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ii to Washington Street 1': . “um..- __§
‘Hllflfllflniw Janna-mu.»
Thai’ 5 AM
Judge John ll. Light and Judge Wit-b
ham 1“. Tammany are in Bridgeport
today on legal business.
Mathew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Galbo.
was held at their residence,
'strcat. Tilt christening was perform--
Engineer Samuel W. iloyt Jr,, who ed m m” m JOE“? church at 1‘
68 Water Street has both ill for several wicks with “In?“ . MN Tim“? barns-id, the:
tonsxlitts, uzi= able to be out today, buoys .tuiit. was godmothei, andI
__y ' Philip t‘asvria from Bridgeport wasI
Tel- 7“ Regular business was ransacted last i"":i'“ii‘*r Ti“ christening was at
night at a metting' of Our lirothers' ttiidtd by many itlatiits and friendsI
LodguI x0 1'1. l. t). (l. l‘. trout liiidatpoit Stamford, Pail
' t‘hin'i»: :iiid :Jiililii .\'t)1".\'.ilk.
"Ht. ..iI-
WEATHER FORECAST.
William Powell, is «unlined to his ‘1
home in Wilton avenue, with an I... 4111111 grit tin-7.11:7; rialbo. Dancing (llldl
For Norwalk and \icinity: Un‘if‘l' tack 01' ”,9 hl'ippe. .singing was enjoyed throughout the‘l
flied. probably light ShUVV‘i’l'5 “might afternoon and evening. ice cream {131111
no? \l’edllt‘b‘d-Ili warmer Wednesday A regular monthly {Homing of the refreshments were served. The Gabi
W: “951”” disturbance “0W forms 3' Board of 1.}11'91‘101‘5 of th~ Norwalk field family Were all iii attendancei ‘ .
hing trough “1 10“' DE'PSSUH’ ‘JX‘E'ndjl’g lloslliial Assortation will he held to- MW- Neliit’ Caseria, iOI'lllk’l‘ll' Missb ' . .
flout Texas tiorthenstward 10 l'llll’i‘rl' night in lhii pnl‘iul' of the Not-wall: Nellie: .1',;ai'tttlld. came from llridgvport' Bathlng-sults
llkltigan, “'1'“ "“mel‘fi central over Club. .with her husband and daughter; \‘t’il-i 1’
K131115115 allIildl.'rll<i“ SIIlva‘iot‘I “11:53“: w ,litini Garfield cami- from Stamfordi . ' '
be; 1111“" t‘ “9‘11“”? “'1“ 5"“ (”I") Pastors of Norwalk [Spin-011.11 with his wife‘ and dau'hters. Mrs! ‘ 9* W
showers, in)?“ ”‘9 “01'1” MOtllllttlllS churches were in , Slillllftll‘tl today, it‘lot‘t-litt- tiallio, the icrnéivr Miss Flu\i Bonds or bondage. or s lmmlng
““113“! ‘0 ”1“ “11““ Willi)“- Sh‘MPrSI where they attended the annual inert- t‘llt't’ tiitl'fit id is the mother of 1110 i ' 1 . - . - - ‘
intuition» tilting the Atlantic mastI in; III. ”II, .111» it, haliv. .tmlt 1. living III South Notttalk , . . This son’s 1):llillllg"-Sllli$ are meant for Siiiiittmlrtg',-2 '
Skim; North Carolina to Maine. l’iezi't As one Speaker put 1t:
1 t‘ I 1 N! ”(1111 “i l "‘1 111011111
‘ ' V " ' " .‘ lll l" . ‘1 .. .. > f . ." n 1) 1"1
$31: “(311191 [)1“\ 111'.) Ill 1 it I 111 1113') 111 i it 1 r1 1' , III I I I I
«1311101... The temperature 1.3 10W 0"‘1‘s l‘liiit~tlitt oi this week, a huge flag
1
an the HOtifi'.‘1tillillillll disti‘itls and; pole has been t‘I‘drttlt‘ on 1111' grounds (it‘l’lt‘l’ili 111.» ill Flt‘xl his both in '
Ahw-l'iithlaud lot the l.lks Home on South Main vited to aittnd tilt dinnir gitc'n bvi
1 street.
‘tWEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Tetiiperatul 1': High.
Kt). tFair. _
City NewSi
Defense, at the Hartford t‘lub, on
Prosecutor t‘I‘aiiit-l‘ llegeman 1‘ \Vt‘illlt‘fiiil)‘ evening, to tit-nerd] Claiui
82; low. 1111 \l'asliinuton, ll, 1",, where h" la 111' once 1}. Edwards, of 1111 l‘nited States ‘
ltendiiig the national in «din: 01' 111“ Atini iii tommiiiid ol the l)t~pai‘tiitent
II dawns as 1"t‘i1Ii’aI‘IIIIIiiw 1101“ ill“ 1'3 of 1110' Nuiihwi st. with licaduuaittis
in liostun.
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, cal 111th of lltiitltt'i (iltillt)
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i The Connecticut (‘ompant has kind “515111111111 15.11”: Ktitillllil. “1
1y agreed to ( tlll\ the out Of 10“" thesiiitit strum t, will he inflll‘it'd
Iinusitians build and drum mills mem afternoon ,”
btis,coinit_15..v to the parade tuniotlow, 1110311 Sitisi. of “mum“. 1.. 1.
free of charge met its lines.
thin
.
A meeting of the Lilitity loan (ott-
:mtee will be held at the (‘ ity ilall at .
aoclock this to ening. II
’" William O‘Brien, of Qllllllltl’tl are
m. reporter on the l’ridtvepot't l‘eic
mm and f0!m"l Sentinel ”09011”, is
confined to his home by illnem .,
’illt’II
I.wetltli'nt; will take plate at the home
of the bride and Rev. William ti. (iii
A sketch «‘IIiiili‘il "A (735“ 1“" 311““ l'iii, pastor at 1111‘ South Norwnlk Mt“
loik llolme'i.” will he lll'i’fimli'pd 10' tliodist Church, will be lht‘ officiating
1111;. hi undei the ausllli‘i‘S 01 llll‘ '1”:I(1tl‘g'llldll
,‘-'lviivntll_\ Hot lt‘1\, of Grace t‘huieli, .
.1119 parish Imus? T119 510111112 “7111111I
nitz oitliestia will tender music.
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Miss littt'ion Godfrey,
int-vitae, and Miss Laura lteacli, of
ll‘l East . lt‘t'aiirc street, Norwulk, were among
d the graduates who received it. A. de-
least-d 11_\ the St. James Convalescent 2‘1"” r‘“‘51‘bl‘(ltil' ill New liOCllt‘llP (‘01-
Home has been sold through John '1‘ I1t‘L’t‘. Both Miss (.odlrey and Miss
Haves quenrvtthK-‘llonte pt‘ODlP who'Bcath ttte :raduutes oi the Mii‘wallt
I. ‘ 1 - 1
.will renovate and make mam ini- ”’gh Stitool.
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of w lll‘fn‘t‘lllf‘llli-i on the pi‘nllt‘l‘i)‘. 1
1 .
of t} 'i‘ayioi'
The large dwelling. No.
avenue. owned by Harvey Shaw, all
1
i
t
~lll: tiow’tls ul'e attending the stile'
t
a! Mintzn. .
1
Franklin School field day at Amuse-
mmt Park, which was to have been
Barld today was postponed this morn-
“ until Thursday because
.
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.‘lliss Rose Land.
1 Sitill‘l‘ of Attorney:
——.—.__‘~---—
. gum aw. m .
‘l‘he christriiing rert pilot: of Joseph
32 this-«1
The must-I
\lr. tiara-.111, t‘hal'it's Gain}
The 11 cr ptlon iasit- (11
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Ilium-nor Holcomb and the t‘ouncil oti
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o: St) 0"‘(10111 to (ieolgoi
rim. . ternary-awn"?
‘ "fit-film
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M. Jon: M. In.”
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"5" “’(llllt‘llfl will enjoy them—for theyu cuot $65555 131‘
swimmino-suits.
Would you rather buy bonds or go into bondage?
Would you rather pay taxes to tribute? Clever, some :thnost- daring, close titling, with no 3 ‘
u
plus of fzgtbiic mostly knitted of fine wool which does lit;
it is better to help Uncle Sam now than to lose our all
grow Cold and impait :1 chill.
1
up
greens and sucli .
, later.
And what colors! Bri 4'11t blues and
ransom .
yellow stripes on some. of them, and blue!
it is better to buy bonds than to
our cities
‘ from an invadei. ‘
. , _. Si” " t wit 0'1 ‘wi " 0‘ .' z < ' '
Liberty Bonds are sold to get money to remove danger ‘ \\ 0mm 0 b) 5 111111111114 “1" immune ibe-e swig
of invasion; their proceeds will be used EVERY PENNY to
win the 11:11 against militarism.
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Prices range from $6 up.
Second floor.
\
Buy your bond now; but a few days remain for you
to act! 11:.
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grounds.
A postal card from James Kelly.
Summer of the Naval Militia,
vision, stationed at Boston, Mass,
Was received yesterday by (‘ity Clerk
molten Dokiis.
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‘ v—,,\n oppnritinitythat comesbut 011cc
:1 life little Io secure stapie merchan-
dise at such low prices.
$112M, (.‘o. no offering during their
. . I
Wing out sale. I l
‘ —~»lt will pay you to lay in your
mock ()1 hosiery, underwear, gloves,
motions. house dresses. for your l‘u~
1!}an wants, at the prices the Mintz
Co. are offerin: their merchandise at
Meir rinsing out sale.
r
Because the report of the Board of ’
Ifitl‘ncatlon upon the building of the
an: schools is not ready, the school -
flint] issue will not come up before the
homicil this evening. increase in pay
k the police and fire departments, to-
gahEr with the giving of a quit-claim
flease 161111" Norwalk Tire & Rubbet
mummy property, are the only things
(jfir‘lt will come before this evening's
Fitting.
a “A.
«House Peters-Kathlyn Williams in
“Else Highway 01 Hope," Regent to-
En:
b The joint meeting of the
dmntittre from the Girls' Friendly
{moiety and the Tiintty Men‘s Club ofI
-‘.ll‘rimity Episcopal Church was held in
like club toms last evening. to make
arrangements for a dance to be given
1'
Fifth ili- ‘ '
which the .
of the day.
special
tll'ill of 1119
C. N. t“... will be held
tonight in the local :triliory. A llllSh
iie‘ss meeting will be held after the
drill has been completed. During llie'
business session, the company will,
vote on the question of iiiatrchinu iu‘
tomorrow afternoon‘s Liberty Loan
parade.
A regular semi-weekly
qirtli t‘oniiiany,
I
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A hearing was held _\'t-L~:terthty in the,
.X'orwalk Probate Court. before .ludce
'llenry W. Gregory, on tht- cataté or
the late Nelson Taylor. The hearinu’.
which was held on the account of the
executives of the estate, was :1 lengthy
one. which occupied the ui‘eatcr part
The accounts were allow-
ed as presented.
The Liberty llontl sale was again
given it boost last evening when loral
SpPl‘lkGlS at the Palace Theatre urged“
the putchase of the bonds by the pub
lic, Rev. John Stapleton Rm Il‘ted-Ii
erick “' (‘olomau film? 61:11:? 3:11:31: visit to South Ni l\\.|111, yesteidav 1
F- Tammany gm "19 a S ' and cullel ml f"» . . i . it . ‘11— hen '0 m n (ther hin " ar 11 on ’ iit .
Subject Much enthusiasm was tir-ous ‘ “mu 1‘] l‘" (’15 n‘m‘. W g W S a y 3 t 35 e 0 ‘ 6 S m d" ’1"
ed through these addresses and it isi
hoped that a large number of bondsI
'will be sold in this city timing the re
maiuing four days for the sale of in
bond issue.
‘ Maurice
l‘lt‘li to Samuel Rilst‘ln't‘ll,
day at the bride‘s home at the Regina,
Mansion, Brooklyn,
was present at the wedding and ur-‘
rived home yesterday.
avenue, l‘111"l'1i11111‘11 last melting
a card party,
and the
one.
. wus starved.
and family are now at their sumnteri
home. in Ridgcfield
Misses Priscilla
Chisohiu are with them.
who is with the United States Naval[
(‘otist Defense RvSt-rvcs enjoyed a fur
laugh in this city over Sunday.
Twotnbly. outfielder ol' the lloaion :\'zi<
. l
,tional Baseball (‘luh who was released
a few days ago to the Louisville tflulll
Land, of this sister, was 111.1 -
laSl Thurs-
1
.\'. Y. .\li\. land:
Ali's. Iloract- ll. X11011 of liiiuwotid
with:
were 11‘“ faith-31
not an elaborate
:t dainty collation
lel t'
1‘ hair was
After cards,
Mr. and 3113.13. Ogden L‘hisohm
Don’t main: dress!
To Mother, who is harmed by many thing's, this WOld
_-, ,_ pf advice—:
iii 1;. l.’ n r“. . -- . "
””‘~ “W U ””m“ T"““"’ a. ,iI-iiiv Do not make dress for Daughter’s graduating. .13
,Tlt tad all ready for wearing, at fair
;ost of petty new style, of nice inateiial. 4-,, ,t,
(1‘ here is absolutely 1110 need of Cutting and fitting and
for
and
lllt' season.
1‘. M argarel W.
.‘l
Joaeph Morton, of Satiraiuuk. paid aI
TWOMBLY GlVES ursALi. 111k“ 'HOIW IllUCh 10 ptyl’ Simply $5 or more to as high .51
MEllFOllll, Mass,
.lunc l2.—7(:corge
light an
come; that very instant dress
Beauties of many sorts.
OCCilSiOllS.
figmed in delightful patterns.
Yes; excellent lot of dres
tire as you wish—with ample yalue at each price. ”:3" t "
“WED “"'“’ “F Elwood (1001:. 1 h ““1 " l
1.1.1: ;.-n~
if” $12 50 to $25,
1 ‘ \Itm.
Lovely dresses.
Very instant that June’s Sllll makes a cool
Pure white dresses, vhite dresses with figures in COlOl‘,
colored dresses of many agreeable hues
, 'And every sort ready itt plenty and in such array of ’ 1
sizes that one is sure to find a tit.
mom
J cool
dress wet-4'
es are here in plenty.
‘ 3'
‘ rat-u?-
Simple models handsomely- ilillllllc‘d styles for dress
Plain beautiful wash fabrics, dainty washable cottonsi’
1
LED“
ses for women of full fi it
1.11"
31.1111 WW“
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i YARD AT DANBURV FAIR '1): 11111: 11:11::1:111“?:fifltilt‘tiigiinlciitinsfi . “jury” after fourthen years .101 liti- less. The firm was fighting for itself
GROUNDS the had quit professional baseb-i1'I‘ g'ltion. Their «an .e is it hard one, and first .but also in the interest of all
.._..... l‘wombly said if he was not Food sympathy for them is justified. Theyemployers. .
id 8950 Feet 5 . ' .. l or will-1 . . .
New Haven Road T° it”. enough for the major leagues no was are suffering for no persona . it was and is necessary either that
TM New YzfrkTraIzI,“ Ham“ ,de timing to tetlie from baseball altogetli 31103:“:ro 11:1}.P1titdilldi~t:1?etdniigzii tit: these foreclosures shall be pressed or
Hattfoid ailioad has two large can
.tliat admission shall be made that
. - . - ' . , - e . . ~ . .
promise 0f mp”- “mom to save th in there is no personal i‘csiionEibility for
nity of . . . ~ ' .
Dig the tvlo organizations the last weekI stiuction DI‘OlE‘Cid 111‘ il]:\\'(‘)ll(:l’lille sec‘ PENN. STATE ATHLETES Iltainilefss from the acts which theIII boycott waged ruthlessly,
fit! .lune. Special committees. were ap- Daubury one. is e "Mk between DEFEAT PITTSBURGH unions officutlly ordered Hess” and unlawfully. The. hatteis
all take cliaige of tiou of inteimediate
Tl-lREE l—lURT lN AUTO SMASH.
l
iIWaterbury Man Held on Charge of
Driving While Intoxicated .fi
‘ uranium, Julie 12.——w11nam in. k
iiviiietts, :Jr., of 21
Iin three weeks in the
Itcrday.
this morning by
local police —__
\Villrtts was represented _in court: .
in of Waterbury, who will
Judge Lemon 0):
Waterbury. The judge said that, they
fth man in the party was Robert Lar- ’
shortly: .
Prospect street. sail to serve in the American Ambula ‘1
cattse—lWaterbury, was held in $3.000 for trial ance Corps in France. ‘
' minted to bite a h
fliflkt’ts and to secure a first. class Oi-ID STATE COLLEGE, Pa., June 12,—-
q‘zhestra. 't'OTlSll'UC‘wnt as described Penn State College captured the an-
days paper. The 011‘" is the construc nual dual track and field meet from
tlon of about a mile and a half 0f the University of Pittsbuigh, here yes-
what the load terms imermedme-teitlay, by the score of 68 1 3 points to-
track at the DanburY Fair Gr°“nd°" 527 .3
These tiacks, which will be long Sid
ingsI will be three in number and
about 8,900 feet in aggregate lengill
and will have it came“! of 224 cars
The railroad recently 11011131It 0011' Prevent Foreclosure
siderable land in the vicinity 0f the The following is from yesterdav's
Fair Grounds for the purpow OT DTO‘ , New York limes:
.viding room for these tracks. ““311 The dectee has been signed for
Maribuiy and Hauletville. now undo
in yester-
o
“a.
:—~ETHEL BARRYMORE
:3 super feature in seven putts—“The
toll of Her People," acchmpanied by
milestra afternoon and evening. At
fie Regent Wednesday and Thursday.
Matinee 100, evening 150.
'A§K FOR and GET
Loewe CASE. COMMENT
New Yark Times Says Unions Should
when the work will be commenced has foreclonin-e on the homes of 140 hat-I
not been decided but it probably will ters against Wm“ luoewe & 00., se-
be within a short time.
: right 81
l Matted Milk
. Subltittlm "Colt Y9” mm
Iicured ti judgment by the Iverdlct of
N
1 They are 1101 1119‘ victims 01 their and their formal employers are bothi court yesterday morning on a cliatge
Iemployer “41039113319955 they ‘13 entitled to sympathy. All who beaiof operating .1 motor vehicle while un-
ISlI‘Oyf—‘il by their boycott. “WY 1"“1 lieve in the reign of law in industry der the influence of liqum His arrest
1m personal grievance against- him are_ 101ml) lnieli—‘Sit‘d with Loewe & followed an accident at midnight Sat
Iow’l‘ conditions 01 labor The firm Co. in. biinging to a petception 0f I'ulday in which his car ctashed into a
“'35 DFOSDGFOUS and a good employel their error, not the 110 batters buttree on West Main street. Three oc-
when it. was ordered ‘0 “Clulie all their trade associates who abandon- cupants were taken to the hospital..‘
but unionists from the 51101) as it part Ied them to the laW, afer lnstigntintz One of them, Samuel Jones of. Cliff
of a national campaign 10 “1011119 their act and piomtsing to save them street, Waterbury is still in a danger-‘
the industry. TWO million federation harmless. Every offer of compro- one condition at; the Merlden hospital,
i515 1"!in against their single driver-i misc 101'193'5 than the law allowed when it was said he may have a frac-b
1‘55"? ill a war waged 0”" the can has been rejected not; by the firm ture of the skull. He is unconscious. '
tinent. The firm is 85 11111011 “‘9 vic~ but by the unions. Now it is SUE-Another. Henry S Rowland, of 14 PineI
tint of. the federation as 1119 “91°11” gested that the unions will indemnify street Waterbury, is somewhat im-
1513. W111] all important dimEl‘enCe-Ithejr DImeBl‘S after their homes have I‘,p10ved the 1105mm] authorities say,i
The foreclosed batters wore tt'lghting been sold. It is an admission that but is not entirely out. of danger. John
for their union, and in NilEWE “Poll the unions ought to save the homes IO‘Brlen of Cooke. street. Waterbufy,.
its written Pledge to hold than harm front being sold. 1mm discharged from the heapltal yessi
Snort, Skirts
The newest in Figured Cort,
dut 0y, Figured Silk, Poplin and
Gabardine
$1. 00 tol s$10. 00
In Georgette, Crepe de Chine
and Lingerie ‘
$1. 00 to $8. 00
S cta at 1 . ,
An attltigctive lin§ 318 Sport.“
Waists in Figured Silk. Also
£1311 colors, with fancy silk col-
o
3 514-4“
Norwalk Chronicler