39'1
1.1..._fi.-.1.4.1.-.¢q.»...1d
WMID
young men, 21 to I M
a}: 1: work in W.
ansiioymnt and chance to on
ad no“. Only “Nu willing
1-11 mo apply.
JONAS l. NAUnuURG, INC.
l5 Spring Street ‘
WANTED 1
Boys to work in factory. Stead
employment.
JONAS G. NAUMBURG, INC.
.‘5 Spring Street, South Norwaik
Hurts. 88 8-111 Mull street.
I 1. ... a. . 1. .
*‘ ~"' '- Iv- ‘J‘vA-‘m.9.*&’w&,
111.....-“ -‘.- .mm—m...» .11. M»~——4...-——- 1.. “W
tour. I son 3111.:
To LIT—11A? 01" Sioux 011. m “LE-"JERSEY COM-10113
eight mentally baud. inquire Hanna. Judith W 11115 It
.__..1_.
...._... FOR “LE—HEAVY AND LIGHT
T0 LET-6 ROOMS WlTli 111- good hm. Inquire lI. “outfitter, 1011
movements at 72 North Main street. Cedar atroet.
Rent 815. Inquire at United Grocery -. ~... ...._.-..___..
( o. 1 FOR SALE—FINE COX'NTRY
"' home site and farm. Ior sale 011
l "
T0 LET'—A PLEASANT SUNNY
, Belden Hill. Wilton. 21 1-2 acres, 9
home, with every "1049?“: 111191'01'£";room house, small barn. l’ricc vcr,’
ment. In best of locality. Also one low 10 cash purchasttr. II. D Mc-
two family house with all improve-£11111», Wilton, Conn.
: tncnts . Inquire 22 Taylor avenue. —-~—~—- —-— —»~~—»~- ~—
ncar Flax Hill Road. 11115 111; FOR BALE—STERLING ORGAN
WANTED—1XPERM-INCH) FAMI- l
], 110111 Apply Norwalk Slcam 1.111111
my, 413 Day street. 11114 31
WANTED— SITI'ATIOX AS
bitisckccper or domestic nurse; thor-
oughly cxpcrienced and good retel- ‘
«noes. Address 8,, 011119 of Scntincl
11114 31
WANTED—~POSITION AS (‘lIAUl‘-
f» 111 by an cxper'icntcd young 1111111.,
('orcfui 'drivcr. (‘un furnish good ref-
erence. Address G. 11. 11., Sc111111cl
oillcc.
WANTED-4111111 FOR GENERAL
housework In family of two. ltluuirc
of Mrs. Edward J. Sims 43 liiglistrceln
Norwalk. 11113 21
WANTEDv—LOUNSBURY. MATH-
.- _1'.~'011 & Co.. want young 111m and
boys to lcurn 31109111111111”; mil 31
t
WANTED—A BOY TO MAKE lliM-
.wlf uscful in t1 brohcl"s olllcc; also
111 loam tho advcrtisitlc husitir'ss. Ap-
ply i111111cdiatcly. Ilinplcs & Gold.
rollltildl. mil ill.
’l‘O ‘ AS-
H. Kring-
WANTED—--~S.\l.JSIIIIIIS
hrl. for dollar day. Apply
o'-' & Co.
WANTED—BOY
:111d 16 yours of age.
1.111.. (‘healhut street.
m‘Tu'i 11\' 14‘
Apply J. J. (‘nsh
1111' 3t
1
WANTED—BOYS W‘TilACHINEl
bliop. “Good salary. Steady work. Ap- '
ply Neptune llnrdwarc Po, (11‘. Fort
alrecl East Nor-walk. bus 31.
WANTED—40 RFJN'I‘A SEVEN 0R
1-ight room house. Must 110‘ ccnlrally
located, with improvements. Wanted
by June lst. Telephone 1112-2.
TO ASSIST
colorcd. Cali
1111231
WANTED—WOMAN
in kitchen. While or
Iiillsidc School. Tel. “‘1.
.at
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
at 011111.).
0:1qu for calms 11.1‘110dman,35 Ely;
Ivonne. Tel. 1151. 320 if
1
WAN :
‘1
w—— 1
l
WANTED-“1“ T0 REP-MR 3’5“": sawed 111 blocks or split to fit your Cove Darion‘ also 1 power boat until
111g machines.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MAUI-b:
Ines. oav while learning
WANTED —— WOMEN AND
__ ward street, East Norwaik, care Mc-
: Convenient to - troiicy.
‘ bio.
‘ Layton & (30..
.111 til South Main street.
1119.111-1l. light on all chick-t.
“Idaho 64 South Main street.
Best prices paid. Rural ,
.t'an be seen at 283 Main street, Not-
To LET-A. BUNGAW‘V, FIVE walk.
rooms and bath, electric light and gar' '
den. Rent very reasonable. 21) 110- FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR.
First class condition.
(intro. 15‘ K nu pp 'strcct
11115 31
To tar—1111mm: JUNE 1sr, s’
roam house at 75 Flax Hill Road All
modern Improvements, desirable loca-
tion. Rent‘825. Call on prciniscu or
telephone 1117. mill 81;
To LET—~6 LARGE ROOMS.
large garden. fruit, garage If needed.
Iii-n1 reasona-
For phrticulars apply to .l. M.
5 Railroad iivt-iiuc,r
11115 31
11112
FOR SALE—ONE. MATHUSHEK
piano and household furniture. in-
quirc 10 Sound View Terrace. 1111:) 31
TO LET—SECOND FLOOR 0F
new house on Fort Point Strt‘i‘l, East
Norwalk. All improvements, also
heat. Inquire C. l. Finch, 11 Plait
avenue, 11114 31
FOR SALE—4110.1 BUL‘KICYF IN
cnbalor. Been used three times (‘01)-
- pcr water tank. inquire of Ste-
TOvILETeFIRS'I‘ FLOOR 5 ROOMS ppm 8. Kiss, 71‘. licxington avenue,
Rent $111. 111‘ South Nut-walk, Conn.
quire 111 Mrs. S A. Young 241 East
ave’llltfi; "1141in FOR SALtE-inmo 1.111.111“ IN
“'."?“ . 1-lcctric vacuum cleaners. 0110 Rich-
T0 ..L§T~—TW.0 CONNECTING 1110111] $17; one Music 319:01111 dia-
iurniuhed rooms. (inn, water 111111 all 11101111 special ‘13 All are 1,,” than
commit-naps for tight housekeeping 111111 of the original price 111111 perfect
5350 P” week.” 314 Elm “W“u“ condition, guaranteed. Good for 110
“W" 1‘35"“ 1101‘»:qu 1101"”- 1'01111 only. Don‘t hesitate, 1111011? 81
South Norwulk..
V“.
_ once. First come first sot‘Vod. lhono
TO LET‘MFUE “VELVL ROOM 900, M Blumv‘n iwl‘lllé‘ilt‘nllllll’l‘ for
“0““!- corncr 0f (filmsmm and C0” Tile brunt: Premier Electric Vacuum
cord $13. All improvements. Inquire at Chutner Co 37 No. Main 3m.“ South
1" “- Baxtcv'aylrng utore. “‘12 3 Norwalk. Conn, curc Fred H Pool)" 5
“—‘ ' " Viclrolu Shop.
T0 LET-:«s'ronn AT. 11 \vA'mtr __ ,
;str1.ct,alsoloftnt 40 Water sit-0.01.;
, FOR SALE-41111113 FOR HATCH
‘Soulh Nocunik.~ Inquire of Edward
.1111: 11111161011111 R. l. Iii-111, bl'ccdcrs
Farrell, 24‘ Ilavll‘and “lam-1111mm”): Bt‘li‘t‘lt‘d “‘Ulll (“1‘11 lll‘f'tl‘y
fall and winter lltyt‘l‘lé. 1:111:11
for 15, $3.50 for 51), $13 for 100. Baby
“"d “00“ "m ‘Swarlz 8‘ Corbett ci1ick.~1,1\1ay and June delivery. Rey-
block ROI“. ”0‘ M30 1°“ film‘m'noltts Poultry Farm, Highland avenue,
0”“ EM:nom‘ Witch Lune. Phone 179-12.
(1 .
'ro LET‘wi ROOM Atnu'i'itnNr.
(tic elevitlor start we 5,1101) sq ft
floor 1‘00111:l‘or further partitulars- FOR SALE-~01! TO LET. 2 NEW?
apply Old Wcll Cigar CU- ,ly rcnoruted houses with improve-i
"" "M ' ‘ ”‘— ‘ meats. Sovct‘al barns on premist‘a.
To LET» STORE 207 WASIIING-’
ton circcl East Norwalk. Apartments'
209 Wacltington street, East Norwiiik
and 31‘ Chapel rtroct,'Norwalk.lt1-
Tel 60.
and 11'. acres 01 izood farming 1111111 :11
t‘onu. lurnpikc. Mrs R. 'i‘at'lov,
lrovo street. 'I‘ci. 75$ 2
‘1 FOR SALE—~11 ROOM 11011511,
glarge sunny rooms. illiDiOlOillt‘i‘iiS“
inicc garden, fruit. '.'1 nilnutcs' unlit to
East Norualk station. AddressA,
1112 121:
'0111' c of Sctilincl.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
The: Little Hungarian Restaurant
and boarding house. Rooms and‘
board by the day or “'N'k Ilcgui 111 FOR SALE—TO CLOSE AN ES-
homo cookinc. Iii-119011111111- price. ll (1119,1110 following ovslor grounds
1211111111th street. mil ohm”! oysters 1111310011: 2
m""”’“"’ ”‘"" “‘“m‘ Wilson Cov,c 5 acres Calf Follow, 2
Angelo Sallarclii soils hard wood acres Tavern Inland-1 acres Scotts‘
n- __-... -_.. _... ”0......
5'0”" “m places 01 cut to ot‘dci. 1 thirty- -fivc foot sharpie. Terms cash.
Send ortlcfr early, prices may advance] Inquire C N Raymond Rownyton, 0,
'h-V 1*“ 0" 3““? P110110 102 5‘ NO' T35" telephone Keogh & Cundce, 535- -1.
1111' 1110111112, South h0r1111lkl°ree do-
girls 10 pi‘t‘SN and fold soft shirts. rim-y m2 101; FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
’11) “ hi.“ lt‘ai‘illil". l - . lWlth one-half acre of land on \Vc‘st
1, MONEY SAVED '4No1'walk Road near Connecticut Turn-
Clueil, Peabody
811311.. 1111:.
1 special hand made leadels and guttero 1 ‘.“th
135' giving me 30"” order £01 Must be sold at once to close
Small amount of cash tequir-
which give lastihgsorvlce—Tryand be ed balance on mortgage. Inquire
convinced. Plumbing, heating, slate ,Kcoizh & Caprice. Attys. 1.111th Bank
1
my pike.
INSURANCE
FIRE BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK
ACCIDENT
BONDS ‘
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
N OTARIES PUBLIC
1 J M. Layton 81130. lac
‘ Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk,’ Conn.
‘CDNSCRIPTlON lN MASSACHU.
SETTS.
roofing. Henry A Hegelein, 56 W-n Mlllllldlllg Tel 535.2
lter street. Tel. 473-,3 ;_ _, mm .. ._._....1,,..
"‘ —i To LET--5 1100115 wrru 111
PAINTING —— PAPER-HANGING
movements near Union Park. 315:6
rooms in upper Main utreet, $15. Also
Grooms 011‘ East at cn'uo, $27. 50 and
1111111111 011191 rents. 1‘01 particulars
decorating.» painters supplies; wall
paper, up-to—date styles, lowest prices.
ililstlmalcs cheerfully given. 'i‘t‘inl or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 12 E17 avenue
. '3 . ' ' 4 l Ask John T. Haves.
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C. Real Estate—Insuranc'o
' 'GHIROPRACTOR 1MAIN s'r NORWALK.
Graduate the Palmer School 013 fl * v ”w, _~_
Chiropractic, -.Davenport Iowa, . 1111- CLAIRVOYANT
nounccs the opening' of his office at:
100 Wa‘shington street, over Peoples
Trust Company, South Norwaik, Court.
Office hours 10-12 a. m., 2-5 p.111:
.' Sundays and evenings by appointment;
,Tclophon-o 4511. New York otllcc, 28713-
lBroadwny. Telephone 61'43 Morning-
;sith= W. F'. Casper, D. (3.. Ph. 1‘. 38"
Marie Buvidson, 1’11 '13., noted mod-
111111 of Bridgeport Conn. TWentymne
\enrs' expeuencc, has made arrange-
ments to give readings at the Bristol
Hotel, '11 Washington street, Thurs-
day, May 17111. One day only. Scion
title and apirilual readings Advice
" cidcd to enlist in the Sort-nth Now,
Phone 397 01‘.
31 j
$1.23.
113x
1-2 acres.-
" ithis work will be on file in the oiilce
:' NEW ENGLAND Tm £11m
CAMBRIDGE. 11111111.. In] 15—41111
New England Intercollegiate tack
and hold championship or one will be
held on the bin-acumen: institute of
Technology Field here next Saturday
As the entries were only about half
11119. usual numbvr, because of the with-
11me of several colleges from ath-
lclics on account of the war. it was de-
cided to omit the usual prellmlnrrv
afternoon and to put on both trials
and 11111115 Saturday. The colleges to be
rcpreccnied are Brown, Holy Cross.
Massachusetts institute of Technol-
ogy. M'Tddiebury, Trinity, lloston Col-
iloge, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
and Tufts.
Andrew Kelly. of 11on Cross. 11011191
10f tho New England inter-collegiate
111111 and 221) yard dash 1‘,ocords will
1 not compete this year. as he has do-
most two points.
men! not in bcfortI the end of the Int
hull hour.
WALL STREET. Noon—The early
rally brought full rewvary 10 Steel
and other active issues, but was imme-
diately followed by fresh selling on a
broader basis which sent prions 110 ‘cr
opening levels. The movement was
accompanied by renewed urnavnew "1
Russian bonds on the “Curb." Trad-
ing then settled down to its dull rou-
tine of recent days. Investment rails,
however. suffering further impairment
at cxtreme declines of l to 21/1 potato.
Rails and lraclions were the heavy
features of 1hn bond market.
J. FRANK HOWELL MADE
CONSOLIDATED S HEAD
J. Frank Howell. for more than
twenty yearn a ilgurcbead on tho Con-
1
York rcgin'cut. ,
TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
The service of intercession for the
war in being held 111 Trinity church
this afternoon and tomorrow at 6
o'clock. The [litany is said and spe-
ciul prayers for the blessing of God
upon the laborers of the husbandmcn
and the crops, and intercession for
the provident, the country, the army
and navy are also made.
'I‘hc voolry .of Trinity Church will
111ch this ironing at 8 o‘clock at tho chairman.
office of l). W. Raymond 1 Mr. Howell known in the financial
A rohcursal of the cmenalnmant to district as ".‘l‘1ank" is probub‘o known
bc given by tho Men's Club of Trinity more widcly titan any other pcrson
1 hurch will be held in the P1111511 111111 prmiousb' occupying bits new capacity
this ovcnina. A full attendance is rc. Yoursngo he come to the exchange as
:uucslcd. a:111 nrhitrauo tolegrapher, out! 3111]
-————~— m... maintains a key and soundcr on his
FACTORY FLAG POLES PAiNTED desk, frequently “cutting in" on duo of
Paul Kohloff. of leatilaroticck. Now the private wires he leases to send 111'
York, widely known as the famous receive a message.
cup! 1 lat-.11 has been 111 Smith Nor~
w,nlk this hock. pointing llto 1'1th 'HUBERT TO MEET
poles on the manufitclmies of Clucit, BURNS 0N MAY 21
l'cabbdy & Company, Lockwood M.1it-' Frankie Brindlnl, New Haven‘s lit-
11111111111111: 00111111111 Imuuabut‘v with tie 101111111chqu is ready 101 action
111.:on & Company and Roth & Gold oncc more and on the evening of
achmidt. lie is also the composer of May 21 he will meet Joe Currie in a
5 new Dllllmlc 30113- ”lfl ”'0 Ilomo six-round bout which will open tho
was almost unanimously clcctcd prcsi
dent of that institution at the rcgular
election Saturday.
lie auccccdn III. E. do Aguero, rho
has been prcsidcnt for the past five
years. “181'!“
William S. Silkworm was elected
first vicoprcaidcnt, O‘Connor dc Cor-
dovu second \Yfie-DS‘PBldenl, Marcos
Helm, treasurcr, and Yalcutinc Mott
Si
1Town by 11111 Sun,” which he has plac- show to be staged by the Ryan A (‘_,
ed on sale at lionnciiy‘n I‘olnmnnu 111 the Arena In Nfiw Iiavcn. This is
and ”‘9 30"" olorc. ' .thc preliminary attraction to lltc
"“' ‘ l’rnnkic Burns- AI Shubert star bout
NOTES OF THE STREET DEPART' of 12 1',ou11ds and .ucw 11111911 (311110111
MENT
‘ Work on improving 111.111 rarer-1 by,
1110111111 of tho maintcnuncc rollfir will'
start at once.
The work of repairing 110111.011 1111'111-1
is 1101111111: completion.
Tho strect dopartmcnt is ru'puirluut
:1 - \11‘1'1111 ltttrriti nvontlc.
is quite inlcrcclcd in lho "pt'.'ciin1'
nrlndlsl hasn't boon seen in notion
in lhc riot: since the night or ‘0brn
cry 21 whcit ho was knockcd thrr‘; -:;h
the lopca by Tommy Shea in the four
tccnth round of a hard battle.
. \‘Cbiie Currie is fact and clever and
_ .jsomewltat hcavlcr than he was awhile
1:11:11, Brindisl has the kick. and the ex-
‘pcrlcncc he gained against Shcu ought
to color in handy. Brindisi says 110
cxpccts to heal Curric handily. Aliy-
l
; LOST.
_ LOST-«LARGE (TAMI-)0 1"l‘.\'. MON
day cvcnint:.l\l:1y 11111 betwccn South
Main and Arch utr.cct Will finder
kindly 1"olu1n to 111115 \loran,_ 1.
South Main atrcci and rcccivo iihcral l“'0 .u‘w Haven scrappcrs, and bolh
Kimmy; m15_,1;“‘m filll't‘ll' Work for till they arc
fl -1”... worth for the old verdict.
STRIKE 1N LAWRENCE, MASS.
lAWRIINC-E. Mas-z .. May 15.——Thc
Wood and Washington Mills of the
1 I
llllll Nllllll i
IAmcritzm \‘00lll‘ Company .cmplm‘
NOTICE
lint; 12.51111 (1110111111ch. were virtually
.‘Ioticc to Building Contractors— "10 Cd 11:11.11 b1 :1 strikc of firemen at.
Invitation For Proposa]3_ ithc i’mmcr plant who informed the
1compan; that 11101! were not satisfied
T111" Town School Committéc of theEwith tho upportionutont of :1 recent
{Town of 111111011, Connecticut. invitt's’t‘wugc increase. Sovcrul hundred op-
‘proposuls for the construction of nn‘crullvos at both plants quit work you
luddillon to lilo Center School in Dur- lorday. giving the some reason for
’ii-n, 001111., and for :1 new school build- their action. Strlkr‘ loaders aunrunc—
3ng ul NOI‘OlOH Heights. Conn... in “@‘vd that a meeting would be held late
cordunco with plan“ and Fliecifica- ltodav to appoint committees to confer
lions prepared by Philip Stmdctland "£an '1‘“ management. on “1139 condi
laud Edmund\\'nlson architects, D1111-
'but‘y, Conn .
' Plans and specificnlions" covering.r
l
1—.
1 DEPARTMENT
T. S. Donaldson was given a. pcnuil
of the Town Clerk, Darlcn, 001111.! on to do plumbing £01 John Bowkcr at
and after May 14 and until May 21, Highland avenue
1917 38816“ 91011051115 for either or Miller 11% 0111111111 wore given pet-mils
bOth buildings will be received up to to do wiring for P. G Wilson at 27
8 p. 111.,” May 21 when they will be op- West avenue and for R. J. Weswall
loned at the said office by the said at Main street.
committee.‘
The committee reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals. A cer-
tified check drawn to ‘the order of Ste-
phen R. Hoyt, town clerk, for an
nmoutit'equivnicnt ‘to 5 per cent. of
COLORED REGIM ENT BEGINS
TRAINING.
NEW YORK, May 15.—Thc Fifteenth
Infantry, a negro National Guard regi-
ment. recruit-1d 13' New York city by
the amount of the proposal must no Colonel William . Hayward, :1 public
service commssmner, today began
lcompnn} all bids. The checks of on-
successful bidder: will be ieturncd
within 24 hours after the time of op-
ening bids. The check of the success- l
ftil bidder will be retained until It sat a
t
I
It 1 or" ’ 1"111112111 the field. As
yet the rti'gitricnt has not been rccog-l
mzed 13' the mar d'purlment.
TAKES Mil 1.1011 or LIBERTY
isfnclory conttact has been executed. L0”~"-
. ---—~ . l _> on oil affairs of life. Thoroughly re. Failure on the putt of the bidllcr to PITTSBURGH, May 15,—.11 aub-
-'OSTON.1I:11' 151‘ ~Ciinrles l‘. (101- ‘ 00h KEROSENE VALVE ' liable and conucicncious. Permanent w execute we contract. Will forfeit 1h" scrlpllon of one million dollars to the
1;.dlm‘ct‘or of the bureau of statili- mi- 27y 111111111 of two “.619 111111114 5; (“1105.3 4.04 State 8111'th Budgepgrt amount of 11111 chock ohsuoh :1 mm 1 :cbrty Loan by the. Pittsburgh Steel
1: announced .Iodny that approxi 1 ,. , - 1 Company was announced here today.
111:1. eiy 340, 665 men in Massachusstts ”m font complete 111111 be t W" “ ‘3 l “m 10 :1.111. to 31’ n1. 1‘09 5100 ’of the 32.1110 as Shall be doomed: n._..__,__,_____.,
mind he called upon to register under ils kind “M Will 50.12“ PM“ U" 1‘" , . . BRISTOL HOTEL equitable by the committee. 1 Company F of the Nor-walk Division
the conscription not. This estimate is In Incl economyn' [bred for 11011115,. 211,4" 1 rtgtorl‘it. Sorljlorwalk. I Signed, tof Conncctlcut‘o'fiomc Grittrd organlz~
not-d 111.111 the numbe1 of males be-
t: 11‘ ‘gon of ill and 28'1nclusive
mil min 11 state 01111511110! A 1-1
‘11? 1111751 «11111111111111: '
l‘ nt'rciot‘t‘ accessory. 533119 812
Martini: and runnlnlz. 1110 11111111 car
1.. M '
:THF} TOWN SCHOOL (‘OiililTTF’ 1‘1. 1111011 (11-11ch lost. 111 ht in the 11111101 v. - V
1'3 B chdlcy under-1111.1 dircctlo'i 01015111111 6111111111
Soct'ota‘ry 11111119
001111 May 12: 1917.
11111-1111, -‘ i measured for 111111011118 -
\solidated Stock Exchange. New Yot'k,1:
‘ugaln be redo: °d.
:incroued cost of beer and war tax,
way, it should be a good bout. as.
19: (hero is bitter fooling between 1111"
NOTES or THE BUILDING l
l
A1101 tho members were re-
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personol
NEWS
1'11. Stephen 8. Jarvis entertained
at auction yesterday afternoon at be:
home on Seavlcv avenue. There were .
being W01);
ten table: in playfprites
by blrs. Howard Cromllton. hire. 1‘. 1".
Thompson. Miss Burch Bodwell, Mm,
Frank,
Woodward. Refreshments were serif-E
Herman Quittncr and Mrs.
ed at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Williams. formerly of
Norwalk, returned to her home in no
cheater, N. Y., today, after having on-
joyed. a twowecira‘ visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Fischr, of this
city.
TIGERS TO CLASH WITH
ALL-STAM FORDS
Sunday afternoon w"l sec another
fast baseball game at Amusement
Park when the Tigcra will clash with
the All-Stamfords. The game will be
one of the fastest once of the season
and will provide plenty of exci‘eucnt
for the local fans. The lineup of the
All-Slamfords include: Lang c; Ilicrtz
p, Hogan 1 b, Clarcs 2 b, Hawlcy 5
is, Mary 3 11, G. Gillin i f, J. 0111111 1‘
f, McMahon c f. The manager of the
Tigers in Matthew Howley and Mich-
acl Barry is the treasurer.
.SIZE OF SCHOONERS
' l
lfllr'udtGm
W
COAL
Thal’slé All
I
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
”
l ___._.._.__._.
' WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
EFalr tonight; Wednesday (1111'. wa'rw
or on the mainland; moderate north
west winds, becoming variable. The
North Atlantic storm has moved very
slowing during the last 24 hours, but
has decreased somewhat In intenniv
11'. it is still causing brisk winds
along the'”,o.31maitd ccust. Ti!‘
“9511*"! 1119.1 of high pressure which
was Ct’nlllil yesterday morning over '
Nebraska is now central over Miss-
ouri. it is producing pleasant weather
in all districts cast of
Mountains. The tomporalure 1'11 r151“:
slowly in the western and central dia-
trims.
the Rock!»
The Pacific coast disturbunoé -
o
.19 moving slowly inland, and Is nov~
'.ccntral over Montana.
AGAIN cur oownlWEATHER A YEAR AGO
Higher Beer Cost and increased War
Tax CauSe Woe in City,
Beer drinkers will be saddcncd 10
learn that the slzc of “solicitors" will
Oh account of the
brewers were forced to increase the
price on each barrel last summer. (‘on-
scqucntly “the biggest
was made smaller.
With the proposed tax of $175 on
catch harrci of beet saloon owners
for a nickel" ,
TODAY
Temperature: Low, 51; high,
(39. Halli I
City News]
The police officers will hold revolve;
practice on Wednesday afternoon
A complaint that boys were cauti-
ing 11 disturbance received by the
figure that they will again have to:
make another cut. A tax of $1 on
cnch barrel. lcvlcd lust summer still
1:1'i‘l'illlfi, making the total $2.75.
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MIDDLEBROOKS AGAIN
WARNS ALIEN ENEMY.
HARTFORD, May 15.»— United
Stair-s Marshal C. C. Middicbrooks
vczelcrday issued an official warning to
ruemy alien to the otter-t that anyone
found within rcslriclcd
Juno 1 or shortly thcrcallcr without a
permit would be subject to summary
arrest and probable imprisonment for
the pcriod of the war. The marshal
also rciternied inslruclions concom-
inc 1110 mnnncr of scouring permits.
""-"""’°""V OWL KILLED.
\l'A'l‘EllIlUlRY, Iliayl '.—-—Mtt1y Kel-
ly. a ”mound -old child. was almost
inctltnlly killed this afternoon when
:1111‘ police patrol, loadcd with police-
mcn who were hurrying out East. Main
slrccl in response to a strike call, ran
over hcr. Five policemen were slight-
ly hurt 1it tho accident.
ENEMY ALlENS WARNED.
HARTFORD, May 15. —— United
States Marshal C. C. Middiebmoiic to-
day issued an official warning to
enemy aliens to the effect that anyone
found within restricted areas attcr
June ~, or shortly tbcreaftcr, withou. a
permit, would be subject to summary
arrest and probable imprisonment. for
the period of the war.
also reiterates instructions concct‘ning
1111- munuer of securing permits.
CARD OF THANKS
To our friends and neighbors who
Were so kind during the illness and
death of 0m wife and niother and at-
so for the flowers sent for the [num-
ul, we wish to express our most
heartfelt thanks.
JOHN. FILSINGEII.
- 51mm FILSINGER,
011111., r‘m‘smonn
urcnu after 1 , - .'
‘ ——Dancc by the R. E. E. 11. Club,
\\’cdncsd:1,v nights at Town Assembli-
1.Thc marshal;
.downlown police was investigated bl,
Oflicer Roberts.
_....__.__—
, The downtown police
family trouble at the home of MN:
Wolfe on Taylor avenue.
vestigatcd.
Hall. 3'
111.111 1111111 c.1151 of Flax 11111 mind
has accepted El, position in the ofiloo .:
of the Norwalk iron Works Company,
'nnd entered upon her now duties this
morning. ‘
1
A. N. Thetiault 1111-1111111 the annual
bnuquct of the American Eloctro—Plat.
'91'1' Society at the Hotel
Bridvenort, Saturday evening.
Therlouit is a member of that organ-
111111011. -
Michael Flore. arrested by 01110813
Smith and Thorpe and charged with
drunkenness and carrying concealed
received “I-
complaint last night that there woo.
It was 111' -
Sit-1111111111.: ,, ,
Mr. . 7:,
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weapom, was up before Judge George 7.
H. Voeburgh in the citv court tins
morning and was fined 35 on the tint
count and $20 on the second. He paid.
Atlomey John J. Cuneo represented. I
Flore.
-—“BROADW AV JONES"
at. Regent. Great American play, in 11,11!1 : 1
and Thursday.
tio tinlctnw't. Wed.
Regent Theatre.
srnmo 101110
SYRUP nvrornosrnrrns
. Laacn‘ao'rm 7511
g Sti’ison-Powell- iurporatioa‘ ‘
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South NOI‘Wallt
Alden Soimans, Pres.
LET THEM CALL YOU L‘Utlli-YT
I It‘s the same term thoughtless people apply to all 1,111:
' successful ,ones whose foresight has enabled them to accept.
; the rewards of preparedness. The money they hadro- 511.11%:
ed 11141111 account at: this bank alt—compound interest; has al-
lowed many depositors to step to success.
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George L. flifigléipdxvard, .Trcas.
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