“my”. .......
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WANTED.
WANTED 4611“. FOR GENERAL
a 11:1. tir'rmania llotel. - 11129 ::1.
' WANTED—I'ZXPERIENI‘EIJ \\'Al'l‘
11"», 9 Railroad avenue. import-l
title,
WANTED—AN llONES'l‘. RELIA-
lvlc lady as waitress, Apply 1‘: South
Main strcct. 11129 31
_ duh- 4,2..____.- __ ___._.._..._.__...._
WANTED—'FIR’ST (LASS AUTO
in exchange. for lot on Filth strut
19.51 Norwalk, 5011150. opposite the
“tanks t'E'sitit-nt'c, Write box 10:1.
1111151'11113: N Y. 111211" 2“
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GEVIll’w
1 louse work. Inquire of 11151.1”. A.
Van [lure-.11, .\‘o. 6 Sicrcns street, Nor-
'1'. 3.111, 11125 El
WANTED—A BOY TO MAKE llili-§_
111-11" unoful in a brokt'r 5 0111111; also:
to learn tilt1 advertising busitross Ap-
ply immcdiatcly. Manit- & Gold
H".1'1tltlt. 1112i} ‘lt
OR TWO ROOMS
for light, housckmtdng, furnishcd or:
unfurnished. Rcasonablc rates in
Norwalk: or by watcr. Address “.0 ":
ol' Scutincl. 11126 i'l.‘
WANTED—YOUNG MAN AS
mute salcm'tn in milk business Salaty
mid commission $19 w ock guatnnleed
to 110141.. ' Address stating ago and r-t'r
(‘I‘Pl’lCOS 001'. VC. 0 \\'., care of Scuff
n9). ‘ i ‘
1
WAN'tonMInk, 12 on ovna,
wantetl.' Government railway mal-
clerks,-$75 month. List, gotcrnutcnt
301111 free. Franklin lnsiitutc, Dept.
2H", Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—ONE
r a 1'1'1
f
I
WANTED~ BI S1\l:SS l’AIi'lNl‘ it
with $1, 000 in cash to outer now bus-V
lnt~NPr0f1lS $17 1 to $20 per dax. Ad
dt'tus ".I’111",”tnci c'aic (1f Sontinmcl
1112.". St
N W 1
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH. .
Don't matter if broken. I pay $1 to $10
per '.o'Cl. Scnd by parcel post and 111%
ccivc chct k by rctnrn mail. L. Muzcr.
2007 8. Fifth strect, Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KlNDsf
of cattle. Bcst priccs p:.1id Extra.
13111100 for (1:111 (11.1.11. Friedman, 35 Ely
notice. ’I‘r'l 11552012
WANTEu-~GII:T.S. “'13 ”AVE 01‘
011511111: fo1 .
Slct'v-I 1's,
Fellcrs, i
Nt'ckbztndt'rs, i
(‘.uffcrs. 1
‘Final lixamincrs,
floft Shirt 19011111111. '
1: you ate not (.\pct 1111101111 we will
martin-011111111 pay 1011 while Icai'n-V
Clttett, Peabody
181611.. Inc.
11131111111110:
FIRE BOILER
. LIFE WAR RISK ~
1 ACCIDENT
' BONDS
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
..I. M. Layton &Co. Inc.
’ Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk, Conn.
V
VI
FAST FREiGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK:
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 Eat!
fiiver, New York (foot of Catherine
81.; every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
6 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
S
The Royal Purple Degree will be.
1vnrkt>d on a number of candidates to-
night ata s.pccisl meeting of Kabaoso
Encampment No; 9. I. 0. 0. F. 'A num-
Lcr of out-of-iown guests will be pre-
scat, and tcfrtruhments will be servod
late: in the owning. A delightful time
an expected.
T TO LET-A COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS
‘s'rcet, also loft at
istoyc, 1110 1113015 or cut to 0Tdfl‘.‘
'. convinced: Plumbing,
, roofing.
'V it‘stlmales cheerfully given. Trial or
. tiers solicited.
.__a_.__. .
. '.',.-V' _m
VH‘HMS BURIED
75,.XTTOON lll.. Hay 29. multtooa
'lCIt'trleston today bumd many of
nan-1.1111113 11m
DOLLAR scum _
sue 3.11.1101 R.
___.4——-
(Continued from first. page.)
i
Vania. To Let. For Sale,
Business and Professional
t
. '111 \irtims of Saturday's
.. . . 7 _ Thmughout 11.1- day the streets and
MS, Miscellum Ads. [do not believe. 0011110118" .\1r. 10.1.1111 to 1111 cemetetics were dotted
VMpupV "that anything more unex- with iuncml it"tofesaionr'. All of the
bu1'1als wwc 111121011 being planned
to hold public 319111011111 11111 services
in each (0111111111111) toniorzroii
lusincss in the No communitlts'
todr y barn-1n to assume a normal as
1m In (' haricston where a large part
' 'ht' I " "‘15:; district in; directly in
the HOI'm'S pathway. merchants
opened stores in makeshift shelters.
11111.5. and CONT-ell wagons.
'.11y sht'ltcr is bcinz alluded many of
tho llOIliL‘lraS 111 111111: loaned by the
Stain 111 Illinois.
lictailt-d statistics giving [119 (‘0‘.1 of
11111 storm Wire prepared by th Ital
(1091-. 111 addition 111 listing ”11' 111311.
pv'iztt wring ‘.‘4 in Charleston 211111.34
in Mattoon. the 1111111ka 01 oiphans
and widows and 011.91' whom (-itcum
arrant Italict‘ is bring com-
‘pected to the outside world ever oc-
chn'ed than the enthusiastic self
sacrifice with which the great self-
governing British dominion have
thrown hcmselves into he great con-
11951 at the side of the mother-land.
lForcign speculators about the British
- empire, before war began, said 10
FOR SALE~HENDICRSON l‘Ol‘lt themselves that this 10058” construct-
V lmssvflgel' touring car. Wire wheels. ed sine resembling nothing that ever
l-‘nlt electric service. Inquire Royal exiscd in hisory before, ha I was held
James inn. Not'wulk. 11129 3t together by no coercive power, that
the memoir—country could not raise :1
,FOR SALE—WHITE COLLIE 901;. corporal‘s guard in Canada, Australia,
hIQ‘lil‘e ti) StFitwliDTI'; lllll. East NOT— New Zealandl or wherever you will;
walk. 1112.6 3t that she could not raise a shilling by
—-— — —-——- —- taxation, she had not power—except
FOR SALE~~0R EXCHANGE, 31) the power which a certain class of pol-
foot cabin launch with sail and l 011. iticlan; ncvcr remembers—the moral
on this pogo. Mm“ Word- or
Less, 251:. fine Timon, so. 1 week
Choc. Blockfoco orCIPI Double Price.
FOR SALE.
TO LET.
with .mprovcmenrs, in Rowayton. Call
a! (‘apt Aaron Stevens, Rowayton.
111213 31.
T0 LET~~STORE AT 44 WATER
40 Water strect,
South Norwalk. Inquire of Edward
Farrell, 24 Haviland street.
__..«_
. (-‘..—
TO LET-414 MEADOW S’i‘lililCT.
Sci-cu rooms; five rooms on first
ill't‘d
I’ADl'fUAii Ky. May 2'9.- -With ordn-
lowly molting out of 1111-1 chaos left
. . . . , . ._. , . -l1i'nd b1 the t 1 ' ..
tiour two rooms on third floor. Nt'wly 1’~ “10““1 (.1111 after 1' D» m. ”1 30” POW“ 9" 35190110”: sentiment. common d't" ai'wito'n 10‘13‘1‘31321 11105:“.2
V V ‘ 1 ._ _ 'V , ' v . .3 1.. .) . 171 . . "f
donorabztl and clcctt'ic lights in (may hast awnu', lam .\ot walk. aims and common ideal. Even those Kt‘illuclfl. 11.11.11: .1. hoary toll 01' 1110
mom Root 814 References requir- -—-~-— . ———— ......___V,._,' 11.. who pollen-d the new experi- and 111‘01'1'1'112 “WU”? i'tllrf “wit-1‘
sures arc bring taken today
out thc stricken district.
“tilt “ll't'H down anti roads 111in
from 1119 14111.11 will probabh be a
day or two before it will b. possiblc
to obtain :1 (01111111111- chock on tl111;'t~—
10113 of ”I“ lit. . test and pruputt
desttoycd.
Accordinu tn apparuntly rcliablc 1'01
1111-: 111-11111 list in 1111' four ('Ollli-.
tics affected by the storm probablyI
“Ill excccd .\'l'l't‘lliy.
GOVENOR HOLCOMB
PAYS WARM TRIBUTE
TO. K. OF C ORDERt
l \.\'l'l 111, Mar ‘29."——Goicinor “ar-
cus II, lloltotnb sent the followingV
message to be read at the K111. htsV
of Culumbtu banquet 11ch Sunday
night:
"My llt'ar Father Keefe:—
“Tiic numerous, powcrful and patri-
Votir' ‘ortlcr which you, rcproscnt as
stntc lccturcr commands my warmest
011- Apply at; office of The 016 Well 11.101.111.11.
Vl‘ig'tr Company.
FOR SALE—2 '1‘0ULOL'Sh‘ (1151331.; 11111111 of the British empire was going
. l Handcr. 1.11.0050. No room for them. It. succeed felt l was difficult that so
item-y Adler, Richard aux, So. .\'or-‘vast an empire, so loosely knit, should
ll>l Church. The Iiuwayton Drum be animated by one soul, or that the
indirect thrill of common necessity
should 1.20 from cud to cnd. No great
or miracle has evcr happened in 11111
history of ciriliation. than the way in
which the co‘oi'dinatt'd British dcmoc-
racics worked ogcthct' with a uniform
spirit of scll‘sacrifico in the cause in
.111111111'. which they believed not mercly the
safety of tho empire and the progress
of civilization and liberty itself, worn
at stake." '
Mr. Balfour charged that "autoc-
rat'y. enthrouod in the central owern,
“0"“ as possiblc. Apply'at 26 “:0”! precipitated thc war to gain dolininlon
1211-001. 11120 at of he world." Democracies near and
1 FOR SALE—«PALISADH 1.011011 3: so add“? .fljgned themselm in'
room at Yonkers. Good location for c attle to ”M“ autocracy.
, . Frontier Borden. 1n introducing Mr.
tltt1 right man to 111211110 money. Ad [Balfour paid .n tributc to ”It Unlt1 .
dress 1111110 Konrad. 31 Palisade 0118- 1 L151 thanks 101 the loyal support it- has
111111 Yonkers .\'. Y. 11123 3t states. These people or Canada; 101781011 and plum in the nation's cris-
' ' said the prcmlor, "Welcome the advent is. “111111 fidelity to,crct>d and race is
of 1111111 g1 out nolgltbm i nto the tightl fttttdttmt'ntal in 111111an charactcr and
for tho liberties of the world As the is among the finest instincts with
T0 LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS,
thicken run and fruit. Rent reasona-
ble... Inquire after 5 o’clock, evenings,
at 20 Howard avenue, East Norwalk,
Conn. m28 3t
SALE—23,1100 CABBAGE
Early Jersey Wakefield. The
t-arlicst sure heading cabbagc 111111
:rows. Extra fine hardy plant's 40c
11 ltundrcd; $3 a thousand. Tomato
plants. 731' 11 hundred. .\'o dclivcrv
Stcvt' Reynolds. Highland
near \l’itt'li Lane.
FCR
plants.
TO LET~7 ROOM COTTAGE 0N
North Main utreot, South Norwalk.
Rent $16.11‘or particulars inquire of
John '1‘. Hayes, 7 Main street, Non
walk m25 Gt
T0 LETr-STORE 207 WASlll\f‘-
ton street East New alk Apartments
209 Washington strcet. I-‘ast .\'orw.1lk
and 39 Chapel street, Not walk 10-
qulre 64 South Main street. Tel co.
FOR SALE—A TOURING lAR IN
.1 first class condition. A bargain 118V
tl1t1 owncr wishes to get rid of it as
BUSINESS NOTICE.
..v . .._. m... M..- ......_.
Automobile trucking 01‘ all kinds
11901: distance moving a specialty.
We go anywhere B. licrsltfiold. 122
Water street Office phone 294 House
1
FOR SALE PROPhI-l'l‘Y AT 217
I’eltx Hill Road, (onslstlng t'1f two
111103191932 1112211“ houses with frontage of ”5 (WV bo- Stroums from both countrlcs,'-‘m1sitmu. wlti'th mankind is cndow,cd the na-
‘ . . longing to the estate of tho laid Sam- (cries of the St. Lawrence; cast their tion, which includcs all and under
Angelo Salim-11111 5181111 hard Wood 1111 II. lorrls. For further informa- waters into the great ,1"... that flows, “how protomon equality and religi-V
sat-((1.1 1" ”km“ 0" Sp)” to fit 5"""7 forever to the 1:90.110 I am sure the 01111 frectlotn .tt'c gunrnntccd, must :11-' V
lS'SMMIhlPS. itlcnls and efforts of both ways rcccivo the first and untlivldctl‘
countries will in'n .'n the mighty support of all of its citizens in every]
3 NE\\1.V'echcmc of united ondavor in 1111'- grm hour of strcss It is cause for grat- ‘
‘ltttdc anti satisfaction that. in addi-
ttinn to its other high objects vourt
order Ic-‘dedl ates itself at this hour
lit) the iiaiion' 1: 11111111. 111 so doing you
llitu'c 1111111 tip to your 'own traditionsl'
land those of 1111. republic. V
‘\Iill you be so good as to convcyV‘
this most-rage to those assembled at:
tllP statc banmwt of tho Knights 111:
tion inquire of John ll. Knapp, 2“
~59!“ order early, prices may advance l‘lilx Hill Road.
by i-rt QfJune.l‘.ltonc.1025, No 'I‘uy: 1
lor uvcnue‘, South Not-.walk Fran. do-
llVme. 1112 1111
FOR SALEMOR TO LET,
1y renovated houscs with improve-1 common I'HFDOS of this war."
Vmcnts. Several Vburns on premises Spca'llor Rhodes asked 311'. Balfour,
rand 15 acres of cord farming land at '10 [like 10 England with him on his rc
1(20nu. turnpike. -.\lrs It Turlov, .lihiurlffllm message lltrt ‘c‘t‘anada Is in
p. ., . '. ,_ T1 . the war ”the end."
spacial hand made leaders and gutters. "on 1.11mi * 7d“ ‘
which give lasting scrvicc—Try and 1105 .-, 108:: Wilfrid 1‘3“"1l‘1' UVIVI ODDsoltiou
heating slate‘ FOR SALE—~T0 (1110813 AN EB-z L11 11'» dcclnrod that (1111111111 today!
Hoary A, IIegcleln, 56 W11- tatu, 1111- following oystcr grounds‘fmmlfi proudt-r of 11111 British allogi
MONEY SAVED
" 11y giving me your drder for my
. . iwith oysters thct'con: 2 1-2 acreflflimc" than 5““ WIS ””00 )‘l'urs ago."
V‘" 51‘9“ Tel. “3'31 Wilson Corr 5 holes Calf Pasture, 21 .. .._..__. ____.“~_ :(Tolumbua tat littnbutv on tho 2"111 1.1- 1
~'— "‘ . ' ~ COMMUNITY CLUB CONCERNED 'Flttnt and through 11mm to the 10000)
PAINTING __ PAPER- HANGING acres 'lavcrn I.:land,1i acres bcotts . ‘ . 1.x 1
dcrorullnr palnt‘ors supplics' wall Cote, llaricn also 1 power boat andV OVER LOITERERS AROUND "Olhcr lllt'I'llbl.lS or 1111 ot'dtr tl 1111111».
Npt‘r, upfl’o date styles, lowogt‘ p1'.lccs 1 lliitty- fivc foot slia111lc.'l‘cr1ns cash. ARMORY in tho stoic.
“Sinccrcly yours,
MARCUS Ii. “01.001113
"11.11: William A. Keefe,
"Stain Lecturer,
"Knights of ColttiitbttS. Plainiicltl,
Conn." 1 1
Tim following lollcr has boon 511111:
be 1111' I-Ixccutivo lioard of tho (‘om-j
‘.mtmity (‘1th to his honor, .\Iayor 111w;
'1111‘11111. :tt'tion bcin: takcn t'lticfly 1111-1
'caust' it was fclt that all possible at-
tcntion should be givcu to the very.
Inquire t". .\‘. Raymond. noway,tou 01
tt'lt1pl.onc Iicogh & Cantlcc, 535 12.
Tel. 1100.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Alexander V
l 1
i
1 FOR SALE—~11‘AYIIIIA’ HOUSE
iwlth one-half acre of land on West
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
,CHIROPRACTOR ‘V Norwttlk Road near ConnecIICUt Turn-V ‘ . .
m minute the Palmer School 01." pike. Must be sold at once to close (linintbmg conditions thorn and young PITAL NOTES
VClllromttctic, V Davenport, Iowa, 1111- “31"” Small amount. or “‘5“ “3‘1“” gins mm “mm" reminded that ”W J. .1. 20511. or 911 [1111' strm't 1111.1
,nounces the opening of his office at 0d, balance on mortgage. Inquirei"""“'-‘ “a" "“1 “ f“ PW“ “4’0"“ ”'05? "I” . N H -. h I '1- - .
should loiter The club (p.115 that “10,111.11191 ( Harris and Oscat “this,
100 Washington street ovcr- Peoples VKeoglt & Caution, Attys. United Bank
VTrust Company, South Norw,alk Conn. |l1uildtng T01 535 2'
081cc hours, 101211. m.,' 2-5 p ml—~~-—~» -
FOR SALE~7
'may-ot and policc should have all 110‘" both (if the .\‘mainukc liomc, wore ad-
tsiblt' support 111 anything 11131111." b". utiltcd yesterday.
dom' by 1111-111 and that (111191“ citizens "‘—'-'
ROOM
HOUSE
Tcmpor» ’
Burns atom.
Emily A. Kentu-
Emily A, wife of Zachariah Keas
tor and daughter of the late Benjamin
yesterday morning at her home in Mt.
Kisoo, N. Y. Funeral services will be
held at Mt. Kisco Thursday next, and
inter-moot will follow at Union c9111.
tcry, in this thy, Thursday afternoon
.11 four o '.clock Besides her husband.
the deceased is 5111‘“ cd by two broth-
c,rs Walter T. and Joseph 11. Taylor,
both of this city.
1
Funeral of w. F. Grant.
The funeral of William Francis
Grant was held Sunday afternoon at
3:30 oclock. Interment was in St.
Mary's ' cemetery. A mass of requiem
was offered by his aunt Mrs Henry
Spear of Bridgeport, which was $01
cmnizctl at St. Joseph'c church on
Monday morning at 7.30 o’clock by the
Rev Richard J (‘arroll He is sur-
vived 111' 1111111 5151.ch and fivc broth-
ers
William M. Hawley.
William .\I. Haulcy, privatc, Co. 1..
Eighth chlntcnt. C. \. I., died yester-
dav at Filclis Home. in Newton, at
the age of it; rears. Funeral arrangt.L
11191115 have not yct been completed,
TODAY 1N WALL STREET
\\ Al 1. STREET. 10' 30 a 1n. -—Addi
tional realizing for profits, more 8.31
Vgrcssivo short selling combincd to do
prcss quoted values vci'y materially at
the outset of today's more moderate.
trading in stocks. The first offering of
l nited States Steel comprised n 1110011
0115.000 shares at 1321-4 to 1313-1;
‘against yesterday's final price of
1321-4. Later Steel fell to 130 Hi.
Other stocks of the same class and
most of the equipment and munitions
werc low'cr by 1 to 2 points. 01110
Gas, industrial Alcohol, General Mot-
ors, Mexican prirolcum and some of
the metals suffered similar losses.
Rails alone were steady to firm. _-Ral
lies occurred before the end of the'
first half hour.
WALL STREET. Noon—Early 0t
fcrlngs 11th with suporting orders
which served to restore prices in large
measure. U 18.810191 recoveied w'ith-
in a small '.‘1action and some othcr
lcttdcr» rallied proportionatciy. Rails
and \latinas continued to burden and
1 low spot-tallies, including American
Car. Lillfit‘l‘tl (‘omnton and I’rcfcrrcd,
International Paper, Amrrican Wr-it
i
i
ling Paper Nd, and Barictt Company.
wclc 2 to 4 points over yestcrda" s
yidsing quotaions Utilities 1111 re v.1r-'
lablc, l‘coplts' Gas falling 2 points; to
tho new low record of (‘19,q whilc
Ilroolilvn ITunsit w..: str.on"'.°1'llin:
1' as 10311111111 111 11111 Fccond hour, the
mov cmont taking on \\'i(l'.l scopc
llonds wctc irregu‘uu.
WOMEN SELLING LOAN BONDS.
NEW YORK, May 29.—-W0men be-
' gun taking the placcs of bond sales-
men at Liberty Loan booths in sixty
ltlcpartmeut and large retail stores in
New York today; in order to release
the men for more activc work in solic-
iting subscriptions to the loan. Tho
women's loan committee also an-
nounced today the opening of a school
for the training of speakers to assist
in the campaign «bring carrlcd on
throughout the New York Ft-dcral Rc
Sundays and evenings by appointment.V CALL GAMES POSTPONED.
V 7 ’ should .1 1 take 111 o '1 1
T93 911110110 456 MW lork other 2 75 Osborn awnuc, l‘:il.‘il'x01‘.wak Must Ht . z . D SS! m action to BOSTON may 20.1Nalonal.——Brook~
. . prcvcnl tho sttuatton now misting
VBroadwayu Telephone 6143 Morning 11.1 sold. l’l‘li't‘ 2,..00. For particu-I V {mm )mduc. . v . . l hn-Boston postponed; wct grounds.
side ‘J.’ F Casncr. D C. Ph. C. as‘ilars 1 mg .111. wtont. rtsttts'VV- ..— ...—
'1 hr 1111 lot follow a:
'JUR" KEROSENE VALVE
ft). my make of two cycle motor is!
\lav 22' 1917.1 Loflrand Allen. of academy street.
ihas 1osignctl his posmon with the
iCctttral National Batik. of Wall street
Ask John T. Haves
To his Ilottot', the Mayor,
ltlte most complete and beat device 01V Real Estate—Insurance (City Hall, South Norwalk. V Company 13 0f the Auxiliary Policf’.
tits kind and will soon entn its cost 1 MAIN ST. NORWALK. \ onnocttcut. t 1 em, in 1211111?
1 in furl econom U" a f 1 boil suu will drill tonight on 11 9 Cr
Ertt‘trtim: and runftln" in othtr 0111:1 ~:-—-—- - I ::~ .M'tnv members of tho Community!““mw' Captain 51‘9““ S' Adams
‘ ‘ ' ‘ “' ‘ ' ‘ NOTICE “-111 1.. 11.1....
(‘11111 have noticed with gtent concern-
the increasing number of young girls i
and young women who loiter about tltc‘
vicinity of thc Norwalk armory. These
. members have brought this matter to
\Iichael Donnelly arrested last night
for drunkenness was sentenced to
I burctor necessary. Phone 844.
THE BARKER FA :Tcuzv If You Have Any Junk in Large
Quantities, Call
F0110 19. THROUGH
usscll Foul, formerly with the New, [—1- EFFRON
.\'ork American League club and more A OR the attention of the Executiie Board
- 1 own St East Norw 1k.
recently on 11111 pitching 511111 of ttte‘.° ‘ 3’ which at a meeting held yéster'dnv' 'af-
Dem... club of V1... “16.“... ,,,,,g,,,.211nd you will get the highest mark- ltornnon. May 21st, took formal action
said last night at Denv.er 001., he in- ;Qt prices for same. 110 request you to take whaiev or steps
tended to quit organized baseball at; We have no canvasSers. ‘ane. necessary fot the abatement of
lance because he could not “get intoV Automobiles a specialty Vihis verv grave condition The Exec
form." He will return to his former. lutivo Board does not know \v'hethet by
Vetnployment, that of a draftsman. Tel. 1906. T61. 1906. military regulation loiterers can he
1
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1
1
N.Y.tiurltltiivts_
Expert Analysis and
1ciation club.h.1d resigned.
SI‘I'H‘ bank district.
Tlicali‘ical managers and press rcp-
lrcscnttttivcs in New York and tho
Vprosidcnts of several proIOSsionkl
clubs and associations mct today to
pcrfcct an organization to assist in thc
1pnbliclty for the loan.
'MIKE DONLIN QUITS
AS MEMPHIS MANAGER
1
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l MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 2..9-—\n
.'.ouncement was madc 11cm yc.t1r-'
.day that because of illness in his fam-
thltty days in jail this morning byl 11y in New 10111. Mike Donlin. mana- 01101110 11121 Monday in Juli'. 1916:
Judge LOCRWOOd in the uptown court 1ger of the Memphis Southern Asso- make such further alterations in s
Cy Bcr-
car, for the last .two years pitcher for
the team, has been appointed to fi‘l
lthc vacancy temporarily.
l
LOCKWObDS TO PLAY IN
GEORGETOWN
11111541111.
“Hm-”NW. .'..
titlil ltiilltli ...
NOTICE ‘~
l. District of Norwdk, so. Prob”,
tornado and Elizabeth Taylor, died suddenly Court May ‘25, A. 1)., 1917.
Estate of Phil; D. Bocrum. late of
Norwalk ,in said district, deceased.
The court of probaic for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months trom.tho date hereof 101:;
the creditors of said estate to exhibit?
their claims for settlement. Those;
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said time.
will be (l9lidlltz‘d a recovery. All pet» , 1
sons indebwd to said estate are ~m»
quested to make immediate payment, 1
to
CAROLYN T. BOERUM.
Administratri: .-.‘
NOTICE .
DISIrlti of Nox'walk, ss. Probation“.
Court. May 211,11 11,1917. "
Estate 01' tl'Illen Donaldson, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
Ordtrcd, that the executor exhibit
is ..dministralion account to this . ’
court for adjustment, at the probate
office in Norwalk, on the 5111 day of!
June,1917, at 2 o‘clock. afternoon;
and that .111 persons interested in said
estotc may be notified thereof, the
executor will cause this order to be . .
published in a newspaper having a cifi- ‘
culation in said district, at least five: "
days before said 51b of June, 1917.
llENRY. W. GREGORY M
Judge
73.1
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WILL ELECT A CAPTAIN
Fitst Norwalk Company. .
Fourth Military District, C. H. G. . 1;,
Norwolk, May 28,- 1917.- . V.
Orders No.2.. ""1195!
The. members of this command am. "1‘..
hereby notified to appear at the 3P. .3...-
ntory on Friday evening, June 1. 1917,. . t
for the purpose of nominating by bah-V. ‘
let a captain and such Other commil;
stoned officers for which vacanctofiy
might occur.
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NOTICE '
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Notice Regular Meeting of the Bong ”to:
Estimate and Taxation.
Notice is hereby given that a 1081!:
tar meeting of the Board of Estimatter
and Taxation of the city of 1111;191:1111:
will bc held in the council room, in thh
City Hall, in the Second Taxing Diére
trict,i11 said city on June “11,1911“;
(the santc being 11111 that 'Monday ill L:
June) at 0‘ o clock in the evening, for ‘f‘f'
the following purposes, to wit. »
i. To rc0lic ftont the treasurer of .
said city, 1111 estimate. of the amount:-
of moncv required by each department
of tho city govcrnment, an'll of the
scvcral taving districts, of said cilia,"
for the ensuing year, beginning on the
first day of September, 1917, and tenth-1‘
in: August 3131. 11118; with the rec" '.
omendations of said city trca‘ourer (it
.lppl‘opllallons for all the expenses of
said city, and of the several taxing;
districts. for said fiscal year:' 01111::
with his Iccommcndntions of the tar
on the polls and ramble estate with!!!
the limits of said city. and of the serfs
oral taxing districts therein, as h)
deems necessary. to meet such exalt;
pauses, after deducting the amount of
tho available revenues for said flood-1».
1".cat
'2. At said meeting. or any adjourno
moat thereof not later than thé
fourth Monday of June,1917, to heap,- .
all parties who may desire to my
hoard. relative to any alteration; iIL
said estimates.
3. To make any alterations in suit].
estimates, appropriations and tat
mics, and make such additional up»
ptopriations as it deems proper. 11‘
4 To prepare a statement of appgg.
priatlons and tax rates which It pm
poses to make and levy,
and came tho.
same to be published according Tm
law.
5f
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.At .1 meeting thereof, to be hell
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estimates. app opriaiions and -
rates. as it shall deem proper. .
6.1‘0 approp: into from the treaty
of sci '11 city, 1113 amounts of monk!
found by it to be tequircd by each 1191
partmcnt of the city 1101 erumeni. 83351
of the several taxing districts of 83 V
Ford is credited with the invention of [kept ft 011.1 the vicinity of armories
the "emery ball" lbut it does know that in large cities
LOST.
Market Forecast of
T110 L06k1‘00d A- ~.(.‘ “ 111 30111119) 10 city for said fiscal year, after deduct:-
Georgetown 139601811011 Day, where mg the amount of the ayailable new
1m such condition is allowcd. If there
. LOST — BETWEEN NORWALK is no military regulation to deal with
N_INETEEN 0F CUBS 'and South Norwnlk, $10. Pleasi‘é‘re- such a situation, we beg that you will
REGISTER FOR WAR tux-11,10 76 South- Main street and re- take steps to bring the matter to our.
PITTSBURGH, May 29 .—Nincbeen ccivc tewatd. police department which undoubtedly b
of the twenty-two members of the‘ — has authority to regulate it
VChicago National League baseball'V LOST—WHITE FRENCH POODLE.’ Recognizing your public spirit and
club registered here yesterday under: licensed but without collar, Notify‘wour constant efforts in behalf of the
lthe- conscription act. While the club. Mrs Weed, 282 East avenue. East welfare of the whole community we
will be in Chicago registration day,§N01walk. leave this matter Willi confidence in
June 5, all of the nineteen are non res- ___w your hands. assuring yo“ 0f our hear-
idents of that city. ' The three not LOST:PASS BOO}; No. 336 ON ty support in any measures which may
registering on account‘of being under The Peoples’ Trust Company 79 Wash be taken. 1
orovcr the required ages were James ington street, South Norwalk, ‘Conn. By order of the Executive BOM¢
Archer, Al Demuree 11nd Rollie Zolder. tFinder will please return to the bank ' pEAR'J, HARRIMAN,
-of issue.m2813t Mrs.1"B. D.'
1111111 11011.
Submariner-1110111...
Sequoyalt Oil
in the current issue of
csoncs'cmumatcs'ss
r‘ indusitizlzand MltiingAge
- Published once a Weak oinoov
’JlnuoryJGOOc- Rio-1:1 brinvouoro
Vevorywhero. Circulot on 16,000»
. Subscription $5 per year.
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Washington Camp, No.11. Patriot-i
to Order of the Sons of America, are,’
retina-sized to meet at the lodge room,‘
this evening. to make arrangements
'to take part in the Memorial Day par-
ade, tomorrow morning.
.- .. ‘ ' ' ' ., ;. Samulotcopy ten! free for par-
H DPXEBL|C AUCTION A number or membexfs 0f }Ialm‘oany 'PWCI 0 Introduction if you
ouse o goods, ice bOX. rugS. elm. Lodge, No. 117, F. and A. M... or Nuv mm immedV-mly
4 CPI-133 street Norwalk, Thurs-Canaan, will atténd‘tomorrow night’s
ay,Mny 31, 2 p m. Winn. Guthrie. meeting of St. Johan Lodge. No. 6. 27 William St. .New York
auctionrcr. . F. and A, M. A big time is expectodr .1 ’
they will clash bats with the' Hay-
seeds.” Either Wagner or Connery
will twirl for the Georgetown; and
. Shriver will catch.
A challenge has been received by
the Georgetowns from “Jupiter" Com-
stock, manager of the Irving A. C.
The latter wishes to arrange a game
with the “Buokwoodsmen”
, STEEL STEAMER LAUNCHED.
VNEW YORK, May 29.-0ne of tbé
tilt-st steel steamers to be built by an
Amer can shipyard since America's en.
'07 Into the war, lathe 9, 000- ton twin
increw. steel freighter Scandinavic
7::which is to leave the ways at a ship-
yard near hare late today.
Contracts for sixteen ships have
been let at the some yards and It is
hoped to complete all of them within a urdny 11119111011, in the assembly 1‘ .
year.
11116.
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tatable estate within tltolimits ofsfld
city upon the assessment lists of city,
last complttted, to cover the smgun
of money so appropriated; and. to .m'
the timc 01' times when said taxis
become due and payable 3
8 To transact any other businea'
‘that may be properly considered .,
said meeting. and the adieurnme
thereof. ' ..
Dated at this city of 3101172.le 'MBI‘.
29th,1917.
CARL AXEL llA-RISTROB
Mayor of the city of ‘N‘orwulk
o lay a tax upon the pulls a“:
Members of the Phllatheo. Ginsu: .
the .V'Nortvnlk M. E Church willzon
tain a number of friends at 15331,...
of the uptown parish
Norwalk Chronicler