wwwmm “a...” no N. .RREPATTTA WINS l 8llili’8llEiR RATE 3 STARTER REPRRT8 i ’. NEW YORK. June 3—11 was Ralph5 5 DePalma. driving a Packard, who won the 100 mile HarkneSs handicap at5 5Sheepshead Bay Speedway Saturday. .snd not Tom Hilton. who. driving a Dusenberg, was first hailed as victor. E' Th e torrected time of the racet shows that DePaima. with a handicap of one minute and one second was Etiv. -t. and .Milton with a handicap of 5 two minutes and fifteen seconds sec~ ond. De Palma' s time was fifty-eight ‘mi’nutes and twentyone seconds and Milton's fifty‘eight minutes and thirty. . one seconds. The order in which the drivers fin ished according to the corrected fig-5 UTE-s given out early todayJiy the Am- 5 erican Au omoblie asocialion. is as fol~ lows: Ralph De Puln‘ . Packard. 58 min- "1 seconds. 9‘. "Action not. words. Deed:1 not declamzllion" If you are going to have a hot game here’s your kit—short. sleeved shirt. white trousers, white socks andathletic under- wear. Simple—just four pieces. But between the acts how = From Going 0pm 5 ‘ ’T—Th Laddies Who Po t 7011 and9 Won, by Harry Lou-5 tier. “WE—God Be With Our Boys To- night. by McCormsck. 5 consent. ,3 . ‘. 16 So. Main St. 5 SOUTH NORWALI. 0mmL8PHMEVE-RYDAY _:5 ‘ WIN W DRAPERIES In- BorimlzpDotted Swiss,Mad Folios and Marquisettes; alsom a5 foolplote assortment of Noting-5 lumnnd Marquisette Curtains. E. K. BANKS lllt’S. Iahncka'm 031‘ E our 3.50 l 0 80:91.31 E gwgtergge Of $ The order in which the drivers fiu~5 I ‘ ' 1 1-1 1 .1 ‘1 Hied, according to the (elicited fig , South Norwnlk. I Safety firSt. My “my. 11;. 1:195 tires given out. American Automobile association. it follows: » Rogers 81 Stevens " ‘WEATHER FORECAST i 215 - ENORWALK ”UT“ NORW‘L' Ralph De Palma. Packard. ’33 min ‘Wbr‘egast for Norwulk and vicinity: ._. an-.- m- utcs, 31 seconds. M tonight and Tuesday “’01” to‘ up”...) 515.1110. was a week-end visitor ll. Oldfield, G. Submarine. 58 min- night. light notlhwest winds A11 in Ne wYoxk city “5985 3] seconds. . 5 ' we of high piessure cential oier ill 8 -____. l’l. Oldfield. .Sullnurine. 59 ml.- ' southern portion of the Lake reeion is. John Modnc of North ahlin sheet is utes 21) second; porducingplcasantweather with slight- m \ew 1111.; today on busmvss Fddie “mm". Dunscnberg. 1 hour. 1” [OWN temperatures in nearly all _____ 1minute.ill seconds. districts not of the. Mississippi erW Mrs. E. M. Lockwood will entertain Dan Hickey. Hudson. 1 hour. 1 Win .5Local showers have occurred during the mcltlbers of the Doorltccpers, t ir5 die. 40 seconds: we last iwentyfmll‘ hours from TPX' cle at her home at 133 East avenue. 111111 Hickey. Hudson, 1 hour, 51 min. ' as northeastwnl'd t0 OhiO- 5 _ ute. 41 seconds 5 Kenneth F Taylor, son of Judge and 0mm Taft Millet Special WEATHER A YEAR AGO Mrs Joseth Taylor. enjoyed .1 W“ 3 minutes «iii seconds TODAY furlouvh flom his duilcs at Follh That De Palma w.“ really the win- ‘ Tempe-“”1”“: High, Em“ 5W orth. her of the race was first asserted by ‘ 531' Fair. 5 5—. S De ‘mlmau rcp‘resen alive Fred Was- 5 Seaman William Horn of the U. _ f S. Virginia is enjoying a furlough frOm ner starter and 0mm“ timekeeptr 0 his duties at his home on Hamilton the handicap . avenue. . Scorers Made Mlltake. .. Th eerrors in the first published list. Sergeant Thomas Baron and Corp? Ml‘ Wagner said. wei‘e due to mis- oral Benjamin llnrtinz of Camp l pton takes made by ”I." SCOI'WS- Al one septn a short fu1lough with relatives time it was found. for instance. that The board of estimate and taxation in town. ~De Palms had lapped llllion. but the will meet at the City Hall this even“. -——- t'SCOl'els had overlooked this. 'an E Hugh Campbell 0! the Avidltion Immediately after the race Dcl’nhnu —— 'Corps returned to his dunes today al- .protested that he had wicc lapped om- Georgo James and wife and Edward ter spendinn an enjoyable furlough at field and but he Should at “.331 1,.) sec- tf..l1'lalierty and wife motored to Put his home on Spring street. .ond. The race ofilcials then began a nun Park yesterday. careful checking up of all the scorers' .__...._—— E. ML and M” Charles C- Treadwa‘v reports. This was a work which look St Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran con- land two sons of Bristtol. were the Jiours. and it was not until 11 o'clock gl‘efiation is negotiatinz for the 1113' weekend guests of Charles E. Hov . .lhat the final positions 0! the ice ‘9” , chaos of a house in the immediate Vl 'secretat y of the South Norwalk Tru: i. had been accurately determined Mt. cinity of Cedar street where the 00., Mr Treadway is the president ol’ Wagner said ”“9”“. and ”e um church is located. The house is to be the Connecticut Bankers Associattion. clals were still at work on the tecmds used as a ilnrsonage. ”—— _ 5 While here. yesterday Mr. Trendwn} tarrunged with Mr. Hoyt the final do» A musical entertainment to be giv- en 5by the pupils of the Camel and lun- tails of the Fifth Annual Convention or 1 hour. w 60; of the others Mr. Wagner said that as soon as he reached the city he would prepare a detailed account of the running of t‘te Association to be ior Hi schools will be he‘ll at thetlhe State Banker's ‘ ‘ 5 5‘ A till Hall of the lligh School on held at the The Griswold. Eastern entire handlillll whitlt would establish poem y Tune 21 and 22 beyond any dispute the exact time Point New London Wednesday evening Tune 5. The to— 5 5 5 5 ceipts of the affair are to be turned Full details of the convention will be made bl every man and his unit in over to the Norwalk Dispensary and announced through the columns of the ”le p I h F 1 5 ma 1 e avor ie it .9 number at this paper within a short time. e a , it is hoped that 11 m7. .- De Palmn was the favorite in the music lovers will be present to aid: til rtli cause The Ladies Aid SOON." 0T Sb handicap. and when it was announciad ' ‘8 wo y ' 5Peter‘s Evnnnelicnl Lutheran church he Wfls only fourth there was much 5 "fi 5-» ~—~-—‘--—» ~~~~~»—-—~-~~—=5will meet Thursday afternoon. June SUPWTSI‘. He and Chevrolet (11.0.... the ‘6111 in the basement 01' the Chum“ 0“ most spectacular races of any of the Cedal street. A“ members and men in the lace. Milton. who it up- “friends 816* Tt‘lueSlEG l0 “'3 their very pears barely lost first honors after all best to be (“MM M“ J U \11ller drove a endlly and carefully and “in land 8118.0 Sfllflllb WE” 39““ ””95“ once had to stop for any kind of moms. t.__‘_._ CRIMINAL FRAUD CHARGE. WASHINGTON, June 3.«Crlminnl fraud and evasion in tax returns of a number of corporations and big bush new concerns has been repel-tea by revenue agents and Grand Jury inves- tigations are now under way or about to start in New England. New York E and several western communities. ~ " 5 Thomas Dennison. whose case was 't1: ed by Judge Nehemiah Candee in lthe uptown court this morning. Was 5 fined $5 and cos .5 upon payment of ‘which he was allowed to go. Denni- son has arrested charged with in- toxicution. John Ba1ry, also charged with intoxication was fined $10 and [casts at the same time. Deposited in This Bank! ”on orbciore the 5th of June; will draw' glottal-est :irom June 1st. Sale Deposit __ Boxes 54 A Year . no Notional W m m doom «mummodomm Twit. Eddies shipbuilders of Scuttle launched the vessel. from the date of laying the keelthe vessel will load cargo. made a record in the censtruclion of a steel shill. end an enormous army to the trenches. EKEWW Csoaltorgun o themmumcrmid .5 EoiAntlmciieCoal llaw‘bceximduood SOiattn 'onall sizes from Aprilfirst w 5150, 7 Inmazyoftln .55 31111111 raids the prices t“ hm'bcmcuttonneven ‘Qrenter degree/ It. 8...!i‘U1‘lL ADMIN ”aird i. 1 TRON\. COAL PRICES:- REDUCED BLIY YOUR SIIPPLY N OW comfy; it‘isi tamarind... T i r‘zoriy five days after they laid the keel of the West inanga. Skinner 8: in seventy live dais Thus they if other shipbuilders work so rapidly it will not be long before Uncle Sam has sufficient ships to *3 24—h. BY GETTING BUSY WE'hh KARE um DIZZY. lumen nor grlovu for fear a. shell will find him. mine-strewn brine, with patriotism burning. matter what the danger. swallow. 60 feel thnt we must eat our meals or seven courses, without the soil and help to save the nation by bringing forth. through superb and manly. busy. dizzy. for postage. I like to up the soldier crowd in uniform: or khaki. They main my Yonkoo spirit proud. these lads so staunch and stocky. Some folks onto: the wot-like cuff of statesmen bold and wordy; for me there's sermon big enough in these bravo soldiers oturdy. With spirit fine the soldier leaves his home and friends behind him Ind new: frets nor Ho drops his Job without I. whine. no matter who: he‘lenrnfug. end soon ocrou the Ho tutu herdeblp undis- myed, in lands where he's a stronger. and (one to bottle unuroid. no In doing this he lets a pace for all of Ill to follow and shows that if we'd win the race our hardships we must Suppose we are a trifle short of candy. cool or rations; are we to show that we're the sort who can't endure prlvmtlona? Are we to bread and meat. for our buvo lighting forces? It can’t be done: . we've got to feed our troops of gallant fighters. and if we let them nutter need we're simply bloomin' bilghters. Let's work an soldiers of toll. a wealth of vegetation. Got busy then with spade and hoe and till your back yard freely and make a drive against the toe with spud: Make every yard‘n garden spot; get busy. now, get We‘ll give the (canon such a swat ‘twlll make him sick and Write the National War Garden Commission. Washington, D. C., for its complet; manual on home gardening. It's free for 2-cent stamp ~ record honest WHY“ WE Bum 1‘“.ka \N Til DlTut AFTER T“- 8‘0 STORM ? AN “’2 MADE BOAT.) cum brunettes?) l l . New York city. He is survived by one M T. Woolen. Thomas P. Weldon, formerly of Nor. walk. died «lineal:- on Enemy in 5stator. Mrs. William H, Hilliard of 5Rockland Road. Services will be held .in Evergreen cemetery, Brooklyn. on Tuesday afternoon. Frank Cabro. The body of Frank Cabro. who was 'killed by an unknown assailant early Sunday morning, was taken to his late home at 88 Highland avenue. Bridge- . port. this afternoon by Funeral Direct. or Frederick H. Ganung. Funeral ar- rangements will be announced later. Mrs. Mary A. Anderson. Mary A. Anderson, widow of the late William Anderson. died at the home of her son. William Anderson, 396 Main avenue. Winnlpauh. Saturday. aged seventy-five years. The funeral will be held from her late home this afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Mr. Strong 5omciating. ' 1 Funeral of Mrs. J. F. Bryant. The funeral of Mrs. James Frederick Bryant will be held from her late home. 22 West Main street. on Tues- day afternoon at? .30 Rev. Mr. Ba- bee officiating. The burial will be it: Woodlawn cemetery. Stuttit‘ord. Esther Marion Holmes. Esther Marion. the nine-year-old 5 daughter of William and Bill“ 1 .Hchn/ di=\l this morning aft-1r a. 5 short illness. ‘ The funeral will be pri- lvale, and the burial will be in River side cemetery. instrections have been received by the local ermption board that on and after June 24,1111arceptcd men on spe cinl induction call 664 will be forw-ard ed to Camp Mead. Admiral. Md. The E state quote. is 1.200. of which it. is free- ‘iy predicted a large percentage will 5 come from this district. which has p031 5 sibly more Class A men available than i any town in Connecticut. 5 i l l l E James Burke is an honest man. He found a coat on Westport avenue. Sat- ‘urday. containing among other items fifty-four dollars in real money. He at .5 once tookthe property to the police. 5 and it was later claimed by Louis Kroger. Fred Westerilng was coasting down the Westport avenue hill. morning. when he came in contact with an auto driven by Bernard Fink- elsteln. The lad was thrown from his wheel but was not badly hurt. WASHXGTON, fFails on its lines within Xew York and 5to raise to three cents a mile its pas- 5senger rates from Minnesota‘ and Mish- ,igan running to eDtroit. Sault Ste inlarie. Duluth and between Vancouver. 58. C. and Pacific coast cities in the United States. 5 he Canadian Pacific asked for the 5three cent rate on passenger traffic on its lines in Maine and Vermont. 'The Grand Trunk aciflc Steamship ELic asked permission to increase bout :fares from Seattle to Canadian ports 51o the level that may hereafter be pro ‘vided by the Ametican Railroad Ad‘ ministration for American boat lines. ,tEmc ocroa..Vllr E WASHINGTON. June 3.——Nu- ~—-———-— Sundny 5 June 3.—-The Can-E lL Fatal II COLD WEATHER M I! our Willard Service lull- nm you will not a. woman; mutant Image betel-y expert who ‘ will give unmet-alive novice in fl. We recharge. repair and stone but codes. A rental battery for any moire of e. on be obtained at any time. Fairbanks Storage Battery Co. 68 No. Main Street 80. Nor-vol! Nepbone 938 CAMERAS ‘ FILMS l PHOTO SUPPLIES l STILLSON—POWELL CORP. ’ 01111111 Service Garage For Chevrolet and Maxwell Cars Ford Repairing" ' and Parts. TIRES AND TUBES AT BAD GAIN PRICES. CARS SOLD ON TIME PAY- MENTS. Used Cars Listed'With Me Sold on Small Commission. Austin’EGarage Phone 1959. Seaview Ave. 4 Save Yourself The Discomfort: of Eye Strain by coming here promptly for an examination of the Eyes and proper Glasses. Nineout of every ten cases of eye trouble can be traced to re- fractive errors which cause “Eye Strain.” We specialize in correcting errors of refraction. Exper- ienced OCULISTS. not op- ticians. examine your eyes when you come to us for glasses. « THAMER aeolian. Optometrists. Opticians “The House of Good Glasses" 87 Atlantic 81., Stamford, Conn. mMEvoJllIIpmm 1M . WE ARE norms _ non AND sow mom. 113v, METALS m on) wromosnss - 2... EFFRON 3 Rowan 8t. Phone 441. New rectory 2nd in All Sines WA 5vnl officials said that tip to the ltime Associated Press dispatchesi telling of the destruction of' ..\mcticnn shipping oif the \cw ‘.'ic1sc_\ coast bv German subma- .rincs ucrc received in Washing 'ton. the .\nvv Department had no 5i11formution of the presence of 5cnemi raiders in home waters. l t l llorlon ' House Shore Dinners All Kinds oi Seafood 5 Steak, Chops anti . Chicken. A5LA CARTE‘. l TRAINER 0Tfl0i HTTP ‘IS IN . 1111111111111 | 5 Our intensive. thorough 1 courses require only a short time. MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE —_ Q ____ _. . fi.-,___.__._..~_..__: GREAT SALE OF DRESSES. moderate prices Come and save money tm only the finest in The Norwalks you will find here at Final clean up sale of all Spring Suits and Coats regardless of cost, on we never curry on; over into the next season cwnxs fie P A315 1411.1.th 33 So. Main St. " m mm 11 tritium SKIRTS AND WAISTS. ‘ So. Norwalk
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