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‘ WANTEDv-MEXTRA SALL‘rSLAUlES T0 LET—43 ROOMS ALI. IMPROVE-
!“ it: ALL DEPARTMENTS. STEAIW merits. New house. near railroad stat-i
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FOR SALE—FIVE PASSEXGK‘IR,i
. . . / livid Pullman touring car. A new car
V’Ulli; THROUGHOUT Till; St Mo lion, Apply Alexander White. tit t3 run it~.~s than {too miles. Reasonable
3.11;“ MONTHS.APPLY AT 0505.. t‘.‘ Ely venue. Tel. 400. it 31 price. inquire as Bun’icw awnue or
it )thT'Z -C0. 1'7 3t m , . ..- '
Q. . 'iu Lclwi “(1‘).“ i. It‘ll .. ,‘ ”mm ”id. . 16 3t.
. - . - 2nd floor rear ' Swartz & C l‘b‘t; _' ~ ‘-
WANTED—(11M. FOR (.mniut.‘ . , ° 9' . ~ ‘
housework. References. (all at 7lhloclr. Rent 810. Also loti stcattv‘ F9“ SALE—POM. HARTiORIii
. healed. light on all sides. Otis Elec- touring C“ m Al shape. “”1 Sell a“
1. in. evenings. Mrs. Edward \Vllklli‘: . _
.«t-n. mi Flax Hill Road. 1'? 3t ’,“° “1“”‘0‘ 1‘9""10“ 5.000 sq. ft.
__ _,_. iloor room. For further
‘racritic'e. Tel.‘ 2312-3,
‘ \‘i'a‘shington street.
or call at 136’
of
particulars
- - . < : app! - out Well (‘ioar (‘0. F ‘; JOE rut runK _
_ ‘WANTEDfiSMAH' “1 513‘s”? ’ ___° FOR SALEW‘J noon noose: AXD- Tomorrow night he will give a 5:...
3‘ "5"" 0‘ a“”””"“" MU" ‘i “1 go i lot. I. act-cs land at 2:; Taylor avettt1e.icred concert for the benefit of the 10-
iiiiltl‘u\\‘llll‘m-‘- To LET—STORE 207 WASHING-
j? 3. ton stréet East Norwalk. Apartments
_. 209 Washington street, East Norwalk
and 3? Chapel street, Norwulk. In- __
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
section and have all
» - ‘ - :Alrn 5 rooms [0 let.
Address “Q-"-cum ol belitinel.
Joni-s. 5 Trinity Place.
WANTED—YOUNG MEX CHANCE
1; learn the florist business. All ye:ir
r-tutid work, $2 per day to Sitll‘i. Ape wT0A“LET—mIt‘VUAilVNMI—Sll‘ldi)‘I ”i605”
yiiy ltll‘y dai inclding Suntlztt‘ ilowny- with u“ cnnveiiit'nces in priVate home.
ton Green Houses, RUthyiOIi. Conn. , “m,
17 3‘ 1423-3‘
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 217;
longing to the estate of the. late Sain-
location. center. Telephone.
10 3t
" — , .. .* 'Fltix nut Road.
WANTED'A 130‘ “‘0,” “J. TO LET—-Stxttmc HOUSE, t: FOR SALE—0R To pm; 2 NEW.
?cuts of ageol‘ 0W? 10 “wk “1 lunch} rooms and both. itnporvcmcnts No. lz-ly rpm“ ated houses with improve-t
car. Must be reliable. Call 2:: Franklin Sound View Twin”?- New South ments. Several barns on metals”:
mrecl, South NMWMR' ' if) 3" Norwalk ll. ‘l. station. lnqttit-e No. {Aland 15 acres of good farming land at
“Rt-w" n 'z' c:..-.. l‘ . ~ , , .
WANTED—MAN 1:011 PORTER.“ ‘ "3.11m m“ m monk i323 Liil'i'koietmiiaf.‘ Two" 1b
and cleaning. litiy “til‘h. ”Uil‘l t‘iitli LOST. i”. ‘ ' ‘ ' .
2:9; -. ‘_ __ __ "’3‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ . ‘ FOR SALE—FAMILY nousnj
. , .. . P:— .. LOST ” m"T\H““-‘\ PM‘AQE With one-hull acre of land on We'st'
‘ WANIEQT‘“ OR‘K A5 ltiRSl Till“tll‘t‘ :iiiti lilll‘l’ili art-"nuc. Iiill case Norwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn-t
(1‘55 lauudless. Will {~70 0‘" 111' all." . containing! lotiii ticket and registration! pike. Must be. sold at once to close!
or take work home. (‘nll at 74' Ely jcztt'd, Finder please leave tit Sentinel estate. Small amount of cash requir-l
1-. . t ..
1" “0‘1"“ ed, baldhce on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Candee, Attys. VUnlted Bank
building. Tel. 53592.
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WANTED-Author BY DAY WASll-
ting ironing or cleaning of any kind.:
7". §ls“ffl,,ii‘rttuv..“Ellis;nick. , its in;
. w—T—M—v—-,J——--—---~ -—'—,:: sitar any nutke‘ot two cycle motor, is
WANTEDY'WMAN T0 lilti\'.l~2. ()Nliiibc most complete itnd best device of
First» truck. bliendy jtiii .tlic' ycttnitits kind and will soon eurn its cost
’JttllIitl.v‘1\‘l~ilgn(’r>& Flynn. j‘l Rté’in fuel Economy. Used for both
QUR KEROSENE VALVE
To' LET—:5 our ROOMS ‘o'x’s'icv-
incur street. oft V‘VWt avenue, improve-
ments, min $16 and MR. Also 5 room?
on Franklin :iventtc $15. .For partic-
tilars
- rimartiug and running. No other can
WANTED «Gilli. FOR (Ilibllgiliétl. bttretor necessary. Phone 814. .
it'llrfltlwulk. Apply .31 West avettuR: a—-—-— ASk 101‘“ T. Haves
btlt’tit thl'\\1lik. j: zit THE BARKER FAgTQRv Real. Estate—Insurance
‘. __ _._.~,. ~ __ ...._.,.__.#_ 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
WANTED~~2 on 3 l'Nl‘ltichSIlr‘il) . ' ‘ m “Ham“,flw‘,”
rooms on South Milill slIV’i‘l or \\'e.~'l t
xtmniie. for mother and daughter. Ad” INSURANCE BUSINESS NOTICE'
tlt't‘>> “R." cure of Sentinel. j” illi ' - i . ‘
MW ‘ ~ t FIRE BOILER .
up] SALVATORE CHARIOTT
WANTEDv—A SMALL APART-i LIFE WAR RISK
merit house 01:11 one tnmliv lioufle lor'» " ACCIDENT I GENERAL CONT“ 2T0” ‘
~ .. ~ . ' . . BONDS Estiiiiiites given on till kinds of con-
:. permanent home. Write 1‘». J. Bonavl
tract work. Work solicited and orders
srnAtiismp TICKETS
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it'll ,box til" South Norwtilk. 1'2 0t .
‘ ‘ NOTARIES PUBLIC won prompt attention. 26 with
street, South Norwulk, Conn. 'I‘t-lc-
_WANTED~—FIRST CLASS AUTO
in exchange for lot on Fifth street,
East Norwalk, SOxla'ttl, opposite the
Banks resident-c. Write box 103.
Flushing. N. Y. m‘Jti 241"
WANTED-31 l'i.\',
phone 8103.
.l. M. Layton &Co.lnc.
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwaik. Conn.
AUCTION SALE
8th., June 9. Schuuh‘s sitiltlcs. :‘i
‘It'ord cuts, to Work horrs. 5 drivlnLr
horses, Horses, wagonS, harness. cum:
18 OR OVER.
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C. i
wanted. Iovcrniiicnt railwnv iniiil WWW“ m" ””4“ 5“"3 1'3- PM“ Tel;
' CHIR PRACTO ~ - ‘~
clerks. $75 month. List governmenc , O R 18‘“:- J0 3i!
jolts free. Franklin Institute. licpt.‘ Graduate, ”19 Palmer 301100101
Chiropractic, Davenport. Iowa, an-t MONEY SAVED
281”, Rochester, N. Y.
,uotinccs the opening of his otIlco at." “Y filling lllt‘ your Order for my
FALSE TEETH} 100 \l’ti‘.~'liitigton street. overk Peoplcs'. special hand made lenders and gutters
: which ulvc lusting: schicc—Try and be
1101‘ .3...- Send by purccl mm and 1.9}. Oiltce hours, 10712 a. m., " ' p. m..convinccd.
WANTED—OLD
{Don’t miitter if broken. I my 51 to $10 : Trust Company, South Norwitlk, Conn.
.-.) Plumbing. heating. slate
I.. March, Sundays and evenings by appointment, ranting. Henry A. Ilcuclein, 56 “'3-
gro‘mptmne inn. New rot-ti office. 2875.10r street. Tel. 4734:.
-ww.n-~mw-_ Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-v —-«______—... )
WANTED-‘TO BUY ALL KINDS‘ “(19- W. F. Casper. D. (3.. Ph. 0. 99 ' pAiNTING PAPER-HAXGINGi
.. . decorating, painter's supplies; walil
T- ‘ paper, ilple‘dl‘tie styles. lowest prices.
a, m.—An-' Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
cntltttsiasriiido'm solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
. White. 01 1-2 Ely avenue.
(‘eivc check by rtrtttrii mail.
2007 S. Filth sircct, I’hiludelphin, Pa.
utcaitie. Best prices paid. EXMTODAY IN WALT. STREE
priced for calves. Il. Fricdtniin, 35 El)"
Ivonne. Tel. 1151.
W WAL
120 tii \v.tt.t. s’rtttcn'r. 10:30
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bullish
‘iswept over the stock murkct at the
.‘h iginniuu at today‘s opcrtitions. carry--
ling most of the leading.' intlustrials to
gliighest prices of the year and estab-
lishing new records iit several note-
worthy instances. 1?. S. Steel's first
.othor wtive ol‘
LOEWE CO. MEN OUT
Differ With Firm Over Points in New.
Price Bills
()wing to differences with the
\‘dANTElelHlLS. “'E HAVE 0?-
etiings for: firm
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Sioevers, ill‘ill‘lSflr‘llon of 0,500 shares :‘.l 132”; to, about the new bills. of prices. to re
Fritters, i 132 3‘4 “1'1.“ equivalent [0 ”16‘ n0“' “133i- I‘ltu‘t‘ flux wagp >.“(‘ili(‘.‘l “'hiCh t‘Xpil‘t‘tI
Ncclibandcrs, tilllllll‘tl of 12?. allowing for the recent ypcpmty, tho employe'." of tile mak-
(jnm.r3_ idivi’dends 0f 41"! PT “PM. 0”!" equip- int: and finishing: departments of the
intents its well as munitions substan-
gon Shirt Folders. ititiily augmented advances of the past
a 5.0“ are not. experienced we. will fortnight. liothlohcm Steel new and
teach you and pay you while lcarn- old Sham“ 1'05? 3 and 3 Mini-“- I‘GSDGC-
”g ;tivcly. Industrial Alcohol added 8
ipoints to yesterday's meteoric rise and
_ Clttett, Peabody
& (30., Inc.
‘other war sttpplyissues were higher
I). ii. Loewe & Co.. tactoryrin Dan-
htiry, stopped work yesterday morn-
ing. Representatives of the mining?»
es discussed with the firm the. fear
turcs of the new hills which arc in dis-
pttt and when tin agreement could not
be reached the eniployes voted to stop
work. ,
It is understood that the principal
point in dispute is the length of time
the new bills of prices are to run.
Eniployes oi” the Loewe firm say that-
tlte company desires to make the new
Final Examiners,
thy I to 3 points. Rails wcrc neglected
land little changed.
! WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—Lead-
pug stacks reacted} to 2 points after
lmidduy under weight of increased re-
:alizing sales. The setback proved on-
1'r-Eily' temporary, Steel mounting again
wage scales for six months’ dura-
. NOTICE land “001101 rebounding Vigorot‘siy to Hon while the employes want: the
It You Have Any Junk ill. Lag-23105. an overnight. gain or 9 points. Ynew‘ bills: to run.f01' a year. It was
stated at the factory“ that the difii~
'culty is not considered to be of a
serious . nature. but no information
watt given. '.
Quantities, Gall
L. EF F RON . ,_ -
WASHINGTON. June 7.~The. rail-1
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.%rcads today presented in the Inter-
And ybll Will get the highest mark state Commerce Commission rebuttal
R'AILROADS AFTER INCREASE
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More pith on nude: and Mute turn
ed a was gum saw I "litmus
the
‘9"!!! finally will;
dull) mun-m.
Frederick Heal Salvation Army, this gentleman is
37 3t12in expert. player on the SaXaphonei
net It. Ftrri’s. For further innit-mm, o'clock and; are preceeded by open air
tion inquire of John H. Knapp, 214i demonstrations on Railroad avenue alimembcrs ot‘ Old Well Hook & Ladder
TESTIMONIAL
in tho moi-u m It out room
moi-W. Wmhk'khaw u “11"? mmherdthe “lualrlnlll lh‘ , ~.' - leli'le School 013211-
mm Midi (“musty .and has rendered Public a E | O» "mums m “I“ ”1‘8“”, 0‘ U a
i my Me
tunic-en pars be was the_local agent
or lht: not-uni and South Norwalk was postponed and will be siwn 0029mm“ ‘°“°“’
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and several other instruments and' augmember of Mecca
who heard him last evening, were loudi
Flax Hill Road, consisting of twox'in their praise of his skillful manipu-
hotises with frontage of 175 feet, be-‘lation.
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The indoor meetings start at eight
7:15. The. Mohammedian religion:
will be fully expltiincd by the visitor,
also the terrible Armenian massacres.
lie will have cit exhibition a “Two
Edged Sword" which he brought back
from Turkey rcccnty. The ndmlstsion
to the Friday evening service will be
ten cents. Come and bring a friend
with yoti'
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BANQUET FOR ‘
- R. M. WILCOX
(Continued iromrhrst page.)
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ter James A. llnllorittfifilr. Wilcox, (he
guest, of honor. andg' st masters of
Old Well ”twine and‘St. John's Lodge
of .‘ylorwnlk. Noatwhb‘. Wilcox. who
was announced as the oldest member
of the lodge, was settled Robert Lee.
still of Eanyor Mortimer M. Lee. tin-
tioitnct-d as the youngest member.
The evening's program opened with
selections by the Sterling-Wellnltz or
chestra.‘ and the singing of America by
the entire mithcrlnz. Georze ll. Iiirst.
thi- wr-lbknown tenor soloist of South
.\'r.t‘w:tlk. 'ivtts called on for It vocitl
selection and was obliged to respond
to tip encore.
Judge John ll. light was nevi lu-
troditcct‘l aniline Dilid.” delightful. trill
tile in Mr. Wilcox Militia of his ex-
tmidml suai‘vioc for. th“ Masonic irate“-
uiiy. and his lil(ii‘t"l¥fi)ii‘“c5i :md ubilll v
as secretary in long it"lllfl in Old
Well Lotlizc titiil ilittlet' Chapter. Mr.
ili‘ill ititeratwt'sed his compliments
with tntcrcstinu runilnisccuccu and
anecdotes. and proved most entertain-
IIM'.
\l-‘s. Arthur K. Fitch favored with n
\ocitl solo. rind uraciously responded
to on ('IlF’ll't‘. 'l‘ltc accompanist wts
\Villititit \‘.'clltill'/..
One of the pleasant features of the
program was the appearance of Miss
i'ouluelo Ilnwsutt. who t'nvc :1 rccllfi
tion. “The Duel." iiiid for an encore
responded with "The Robin.” Mists
tinwson is it very votilhttil artist. but,
“the proved a genuine artist and was
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a It mm. and mm in ‘
intuit a. ma c v I. the "nod lot "m " mu um mm, w “'9 . ‘ . : . “
the: WW" I. a“, “Wm”. M“ noon Providing the Wutim Ieoulis in the music «imminent. Mott
- under wand of twist.- is Favorablo walkers will be interested in but
charter Worshiplul Master.
It; fit
WW» ,
a.
‘ma.’ ’1...
it can...
«not «out.
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lithium tint
(”ma
Aitvr the time o: the for. Owing to the tart ihat although no.1hat the Reverend Henry H:
side were very wet last Saturday. the‘ Ion, will give the commoncement I
For .
outdoor play planned tor tiiai tlaie,,dress on Friday evening. The en
in may ('8Ilfiflllt‘r.
2.. ..-..
Steamboat Company. and was employ- Saturday of this week. 3
ed by the Standard Oil Company tori The firm part of the program is
the same number of years. It may made up of a , . .‘ ' .
by “mm without (.ommdmzon that . pantomimit presenta-‘department, 8.00 p. m. .,
.\lr. Wilcox has been the most promi-. uon 0‘ the story Of The Princess ailmcale. " F" §i
1‘." “mm,” of the immun- fmelCurdie. This is followed by severatt Thursday, June 14, 1917. 4‘3“"-
nity in town for many years. He was attractive tableaux from favoritel 12:30 p, m. Luncheon 0f the Alums
flgfigfiiskgwflgmpmfefi ii), 0:: ggglif'm-V “”95- After an intermissiontlnae Association. followed by the Air.
by his cousin. ‘TiiE‘OdOl‘e Wilcox, titeh‘hl’re Will tie a group of Greek tab-tunmae busme‘ss meeting. (Alumnae'h
He has 195“: f0”owed by the presentation of. intending to be present should notify ~
been secretary of Old wgp Lodge {on the Greek myth, Endymion. The parts _ the secretary, Miss Mabel Kellogg,
33 )‘F'dllin‘. I lilo is (iiiial'ler High {Trieste in the play are taken by the girls of Broad River, Norwalk).
er 0 1c .0 cc. e is a mem er oi“ ' ~ , . . ‘ . '
Butler Chapter. .\'0. 38, R. A. 31., andl tslz'iooilafitfdfih depsttmentg cof 1.“? _. 419%? ringwoifiazsgiee
has been secretary'of that body fort e cos mes and “Winn" “m“ 35“ vex r 1 h' _
3:: years. He was charter High Priesti “9 unusually aim-clue and arusoc. 7:00 p. m. Senior Supper (Given by
of the Chapter. which he was largeiyl The public is cordially invited to b’.’ the Faculty to the Senior Class).
No tickets of admission willt Friday. June I3, 1917.
8:00 p, ill. Graduation exercises. Ad-
instrumental in organizing. He is.present.
:‘ecretary ofdlllte (lild Well Mitifsonllt‘I be required but a silver collection will
oinpany an oca secre ary 0 iii“ . . . , l ._ .. . . n . —
National Fraternal League of Newi lioinadetot the benefit of the Stltolnr- diess by Rev Ilenry ‘Vs alia'm Tweedy.
”awn. lie belongs to Clinton Coin-{imp maintained by the Hillside L‘ir- Yale School 01 Iisltgton. 59W Haven,
mandery, No. 3. Knights Templar, antlit‘l? of King‘s Daughters at Maryvilln; W..."
was “"rll'tiPl‘ in 1569. it. also is 'ct‘Colicge, Mat-yvuic, TennesSec. t NUTMEG CLUB DAN“-
Teniple, Ancient: Invitations to the commencement1 tinder ”‘9 auspices 0f the Nutmgg
gaginf(.(iftjéfdlllgfedeamf itiht‘V'Pill‘ffllx‘ exercises which take place next Wet-"k (‘lub 3 very successful dance was held '
has been a member of Btitlttr Lodge, Most of {hp In“ night m the Royal James Inn, in
ilitive been went out.
I. O. t), I“. lie was formerly cap-l
Wednesday. June 13, 1917. ‘
3:00 p. m.. exercises for the primary-
pupll‘s must: .
Proces-
evr-nt‘s of the week are open to guests, Wall street. The hall was ‘prettily j’
lain oi the South Norwallt Fire Pol-t in {not all except the Alumnae LtlntJt-Vdi‘t'ol'ttlé‘d for the occasion, And the I!‘
ice and is one ot the. oldest liying‘ eon “my”... Senior Supper. An eSpcc-ifair was attended by about sixty pen"
iztlly attractive program \\ ill be given sons. Kcrns orchestra. of Bridgeplirtg
ingliam Post, (y A. It. iby the primary children to mark tlie’i'ut'nislitrnd music. and refreshments
Mr. Wilcox has always- been inier- close of that department which this were served during the intermission.
“it?“ i" ”It" Width of South Noni June is to be given up. The musicale. The committee in charge ,was com‘
walk and {0" “m," 5““5‘ ““5 city of Wednesday evening will be well pused of Richard Noack and Arthur
"Ml-k ”f ”w old m": worth hearing. for the work of Mrs Ambler. 3”
(‘oiiipany lie is a member of Buck-‘
3 Stores
in One All
on 1 floor
tvttrtnly received. ~ I
Miss innit llois stint: “America." (1°!
Private i-les-‘se or (‘ointttiny R. Second“
Inliintrv. went through the manual of;
arms. llllti the number was so well re-‘
cclvt-d that Miss llcts wtisiwicc ”3-;
Pttiit'ti. stirring "Silver Threads Among
the Gold." and "bulimia" iii ti manner
to delight tveryono.
George W. Woodrtiif. a member of
\‘.'orccstor lodge. .\'o. 70‘, of. New
liaivcn. and president of the Masonic.
Frtitcrnitl League. one of tlw oldcst
friitcrnnl associates of Mr. Wilcox.
also spoke in an eiilouisttc «way of tin-
cvctiincs guest. relating some of their
personal experiences at various con‘
vention :issctnbltiges in n manner that
the ttiitlience highly appreciated.
Miss Elsie Sterling was heard in a
vocal selection. and afforded so much
plvttiuirc that she “no obliged to give
an eucoure.
oharles Sterling. the well-known
violin soloist. rondcrtd two numbers
in finished style.
Anson A. Dawson. who came here
from the south some time ago to be
COIIlt‘. manager of the Roller store.
tittitlc it pleasing speech oti the war
record of Mr. Wilcox, during which he
presented him with two bullets secur-
Ni during a halide between the north
and south. when Mr. Wilcox repro-
sentcd the Yankees and Mr. 'D‘dWSOIl'S
father the Johnny Reds.
’A male quartet composed of Clar
once A. Brown. George H. liirst. Her-
bert C. Pollard and David (L Pollard
sang “Sweet and tow}: and was ob-
Iiged to respond to an encore, giving
“April and November.” .
The important feature oi the gather-
ing was when Worshipiul Master Hol-
lerin. on behalf of the South Norwaik
members of the order. presented Mr.
Wilcox with a purse containing $75 in
gold, a. dollitr for every ‘ year of the
recipient's age. When Mr. Wilcox re“
covered from his surprise. he heartily
thanked Mr. Hollcrin for his ckpres;
slon of appreciation, and promised to
make good use. of the gift.
The entertainment was brought to a
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Bov_t<tLLEo av AUTOMOBILE.
_ . 'vto statistics tiled by shippers protest-
et. prices for same. ting against the proposed fifteen per
We have no canvassers cent advance in fi'cighl rates.
‘ Automobiles a specialty.
_ The carriers sought to show that
Eillall)‘ ol' the protests haver been see
Tel. 1806. ' Tel. 1006.
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= NEW HAVEN... June 7.—Coroner
1 .3th began an 7lnvestigntion today of
‘gticnal and would be answered through
:reatilurtinenls it the increase were
'Ifil'lfllh‘ 4 .. '
It In the but!
years old. by an automobile yesterda:.-.
‘ ., _ ,an academic senior at Yale. Kent. it
Tomb w the roads will complete.» claimed. was pron'eeding slowly
their testimony“ bnturday will beginwhen the boy run unexpectedly in
the throat-day. limit arguments. ifnont ot‘ the can.
it
. £9“-
- good now. pays 0:
paper.
the killing of Edward Benschicld. five ‘
.close with the singing of Auld Rang
Syne. after which dancing was en
toyed. , ‘
The committee having the ail’alr in
charge. was composed o'i Asa Lovnidec,
driven by James M. Kent. of this city. Frederick N. Shove. Edison T. Harris,-
Frtincia A. Baker and Hickson W.
Cole.
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Few men are better known in Nor-i,
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Sulkics -- r $4.50 tipi
Couch, Hammocks - $6.95 up:
2 and 4 Passenger Lawn Swings, well made to
withstand. all weather conditions : A
. STERLING FURNITURE co
127-131 WASHINGTON s'r. _ so. NORWALK *
' ‘ PHONE .105 . “jg ” .
f. . ”NW... . . . m...“
- Charge "
STERLING ....... ~‘
_ Opened .,
I Are the Best tor the Money You Ever Saw
Fully Guaranteed to Your Satisiaclion or
Money Reloaded
Fromj$4395 to $45.00
Join Sterling RefrigeratorCluquwi.
RUGS _
InCrex,Brussels,Axmiiislcr,etc.
The Largest Assortment in. Greater Not-walk.
9x12 Crex $6.95
Brussels $15.00 up
Axminsters - ' $10.00 up
~ SPECIAL
Folding Card Tables, 30 in. X 30 in. _
Well Constructed—a $8.00 value
Special This Week 5 195‘
Buoy (lounges
_ tit — net. all “colors, to up;
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