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ll‘ill’fel, South Nonalk. all ',
“‘"""‘"— Wadi-lay“ dfit .
(Co-thou ru- nrst Pose). m ”h o, it m. be him. W'Kcadfick, of this} ~ ‘ "
nutty. Iorfi’cflleld. III. .
attended the funeral o! thdt
é;
,. momma”;
W 3 “JD‘””M Cl,“ a" .e M w llfrother.fiililamflarkcr,oftht".fr '
MW “Mikel-halal: mmmmammmmmdmm twmmwu” 4
3iune 30th. The body or the . ‘
3mm is: not recovered utii
_urda.v.
W Polls-Id etthe arms: In!"
“spams-tum his
North Sea to escape thevMIul
eyes of tbs allied blockade. Capt.
.Kouigaaidthatthepurpoceof
*ltis loagdelsyatflel‘olaldw
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WI' I “In Carter.
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to deed" fie ell-y. It. In- . . .' . , L
P 14).. .3. W 3. “3.“, hi W M 0! Captain Kontg went about In. residence tomorrow trom winmpauk Williauil Barker, 0! Weotseid, no. t:
«ARMED—ON SATURDAY morn“;3 To tar—m t-Roou noun: is WANTEMGIRL on woman ma the subunit-0's coming. “We P‘°P‘fl“°n5 f“ :3an at the to 0 Union put. son 0, Hrs, a. K mm o, 3 3
it 5 July 0th,“ 81. Paul's (hard. by ‘Pltinm avenue. All improvements. general hoascuork. lie all stall SW m 101' V011 [Md rea- m-Uogsf mm. out huh") or Th , . 1““ dmm‘ on June 8th, at ‘ . é
a... not. s... inch—mu “bounty to John . lelahon, st. Wont work. Address "r: co Sentinel. tlo ttlsons.” the comic explained with “Hum“ “mm" 3‘3“ " ‘ 9““ e ”inn" "“1, " "”‘m‘ °’ °" .59“ “as" 7‘" “ms“ “' Waist
we.“ (gym. or or. mnkllvem. page ms. no at ‘ _. I broad smile. hlsboat were uordtnary freight- when mass. ho. 10. I. 0. 0’ T-n'by two brothers. Howard and m
WANTED—TWO YOUNG LAW!
hug. of fit. We. Mario. and
in, (m1 at. WtwO“. or Nar'alh.‘ To LET—a Rooms wmi PAR-
, : - , -ltial improvements. Second floor. Pri- on sewing machine. Ne. steady;
mm .‘vste entrance. Rent reasonable. Iil- work Edwin Bocsa a Cat, t‘lleittsnt'
Fort W—WMVD. spits.
quire at Store, 13 Crutts street, Soutkfiutreei, South Norwaik. i103”
jNonatlr. ‘
Int-3” m; W; ”my pol'di‘ful.‘ WARTID ~REiI‘lNED AMERJCAN
rm Chat-sen its cylinder mun-g3 T0 LET—AT to UfiiON PARK, housekeeper would like position in’
l . starter. NEW lights. Other 91-, Norwalk, an attractive apartment, or: widowcrs or bachelor's horse. Csre‘
Julian w. 8 Rant» 3t..‘srven rooms. All improvements, at‘lor elderly people or aemi~in\'alld6.
3.: me 1601, Norwalh. iiti ltflii pa- nonth. Also a barn, mmbleladdress "I, it," (-10 sentinel. 310 ll
-' . —‘for garage at $5 por month. hqm'
FOR 8M~“'ILL GEL A BLACK on premises. 110 3!; WANTED—SITUATION. A YOUNG
\ ”ml hall rack. solid union]!!! etc. .3 —; American woman wishes position as
x‘ mm stac- N m set. MIG 0' 70 LIT—7'0 ML tsunami working burnt-cheaper or care of inva-
l""' N.“- ‘m ‘7 Ml I'D“.'on lust WW" street, nurflid or domestic nursing. lzt‘ove ave-
.‘wrvslk. 110 ltfbridge Disc 11 wide, 79 deep. Will be hue, East Norwani. 1'10 3!
—" w ‘ Elude into one store if wanlcl. and:
Fort Mufti NORWAJJL 00003 will be repaired to suit tut-ht. Also! WANTED limits AT THE i-JiiM‘iNj
"”"‘ “ll“! "'90- LIT” PHI. heuvls 4 room flat right over the “c.1800” t‘ontptlay. in Chestnut street.
my. three tots Lots at Willow cheap. mm o. r. nut-m,%south Sorwalk. tum
titan. gm ash. Air. Inc lune lmlfiai avenue. rho-e cos ‘
mt waiver-nae. Prioc M sou. WANTED—JIRST cuss 000K.
tints. no. no; tits. Do‘th horror} To LET—PBRNBHIID emits; No mdry, m. whim-r. Also
Foa sauvts-s'r. Inn 30133“ mu no sitting room calcining, chunbennaid. experienced. tin. I.
mambo“. ialno with. 4pm" two bed manta. 3 (indu- street. It. Joaninu, Greens Farms, Corn.
in finishing wont. Also one operator
“‘1
ins
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t-Lv Wilt. tin-torts”; I cove ova-no.3 near West arcane. Phone last. 0.5 mono tas, I-‘airfleld. is itl
f , r. - lilyxbcc. mt
Milan—c mw.u-, .‘ wanna ~LABOR. len HOURl
quir‘e it“. Part-“s Hale and mus-co
stable. ,I Winfield met. last Ner-
mttt. riiono oil-ls. ‘ int
3‘
A“
FOR MLI~FLANDW RUNA—
‘ro tar-s noon uonmxmhoo. may vols. sood Wages. No‘
noun-st m nut "nine. any Finch tmviou experience mired. Cali. tot-
Irothen. 3 You not street. 15 sitar-hone or write, The Porcupine not!»
‘ 00.. 780 Wordin avenue, Bridgcport.
Gotta. St St
to Let-«unl'"m n I
WI“:
“Oil: Jul bfln ("Chalet ‘ new' Wu m m "‘
shoes. AIL tools. Monte and m3 .3 m_ ,3. m 3' WANTED «BOY. APPM’ AT 0X0!
mater. unto midway hot. n . h ~‘ _;.t c. 1. mm: ti Co. l8 rt
Dram. M! be mold at once. Tah-
“ion. .78, Not-walk. or address No. 1
Railroad suns. loath um. I? at
FOLCALl-‘NOWW.0W
Won. 510 H. ”or fluted.
[baths cushion. Inquire Ir. Kilns
troll-«Pitta roam/mow. m
3‘...wa the cost at your var”
lat-fie or Inuit. A but man
«1.. 3 3 fit a Mable mt.
”carrier-sour, unto. 1 nut-1
Mlmn‘fluth Nan-iii, Teta-
WANTlD—MACKJN". APPLY
RI Wain
35 It
TQ‘ CIT—“V0 attrition-c on
N“ “All out. wit movm3
Al. "No.1 55 In] ill mm um ‘3H0uand Machine Co,
sites are. a. 1m", to Grow gt. mutual. South Norultr.
Am Ml.
Wharton-It mills
[MEWS
District oi Norwalk. Ia,
Jlly Will. A, 1)., 1916,
, Entao of John ii. Wrrin, late of .\'or-
lwaik in «aid Dtsrict. amused.
Ordered. That tho exmtor ouhibitt
fthoir Administration account to this
:(Tmrt for adjustment. at the l’robatc
lollico in Norwalk, on the 15th day or
fluiy, 1910, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and
3 that all persons inmrtd In acid is-
'tatc may he untitled thureoi‘, file nee-l
; ntors will cause this ordor to ho pub
lilthod in a. newspaper having a circu-
'ialion in said District, at lease live
,tlays laifore raid lt'ilh day of July.
-3? 1916.
Mlefltodv
mm lam Dr. Rolando!» “i
Benin Iain strut Tohphono so. an;
an upon-lent, ll (11.01 am. All
humans“; Ito-it very m;
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‘
Pro but 0
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. Court.
t
WANT
OPERATOR. W sumo MAOR-
into, my while learning.
I ' ‘
draw“ is warn you can
tun. Nip-eh in mammal pours}
“Wm Vito Want a hish chad
omit“: m'ussa lest-lag
mandala-lest ‘mro. We}
cut ital- pou'at buns by all, waste:
teed?”- particulars. Hr. stool-urn
W 8 MM: ‘AVL, Glam-I
ENGINEER m TWO 0!! m
ford. Oasis.“
wot-ho, beginning July l'ffi
M EN sum [WERE
11mm -— Pam-HANGING:
commer- empties.- ml“
pwt—‘Mmfllvlos. lowest priced.I
nephew Wva-s. Trial on;
GQH‘Wj-gfd. 4th. *Abnnder‘,
M, V 3 ”5.710.”. 3 In”;
. naxm' w. armour.
3 no it Judge
TWO HG E07. RETURN.
3 3 3 3 4:33:23} 3 3 i Two pigeon! oi‘ the Hillside Homing
. LOST- ‘ *- O ’; _ ‘ ‘ ll’liit‘t'm (‘iub arrived homo, yesterday.
‘ -. a lunar ustx hundred mile race from
t
l
i
noun-ks. billionai- ms. nu
E190:
3 ‘iVirginia. The birds were released on
Inhibit «NW
Saturday morning, at 4:30 o'clock,“
the first pigeon. belonging to John
' ; ilohchak, of Bridgeport. arrived home
f in 3:30 o'clmrk yesterday attrrt'toon.
zit short time afterwards a bird own-
, fcd by Charles Callahan, of Saugatuck.
Etivw in. The lime made is considered
ivory good, after the. heavy weather
Norwalk-Wcfldrks.
.
W. “WW during the
MUW‘W“M rur-
row rosin Vitfiw Nessa“)? .
against Zinc shares and rotated its-5 EWhich the birds pncountered on their
sues. 3 .3 ‘3 . 3 l ‘ trip is taken into consideratlon.
NdmlamgdaMPflTX WHO! 3 ' ——Alice Brady. the “star of stars, in
Fla Boheme." Palace Theatre Tucs-
! .
' l day.
No Longer a Prospect-
'Now-Producing Oil
”Active! railed in on
3_ now $521: CURB .
.asc bid—87¢ naked. tool-l
‘flgfier ‘ ‘ . 3 '
tool: r, Wotan-5W minim
tram Wocdf’ctrqsfi‘lwhmdy night.
1&1“!me waif-Miter tron. 3
bid -m—¥fi‘3midnd“hac white
circle motioned! and down left leg.
‘Mrsl 1..WOW§”‘WOOG St.
, = 1 . . not
.A ‘GOOB
INVESTMENT '
Helpiific marital-ilk _
mam m so».
,svitl
as.
t, W.mg Paint. Conn, duly
mam-mmomg theolo-
' «pm M’Culdr‘ss french‘since‘
' 13m ssm chm-Id 'vltcn' his dead
WWW whom here Bathr-
WW. Ithawmy being rustic
3 army-s, Prison. “own party
' Mali/bathing hi the m6.
‘zlfltmr's'Mud. whom
Ar
’inthe UnitedStatesdIatthevec-
l7 x-s knots.
no. accounted to; the hotter
set was a week overduc, a misap-
cnsien that caused German
officials to fear tbs she had run
into allied warships or fallen \ic-
tim to an Atlantic storm. Once
outside the blpckadlng lines and
into the Atlanic, according to the
captain's story. he headed straight
across and deviated from his
course but Once, when he saw
what he look to be enemy craft.
Most of the time he sped along
on the surflcc. making around r43
knots an hour with his powerful
twin Diesel oil engines. Submerg-
ed he could go at the rate of
Approaching the Capes late
Saturday, Captain Konig found
his path apparently clear. He laid
to with his decks awash,
however. waitinx until dart-es:
fell before nearing the coast.
When the bright half moon went
down, shortly after midnight. he
putonali speedsndebotbement
the Virginia Coast. to be mod.‘
by the to; Thomas: not. there
more than a wool: before toawait
his coming...“
On board the submarine are fire
captlid. first and-second'officm
and ad mama)! wearing the regu-
lation uniforms of tbs German
mercantile ma ' rid: the North
Germha Lloyd lt'ulgnia- upon
titsir caps. Thc'skipper is a trim.
slightly built man. of medium
height. around forty years of
age. Two of his seamen are griz-
zled old tars. but all the‘ rest are
youths apparently rough; from
it to s3.
from Quarantine she moved up
the river to the pier of the East—l
cm Portvaring Company. six;
miles away, to a carefully guard-z
ed waiting berth. OI the way up!
she passed a dorm merchantmen!
lying at mellow The first,» a bigl
Norwegian freighter. dipped her 3'
flag and her whole ship's cbm~t
party lined against the rail Ind!
raised three rousing cheers. which:
were answered with a will. With
another Norwegian and two?
Dutch ships the submarine cit--
changed formal salutes. She molt-4
ed close by a number of British
tramps in silence. observed with
eager interest by the English
crews; !
At the dock th
hardly tied up ore an army:
of newspaper-men and moving?
picture photographers stormed
the place. They were not permit-t
ted to get near the Dsutschland,l
proteced by, a barber wire stock-‘
tide and numerous guards. but:
Captain Konig soon appeared on
shore and cheerfully posed be-'
fore the cameras. l
"Better hurry up, I haven‘t had;
my breakfast yet. and don’t look;
good.“ he remarked in excellent-
English. with only the slightest;
trace of a Teutonic accent. He}
stood smilingly in the rain. wean‘
ing‘ blue flannel trousers stnficd
into leather sea boots, a dark,
gray leather coat, gauntlet: and '
jauntily set cap. , »
When the photographers gave
him a rest ‘heJteld a sort of int-i
promptn reception, ‘shakingirs‘nds.
with everybody and telling how
glad he was to be in an Ameri-.
cm port. «
Latcr be m penuaded‘to
bring out his crew. Tito grinning
youngsters brought with them a
taught-sen board aim tranche
stern of the ship on_wbich was
painted in big I'lver letters!
"DeutSchland det- firemen.”
“Grouped atofisd the board with
thrir skipper in the center, thd3
callers posed until Ciphin’fionig
slid-ithvaai’tlluc toast.
"A”fotce of W'm
«ti contractor-on an:
i
boat was ,
l
1'
*cr. Hedidnetseetntobewor-
riedmrrcpcrtsthltheAneti-
be rated as an ordinary commerce
carrier.
Mt
descripion aboard the Dcutsclt- be played.
embassy, to laid-ore. "to am-
submarine merchantman and ask-
thu tb vessel was releasodtnavel experts to assist the Trees-
tndoptcd ‘t'its bonndhr‘y. as it hos been
Warpath...
vi! be held this evening in the lodge hon; and by one sister, In.
W 011 “.811 street.
lash
Kendrld. Funeral services you h“, g?
*—
0“! at M «defi- ~
The Rebekah Unites or Norwaili, _ ....._...
south Nor-walk. mallard and New yr-i ‘ 1 31mm cu“... , 3
Canaan will hold a basket picnic 813. Chi-“tom, we. "or! mp3
Rom Pom tot-wow. eight, died this morning at sn «iii
""'"—" 'hour at his home on m Ely arm 7;
The Norwalk Rifle Club viii met-t The deceased is Invited '11“ ‘
at the 0mm oi Mr. Frederick Gan- and several small children. m
ting. on South Main street, this ove- services will he held tomorrow min},
aim; at is o‘clock. ing at 9 o'clock at St. Josephs”!
w
an authoritcs would carefully
investigate his case to determine
whether the Deutschland should
-.?‘l"l!
0' .
A story, that the Lake Torpedo
Boat Company was preparing to
libel the submarine on the ground
that her construction infringed,
upon its parents apparently didl
not interest him.
and the burial will be at St. W
Pcnorts who talked With Capt. There will ho a card party at the cemeterY. Q”.
Konlg are authority for (the state~ Knob Club tomorrow afternoon. Ant-x ' i’ i
t the only arms of anyiiion Bridge and nl't' Hundred will
Prizes will be tarnished
,.
TODAY IN WALL
land are four automatic pistols by the club, NEW YORK, June 10 (Wall m
belonging to the oificen and 3: -~—————-— 19:30 a. m.)‘~The inert-hr teen-s1 ‘
spertsmsn's rifle used for firms The first annual meeting 01 the ”m (“ruleHMMMH‘gmé-h
rockets. 3Knixltt Street A. u. n. Church will be mm” n. 05.9"“, a m a“... ’ “3:3
Shortly before noon Captain held this evening. All membersoithe today‘s mnw3 W“
Kc“ appearsd at thc downtowngchurch are l‘msl‘q‘l to be present. min mg“ out for M
offices of A. Schumacber and important busiiwae will be transacted. ”dumb! New“ lexical
Company, agents °f. the Nortbl cam. Marina ptd. and some at ' ' ' .
Oman Lloyd. carrying an arm-3 A Packard touring car driven by mums and ”w. M 33 3
ful of PIWIJ It was his first trip, Jottoph Shay lost a rear wire! n issues Declines in this m .
away from the water front. twin street this mot-hi". Forum-to13.333333I from 1 3° 3 m 3 p . .
NEW YORK. July lap-3!! the car was going slowly, and no Mid similar W“. tell «
. a - d . _
cw“ V“ ”mm" ‘mbu‘ “m” “a 0" tnodentely tutti U. a. stat
from German ‘t 3.
(Sign; today ”fihgf‘finunio": Then» at the weakly (lanes! or fraction. with a fall point ”.3 3
W‘ m’ | w a. 5.“... (h "Grill! Yacht C?“ fill be held Kills were dull. with m . 3 3
' Wednesday eveninz. The Sterling-in Funuiian Pacific. W
Weiiatu orchestra has been eunmthoarn Air Linc pro. ‘
to furnish made for the season. :‘ .———-— 3,
___.__ 1‘ NEW YORK. July 10 (Wall 3333
The local police are making elsbor- “infirm“ “m 0‘ m
ate plum; tor the hi. poiico convcn- Whit‘h mndchn ""0100 doc“ '“Réfot
tion which is to be sold in this city 1-2 points to '121. the lowest title-56¢ “it
tomorrow. a sight seeing trip at tho the year. was accompanied by m
town will be the main uource 0t 91- recessions in other war and Milk“
townmenl, issues during the moon. M "
we occ‘aa’nnsl feeble rallies. Add!»
A town (etc and carnival with apo- rr sharp break in the price of but gilt Eli
Gal features will be hOld tomorrow al- yer VIE without gym-edible gflm'“‘ "
tel-noon and evening, Indar the aus- stocks mé‘g‘r concerned. 3.". uni”,
( pious oi the ladies of rho First'bietir m-t.lnly‘[t.mudy. Bonds-were W
iodist church. at the home or Mrs- m. ' '
Gouge" loxibbin of 47 linwood are
WALL STREET. use I).
one. .
3 , , . . . j. r became more marked “at l
trounced lht'lr‘llilPlllinii of magi ~ , W 3
to Baltimore in the hope of ac—‘ mm mad" the am 0' mm m day' “com” “‘9“de "5 1°" to
l“l Bonnie." Fslacc Theatre Tues-l . ,. .3 ..
curing: N” “f ”N. (arch of dyes ‘ ,pmnts, ‘llh declines of l to m p 3-
, .
tain the exact cuts: of the under-
water liner D _ ." 3
WASHINGTON. Jul io.—t
The British and French cubes-
sies today officially called the
State Departmentss attention to
the arrival of the Gem: super-
ed that this government assure it-
self of the vascl‘s character.
This Mil be done. icons an-
nounced. by the assignment oi.
a. :ti .
W.
gearshift.“ After Dye. . .
lit )S'l‘ON, My tor—Several
Boston (”'02 lilipOl‘lPi‘s‘ today alt-f
~ dflV i . i
and chemicals aboard the human _~ ”3"?” "‘3 ”M's: “"R 033“!“ _ 3 ,
. 3 3 ~ ; s a omen cans some in; . ‘
sullmartnt‘ tratltr l)tlll$thl.'lll(l.3 3 Bit-Commodore Jamcs A. l‘arrcn. stock. 3! w 33
“mm“ E' “mm“ 3" ‘m‘lpmldont or the United States Stool rd :3” 3
TWP”:- “l‘llcd 3"}3"? 31"‘fhad E’Fce‘t‘orporation. has donated a motor boat SERG‘ANTwolJATHERLAND
“""Wi "l “‘"l‘*‘ ,r““‘ m to the Norwilh Yacht Club tor th" PROVING
many that mic-fifth oi the dyes “MN 0' ttm msmherst. This 18 it. Latest r00?“ rcceidd Iron!
““mr“ m" Deniscltlnnd “"1" C(Vm' F great cont'cnicnce to the members and .3; . 3 9
~ - . M A,“ . aw Yer} It logical Institute.
Sign"! m his rampart). r. ‘3 zrcrttly appreciated by all. that tbéro' ion of‘Detectiv' '~
tt-nttV said he would try to Rccurc: - __ e
. enut Thomas mainland of this
Qlassau't- 3to ticrltlmly aboard the prflrmg with Mm Marguerite 3! sllslfl, "033.33 Mr I”
*uhnwr?‘m'~“ 'Clsrkc, at the Remain. Theatre tomor- land’s con i ion Saturday .waa
l‘mf, Hugh ltlunclcrlu‘rz. 0f row, in the photo play “filled. “Silk‘s th'il the scheduled o Ition '
llnrvzlrtl. dt't‘lart‘tl today that the and Saints." is Clarence W. Goodrich, “33;“ 30 “"39 been ijam“ “3 .
't'lloat's arrival nmrkctl "thc lit- a midont oi Winnipaalt. up. Good- tinic 333333 postponed Word! 3 .
glillllllg‘ of a period of gcmlmc rich in very '0“.kn0wn in and “00nd expr;“-l the relief Unit is fell by
rordiality" "NWT“ th“ I'M‘Cd Nat-Wink. He has been in the motion chevriui news from the beam
\‘titttlvz 33ml ('n-rltigiilyt. “.‘tltrr picture same for some time. 33333 33333383333333 brotherollloers. -
near V cm wars o in orrtlp inn. _. .
mnmiunicaiinn and harmony The Rev. Mr, Fairbanks addressed 3::lligprggtztdciaywmgifif
now more 3will be rcsumrd," lit‘ the Sunday school class of thc East and upcody recoverv.
said. ,Arennc lethodiut church. that is us-3 “The only ““an which
3uaiiy taught by Mr. H. Hipaon. of Sea- ,. .. 3 _ . .
NEW HAMPsHIRE-VERMONT that place. yttrium. m. Fairbanks, 13223:; ‘tfifi‘f'mflmf‘
BOUNDARY- fine a very fine lccturc, which was, cortalnltitat be ”pm “3
CONCORD: N- "w "L" 10-”Th9 “'9“ . much enjoyed by all those , mount. a: the whole (1093me 43%" i ‘
hunk Of "'9 (‘tmnectlrnt ”VET, eRLflb-3'nm morning and (‘VCNYIS church sop. “amt be '"h "3 With“ ‘ '
linhed 3.“- the boundary ““0 DGlW’On'viccs were well attended in spite of to bevln all th. good timer
the Colonlce of New Hampshire and the rain. mm” mm b6 W“!
New York by King's decree of “64.! . .. V . . . '
should be manned as the preterm"I
ltnc bctht-n New llamplthiro and
Vermont. is the opinion of the former,
crate as not lorth by Assiotut Attor-I
oncyfluo‘fil [outl'ph P. Matthews in it!:
brief completed today for 'mbmission ‘ ‘
in the United States Supreme court.
The tribunal now has before it the fa-i
mous boundary dispute in which Ver-
mont mks to extend its limits to the
middle of tho Connecticut river.
Settlers in eastern Ngw York revolt-
otl an mama the suite of Vomtont‘
in 1771. the met states, Congress
33 ,
M
'll'tJ'tv‘.
.._... ~t .
‘ \Y Q' ‘I s! ‘t 1"".
established by lilo King's decree. This
action, the brioi adds, has never been
iepoalod. ' . " ‘
How flammhlrc ashflhe’fiupremo
monoto‘a‘smotn‘vormont .tremdleput- »
lag the soc-Many or Nay flamb-
,shhom~mitory cast-ofltluavmoatN
bank of sin Gomecticutn high water
3 morn:
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