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300“ honor. Steady employment all the
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m and hm lot. Price “New“ "’0'“ “1d ' “5'31““ “111'“!81 lilmwood avenue, after 6: u p In
terms 1.! mtu t Co. Inc,
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phone 973
awn—«cw opium or un-
lea Tailoring Shop. Skirts ready made
“bade warden-immanent)“
pit-a Nathan MC.” South are.
Afloat. South Norwalk. Conn.
', .050 A WEEK IS WHAT YOU CAN
earn. women of independent inclina-
thm, and men who want a high class
pus-ton. oJin our classes learninx
Wu and physical culture We
can train you at home by mail. write
today tor particulars. Dr. Aldeman'a
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an apartment,
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gym, uptodate styles. lowest prim.
umstoa cheerfully given. Trial or-
deal mlidted. Tel. 400. Alexander
Mattie 61 M 1n: amuo
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Taylor avenue. Notify Postal
graph other. 74 Washington stree
receive reward.
LOST—34 BY 4 DEMOUNTABLI.
Pleaue phone
& C... my mailing your coa-
The pupils of Professor Bdwa rd 1. lulbuuon 'od‘y“
films will give their annual rcciui.‘ ; GEAR D. no“
this evening at Hillside.
South Nomuo
South Not-walk Trust Co.
Treasurer For This Special Fund.
28 ll
\0 A son has arrived at the home of.
T°1°'llttr. and Mrs. Hurry Pom. of Hillside
land avenue. Mother and child are doing
lnicely.
_ East Norwalk.
TM?! BOuimrd)
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
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Call no.
you: 12 o'clock noon, Saturday,
closer, City of Norwalk, Conn,
’ “II
«,Mllcationa, plans and proposal
Dubs my be obtained
on, Engineer.
Wright is marred to who
or “some.
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LOFT—BMW} SILK SWEATER
It!!! on table in Grove, ‘Roton Point
“day. June 2811, reward it returned
to Sentinel Other or 16 Dourth St.
128 in
“borlonffillouse
. anoaainmnms AND ALL
‘ turns on SEA noon
‘ 'oooxnn TO ORDER.
JOHN E. o'SULLrVAN, Prop.
oatortca To cournac'rona.
:gealed proposals will be received
a, ms. at the oilice or the City nu-
I a» matructltm or a tram wagonll‘mn years of are
213vo o. MURPHY.
Committee on Streets.
The “City National Bank
The First Consideration
absoluteuciuit-ydeslrednda hauling aervioe'
isssccedtononeiadtie sate. Anmemmitysspsr-
Muhurplulmu
The senior choir of Sl.Mnry'1-1‘
church will enjoy a banqutgt this ovon- .
ing, at the Dorlon House. The ban-
quet is being given by Rev. Thomas J.’
Finn, the pastor of the church Dunc-1
lug will be in order after the dinner.
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DiVlDEb‘ll NOTICE
mun-imam
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The tire underwriters of tho cits"I
will enjoy A dinner at the Compo inn
on Friday night of this week. The}
members from Daricn. Westport and‘
New (‘anullu uill also attend. The
patty will leave on tho 6:10 car from1
Norw.nlk tide See‘cty. held this day,a
ldivldcnd. at the rte of FOUR
(4) peacent. paranawwasde-
clarcfl to Depom'tors from the
of the six months end-
“June so, xgrfi.
Sterling Gctchcll. of North avenue; 1
tllouaxd Benedict 0t Elm street. and
Horace Burr, of Arch street. throel-
well-known and popularNorwuik young- “The me Will be ma on
men who have been employed in New. 'm m and plid on “1d mt
York city for some time, answored] ”“1 10th. agrfi. ,
their country's call yesterday. ThvyiJ IXONEY DWED 01‘
joined the Seventy- first Regiment. ORBEFORE MONDAY, JULY
which left. tor the border inst mm Mb. 1916, WIDL DRAW [N-
None of the young men it over nine mm FROM jULY lot. 1916.
It is understood: WILLIAI A
PM“ 0111:.
that Benedict and Burr joined without
the meant or their parents and. 11’ FREDERICK ‘A. use.
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Deposits Over W‘
the . this is so, there is liable to be trouble 1
~ because of the tact that they are un-
W, _,.
CALL 1!. UP
t any der the age ottwentyoue. They have
July
for .
I!
commencementhv-
do“ nan. lulovenboijh
Nor-walk. and up to two yams us
me his heme at No. as Kenyan
street, W. at which time he
moved to Windsor. Beatdos In.
Bumham. he in 811er ll: four child-
rea, George Dewitt, Thelma IL. Dm-
aid C. and Russell a. Bil-about: a tile
ter. lies leabel C. Bernham 0! Wind-
sor. and a niece. Ills Barbara C.
Binxham. also of Winstod. The fu-
eral will be at the home, station 28
Windsor, at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Rev. Dr. F. W. Harrtman will of-
ficiate.
Funeral of Captain St. John.
The! funeral servrces of the late
Captain Augustua B. St. John were
held, this aftemoon, at 2:30, from his
late home. in \‘an Zant street. and
were very largely attended by rela-
tives and friends of the deceaoed. Rev.
Ralph C. Hartley, formerly of the
South Norwalll Baptist church. nowof
Tarrytown. N. Y., undated at the ser-
vicee at the house. floral gifts from
members and friends of the family
were too numerous and beautiful to
mention In detail, but they showed in
what esteem the late captain wan held.
At the East Norwalh cemetery. where
interment took place. the services of
Old Well Luisa-No. 108, r. and A.
ll, were held in honor of the deceased.
taptain St. John was one of the old-
est members of the local lodge at the
time of his death. mom of the
lodge, life-long friends of the captain.
acted as pull-bearers. During the ser-
vices in the house George H. Hirst
rendered several beautiful vocal 9e
lections.
~—
Fuooral ct Mrs. tunnel Jarvis.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Jarvis
will be held from her late home. :4
Franklin avenue. on Thursday after»
noon M 2:30. Rev. Louis B. Howell
will oflciate. «Minter-sent will he in
Norwalk cemetern
_
Fqual of Mrs. Camel Jarvis.
The funeral of Ira Samuel Jarvis
sillbeheld fromharlatehome“
non at 2: 80. Rev, Louis B Howell
will oflciatqud interment wil he in
Norwalh Cemetery,
SIX MEXICAN saunas.
WHO MURDERED TWO
MORE AMERICANS, WIP-
ED OUT.
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the- diplomatic negotiations. Mr“
Arredondo has informed General
Carranza of the determined sen-
timent in the United States' In de-
manding the release of the
American troopers, but has made
no reply.
f SAYS WE WANT SOUTH
AMERICA.
VIENNA, Tuesday. June 27,
via Berlin. June as, and London.
12:30 p. m.--Thc Tueblatt, it:
first Austrian newspaper to corn
meat on the lexical: situation,
‘cxpreaaa the opinion that the
United States is committed irre-
trievahly to an imperialistic pol-
icy which aims at the annexation
not only of Mexico. but of all
Central America. It regards the
premnt situation as merely the
logical outcome of the imperial-
istic policy which, it saya,was
begun under the Cleveland ad-
ministration and to which the
United States becarnc wedded by
the Spanish-American War.
the unrest in Hexico since the
Dis: iexit’ne has been fomentod
secretly by American money in
many Norwalk friends who hope to
man right around when pome-
soe them come back soon, with Old
Glory flying higher than ever.
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American policy in any event 'u
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Carranza Cavalry Gather.
COLUMBUS, N. M., June 28.
—-Largc forces of Carranza cav-
alry are being concentrated at
short distance east of General
Pershings line of communication
1
Valle, according to reports
brought here today by army mo-
tor truckmcu. The trucktnen as—
sert that the Anu‘rican expedi-
tionary commander is drilling
his men regularly and is sparing
no effort to make his force as mo
bile as poxsible. A large number
of empty motor cars are being
kept in readness at field head-
quarters for rapid transportation
of infantry. It its explained that
this is being clone because of re—
ports that bandits have been seen
in the territory occupied by the
Amcrican command.
Shots Exchanged at No‘aloa.
N00 ALES. Ariz" June 27-
Shots were exchanged shortly be-
fore midnight last night between
a sentry squad on the west side
of the town and a detachment of
Mexican soldiers.
The corporal in charge of the
post reported that be challenged
the Mexicans, that they continued
to advance without replying, and
that after the} “cm W cll m or the
line they fired a shot at him. He]
thtn ordered his squad to fine.
retreating to a point 150 yards
north of the line to prevent beings
flanked. The Mexicans retreated.
“'th reserve compaincs of in—
fantry were rushed to the line the
Mexican border guard opposite
withdrew into the Mexican town.
vaout twentv shots ucrc fircd
by the United States troops
'A Mexican officer then rode up
to the customs house and said
l
tbm were on their side. \lsjor
\\ illian Brooke. officer of the
{ward said f:\ on south was past
cd well back of the line \'0 casu-
altics \wrc reported by the Alexia
cans. Later the reserve troops‘
were withdrawn.
'.-'tt a mnferrntc at the line \titb
\fajnr Ii rmkc tilt \itxican tom-
mandaul. General Orsa tiaray,
promised a rigid imrstiqntion
and sctcrc lltllali1(‘< for any of
his men found at fault.
Washington Is Anxious.
\\".’tSHl‘.\'G'mN, June 1.—
This was regarded by Washing-
1011 as the crucial day in negotia-
lions with Mexico
It “as probablt the lust da\ 31-4
l( uctl (icncral Carranm in whicl1|
to comply“ ith the l Iitcrl States
1h mand for release of tucufy—
thrcc troopa‘s held as prisoners
at (‘hihttalma Cih If his replw
either by art or in a communica-
tion docs not arrive in tonight
or if it is unsatisfactory Presi-
dent Wilson is determined to go
before Guinness. probably tomor—
Tu.‘ and ask autbonty to rescue
tltc prisoners by force.
l'nofficial reports stated that
Carranza 3 reply was on it. way
to \\ashi11gmn.having been dis-
patched from Mcxico City last
night. Officials hail no intimation
of its nature. The State Depart-
ment tclcgraph room “as watch-
ed closely by Administration of-
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lavc been transmitted by Special
'Agent. Rutgers at Mexico City.
.The Mexican embassy also
was the object of special intercst,‘
on the chance that the note may
have been (tent to Eliseo Arrow
dondo. Mericm Ambassador Des-
ignate to beddivercd by him.
~Indicatlons were that Congresa
would comnlv promptly withj
Presidene W’ alson's request. in
“Gilliam
. a
bttvtet 11 Colonia Dublan and El ,
well—treated and that only
case he should find it necessarvooa ‘
sendanamedexpedmm-t "
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. was given, «by 111;,” 91:93
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Proposed Tax Rate—13 Mills.
Fourth Taxing District.
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Proposed Tax Rate—6 Hills.
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Grand Met—81.183, 668..»
Proposed Tax Rate—3 4- w mus.
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Grand mot—«,mouoo, .
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grumpy bows, City aux ..
Iin: against the unofficial em-
:Jtargo against ahipm t of food-
5 and mere '84: across
the boundary into Mexico. ~
All questions, including that of;
possible mediation, were regard;
ed as subsidiary to that of thei
freeing of the American troopers}
at Chihuahua. Officials ucrcl
gratified to learn by a report 0ft
the British consul in that city;
that the prisoners were being:
two
were slightly wounded.
Americans to Occupy Noxales,i
Sonora.
N()( AIRS . Ariz. June 28.-—
American occupation of Nogalcs,
Sonora
do}, “ht“ eight Mexican sol-
(11ch were dri1cn back by a I nit—
ed States sentry post art thou
tried to cross to the American
side.
The Mexicans withdrew and
Major \\'1lliam Brooke ordered
his men to “drop anybody you sec
acting suspiciously. If a shot
comes from over there we will go
straight across."
Plans were discussed at last even.
ing' a meeting of Trinity Young Men‘ 11
Club for the holding of an all day out-
ing some time during the last week in
August. The affair will probably be
held on one of the-islands tn the local
harbor. Other matters of routine busi-
ness were teansacted.
u-‘p—
loomed close early 10—“
Etoday was rather inconclusive, the up
Quebec Steamship Company f
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BERMUDA
A Short Delightful V
from New York to II
Ocean Paradise)-
Rates to Bermuda and Return
including cm. W "
and meals. -
825.00 to “25.00
Tickets and Reservations 1
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South Norwalk. C0“.
TODAY IN WALL smut.
NEW YORK. June 28 (Wall atreet. ‘
.10230 a. ml—mrly trading in stock,
ual mixture of gains and lessee baht".
recorded at the outset. Later
trend was toward more general
prov-omens. Min; and Union Pacific;
leading the rails, with substantial
gains in Marine pfd. and United mt
Willys~0verland and Studebaker.
clblo Steel and other specialties
industrials. including Coloradg Fuel.
WALL STREET, Noon—~- ‘
diminished steadily in the lust ‘h
and came almost at a dead halt ._
«$.45,
Two hundred and fifty members and
teat-hem of Trinity Bunny school
journeyed to Rye Beach yesterday, viia
trolley, and there, on the annual pic-§
nic of the school. enjoyed the time of
their lives. The jolly party arrited
bane. last evening, tired bet happy;
and very well satisfied with their
day‘s trip.
The South Congregational church is
holding its annual exctnalun to Roton
'Poinl. today, under the. supervision of the WWW! 01 m
lie paetor. John Stapleton. The man-
ager of the Point has provided some
extra treats for the younuters, and 11
Ana time is expected by all who are
common”.
Mr. and lira. Charles Smith. or 20
born baby girl, who made her appear-
[Awe street, are the reroute of a nest; mm" 3"“!
once Sunday. The birth ashes lot-l-
fore midday. the output for the
noon being Itho smallest of any
lion in several weeks. Attention m1“
'again mainly directed towards Was 1
indicated greater
were well-maintained in the abs
of pressure, the only exception
Industrial Alcohol. which yielded
{points on small onerin'ga Some
augmented early gains, notably
rio & Western, which mended
were luvxuhr.
WALLsrnm 1:20am. ;_
”mauled the sharpdecllneeflhe ‘_
afternouoby w_m 1:
{oi-s, Petroleum dropped this!
:wl‘thlfliorw ‘
one to two for mm .
moderately. .. 4
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