1‘111m.111,.1.o.- 1» «1".»
Harris 81 Guns '1
ll
4... .
and Personal
NE WS
COAL
That’s All
A surprise putry was held at
\‘i'argo. Margaret Magyar,
\‘elona Kraut-z. Regina llaylis
beth liokus. Julia Uardos. liar) $1912.
68 Water Street ,
Helen Sandor. Helen lx’ery, .‘iui'ioir
Kery. Marvaret Szut's John lladak l
l. 2 'i ’ '
Te 7 I James Evan, Dennis Kaltilla. Daniel?
Popp, Andrew Pesak, Frank Kali. Joe1
Magyor. Joe' lx'uraiui. Joe 1111111111.;
Steve Markus, Alex (loll, James ()1'1'is. 1
William Bul'tlos. 1.1111159. (lull.
'l‘auyai.
”WEATHER“ FOREEAST.‘
"——
3.1211111111' '
FBI’E'CitSl for Norwaik and vicinity: ._____ '
Itohably showers tonight and Tues- l
day; fresh 11:.51 and southeast winds.
51112021151 for the week: For the North
Atlantic 51111111 Normal
Josiph Matthew, the infant «in 111',
\li'. and \11's \1 (i'fltllio of “'2
'1111111 was 11'1111511111111 1'1ster1iay
111111111118111181 111111111111 A large 111111111111 (.11 1".11111i\€‘>‘
Vii" prevail during ”1" “991‘ ““11 UC‘ I and iriends 11111111551111 11111 111111'111511'13;
casional local :110‘1'91‘5- ’\ )0“? ”‘90“ 1h,<11 11 1111,1111. .1111l attended 11111 1'. tt-ptionj
“- l0“ 11111.1;4111'11 “1“?“de ““1“ .\'o11h. 11111111 toilowed. There Were mash-211'
i own
NOR WALK l3
SOCIETY l
1
the 1
home of John Hadak. H Mouton!l
street. Sunday evening. The follow,
ing attended: Annie Baron. Julia 1
(1 1111111 (lull. ‘
l-Iliza- 3
Elf" .
mkota 10111111121111 10 T121415 is ('ans'.‘ 11111111111111 by 111'. 1;;111111111'1 .1111 Mr:
ing \lnfifllli‘d. 5110\\’01'." ““3th he i(.tlllio and ‘11]1'111111"]‘u('<'i 51111;; :1'1'1'1".
tween 11111 HOL‘li}' Mountains and the .11 5010; H 111 (lodinothm' of the (-111111
Ila-5155111111 1'111111. A secondary (“5' is Miss Minnie Garfield and Philip
turbancti (1111111111 111'111' Vll'z‘iml“ l5, 1‘1111~'11'0 was the (lotifatim'. l
causing 1111111111 and rainy weather ill 3 - l
fill" “afill‘t'tl 11111111111 of ”11‘ Lake "‘3' At a 111191 11111111111111 ht'id Saturdayi
111111111111111111111114211'1111112111 111 \llss \'10
let M. Afill'Wt'll, a lotal ‘sr'liool 11:11-11-
gfon and 1111111: 1110. Atlantic coast
from North t‘aroiina 11) Maine. The
391119111‘1111111s 1‘11 low it)“ ill“ “1‘35'1111L1’11', of 1111 South \111111 sin-:11, to 8111115
a! the 11111111111'1 11111 Ruth)! Mount .1111 “,1 () 11,,”3 (1,1- Georgetown and X1'\1'l
(1131:1115 and 111 1'111111'11 \‘1111 Eur. land. limit 1-1111'.-...<.1n111111111c1111 111' Mr 1110-
51111111.\11>'.A ( 11511111111. The lunch-1
A YEAR AGO eon was laruelv attended and .\ii'=1l
IWEATHER
TODAY. .\sliw11]l w.1< heartily (111115.11'111111at1d. ,
Tmnlicrutut.1: ilig’lt. 7“: l11\\'.'1 , . l
56. Partly cloudy. 1 hrst Lieutenant “1111mm (‘. Glad-i
111111111. 01‘ the l'nited State: Signal
corps. 111111111 Sunday with his parental
J_ . Mi. and \irs.11'11o1ge\\'.Gl.1dstone,oi
‘ 'ty ews South Main street.
1
| Cornelius Van Cocvering, of Gre~
. ' ' 3 ton. l). C, this morning, where he 111111
—~le 11111111111 mm“ A"! h‘_m""":1tt11nti a national session of Monker
will 1,1111 11 11.1111 and Gar-.m- 111 11110111 (”0,103 . *l'i:
1503’: Hall, tomolr'ow night. ' '
1
l Benjamin Harris, 11111 contractor,
Thomas. J. Smith, recently returned
from Liverpool. England. registered
:11 the lcity clerk's oillw this lllOl‘ll'
rug. ' '
real 115111111 dealer and foundry man of
Stamford, 1'111'111111'ly of South Norwnik,
has 111-en 111 \\'a.~1hington on a busim-ss
'11'ip.
1
f... 4.
The crop of potatoes 111 this vicinity.
gives evident-11 of 11111111,: 11 prolni‘sln',“
one, although it will probably be late.
Mr. and \i1's..l ,1). Flint, of Reed
street, 111011111111 to liotiulway lleach‘
.Sitturda)‘. and spent the week-end1
, . . ‘11'1121 .\lr.1'-. Julius 111111111, of Far Rock-l
Assxstance needed 111 eopyuig -1w~1v
transcription registration card's. Vol-
untary assistance 111 this work would
he. gratefully received by the city of~
finials.
is
W .
Miss l.odit'11 \‘i‘cid has gonn to New
,York city 1.1 1141111111 her studies in
‘thc art of dancing. '
Butler Lodge, 1, '0. t). l-‘., will hold-
:11 trim-arm} tonight of the initiatol'y
«1115.11.41. First nomination ofotilcern
1111: \i1'. and Mrs. t‘asielittno, of Humil-
ton 11111-11110.
gory Boulevard, started for Washing,
iv‘rank Albert of Brooklyn is \‘lsit-l-
Fred 7.11111 and little. child.
“'o‘llllf‘llilay evening. All members re-I
quested 10 be present.
)1 rs.
"BaitliW'" Fienuning. or South Nor- Mendy,
11.1111. 11.111 1.1 11.11'1‘1)“ escape Sunday.
v11 11 he 1111 on the running board 01' iDEATHS AND FUNERALS
1.1.11'011111' 111 Row :11'11111. in some nmn- l
m": his hand slipped from 11111 rail and
he tell from the car and landed on his
“and. Fortunately the
moving at '1 slow rate of speed
the. time, and he was not hurt.
and relatives in Norwaik.
James Edison Elis
.\1’111r :1 very brief
law'm yesterday, at his home in Broad
““11““ 90'1”)"- Of 1" “'00“ 5mm“ ' The. late Mr. 112118 was born in Nor-
first 3.30 or had this L-xum picked from‘wflni and qpent 1110 great part of his
““3 1’00““ 1” Roton Point. yesterday. life 111 this city. At one time he wa's
“Eben he boarded tho 12:30 o'clock engaoed 111 the fruit growing business,
car to go 10 South Norwalk he 1115- in ”,9 50”,],3 1,," a number
covered that $111 in change and $40 in
hills. which 'was in his left trousers
picket was missing. The money wn‘s
in :m envelope. and Mr. Scabe is un-
able to account for its disappearance
i(11111111111 his knowledge.
1111111, and 11‘.'ed for the remainder
River. .
The deceased is survived by two
3.~;on=,Gemgt.1 and James E115. .l1'. ., and
by two daughters the Misses Bertha
7 Attention all members of Norwalk and Elizabeth Ells
Ch'11l1'1‘l 0‘ Ametuan Red ‘010551 You Funeral arrangements which have
“'5 requested to participate in the not yet been completed will be an-
l'jdwrty Loan parade on Wednesday at- nounced later.
tornoon. Those who can do so will
make the effort and help in this way
to get up the enthusiasm that is neceS- lohn L Hyatt jr dide at his home
sari to make the Libem’ 103“ a ““301 his mother, Mrs. Allen '.Smith West
cs 33 in \orw.alk Those “ho will take, Rocks avenue Sunday noon, at the
B113“ Will please 1'91")” at headquarters‘ age of thirty years . Funeral services
'11“ street TUPSdM morning or at will be held from his late home Wedv
fiemoon. For further information and o msdfly afternoon at 2 30 o‘clock Burl
“I 0’ necessary work to be done, try 1111 in Union cometary. He is surviveu
and do your bit in this way. by his mother, three brothers, and
tour sisters. Mrs. Arthur Anderson.
Fred and George Hyatt. of Norwalk.
Mrs. Joseph Luckina. of Woonsocket.
R. 11.; Joseph Hyatt. of Harrisville, R.
I., and Mrs. James Foster, of Santoi—
net, Idaho.” '
John L. Hyatt, Jr.
Arrested Saturday night by Consta-
lile Oliver Clark for breach of the
peace, at his home in North Taylor
avenue, Frank Kozo'ski was arraigned
More India Condee this morning in
fine uptown court and was given ten
as: in jail, with sentence suspended.
Rancid was. then lined $1 and costs,
Charles D. Moeler.
Charles D. Moeler, two daysi old
which amounted in all to $8. 82. Frank
become onrdged in an; argument with
his: wife Saturday night, that assumed
mhgprop‘drtlons as to nececlltate po~
“‘11 11111111119111; 1 . ; 1.11. .1
child '01 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 'J.
Mooler, diéd yesterday at the home of
its parents at fid'u‘ncoln avenue. In-
terment was this morning in River-
side Cemetery. _
‘.\‘1-\1' (1111111111. spent the week-end with 1 1111'11.
.1011'11 up yesterday 111111111111; by stagw
in: a vaudmilh1 sliC‘llll of 11111111 own.
lRivcr. at the age of 81‘. years. i
0f had in>111utt'11
his 1110. .11 the l1 115 homestead in “road in :1 1":1111111 lo'
1
l
.the c111 yesterday afternoon.
[I love tried leverai amount um-
iedlcn."
piece out.
your trou-
urn.
6pc!“ at
the log.
1
i ' Pat. No. 1.141.536
is u u 1“
143110
II
kost YOU no more than the old
lfashioned ordinary
l 3 $1 to $5 Per Suit
Natural
blouse. Given .
twice the “fetch
in movement; of
the body ond no
worm elastic
imartion ot
Solid one
old fashioned
buck split to on-
noy you. Mode
enctly like
outer did. of
Two
button: do the
trick. Adjun-
od in I jiffy.
an...“ .1. ’1-
Would a physician dare risk his
reputation by recommending a
remedy he had no knowledge of?
Elli: have had underwear ills and
,KNOW what remedy we used
to cure them. ‘1
5
That’s why we say boldly. that
No
Rockincliair
Union [Suits
Will cure any underwear ills or
discomforts you have evEr had.
Will] all their
superiority they
kind.
RogersflS. Stevens
Norwalk
So. Norwalk
WESTON WHIFPOORWILLS
NOW SING lN TRIOS
WESTON. .lunc ll.—\\'instt1dhas
of 11011111114111) Weston itJr plu‘noulena 01‘ 111
’l‘hr1111 \\'hippoor\\'iils woke tip"
I
1
Perthcd on .1111 some hraneh the birds;
joint 11 forces in :1 vocal trio liOlll‘lilL',
forth 111eir1111111i1‘lous 110111.: 111 perfett
illueezs. James unison.
”‘01le “3" 13111.11... l-Jlls. out1 or \‘orwalk's oldest sical 1111'171101'. 11101 1111; its hill up and
ill and most well known citizens passed down like .1 11111011, to keep time
01111 of 11111 birds acted as 111111;
for
the others.
ANSONIA MAN FOUNDDEAD
WITH POISON BOTTLE NEAR:
ANSONIA. .lune 11:41.11 110.111 1.1";
Samuel Pierson, :1 11111111111111dealer.
l‘O‘.‘ 11l‘:(\‘.ll il‘111 [ltllit't‘l
:1 search. was found
on the outskirts of
llPSith‘
lllf) body was :111 12111111' bo'tie which
had 111111111111y eonmiucd 11 drastic 11014
son and :1 note 1111111311 111 Russian.
Tile note 111's not been translated.
Pierson was ~12 years old. He had
been suffering from a nervous break-
down for some time. according to
close associates.
_;
and
Rid of the Torment -
11' of Rheumatism
"Send me Foley Kidney Pills. '1 our
1 .
, 0f 3'0“”,11'1111 disappeaiwd from his home ias‘tl
11,20 he returned to 11121 home in '.\‘or-, Thuw'd. ..
Do a... Want a New Stomach?
Tf'heglasterReme? A Valuable
Oi yspepsla an J 1‘ Restorative
Indigestion "mm 10 "WW Tonic
Dr. Glenny believed Digealoncine to be the most effecting remedy ever discov-
Brcd for Dyspepsia. indigestion and many other common forms of Stomach
ulreu.
sleep and create: vigorous appetite. Iliayour own fault iiyou suffer longer.
1 111.1 improving in 111-111111 slut‘c l have been taking yrur 1121111111110. ‘11 11.111 11111111111 1.111 so
Inn-'11. lenn'r tn-Ii 111111 how thankful l :1111. 1111111111 1111111. I 1'111 Id 11111 lilt-Il'.’ without it hard rec-
1;111.1111.11l it. to many Hun- it has 1.111111: 1111.- .-'u much gumi \iil. 111‘ itl\\\\.\111n~on, \11.1‘.11r
Money btck if not satisfied. For full particulars, litcruturc a: 1.1 opinions regarding this valuable
rcmcdy which' 1: luncfittina thousands, nppl 1 1.)
HA AROLDA. MEAD. 8 No. Main Street. So. Norwulk. or
H. CLENDENING &C0., Main and Wall: '1.1.reeto.Norwnlk Conn-
ln‘su're'Y urTeeth
Better 1111114. the
dentifrice you
"are using 139311
V1 VAU DO U S
Peroxide Tooth Paste
3.5
.3“ , r.- .
kerosene to. undloin
Indnur
1.113311?
tub or m- pdoonl tooth
”$1.?“ to'VInuoggoot. Idiom
FEW EMERSON BUYERS.
lu—_'
sEAT?
DUBLIN, 1113. London, June 11,5255
a. m. —The death of Alderman Cotton,
Norwalk Not Hit Heavily by Auto'
Company Promoters.
badly done up with rheumatism alfd
they are the only thing that help
me." A. J..\Yalsh, Szicfiels, Colo.
Rheumatism is ctubbrrn-os a mule
-—it hangs on like u. leech—wants out
your strength—worries you with pain
~dragson your vitality-«deprcgzcs
your mind~alT(-ets your health!
Don 1 let it hang 1‘n vow! Don't give
up to 11.! Don: c'rcrlook Foley Kid-
ney P1117! For they work directly on
the kidncyts— one up and strengthen
them to the perfect. action ti. at kccns
uric acid out of the b10011. and clears
awartlo cause 0:1 rheumatism, 112.2:-
1220 and stiff, swollen, aching joints.
Begin. v.70 ., tod..:.' ., and 510.1 you 111'1
again lc active and free from pain.
111211111511 winds up 11‘; letter is u:
by saying: “I consider Foioy 123.2111;
Pills the best I have ever arsed, and
Your drastic: all: them.
Sullson Powell Corporation.
Norwalk people did Ml 11119“ verYiNationalist. Mémber of Parliament for
heavily in the Emerson Motor Car . South Dublin, has gm.” the Sinn Fetu-
company, revelations of the nature of erg an opporiunlty to try and win an-
which enterprise have been disclosedl tother seat in Parliament. The c5“.
lsinée the arrest of the promoters 0f1stituency is mainly composed of popu-
the concern.
llous suburbs, in some of which light-
lnquiry among automobile men ing occurred during the rebellion of
how's that a few Nor-walkers sub- 1916.
scribed for the stock of the concern,l The contest promises to be a bitter
Immediately relieves Heartburn, Sour or Cos-y Stomach, Dizziness, ;
etc. Tones the entire system—~supplics new energy—brings sound. refreshing ~
10f fused- -o11 porcelain.
51111111 FEINERS wm fiNOTHER Willis remarkable lining 1..
! the war.
Your dollaflra‘
can serve
in the ranksl
’Not every man can enlist; for active se1v1ce iii
‘;
as a nurse in tliol
Not every woman can serve
hospitals across the sea.
...-— ..‘
But every man and every woman; Yes, every
boy and’girl, can let their dollars do activ ,
SCl'VlCC.
Every dollar put into the Liberty Loan getsl
to work at once.
ngtc more dollars we put into tl 1:11 Loan, that
better work and the quicker work our sol-l
dicrsr will do. '
1
Those dollars will send them to the iron
furnish them food, buy the things the
need to do their share. _
We all want the war to be ended as quickly:
as possible. Every doll tar put into tho
Liberty Loan helps to sh ortcn it! . ;
Either we love America and appreciate its;
freedom and opportunities; or we do non:
If we do not love it and appreciate what'w
have, we are not lit to live in the Unitc
Statesnnd enjoy its protection, 1
If we value our freedom and respect our-home
it is our duty to help preserve that freedom
and that home. ”'
l.
The Liberty Loan is one way we can shovf
1
1
.33; 3511;161:- 1' ',
1; .
where we stand; 1 J,”
Buy your Bond Today
Choose a sweet 3
clean rclrlgcrator
that is easily kept- ~51veetl. ,.
and clean. l
that 011615 110 ltiding-‘
place for genus, that has ,
smooth and spotless as # V
dish of fine china. l 3
l .
.‘1: Choose 'a refrigeraioill
Choose a refrigerated
food- compartment 11;.
l
T 11.11 means z—Choosd
:1 1-:eo11ud Cleauablc r3;—
trigeraior. '
There are plenty of.
£0011 retiin'orators, wit
1111011 cases and walls that:- - ,
shut out heat and keep
cold, with nice fittings and convenient shelves. But‘ -
ere is only one refrigerator with a provision chamber.
made all in one piece and covered on the inside with a lining .
That is the Leonard Cleanable. 4,1,,
11’5’ This lining” 15 built even with round corners 10‘ mi;
teasy to keep every part cigan. it is smooth withoutfi
'seam, and so tough and firm that it will not crack eve!
i'tunder abuse. it is a special porcelain fused right on ill ,
lgteel lining at a temperature of 2,000 degrees! And ever
hing else about Leona1d refrigerators is in harmony Wtfil
in.
‘3
1}
yl-d-‘l' fil ‘35 311?.
f1} These sizes and styles now ready 27-15. 1‘
‘1'." Top 1111. 1101113 so 1111. ice-$23 , . .J 11:31: :' .1
1--. 1, Top 1111 1.01.13 851hs. ice—432 6:1. $11.11}; .'1 ' :11 :» 5.’
,“3 .il‘hree door style, side icing:—— _ ' ' fill
. holds 75 lbs. ice—$35 1:31.21“ ‘ ‘11”
'-holds 90 11.11.. ice—1111.50 '11:;
1, ' holds 131) lbs. ice—842.60 .3
. 1 holds 1110 lbs. ice—s47. so . 111:5? '
1? Four door style, 110111.. 155 lbs. ice—855 mama ‘ ' ’ ‘1
Two door apartment-house pattern, Ice capacity 90 tho—832,60
And tho new Bluest-3y refrigerator. mode by the Lébnord folks. will;
loo-plots. porcelain lining, ash canol-«,,...,,,,;§,I W5 mats.
. “Top lift owls:—
a'v\
. '«4
iWhiCh had a. display and representa-,one, Any division of the Nationalist”
’tives at the Danbury fair last year, but vote would give the Unionists an easy; ,1 1
119111! 40 lbs. ice—.1“. 50 K
holds 415 lbs. too-Ill
'1; holds '16 lbs. ice-r338.“
'rlim door style. old. icing,“
'1'
so far as can be learned no one in- victory.
vested any large amount, although party truce, the Unionists retrain froml
11,111 accordance with the'
promoters can ill afford to lose even cult will depend on the Nationalist
,the small amounts that they are out. loandidate they support.
113 lower door mm g '11.! "
(com and dropping to tom o
:oMi Wis lbI.‘
' ‘11“. “’91 loo-n.“
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