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High School Auditorium Norivalk Has Dime Her Board of Estimate and Taxa-
Duty in Raising the Ap- tion Nearing the End of

Filled With Graduates and
portionment For the City Hearings .0“ City Budget BBARDS NAME”

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Y } C f EEast Avenue Taken Care OLE fad] 11: Haistrgm and
oon lap; on erences. Schools Fare Well an d1 u ge enry . regory,

Have An) ..A , t Norwalk’s Board
th _ Bela?“ ,E'} A Other Matters Will Be:
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uSiasm In e atriotici. Disposed 0f Monday ' litl Tholtl " ' ‘ ) -. ) V) ‘ .). ‘ . '
. I Aiiient was made by (:ovcrnoi IALIh, rlllllt‘ __,}._( oiitinlllllg
“ Ol‘k Done by the Teams . titlai'cus ll. liolcutnli ,tlirough the. (‘on- 'tltci“ ( ft' ‘iisivc ( it the “we front
i East avenue residents received mpnfnecticut Slate Council of Defense. of« ‘ A’ i ‘ ). . ‘ ‘ .l '
At press time the executive oonimn.z N'Wéiid 1’01 patience last eveningfihe personnel of the Exemption Boards 3”!“ ('t‘i'mii‘” last “lid" ““1”“ reg
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BOLOGNA, June ..u.”‘e“1fl‘(‘(l0 Foe-E (‘ounectictit has begun a art-at re-
o‘ttti tplday lcoiiffsstid lo the itauan “11.: ci'uitiiig drive to till to war strength liigli school days are o‘er for ,1“.
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and Miss Georgiaumi (‘omstock $500 ‘Lowe Ridgeiieid‘ Howard “A. Taylor, idli't‘ indications of _a marked
besides many other generous stints. 'i)anbiirv; ”MW; 1). Bisseil. Ridgc.{ill‘tin‘tllt‘lil ill the situation With a ‘
—‘"* ' Tricia. growing support of the governufi
LHCAI‘ YAEHTS. ‘l State pivision bio. 13—thcitti'-tifth ‘lllt’ilf and a growing animosity ‘
ise'mmri“l Dmmtw‘): Hm" ”I‘m" against the torccs which make for
5titan. Stratford; llr. \\. H. Donaldson, l' _. W” t' . tl ‘ ' . ,
iPairileld; John W. Trcadwcil, Truiii-A‘ lfl‘m‘cl“ “”lm H “'m-L , ‘
ibuii. llic resolution passed on Thurs-
i State'lliyision N0. li—TWC‘MY-Sixth day by the l’an-ltussitni Congress
EiztiffllayCI;;SI‘XC'EIIITIil_;‘ni JV;1\‘fl‘ii~‘ of Councils of Deputies is regarded.
pm; “'1 ‘Greoo'rv ‘Nlomafig ‘ ‘ as a signal defeat for the extrem-
l State Division No. 1;,_.T“~mm-.'ists and pacifists, the motion snp— ‘
seventh Senatorial l)istrlct~l')r. Albert porting: the Provisional govern-

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\.,»,.' iyv'” Aw '.',|i.,_ ‘ . _ A . I“l _‘_.- ,-
(villALtl in l\t\\ \oih the (Aonnctittut htiiiontil inlaid and, 1,0,. ”M. last mm the class gathered tee of tho lied Cross‘i-‘mtwhen after holding up on the matter{BliiiOiHWl h.) l‘iiiiiil timid” 1“ ill“ WSW“
-A . A .. . . . ._ scriition l'iw. - " ‘
Years old, When the ciri‘s l)0tl\' .$.i,btlt) to the 86'1"” “him" .ippio l 'itu'illllhl ”W WWW" positionslim‘fll
”1 0i “rim-‘0' “'m'liill'n’ ””0“!“ its) was will tip to the record of the! Norwnlk has an , . . . .
acute fox-mitiuc iiiiprovcmenl matter has boontllt‘l‘ which these boards have iieeii;A\t‘stt-i(la§.
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:1“ Italy .‘lSlilIlg tor the mans unest t.ii_\ .md ii.t\.il .tttaiis. ‘ Lovers of u“. “AI.I,,.1(.1umt «verb, rising temperature and marked “u is with great relief that ”H. filming r H i l l
‘l on it ii-.it,tt0. t ins iecn necessary ..
n H) I“ ’ ~ ' ‘the slightest advantage.
toy the State Department ‘l' \\'liSliill"-tt*n('f’ held regularly at the deieiisc,wmm.e were qmono the d-mcps - b , ,. ' - ‘ ~ ~ .
.. . a, . . ., . g , .. v- .v .._. ~ ~ 3. c stalled lot the in iioienient 0 , . -
. . most Lima) cases yet kt n. . . d f-einptlon beams in the state. ‘—‘-A fight between an Amencm
”it innocence and insistcd that li"‘f'l'til t-‘ouiiiies were announced. Forth-l tinned until midnight. tn"; Sterling?
i' .. "3 t ' s . -
H 1 ht .li. iiiiunil in i.s di tiiu \‘tlliLll 0‘ one day otit 1mm Genoa, Italy, >
. ‘ ‘ ,- 1- V , ,1 pl‘i(till()nil niiroiri-ilion of the 7,200{ ‘
broke down after he was placed in defense will co-oprraie ll‘. the regular ,gtod x-l‘m” thousand m m" A“ ”I ‘ H l ‘ 5
shall be ex-
»- ~ remi’m‘l- 3le-i 'i oi c hit was re ioi'ted by the
A . , _ , W— . it . - s . - to cut out the 10,000 aiiron-lation «" i . ‘ l . .
lilit‘lllitlll of fiiziitinit extradition. proclainalioit of “cilnesday. and m“ “a not ‘1 team in the 3 ii l _
PRHHIBITIHN A ' proved by President Al'iison for the
i e . .' V.‘ , ' A . at r ‘V
this country due to the 12am“ ‘law' . ' Int-l 0“ tMOHdu)’. The Georgetownpaldilflbll‘ ,and m" b“ ”Nd for m‘lkmgisixth and 'i‘wenty-sevcntli Senatorial.l l’lul‘lttH-liAl). -lllllt‘ Lids—Ill
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EXER [SE8 "I: E WASHINGTON. June l’rohibi-A ' .

l ( y it ‘ President Wilson ()ll‘
Mi‘eto ‘Ot‘cil went to oloutiri‘ to secure tic state's quota of men; lad. ”mm, W“ - w . . A
N i i” h ”mm“ n 1‘ "‘1‘” I”that the amount pledged by the peopiei
as discovered in the basement of
w~Twonty-fourih, Twenty-fifth. Twenty—
.A-rt'riich requires itaiiaii citizens to hp The St, (morge Pulp and l’aptr Lo.,t "will“ 10 UHq “INNS if“? PM“) Districts is as follows. fspilc (,1 1]“. disorders m bcbustopol
En- tion as a war iiicasuie loomed up asi

- A A . .. . ‘ A . . ,. , A for a number of years, the board of nomination 0f ”19 “u“‘mon ‘0 act in Nauaillon and southeast oi li‘ilain.
gum New ioiit iii iv ‘lll'tldl'y after the. fol liic l'cAiJllill‘ arm). iiic caiiipaicn, I)“. auditorium of ”H. Mum} and “*‘ME ' . . .
I the customary senior "prom." it wasA0f horwallt “"11 exceed “0:000-
i iri'ilcd for the i' "it: - ~ lv‘or l'l‘ mos: mm the senatorial . . . . -
I ‘ Ml” and “W10“ " 1 lot l‘rotdmont, whcrc they taller?
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iih motoi tyclc shop in .\t»\\ \Oiltittllllll) itilelldl) toniniittu.s and lie school for tho litlltllili. oi sticccssfuij Fundrritis in its most . i
chosen. but. because the regulations ililt‘lll says the (it‘l'llliills made con-
Oli a charge of neikrdci'. This was fol: Final arrangements were made forl mom than pleased with ilic "proni.": pansion of the heart have dcveiopedi iesiding- on that lllt)l‘0|lglllill't‘ icarn' _ . , . . .
' to divide some ot the Senatorial liis- V ”A "A g ) H
A.\ A iLAl\ lit; iORi June 23.
ton, and Cocchi vriis_;ii‘i'cstctl on .ionoi council‘s ofiiccs at the State Capitol. which “em-p in ortler. Dancing began 323,351.00 Count m! their street. The Seaview avenue= _ . . , . A
Each board consists of one physician freight steamship and a (normal
. ’ ‘ 5h”. 'illotnicn 0 250“», 1 w- . . ling, but was left unscttled inasniucb‘
“M1 lei Aitici‘ici on account of iioil- er arrangements will be announced “mum; orchestra riirnisliedlmiUsic ‘ t I $ hi 0 “db tho i
will decide which of those drafted from .
N. . iand resulted ill the navy gunners
' . . r _ . ~ . . liioon hour conference the magnificent,“WCSSHI‘.v to pave lb? East Side high.
«imam (Ollilllt‘lllFlii, :lltllt)li‘.;ll he rc- army recruiting week oidercd from (Continued on Page Seven)
‘ ' | The personnel of the boards
. . . . i . ‘l’or the im mvmiiont of i‘ivcr siren gc'i itaiti of the stctiincr on his ar-
“Ahvw was mm“ qu‘_m(m ”s to the llllliltll that “as coniidini of many p l l e :l
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_ ; . . < A; .- » A'i . ' ei ht hundred doll rs was all W at . . . A .
i . WAR MEASUREi .ub. ciibt d Silt) through Team No. 0,: g a 0 e orE State Division No. 12-—T\\'Ollf}“lOi--‘ililand anarchist threats here, there
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Bridgeport Division
larged to Include the Nor-
walk Division

, . A A . , estimate and taxation voted to add ““”““““°“ “”h ‘1‘“ “home con- " .- ~ . ' '. e i 'or
"latiibiinfll‘tlliffl ot lluth i‘ruser. a Aiili‘lA is being carried on under the dine-l ‘ ‘ ““3 ”1‘“ I‘l‘lllll'h‘d ”1 11‘ (1} t3
non of the Connecticut State Cull-T an event. loiig~looltcd forward to. midi
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uti icl' f Vt '1 Ainent of Last avenue. The Lost .tve.Atlistiitts have liten made the units on . ‘ _ ,
‘ ‘ 0 ‘r‘ Today s official state-
oiic. commissionoi “nous tabled totiintitttis o.i lllllilllil) and on i.nh .socuil ummg . “ell developed symptoms of rapidly" hanging mo for a long mm. and n ._ . ' . .
prescribe that no distiict shall contain 1siilci'ublt‘ sacrifices Without. gmmng
townd l)V a refill t to the suite effect the recruitin" ("lillli'lltlil ‘tt ‘l confer-i pox tr . . . ) . . . . . A. - - i
. A . H . . . . . org, one—strips, Lin] Jones .lllll< anti emf, ‘ - . -; that Stillltllllllg is '11 last about to
E U H pionouiite u one of me ‘ tricts so that there are forty-tour ex-.
20A lie at first vehemently protested’ following' which the quotas of the sev~. at 8 o'clock in the (twining and con- Norwalk‘a notion now is to exceed appropriation also came up last. even-i
and two other men, Each board will Silhllitit'liic which took place Juno
. . . A . ,, A Alnq"can A. ' \‘ar ' . 'ns :1 inajorit' votc did not favor tho
bir- With his \Vlft‘.‘ The mans nerve within a few days; the council ()f'fot- the occasion rpm,» (”mpg-1m j; i 1 RH U0“ \ fund in “i )
.thc list of men between 21 and 3! years \ . l . t:
. . . . . ‘of one. registered June 5. ’oii the . itiei'tcau vcssc scoring a
. . . , . ; i r 33 .l n] . .‘ “'1'. ’il‘e board also voted last in lzt " ‘
tuned a lawyer and announced his June 3:! to :30 by President \Vilsons Wu" H S '8“ ma h“) subscribed, " ‘ g ‘
‘ as nominated by the governor and ap-
. A . . . . « .- ~ : - . in view of the fact that 1000 is no ~‘ .. ... - v.
“WSW“. 01 ms Mm“ Mmmd m. mote sciiechlcs befotc the final meet 5 A ii\.il lltlt todaA
and Miss Georgianna onistock $000 Senatorial District—hr. Russell “'A im-
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.a sharp iiglil promised before a ilnaii
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'necticut (‘o is to be enlarged Jiilv 1 hemm- 1”“ 80mg“ ”I ”'3‘. hi” until-{He SEl'ldS communlcatlon to The East Norwalk‘Yaclit club is E‘m‘méirinéngfsn“:31? 3251;131:1833? mt'ili l’i‘llifif l‘ilhhi'd h." H majority ‘
A . - ' , - orizing tic most out to itiiit, regu- - , A . , , . A ' . ‘ ' ‘ I a e -. 4 ‘wt f .. l' f 't Af ‘-.e '
g - - .10 “Mm“, mo .\or\vallt (“A-”m“ and Q x ‘ | . ‘ _ _ _ [mailing plans to make the l-ourth oriwood, Greenwich. o illi)l( tian out o one. fir _
dentb Included. In LlSt 0f. take in the lines to Stamford that ' minor Sfdrizfoil‘:1:;(1110912151ao‘fkiflK‘igliJIJ: Federal Trade COUDCll July a gala one in the history of thut‘ ' __ ..___..__._._ Ititer significant resolution admits

Graduates {heretofore have been ‘uudnr lDCRl'holic liquors shall be changed. l‘ro- Giving Additional Facts lorganization. ‘30“ races 9? all killtls‘ Atliat the transfer of all power to

.mqmupmem of (‘imripe n (‘0 the in . .. . ‘— “ill be in outer atid it is expected . . . A ‘k ]
iu‘fif’. , q f. 1 id ' 35‘ .l liibitionists wt-rc determined to se- ~—————— ithat in each iace 11 large number of. gtlic democracy noultl \\ on on lie

The commencement exercises of‘ liiibimoriuott‘ “11113211312105? (iiiiil midrib); mic. if possible. the .lllloillltlli of a June 23. 1917. local vacbtsmcn “3m participate. E Ei‘l‘VUlution. This "Um. donmnmcyis
iiijtlniiinilli] rig-SW)? (SAOHANIWS m" be “founder of the (Amended division and1 sti‘obgpp .‘d‘ry b-mlol'monvi431.05t “If The Ewmng Sentinel, The affair will be conducted sotnc-' ‘0‘?” admission ”Nil ll “was the
{mid Frida‘v {wig} ;‘11Cin}::l€l,flp'; has received noticc to such cn‘ect.E :,,‘§“A,““‘(‘,}' ”‘11:: “f; 11:31:13,132“ MOP-E 3‘91”“ I“?"“"‘”‘~ Conn. what along the lines of that held last; _ltnowlcdgo and experience of tllti
’ l. '. . AM .une i" 1' 'H but no~other details. The movement! SP . 'hl‘ A ‘ " .i (-eiitieincn. summcr. Th”? “'“l b“ one long racei ‘ . ‘ctlii-‘atctl classes ~
“COCK Professor “01‘3“? (L ”9310!. i‘ “on... ., concentration line “0',“ "95.95 dull“?- “‘9 “fir- bi“ ill") "VP in your issue of June 20th. W0 “Ole' and seizcrai shorter ones, The liandi-A ‘ l. i. ‘- l . 1.
0t”~ Columbia 'Lniversiti'. New York ii ‘bv Tic . Wm" R m‘ t'nf‘aI» ‘(llVldt’d over the various- pending into an ample ”slam-9 ,0 a bid made to} can race will probably be the mom , ii) tlt‘t'ltlllitlg' ioi tic spect'y at-
t-u.y_ will (19mm. ”1.) address. Am... N ,_ 1 “mid .. -~0 i 1 1“ (a0. posals to accomplish this. supplv ”H; public schools of this (snot l' . ~ A .. “ll'l . 1 A . .A . A Av tainmcnt ot “a general peace and
H P A. .3.“ l . . . A . . and now made possible bv the reSig-l C “d . - f l f d b'll . ~ . WWW ui. smcr it “i imc tie laigciA b . . AA . .

_‘ lvx‘f‘UHw it“ dimlhll chic H‘COD- u f“, 9_ i B ,‘ P tt>- ‘f; . ("l-‘1' 918110“ 0 119 00 1' COH' “‘ltll coal for the fall and winter; number of participants. n is 11011ch at the same time tor an increase
lion Will be held at Merrill Coiieee‘m 0“ ° ‘ an“ ’ '~ 9”“ 0 “'0 tinned m the Senior Villain while the months 1917 nd 1918 . - . , . ~ . ' i' 7- . ‘ - .. . x - f h

), l . . . .tho 130" Chester qumn which up: . , . -. - it ~ that several speed boats “1“ turn out. Am the ii_olititt:_l rapidity o t 9
mil. At antic Slit‘t‘t. Stamford, , _* ' , . * - , Alcadeis have held further informal ln fie“. of the fact that this matterAf _ ti r, ,q [C A i h Av . , ‘ .. _ . _ -
The South Norwallt school will have ‘9 ””5 t‘me,ha“ '"d‘ldf’d Annialk‘iCOHft’l‘OllCOS~ill an effort to reach an was rci‘erred bv the school commitutm 1.19.3110} 5“,“: null 01f“ Graduation exerciscs for the classlal‘mg. the (tillil’ik‘SS tacttl) re"
the following ”tradinues: Anion (‘.ii: “otfll‘t‘llm‘i “£11“! ”9 llnf‘df‘ m the “ 99" agreement on disputed points in the [tap to iilp‘cimf-mn of Federal Tradei nifflmfnxgm 001.0 Ailing: 1:: “‘11:; of 1917 were held last evening in BLputliatcd the program of a separ-

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tiett. Robert A. liecesare, lirank L.lI {l‘ig'igct’l‘oCllal‘El‘ll'lil iviasnasked todav measure. Council, \\ ashinglon, l). C., we have Cross Channel buov as 3“,“, custom} ‘ffét‘ts abillgiiiilld igl‘gglim': “$3121"? .iltt ”Hill" initially liliptil§dlltp\\'a3

‘ “ ’ ' ‘ ‘- ' _' -" ' it justified in forwarding to said it - " -i{ ' 'ih " ' i’ ‘ tic unanimous vote or tic eas-

. iii‘ the new arrangement miAvht mean f“ . . .- i 0 Sta” “1“ id 9 ild‘e ODDOSHPA A .v A. ~ "'\~ a 1. . . .

(Continued 011 Page Twelve) ”1,. ODt‘l‘allOll of cars fmm‘pmfldigp. (‘liiiii'mim ”19 “mm-“Pd coniniunicaiionA Hawkins dock on Seaside place. Tintst grills:$11,592}:cllfitlggalllk‘;£1,611};i ants ‘ ( «ingress, rcprcesnting' 130,- ,
' Green through ll) Stamford. At pres-l WW“ 35" ft" “5 “"3 are able [0 give; spectators along Ilic’Shol’G will be: sclibol e p” ' ‘ liiitiHllifi people. approving the e.{-

r SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR lent Pai'zfiisc Green cars go to Nor- , I“ a Staten)?!“ of'fa'cts. "1’19“" 5"“ bet”? and. more ”WAVE TllP'llt'lll was handsomely decoratcd'pulsion ot' the German pacifist

‘ Y Y Ewalk, connectingdhere with the Stain-A ‘ iouis tilingi'hiON'D BROS ment out Of ”.16 Mia“. m" be Qbmm'I for the occasion. with the red. white - rcut, llobct't Grimm. and inviting“

B} ELREKA LODGEA ford main line. The completion of tiio' - ~ _' ed through this slight change in the; and blue national colors prevailing. .9] ., .. t .. tl , . .. . d

,m“, “Ammo” mm” and the llal‘i-E . June 23rd, 1914. (.0qu ‘ i The 9. mg“ w wrc “end“ m a o nntttis o ciitti _ it «lilily an . .

Under no aqu'nog of p- 1 R iina of juniors bridge ‘ll \‘oroton Nit F- 3- 1’93“de Chairman, ‘ ————-———~—— vvery ”hug: ni’m'lber“ of apai-enth gmd strengthen .lt by their example

‘ 3 2“: Alicia e '3 ‘ ‘_ ' ‘ . ..: ‘, ' .- ) —-—- The Federal Trade Council, - ‘ .. Si 'clics of similar tenor in the
”POW: Lmlilc. 3‘10, 42. l. 0. O. F. iii m‘ll‘e“ i‘lliougli‘ “Hie? ""1" “Burk“. A‘s tl it i .1 -‘d 11.“. Washington, D. C. FOOD CONSERVATION “news.“ the graduates. The {Oll0“‘; 0‘1““. . § ‘ .. [v 1 1 . . «
pleasing emprmlmmm was given hell poit to Stamford possible. Mi. Cliap- ~ 10 T9511 0 ii lid on (‘0 1-10“ ‘1‘ De“ “I i’t'tbodv' tltng program was presented." ( ossat h ( ongicss Vt cic still more ."
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evening- when the sketch entitled: i man could not say either aflitiitatii_(A\ betnecn ii Jitlli‘l‘und‘ 7 ”Willie C37! ii We enclose a clip ing from the , TO BE DISCUSSED, Selection. .......... _ ....... O relicstia emphatic, so much so that the ex- At

“M"il- s All F .1 A .. . - .. . lor negattVllv what, iniu‘ltt bc nine the com” 0f Ildnl‘h" 5“"“9‘ “"9” ‘ ‘ p ‘ , Ftitriince of Graduating Class '. . . . '

“ tcn. 01 otn, was staged mi Iona this .lin) 'but gm l‘l‘tt it sion and Monroe sticet. three people South Norwalk Sentinel as or WM‘.‘ ' . v .. . .‘t V 1’ “v”: n l A- ”elm“ anarchist, organs tOdaY -’ ‘
the lodge room of the OTKRHiZflllOlL: a -“ . “ “. “ “ . - - . . .' , , . A meetin has been called to tak Opening (‘ho‘ub— '1‘” ‘ “mm“ m1») 7‘ 1- f “ l - ~ - ' f h .
.. . , , wouldnt be considered for a con la were illjllled this noon. i‘liey are g 8l t .. Tl (‘l-s ,- 1917 Sllelx 0 tie thlII‘I‘OCthll 0 t 3‘
iiio Rebeccas, noted tor their drama-1 " D \f'n F' Do U. f \I i t A place at the Norwalk iiibai‘y, Cornert laticn """""""" ‘9 " “'5 0 '. i\" u '1. -i til 0 -k WM , for
tie. abilitv were w 11 t 1 1‘7 10f \VPC‘kR iii it‘ll-“t- ‘ ‘5 45‘3“)“ “9 it 0 t a n “‘99, (Continued on Eleventh Page.) , , A, , Words of welcmmfipwgmem w“ t ilhlllfil. c )hhdt. l

9 up 0 tie llhh' . . Norwalk; H. Pressiei', (if 24 Meadow Mott and Belden avenues, lNorwaik at .' . 1‘ l ‘ ‘ct'lv lisctl f0]. “HI-(Agony, 'digm‘
standard set by them in previous en- ““m JO;~CDl'l 1“ ‘0“"5' ‘ - ’ ’ ‘ H " l“ ‘

bedtiaiiiiibinhqctiglw pilotnof thc‘sitctcl‘i’RENDER ASSISTANCE .
, . , ii an “as ‘0!) anitis-E FOR RED CROSS

ing. The part of Aunt Louise, a maid-I

cii aunt, was taken by Mrs. Rose “
Carr, in art/excellent manner. The
,v-three cousins, Maud Meredith, Eliza-
beth Lyndon"‘and Beitha Banisdnle,

 

last evening by the boys and girls of

 

An ,interesting‘ program was given 4

~ . ’ cl . . i i".
were impersonated by Misses Lillian ergarten by grades one and-five. in- Nowaik, The machine was proceed~ voted to contribute $5.000.00 to the having the hearty approval of the E301, 111,111! Re —-—Tll Clhs Floweri- W1 “ha“ SUPPOIt “it PTOYWW
A, Schaen‘, Elsie J. Rains and Gert- elusive. The~prograin consisted to! lug down Monroe street. and was tnrn- Red Cross fund. this amount to be State Council of Defense and (tom ‘52:“ ‘..]: A 59 \i g "‘1‘"; Aional government. if necessary With. ..
rude K. C. Banks. Mrs. Maloncy. the twelwc folk dances. songs by Miss lug into Franklin steel: extension when divided among the Company's district mittee of Food Supply) that the Fair- 9 m nna ‘ c ar ‘y'

«housekeeper, was Miss May Banks.

Lincoln school at the Knudsen ltind-

 

Anna Roles and recitations byMiss

street, and Stephen Szedlak, of Stani-
ford. None of the injuries were seri-
ous, but all sustained (ice pcuts and
(bruises. Both the machines .were
badly damaged. .

The touring car is owned by Harry
McLaughlin. a wealthy Daubui'y citi-
zen, who has a summer home in South!

 

12 p; m., on TliursdayhlJune 26th. to

U_ E, L, & W, C, MAKE discuss ways and means of increasing-
T ‘food conservation in Fairfieid county.
GENEROLS DONATION) The meeting is the outcome of a

‘ request mad:- jointly by the U. S.
At a meeting of the directors of the: Department of Agriculture, the Na‘
United Electric Light and Waterltionai Council of Defense and the
Company, held on June 22nd; "t. was Connecticut Agricultural College (and

 

A Plea for School Colors-Red audilianccs.

A Tribute to the FlagcAnna Virgiiiin

Salute to the Flag and Chorus—“ThelA representative of the KubhnICo'S;

 

A representative of the ' '
White—it‘rancis Laurence Sti‘inisko,!Amm. (.‘ossacks were really t“
Am“ "”0““? “W" .Asoooooo ("oascaks were ready to
fight in support of the revolution; _

 

 

 

Farrell.

 

 

Star Spangled Banher"—The Class sacks added:

offices.

EWRJWG ”Wren Del mammn_lritles andswords,”adelegate from,

 

it smashed into thevditney owned and
driven by iF‘rank .Romno, of Austin
street. , i 1

 

The portion of this amount field County Farm Bureau invite the
to be contributed by the Norwalk of- cooperation of the women of Fair-
flce is $750.00. and the pledge‘ card fleid county in carrying out the plans

 

The Class Mnttohfl‘ Louise (jaiihnnitlie Ukraine, formerly the location;

and DI“ Jocelyn Denby was Miss. ”ab“ Warga. The entire proceeds, Chains—Aim! for Tree. 0 Heart of‘of the famous Stiporoo Cossacks,

Frances Kosmecki. The affair prov- whichA amounted to $25.42. will' be

. n»

ed to be a success, and greatly appre- Igiven to the Red Cross fund. . Much
' elated by those present. The chair-l, credit is due the boys and girls for

Inu the jltney were the their pas»

 

man of the committee in charge was the excellent pi‘ogramArendei-ed and
7 .‘Miss Lillian Schaeif. for the patriotism shown by them.

it

engers mentionei above. Miss Donneliy

 

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for this amount signed by the treas-‘ for food conservation which_the Na-
urere of the company was received tional and State authorities, working
here this morning, to be credited to. together, shall deem-most essential
the Norwalk fund. ; ‘ land practicable at this time. ‘

- Solos. ”by Frances C. Federici and'

 
 
 

’“u‘i” ----------- Tl“? ""‘Y‘Q 0" 1917 declared, saying that his country?
men would fight side by side with;

—..o...q

 

 

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