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Tuesday evening, Jam 7.,
. the utmost importance will he eoiisitn
. Stillson-Powell Corporation in
”an“:
on...“ We.
”.m. he
ELEM
t Manitoulin“.
gl—
Just Received
A New line cl i
wood good enough lot every
two man ----- live pot-um,
live colon. live inbria, nil
nude in U. I. A. by Amer.
the leather characteristics.
l ican workers of may
Bathing caps; nationalities.
l American dyes dye hard
SOC’ 40C’ 50C i and fast. Madras shirts
D ONE—IZL'Y’ S ; $1.00 to $2.50. Silk shirts $4
, ' to $6.50.
16 50- Main St- l Belts—good leather, and
SOUTH NORWALK i good new material that has
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Now ; Rogers 8: Stevens
Is the Time to Consider , .
And Repapering Your Hume E30. Norwalk Norw alk
t t i .
. ,iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii
; SAME vain. a
itiiiiii Silltilll.
City Ne ws , NEW l.()Nll'(l-;\T.v.liil1eiir At the (it
tie-e ol' the iii: ll louse tepnt‘liiil'tii illl‘
108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
‘Ihis dislriet loealed izoi'erii-
intent \\ hart iii ilie rear oi‘ the l‘ll‘lti'll
on the
. . , , liioiise _\’t'.\li'l‘tlil) llltll‘lllll“. it was stat
’llie llt‘lplllL', Hand Silt'il‘ii' will hold l h
it social airtiie Mrs. t'hl,
ed that ilie t‘tlllsi‘nstls of opinion is
ili:it (‘apt t‘ai'l Anderson. of the light»
‘llllillSt' tender John Rogers. eoiiiiiiitteii
Saturday afternoon when llt‘.‘
it was found
lltlllli' oi
F‘Hfi‘" ' l . . ..
Trailie ()ll Ihe iii.itii roads nits iititisw‘m” “l“ ‘ _ ‘
llally heavy )l'hil‘l'tl'l)', lllll only at low lender ill'l'lH'tl‘ in poll . .
ficcidomq “Nun,“ film: the enplain was missing and :ii-
li‘l' a thorough searth “as made. the
.‘ijth (‘onipaity p .\. (.' will drm-headquarters oi the depiii‘iiiieiit «ll
tomorrow “Wm”, ,H the ””er .11“, ‘ 'l‘uinpiiinsiiile \iiis notiiied to iliai el-
. s . . , . .
Captain Mossiiian “mm...” 0“,“. feet. The steamer was ordered out to
member to be present. its business of -“"' ll ‘l‘l‘ ""l’lillll'r‘ llUd)’ could he
found. The hoot returned til it o'eloi‘li
‘ni'lllltilll :i li'it('ill oi‘ the missing man.
ered. _
to suicide that
‘“ li‘ death “as due
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mun“. Whip .. taken from the ”My,“ t‘apiain Anderson was ilie third eap~
nal pmdueiioii at tho [{ngun‘ vinygnwpitain of the .loliii Rogers to end his
vyednpsdfly and Thursday. fl,.(.,),m,an._liie, t‘aptdiii Matthews and billll‘
ied by ilte nreliesirn afternoon and l mere. l‘oriiier ninsiers ot illle llls'llt
evening. Prices 15c to all. :lltlll‘u‘ tender, both eonmiited sui‘
———— tide. t‘upiain Matthews jumped from
The decorating committee of the the government whnri‘ on llllllk street.
Knights of Columbus journeyed to Strum] t‘iipiziin Summers jumped from
“31‘3".“ eeiuetei‘y yesterday and decor-Ii the steamer when it was the
aled ilie graves of dead comrades. ‘Stltllltl.
l it is not iieliei'ed that the body
he H‘t‘til‘erl‘tl.
The Volunteer '(‘irele of King's‘lhiplain Anderson'ulll
in ilie sound are ex-
lllt'illlt'
‘iatiuliters iin‘eis at the home (it Mrs-"the eiii'ren's
('tllr
in
(l
Thomas lltixler, lls‘ltil‘n :ii'eiiiie, 'l‘iies- tremely shift and strong and
day evening. June .3111. :it h t)’(‘l()l'k.y‘l.~‘ running toward the tit‘t‘tlll.
All members “TC urced l0 llt‘ pre- lain Anderson has it brother and sis»
sent. fit-r tiring in .\'«-w rmk eit)’.
Alt’Xflllthl‘ \\'liil2"_ (if til lu‘xiligitillvBELlEVES BABV WILL BE RE.
avenue, made a complaint about how, TURNED
playing ball on Monroe street. While?
driving his auto on this 'street. Sziliii'V
day, a thrown ball broke his wind-
shield. He refused to iiroseeuie.
Sl‘ltiNtlli‘ilClJl, Mo, June 4.'—l“(tlll‘
dziys' nhsenee ironi his lioiiie.irom
l\\lllt‘l| lie so iiii‘stt-rionsly disappeared
‘lzist \\'ednesiln) night, has not shaken
- '1' e i th-r that lloytl
John Fox was arrested yestenlay,”“ “H“ “l ”l no ‘ ‘
. - ~ .- i :‘(H .I. ll. Keel,
morning in Riverside :ivmiiie hy out “”‘1 I l llmmll‘ ”‘1 ‘ 1 0f ‘
.~ of this city. “'1” be returned safely.
cer Murphy, and \\.l. t'oiznd :llllly o. I‘ l . il
. . » ‘- - , ~ -\ i . o r o ier
drunkenness this moronic. in the 119', M) "”3 “m «rt ‘ m “
town court. Judge (‘andee imposed a.""”‘l'" 5““! ““- K‘V‘l- "”9 “'01” “‘1“
$5 line and costs Mm.“ nmmmp,‘ in in; for lliiddy and lludd)‘ does not an-
“an to $17. and lll‘\'l'.‘\\’ or the ftlt'l ili:tl ,er'. Yi‘e‘ I believe my ll'dll)‘ will ho
Fox could not settle up llt‘ wax: sent iod‘t‘ml‘nl‘ll ‘0 ll-‘l- b1” llle sllSlH‘llfil‘ IS
jail for thirty days. 1”“ “ll"
-_.._, . l l’oliee today were. working on on-
-—Are you going to wait until thoi'luiher ('lllt‘ furnished by llrsl’. lit. .l’al-
shoot your sister? See "\\'om:mli00“.inn-r, who lives directly ohhsite the
the Glory 0t the Nation." Palace Keel residence. Mrs. Palmer slated
Theatre, Monday. June it and ltealfi’fltliai on the night that the baby disapv
tration Day. June 5. jpeared she saw three man lurking: in
' ~ (the shadows surrounding the Keel
ihoine. shortly after the departure of
.
HELLEBORE
ARSENATE LEAD
PARIS GREEN
BORDEAUX MIXTURE
lllle parents for the dance at a Country
‘ Chili.
"‘ l'hlllill
No further lnstructions from the per-
|sons supposed to have taken the child
were made public by Mr. xKeei today.
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-—A good advertisement pays best
the best paper.
E
T LIBERTY BONDS.
We will be pleased to take your subscription to the United
States Government Liberty 3 1-2 per cent. Bonds.
If you cannot conveniently pay for a $50 or $100 bond be-
fore June 15th we will buy the bond and you may pay for it in
monthly payments. , ' .
South Norwalkfiavings Bank
sun onrosrr sons :4 A m :
'Aldeu Solmauo, pm John H. Knnpp, Vice-Pres.
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I'M room '3‘.
2'" «ohm 3 Wm ! we“
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.9" ’1; * lid on: l‘ :1 2 .
git. .3 15.5“.9 ‘ 2752’ is...
“i » .‘ if i ung‘ o t‘l . =. . .
Ell" . with a. i ’ “hi i .wsr iv a and
:‘l ‘ ll. *4 ll .1234” s in ... [vivhg‘ij‘
,2.“ 2.1' . r: ‘ér?>' ii~ s;.‘-; wt in
rvlutli'i’i“u~ El"; ‘ ‘4'“ ‘ “lei cl.
'imtialrl llni’ i' irii. " Emperor"
.Xl-‘liniJN lta‘ lama-it‘ll 1‘" «'i‘ ii‘ liia‘m.
Nit dirt? lil"t"l|5,{‘ ll ".‘ rum-«ml;
l its .iiist'm-lii-ii “llll War .‘rlillZ‘ll‘T‘
lix: relish; and tlm ii hole l'l‘nH isiun»;
l‘ll goii'i‘dim-iii, pdi‘ttenlai‘ly liii'f
lalmliiioii oi" the iii-ill. peiialhl
'uiiiel: the} ehai'aeterize.l as pre»
llllllill‘l', i
(In \lslilllf." the lillill) eti' «primer,
the l"ll'l'!‘f~|t‘iliil"lil t'mtti-l that a'
l\‘.‘l\i fire had been handle,’ for,
wine llillt‘. havingr llt“'il partially;
extinguished. .\ large quantity of
sulphur has alii'e. There was e‘.'i»‘
tlt‘lll't‘ of a violent explosion. Win-i
dons at it l"llt\ltli‘i'illllt‘ disiiiiieel
were lil‘iilii‘li. it appears that at El
tilt-lush This liilll'lillll' llll‘ lt'l‘-lll't‘llli~‘
er l'i‘aiiieiiliaiiiii, instead ol‘ the;
lti'oiirdnill warships. arrived oil'~
(titliiyei’i‘. lt \l'Iln flying the redl
i'leu. (hi ii \l‘ere sailors tilltl work»;
men who were singing the hi iiiii oi"
lihe pain-nth inn-emit” 'i'iwf
lieehi'eziher steziiiii-d tip and dowiil
llllt‘ \\li;ti'l'. lllllL till liii‘il‘tl :i itill'lfi‘ -
'oi‘ l’eli'ourinl \‘.'tii'l{lilz"l .iiid deport-T
etl.
l’.\lilh‘. vllillt‘ i. ll” a. in.
lh'aiitos lliiiiioiit. the pi ilieei‘ lira
lziliaii aviator. has invented a ponu
ierl'iil i) pe oi' seaplane for lighting"
siiliiiiarines, aeeordiiig to a 'l‘iiriii
(lislltlit'll to the l‘etit -liilll‘lliil. 'l'he
dispaieli that the new
iiinehiiie \(ill lie :iiiiiiiii'netiii'ed lll‘
the l'iiiied States and supplied to
.ill the Allies.
Sl'tlt‘lilllll._'\l. \ia Lindon.
-llll|l' l. 7:03 a. in. The deli-gates
ol‘tlie Herman iiiajui'il) Sol-ialisis
lit ille Stieltlllxi (‘Ulll'l‘l'l‘lll‘t‘ lll‘l'i‘;
hare zil'i'ii'ed. llt'l'tll'il l-.\ l’lillip'
Helieideiiiiiiiii. The other iiieiiiht-rs
ol' the delegation are llt‘i'l'i‘ll Nas-
\‘i'llllill'll. l‘llii-rt, ;\ioikeiiliiihr.
l'llM‘llt‘l'. lmL'ieii. liiitier and ll:ll‘~
iiiaiiii .‘loller. 'l'. Stunning. l).‘llll\'lll
Socialist Minister Without l‘ortl‘
folio. ili'l‘lllillltlltlt‘il the delegates
from ('opeiihngen. 'l‘he lieriiiims
eome hoping for the lit-st. lilll \\ ith
no great opliiiiisni, to judge from,
the \\‘til'tli~‘ of lien" Molkeiiliiihr.’
\‘t‘it‘l‘iill member of the party 's ex
t‘t‘llil\‘t‘ t‘tllllllllill‘t‘. iii an inter
view with a t'ill'l'l“]llllltlt"ll of 'l‘hi
Associated l’i'i‘ss. llei'i' .‘llllkt‘ll .
lllllll'l~:tlil2
“I fear tlinl lli“tt‘t‘ will lllli l‘e-;
siili from the Ntoeliholiii eoiil‘er.’
eiiee. hat the whole \ioi‘ld Within:
peat-e and \\t' mine to see whether
there is any t'lllllli'i‘ oi' :seelll‘iii}: i'i
here. Even if we do ll it dimmed:
he shall perhaps at least have kept1
the Iii-.lee liiiit‘i'riieiii alive." l
The German leader was told ilillil
the lllili'll and N-aiiditiaiinii dele ‘
gates did not eniisitler lliill.lllt‘ i‘e-f
lialiilitntioii oi" lie'iuitiiii eame llil-Y
tli'!‘ the term iiidetnziit). and \\‘:l~:
asked \\l|tli has his lilillllll‘l on,
this tiiiisiioii. He replied iliafl
was probably t'lli- of‘ the things to;E
he adjusted at the general peat-oi
t'iiitl'ei'ellee. llel‘z' .‘liillteliliiilii‘ tli‘-!
iiied that the lleriiiaiis had any;i
part lll bringing: about the Htoelt-i
lltillll ('llllllt'l't'lll’t‘. :illtl litlilt‘tl : " lilli'
it the Aiiieriean. English and;
l“l'l’llt'll will not believe the asser-
tions of the Dillt'll ineiiiliers. they
it"ll not believe its either."
lithllth. June «1. ll 25:3 ii. iii.---
An air raid on lirnges is reported
in an oilieial statement issued by
the War (”live this morning. The
statement follows: '
“’l‘he ('l)llilillltliil‘t‘ at l)lllll\'ll‘l\' re-
ports that a lioiiihiiig: attack was,
carried out on the liriiges (lot-ks;
and eaiials last night with goodf
results."
NEW YORK. Julie 4.—'l‘lie
British freight steamship KHl‘lllllu.‘
2.995 toiis' gross. was toi'pedoeil
and stink by a (lerniairsubmarine
April 27 near the Spanish coast,
according to Chris Thornton. an'
American seamaii, a survivor ot’iI
the ship, who has arrived
Thornton said the ship was attack-J
ed without warning while on tliel
way from Malta to a British port.
The second engineer and ii sailor
lost. their lives, he' declared. l
The Karnma, built ' in Sunder-
siiys
ty, carrying supplies.»
The Russian bark Imberhorne,
1,858 tons’ gross, from Mobile,
Ala., March 28, for Greenocli,
Scotland, was sunk by a German
submarine on May 1 off the west
coast of Ireland, according -to
American members of the crew
who have arrived here. The crew
escaped. .
6‘93“}; WNW Mt.
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here. -'i""
land in 15m),- was owned bV the’John, of Broad River, collided with u
Unison Steam Shipping Company, . car driven by Arthur Johnson, of Dar-‘ Cuts bruises and a shakin .
, 2 . . . 8 up were by the Supreme Court. The decision
of London. When sunk-she was In ten, 0“ Clay street, yesterday. St.l
the service of the British Admiral-I John was driving south on Franklin
street and Johnson was proceeding . . ,
. . - 11d.
lup Clay street when the accident 00-l A Mercer racer, owned by Bridge the saleon the grounds Of 11"
BEST OF IT?
The ma Who bought at mi... mdeufl'fllm
to; ’IMoitbemnwbosoldit?
it Was resold eight we. is ago lo: “75”
. Who Got the Best 0‘ It?
The man who bought at auction. lots on 5th Avenue, between 56th and 57th I
Strflts, for $675 each or the man who sold them? q
They are now worth $300,000 9361'-
r Who Got the Best of It?
Q, . The man who bought at auction, lots on westchester Avenue at $115 to $305 '
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each or the man who sold them?
They are now worth $12,000 030]]. 7
COMEAND our run BEST or rr.’
'HDA k (Sale will continue till all Lots are Sold.)
. ASK THE PEQPLE living in the neighborhood——
‘ They will tell you that lots W0rll'i $1,000 to $1,500 each
- r are selling at $200 to $600 each
THEY ARE BUYING all they can iliemselves~that is the best prool.
August F. Sehwlartzler, the most progressive builder in the Bronx, is buying.
This should mean the _quick building—up of the neighborhood.
Alm09t enough vegetables at present prices can be raised this season to
equal the cash which you have to pay down on a lot.
The Trees on some of the lots, it cut down and sold for firewood, would bring
enough to pay the cash under the terms on which the lots are being sold.
IF YOU ARE THRIFTY
and are paying till 5 to $25 a month rent—buy a lot—~put a temporary bungalow on
it and save enough to pay for the Bungalow and lot in comparatively
a few years.
And the Lot should go up in value in the meantime
These Lots Are Not Being Sold—~-
5 - TheyAre Practically Being GivenAway -
at the Auction sale of the Lorillard Spencer Estate
Easiest Terms~~25% cash—~75% on mortgage for 5 years
Liberty Bonds and Savings Bank Books Taken in Payment of Lots
Unprotected Auction Sale of "1,445 Lots
on and adjacent to 1305th Post Road, White Plains Road, Pelham Parkway and adjacent Avenues and Streets. I
Lorillard Spencer Estate
for the Heirs and New York Public Library »
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' To-IJKY, Monday, June 4th, at 10:30 a. m., on Property .,
‘ (Rain or Shine, Under a Mammoth Tent
a." ..
. - _ _ Titles Insured Free - .-.
“Wit-m by N. Y. Title a. Mortgage Co.
"wimp!!-
' "7“" Subway runs to property—Scent fare. ' ,7
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Take the Bronx Park Subway—to x77th Street Station. transfer td .
the White Plains Extension, get oil" at Ailerton Avenue, walki‘
east to Boston Road and the Property. * _
Send for Booklet
J. Clarence Dawes,’ 149th Street and 3:! Avenue
Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau Street ., '
_ . Agents and Auctioneers
\
can remain on mortgage
at 5CH or
75% /o l, 2, 3 or 5 years.
60% at 3%%
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'W‘"*- --._.-.-....~.._.___- W“ “'1..er
Cohen who was driving the machine,; MONTANA MINES SALES UPHELD had to be punctuated by the usual'
and Morris Rosen, Meyer Conko, Mrs.‘l WASHINGTON, June 4.~Montnnn st'udents’ outbursts. Dean Lee touch-
Friedliind, and ‘ two children were decrees upholding the legality of the ed on ancient and modern law and.
thrown out. Mr. Rosen. Mrs. Fried-l sale of the Permit Silver and Coppertlgée 8::‘P°d§.§§wlaxy§rs sing judlgesi.
llund. and the two children were re-i'C'onipany‘ to the Anaconda Copper yer at such and: such saneagi: 3,?
,moved to the Ii'orivdlk Hospital. but. Mining Company by Henry Emogers question he would answer so and so”
were found to be only slightly injured. and associates, were sustained today
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AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
Edward R. St. John an? Arthur John-
son.Figure in Collision.
An auto driven by Edward R. St.
or something to that effect. M
coming down to the present day. if
I were to ask the some question of'on
Osgocde hall student”— Instantly.-
the noise began. The students yelled‘ ‘
and cheered and applauded and
stamped on the floor and pounded
wasdn the suit brought by stockhold-
tsulrered by all of the automobilists,l
lers of the former company to prevent
but no one was seriously hurt.
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curred. Both autos were dama ed port parties. skidded around the cor-
considerably, but the matter was im- ner at the Standard Oil Works, Wilson
icably settled. : . . fiolnt road. Saturday alternOOn and‘.
A Ford automobile owned and driv “Plum“- “"0me “10 0‘30“”an
on by Harry Cohen, ot 695’Beachwood out or the car. I” fortunate chance.
avenue. Bridgeport, overturned“ the no 0'19 "3 injured, bl“ “‘9 ”“9 W“
foot of Weapon venue hm yesterday rather ‘budly damaged. It was taken,
[morning «fit one o'clock, and; Mr. to Van! since for revel". l
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their desks. It was some noise. but:
. at. last it subsided. Dean Lee, un-
THE CHEER'NG WASH”. ‘rulfled, wont on to say: "it I won
newswao.‘ to up an Osgoodc hall student ho
Professor R. w.'I.'ee or mm unl- ““1““ “5""! '1 “’1" ““°"-"‘ 3"” ‘
verslty law school woo woo nddrean- lam. , -
ing the Ontario Bu: escalation and A ‘ - - JP. 3
the Osgoode hall etudeuto m you, Try 2 Sentinel Wont Adv. .. U]
em. or course Donn Doc‘- nausea.
Norwalk Chronicler