on. J”.
I . . WANTED.
g
" WANTED — EXPERIENCED WUr
n.;-.-nel'al housework and assist in care
1111 children, Washing optional.
3333, Dorian‘s Point.
WANTED—A ROW
oars in good condition. State price.
'.Must be reasonable. Box «Ulj South
Ibiorwaik. 3'23 31
.313
31
call
j23
18 feet long. 47:13 or
TWater street.
Tel,
WANTED—-A GIRL
a1 housework, Saturday afternoon
ilnl Sunday free. Apply the Day .\I'tlr-
story, 14 Union street. 3'23 31
WANTED—111G PAY AND STEADY
work for girls. and women in large
rubber shoe factory.
and given fret-aboard and room
learning, which takes about a month.
live town, near large cities. Good
theatres, line working conditions, com-
[Ltlly furnishes hall for dancing, ath-
letic field, free insul'ante and lueditai
(III ention. I‘ine chance for a futility;
work for all. (.0011 homes at very low
Tents. lion‘t decide now.
for illustrated booklet—“A Good .19.”
114' Beacon Falls." Address Employ
:ment Dept, Beacon Falls Rubber
‘Srnoe- (30., Beacon Falls. Conn. 3'16 2:1
WANTED—MILL MEN, SPREAD
or men, also learnem wanted in 0111
ruimer department. N. ‘1'. Mackintoeh
Co, MamarOn-eck, N. Y..
W AN T E D—A Y GUN-(‘1- \\' I II'I‘I'.‘
girl as chambermahl and n’aittess.
family of adults. Zilust be. willing' and
obliging. References required .Arm-
strong, 5 Seaside Place, East Nor-
' walk. .121 at
M
WANTEDs—A G Iltl.
FOR GENER'
al housework. Apply Mrs, I). ll. Mill-I
Nor.-
cr, 31 Elmwood avenue, South
'waik.
..._. ._...__. ..____._ W., ,_.__.
jifl 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPEN?
alors on Singer sewing machines.
Clean alld good paying work. Apply 6..
S Union street,»
122 8i-
'6. Roth & Son C0,,
South Norwalk.
WANTED-WILL
all kinds of discarded furniture, car-
pets, rugs, curtains. trunks, suit cas-
es, and baby catl'iagcsrs Riler street
Ntlrwalk. T011841. j19 (it
WAN-TEow‘llEN, 18 OR 0VER,‘
. wanted. Government railway mail.
clerks, $75 month.
Jobs free. Franklin‘institute,
28F, Rochester, N. Y.
_4rr
WANTED—FIRST (”LA SS AUTOI
in exchange for lot on Fifth street,
East Norwalk, 50x150. opposite the
Banks residence. Write box 102,
Flushing, N. Y. m26 241
WANT ED—'TO Bl; Y ALL
971.35,; for calves. ii. Friedman, 35 Ely amount of I‘ir'ewmks 101 your money.,Conn turnpike.
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
Innue.'1‘el.1151.120ttI
‘ ——_.—— ~—————'
LID—WANT
WANTED — SEVERAL
.. men in cutting department.
WANTED—~GIRUS
’We have openings for:
Sleevera,
Neckbandel's.
Cutters.
Final examiners]
Soft shirt folders.
' 11‘ you are not experienced we will
YOUVG'
.,Cllteti Peabody:
81 Co... 1111:.
”UR' KEROSENE VALVE
'. {M my make of two cycle motor .is
the most complete and best device otI
its kind and will soon cam its cost
in fuel Economy. Used for bOLbInouucea the opening» or his office at 3,05, cigar store and Peoples’ TrustI A M.—7 50
‘ . Etarfiflg and running No other Car I100 Washington street, over PeOpioa' Co. one double Elk's
ITrust Company, South Not-walk, Conn.I
buretor necessary. Phone 844.
THE BARKER encron‘v
o
1
‘mm (white or colored) immediatele
Tel. I Phone 1117.
you ANO'
WANTED—AN AWNlNG ABOI‘Tset'oud floor at 2": Franklin
FUR t:n><nn-‘
Experienced l
’gttis earn $10 to $18 a week. Inexpera
it-Itced one paid it worth while salary.
while!
Write today ‘
121 31'
par casu won?
I
KINDS "
Cards?
Less, 25c.
Business and Professional
on this page, Twenty-Five Word. or
8.1.00. Blocking or Caps Double Price.
Hiscclioneous Ads.
Three Times, week
'50.
'ro LET—s ROOM HOUSE. 1111.7
new modem improvements. Central
location. Call 7.“. Flax Hill Road.
j22 31
ROOMS, ALL
good location; $25 a
Inquire of Taylor & Golden. '.
5130 31;
TO LET—«SEVEN
improvements;
month.
T0 LET—TU ADULTS ONIA.
avenue.
impl'oi'elllcnts.
i,v. 81 Washington street.
TO LET—4 ROOM “APARTMENT.
first floor, 19 Taylor avenue. ltent $13.
Also loft steamheated, light on all
sides. Otis Electric elevator sertice,
5,000 sq. it. 01' floor room. For further
particulars apply Old Well Cigar (‘0
T0 LET—STORE AT 44 WATER;
street, also loft at 40 Water street].
South Norwalk. Inquire otEdwal'dt
Farrell, 24 iiaviland street. I
121 31;
TO LET. 4 ROOMS PLEASANTLY
situated, bath, 1.1105, range, gas, gar‘
den plot if desired. Rent moderate.
la. hundred. $3 a thousand.
Inquire 1.. A. Comical-I 1
‘Al shape on account of leaving
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS
Premier Flat Dutch‘and Danish Bald
Head. The finest winter cabbage that
grows. .Extl'a fine hardy plants, 40c
.\'o deliv~ I
Highland a\'-:e
err. Steve Reynolds,
,nue, near Witch Lane.
._I
FOR SALE—BUICK avxwourI
and? passengel touring car. Will be‘
sold at a bargain. Addness box titli,I
South Norwalk. 1'23 3t
--——-—-————-- —|
FOR SALE—A MOTOR 'ClCl:E I.\‘
IOWII-
Phone 2097 between 10 and 11 a. m.
FOR SALE—WORK 11011812
weighing 1,400 lbs Cheap Miss J 13.:
Lockwood, Wolt lit Hill Road, .’or-l
walk. '23 MI
'~ I
FOR SALE—3 FINE BLILDINGI.
lots cheap. Apply 12 Laurence street-
‘any time after ti p. m., also 1211'ng
skiff, 16 foot.
I
l
O LET—AN EIGHT ROOM lIOI'SEI
at 2.’ l'ldlie avenue, all improl't-nltlrlts.I
Newly papcred and thoroughly l'eno-p
'l‘el. 473:3 01' 365-4. Or call 84 Wood- \‘aled. Inquire 0n pI-(.mi,>,ps_ 32] 3Q
ward avenue, I m I
—r ~§ TO LET—«3 impunxlsnnll'
TO LEI-“FOUR LARGE ROOMS rooms. Suitable for housekeeping.j
with toilet and bath, 211d floor. No. 5, Apply .Sweetman, 6 Logan street my:
Valley l'laee, John Driscoil. Phone; “anon. 3‘01 375
1070. ' 122 3‘1 , _W _n I
_.._. ‘ FOR SALE- ~14] ACK “'ALNUT
T0 LETr-STORE 207 WASllth‘r.
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments
209 Washington street, Bust Norwaik
and 39 Chapel street, Norunalk In-
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
INSURANCE
BOILER
WAR RISK
ACCIDENT
FIRE
LIFE
BONDS
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
_.J M. Layton 8C0. inc.
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
PAINTING PAPER- HANGING
’decoratlng, palnter's supplies; wall
paper up to date styles, lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-'
ders solicited. Tel 400.
Wl’hite, 61 12 Ely av.enue
I TO LOAN—HAVE SEVERAL TIIOU
List government sand dollars to loan on teal estate.‘ ‘SF.‘\'TINEL
Dent I. l‘ilst lilortltage.
I ll. W.,
Give full particulars.
Sentinel.
‘ BARGAINS IN FIEWORKS
I I{.‘elebrate independence. Dav bv buy-
ing your fireworks from“, C .Geilowitz,2
43 River street, Norwalk. where a
complete line of fireworks of every
Idescription will be sold at 50 per cent.
off regular cost. 110 not miss tilts op.
portunity to purchase twice the
Remember the name and address,‘
S. Geliowitz, 43 River street, Nori-
Iwalk. '
I _DIVIDEND NOTICE
| 135111
I SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
I THE NORWALK SAVINGS
, SOCIETY
I Nor-walk, Conn.
1 June 14,1917;
I At a meeting of Directors of this;
lSociety, held this day, a dividend, at-
Itlie rate of FOUR (4) per cent per
Iaunum was declared to Depositors
'i’rom the ealnings of the SIX months
Pending June 30,1917.
The same will be entered on pass-
I191.-
MONEY Dneosnnn 0's: OR 131':
roan TUESDAY JULY 10,1917“
,wllJ. DRAW INTEREST FROM JU-
ILY 181‘, 1917.
I s'rnpnnx' H HOLMES, president.
DEPOSITS OVER. $4,500,000.
I F. F. HUNTINGTON, 1). c.
I ' CHIROPRACTOR
Graduate the Palmer School or
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, an-
Oflice hours, 1012 a. 10., 25 p.111
I Sundays and evenings by appointment.
:3 I Telephone 456. New York office, 2875'I
\ good adv. pa'ys best In the best BmadWaY- Téleohone 6143 Morning-'deatructiyo‘:
ride. W. F. Casper. D. 0.. P11. 0.1:
—- _-_.. _.. I
Alexander '
j21 3t‘
FREDERICK A. E11118, treasurer. .
bt-tl rootn set,
rocking chairs,
”:30 p. nl.,
black walnut desk, “I
1 dining table (‘all'
is South Osborne
121 St
in I
'lventle.
or lal'uer 01‘ good land in F101 111.1,,
where it is always pleasant Weathtr
Apply to 0. is. St. Joim, 18 South Os I
borne avenue.
FOR SALE-FORII TOURING (‘All
completely o1 elhauled has new bod).
“its a good (al, also two touring bod
ies. (leo, \\'. living Phone 2082. I
‘ 1'22 3t‘
9‘ FOR SALE—.1 (101.11 SIX-iii);
house boat for small family. in good
condition. Will sell cheap. inquire
got Victor Johnson. 5 Plan street,,
- IEast Norwalk. 1'22 31
Iv-..
I FOR SALE—ON JUNE 231m sno-
ond hand household furniture. An-
tiques a specialty. Store at 8 Rivet
street, Nor-walk. 110 (31‘
I t
I FOR SALEsaS-lltl" Pl. ACE.
111011512, BARN AND LAND RENE;-
.DIC'1‘ STREET. l‘OR PARTICUI ARS:
IWRITE BOX “S. W.. ” CARE OF
I BARGAIN —— MARION ROAD
Ister in perfect” running order.
IChcap, will take any reasonable offer.
ITel. 542-3 or call 121} Washington
street.
I FOR SALE-OR TO LET, 2 .\‘EW-
‘ly renovated houses with improvt-
Iments. Several barns on premises
and 15 acres oi” good farming land at
Mrs R. Tarlov, 16
Glove street. Tel. 753-.12
1
FOR " SALEwII‘A‘IILY HOUSEE
:with one half acre of land on West,
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-I
pike. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir-
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
IKeogh & Candee, Attyfi. United Bank
.building. Tel. 536-2. '
FOR SALE—A—l FARM AT NORTHID
Wilton. 108 acres, 8 room house, 2I
barns and other building», most of
land can be cultivated, on highi
'.grounds. Hay and wagons in barns.
IWhole can be bought for $4, 500 Half
Ican remain mortgage. Must be sold.
‘ “39h you and P"? "0“ while learning ibooks and paid on and after July 10,;Tbis is your opportunitY-
I Ask John T. Haves
I Real Estate—Insurance
I 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
I LOST—A SMALL wm'rn ”DUCK
I bag containing large sum or money on
I Washington street or West avenue.
1'21 lmj,
(Continued m Pint mu.“
nesda). June 20th,1917.
As this article reveals only a small
part of the facts we are pleased to
furnish further information as this‘
' firm is evidently referred to as the
part) who made the bid They ask-
ed fora bid to supply the public,
schools of Noxwalk covering the tall
"WWW, June 23.-'—As the re-
.1111 of sober second thought several of
the national sport-governing bodies of
the country have reached the conclu-
sion that they acted rather hastily inl
abandoning various national chain-
pionship meets In the case of the
Amateur Athletic Inion
the matter2
and winter months of 1917 and '1918- ‘was put to a mail \ote. before any de- ‘Julia .\lott, Louis Banks, Joseph An- I
AI'IENII .INBEIW ””16“”
The following pupils in the Frank
1111 junior high school, in the town (it
Nomalk, have had per-tee: attendance
tor the year ending June 12, 1917:
Emil Kovacs, Margaret Simon: ky
“Id"? exrsling conditions “1 the coallcision was announced and the leturns dino, Leon W atelbury, Marion llillel,
market it was practically impassibie,
to tune any knowledge as to the pos-
sibility or probability oi securing coal
during these months.
1 counselled with the. party repre-
senting the schools who made- the an
plit'ation fut prices szty_ill' that it
seemed to the writer that it was a
vely unfavorable time to make a con-
trait and Ihal we would not be will-
Iing to agree to make the deliveries
as called for at less than $1100 per
ton, considering the risk all "togrther
too great at any less price.
me did not represent tilt present
lrit-es but was purely spet'ulative as
to the future.
At the trtsent time it is almost
inlpocsibit to setuic any supply of
IAntblatite coal. We have not iteeiv-
(d a (Hit 0 111111111.r " the p:\t two
'lnontils although we hate written
Iely many le IIttl's and made personal
visits to the oilices of ”it. wholesale
Itlal (’.tllDD‘dIllt s.
l‘urtlttr dating the summer of 1916:
this firm made a contract with the
school committte on the following!
basir
To sllpph 1hr public schools of the
T},i.,..fi... -l.ouis athletic Oiiicials
Ishowul an overwhelming vote in favor Edwin Brundage, Rose liaias '\ irginia owl-mm"
of staging the track and field games
under the same conditions prevailing
in normal times.
therefore, be held as usual but some
uncertainty still exists regarding the
date and place for the games.
n'cre originally set for St.
August 31, September
hey
Louis on
1 and 3. St.
h.wcvcr, are
not positiveal this time that the meet
can be properly staged there and
should this prove to be the case, the
challlpionship games will be antrtied
to some other athletic center New
YOlk, thicago, and l’iliiadtlphia are.
all understood to bt willing to assume
‘the tas k of holding the IIlHi in case
S't. Louis titcides to fort-go the con-
Us!
I
it may also be ntcesmry to change
the dates for the games should it be
.t'ound that they will conflict with the‘liavis, Jean Dunlortiel',
{Mae Amundsen,
1):- he, Charles Dattalo, Michael Fodor,‘
.':lliam Keisler, Philip 011,5alvatore
ITes .13, Frederick Gaming. George Jack—
The. annual championship meet will sun, Ruth Brush. Mal." Emmi1- Beatrice t‘atltline Anna lit
.\itad, Frances Wlight 1.1 Ms l’o,\1',ez
James Riczu, John Sullivan, Ada Pres
cott, John liuris. .\‘ol'man Gormley,
Stanley Wilson, William Ward. Matil-
da Jackson, Helen Schaet'er, Anthony
Charity, William Gunther,
.\‘aggy, George Ill ouan, Etelyn Burke
Annie liaran, Kalhtline Iiet:",k¢l
liclen Warga, Russell 1). 11111., Allus-
liemnlons, Charles Wit-I" Alma
MOt‘llt'l‘, l'lthei Smith, Fill,l..ll So.lr-r-'
sll‘t‘lll, William Albel'tson, Frank Dl'ls
coll. Juseph iiuean, Hazel andricks,
Eugene McMahon, Charles ktiselle,
Inez .\lunhall,
Van (‘otverin' Marv Zarges, Glenda-
vere Lowjoy, lIouard (‘utbili lrvins
iC'Ivelttl F'Iiry
town during the tall and “'in‘pl‘ and! Iplans for the assemblill: of the army. Frederick Ganung, 'Ralph Huntington,
sprint:
the t'ollgwing prices:
Soft (out at $3 98 per ton: Anthra-
cite coal at $6.-"S to $6.871 pert-1n.
\‘. 'trvill',.
hauled.
\ll'. 1’. S. Peabody.
TIN.“ column was ('ill'rltd out to
the lemtttr. The (0le was delivered
al these ]ll'i(es notwithstanding ”it"
fact that we bouuht soft coal in the
market during this time paying $4..r II will be moved foruald a 0ch bring- liOdnr-r, Lewis Doyvez,
per ton at the mines to which must
be addtd tht frcii. 111 $- .10 pet
pttttinl.r in the yard and cartaue and
months of 1916 and 1917, all As originally 511, the 11111101 and senior Giorgi: lacksou.
lnlt-ets would have fallen on the Friday
and Saturday preceding labor Day
ISunday for rest intervening.
I it‘ it should develop that the govern-
Illlt'nl will begin assembling the new
Iallily on September 1, as has been an
officially stated, the dates 01’ the some!
ing the contests on August 2421‘11'8
’I‘wili be necesmry in view of the fact
1011.1
I‘l'illiam .\Ietfronlbie, Ruth ill'usll,
leellllluis
Al-
ina liiclfrombie, .Mary Skidd. Virginia
Clarence
au'ordiut' ‘0 7“,. distante with the finals on the holiday with a Duke, Marie Day, tilose lialas, litter.
Fodor ‘
Purdy, Sara Wells, Michael
Charles IDattalo, William Keisler,'ll,v-
man handy, Philip Ott, Jacob Straub,
Salvatote Tesla, Louis \‘adas, Mar-
garet Park, Alexander Gibson, John
James Rlczu,
John Sullivan,
Baran, Anna
Fvon, Margartt Ev,on
that during this saute period we paid ”I?“ a nuulbel of prominent. 3010110! BPNT‘CC ”Nd Emma 590015 Frances
as high as $8." 15 pet ton for Anthra-
must be addtd discharglna, putting in
the ,\ ard and cottage
Yours very tluiy,
Signed, RAYMOND BROS.
I “m
F0 SALE~lIlVlI3 ACRl} 'rn RACTSE N. Y..N. H. &H TIME TABLE I
In Effect June 10,1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
\. M.:——l 39v, 5. '358, 5:49x, 6: 08,
02117314 ZISX, 4.40,]:J0x,8.-lx, 8.405,
(Mondays only) 8:139x, 9:24
Mondays) 9:351. 10:33x,10:52x.
1’. M——-12:03,i:09x. 1:38x:
29, 4: 321', 5: 271: 5:46, 6:02x,
.'i: 02):,
6: 26 x,
':1 9x, 10:33x.
Sundays ‘
A. M.~12:25x. 5:35x,
0:19.11, 10:23v.
5:40x, 8:59
1'. 11.43%. 109x,2:l-1x, 3:121;
4:321; 5:46, 6:1 02x. 7: 02x, 7:12, 7: 4.‘ 1X,
:mrx. 8:06x, ozosx, 10:08x, 10:11:,
‘:10 40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.:——4 “.5130, 6234. 820031, 8:15:
J. l.).\', 102 03x, 10' 06, 10. .1031.
P. hi——i"03x,12:tfix. 1:06,-
2:in, 2'67, 3:301; 3:53.
4' l..x, (except Saturdays) 4: 23, 5:13x,.
6: _. , 5: :32, (i: 0011, 6:03, 8' 10x, 9:28,
11:15x, 12: 00x.
Sundays
A. .\l.—6:00.
10:03x, 10:50x.
P. lit—12:10, 1:03x,
6:02, " 26x, 6:0031, 7:10x,
o:
S : 00x.
2
8:
.10200x, 11:]5x, 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. M.—--12:26x, 1:13x,
7:15, .1: 19, 10: 22):, 11:1‘lx, 11:58x.
P. lii.—l:20, 3:30x, 4:28, 5:19, 0:21.‘
6:51, 7:08x, 9:25.11208.
Sunday:
A. .\l.—-12:26x, 1:13x, 7:43, 9:19.
10:19,11:12x,11:58x.
P. lit-«221011, 3:11x, 4:42x. 6:33x,
6: 48 7: 08x. 8: 33x,
11:16x, (Bridgeport only.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NOR-
, WALK
A. Zli.—12:25x, 4:3.‘ix, 4:53x, 5:50,
6:50, 8:05x, 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00.
92253.:
P. it.——12:17, 2:13x. 3:4011, 1:35,-
5:13x, 5:32x, 5:37, 011111, 8:53, 9225:
Sundays
A M.—4:36x, 4:53x, 7:55, 813011,
'0:41x,11:00.
P. M.——1?.:i7x, 1:56x, 2:23x. 3:40x.
4:35, 5:13x, 621111. 7:05x, 8:53, 9:18,
9:25x.9:35,11:30x.
South Norwalk to Danbury
A111) TIME TABLE
A. ill—6:13, 8:27, 0:59.
P. III—1:27, 125411, 4:39x, 5:27, (ex-
cept Saturday) 0:25. 7:12.
Sundays
A. M.—‘9125, 10:29.
P. lit—2:15, 7:20. ‘
Danbury to 'South Norwalk
A. M.——6:00, 7:26, 7:55
I Liberal reward offered. Return to this
Iomce.
1
i LOST.‘
I LOST '— BETWEEN
TARLOV
tooth watch
chain. Suitable reward for return to
I Tariov Bros. Cigar store 123 3tl
_, r a
tied advertiser or once.
12 3t,
'11::30.
I P Ill—4 '13. 7:07.
vISattirdays).
Sundays
P. III—12:05, (i: 48, 7:18, 8:36x.
The fact that 1} men’s
Iahouidered a musket and.
lgrtytbond thot drawn 8 1.2 per cot.
(except ;
:02 x, 8:015. 9220):. (except Saturdays).
9:00.\'. 922111,:
:00x, 3:35x,»
10x, 9:00x,'
.259 6:06.'
10:19:: 11.1
will enter the service. with the first
Ithc date set for assembly at camp.
The championship committee also
has decided that the regular A A U.
die medals 51“" be awarded to first,
Isccond and tilitd men to win places in
both the track and field events as in
past years. it was the general opinion
that since the games were to be held
the regular championship trophies
:silould be awarded instead of the cer-
tiiicates planned in connection with
the suggested patriotic meet.
1 WW Camp, dean of Yale footballl
‘aulhorities, has suggested that ill or-
;dcr to settle the (lurstion us to wheth-
,er football shall be played this Fail or
not a circular lttttr be sent to grad-
.uans asking them to subscribe for
seats in case they favor the retention
got the game. He points out that it
conditions should be such as to pl'e—
vent the contests provision might be
made that the sums necessary to re
Ist'l‘Vt' seats could be applied to other
sources such as the continuation of
li'dtiIlC-l's' sa‘ axles. - »
"in adopting this means," states Mr.
LClark, "the University authorities
Iwould know positively what they can
Iati‘ord to expend In preparation, and
“in time to_ act utlderstandingly, and
itheir word would be accepted loyalty
I
i
Ifootball. .\‘0 one is desirous of forget-
'tin,c the serious business at hand but
{a clearer understanding of the situa-
.iion would help on all sides. The
Ichanccs are that such a course would
clear the war for football and general
lathleticat of a character less dependent
gupon large expenditures but quite
lenough to furnish interest and rclaxa
I tlon from what would Otherwise be too
‘depressing influences. "
Six state championship trap shoot-
ing tournaments are scheduled for tile
Imonth of July. The
'shoot will be. held at.
12; Montana at Anaconda, July 15~18;
Kentucky at Louisville,
Wisconsin at Waus'au, July
Maine at Rockltlna, July 27-28. ,_
no 94
on.-
thé: outset of
couraging ,overnight developments.
.IS.
sligh
1' vances.
from its
Ials .were inactive at minor changes.
LOOKED THAT WAY
father
fought for
looks suspicidus —-Boston Transcript.
it they determined that conditions in,
the {all made it inadvisable to have‘
\\ yotnir 3 title-I
Douglas July'
7-10; Indiana at lndl-anapolis, July 10'
July 19- 20;‘
TODAY IN WALL. STREET}
Trading again cenec;ed around therestiualc forestry
equipments and other. war shares, IFrunce. Motor (11‘3“?) will consid-
those issuis scoring fractional ad--er tiro fe Wislllilli“ of bringing over I
'\\ rivht, “Ruth Renedich llazei liownes
:5 0”“ "0‘” alongside. 0“” “'ml'f ‘0 “4‘1"“ call thus] losing all chance of compet- Ada Prescott, Jacob Dube, Fabian Soo ,-
ling it the meet w'ete to be held after,
Idricks, Hazel Hendricks.
erstronl, Mae Amundsen, (Torrie Hell-
Eugenle Mc-
Mahon, Lillian laester, Charles Wit-kc.
Charles Roselle Austin Mather Frank
Lauder. Joseph Dugan, I‘rank lJristoil,
Fred It‘anevari, William Albertson,
Jaseph Byrne, Anthony Charity,
William Gunther, Timothy .\laber
Alexander Naggy, George Rowan
Evelyn llurke, Rose. Lynch, Emma
Mayer, Marguerite Pennington, Helen
Wood, Edward Ainley, Harold Braist-
ed. Franklin Ciecerley, Louis ’l‘arlov,
William Ward, Stanley Wilson, 11th
llratk, Irene (lorham. Matilda Jackson,
irenc Raymond, llelen Schaefer, Ai-
tretl .\Illis, Nathaniel Hopkins, Annie,
i-l. llaran, Katherine Decker, (‘arrio
Ferrctti, (it-nevicte llaugll. Illuth Her-
ring, Lillian nKimmich, Florence Lin
('Olil, llose Scrkc,‘ Judith hompson,
lleicn Warga, Dorothy Wells. Emma
Wells. Julia .\lott, Louise Banks, Dora
norwitz, Helen Kel'y,
Wilfred Bcdweli.
Richards Mathews,
Le Roy Purdy, Steven Bianchett, Entil.‘
Kovacs, Du Mont McKibbin. Gertrude
.Seott, Margaret Simonsity, .\ladclinc
Spencer, Jogeph Audillo. Edwin Brun-
dage, Frank Domonkas, Steven Halos,
Charles Mansfield, .\iiehael
Henry Rowland, Leon Waterbury
Thomas O'Conner. Cecelia llyrnc.
Clara Deysenwroih. Katherine Dou-
I‘ens, Mary Lehotsky. Marian .\liller,
Pcarl Sailick, John Boyce, Lawrence
_(‘rosby, Steven Kecskes. Zoltan Vadas.
C'harles Wilson, Agnes Hcmmons, Al-
ma Moellcr, Ethel Smith, Emma Jef-
fries. Russell Dennie, Charles Foster,
George Harris, Leo Dube, John Davis,
Norw alk chapter of the American Red
Elizabeth lioy,t lncz .\iunhall, llertlla
Paterson, IRuth Van Voevering, Mai“)
iZarges.
GERMANS
TION S 0N
FRONT AND
MANY SACRIFICES
(Continued from First Page)
Iihc Cossacks until Germany 11 as
beaten into the dust.
PARIS. June 2:;l—hnlollu' the
7 ll ALI. STREET, 10' 30 a. m.—.\lod- Ilatest reinforcements to the Amerl- :
Ierate irregularity was manifested at call
military mission
Isel'v es when he \oluutcered to in Isizes with galvanized steel orwhité.
0" “mom i“ enamel linings, sl1e1"es are re-
tinned wire, strong and easily re- '
teei soon rebounded a rudiment of American 11 oodsmcnI
initial decline and Ito
(MOUWS Bethlehem Steel new stock rose
011m. 3'9 -5 (except Monday), 10- 053', point V‘ith Crucible, Baldwin Locomo should be licoessalv.
tive and Mexican Petl'oleun1,Sinciair,
'28 36x (excem Saxon Motors were we ofily heavy The Federal Couucil has ordered'
Ist‘ockg, the latter falling 3 points to the Swiss ministc' at I’otrodrad to
Ithe low record of 201111115 and Met-
aid ill the consel'tlvtion
Il'ER\ E, Switzerland, June"..-3»'
Iconic to Brcllc and make all ma
Ircport on recent incidents includ-
Alexander"
L' .ti-_
l'ie Fel'retli, Ruth litrlilllz Res t‘ Serke, \
tuth
Pinter Sniffen, Anna
Helen Saunders,=
Rainey,‘
CONTINUE.
OlIFENSIVE OPERA-g
AISNE: .
MAKE , .
is iJajorl
today” s dealings, out Harry Solon Gl‘t'n es. ( Idol 1 orest-
prices soon hardened under the influ- ."" oi the United States. 11 Ito 111.5 s'ru'ted and wellmade.
ence of short COV'Ellng induced by en-lconlmissimted a major in the l'c- i
(If
n‘F'cnch forests, if such assistaliceI
.5er Page One) 1
Josephine M Christiano.
ICiass Phophecy. ..J William Flynn
Address—Reverend T. J. Finn. LL-
D, P R
tPresentation of Diplomas,
of Medals and Premiums
I\aledictory— 'Prepal'edness"
Robert Adams.
losina Chorus—“Columbia,
The."
Class
Awarding
James
“'8. Hail
.......... The 'L‘ia‘ss of 1917
Motto—“Ad Majoretn Del
Class (Juicers-President.
Jeseplt tit. honey;
Anna \ uonica
( il‘IlL‘. H"
William
Vice-President, .
lose; Secretary, Fran,-
i'tdeliti: Treasurer,
("dr'lly.
l'upiiss—i‘V'innEl of gold.
medal in United States History,
donor: Bishop I’emvick Assembly,
Fourth Degree, K. 01‘ 0, Alice Louise
Callahan. .
Winner 0! five dollars in aoid,,in
mathematics, donor: ('Oitrt Cecile,
Daughters of Castile, Juries William
Flynn.
Winks.t
n:
1101101
oi gold medal tor funeral
tkt‘L‘IIt'ilt't‘, donor: lexcl'end T. J.
Finn. LL. 1)., l’. 11.. Janos Robert.
.’idalncs.
Winner Of gold medal in Christian
lloctl'ille. donor: A Friend, Lucy
.\lal'y Federici. ’
. The followin: is a list of names of.
tile Flildll'dl“:.
Boy-sVJ-‘Jztlnes Robert Adams, Paul
Vincent iiurns. ll'tlitzall litizvard
t'dlupbt'il. "Lt-:1 James Carroll,
‘Jam-s William Flynn, Edward Pat:
rick Granite}: William Augustus Han.
ion. William Joseph Mailoney, *l"ran‘
(is. James Makmich. Lawrence Ste-
phen flit-Million, Francis Joseph Mik-
lovicll, Joseph Peter Miller. Francis
Thoma:- ltatcltford, Daniel Francis
Shet'han, Francis Lawrence Stl'llliska.
Gills-Alice Louise ('lllallan, Sara
.\iunica CtiliiIIIJtlI, .lOsepiline Mary'
Christiano, Catherine Elizabeth Cor‘
t'el'all, Helen Catherine Duffy, Aunt.
Virginia l'lIJl‘l'e-l], Frances Catherine
Federici. Lucy Mary Fedel'ici, *Mar-
garet Mary Gormley. Gertrude Cecila.
Joyce, Helen Adelaide. Kit‘mayer,
Caroline Catherine Mace, *Cdtherine
IAnlla. .\ltrll‘al'tlly, *‘Yiola Mary Me-
llonottall, *Mal'y Elizabeth Parillo.
.wla \eronica HON', v‘lorencc Mary
Weed.
Christian Doctrine.
Boys—William Joseph Abbott, lior‘
‘ ('llZI) Jeseph Adams, Jr., Francis Jos«
'Ieph William Carroll, Harold John
‘.lh'ew, Thollzas James Finnegan, Wil<
lianl Thomas Grantley, Paul James
‘ Kirlnaver, Paul Francis .\Iagner, Lam’
'1't'nce Augustine McQuiilan. John Ed.-
Iwaid Riordull,.\l\'lllialll Edward Silk,
Thomas Joseph Silk, William Harold
tlzczepa nick Joseph Jillll(‘S Wuppen
feld
GIlI>~-H():‘t' .\lal; JOseph .Angionc,
Jennie Mary E'pOs‘ite. Edith Cather-
'int. Godesky, lidilil ('.‘atllerine Guar-
nicri. \‘iola Mary thycr. "Agnes Eliz-
abeill llauch. .\iaraar't Charlotte
Hendrick. Mary Elizab 111 Howard
Mary Catherine 11.4‘Iliness Mary
Catherine McSally, T'etesa Loretta.
Monahan, *i.oia Mary Mclnerney,
Anna Elizabeth Nolan. Loretta Mary
O'Connor, A'ules Mary Prcndergast,
Bridget Marie Rainer, Julia Loretta.
Sweeney. Catherine .\lary Stein.
Marie Agnes Troy. CatherineLOretta:
Walsh, Grace Aunt-s Weed, Helen
Marie YOst, Lentlla Agnes Yosi,
Clara Mary POI-cilia.
""Has not been absent
tardy,
through the year.
01‘
STEVENSON’S WIFE
A half caste sailor once said, “Mr.
Stevenson is good to me like my [as
ther and his wife is the sanié kind of
luau."
King Tembinokc said of Mrs. Stew
enson. "She good; look pretty, plenty
chench' (sense).
Perhaps they both meant what tho
poet Edmund (lasso so well express-
ed when he wrote of her as being “so
dark and rich hearted. like some wou-
derful wine-red jewel."
But the best tribute in Mrs. Steven-
sons“ praise came from the pen of her
husband. —Cl'itic.
it’s Refrigerator Time
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Intake, which are scientifically con-g
We have them in all styles and
moved.
Removable waste pipe and trap.
LIFT TOP STYLE
Inc Capacity 40 lbs. ... . . . . . 88,38
the capacity 45 lbs. . . . . . . . $10.60
,.Ice capacity 50 lbs. . . . . . .. $11.98-
IIce capacity 80 lbs. ..... .
'.Ice capacity 100 lbs. . . . $17. 50'
IOther Befrcgerators up to $35200
Locks and hinges made of brass.
. $14.50 '
J
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.. carry the well known McKee .
tShe—Do you really think i married Minister.
1! you: tenant is delinquent ”034.119. country does not prove that his you [or your money? He-—Wcli, theI
become a Sentlnol‘oW Idescondanta will have' bought a Lib Why my money has been 8011.18 it-I
111:: the expulsion of Robert Grimm
from Russia and his relations with
Dr. Hellman, former Swiss Foreivn
Albert 1". Genetic
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Washington 81.30. N orwalk
Prompt Delivery.
A. good adv. pays nest in the beat
leaner. J
Norwalk Chronicler