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.Giinghams, Percales and other
igoods in plain colors. stripes and
fancy figures. '
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South Norwalk. 1
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Norwalk
i lloincr G. t‘i'aw is renovating and
lrcpainting the Plaza Lunch. in St utii
j.\lrin street.
\
Henry lieuson of 43 Ward street.
City News
..
lday night, the loss of a pocketbook
jeontaining forty dollars. and a registra-
‘tion card.
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l
lillt‘ First llaptist Church. aiul ltcv. (‘.
Company A, of the auxiliary police :ll l“l‘illlli. pastor of the First llaptist
’force, will drill tonight. on the Iii't‘t‘ll. jchurch. of Stamford. exchangotl lllll‘
lpits, yesterday morning.
in East avenue.
Our Brothers? Lodge. .\'o. in. i. 0. 1 There will he a meeting of the Nov—
0. F.. will meet tux: evenmt: in llll‘ walk independents this evening, at S
lodge moms in Wall street. for tbt‘ o'clock. All members of the team are
transaction of regular business. lureed to be present, inasmuch as imv
—— pot'tnnt business will be transacted.
Rufus Barrett. was arrested Saint" .___.._.__
day afternoon. by the uptown police,‘ tine ot‘ the autmlelivery trucks “w“.
for vagrancy. lie was temporailly com- .‘cd by Edgar 'I‘. Ilates became stuck in
initted to the Nat‘aniake Home. lillt‘. mud while delivering a load of ice
there was :1 him" turnout “1 ”i“ dim”.perlenced considerable difficulty in
held at Roton Point Saturday night. getting it out of the. grounds. ‘
Grace Brothcrs‘ orchestra furnished
the music, i
evening, there were special services in
flflli'osenlil‘ll‘“ 0" ”‘0 Norwalk lm‘honor of the Queen Esther circle of
lice department have been invited to the church. This organization now has
attend the annual dinner of the State
”——
. u»;
ltev. .l. liarriso 'l‘hoinpsoii. pastor of
343 25c
SELEC’I‘S WALSH
Fonnmnnnrm
(Continued From Page One)
it
ed. the commissioner has the right to
dog question in every town and city in
be fully protected. Chief William R.
Pennington deserves much credit for
the selection of the dog Warden and
._ _._...- p—n— .—
‘Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh, Who
‘Is Offered State Position
lthe good that his work has brought
tthe city. In case Mr. Walsh does ac-
:(‘t‘pt the position offered by Commis-
lsioncr Phelps, he wottld still notes the
reported to the Uptown police Satur-‘tocai dog warden. bill would also do “new,“ m tam... WWW“. 1].. Hum
;\l\'0l‘li in other places as the commis-
‘sioner should order him to do.
I _._,__
lBRITISH WITHDRAWING
FROM ADVANCD POSI-
TIONS AT EAST OF
STRUMA RIVER
(Continued From Page One)
hcld fast to the main point. the im-
'port:iut Infantry liill. but had to
fall back from such positions they
had established further in advfincc.
WAHIIINH’I‘UN. -ltlllt‘ l‘.—~ 'l‘he
(lerman submarine toll of liritish
merchant ships since l"cbru:try 17.
tits shown in oflicial liritish figures
‘at the Knob Club. Saturday afternoon.icompllt‘d here today is 35:22 vesselsilw tho Mmmhpim Opera.
' ' - A ‘I . . l I -~ . v t' ‘. . . _
In Still“? 01 ”‘0 “Wh'mm‘ ““J'l‘m' and the chauffeur and nsststunt ex-toi more limit l.hlltl tons and Li.) of ‘S'luxthux‘ was released from n loiigl
ilcss than Milli) tons. British steam
.lishiug vessels sunk in tltat period
lunmbci'ed 78. Records for sailing
At the First Methodist Church last‘vessels are incomplete. but a flowerpot-thing and his staff this after-
wecks' total was 7‘8.
Submarines in the period given
lttttacked 29” ships unsuccessfully.
rt
" J'ifiuf‘ I P . ‘ I IV or“
idn*ie'féhiii§% Me tints
select 5 Fepresentative to take up the
the state and to see that the wardens . . , . .
apply 11,913,550 that the public might sui’tictent funds are forthcoming.
largest
deed mmmpelled -
to leave the farms. The deaths inci-
dental to idle evacuation were due
to iiisnffib’ient nourishment and the
hardships of the journey. In order
do take care of the refugees clay
lcottages are being-erected and, if
public works will be started in or-
der to help them. Jerusalem has
not been evacuated.
WASHINGTON, June 18.——.
Japan has taken action similar to
Great Britain‘s in refusing to as-
sociate herself with the American
action in asking the rival factions
in t‘hina to compose heir differen-
ces. it was said at. the State Des
partmciii. No reason was given
for the action of either nation, but
it is assumed that neither felt that
the American action would be suc-
cessfttl.
Itthlith. June 11‘.»—A dispatch
to the mail from Syra. Greece, says
that the pra-Ucrman leaders and
former ministers will probably be
sent to some place where they will
be under Allied supervision. For-
tmcr Premier tlounaris and (ten.:
llousntanis. t'hicf of the (lcncrall
Staff. are among those mention-t
ed. l
t‘lll’ENIlAtlEN. via London”
Jum- Itvlilichacl .l. Stark. of?
:(‘hiragtL an employee of the lifter—I
national Harvester t‘ompany at
Neuss. Prussia. arrived here from
ltiermaiiy last night. He had been
‘trying since Feb. 6 to obtain a pass-
port, and was just now given per
out
kno
wha
,that a number of Americans of his
[acquaintance have been absolutely
jrct'used passports until the war is
lover.
(in the other hand. the (it‘l’llliillt
authorities are pressing Americnul‘
iwoinen to leave the country. (incl
woman. a long' time resident in
.t‘opeiihagcu on her way to Amer-t
lien. said that when she appeared"
ll'oi' compulsory registration. the
ltlet'nian officer in charge asked
.hcr what justification site had re-
lmaiuiiur. and said that the (tavern-
luicnt thought all American women
thud better leave tlcrnntny.
9 Another recent American arrival
is Miss Sjozilitis; of Duluth. an
American singer. who was engaged
Miss.
.contract owing' to the war.
i PARIS. Wednesday. June l.i.———
tl’nree opened its arms to General
noon. and welcomed them with an
'outburst of spontaneous enthu-
,siasii‘t such as only Paris is capable
. You bet— thisicigarette ‘
goes further than taste
It certainly does. It pleases the taste,
sure enough. But that isn’t all.’ It Steps
they’ve alwayé wished a cigarette would
deliver—
Chesterfields “get across”,they let you
Yet, they ’ re Mild.
It
ported and Domestic tobaccos—that’s
ment. And the blend can’t be copied.
Buy a package of Chesterfields and see!
ZOfo'r, 10?
Che sterfield
.
.
3‘ .-
. Police Association which is to be held
in "Norwich on July is.
Few fishermen ventured out from
the, lschoda club Sunday because of
the heavy winds which were blo\\'in.‘~‘...‘
o
more than thirty members and is dotnglniid the weekly percentage of tlll-§.,f_ N” conquering hero returning:
excellent work. There was a special successful attacks has ranged i'roinihnmp could hope for or receive
musical program and Rev. William 0.}51 to 7.3. llitl‘inthe last week giv-‘mph a “.mnpmpms reception as
Gifflii. pastor rendered on excellenticnmdlic seven days ending: with greeted the Alltericnu coiniuaiuler
sermon on the subect, How a Maid Sav- ‘Jinie limit was 58. ‘and his party as they passed before i
(I‘ll (1 People." Arl'l‘villfi Illlll Sillllllfl‘fi ill BI'lllKll hundppds I)f‘llll)usfln(l§ of (whopping?
’ports since. the intensive submarine people. I
The bmckfigh are reported to be mirth-t John Adams 'l‘liayor. who Sincwiiiilllillllglllli‘ifllll ha“. “pay-“mid. Paris and particularly ”10‘
ty scarce this seagOn in most instanc‘ his retirement from publishing haslnlmut 2.000. but these Include French authorities had planned a
ibcen living in \Yestport. (‘onii.. iS‘t‘hmmp] shiliugs.
_.. {now treasurer and managing direc-l 1‘1”. British figures (1., not gm.
‘A report touched the down town p0- ‘0“ 0f ”'9 Borden “Wkfli‘c‘i (‘Ol'l'itlte tonnage of vessels stink, but
lice yesterday that a valuable Angora upany of that town. Through tlll‘Lnffipiuls here say that .ij'itltl tons
cat had been stolen from Mrs. .lolm Fii‘t‘l ('Ollfill‘lli'iiiill ill‘lll 0" Post. &l\\'tlllltl probably lie :1 fair average
“cs.”
great reception, but ibis doubtful‘
whether even the most optimistic.
pictured the almost frantic crowds
that all htit blocked the progress
of the automobiles. Men aiid
Women cheered themselves hoarsel
Ilalacy. of Holden avenue, )ctectivc Mct'ord. of New York. sole agents for vessels ”f more than 1,600 tons
‘ Sergeant Thomas lluut investigated for the Borden Company. is initiallawn-05w]. 0.,umng11.9mm] tit
and found :bat the man who had tak-
en the feline lived in \\'t stport..l’pon
informing him of the fact that his mis-
(iccd had been found out. the fellow
offered to give up the animal. which
he did, No ltll'lllf‘l‘ action uill‘hc tak-
en.
“THE BARRIER"
\‘l’edncsday and Thursday
Regent. Accompanied by special mu~
8 parts. 150 to all showings.
——KODAKS——
CAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELOPED
at the
sic.
and flung: flowers into the cars.‘
order for bookstaelts is now llt‘lllghlmt mvpmgp tllltl ptlLllllt.’ the aver. l’tll‘lslltns (1001:”? that, the onlyl
itlgltllli‘d 1" 1110 N9“ (‘anaan Public age of the smaller ships at Liltlll event in their “Wimp that 3],,
.J‘Hm‘ry' 'Prmwrsl “‘1“ ll‘m“ ill" '“lill “’55 during slightly proximutcs the icccption iii cit-l
less than four months” submarine musing", was that accorded ml
‘ " \ U I~'>I I I Y I . a _ —
llll lust annual meeting of the Tan _\\'arlai'e Wm.“ t'cnt'll l.t-i;).llUll
ucrs' National Bank. of Woburn. M‘m’itous. or about 13:,”me ions 1..“
sacliusetts. was held recently at then...” the entire Worlds
llloton (‘iiy (‘luh. There were a number loutput ‘1“..ng lflltl.
of banking officials of that state in at-
tliina George of England. in 191-}.
_ _ .thn the special train reached
Sli'l‘l’lnl! the station (lent-rat Pershing and
_ Wield Marshal Jofl'rc were the first
. , . “ERMN 'llllit' l8. "lit liltllilltlltl‘to appear. Behind them came a
tendance. and the organization was '~~~(it'i'iuan airplanes (m Friday illblstt‘entn of American officers. ctteh
mlmmmmll wan” ll. Wilcox. soundly-“W.” a “Will”: “H “it Nail“ in'with a French officer as his host.
Matter- \\llt‘oX.Tm»illtlt'ly pt South Nor-"m. liny ”f Rica and destroyed a 2.1.110 first shout of \velcollic now be-
walk. was chosen president: ”anylliltssltlll litts‘t‘ lht‘l‘t‘. it 3“ announced frame a continuous l‘otll‘ that st‘t‘lll-
lU‘X- V'l‘f'ln'é‘s‘i‘lm”3 ll. lienton White. oiliciully. The statement i'tllltiii's:lp.] to shake 1]": station to its foun-
l\vi('t‘-Dl‘(‘~‘»ltlt_\lli. and I’, liiirhoe. cashier, “(:rpu‘Or activity by Russian (lotions. The police began to clear
(mm banking house will be in a build-[mm] f‘m'o“ l” “lil’l‘li'l'l'il‘ Will .a lane down which half a dozen
ling 3‘ ”10 (‘Dl‘llf’l‘ ot‘hlain street anddlllilt‘ \l'ltl‘llill‘t‘ llltltlt‘ necessary ilo'lilllitliiltlllllt‘s unwed at a Silllllb
’Bucl t‘ourt. “'oburu. which is now be‘lfcusivc “WNW“ m. ”M. German more through frantic throngs.
lsltlt‘. \\‘ll'ltldl lltltl illt‘ i‘tllltill'lll}! l't‘-3 Fro"! lilllitll'l‘tlS ()f windowg
this bank, held this day, a
was declared at the rate
ending J one 30, 1917.
This dividend will be
' June 11,
‘Stillson-Powell Corporation in: remodele
DIVIDEND NOTICE
South ,Norwalk Savings Bank
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
per annum from the earnings of the six months
and paid on and after July 10, 1917. j
By order of the Board of Directors.
ALDEN somms, President. .
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
'NWK‘SAW
- SOUTH panama, ,
"LI‘QQANJ * '
(1.
~.-.-. stilts; (in June it} our airplanestAinci-ican flags were waved by
lilililllwd "Milli-ii"? Will lili’i-‘lltllfll‘l’Inten. women and children. Sellers
bombs iti large quantities on Rus—Tm‘ American flags had improved
Slilll llr'lfl‘fi, (llllilllllllfl {£0le l'l‘sllllfi. who hnup preceding the arrival of
(in June H the military station on ’the party by distributing tilting.
the Island of lliieno. in the Bay (it'lnmtS 0f fin)- stars and Stripps_
Riga, was bombed with vital Slit‘-lGipls_ with flags pinned to their
“(‘55- Following this 9ill91‘ll1'i3l‘-litreasts and their arms filled with
our airplanes on June 15 landed on it'lowers bought from their scanty
tlli‘ island and destroyed the 1'¢-"savings, fairly fought fora chance
lllilllllllg pOI‘thllS (if this llflSt‘. All in) get near enough to the machines
0111' airplanes returned.” tto hurl their offerings into the laps
LONDON, June 18, 12 :55 p. 1n. .and on the shoulders of the Ameri-
—-—The British have fallen backlean officers.
from some of their advanced posts; The Americans apparently had
in Belgium, according to an official not imagined the heights to which.
statement issued by the. War Of- Parisian enthusiasm could rise.
fice this morning. The main new Boys, men andgirls and even some
positions are still held. lold women struggled to jump on
BOSTON, June 18.——Details of itlie running board of General Per-
the recent evacuation of Palestine ’shingjs car and shake hands with
have just been received-by the 305- him. ' . . 7
tonbranch of the Provisional Cmn- LONDON, J ime lairéA Petrog«
mittec for General Zionist Afiairs. trad dispatch to the mail says there
The cable in part follows: seems to be a reign ofvtefror in
“ “Between 8,000 and 9,000 Jews ,Tsaritsyin, where a separate re-
vvere compelled to leave‘Jatfa. OEtpublio has been declared,:and the
these. more than 3,000 are now. in .towniisfcntirely in the hands of the
Lower Galilee; more than 1,000 in extremists. The dispatch saysjthat
Petach ‘Tikkwah, the remainder 'thositnptioii‘ is serious because
dividend to depoaitors
of four (4) per cent.
entered on pass-books
1917
l
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At All Dealers .
Separate republics have also f
been declared at Iiiterson and Kir-_
nanova, but. the 'situatio‘n is said
not to be serious at either place.
PETROGhAD. via London,
June 1i.——The conflict caused by
Finland ’8 claim that the rights of
the former Emperor as grand
duke of Finland did not pass an-
tomatically to the Provisional Gov-
ernment has been satisfactoryily
valid until Russo-Finish relations
are permanently regulated by tile
constituent assembly.
_The new moon will make its appear.
having been dispersed in the colon- Tsd‘fitfilhds a great railroad een-‘
"FIGS;
0 .
.lJpptohave repetvedgpggial permis- fieon the Volga River.. . y
' ies of Judea and Santeria, Thirty ~ter‘ andiinpoitant point for traf- Mk!“ “WEN” ‘ chin“ 1.3.“?
. ‘ , g. .mfllel‘vytlth' the 1.330111011311591 15.; I
once nextt'l‘uesday and farther: are
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for
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Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist-lines more
graceful; awkward bust-
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$3.50 & $5.00
WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc;
For
SLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give Style. Comfortfand per-
fectly filmig Gown. Long
wearing: they assure the
utmost in I comet at most
Econonn'ul Price. '
$1.00 to $3.00
\
allcr and have the
rset ” comfort with
W. B. Nuform
No. 929 $2.00 . ~'
New York Chicago San Francisco
ldefendanis refused to pay the bill.
which. he presented,‘claiming it was
unreasonable.
After the Superior court. had given_
[Rowell judgment of. $3,000 and costs
‘against Ross, the latter took an ap-
- - . — .. veal. The lower court gave judgment.
land obttaipedaagamst Rossm the low-Em], Hance and in order to protect
or conr s an 8' himself in the Hence matter. Roswoll
_The casehas been to the Supreme took an appeal.
Court three times. It was first instb __.
tilted in January. 1913. Bowel! chim- . ,
ing he performed services for the de- Rev. A- 0 90‘3“”: rector 0‘ ‘SL
fendants which were reasonably worthlJtmies' Episcopal church, left yester-
$3.500. ’ Of that amount but «310 hfldlday for Aliance, Nebraska. where he
been pal: trims; k 8” Y will deliver the annual convocation
°°“ ° “ ""- I s f Western
lRowell claimed that back in 1910 ”$011k!!!" the £$e§dz evening Em
and continuing for about a year. he. 2 “‘5 next 3’ '. ‘
worked at the suggestions and-order .Mr. Coburn will return for the first.
o‘t Attorney? Hancehiohcollect m Sunday in July. In the meanwhile
merit 0‘ ’1 '500 w c l» I m 0 the BL‘James' pulpit will be filled by
trained agflfil‘a‘f Iohn Itliliolly km“
ford. Rowe] wasp auto on o
greater portal-o! the ludgmont but the dty.—-Danbu
LONG FOUGHT SUIT
FINALLY DECIDED
{Continued iron. first page.)
_——.
ry News.
I
nor. a. lBland Mitchell, of New rm ’
Norwalk Chronicler