boys’ his command unless they were given: some sort of tnlhtary orders. Colonel lairsey said that the boys were not taking the interest in the encampment beczuise of the other more important matter and it seemed that one and all of the boys were anxious to be included in the call to arms. The men all seem to be very en~ matter and it was only on the promise of Colonel liorscy that he would do what he could to get them called that the boys would settle down to active Work Lt the camp. The communication with Gen- etal Cole was llli' result. So far as was learned the general has promised to do what he could in the molten] he can communicate with Washington in the matter and receive a reply.’ There is no doubt. however. that! should war be declared that the l‘ys from the Coast Artillery will be in line at the front. Health is Excellent. The general health of the man is good and not one (‘Hat‘ of serious ill- .tess has been reported. The bad weather has intert‘ctcd with target practice. and unless it clears some mighty poor rccords will be made. Good work has been done so far con- snobs For Men. .Women and Children Bathing value. Wecanwyearordareto Phone 113-3. misc-em. Buy COAL-owwbiloyoahavothoouenanityior tint-rue: ‘hlotwbatyoanybutwhatyooptiathoreaitoata RAYMOND BROTHERS thotopnotelofptfeedon. r31 Vin-hm St. Yachting Tennis watra PUMPS Oxfords and Boots in wide Variety Glover’s In Washington St. Daily by Phonetic. Free Delivery 71 lilacs: Elwood. Manager. lowed full pay. at the normal rate! in effect on that data in each case, during absence in such service not‘ ‘to exceed three full months and the: fraction of the month in which call»; ed into service. and thereafter, for a‘ t‘flod not exceeding aloe additional} months. full pay at such rate less, the amount in each case paid by thel Government. ' ‘ Can Return to Employment. . Such employee will also be con-t aldered, for the purposes of the Em-t ployes’ Benefit plan. as being con. tinuously employed in the system\ while absent on such duty, or after honorable discharge. will be given .‘llt‘h employment as the negda of thv sci-vice will permit and the employee is able and fitted to perform. Thou Who Enlist. sldering the heavy weather, but the men and the officers feel that they. can do better if the weather will clear. On Saturday afternoon the men: joined in a field meet in which the Second l‘ompany of Bridgeport car- riedoff first honors. Companies 8 and l.‘l were tied for second honors. 'l‘hc meet comprised the following races, loll yard dash. threelcgged race. sack race, equipment race. obstacle race. lillcr bcarer race, 100 yard daah final lit-at, rescue race. and Officers In Charge. The allair was conductcd under the supervision of the following officers: Frederick J. Adams; scorcr, Lieuten- ant Anthony Suuticrlattd. The judges lat the finish wa-rc: l.icutcuunl Frank , \\'ithce. Lieutenant William l-‘oord and ; Licutcnaut lmllla l)‘.\‘cill. Mayor John ‘J, ilaif, (‘uplain l‘crcy ll. Morgan and Captain Elbert L. liarble acted as timekecpcra. The athletic committee comprised Major Morris ll. Payne, Lieutenant Edmund ll. Reed and Lion- tenant liugh M. Bell. Sergeant E. B. TELEPHONE CO. TO ALLOW FULL PAY FOR MILITIAMEN Employee Who Are In Military Scr- vice, Will Be Well Taken Care Of. The Southern New England Tcle- phone Company. one of the Afifiol'l‘l‘~‘ co Companies of the Bell.’l‘eleuhouc system. makes the following an- nouncement.‘ : The companies 'conatitutlrg the Bell Telephone system, have agreed upon the following: Will Be Paid Regularly. Employee of the Bell system who. on the 18th of June. 1918, Were mem~ here of the National Guard or Naval Owing to the importance of our service to the Government and the public in time of war. we must take care not to cripple it. Therefore, the names of those who are willing to enlist hereafter will he noted. and, If subsequently desired by the govern. mt nt1 we will aid in supplying skill- ed men for the particular service for i All Kinds of Fish Long and Round Clams lobsters and Soft; Crabs Come and See 3 Sanitary Fish Market CUTBILL’S BRIDGEMARKET Steam Dying 8t Cleaning Co. —-BRIDGEPORT— Formerly known no Bridgeport Steam Dyeing l. Lleanln Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Loco Curtain. c Telephone «as. H. LYNGE, Prop. UGO. loaned. ‘ monumm r _ Express and top. North Main St. which men specially trained are re- wllh the company’s approval. will be: treated in the same manner as em-; ployes who were members of the, National Guard or Naval Militia on June 18th, 1916. Further consideration, in due time, will be. given to the matter of ser-l vlcc beyond the period herein provld' ed for. According to Condltlona. 1 in case the atatc or nation makes} provision for dependents of the men in service, or the situation is other-t wise substantially changed, this an rangement may be modified as. in the Judgment of the companies. tho, changed conditions may warrant. For Up-to-dato Service Call FRED H. OANUNG. Funeral Director and Embal Office and Realdenco Telephone 904 M So. Main St. Sa‘Noml LOOK l i share profits with you by giving you the lowest prices on 15 you." guarantee tin made into leaders, hand- made, painted inside, tin roofing. lumblng and heating. 0 "Stormtlght" guaranteed aaphalt roofing. 1 ply. $1.45, guaranteed 5 years. 2 ply 31.65 guarantee to years Militia. and who have been called into ‘ -‘K.\\' 1‘" *~‘ - ‘t‘ ‘ V The South Norwallt Trust Company _ The Trustees have ordered that interest at the~ rate of Four , ~ . Per Cent per action be credited to the depositors in the " ' Savings Departmnt for the current six months ending. June -3ottt 1916, payable on and after July tout. Deposits;.made "on or before July 10th- will dravy; interest from July Isl. ‘ napalm: no... ink“ . can... “.7 '13:" i}. service by similar order. will be al-' ' a > -' , .I w ifa’ ‘ HENRY A. HEGELEIN ac Water 8!. Rnc‘c'ence 865-4 Phone me \ c, culred. Those who hereafter enlist: ll Ladies’ W of Wash One of the moat attracti hite Boots able Kid ve models of the season. White Silk Stockings Of the most reliable makes. that are sure to give satia- faction. CONNEALLY Oi WANflNOTON ITIII‘I' NOTICE. Removal of Pier On and After I” 0th Freight will be nceived It Pier 43 East River Foot of Jackson Street for NORWALK, IO. NOIWALK, WIDT- POIT, ROWAVTON AND DARIEN the Analog J. an“ Tronaoortatlon . Linea. inn. No Ziploc Business i We have all American men in our craplc, .. .tom you can trust in your home. We are pa ng the highest p coo for all kinds of Junk. Feather Beds a Ipeclalty. WM. EFFRON 80., Inc. 3 Bowen St, E. Norwalk. Tel. on. Tel. 44:. 8t BRACKEN TELEPHONE mu SUMMER TIME will be pleasant indeed if you do your resting on the porch or in the house in some of our WILLOW OR 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- nesa to the full. liYcu llavc Any Junk S. .1ch ITTO Successor to Wm. Edi-on. Phone 499. 37 Fort Street. Eaztt Norwalk. l I Bill Takes the Cake Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me Wb'on ahe wants errands done. 'Coue i don't like to leave my play And think too much of fun. .But when she comes out on the porch And says so nice to me. Son can't you go to five Monroe And get some cake for tool 1 allot-a speaks up just as quick . And perlite as can be— l'd love to go to five? Monroe And get some cake for ten. BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE 8T. F. S. LYON ‘ Good Job Printing Boat mar, Beet Work, led Prion. es NORTH MAIN crater 8. NORWALK PHONE W am" . ”A All the“ atyila he's showing. ‘ Kind attention he’s bestowing. We have such furniture in sets or in single pieces. Plenty of patterns. only one qual- ity—the best. A. J. ANGEVINE & Still 134.136 Waahlngton 0L, .0. Nomllt TREE WORK OF ALL KINDS SPRAYING IN SEASON Beaupaindr Saunders S. Nor-walk. Phones 251-13. 1762-5 The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic is the definition of the cause of the disease and the art or adjusting the some. Dianne is caused by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbl. Chiropractors remove the-cause of disease and pain, health is restored through harmoniaing the nerve aya- tema in your body. Female troubles given special attention: also curvature of the spine. You will never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. . lunatic matron“ given-«use. T. Francis. D. C. v, - as Washington 9L, u. Nomlit. Conn. GnduocofrornPllmOtOchooLN rn‘r FREIGHT am: To new . No Woman Is}!- ell Dressed umwcbnumns-umrmal: ‘flfimmtfitflmtnh’ l", \‘ ?Pictorial Review. - 1 Patterns - \- Advance Style-- Chic and Perfect FlLl What a disappointment that dress we. to you that you made never won. Don't take chances again-use ,Pictorial Review. Patter-no 'oncl select your otyla from tha‘ Fashion 8013th \ .1an Parraans ' 3.3"”) Ito-d! NOW. f. - -..b-.§-__ u . 0.15. Jackson ”£31233? OPTICIAN Phone 438 Everything in the Optical Lin , REIUILT "PI/WRITER. — L. C. Smith, Underwood Remington, all other . makes, sold, rented repaired. Renlals. 83 per math. \iaritlnee sold at is per month. JAS. DONNELLY to South Main Street. South Norwalk 22...... ‘. 2531'— . is an important factor of success and the wise man of today looks ~w:!l to his teeth. By so doing he knows that he is able to properly masticate his food; his speech is not affected by open spaces, the contour of the face is preserved, his appearance is salutary. and he is better able to cope with the world at large. and his own interests in particular by having teeth which are neither unsightly nor unwholo some. The Reed "& Volk ‘ j Electrical Co. . The Only Fully Equippd ELECTRICAL error In the Town au'ro SUPPLIES rich . Pl Made in the Cleaneai, " ’ from the beat fresh ’ obtainable. Ask Your Grocer for Insist on them at your ' _~ haunts. r . tit) .— i v in Personal attention given to all de- tails. Consultation free. Dr. J. H. Mallory is So. Naln 8L, So. Norwalk, Conn. Sunday. by appointment only. 1 Houn.a._m.toap.nt.: Tush... .ras'eearsc'r . «are? p will... ~ Cl' c , aim. w . —!oarliitinel"sltnatlonWantod' . Wmmmno duodenum—hot ital-eats with ’yootonemforitfavmlonofiee. m at _‘ «mm'
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