i
MWmfip'fia M-nnWoitborfiu. 8c
MMWWWde
acceding“
l
perInIu'UmInIilnds-
TO LET SIX ROOMS, BATH ANDi
it Ion! an _
FOR SALE—A I’ll MODEL, CHAIM
i» lit tourinx car. in A-i condition” toilet. No is Academy tin-oat. Kati-15 yeah-a
i le‘n'e at has: Brothen Garage 17. wk Immediate Wuhan
inquirel
iiiwtnut street, South Norwalh.
r. T
. 2 mm a,
'ANT;D-.—BUY WEEK 1‘ .
a“ A991} J. 1.01511, Lim-
uofii‘beuuitt street. J'i 8t!
50! I). S. Hall, Hatiland Block, South,
31 5Q Noruaik 317 at,
4 -— _. __ fior general housework. Apply
FOR CALI-”OR TRADE? 5 PAS-3 To arr—m no: A! (5;
.- 'gcr (our ‘door. 30 H. P. car. Fully p WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N FRE-
;ipped in fine audition Want two‘ IISES. 8. COHEN. m it
,. Monger car or late model Ford. lar-
\m, Sprinsda'le. J" 3! T0 LET-HRS’I‘ FLOOR, 6! Pl'T-
- - aim or enue. Ali improteincnts Cali
AUTO PDQ 'IALB-A CADILLAC Saturday afternoon, or alter Iixo'clock
. t in Al condition. Can he bought at 9n time jl 3tx’
iv) cheap. Ask John T. Hales, 7 Ar .,
A on street, Norwallt. .. gt: Gt‘ To LIT—TWO APARTMM 05“
' "llre roeaia each. ‘1'! Instrument;
FOR BALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD A1. N033 55 “a m ”pm m m,
in dition. #536 1-2. Copper riveted 'uia‘n lira: gm“ 15 Grove m, at
I. ather «union inquire Ir. ”henna” mm It tr‘
re er. RoIIyton. ’ I25“
2 ' t
groLn—Amnmun
animus notices... m, I, “flu" " m.
LET provementa. l‘nqnllo II. mm. “i
8 UI LDI N'G CONTRACTOR.
WANTED—A COMPETE)?! GIRL
HrI.
street,
118 3:
WANTED Tii'Q BOYS T0 WEED.’
Applri H. Brown, We. Did
Flax Hill- Road Roy: fled to work-
Charila l. t‘hurch, 3 Brush
cit
has preicircd. 1'18 3;
WANTED—BUY 'ro WORK ON
wilk it'uuun. Apply at once. \I'. L.
Been, Van Zilli‘dl Street. East
Milli.
Nor-
wAN'rEDéMAN 70 D0 TUBE
iulcaniziug and ibnnge tires. No
shoe uort. Apply to at Summer 8c,
Stamfoid, Calm 3'18 8!,
v—v .-
WANTED—MEN TO WORK lN A
in- estimate the cost at your voi'.m "I“! “M Tm.“ Alan
oil or large or small. A High grade
at wurkmamhlp It I mountable coat.
.shoe futon. Good pay while learn-
; ing. ll Jacob & Sons. Shoe Mannhe-
t turers, lieldcd ayenue, .Norvalit. 118 It
In “Eminent. 41 Chapel eta-III. HI
,improreuiflzu, Wm numb“.
*paper aptiHlI‘tI iiiylea, lowest price:
' Court.
_ of inlet. III“.
in wt M m"... Jr. ilo. 7 “1"Wl
road statue, south Norwaik 'l‘ele“
Margin. ,,, ,p,l ,rfl
050 A wax‘ is war.“ rot owl
earn, nomen of Independent inclina-
tion. and man who taut. a high chisel
pmi’eaelon.‘ olln molasses learnincl
INVESTMENT '
can train‘ you ll borne by Mail, Write Help mt "wk 0' “IC
iodayfior. pInlculIrI. Dr. W8 ' ' i
iiistlIItion, 39 Suburban Avei, tam—l
“ salvation Army !
ford, Conn. ' . » > I
by mulling your con-t
:Iribuiioit today to i
_—...» 7.-.“-._~._._ «l
'i ‘.'A
AGOOD *
PAINTING _ PAPERHANC‘DGt
decorating, Iainter’a Iuppitc; wall
flatmates cheerfully given Trial or
‘fidt‘itl solicited. 1‘01 400. Alexa nerd
l , . ,. ‘ ‘
Xfirli’n'?" “m“. .- ‘32? CHAsii‘i. nor-r a
u , V‘LOEI‘. ‘ . i ., ,
"quTA‘niiLD's com LOCKET! . South NM
lndthain pith ilic Initiiiiii ‘M. V A.'. i
. t
30“.“! W “hat Co” I
Ballardai‘ercnlhg, Macon Veer street l
”as: \‘th'u ilk, and \i’li'slt Milan e'i'cc‘t. iTi‘eaIurer For N! W Wild.
Under irate zit Sentinel oilicc and ro-i vi
witcrmiflld. 1”“ DEATHS Aim mummi
l
,,,. - mw— , ._ .-—--—- -4.-~ —-'
Joalah Gilbert.
”9A1 NOIIGES Joriah Gilbert, one ot‘ \Vilioh'ii most
prominent citizens, died. last evening.l
1M)“, or New“: ”q minaret“ in lionlc in llcldeil Iiill, Winon'
Court, July 17th A 1916. :follouing a sickness of some weeks. l
W herons, written [application has' ‘\li. Gilbert nan one of the best known
”(n made ,0 this Court for adminis Imcn in W llion. hating been aciccimtm
li‘iilltlll oi the estate of Elizabeth kiss? [the “N“ for 5 number at ’93“. and
the oi xtnwaik In said District, deals" R deacon "l the Congregational
(”Nd- . , church. He was in MI flat year His
tmiomu, That said application liezwifc and three ttoms survive-Edna!
hoard and determined at the mountain. Jauics J. and George 1". Funeral
()lilt‘e, in Xill‘Walk, on the 24th day ol'sct-iices will be held from the Wilton
llll‘ told, at 2 color): aftnrnnon; antl‘C‘ongrtizuiional church, Thursday. July
that pu lllC notice thereof be NW"! to to at 2: ..i p. intcrmcnt will take
air: it all pcraona interested thciclti by place in Joe Hill cemetery.
pihlishing this order In a newspuncl'i
liming a cirCuiatitin in said Distric .
at least five ddyii before said day of
~—
Funeriil of Mn. Barber.
The funeral of Mrs. Francis Barber
litiirlift. ’ will be held this afternoon, at 1:30
_ . HENRY W. GREGG”? from the home oi MrI. Cbalree‘ Sar-
Qis ift— ‘ Judéi 1min oi 21 Quintard avenue. The Rev.
{Rev ileWItt T. Vanilorcn will oliici
”3°“? 9 ate, and Interment will be in Riverside
cemetery.
iiiéi'rict or blhrti'le in
(‘ouit fl! 26th, A D” 1916.
white“ airtiy Leyd'en late or Nor .
walk in’ add District deceased.
fl‘hl: will: b! Probate got the 1315- i
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
ti‘lct Of “mam, hllh “1111th and Bl“ NE“, YORK July 18 (“van Slmet
rotted: six nionthsei min the lime 1:0 90a m.) Pressur a int
'— OII
home! for the creditors in said am e ° 3“ “ “We .
ithe more active specialties, notabivt
lib cahibit their claims tor Bettlentetit-I “he Automobile group, was "new“ at,
Thosfa ‘wlib neglect to were!“ their, h . ”0d .
unts, properly attested within}. l conning 0 eye operations,ulth
“Cf: tine W1,“ be debarred a recov- 'gains In other quarters. lGenernl Mo-
2y. All persons indebted to said “"3 bmke 29 i0 ‘65- and WIllye-Over-
Estate are requested to m, immed land was again heavy, with a slight re-
iitte paylnent to 'ccssion in Maxwell, Crucible Steel and“
‘ ' ‘ MARY MURRAY. ’C'iah Copper. American Can rose a
,.. Executrix point, with as much for Marine pfd..
. ' —;lnduairinl Alcohol and Cuban Cane
' District of Norwalk, as. Probate "Sugar. and 3 for American Tobacco.
July 17th. A 11.1916. Rails were iirin with I further inquiry
Estate oi James W. ilo’yt. “late of for Lake Erie. and Western and Wis.
{Norwaik in said District decals“. consin Central. Mexicans were irreg
' Ordered, ”that the Administratrixular. but burdened later.
exhibit her Administration acaannt -it° tum,- strum, Neoaaéprlce
this Court is» minimal, at Micpaagea became more variable lam-r
Probate odice‘ln Ronald. on tie 25“! with minute adnnm and decline:
lay of July mo. at to octbcli tote-tin met-ma Standard atom, par.
noon, and that all pardons interim uncut-l, mica Mite. must vet.
b s to Estatewe notified thereon? Put, United $latea sieei and Marina
the .Adminiaitatrix will cattle till: or mi, were g'uiiicienu, m. to Milan, 3
tier to be radii-belt min a mum more or stability except In belated
inning a circulation till hold me minim won-somatic continued
an Entire-dun tie-cont $1"le
; ..
its 25 e1
maimmm m- atom a in. mum
' «I, South Smelt. Conn
dues, pay nhile learning.
iii-oar initialize in: now, me invent ._
In considerably over-ti year. i‘
weri comp-unruly .m.‘ 3cm ,'
“i bib-rm none-mm,
-W'FID_~BOQD PIANO SOLOIBT
Ibo can play for dancing. Three and
a half hours men night and Satur-i
day afternoons. No dancing Saturday:
nights or Sunday, Apply Itatinz,sal-
Iry expected to R. C. M., P, O. Box
its at
————v
WANTED—EXPEMENCED nooxu
keeper. Must hate ntiaiaciory refer-
cubes. Lady preterred. Apply Rosen-
walk 1 \\ cimpi’heimer. Cross and RIV-
l” streela, Nonalk I17 It
WANTED—i- ENAJE STENOGKA-
pbcr and bookkeeper. Permanent vo-
eition. Good salary. Sentinel, ‘A.’ 'y
ill at
WANTED—SiAi‘lllNlS'I‘S. \PI’LYl
Holland Machine (30.. ill Water stro'et
0.in 114 St
wmredwbxwrr i’lls'i‘RlBUT-
tars and #ali‘smch thronrhmit ‘New
lunch-ind Staten, tippoin'. tirelmi and
use; ll“. Full line of :iultmn‘tllu stet-
inllica nationally adverltaei [in in
rive territory. leads lili1iiiilicd,i'iieral
proposition. Write today. l‘nr'cr-
Newton (30., 36 Bromlleid :‘ll‘t‘ot. lins-
ton. MI“. 114 it
WANTED—4Y0 BUY All; ms
of cattle and with”. Ron m
paid. Best prices paid for calm a.
Friedman. South Nmaik. 'i‘ol. 11a.
‘
A .
WANTED
5i) LABOIEIIS FOR THE
STREET DEPARTIEIT
Report at once. .
Report at 7 a. m. to Street De-
partment barns. Water street and
Smith street. Plenty of work un-
til winter.
WANT
OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH-
MEN SHIRT IRONERS.
ENGINEER FOR TWO DR 1m
weeks, beginning July I'll)!
Cindi, Peabody.
& Ca, lac.
LOOK!
i m punts with you by giving
you the torrent. priceaai- 1! year!
cunt-emu tin made into ibadm band-
nude. Minted holds; no minis.
pintbbiuu and 'bIItlnI.
"Manual”. Malena aphalt
mom; 1 ply, H45 ”ante“ I
years. 2 ply 31. guarantee 10 ran
HENRY A. “1011‘“
=... 23...... ..
:flhi—Mfll
. w
The vital statistics (or the nonth d
June mficwadkfwm as (alloys:
'lune ' W Cirillo.
G—lflehad lanes. to Peter and Anna
Orbuy.
6—Peter. to Adam and Rosie Hrd-
licks.
l—Giri, to Hertno and Kay Ermo.
23~Girl, to Antonio and Antonette
D'Atola.
28—30): to Andrew and Eliuboih Ml-
toly. ' ' ,1!
21—Josepb Aloysius, to John and Ben-
sic Mt-flullen.
I-Angclina, to Giovanni and Alanine
iliMeglio.
fl-ilarry Joseph. to Harry Joseph
and Margaret H. Peel.
iii—Charles Robert. to George and
Ellen Kistinger. ,
E‘s—Jesse L, to David and Annie Poi-
lard.
21 — lmiijaniin. to Benjamin and Blan-
che Gardner.
lB—Certrudt‘ i., to James and Miranda
McPhail.
li~—iieica, in Elmer and Grace Long-
cor.
4- Helen, to Jascph and Theresa
Flynn.
29—LaurI. to Samuel and Jmepliine
Boxgio.
6--llulh E to Oliver P. and Anna
Coleman.
lii~ Gabriel to (lab lei and Lizzie 8t
bo.
io—Voner, to Men and Mary St.
mouky. .
24~Bela, to Daniel and Bertha Her-
man. ~
2§~VViHinlancluel and Bertha
liable.
ilk-William .tI Joaepli and Mary Belle.
W—lawrenae; to Lawrence and Mary
Abou. .
u—Peari. in Frank Intifltrthn Tl-
cosh.
lwoibiary. to Pasquale and Concetta
llIJorIu;
6~D6riu. to James Ind Mary .‘iluliiii.
94am", to Edward and Amy
Roach
6>Garnet .l.,,to John and Florence
‘ StoiI
ll~llalpli i?" to Mix and Phyllis
ix‘ilxy' all! _
-i—~Mlldred I. to George H. and
, Flore do May Webb
il-—i-:urcne Il- to Eugene 8. and
Gladys Thoreau Seymour.
liwllcnry Ai'lliui'. to.WilliIm Ind Ai-
ice V. “in Garner.
lbfloy.’ id'fléi-Ic and Mary Francis
Caldwell. Jr.
Its-Verna Frances. to Frank J. and
Winnilreti Ella Ferris.
L’s-Franklin I’., to Nathaniel Darke
Ind JoaninJ. Manning
22—Jaine‘b It. to Wanton :8. and Jea-
belln r. Mayne-r
L0 —l‘iormliy:ll. to Wilbur R. and Adv-
lino R. Wilson.
flit—«John William, to Samuel W. and
Mary M. Simmons. '
til—Mario 11.. to (lulscppo and Save-rid
Mnstrolani.
29~lilnry Elizabeth, to Albert 1:).
Mary Rowe.
—Roae, to Charles and Rose L. Nar-
dl.
7~Arthur William. to William and
Marie Werner.
S—Giri, to Simeon
Hatch. ,
IZAPhllllp Ralph,
Mary Canto.
1943muel,~to Samuel and Esther An-
tonette Keeler.
23~Boy, to Julia and Lizzie Leonel.
lit—Iiiargueriie Catherine, to John J.
and Beulah E Fox.
Marciano.
i—John Henry Bramhall and Sarah
Franc" Kent.
1—bJobn Barlow and Josephine Vir-
ginia: Harty.
'3—«Alired Benaduccl and Beanie Paul.
3~Benjamln Kovac-é and Julia Ny-
err.
7~Chariea Ii. Drew and Edna'Ger-
(rude Bembler.
7——Johu LeRoy Burr and Grace May
Finch.
Y—Wllllam Howard Tarbution and
Mary Winfred Cllggotie.
7-Claude Anthony Poyvea and Hat-
tie Lolita. Bouton.
Hame- ‘l‘. Witbali and Sarah mu
both Shenltnn.
Su—Stephen Neinetli and Rosa Toth. .
D—nflcrbort Elnar Duinuit and Gel“.
trade 58119“ D81! ‘
lib—Clayton. Lee Marshall and Pauline
Qgtlierine Green. ‘
and
and Lucinda
to Michael ~ and
. mix ‘
'_ {IO—Thoma Louis ’l‘yier and Lillian. “
‘ at...
m tF'J, _
1,4—4I-II With. [not allu-
‘ -lII lay larder
14~Tbomaa James Smith'aad Ellen
Booting
l4~floyd Walker Cola and
‘ HeleI Cerebral.
It—Henry Conroy and largaiet In;
“family,
14~Tiinothy William Heueesey and
lIrgarei Theron Barry.
lS-Alben P. LII“ and Frieda,
Yoppe.
s—I-‘rank Lombardi) bulletin). Fran
obs Frederick.
20-Heary {la— sieu'é and um. Lo
retla Macauley.
lib—Edward Joseph Kelley and Marga-
ret Agnes Niilard.
31~Tliomas Henry Canty, Jr.,
Ethel Frances Smith.
Zl—Ralph Guy Farrell Ind Helen M
sic Smith.
Iii—Alexander Roberts
I'hrsline Lindqulst.
SZ—Wiliiam Heary’aiiberi and Ella
Frances Cable.
bloom
and
and Rose
ric Kosmccki
ZI-George N. Barbour and Mabel
Taylor.
28- Hulbert Footni‘r and Gladys
March.
28—Joliu I‘cber and Mary Kainolii.
ES—llobcrt Meeker Homer and Grace
llooth Smith.
ZS—~Ai‘tliur l‘iahcis bole and [Jada
Hall.
28—iiarry Lauren“ Hill and Blanche
lice-rs.
29.4;rorgc Ernt'sl Lindeberg and Cur-~
rie Elfin-'1‘ Your-lieu.
29»—Adelbert Riiiipp and Edna Wright.
iii—Wary Theresa Farrell and Joseph
Bradley Murray.
marlin.
I~Bilcn Dixon, 59 years, sl! months.
26 days.
3—1‘h0mu Saunderr, it years, four
months, 2‘ days.
I—Mary iiulqneen. 36
months, 2.1 days.
I—‘l'hereu Agnes Sullivan. 18 years.
"to month, 19 days.
years, six
months, l8 days.
7- Elizabeth Battle. nine years, 1|
days. ‘
7chorge E Barnes. 68 years,
months, six days.
b James Lee, 37 years,
10 «Arthur Eugene King, 19 years. II
months. 23 days
lOAJoha Henry Lee. :72 years.
13~~Jimph l'airick Rooney, 34 years,
ll months, thrcc days.
lli~diathcrlne Farrell, 76 yearn.
1:3 —llIIiia \'. Wolfe. 38 ycara.
l'i' -Slll"flll Murillo Fostcr, 82
eight months.
17 Stuphrn Mareno, 65 yearn.
lawniiznbeth Kiss. 50 years, fivc days
2H ~»li;i:rivt iciizubcih Wardwcil, 62
wars. nix montha. II days.
21~¥Janc Marriott Beadle, 45 years, 11
month, one day.
21- -2.iaruaret Illli-hell Nolan, 62 years.
23 -.\nioincttc ll'Atola. it) years.
.3——.'amc.~ Scougail Lyon. Si years.
three months, ll days.
23-~Anllli iii. \‘an Wagner, 85 years, I0
months, 20 days.
Eli-Michael Janice Kcn'iicy.
nine millllllS.‘
24 —-.\Itiry Low, ll ycats, nine months,
two
i.
)T‘RYS,
25 years,
six tlnys.
26-lrtnc Juno Perry. 46 years. 25
days.
26—Auguizius Buckley St. John, 79
yearn, nine months, 21 days.
27—Mary Louise Janis. 67 years.
#evtn months, 29 days.
1'8 ~John Murphy, 79 years, three
months. isxdnyn.
30~George Reed. 77 years. '
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSI"
PRESIDENT.
CHICAGO, July 18.—Thomaa F.
Hoigiitc was chosen president ad In-
terim of Northweélern University late
last night. He is dean of the College
of Liberal Arts. Mr. Holgate will as-
sume his duties immediately 3., tem-
porary successor of Abram W.-,I{arrie.
who recently resigned as president of
Northwestern to become secretary of
the National Board of Education of {he
Methodist. church.
The resignation of Mr, Harris has
not been accepted and a permanent
pre'a'ident probably villi not be chosen
for another year . Mr. Holgatc Joined
the Northwestern (acuity in 1893 as a
professor of mathematics.
fififlnillll’liiii'ili
i
n
fii—Emeat Paul Si-iioiz and Emma Ma.
, nil
haul: :i1 .1 1441:3031
6 --Addlc Grim Mills. 53 years, tour V
We Have a Reason for Boastin
About Our ~ '
T l’ t
Butter m “n"
you will kilo
Very Best Creamery Butter. lb.
Oak Ride Farm Leghorn Eggs. doz-
New York State EggI (G uaranteed fresh),doz
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade special. .. . . . .
Franco-American Ready Maid Soups 3 can:
Libby’I- Chilli Con Carrie, per can .............. . . . ..
Armour'I Veribeat Deviled Ham. Tongue or Chicken
15¢
Tezor Brand Bottled Cocktails
c.60omd8100
Monogram Rye WhiIkey (Our best seller). bot- i ».
EVERYTHING THE BEST IN 6300 i"
WINES. LIQUORS AND DELICA'I‘ESSEN.
1A. F Beckmann 8:5 COA:
GROCERS AND WIIIICE MERCHKNTS t".
83 um 85 Washington St. Tolephono r
'Ask us what 'we will
for your ,
machine, and out
See this, beauti-
ful Cabinet 'Sew- '
ing Machine
The A. J. Angovine 81: Son Cd;
sourn NORWALK, CONN. . .
low
terms.
fooonnoooooonao
DD'HD.
Bathing OntfltS?
Bathing Suits Bathing Show.
For All Ages use to $1.00 ,
Bathing Tights Bathing Capo '
59 etc. to 32.25 25c to $3.69
A. DIGKERMAN 8r SON
eourn NORWALK, CONN.
II-~I.t
tuliit
Dodge-iiotor Cuts—4m
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES ‘ ,x
DIXON‘S GRAPHITE GREASE -
concurs LINE or roan eAnrs. — ‘
S. L. BENEDICT
73 Not-1ft Malntsr.‘
_ on“ Iowan-w avrumaa
Norwalk Chronicler