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NORWALK
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The Pastime A. C. will hold a meet,
in; Friday night at the clubhouse on‘
more avenue.
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Robert Roberts, father of John L.
Wests, is spending several days on
‘ ‘the East Side.
The Epwortlt League. of the Eastj
- «avenue M. fr). church held a social at‘
the church last niflit. A pleasant time‘
“a enjoyed and refreshments served”
The. Indies" Aid Society of the Easti
Avenue M. E. church held a meeting-
‘1osterday afternoon at the church and:
disposed of regular business.
There will be a choir rehearsal thisi
owning at the. home. of Mrs. A. IR.
florehouse, Cove. avenue. All tht
members are requested to be present!
Residents iii this district expect;
to go before the Board of Estimate on
fire evening when the street departv
inept budget is tip for consideration
and urge favorable action on the pav-
lng of Seavictv avenue.
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The excellent condition in which up
dump at the east end of the Washing-
“ton bridge is in is causing favorable
comment, by East Side residentsl
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been a sufferer, and her husband and’
Jul“! 5. P'Ill’uflio i:- nuu‘ d"ll\tl'iflg
tie in an auto-deliivry truck.
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‘nit ution from Hartford today ordering
Edwin Sht'lly, of Fitch's Home, who
has bwu on the sick list, is now able
to be out again.
lter Tuesday have to accompany'the '
Michael Lounsbury and Stephen
[Torok volunteered a few days ago for
service in the regular army.
Mrs. John Illeelian of the Heights.
has returned from the Stamford Hos-
pital, much bent-fitted 'by her treat-
ment.
Mrs. William J. Reid will entertain
Ithe monthly meeting of the Ladies’
Missionary Society of the Congrega-
tional Church this afternoon.
Howard lilnttington. one of the pu-
pils of Center School, while at play,
yesterday in the school yard. fell from
one of the sWings, and fractured
shoulder.
The funeral of Mrs. llridget (‘alla-
ban of the li|"ll.;lllt~‘,“ll'0 of John (‘nllit-
him, a New llaicn Railroad cmploye,
was held this morning in St. John's
(‘iturt-b, Norotou, in charge of Rev. J.
Mctltianc. Mrs. Callahan had long
children have the sincere sympathy ol’
the many friends and neighbors who
appreciated the helpfulness of tho life
til tht‘ deceased.
’l‘hc lbti'icn handy telephone book
and directory of the town, publisht'd
by .l. i). Williams, has made its ups
pcarnncc for the second time, having
been revised to include the names of
all phone suhSt-ribers in the new di-
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tie made and Turin!“ to “Sliiuld. “a" m 'h. . '.u: Vt, _, ‘ W 3 out .. ' ‘ " . . ‘nrlr Swallows. i inhalant-a may tsp,“ Prim
‘ "LE-iiil'” ”ii!“ " Vii" ”It‘lmut“ Lindy; fix his. B.“ to attain“ to s i
was mailed to the iapitol city by Mar, win a mm m.,, shown ”who“ " ‘
”l" ilurstmin ’1‘“ “in”! }when the portion of tlic l‘lt .‘lll i". illiil‘ Do You want a New Siomach?
.\;t'ti;dlufl to) x?“ stgkbimlwu'hplei klhel Sli‘ecl Ramsay Clicltianv Itu- l
wor‘ o conscri llllfl wt gin vi’ tin . ».. . -. - . - ., ' -. ,.
{a ti w \\l‘t’lt: although the min will not :‘,,f”,',d§u:;,‘;u;;',dfi,' v;:;,.;‘luj;:i"d“‘fil:,r, Ttha‘tflkfme‘? i ’ ‘1" A Valuable . 1
the called out until inuchlater. pm. of um my of “'00,, m, iuirn‘i' 3i . forDyapepstaan mi." Restorative . ,
tity ( leik llokus room at a comma to his ‘13“th “an. (‘. Murphy; I when Tonic i
was denied by Judge Reed of the Su-
perior (‘Olli‘L . i
‘ Brief is Lenthy.
The attorney tor the railroad int
a brief which contained nearly loot
typewritten pants and vent into tliet
case to the point of exhaustion. All!
of which proves that one. may talk ai
court almost to sleep but not to sub-
mission.
The, attorneys for the railroad inl
his motion to set aside the verdict;
traced the broken axle, which figuredi
in the case, back to the..tima that it1
was it bar of pig iron, litter steel, and
even to the time that it lay in the
mines to show that all along; it had
him to continue taking registration
cards until further orders. Explana-
tions as to why the men did not regis-
cards when they are sent to the au
thorities. it is not expected that
many persons in Norwalk will regis—‘l
jter now as it is thought that the. mat
‘jority did this Tuesday as provided for,
by law.
GENUINE AMERICAN ’S»
PATRIOTIC OFFER
A citizen of Norwalk who has al-
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ready subscribed for $5,000 in the 3% been “awfully inspected. lie dis
per cent Liberty Loan bonds will take coursed to ”1.. extent. 0f some to
another about; providing an equal typewritten pages on the manufac
amount of bonds in $165 or $50 dentifri-
. . . . _ lure of axles, the mining of the metal
motions are subscribed for in each or
from which they were made, and
all of illl‘ following banks iicfort Sat- various mechanical and metallurgical
urdity noon. June 9‘ processes. ' ,
, t‘ity National Bank. ‘ Other Argument hart.
tiouthNorwulk "“1““ (0- The argument of the plaintiff in
t temples Tm“ (.‘o. , .oppoaltion to setting aside the \‘t'l‘tllt‘t
7.0“”: hob-walk hattnri Bank. was short anti sweet and it won. The
‘V‘lri‘ll‘dl‘l 5:”,‘fmil‘ Saul...’ plaintiff sued for $15ll.tttttl damages
dig-:13 (.2333? “3:31:31 flank claiming that Mary (‘. Murphy while
l":tll.t-‘ltl County saving; Hank.‘ a passenger on‘u trnlloy m Dunbar;-
National llank ‘0‘. Norwallt. ion December lb. 1914, it"s badly Ill-
, This is a thunce in ”MM in aiJ‘HPd when a broken axle ploughct
through the flooring of the car. was
pinned under the wreckage and t:i'l;~
lilcd for life. The accident Occurred
in llanhury at a time when the rail
road was ‘liavina a serits of such
, “M . accidents due to itlle.ctl tiefcctivt
EWWO" 0' A Representative *0 Beioqulpmeut, the public Hti‘vit't‘ t-minni .
Held in Roodncr’s Hall ‘siou on that account otdcrinp an in
:\ll(‘\‘(‘tlt of unusual lllllml‘lilllt't' untttvestigmion of the equipment. or the
,rnaerly looked forward to by the Jew-l company.
‘iL—ili residents here, is the election on _... " ‘
'Junc lid] of a representative at large PROPERTY OP
from (‘onnecticut to lll'.‘ American HATTERS IS
ORDERED SOLD
double inanntr and also perform a pit-
triotic duty.
, AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS
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Jewish t‘uiicrcss, soon to be held at
'\\”:tsltin;:lon.
l The lYnitetl States novm'nntcnt hits
rt'clm‘y issued by the Southern Ncw.g;vcn the use of the llousc of Reill‘c'
E'llfilillld Telephone Company. Ml‘i‘scntatitcs at the National (‘upitol i'til'
' s is rowin over: ' ot‘tion of the .. . .
“as g g l p llhlbanis has improved the book in
this congress at which Nathan Straw,
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cius ll. lloyt, and Arthur G. Kroni,
and thoso for the .\‘orwulk real entitle,
lamp and no longer is that hateful
stench present.
.Ai the home of Mrs. George R;
finith. Rowan street, last evening, an
mtortaiunient was given for the ob-
Ject of raising enough funds to pur-
‘ifliase it memorial window for the‘
g’fln‘ist church iii memory of the late,
”indicts Malkin. TWO playlcts were“
“msented; The first was entitled, “On
{‘liccount tit-tho Lobster," and the other
-‘ “Katie's Best Hat. The characters in
aha first play were taken by Miss
l' 'Marlon Reid, Miss lsahcl Tate, Howard
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Anglcman and William Kimmich in
mood shape and the, sketch was re-
» fl mnkahly wcll enacted. The. other
my was excellently presented and
tutored a big success. Those who par-
‘ucipated in it are: Miss Lillian Kim-
lnlch, Miss Minnie Kimmch, Mss May
mlenittn, Miss Charlotte Coinstock,
flies Laura Martin and Miss Elizabeth
Harin. Following the presentation of
file sketches. a musical program was
”adored. Mitts Tate rendered an ex-
dllalleut selection on the piano. Miss
my Angloinian and Miss Lillian Kim-
mick gave a duct in a sweet manner
Ind Howard Anglemitn rendered a
I violin selection, After the entertain-
ment, articles were sold and a goodly
, Inn! was realized from the entertain.
atom and sale.
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.‘Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt
diam opened their home on Content-
{fluent Island, near Tokeneke, for the
‘mason.
A ._‘Thc Rowayton Drum corps has vol-
‘filnteered to participate in the proces-'
alert that will be held in Norwalk on
«Shuday, in connection with the laying
it the cornerstone for the new Nor-
mk hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler of ERO'
aljnyton, started yesterday morning on
~I’four day’s trip to Waverly, N. Y., as
guests of the 'l‘ioga Mill and Elevator
fimpany, to attend the annual sales-
man conference. Mr. Ambler is the
Emmcticut representative.
Despite the recent .unftivoraible
Mar. farmers say that early pota-
m are coming along in fine shape,
[fl there is every indication. in view
t"Ville great‘ amount of land cultivated
on: year, that: the crop will be the
Meat ever known in this vicinity. ‘
“QUIT-RA! TRAIN WRECK!
It. Regent Theatre has secured
Much-1w showing of. “The Whip."
' «in: theatre in Not-walk will
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many respects ovEr the original num-
her, and it now requires 2o pages in-
sttutl of the 1:: in the first, to tell
about llarien. The tlnie tables, rail-
road and trolley, town officials, chttrclr
es. fire alarm signals, and tide ta-
bles for the summer months, are all ernor
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included within its covers.
Registration day passed WilllOlll any
cheat excitement in Barton, and a to-
tol of 307 natncs were enrolled. Many
of the places of business were. r~lns'tt|.stzttc of New York:
all day, and nearly all were closed at
least for the afternoon. The number
of names listed was not quite it's large
as cxpectdd, and it is believed that
an examination of tho voting list and
of the military enrollment made a few
months ago will disclose a considerm
lilc number of men of the required title
\\ ho failed to register. it in not ht"
licvcd that any of these neglected to
enroll because of hostility to the law.
btit possibly because they did not re-
alizc the necessity for so doins, in
spite of all that had been ptihli'slicvl.
and thilt a penalty of it year‘s impri-
sonment may be imposed. There were
nine in Darien who registered claim~
tug exemption upon the ground that
they were conscientiously opposed to
war. A pleasant feature of the local
enrollment was the registration of a
large number of ltalian residents at
Noroton Ht‘l’pl'llls. meibbers of the re-
ticntly organized Umberto Society of
that section, who pinched over to the
Town Hall in a body in the. evening.
with their beautiful silk society flags
wone American and one ltallan~and
were enrolled in turn. The, local rcfd'
istrars were iSelectnien George. M. V.
Scltlichting and Hiram ‘B. Taylor.
Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt, Regis-
trars of Voters William H. Willmott
and James Bennett. and the follow-
non-official citizens: Charles F. Bark-
er, George F. Bearse, Frank Detour~
cey. William Dugdale and Dr. Harry
t). Hanson. The' registrars are entit-
led to four dollars a tiny for their Iser-
vices, but all who agreed to serve
without compensation are to have
their names recorded upon a. patriotic
roll of honor at Washington, and it is
believed that the entire local delega-
tion will make Uncle 'Sam at present
of the fee to which they are entitled,
as on indication-that they have done
their hit.
JU'STDWHAT S'HEDNEEDED.‘
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When women complain of weari-
ncss, loss of strength and vitality.
backache, pains in sides audhlps, dull
headaches, dizzinesa, floating specks,
nl‘lfl“Blmllltl‘ ailments, they too often
accept these troubles as their lot be-
cause they are women, when the ail-h
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ments may be the results of disorder.
ed kidneys. Mm. Mary- "‘v. . Bunker.
Mllthn-Olldhd-Hudson, . IN. .11. writeszi
“l ain now on my second bottle of,
Foley Kidney Pills. They seem to be“
lust what I needed". Try titular-Adv.
. Stallion-Powell committal."
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right to vote.
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'llloanJ of the laying of the corner cil room. City Hall.
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ltcmporitry chairman.
William A Leonard, .lucob .\l. Layton
and John 1“, McMahon. A purchaser
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.lustictu Louis D. Brandeis, of the 11:3; 2,3: ’12:“,"9: mitltll‘r. ('l‘llil;“tltl)(lll‘l*:!
United States Supreme Court, llr. Stadiums, the closing cnuptpr in a re»
plien S-‘t. Wise, the noted rabbi, Louis‘mztrkalslu cnsc now in its fot't'rtccnth
IMashnll. Samuel l'nterincycr, Gov- it”; “If minim?” Th“ plaintiffs “I“;
. V . g . E. .owc a‘: ‘oinpauy, wto ,irotiizi'l
binion lliiutliergti of link, suit tummy “mun“ boycott. qt the;
.product of their hat factory. The.
and other prominent Hebrews Will bUQJudgmm1tw s for $232,130 damages.
m.,..pmt ‘ [Nearlyfllofl t) has already been paid
Jacob ll. Schitl has been nominntcdm‘m account of that ,ttttzgmcnt. but the
as representative at large from the accumulation (ll interest accounts is
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such that about sflfitldttltl is still fine. it
Colonel “1‘"3’;is estimated tllitt the 133' pieces of
t‘ntlt‘r from the state of Rhode ls-propt-rly in llanbury and llcthcl anti
land; and in many ”f ,1". 5mm, of mp‘tlic ten in Norwalk will yield sum.“
lthiug like SEIHUHW leaving a deficiency.
' ‘ l i th‘ irinciutl c'tics, s lll'll‘
lllltll utd t 1 t t t :5UdemC‘lll.
ctl (‘ll‘lllmls 1”“ “PW“‘G‘ . At the inception of the Dunbar!
Charles ll. Shapiro, one of the pl‘tlllluhmIpt-g' can“ in spmpmmw' 1903. the!
inent Jewish layers of tltc state, Hntl'llilllt‘l‘bi tltilon entered into a written.
well known in fraternal and continunIaRFt'cmt‘nf “‘lth trflfll 01’ lb" (lvicntlonls’
l "t‘clc 1. been nominalcd ,W n whereby it agreed that "it would pay,
a "I '8 “a . “ all of the expenses of ‘such defendants;
representative “1 “"3“ from (°“""°‘.tiittl save each individual from all lial‘
llt‘lll. , :bilit’y," the union announcing that;
Attorney Shapim. Herman npck “mt"‘thosc attached will he put to no;
l'tcob Weiss tit-'ll‘i'ct‘t‘tl stirring: :ttl- greater t‘xpeitnc m lhc mutltu‘ lliitni
" . . . , any other member.”
'l"“"“"""' on 1“" mm“ "m “mums ”l ”m Later the American Federation of.
Aiiici'it:iiit .lt‘Wi‘-ill (‘flltL'l‘l‘eS "l =1 ""“lldailtor took t)\(‘l' the defence. and,
meeting of ”)0 Jewish t‘t‘;-:lticlllS, rillt‘tlgtttl "Sllt‘ll fillllllt‘lill support its:
Arrangements haw been made fonmlit." be ticccs‘surl' in ”10 pending "011
1 local committee to take t‘llilL't‘ of the tctitmnsl. 1' rom- that little on .‘m'.
‘ f ‘ ' ccdcriitiozt v. as il‘. charge until a
“fuming “'1‘th '5 to h" “"1“ “n “"1“ judgment against the defendants was
17111 and it is t‘xttm‘lt‘d tlml a farce affirmed in the tinned States court. in
vote will be cast by our .ltwisb rusi- HIH. when it dist-tainted ftirthtir re-‘
‘ iiptnslbility in the matter. Later. the
dents. . .
Federation took up a voluntary math
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The American ‘1“th Congress is .ntion which is said to have yielded
being looked forward to as a historic about $150,000.
ext-iii and a \lLttll'tlb‘t campaign. is be Loewe & (‘ontpnlny announced tliitf
int: carried m, in ..,,m,us parts of the if the sum was paid over to the defend.
.intts it would discontinue all proceed-
. , , , ‘inga and give the dcfcndants a to
A striking feature of the t-lt‘tftltlll re lease. The unions are said to have it“.
the {till that eqtllll suffrage will pre~ cliaetl to do this and the. plaintiffs
vail, women as well as men having the ”It‘ll took 3.1th to obtain SBUSTRCHOH.
in the judgments. It is said that the
. . , unions lime declared but they will in-
The balloting “f In“ 1‘3"“! 'J‘u“is"yltintnify' the defendants after their
residents will take place in ltoodner'u 11011193 are. 105v.
llall. it is expected that a urge vote
wil be turned out from this city.
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state.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS ‘
PARADE. i
COMMUN'TY CLUB INVITED ‘VASHlNG'PUN, .llllll‘ 7.“TllUllSl1ndS‘
of Confederate veterans were man
‘ The. members of the Community i-halled lotfl' for the parade. up Benn-t
(tub are hereby notified that an invi- sylvnniu avenue pas: President. Wil-
tntiou has been received by their Of-vson’sa reviowinu stand. A small bandI
ficers to have the club participate in Of le'l‘b‘d Vi’ilt‘l‘iill_l3 “fl-“rd ‘15 8500?“.
.. '.n . . . - . - " tr arat c. c iy General George
the Oftltlllonldl 0f '1" 1:15"? 0f the R. lirri'isotf cuntmitudcr-in-chicf' of the‘
comet stone. 0f ”‘9 “e“ hospital. The United Confederate Veterans, includ \i‘.
exercises will take place? M ”19 5"“ thousands of .re‘gular troops and Na-t
of the. hospital on Stevens street, Sun- tional Guardsmen. college and school?
day afternoon, June 10th, at half past cadetsxsome 0f Confederate Veteransi
two . and members of ctuuens‘ associates.‘
' I At the. put-title's conclusion the vet-
lcruns held their annual election of
gcfilrers and selected the next place oft
mating.
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WOMAN’S CLUB INVITED TO'
PARTIClPATE.
The members of the Woman's Club
DIS'RRIQT'MEETING TONlGHT i
has been received by their officers to A meeting of the Second. District
have the club participate. in the core- will be held this evening in the (loun—
Tlie ornamental‘
stone of the new hospital. The vaiier- lighting system and the proposed e1ec-'
otses will take place at the site of the trtc light plant project will'cam‘e upnfor
hospital on ‘Stevens street. Sunday. of- discussion. ».
ternooii, June 10th, at half past two. I ’TT"—'_' ,,, . .
W“... [ stratton, A. Crack Shut:
t ‘Membera got the Norwalk‘ police
force iieldnitrevolvor. practice at the
range on Riverside avenue yesterday‘
afternoon. .Oflloer. Frank S. Strattonr
brolte all reocMs;’ibr revolver shoot-
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M'A-NGHEsTER case OWNER
_ SUICIDES.‘
MANCHESTER, June 7.—-Herman
Brink, proprietor of o-caf‘e and well“
"known locally, committed suicide to»
day; by shooting. He "was 53: years
,Conttnuod ill-health is given as,
scored 9.6. Mr.,.8nuttbn made..flve
succesalr‘ewullm eyes.
.sitlucription will furnish a new incen-
lng on the muse yesterday when beg
Dr. Glenny believed Digentoneine to be the most effective remedy ever discov-
ered for Dyspepsia. indigestion and many other common forms of Stomach
Diane“. Immediately relieves Heartburn, Sour or Cassy Stomach. Dizziness.
etc. Tone. the entire system—supplies new energy—~brings sound, refreshing
sleep and creates vigorous appetite. Itis your ownfaultif you suffer longer.
I am improving in health Since i have been taking your medicine. it has helped me so i
ulncli. huh I tilt you hurt tli:.iil.iiil I out. lilo not Haiti. 1 could get aloof: \titiu at it i have rec-
ttmi..tvndt-tl it to Irony bllttt: it has done we so much good. “Hilda Town‘s. Manson, .K'o. Car.
Money back if not notified. For full particulars. literature and opinions regarding this valuablo
remedy which is bcmiatuna thousands, apply to
H‘AROLD A. MEAD. 8 No. Main Sued. So. N
H. GL1; DENINC & CO.. Main and Wall Streets,
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Walker
Nomlk. Conn.
HERE 1T 15!
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JAMES DONNELLY
SO. NORWAL‘K - CONN.
APPEAL TO WOMEN
er Carroll a few minutes later.
l commissioner Carroll oxamined
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I‘OR LIBERTY LOAN (frasniicsky and the latter made it cer~
~_.__-.-._.. ' tain that be thoroughly understootl‘
To the Women of New York State, . .
t‘ouhccticut- and Northern. New. what was airing on. He explained that
Jersey: ,lic took his stand from conscientious
“m't' .l'Ull Sllbfit‘l‘lbt‘d for d l-lbl‘lll‘.'opposition to war. He was held for
2‘3“! . . . ,‘thc next term of the United States
there are about 2ti,dtio,0tio families Court
in tlic l‘nited States: help us to St." _
w“. gopooymm sumflimons. Ani Olnfson, an lcelandcr, employ-
\\'ill you buy a bond for yourself? ed by a local automobile dealer. was
Will you buy a bond for your child fan-aignpd before Commissioner Cal‘-
\\'ill you help anti encourage thoselm" 0n the charge of destroying gov-
whom yoti employ to buy for them-l _ . , , ,,
nclvcs, by placing the stibscripiionj eminent property. in taking a navy
through a bank on a partial payment. 1‘0“" “'01“ ”I“ show window “’th
plan? it had been placed by an agent of the
‘l‘bisr‘ih not 3 Hottest to give moileyt government and tearing it in two. lici
:9 ”ii: :3:‘13““fgl‘l‘32bl‘gr”13:3"?i:::ellf:‘s‘:'pleaded not guilty and was bound ov-
uou. and if the Government ilnds it!” to the “0‘“ term 0f the Patent!
llt't’t“‘.\‘ltl‘,\' to borrow at a hicher ratelmm't ““d" bonds of 51mm which
lttlcl‘ on. you can exchange your hood? were furnished by his employer.
H” 01W b"Mini: ”Ht higher rate. Al Acting under instruction from At-
Ltorncyficncral Gregory, the district
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the for saving. It is the safcst in- .
vestmont in the world laltorney's Office made 1' 0191‘" today
United States (lovm'nmcnt llonds that the aovhrnmcut Would not pro
' ' Every TUESDAY}
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UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
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.u-n—ap—
Examinations ’
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Merrill Business
‘ College
South Norwalk
Sumford. Pen Chester.
ZELU;FF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phones-- 1 532
Whitman’sChocolates
Drugs Prescriptions
iitiituiu huuSi; ._:.;.:
w (Gregory Boulevardfuu—
East‘ Norwalk
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKEDTO ORDER
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
1*,
, . Mews Spring Suits
»An Attractive Showing of
Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
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CopynghtClothmch.
s N. MajEtSt. sit Natwalk.
I The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe strut
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each dayl. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
are better than cash iit your pocketiceed against any persons previously
They are readily converted iitto caslt.‘npg|ectlng or refusing to register if
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You-tarc not singled out for thiséday'
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question. It is being asked of cvoi-yi
man and Woman in the United States BRITISH LABORERS GO ON
becausctss t STRIKE
lv‘lrstw'l‘ho country is in the most BRISTOL. June 7.——Fift_v laborers
terrible wni- tle world has lit itv .‘ . ,
and the united1 effort of all tltcuprg— employed ‘3“ (“’de construction
plc is necessary to success. work by the Bristol Company struck;
Sccontl»—'l‘!t0 number of responses today, when their demand for threo'
should demonstrate unmistabnbly to and-a half dollars m. a nine hour (my;
21:0,,2“;,l,:1,.1,%:: tt‘bisficnountiy h “med was refused. The company holds that
Subscribe to the loan and then bring the demands are excessive.
home to others the sense of duty to
our country.
This money is needed now. ,
Help us put a Liberty Bond in every
home.
, The Naval Reserves will drill- this
evening at. 7:45 o'clock in Routiner‘s
Hall, Washington street.
Beef,fron&Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
1". H. BAXTER
Druggist
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
' $0. Norwolk
The Women's Committee
Of Liberty Loan Committee.
Mrs. Henry 0. llavonieyer, of New
York, will speak on ”Woman's Place
in the .W’ar" and the "Liberty Bond"
at the Regent and Palace theatres, at.
all performances on Saturday, June 9.
REFUSED TO‘ REGISTER
Bristol Citizen Tells Commissioner
'Carroll He Is Opposed to War
HARTFORD, June 7.——Given a final
opportunity to register by United
States District Attorney Thomas J.
Spellttcy in his office in the Federal
building before presenting him before
Commissioner Richard F. Carroll, to-
day, Anthony Crnsniksky, of Bristol,
a citizen, positively refused to do so.
“If you. agree to return to 'Brlstol
and fill out! a registration card you
may go free, otherwise you must go
to"_1ai ." said Mr. Spellacy.‘ ”Will you
register?” ‘ p - ' -
“l wiff not," answerodj_Crasnlkakay,
“its this ballast-ant moot . tie-‘-
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in woosniit
uncanny .vr LAW
Lat'ov‘Examlner
U: SI Patent ‘ ‘
i
. .‘send
,, --jlot_'~Booklet
on Patent-i
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
If You Have
Any Junk
“m S. latte
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efi‘ron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Nor-walk
WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. I. H. Mailery;
16 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk, Ct.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 p. on.
Sundays By Appointment Only
THE‘GREATEST”
. roan VALUE
Eddie’s Pics
The Marti» Economic: ' Elise
j‘ . _‘* ._ ”attempt was“:
"Bill”. ‘ ‘ ' ‘
ti‘anceyor the federal infikil’hlilr‘hhith .
" . at 16.0.09," said the
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