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itiernian submarine which sank the”
fsrhooner Jacob M. Haskell were un-
ider ordtrs to sink every American
[ship they could find, but to spare ail,
litres possible, according: to members .
{of the Haskell’s crew. The men ar-i
II-ivcd last night from an Atlantic port. .
:wht‘re they were landed today by,
itht coastinisc steamship Grecian.
lwhich rescued them at sea. “
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i Guilty Nclson. seaman on the
illusion”, acting as spokesman for
his matsc. told how the submarine r.
stopped the schooner fifty miles east
,of aliineizat. "A (lurman naval lieu-
itenant and a smaleI-Irty oi sailors
icarrring bombs. came oven to tho
{Haskell in a small boat," he said
"The lieutenant went about his work
,in a business-like way. He spoke
[City—News l
The Wasithurn Carnival drew an.
other large crowd to the Lamb lot, in
Main street, last evening. Good busi-
ness was done by the various attrac-
tions. The show ends it engagement
tomorrow evening.
HJewelry of quality big selection at
Brand's Jewelry store.
Charity
been changed. From now on the of-
fices in the city ball will be open from
9 to 12 o‘clock in the morning and
from 1 to 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
‘ instead“ of froni_9 to 12 and from 2
to 5 o'clock.
—“’l‘arzan oi the Apes" one day only
at the Regent today.
The Vaclnn Iiat Company has decid-
ed to suspend business because of de~
creased demand for panama hats. It
is reported that its factory at Schuyler
avenue and Smith street. Stamford.
will be used an quarters for soldiers
employed at the Edgewood Arsenal.
Eight camels from the “Ben liul‘"
spectacle, seven horses from the Hip-
podronte,
from lndia. used in “The Garden of Al-
lah" in New York, arrived by boat and
were conveyed to Dr. Martin J. Pot-
ter’s farm on Scoiieldtown, . North
0 Stamford, on Tuesday evening.
A War Savings convention will be
held in Bridgeport on June 3, at 11
a. m., at the Brooklawn Club. W. S.
S. committee members urged to attend.
Luncheon served by the Bridgeport
W. S. S. committee at 1 p. m. The
afternoon session begins a: 2:30 p. m.
Prominent speakers will be present.
The street department is making ex-
tensive repairs to the High street hill
and streets in the vicinity of Trinity
church. Sections have been cut from
the projecting land and the streets
widened and straightened, ‘
making it much safer and pleasfi'lcr
for all kinds of traffic passing over.
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board office hours have,I
and the sacred Zebu cow:
3 OF SEVERAL LIVES' ‘
thereby l
iperiect English and was so polite
ithat he got' on our nerves. After
,he had posted his men about the
Eschooner they stood there, grinning.
while he asked for the ship’s pa-V
ipers; then he ordered the American
:‘flag down and wrapped it up in the
,papers. When the cook remarked:
t‘You's better take the food we have
inboard before you sink the boatflt'
.the lieutenant. snapped back: “Wot
don’t want your
food. hare
enough of our odnw. We don‘t want
‘your lives, either. We want your
'ships. Now get away from
You have three minutes before
chip goes down! "
' The ilaskell's crew said that be-',
fore the Germans left the lieutenant;
glossed a suitcasoc to them which had
;be(n left behind and called out:~—— .
“Good luck. the New Jersey coast!
is just forty miles away. Better go
there.” .
The schooner sank with all sails!
set. The dynamite bombs placed on!
board were exploded by gunfire, the»
sailors said.
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_ LONDON, June 6,—Three “wildt
lmen" on a desolate section of thog
Yorkshire coast, wore arrested recent-
ly and proved to he. (lescrters from the
uuarters in a cave high up on a cliff.
.When thdir' Robinson Crusoe-like ex-
istence was brought to and end, the
gflrst question asked was: "Has the
I' war ended yet?” _
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Steamer Reaches British Port in Crip-
pled Condition
LONDON, Juno 0.-—-»Severul persons
‘were killed by explosions or drowned
the capsizinur of alireboat from '
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in
the steamerkenllworth Castle, which
reached a British port yesterday in a
crippled condition as It result of a
collision. A number of persons also
are reported to be missing. The
steamer had on board about 300 pas~
sengers and mail front South Africa.
QThe explosions followed the collision.
The Kenilworth Castle is a steam- ,0,
sue was built in 1.:
crof 12,975 tons.
(Belfast in 1904 and is owned by the
,‘Union Castle aMil Steamship Com-
Dany. '
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Every Woman’siashion Shop
“THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
13 Main Street, Norwallt
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Women’s Summer W aists
This season’s most desirable styles, materials and trim
mings.
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Very Special at $1.87
Actual Values $2.00 and $2.50
SEE OUR WINDOWDISPLAY. .
CURSE TS '
MERICAN PATROL might or June 2, for thrwquartus of
HOLDS GROUND, an hour, and only retired when its ani-
;mmition became exhumed, is told in:
WWGTON, June 6.—The utoryia continuation of General I’ershing‘sl
of how on American patrol of forty communique of yesterday. received to»,
men. WWI“ by three to one. day. The patrol inflicted heavy losses'
held its small” in Lorraine on melon the enemy. .
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_-,,_ FERTILIZERS
ifii'in rnosrtn'rn or man, snap HAND“, nonr-
cnm'um mm, LAND annn.
mfi uremia: mums AT wnomsm AND
RAYMOND‘ BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 tll'Washingt'on St.
I!“ to have M; can
win you would not “hilt?
nice. The am noon- M
prompted you to carry ”on
should. upon due inquiry. Ill-w
, ish you perhaps to tan out ION
l insurance. because a! the .
. ed cost of building motel-lulu. b:
. bor and nearly every other lie.
i of expense entering into the «of
of making repairs, or rebuilding.
after a tire.
J. M. Laytonlt Co.,luc. 7
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, COR]. ’
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Dr.J.ll.Mallery §
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{its Sanctum. 80.1mm Don.
Homflfoll:30&m.7to:8,p.fl. ‘
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5’ Wall Stun. . fiorwnli.
KRYPTOK “Nils—Folding Oxford: in Gold I!
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of tin eyes. Doullcu’.
donorromptly filled. Input! Repairing.
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Now that the Liberty Loan in over, BUY wan SAVINGS A M WOOSTER ‘ , " ,
STARIPB, which sell for $4.16 this month and 1c additional ATrongEY AT LAW. 60
080’! month thereafter. 3.1% a“; ' ’“SC‘Mfi a” 1 Late Examiner fi 8"}
‘ U. S. Patent up , i
25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP. Office (‘$ .for Booklet ‘
nmv mm: arr HELPS TO WIN rm: WARIb'O P .°‘1£.;i‘“'_=‘
I! You BIT. ‘ > ‘ ., "15 5.5.3:"! ”‘33?
-. w .. ~ unworrowr. comment! ‘ .
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The City National Bank Cure gig Cold By .
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x. With “0”“!!- °°m WHITE PINE COMPOUND
—‘—“-—-—*——— F. H. BAXTER l f
__ ELECTRICIANS ”Bums"
I‘m-aimed for repair or now work. competent monundgood Smith. Undo
urvico guaranteed.
pnmto noon nouns, FIXTURES, mention. MER-
CHANDISE AND SUPPLIES
The White Electric Co.
‘r‘r'rww Electrical Engineer: and Contractors "
184 Washington St. Phone 400. So. Norwalk.
Remington, all out”
makes, sold. ~
repaired. Rentals ,3.
per month. Machine.
'sold at $5 per month. ,
_ PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrilcld Ave., Bridgeporh Conn.
REBUILJ' TYPEWRITERS
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and we will mm our trouble in- 'E‘
l rIqhi around when uncommon:
thIo happen. In your homo. MM
PLUMBING ‘ Ii
In delectlvo. antiquated, moan!
or worn out, have us mu. “I!”
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The N orwalk Line. l
last Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “alto” am! “Armltage Brest-lay”
The South Norwalk Trust Company ‘ George. a. waiter in a local hotel. was .-
1)” been appointed as administrator: arrested today by the federal authori-
of the estate of Nettie Damon. former- ties for failure .to register yesterday; M
1y of this city, who died recently in’This is said to be thefirst arrest of ,
Stamford, and the estate is in proceSS, this kind in the state. George is said
The thoughtful» woman starts at the foundation of her
of settlement.
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The United States Shipping Board
has established offices in the stone
house on the Lunette Burchard estate
at Wilson Point. Electric lights and
water haVe been installed there, and
the office force are finding it much
more convenient for the transaction of
business than the building recently er-
ected on the raliroad property at Wil-
son Point.
' to have aserted to friends that he
would not fight for any country. that
howould not do munition work. and
would not register.
"A Splendid Display
‘ Women’s
have » all the
models.
Oxfords ‘
\ V fittings the satisfaction to be found in‘the new' styles.
.
Whitefoolwear ;
Pumps
lines of every garment worn over it.
" .arebeing shown in our corset department.
Our corsetiere will be pleased to demonstrate by careful)“
ll/CH OFF/WEE Ikiff’CflflND/jfflr "101‘5”
Shoes —-————
See our line first. as _we
best selling
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COWMY ‘4‘ new
YaChling, 'Tennisfi’ Outing'JSh‘oes. '
Weéhavethem [in evety‘style
and with a wide range "of mod-
els and prices for men, woman
and children.
control-gel Orr SiockinuSeclion
wardrobe. The corset is fitted firstand so insures the proper ’ ,0
New modelsinallthe most popular and desirable makes ‘
Freight accepted at Norwalk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30 3.33”"- or InmII a now i
p. in. for delivery at Plerh45,fll;.ast River, Foot of Jackson streei:é ""
New York, 7:00 o‘clock t e o toning-morning. Freight received MODE ' t 1.,
Pier 45. East River. New York. from 7:30 a. In. to 5 p. m. Steamers 3N PLW 3
leaving pier 45 East River. New’ York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays JOBBING<A SPECIALTY .23
jacépted. ‘ , , ., _ f
HORACE 1?. NAME
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Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1854 . .
North Main St. south Norwolk'.
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' The Famous Gurnoyflofrlgomtors
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Are soiontifioally‘constructed, and insure a
food but saving of ice. , . .7 p _
We have many models in all sizes, lined either with porce-
lain, onumelor galvanixediron. . ' ‘
Buy Ono NOW 1 Fly. Tune Is Coming.
RAYMOND a SON
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saving not only of
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THE new SCHEME . f
DEFINITION or cmnopmfcno ‘
Chiropractic is the definition or the .
cause or the disease and‘zrtho m of
adjusting the some. Diseased: mm
by a wrench. twist or sprain in‘tho
back. Even it done in childhood 1: ‘
creates pinched nerves and pain-all ,
later life in the different organ! or
lot-walk. ‘
WAR SAVINGS
l‘llli comm co.
Spray wm': PYTOX. the Ulll- “Incid'ropractdto remove the can: col
versal Spray 0 ‘3‘
disease and pain, health is rdi ml
BOWKER’
. through harmonizing the nerve m ‘
is. 1: 332’ “an?” W~
. giro of t’helsplrza. You 'wu‘ifdéfm '0
P'YRO gret giving the Chiropractor I chum;
INSECT ICIDE
FUNGICIDE
One spray serves
both purposes
ABET «ll. MORGAN .
Now llial (you have
your Liberlyllonds;
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