Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 16, 1917 · page 11

 
 

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Cards.
Less, 25c.

Business and Professional

0!! this yummy-Five Words or

$1.00. Sheldon Iii-Caps Double Price.

 
 
 

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Miscellaneous Ads.

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TO LET.

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WANTED-PARTY “’ITH MOTOR-E
'cirrie wishes to deliver parcels for a, for light housekeeping.

T0 LET—A FURKISHED BOOM:
All canyon-1

FOR SALE.

FOR
pups.

SALE—SCOTCH COLLIE
Method Mikusk. Pillow street.
:16 at

 

'ntimber of hours each day. "(711313951 iences. 20 Madison street. 11 3L1
. neoiiuhle. Address box 703. South , -1
hornets. 116 in TO LET-‘5 ROOMS i sewing'rooin

 

‘J‘tlct’d chef, waiter or butler. Good South Norwalk.
inference. fumes Thomas, care 01
(no. H. Miller, Shortdlaven. ill} 31

 

 

WANTED—’X‘ULING MEN t‘tlAM‘ii a
13 learn the florist business. All year Harris & (ix-ins, Witter street. 1'14 3t
sound work, $2 per day to start. A3»
tfiil' any day including ,Stinday, Rows)"
‘lun tireen Houses, itowaylon, Conn.

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TO LET 4 ROOMS PLEASANTLY

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“den plot if desired.

’rtai. 473-3 or 31354.
. ward avenue.

Rent moderate.
Or call 84 Wood-

 

WANTED~BlG PAY 5X1) STEADY
\‘xdl'k for girls and women in large
rubber shoe factory. Experienced
grits earn $10 to $13 at week. Inexpcr-i
i~-itced one paid a worth while salary,

' ‘ , t ' l 'liilé . .

ind given {1:611}??? é“: 1:: :1 ”in“: street. near railroad station. Apply Al-

;tmmm “ “'1 a ‘5 a 0‘ , , ‘ ".exauder Whine, 01 1-2 Ely avenue. 'i'el.

inve- town, near large cities. trood , _ _ .
11100. 1]") 3t

Illk‘dll‘t‘s, i‘ine working conditions, cout-

:' ”i? 531:1“er 1”," 1°" (1351:: d212,; T0 LET—STORE AT ii WATER
1"“ "‘ ’ '99 ‘n’ur‘mm ' :street, also loft. at 40 Water street,

’ W ‘ ' r ‘ ‘ t- t '1 'i:
“”2““th PH“: ‘3?“ f"? 1':;3"lgwlSouth Norwnik. Inquire of Edward
mom for all. (.00 lOrlltb .t \ , ‘Farrell, 24 liavlland street.

. 'tciits. llon't decide now. \\',rite today

fur illllsli‘flifjtl beinklPl—“A GOPd‘ .1001 TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT“
itt Helicon Pulls. Address Employ-i.2nd t‘loor, rear, Swnrtz & Corbett
silent Dcpt., Beacon Italls Rllbllelxmock. Rent $10. Also loft. steam.
"M09 0”" ”mom; “115' Lonn. .110 athunted, light on all sides. Otis Elec-

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{and 1 mm m g 1 'r 1 . b 1 FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE, PRO-1
. . ., . . . , ' ‘ _ltl'lk‘ . 0181 in ass-.fitable retail blis'lite
WANTEWPO’SIWON Ab ltkl'hh'nient. ltent $15. Apply 48 Sprisg Stu; walk. Best lunation, business in Adieasterly by land of“ Michael Ratchw m Van Zant MPH-4' Friday afte
‘condition. lm'cntory $3,800. Will selllf0rd and “'1“;
e fol.;said Ratchford land, in part by
To LET—~6 ROOMS 31 WASHING-1improved teal estate. .\'0 reasonable1 tract of land hereinafter described, in
ton street, also space for automobile 0m..- refusgdl. Write to, appogmmemfpart of land of Carmela 330081181”.
1 53 .South Main street. Apply at, to investibate. P. 0. box 465, South‘and in pal

Sr; in South ‘N'or-

at sacrifice for cash or exchang

‘ Noi'walk, Conn. .115 3t

 

FOR SALE—HORSE, WAGON,

situated, bath, tubs, range, gas, gar- harness cultivator Cheap, No use for-lamb wife and now

them. E. F. .Souie, Chestnut
Road, (‘runbury Phone 1332-3.

 

FOR SALE—DOUBLE HOUSE 14

 

maii'e News Store. 3'14 3t
FOR SALE—«COMPELI. CD T0
sell. Cash or easy terms. Building

lot at Harbor View Beach. Party
leaving town. .\'0 reasonable otter
‘ret‘used. No denier. Apply to 31

Washington sire-it, first floor, Mrs.

1 11091161:

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FOR SALE—41011314], WAGON AND
harness. \ery cheap. Phone 1109, or

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Icull at 54 First street, East Norwulk.

 

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WANTED Bl‘tt‘OV F411 . CT 'tric elevator service 5,000 sq.- ft. of. __ iompson 114 3t
" ‘ ‘ ‘ “’ ' " t . F ‘11 )r art'culars‘ '-
oders men sisqetfimd $31. :1 week 1mm: 'gdeW9]l°Ei§f:r 1,10 p l I BARGAIN —- MARION noun
its big rubber shoe factory after at” y ‘ ' litter in perfect running order.

 

few months" training; $2 a week dur-- ,— , ‘ :1
ing the, training period. with $1.50; “£2425: ESEO£EW$¥ 2112:2122:
bonus each week for six days' worth; 209 Washington street Fast .NorWnlk
.Men 1.10 lbs. and over preferred. Ablatid 39‘ llhupei strcfltl 'NbrWnlk lu-
tractiv‘e‘ town near large. cities. Fine'uulre 64 South Mdln 'street. Tel 60.
theatre, band , concerts, athletic, ‘_____ “y _
grounds, hall for dtincing. Free liostii- _,__ LOST.
1211. Free insurance. Work for girls ...
and women too. No labor troubles.‘
‘Iton't decide no“: Write for illtistriit- one eye. Return to 43 Quintnrd live.

 

 

 

 

 

 

«I booklet, “A Good Job at ilcncon'nup_ South Nortvltlk and “.091“. re-
tl“.tlh:.," Address Employment 00111., ward. '
Deacon Falls Rubber Shoe (70., Bea-1-. -.,:“:_-:——v_,._._.-_. ...- ..
(‘Oll Pulls, Conn. .116 ill
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WANTED—GOOD OPPORTUNITX, . INSURANCE _
lo learn but making. Young men FIRE . BOILER
untitled. The Croiut 8: Knapp ‘Corn— LIFE WAR RISK
many. 516 ill ACCIDENT

‘ . BONDS

WANTEDWHIO (‘ORDS UP “001). STEAMSHIP TICKETS
clt‘her delivered at the yard on ittctllc NOTARIES PUBLIC
woods. Raymond Bros. it ..t

WANTED—AT oxen nnxcti 'l‘ M‘ Laymn &Co‘ Inc"
motders for bruss works. Iligh wag- Real Estate and Insurance
l‘t; paid. Apply Mr. Rn‘sscll tit Mu- South Norwulk, Conn.
imckemo Hotel between five and

 

 

 

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2114 315; ..-. .-.. - . . .
13 f l ow

WANTED—BOY T0 \‘idi ee , r0" 'ne

newspaper route. Lly avenue. (linil‘lt‘l. Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer

WANTED—“'O’MAN AT BAN-NEW I" H, BAXTER
'l‘rztkery; 5 Monroe street. 113 4“ Druggist

 

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WANTED—100 CORDS OF WOODi
either delivered or in wood lot. Ray-g
montl Bros. jtri (it

SALVATORE CHARIOTT

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Estimates given on all kinds 0! con-
; tract work. Work solicited and orders

. ,, ‘givcn prompt attention. 26 Wood
WANTED’OM" Oil “‘0 GOOD.sI.rcet,-Sottth Nortvnlk, Conn. Tele-

hoys to work in garden. Good pity. , phone 810-3.
Apply to Brown‘s fruit farm, Brook"
aide. J. H. Brown. South NOI'Wfllli.‘
‘Conn. R. D. 2.7 West, street. in 3tI

WANTEbr—FIRST CLASS AUTO;
1n exchange/for lot on Fifth Street!
East Norwnlk, 50x150, opposite the!
Banks residence. “film box 103,}
Flushing, N. Y. 11126 ‘tha

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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'WANTED—JTO BUY ALL KINDS 1

of. cutie. Best prices pnid. Extra!
fine-is for calves. H. Friedman, 35 Ely;
- IMEEG. T91. 1151. 120 11‘

1mm museums or
summit: WALL menus

is an easy task here. We show

 

 

 

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Items and plain colors that. we

\NANTED—FIREMEN
WANTED—GIRLS

We have openings for. . lroqnirement'. And ‘ we can suit

81.3mm piny purse, too. We carry. papers,
Neckbandm‘ ,m every grade, so any price limit
Cutters. —.

you may have set can he accom.

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liter domain Co.

ClueuypeabOdy; Ffifibfkfin :E‘FSEWEMEEF
 ‘51: Co, Inc. _

It‘inal' examiner‘s. 1
. Soft shirt. folders. 1
If you are not experienced we will ‘
teach you and pay you while learning:

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Limbo, Brooklyn's
‘ ichp’rnplon is the guest lottD..Tor‘tor-
otio; of ”this city. Ho‘wtlijbo‘mntcn
led with Young NicAuiiite,”"ut Bridge-
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l'ly renovated houses with
intents. Several barns on premises

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101101”), will take any reasonable offer.
TTei. 5t2-3 or call 126 Washington
street. 1

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FOR SALE—0R TO LET, 2 NEW-
improve-

1nud 15 acres of good farming land at

LOST-“A BOSTON TERlllOll, ”AS. 0011“- ltli’llililt'e. Mrs R. Tarlov, 161

lflrove strcct. Tel. 753-12.

 

3 FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
1with one-hull acre of land on West
1Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-

pike. Must be sold at once to close

gestnte. Small amount of rush requir-
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh d: Cnndce. Attys. United Bank
building. Tel. 535-2.

 

" roe SALEaAli' i‘linhi’L‘tr Ronni
Wilton, 108 acres, 8 room house, it
barns and other buildings, most of
land can be cultivttted, on high
grounds: titty and wagons in burns.
Whole can be bought for $4,500. llztlf
cun remnin mortgage. Must be sold.
This is your opportunity.

1 Ask Johnfl‘. Haves

Real Estate-Insurance
7 MAIN ST.

BUSINESS NOTICE".

PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter‘s supplies; wall
,paper. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
1 Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Itiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
I White, 61 Lil Ely avenue.

NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

TRUCKING
Automobile .trticking 01‘ all kinds.
Long distance moving a specialty.
!\\’e go anywhere. B. Hershfieltlt, 1232
“Voter street. Ollice phone 29-1. House

:plione 1932. .116 tit

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1's. Fifitfrlrinorof D. 07
; CHIROPRACTQR
i Graduate the Palmer School or

t Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, 8.11-
1nounces the opening of his office at
= 100 Washington street, over Peoples'
1 Trust Company, South Norwalk, Conn.
1Otiice hours, 10—12 a. 111., 2-5 p. m.
I Sundays and evenings by appointment.
Telephone 456. New York office, 2875
Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-
iotde. W. F. Casper, D. 0.. Ph. C. 'as
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I new BASEBALL RECORD
SHARON, Mass, June 16,—An un-
;usual baseball record has been made

80, many varieties bow in Pairing; the Lowell High School nine. Since,

at , [joining the SchOOIboyh-League several
103'n 3 15 any taste or meet July years ago, the team has never won til

13111115 The 1917 season closed yester-
.day with the Sharon Club’s reCOrd
Estill intact.-

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:anter grounds Sunday morning at

10:30 o’clock.

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f'wanted.
. clerks. $75

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C'LUETT'S TO CLASS AMERICANS.

The Pluett. Peabody and Company
1111118 will cross'bsts with' the fast!
'Americnns of the East Side on thei

Late Examiner
The players should U-‘S- Patent
report on the grounds lit 10 o’clock. “Office .
‘ ‘ . 1 ‘ f _ I.
WANT-ED—MEN, ,. 18 OR OVER,
Govern’mentf railway mail;

I month..'fi-Littt government
jobs tree. Frankiiniglnstitute, Dept,

 

 

 

 

:bus'y, who had long been‘in ill health,

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l' ' - ‘ eni' n, h ,

K auction, on the pr_ 15% on t e . died on Thursday at her summer home

second day of July, 1911 at two o clock, . ’
The family spent .

. . in the Adirondacks.
t it ' oon ‘ lit, title 'Ddr . .
m be a 9m ' all “g A last summeigat their home here, and,

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interest as Hank Racanelli, late ,while they had expected to come here‘

-'-"S‘ ‘r't ecese, ,
20;“dltl'] "l. aidf ngtdlEa'th d in aanddl later they had gone for the time to the:
a at 9 me O S ' ’ Mrs. Lounsbury was in‘

to the following real estate, to wit: 1:;12?gdhcl:}f:ighth year 1

All that certain tract of land, in ' ‘ 1
quantity six and forty-nine hundredthsg
16.49) acres, situated in said town oft
,Norwalk, and bounded northerly and

 

James Kinnane.

 

 

Jame.S Kinnane dit-d at his home!
rnooii,
southerly in part bY‘ after a, three weeks illness, He is1
the= survived by one daughter. Mary 19‘;
'Liiiy. Funeral will take jllat‘e Mon-I
islay morning at St. Joseph’s church.
land will be private. Please omit!
't by land of Daniel A. New-i flowers. 1

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comb: westerly by land of Edward,

linuden and wife and northwesterly by BRITISH TROOPSSTRIKE

land formerly 0L “'1“le R COlbel'tli ALONG ENTIRE LINE1

of Robert H. Ktthu ,

H‘il nerf and wife' HELD BY THEM 1N1
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‘ 'All that certain tract of land, withi NORTH FRANCE 1

1the buildings thereon standing, situ-l I

 

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O LET‘SEt‘ONl)‘ .it‘IOOR ..G. i'oolirs, all improvements, at 10 CoveYbounded northerly (“19 hundred ““wimawm 0f the ”mp“, ha“. been1
rooms and bath, all improvements. street, East Norwalk. inquire ‘3: Cole- fifty (150) feet by the tract above des- “

“"(‘llt‘l’allY credited with being:
~ . » nd now or late 1* - . . 1
.Uflb‘Z?’ efi‘::“”:y lsaavings Society" strongly pro-Ally tti sentiment,
:0 ie . o z .' .

while the aristocracy leaned
50mm!“ in part by land of Charkshvartl the side of Germany. At thcl
Acquino and m part by land of mn’lsaitic time the demand for internal:
liel A. Newcomb, in all one hundrf’d
and eighty-three (183) refit and west-
!”"ly in part by a highway and in part. I111‘s: role in the growing unrest.

‘hy land of late Danielh. Newcomb.i No new developments have och,
1“"‘1 now of Carmela Rnumeilt. .m'cttrrctl iii the Greek situation, lltit1
1“" 1“" hundied and seventyiivt‘li" England the triumphant return
; 1275) “’9‘; " . to Athens of Vciiizelos is predicted,
1 A“ ”1‘“ “mm“ trust or ‘and‘ mm a step almost certain to be follow-
‘he ”mam“ memo“ “mam“ in ed by the definite alignment oil
quantity mum?” and .me'quaner‘tlreecc on the side of the l‘llllt‘nl.‘
1‘H 1’“ “”9“ more or less. situated The violence of (lcrman com-
in Said ““1““ .m Namath; bounded ments on the abdication of King:1
northerly in Dim by land”)? or me (‘onstilntiile shows how strongly
10f Edward A. pattison, “1 part by "ma .thc disappearance of the kitiscr's
ot Dominick Kecastri 150 feet, and "Tmn‘ul “n", has itfi’cctcd Berlin. -
than by 1ami of Web“! ‘ 3mm”: 1’AitlS,.lunc ill—it is officially
3911319le 50 1'9“ by “91“ landvol mmi.1lillnt)l.lllt'(‘(l that the transport An-
,nick NECK-‘31“ and W highway knownjliillli was lt’tl‘pt‘tlocd in the Ionian
its Lower Rocks Road or Aiken baite Sea on Julie 1], while proceeding:
‘or street: Willie”! running 1° “ pomt.untlcr escort. lit‘tl‘lills were at
land southwesterly and westerly bY‘mtce thrown iii the track of tlic1
‘innds now 01‘ fflmli‘l‘li' severally “',sitltliiat‘ilic. which did not rc~I
the heirs of Henry Milihmb Rufus J'zitppcur. The Alumni wits 'lilkt'll in!
lAllcn. hell's 01 7301's. Margaret quall'lttlw by one oi" the coli\'o_\'iil;.r shipm
kinond, William AWN-*0“ ““1 ”m“ but sank in it few hours. 'l‘hcrcj
lltlizzard. and! also westerly 50 “‘01 bynvrrc no casualties. 1
said land of 13011111110k NN‘H‘MI “Md; The Alumni was it vessel o1“,
'tmct being subject 10 a right 01 “'“111175 tolls. She was built ill lls‘fltlt
Bu feet wide to and from. said Mk‘fi in t'qu-nliatrcii. 111111 was owned in:
long the southerly ““9 0‘ F“ ( Marseilles, I
1 land from and 10 501‘" N9" PARIS-lune lfir'"1\ scmi-ol’liciul‘;
.llttlt‘ suys that the German sttbtnti-’
.5" which was towed into

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1custri land.
1 For particulars and terms ilPl‘ll' 1°,l‘1llt' l' _.
' JOHN J. 'CUNEO. ,t'ui'iz on June 11, was operatilrly
Administrator outside that port. (in Julie 1:3 31‘

lloodncr building, \t'nsbington 811001- Norwegian stcuiticr was torpcdt‘tctlf
1tlfflllit‘lYtl illltl 11 Russian sailing.
;\'(‘RI\‘(‘1 between lllll‘lit‘llt‘ :tntl Ctr;
«112, which lcztds to the belief that 2
’ti group (11' submarines hits bccit'I
sent to blockade the ports of t‘lt-I
div. and ”mint. 1
l'li'l‘lilltlllAl). viu I.olitloli,1
Juno l4.~—.-\ large delegation of,
Russians Illitl .\lllt'l'lt‘iill%. including}
scvcrtil ministers. the chlci' of 11101
locul military stuff and the entire1
personnel of the American cm-
bitssy lllltl consular establishments-
greeted the Root commission on?

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, NOTICE
Third Taxing District at the City of
Not-walk. Special Meeting
The electors of the Third Taxing,
Ellistrlct of tho (‘ity of Not'wnlk arc.-
1ltcreby notified and warned that there
twill be. it special meeting of wild dis—
1trict to be held on Tuesday, the 2611i
itiny of June, 1017. at. eight o'clock in
11110 evening, at the Marvin school
‘jhouso in said district, to; the follow"
.ing pin-poses: . » . *its :tl'i‘lYill here yesterday "the“,
1 .1. Ta (‘gtmlmim‘ whether 3r “3:? :3: Hum]. .\ Lriltti'tl (if ll‘tmps stood at
135‘?“ “'fnillssxzbgrfiwul“(gem A:_‘illlt‘llllttll its the special rolled into

10“ ‘v n w ' ‘ I“ ‘V ' ' the station. .
iSPnibly 0? the "SW“ at Connecticut Mi l'nitctl Sluice Ambassador Frau—
UMT' onmled: “A“ ‘ch Ant owing. cis presented Foreign Minister,
ithe Third Taxing District of the (it) g'l‘cresclitciiko to the cliicf‘ mom—1

oi’ Not-walk to Issue Bonds. ,1)?” of the cmiimissimt. after;
2. it sold district shall determine to

rissuc bonds. as 91‘0”de in said act.
‘then to decide and determine the. sev-
local and aggregate amounts of 111
’serial bonds to be. issued under the
.authority 01’ said act: the. annual rate
1of interest, whether payable annually
101‘ semiannuniiy: the dates and times
of the issue and maturity 0f "‘0 same:
11119 manner in WW“ the ““53““‘5 lit the evciiini.r the French Mili~
1be issued: Wheth‘il‘ “0“?“ buds .or'ister. M. 'l‘hoitms. who is on a
1 registered ‘30st 0" ““190“ bonds w“ special mission to Russia, called on
:21 DTOViSiO“ for ”3151mm“: the place Mr. Root. The commission will be
‘wbere unyablet the person‘or persons formally presented to the Provis-
by whom such bonds shall he filgfled’ ,ional Government on Friday.
executed negotiated: 50“ and.dehver'1 PARIS, June 14.—.—N 0 important
ed in behalf of the district ieiigagenieiits during the night are
Dated at the Third Taxing msmm«reported in today’s official state—
of the City of Norwalk, "“5 15th dayinent. The German's violently bom-
ot June. A. D., 1917. ‘barded French positions at various

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colle‘agttcs. N. V. Xekrnsofl', Minis-'-
lter of Ways iintl t‘ommtinicutionsJ
‘ttlid A. l. Shingnrofi’, Minister of
Finance. and several assistant liliit‘:
isters. The commission was PS-i
cnrtctl to the Winter Palace of the1
former emperor, where the princi—
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CHARLES c. IKUHNER» points.
H. 1. BE. JETT. PETROGRAD. via London,

FREDERICK GEENWOOD ,Juitc, 14.;Thc Minister of Finance
cmtmissioners Third Taxmg D15“ is prepliring it law creating a state
trict, City of Norwalk. .sugar monopoly on the general lin-

. ' r 105 of Count. Wittc’s great vodka
A. M. WOOSTER

Q, i-nionopoly. Henccforth home-pro;
. -‘ '1duced sugar will~be purchased by
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. ,the state at a price based on the
. ‘_ . cost of production. It will be sold at

-' _ I stand I
for‘booldet
om’fliatj'en es s

supplies and finance.

,Retaii-saie will be carried on by
late store's, by co-opcrative so-
lcieiies and also by private dealers,
IWllO will berpnid a fixed'coinniis-
,sion. The price to the purchaser
1will be the wholesale price. plus the.
.« [trader ’s outlay, and commission.

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National League.
W.

L. P.C
New York ........... 29 16 .
Philadelphia .........29 16 .644
Chicago ............. 29 1.: .538
St. Louis ...........27 22 .551
I‘mt-innuti ........... 24 31 .4236
;..: ion .............. 17 24 '5
Brooklyn ........... _. 17 2:3 .403-
Pittsburgh ........... 16 32 .333
American League

W. L. P.C.
("hit-anti ............31 17 .667
Boston It 18 .633
New York .........‘.’7 SH .574
(‘let'cland .26 27 .491
Detroit ..............‘.’2 25 .403
Philadelphia ......... 20 ZS .417
St. Louis ............ 2t) 29 .408
“Vashington ......... 18 30 .373

Internationat League.

W. L. P.C.
Newark ..........28 l? .622
Providence ..........29 "l .001
Rochester ...........23 :30 fies:
Baltimore . .. .27 20 57
Toronto ............. 215 21 .5511 ‘
Buffalo .............. 19 30 .388
Montreal ............ 17 27 .3th
Richmond ............ 13 35 .300

American Assoeiation.

W. L. PA".
lndianzipolis .......... 13' 19 .672
(‘olumbus ............ 3‘2. 21 .511
St. Paul ............. 27 25 .519
Louisville ............ 30 28 .517
Kansas (‘in ......... 22 27 .419
Minneapolis ‘35.: 3 .426
Milwaukee ........... 211 31 .42)
Toledo .............22 33 400

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.

 

Eastern League.
Portland, 2: Hartford, 1.
Lawrence, 2: New London. 1.
Worcester, 6: New Haven. 3.
Springfield, 6: tBridgeport, 1.

National league.
Philadelphia. 12; Cincinnati, 8.

St. Louis. 3; Brooklyn, 2; l2 inn-
gs.

Boeton,,6; Chicago, 3.

New York- Pittsburgh, wet grounds.

American League.
Chicago, 8; Boston, 0.
llctroit, 4: Washington, 3.
New York.t5: St. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland,

International League.
Newark, 4; Toronto, 3.
Rochester. 4: Richmond. 1.
Montreal, 10: Providence, 9.
Bullimorc—Ilut‘lnio, rain.

American Association.
Milwaukee, 11: Minneapolis, 4.
Kansas City, 10: St, Paul. 7.
litt‘tinliupolis. 4: Toledo, 1.
(folunibus-Louisville, cold weather.

Southern Ameiation.
Atlanta, 6; Chattanooga, 0.

Little Rock. 6: Mobile, 0.
Memphis, 4; New Orleans, 2.
llirminnhilni. 7; .'aSlivillc. 0.

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‘ GAMES TODAY.

Eastern League.
Hartford at Lawrence.
New Haven tit Springfield.
Bridlchort tit Vt'orccster.
New London at Portland.

National League.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York nt Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.

American League.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Now York.
(‘lerelhnd at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.

international League.

Bulttiio at Baltimore (2).
Rochester tit Richmond (213
Toronto at Newark.
Montreal at Providence.

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SLITS COCK'S TONGUE FOR
SLEEP.

 

PORTLAND. Ore. June 1.» it cost
John Wilcox. sixty-eight ycals old, of
this city. crzictly $25 to experiment
with the crowing machinery of a
Ineiclilbqus rooster. 1‘ John corildln‘t
sleep 0’ mornings because of the pen

which the minister introduced 11151 Sistcnl exorcism: of the master‘s vo-E

cal organs. 80 John caught the crow-
ing cock and slit its tongue in the

Iltope that peace would reign there-1

after in the neighborhood. The Port-
land Humane Society succeeded in
getting a $25 fine assessed on the
amateur throat specialist.

RED MEN TO DO 311'

 

One ambulance unit for each state
in the union is the loyalty pledge of
the Improved Order of Red Men.
Members ottribes in Norwalk are
now engaged in taking subscriptions.

DIVIDEND NOTICE
136th .
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or
ran NORWALK SAVINGS
SOCIETY

 

 

ending June 30, 1917.

1 The same will be entered on pass-
'prices fixed by the ministers of,_b°°k5 and paid 0‘1 and after July 10'

‘iioxnvinneosrrnn ON on BE-

non‘h’ grpnsonv. ‘JULY » 10. 1917
l

LY 1.5.1.7.} 1917-: ,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES. nmstdent
FREDERIOKVA. ‘EDLS, treasurer.

DEPOSITS OVER, $4,500,000.

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. : worldwide business approximatingtm‘.

> Norwalk, Conn.,"cutter, binders, (all run by. power).

June 14, 1917 .

'At a meeting of Directors of this 111031195. seeds and toys, 108.0019? with
Society, held this day, a dividend, at the good will, books and emceflurnl-
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per litre, be disposed of at the highestote
annum was declared to Depositors fer-trig obtainable.
from the earnings of the six months:

wrmp‘nnw INTEREST FROM JU-'

 

 

 

 

 

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. Wit P. C. Lounsbnry Elm“ mg?" L EBALL
Akvkvms 1" . ,. ‘ M” W . . . . '
g »— i 3 _ - :ElDu , ILLD, June 16.--The b0dy.“'orcester .. 13 13 $171"
_ ‘ . . or Mrs. Phineas C.Iounsbury, wife Lawrence ...'.'.'.I:.I”.ie 13 '55;
Pr‘bate We “flax aflte of former Governor Lounsbury’ ‘was- New London A . . . . . .. .12 12 .500
Under and pursuant to an order or) _ . . Brid 0t 10 '
_ . , , brought tune for interment in the tour gen 1 ' ““““ ' ' ' ' ' 15 '4“ J
the Court of Probate {or the DlSlnCl.’ . . Hartford . ........ 10 14 417
v _ . , . . glly plot today. The funeral services ' .
0f homalk, authorizmg h‘m thereunwwer _n \Y . Y k .t M ‘ LOU IPortland . .. ........ ..13 17 .414 1
to. the undersigned will sell at pub-‘ e l ‘ oil or m y. rb‘ nS‘tSpringfit-ld ........... 10 15 .400 The Norwaik independents will

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1ciash with the strong Noroton team

‘7’Sunday afternoon on the Ward Street

1 (irouuds and a fast game is expectodu.
1The Normans with their crack bate
1tery, Haiti: and Blazer. have beaten
the White Stu»; of Bridgeport 2-5, the
Nationals oi‘ Sui-walk, 10-7, and last
'Sunday defeated the Strong White
3Piains ream, 6.5. The Norotons are
coming by auto bus and are bringing
a large crowd of meters. The Inde‘
pendents will have their strongest
linesuD in the field and expect an-
other tictory.

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, The New Canaans led‘ by Otto
Ist'lllllldl will make their first appear-
lance on the Ward Street Grounds on
' Sunday, June 2-1111 in the sPCOIld game
of the series; the first game being
played today in New Canaan.“

The Nationals who ptlt up such all
great game last Sunday on the Ward
Street Grounds have been rebooked.
’to play the independents on Sunday. ..
July 151.

 

3 The Norwaik Independents will play

at home on July 4th and will line up.
against the Royal Blues, the fast 'col'r
ored team, in the morning game. ‘ Milv
ford will probably appear in ‘the after-
noon. ‘

 

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MAKES OFFER To
lNDEPENOENTS.‘ .
James Blues, of Brooklyn, who is,
the guest ot the ltome of Domenici:
Tortorello for ii few weeks. oil'e‘i's'
to pitch for the Norwnik independ-
ents. According to local dope they:
are in need of a pitcher. For pat-lice ,
ulars inquire at 63 Spring street.

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TRINITY'S CAPTAIN Joule" '
snowns ‘ ‘

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Edward 1“. Murray of Norwlehfi”
shortstop on the Trinity Collegek Duti-
bali team for the past three scallions
and captain of this year's tediii, left“
yesterday to join the St. Louis’Bfifimu
in New York city. Murray was signed
311p several Weeks ago by Coach"
IGeorge Davis of the Amherst team.“
fund scout for the St. Louis American»
,Lesgue club, after he had seen‘ Mur- ""
’rny perform in a game between the
1'i'rinity men and the Rutgers tea-lulu
LNew Brunswick, N. J. 1

1 Blouseo. - ‘1
,blotiscs me those of net trimmed with“ _
,rr-til lace. The lace is used in sling]. 1
,tnshion, edging jabots. collar and drift. _,
,The novelty in these blouses is often

in the cut of the collar, the lining. ..
’With its pretty silk flower decorationX .
‘ond ribbon shoulder straps, worn up.“
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- Norton . -
If You Have Any Junk in Large: 9‘.
Quantities, 09.11 c

I... EFFRON" .
3 Rowan St. East Norwolk. f y.

I{And you will get the highest mink. , . “
'91; prices for same. ”
We have no canvassers.

Automobiles a specialty. _ , ‘
'I_'_el_.~1906. Tel. 1906..

QUR KEROSENE VALVE
foray make of two cycle motor is
" the mast complete and best device 0!

its kind and will soon earn its cost.
In fuel Economy. Used for bOth- «_
,starting and running. No other car-i ‘1
T buretor necessary. Phone 844. .

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Biz Mail Order Business '

For Sale at: a Tremendous} _

Sacrifice f "

In order to settle the estate of the

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hundred thousand. $100,005) donors,
annually, advertisingundertho names
of the Murphy Manufacturing (20., The
Royal Novelty Co.,' The Royal W
Co., The Royal Publishing (10., The. .
Japan Seed (30., and, The New Eng‘ "
,1 land Publishing >Co., the Not-walk Prm
:bate Court has ordered that the bus-.
.Iness, consisting in part of factory‘?
buildings, large . engine and wboiler
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large stock of print paper, botiks, cat-TV ‘

Mr. I'Mut‘pliY‘ established ‘ the bu‘
ness twenty years ago, and it in!
‘grown steadily. being at the present
time, one of the largest of- its kind to
,the East. The real estate can be p
chased oriented. Large returns ti
unusual opportunities are assured.

For further» particulars, more”,

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