Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 5, 1918 · page 8

 
 

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, SOCIETY

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Erotica or run one.

{IAN OFFENSIVE IN,

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SOUTH
tendon-s tron Pas Ono)

ing to enter the front line on a
fiftllwlt'landers. Northwest of
'l‘oul, east of Luncville, north of
St. Milliel, along the Mouse and;

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hldm. the night on the

twin kettle hunt. the War Office

intimated lush}. Attempts made
oaths French lines at ('nrlepont
Wood. [Miter-s. ('ourey and in
the neighborhood of Pliny failed.

in the region north of ("a ricy no
action by the French infantry. ss-
sisted by tanks, rectified the
French line on the borders of the
forest.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-General

 

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W. Bettye. Stuart. town: Smith Hsu.’
Winter-er. la; Gladstone t‘ Hewitt.
(Erosion. la. Admiral D. Halsey, 39-

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HAY II OMAN!!!”

l'lder Wm iro- Inhr I)“.
era] Inn... of the (‘th

been. an : William Keillor-h. :95 NF state (tn-cl- a new tummy and

view avenue Monster. Pa: Martin
Linda. Wuhan. Ill: Fred H. Heller.
New York; Ernest F. Minor. Thornton.l
a. 1.; Merle L, Nnuman, Arlene. in;
Joseph H. Ptab, Dubuque. Iowa; Ever-

ett Powers Carisle, la; Jesse R. Snl- ;.

sanitary Wt my be ornam—
ed tor the Seventh Battalion Intantry.
l-‘ourth Military District. Connecticut
State Gnarls.

The supply company is to consist
0! lat or 2nd lieutenant. l sergeant,
3 corporal: and 21 privates.

, . . . . . . . isbury. Patterson. it; s W.‘ The unitary detachment compan
. l‘ '16 so. Mal“ St- “93! 0f Mouldld’lt‘r» tn Plcardy, 1’9”!!!“ reported today the Contact Schuster Dubuque la . Cézzensmw 'will be comprised of l captain or is:
”m “03'“ 1 General Pershing sincn had given between AmerlcnnandGerman patrols Dubuque‘ {a' Am'hmj' C Van Due” lieutenant. ! sergeant, in class I
mmLBP.U.EVBBY DAY. “‘5': a good account of. themselves be- in which three Germans were killed. California Pa) JOhn Zauisra 91 Will sergeants or numerals. 2 privates.
_ Norwalk friends of Miss Gracelforc _the entrance of American News or the engagement came first in llam street lllidlct C [one 0‘ whom must ,be M “1355’ and.
“* . ‘ _ nuts into the fighting cast and (ii in . ’ I own’ ‘onn‘ ”“99 "“5"“ .

During that extra hour. Murray. of Gullford Fairfield county west of ('llateau 'l‘hicrrv .prgshs 'spa c lea. d ‘ Died of wounds: A meeting to consrder the organiz-
.. . ' . - - E e comm“ due no 5: - ‘ation of a. supply company and sani-

. ‘ ; p RIES , woman suffrage organize. and a ireI With ”I - t _=, .. . . . Sergeant Gordon E. Perry, Crestonk .
WINDOW DRAPE If you re helping Uncle 83m > quent visitor in this city. will be in- e halting of he oflcn , humber 21-Section B-On the night 13.; C or porais (‘arl J. Lech ner, Cedar tary detachmenéezéna\lieemlieeltnatMLl:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Voila and Marquisettes; also a;
'- complete assortment of Notting-
‘ ham and Marquisette Curtains.

In Borims, Dotted Swiss. Madras.

E. K. BANKS
Wanna Hotel Block.
South Not-walk. '

 

 

 

 

 

with his garden, here are
the working clothes that will
be a help to you.

Overalls. working shirts,
gloves, and after the digging
is through the cool. comfort—
able two-piece suit in Dixie
Weave at $15 to $22.50.

 

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tercst in the announcement of the
marriage of her sister, Miss Ruby
River Murray, to Captain ’John C.
Credit. of Chester, Vt. The bride is
a daughter of the late Rev. W. H. H.
Murray, as an author widely known
as.“Adimndack" Allurray. She is a

{graduate of Cornell university and (‘ounc

has been engaged in industrial chem-

sivc on the new salient, military"
observers expect the Germans will
make another attempt to reach the
Channel ports through Anticns and
crush the Anglo-French forces be-
fore“ the full‘ strength of the
American cfliort can be brought
into play. , The Supreme War
. il has expressed confidcncej
ill the situation and the ability of,

of June 3 to June 4, one of our patrols
operating in Lorraine destroyed the
concrete observation posts in the en-
emy‘s line. During the same night
and in the same district an encaunter
took place between American and Gel"
man patrols. Three Germans are re-
ported to have been killed.

 

WASHINGTON. June 5.—The army

Rails. 1a.: James C. Shea, 'Roslindale,’
Mass; Cook Everett C. Davis, Nora
Springs. 1a.; Privates Clemmis Atkin-
scon, Denmark, Ora; Holly Cotteal
Morgan, Ky: Samuel Hazard. Allan“,
tic, Iowa: Wayne E. Huxtable. Le
Mars, 1a.; John M». Saunders. Garwin.‘

'Iowa; Joseph Schnabel-t. Ford City

Pa; Privates William A. .Staley. Coun
cil Bluffs. lows; Charles D. Thayer._

State Armory.
day evening._June lo, at 8 o’clock.
All persons interested are requested
to confer with Major Edward P.
Weed on Monday evening at ther
time and place above mentioned a:
which time all details of the pro--
posed supply company and sanitary
detachment will be explained and;
immediate steps for the organization
of the companies will be taken.

 

 

 

 

l ' - ~ . .
l ' MSW“ Captain O‘C‘m' “‘0 is l“ the General Foch to combat the cnc-I t i d 110 m- "
l g . _ . casualty list today con a he na .
,.. _ -7- - —‘ Rogers & Stevens .Quartfcrmastltr 09:9: t 0: cit: :rmg't' my’s plans. Premier t‘lemcnccun es, divided as follows: lltgitogd.t(‘:nn. l “1%“ it
.‘ , ‘was ormery 215515 a e l' a .' has told the Fr ‘l (.1 b l" . . . . l (1“ e o lsease:
'NORWAL SOUTH NORWAL ‘. . ‘ , em ‘ 18111 P!‘ 0 . Killed in action, 39, died 0 woun ., ,- ‘ ‘
. Ki 1-: the Boston Chamber of Lommercfi Illelllltlos that the future depends 13; died of accident. 3: died of disea’S‘eJP Cotporal “Jal‘nes Fling]: 1:32:15; ‘
a O ' “" . ”M" -,._ ‘* ’" . on Amcricun llcl ). 3 . . . 1 t7: missin in ac. 0” 9n“ " " H . ‘l
l ‘ I WEATHER FORECAST I Miss Justine McCarthy of Milford Fighting opcrnltions on the west- 2'0: ozundcd severe y, g EJOSPDh Donedro, ““5111“. N Y- James; BATTER'ES WlLl. FREEZE in
.l ._..._ rpent the week-end with a classmate, cm front elsewhere than south 0f Olf’i amed were' lx- MCNGill, New York city; Shellie J.. “Can tCOlenlgfaTstlEli
i. For Norw’alk and vicinity: Fair and iliss Ruth Dimond. daughter of Mr. thc Ailettc ' arc at a minimum i FollL;r18t1139Tiram p '0“,th Santhoole. Wedowce. Ala; Joseph Rabid.” :onw;ml m2.“ :‘lfiifilh:
._ . - . . . , t .‘ . o e . o. . . - . ,-
m ~ ’wsrmer tonight. Thursday paxtl. and Mrs. Charles Dimpnd of West ave- There has bccn tlctivc artillery bury N. C. Captains Harry A. Bu‘.‘E1nlentton. Pd: James \iola. Boston lcompetent. storage battery expert WM

Mrs. Stanley Smith. of Franklin
street. entertained the members of the
Hilda Club, last evening.

* A meeting of the Phoenix Engine
'(‘ompany was held last cl’cnlng and
routine business disposed of.

 

lompany K. Connecticut State
Guardn, held its regular weekly drill.
last evening at the State Armory. l

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in the guild

cloudy. The western disturbance ls nue. South Norwalk. . Both girls to firing on the Belgian sector and
now central 0"" Utah. considerable ”med ‘0 Lauralton Hall 0“ Sunday at— on parts of the British front where
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cloudy weather prevails. this morning

. in the western and southern districts. ‘
'l.iglit. . scattered showers have ow

curred during the‘ last 24 hours in near-
ly all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature con-

.llnucs moderately high in the northern l
districts and no marked changes have ‘0 her home for the summer vncnl on. early '1‘

occurred elsewhere...
Conditions favor
Fair weather

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levnoon.

 

Miss Marion Hamilton, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hamilton, 0!
Flax Hill Road. received the degree or
master of arts from Columbia Univer-
sity. New York, today. and will return

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Mr .and Mrs. P. A. -Wlllls of West
'Rocks avenue and the Tarlov brothers

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,thc Germans have been repulsed in

. raids north of licmmcl, in Flan-
dcrs, and hctwccn Albert and Ar-‘

run. in Picardy.

The German snlnnurincs appar-
cntly have not left the Atlantic
coast.
ncsday an American de-

stroyer rescued a French tanker case. and Ferderl‘ck August Westphahl

from an enemy l!

' -bont which pro-
vrously hud

sunk a small Schooner.

 

lock. Cambridge, Mass; Edward O.
Fleur Des Monies, la: Liuets Clarence
Green. Winterest, lows; Richard Mort-
imer. J12. Tuxedo Park, N. Y.: killed in
action. ‘

Lieut, Howard E. Smith. Newcastle,
llnd. died or accldent.

l Licuts. Abram P. Craddock. Lvnch-

OR the Maryland shorc burg. v3; Adam p, mmbrauckas. P“

Philadelphia: Walter J. Sullivan. Chi-

‘Provldence. scl'erely wounded.
“rs!

Died of accident:

Licut. Howard R. Smith, Newcasth.
1nd; Sergeants Donald Bechtsr. Int
dependence, 1a.; John H. Jones. PittS-
burgh. Pa.

‘; Severely wounded:

Lieuts. Abram P. Craddot-k. Lynch-
‘burs. Va: Adam P. I‘lambrauckas.’
ilndclplila; Walter J, Sullivan: Chi-i
cngo: Fcrdcrick August Westphal.‘;
Providence. R. 1.; Sergeants Hugh F.‘
Dumas. Toronto. Can; '(‘layton Rand
all. St. Paul. Minn; Corporals Albert,

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will give authorstive advice in this
cannection. ‘

We recharge, repair and store hat:
terles.
A rental battery for any make of at.
can be obtained It any time.

Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.

68 No. Main Street So. Norwallt.
Telephone 938

 

 

, followed by increasing l .' b 5, Calesb ,.

Minoan C "019. Kings Daughters, cloudiness and slightly higher tempera- Of South Norwulk, “‘m‘m’d '0 Bronx Nearly half a hundred persons arc “‘l’izrlg'sifig‘fl 33310:, [e .l.. Kennedy, Charlestown. Mass: “ll-l CAMERAS '
mot attire rooms in the Baptist church tut-o. Park and Rye Beach, Sunday. All lldd‘s‘i“ missing from “1... Carolina. nl-: lilcut Benjamin C Byrd, Hmttord. liam 0. Council, Cambridsfi Mil“: l FILMS
instcevoning and disposed of routine at very pleasant time. lthongh it is hclicvcd sixteen of C6“ i-md Robert linker McDowell. Fred w. Putney. Hughlgsopglllilqntniln PHOTO SUPPLIES

5" l ‘ . ‘— ‘llli‘Sc lcr's * - ~ - l " ' . Mechanic Herman . re 1 . s. .1

basins _...._.__- lWEATHER TOADA‘I'IEAR AGO Miss Katherine Tracey, daughter oh I l. h“! ilom ”Raquel ”9"“: C33,. prisoners. previously re lwatcr, Minn.; Buglar Laurence 33., Brim; STILISON_POWELL'

Wedding Rings 53.5010 39- “Brand's l _____ ‘ Dr. and Mrs. William ,1. drama has WITH THE AMERICAN Alli’ll’lpm‘fi; 3“: “:0... son, Virginia. Minn: Cook Fiodi 12., . CORP

. . . l 'l‘clnpcl‘nlul'c: High, 73; 10““. arrived at her home in West avenue IN FRANCE, Tuesday. June 4 (As-1 glmclnBertram T. (‘lsvtom Salis- Tomassetti. Meriden Conn; privates! . .

lA business meeting of ill? “VOUIPB5:57. (lll‘fli'. itrom Trinity college. Washington. D'.‘Sil('llllt‘(l l’l'l‘fisl.-—-—Ill ill] (‘Hl‘ltllllierl 00‘: C , Captains Harry Bullock...\'lch0185 BBCKCI‘. Whitehear. M!nn.:l _.__..__—.__.._._.__ .
Club! of the Trinity Episcopal church {55’ dammit-10. for the summer vacation. lllctwccn on Amcricnn patrol and n léuryi) m' eliiltass . Edwardo. Fleurf Jeremiah Deneby. Havenhill, Mass: l . . . .

m r “9 ‘ ~ numeral Serncc Garage.

was held last evening
rooms thc. church.

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; ' The members of Epworth League of.
{tho East avenue M. E. church were!
entertained last evening at the home‘

 

 

Licht. Calvin G. Miller of New Ca-

noon. 3

 

rpurty of scvcntccn Germans on the

il‘mncvillc front early today. tllreci
staniford high school graduate. oi tllc (lcrmnns arc reported tol

 

° LONDON.

Des hiolnes. In. : Lieuts.
Green, Winter-set. IoWa; Ric
lmer. Jr.. Tuxedo Park. N. Y.;

hard Mort-
Ser

Clarence (.‘lyde Fulchcr. Tnlladega. Ala,; HenryI

St. Paul. Minn: Ray B. Giat-

Furchher,
Walter GIOWaCKi

‘ her. Paducah. Ky.;

lual A. Joseph West Oacland. Cal.

ll‘or Chevrolet and Maxwell

- .. . . . .. . ,Pat-
' ' The Mlowcratt and mdhler mason of Miss Ilarrict Warm 17 Cove nvcnuel l“ “0“ wlth the 60‘“ Company. lolh‘dnut bu" I‘llhd' Another mum-“grants Willlet K. Murray. Newtonnd-.Cl"'v°‘an,d' 0.. John l.ELJ“lainl‘ilelk’Spen- Cal's
Mam“ were ”“9”“ 3‘ ”‘9 regular at which time a social evening was Provisional Battalion. (‘amp Lee. \a. destroyed on cncmy conct‘ctc ob’n.1 M K... Jesse r. Tillman. lPreston. erson. ;\. 1.; Anthony . 0 .
session or the Old Well budge. N010?» enjoyed. . lscrvullon Post. . j ‘ 12m; .(llorporalti Walter J. Dixon'cor,1\lass.; Edward 1‘.Housby. Dayton. ~ Ford W and M’
stand- A; Mylast evening. ‘ M”. George Sconeld 0! Hamilton [1" c 3: :Brooklyn- August Maltson. 'Kipllng.'0.: Rufus Jacob‘y. Waterloo. 1a.; Mann
- . l '~“io.~—(" lcrmon ‘ '

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~ ~ . i . . he hOSDilll ’ v - «M incs inn
. lll.‘l!‘l‘l Deputy (italics F. age in- avenue, was admitted '0 t . 7 . . . . .: “k “_ 0”, Des o . .' . l ‘
A “WWW“ °t the degree team English”; lite new Wide” 0! the Well yesterday for an operation for appen-l‘QW’“ ““3 luflnllllllrmlcmllted relate?" :2“ N Davis. Lorimcr, lows: ,Euxrne R. Kelly. South Minneapolis». GAIN PRICES.

guard otthe Eureka»R‘lbklficli‘sglzgean"coxxie Stranger Lodge No 364 Sons of dlcltts. Mrs. Sconeld's many friends 3min” Bum?" “In“ southwest 0f Cogk loseph [lawns Klnmundi'. lll.: Minn; Earl S. King. Vl’lai‘eirlao' 1a.. 0538 SOLD 0H m PAY-i
- No. 42, . 0.0. F. was 1“ 8 - '. ' ‘ " ' j ‘. a i or uncourt, or lie so ion'cast oi’ ' ' ’ ' ; 1 Kr scygyns. podus , um. : , .
in; in the lodge rooms at Eto'clock. :l-ldaforge- 3: ”1i" geggm 362:3," hope for her 3.0le recover,“ lolmicns. the War Officgannouuccd Prlv“:;9CN:°:e filgnfiagffilg'f. 3:1? Leftflngwen. DesMoines. 1a.; I “HTS. ~ -

l 9 set even ng n t. .eorg s . _ 'todav Althn 1 ti - . . . Signs .. n r , . . .. .. . . Harer Marc . ‘ _ '
N Captain W E. Dove of Flax lilll - - “ill It client} “as . 3 son (my, [3,; Oscar Joseph Leone. Boston. . -‘ . G I' l .

“ “‘9 “ml annual meettllls of we Main street. road has received orders to report at supported by heavy nrtlllcry fire git?” ‘B'l‘ill‘tltlue‘a la - Carl B. Beyers- ts. St. Paul. “Minn: 50““ 1- Mctnrtliy. UM 0d With Me 801.10.,"
K“ “we” asfimiauon wrll lie “8‘? l .2 the Reserve onion-s Training Corps at Ill“ ““5 l‘l‘lllllsl‘d and l“ft prisoner-std“ ferbupu no is ' l’rank B. Brown, St. Punt Minn; George H. Morgan Sl- _ M own.
this, Wednesday. evening int. 1" L; The firmly Central 21ml Cdomptnn) s Plnltsburg to set an instructor to thelm the hands 0f the British. 'Roa'Oak Igwd‘ l'lovd .R Coulborn. Paul Minn; Reginald W. Newtzan. A , G "

. '1 non ursayore- ‘ ‘ , ._..._..: we . - .. ' ' ' ., .tor-
Hall, Washington street. state b ‘1 ~ ‘: 9D? . N _ ' _ students there, and will leave for that. .. ' . 'Sallsbury 'Md.‘ Otis B. Craig, Cedar Snohomish. Wash. Lawrence. W “SIiII S arage
—_ ”My? Mime: tor the Day unset) rum lace within a few days PARIS, Juno "“1“” Germans ' . I e Croft Winterset. tham. La Porte. lnd.: Harvey 1:091:11. . .

A sonrwas bom in the Danbtll'yimnge sale. "1039. “1110‘ “MW leave 9 ' continued locnl attacks lust cvcn-‘R‘amds' la" Bum l ' ‘south Bend Ind; Adina F. OBburne. Phone 1069. Soaview An
hospitabsmurday, to Mr. am:3 9:12»: foams can notify Mrs. 0- WM" 01' - _. n--. “gum.“ __1Bock, Minn; leery-Paul. Llillepcafiz: ___.__-.-_. , .-_. ' .
fr“ fdm‘l'mf $23312“ “LnMFS‘ F- 5- W“; . ; .1... mm... cogrlres foggy-Deaf)“, wn ans sumo

Prma “‘36 "--‘ " " ‘ . ’— .nock. Conn: om - . ' , ' 0 AND CRAP mount
“a” ”fim‘h' °t mm" 5393‘ A “mm“ W made ‘° “‘8 "°”°° ' . “‘ ‘ ’wuuet r. Pierce. moo. v... Gerald unlit! Indiansaanom '3‘

a graduate of a... Danbul‘y hosm‘. ““9”“ "‘3‘ My“ °“ Chm“ 3" ~ ' l“ ' A Rodgers. Lawns. "M W““““‘ “a“ 301015031138 1' "
.. » : - iltcrlng ' ' U . ‘ , l Oth' Glen R. Talhem. .

_ . News. 71"” d9“'°”“‘g “"59"“ "d D M k E Dr . l i i I ll'tuhl. Akron. . . .
training school Amnbur) ' cherry trees. An investigation was 3 es ver '0 ‘Tg'dlfi' F :1 that“ o" ilpnva lll.; Hans “10'5“” Minneapolis. 3 nu 3:: a13130“?!ng “1.
Blocks good wedding present Brand's made and me buys warned that if the o erosene Olin :51": ""3. 0;:- .01.. "39:.- lMinnJ Charles Wagner. “Si. 13mg. m .

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. practice did not stop arrests would be , and oil h u at w, tim . . 1 “ingels. Bu a o. .
M! . . . “I fl ‘ l a l'an” Jose!“ I” run" 2ndin All Si”

 

very important help in the no-
cusnry conservation 0! cool for

 

Missing in aciion-Lleut. Ralph M.
Private [John

 

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.Noble. Galesburgh, llll:;

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l made.

The long blue chimney of the New Perfection Oil

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ ’ war was."
3 Harry .‘licHugh of Stamford was an .COOk Stove turns a?” drop 0‘ kerosenemto clean. 9 W Jones, Oxford, Ala. . -
. , intense cat. That is why the New Pe action is ' ted lss- ' ‘
- rested by Motorcycle Policeman che‘ . . . _ Prisoners (previously repol‘ m . _ .
2 . . . t c one nil stove t at given gas stove com on Wit , _

ney last night charged wrth hnvmg no kerosene oil . ‘ 'rng): ’ ' ' ‘
. lights driving without a license and . . t _ Ask . » L'eutcnants Benjamin c. Byrd, Hari- , ‘

. . , . our deal ut h 1

, changing the number on his car with - Always ready. Does not overheat the kitchen. No 3! «also t e ford. Conn: Robert Baker McDowell. ‘ ' ‘

 

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New Perfection Kerosene

. Water Heaters and the
regular New Perfection
ovens. None better.

- waste—instantly regulated. Cooks fast or. slow. .,
without watching-eliminates the drudgery of coal.
wood and ashes. .
Already in 3.000.000 homes. in your home it will."
let you give up the cool your country needs—and
gain a wonderful. economical all-round cool: stove.“

[out obtaining permission front the Hersey City; Private V-Melville S. .Haf'v
lslnle authorities. .gel‘. attle Creek. illlch.
l
l

. l The local police were notified late
,last night to be on the lookout for '

SMUGGLING PLOT DISCOVERED
NEW YORK, June 5.—-An nllegcd

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

f rection of Norwalk.

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'lhree Italians who shot and seriously .- . . _ t u 13 into Amprica the " . .
‘ wounded Frank Russo of Bridgeport] Made in l, 2- 3nnd 4-bumer 3‘2“: “tho" “Eh?“ lglglvno jigselgsg of the dethroned 120-, Ourmtenswc. thorough ‘
f It is said the men were in an auto and “hm“ top.Also.4-l>umer stove “‘1‘ heal-retaining lmanot‘t dynasty. stones valued in 33' . ' .
. .1 when last Rem were headed m the di- oven and cabinet complete. . £000,000, is holievcid to have been dis- courses require only a
' i V ' ' ' l . itc States cus oms o - , '
‘s r n Use SGCO-NY Kerosene—every dro clean heatr- !c.°‘er°d.b'v U" . ‘ - .
say I WI“ . . p . ‘iiclals. it was learned here today. M time.

inexpensive and economical. ,.

STANDARD on. COMPANY or NEW YORK

NEW PE cvloNa

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: According to the announcement in
' another column the members of the
lBricl-tlayers.’ Masons‘ and Plasterers’
Union. .\'0. 5, have' voted to increase
l the rate. of wages from 70 to 75 cents
‘pcr hour of bricklaycrs, masons and
plasterers, after July 5. '

The case of David Spicer against,
the four young men who assaulted and
seriously injured him some time ago
is due‘to be tried before the Court of
Common Pleas in Bridgeport tomor-
row.

 
 
 
 

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Success waits on
things only: The power to
do a. thing and one's de-
to do it.
Seven times done, an act
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unum nusnrssf
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The Old Well Commandery. No. 956.
U. 0. G. 0.. will mect tomorrow even-
ing at their rooms in the. Trust Com,
pany's Building. .

 

 
 
 

 

Thi- United States Shipping Board
3 has notified Postmaster Andrew Leary
lrelative to the change in address of
‘the Home Office of the board. In the
lfuture all communications should be
3addrcsscd to the Home Office, United
jStales Shipping oBard. Emergency
lFleet Corporation. corner Broad and
5 Cherry streets, Philadelphia, 'Pa.

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GREAT SALE OF DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAIBTS.

Only the finest in The Norwalks you will find here at
moderate prices.

Final clean up sale of all Spring‘Snits and Coats regardless
of cost, as we never carry any over into the next season.
Come and save money.

chosxs we PARIS mousse?
3350. Main St. So. Norwalk .

to acquire an income—a
p sure income? Systematic
. saving assures success.
‘ 'Iake seven savings de-
:positshere. Getthoi‘oom-.
pound interest" habit.

 

snarl.
~ new

i A Sunday School Institute for the
adistrict of Fairfield County is being
held this attemoon in the lecture
room of the South Norwallt Baptist
.church. The affair under the direc-
.tion or the Connecticut Sunday school
Association and two sessions will be
held-one at 3 o‘clock in the afternoon
and the other-in the evening.“ 7:30.
[the sessions will be open to all wort:-
3:. in the Bible scltoots tn the alone
it is hoped nll'wllt anti mm of
“up « .. , .2"