l .
r3.
9n
man an am
‘Iid’elsctd M 6.0 Inn. in
wallet“.
Robbin l1 Sta-chic. state mu
m of motor vehicles. is in-
lresttgating the case of (huge Foa-
:‘Iu eiuhlern years old, of Ridge-field.
in on etiort to determin» hear the
young man secured a licenae as a
motor vehicles Operator. Accordion
gto advices from Hartford the com—
missioner is somewhat mystified by
it-ertain elements in the case and has
continued the hearing until he. can
find out more. about it.
It appears that George
senior. took out a license, and
‘mation obtained by Commissioner
:Stoeclwls indicates that his son
lwrote the word “junior" aftE'r his
ifather's name on the card. Another
iversion as to how the youth obtain-
ed the license is that his father gave
l false testtimonv in regard to his son's
ago. Mr. Foshay at the hearing in
‘Hartl‘nd, denied any wrong doing on
ihis part. He said that his son was
iworking in Stamford and had not
1received a notice of the hearing.
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That’s an
53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
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i" If it developes that young Foshay.
{the charge, of forgery and face a
- ‘ stiff penatly.
it e
V ’ i!wrote the word “Junior" after his
u ‘ifatber's name then he is liable to
I
WILL STAGE PRIZE FIGHT
Foshay, f
infor- '
vm
IWUI'NM WA.“ 0.. '.
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Inm- Subjede Inkling Ten 0rd!
Iii: Wm la Signed “on. i
Brine]: sublet-ls hau- bcsun to
realize that lie :raft bill will be
.ignui within it im day -, thereby urn-g
itihg the lime aliovlel'. lo volunteer.
The New Haven Depot of the liriliah
and Canadian Recruiting Mission is a
scene of much activity, men of all
,claaees being assembled for voluntary
1 service for the duration of the war.
l The United States government any
ipreciale that upon the Draft Bill be-
tween both governments becoming ef-'
fective that they will be benefited by
the drafting of Americans on British
doxninions.
in London alone
young Americans within the draft age
that will be secured.
Within the last two weeks the ques-
tlun ol' e.~scnlial and non-essential
workers has been actiely gone into
and the mission have in their posues~
sion names of men who are Britishei‘a
tthat are~ non-enintial workers skilled
there are 6,000
- or otherwise.
During the hurt few days Lieut- J. J.
Todd. the officer commanding the die
pot, will be glad to receive communi-
;i‘£ili0n5 and answvr all questions per-
t taining to volunteering and recom-
;iiieiill that immediate action along]
wan—u...
"Ill. WA“
”AV CUT 0" ALI. 2
m7 POOL 'LAV IN
Ali-OHM In” DEATH
no» WAR eusmlss AKSOXIA. June ¢.—-m mauled
,m body of John Muayhoa, an Austrian, 33
Directer ,nmogic's .Fi'flmp—Omi. years of ago. was found in the local
flee Expruud. trailroad yards, yesterday. The body
when found waacold and Musykos is
believed to av . - ‘
\‘l‘ASlllNGTOV. June 5‘” “8'3. indi» it e been strutk by a train
PAC! III.
M
near midnight. Harries. wit; was ain-
gle. worked in the Coo Bu. branch
of the American Brass Con”. His
friends any be was of temperate habits ‘
and u be had no occasion to go to the.
railroad yards, believe he was the Vic-4.
tim of foul play. The authorities think!
his death was the result of an accident.
YOU CANNOT
dad to inure yourself; e60-
u-iae you would not need Alene-
anee. The same ream flint
prompted you to carry law
should. “Don due inquiry. Mme!-
isb you perhaps to take out more
insurance. because of the more»
ed cost of building materials, la-
i-aung that a feel shoring») I'hlfile and
that the government and allies“ re.
quirements will necessitate lhi‘ virtual
cutting off of non-war industries from:
their steel supply. will be giien that
war industries board today by J. Leon-
ard iReplogie, director of steel supply‘;
of the board. }
It was said last night that one of the
chief factors in the situation is the
vast extension of the-American. mill
tar-y program. In addition. the allies‘
ore sking for increasing quantities of
steel plates and ordnance material“;
The steel mills have now on their:
books unfilled orders for steel approx“.K
iniating 17,000.000 ions, which is a lit;
tle more than hall of the entire output
for last year. Figures Mr. Replogie
will give the. board today, however, do‘
not include many anticipated require-‘
ments of the government if the full.
program is carried out, it is said, buti
are confined to the onions already
booked and the estimate made up to,
date. i
Opposition to any further curtail-’
RETAIL.
Phone 113-3
5|me
Through examination of
FERTILIZERS
WED-PHOSPHATE 0? LIME, SHEEP MANURE, AGRI-
CULTURAL LI“. LAND PLABTER.
ALL FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. B. JACKSON
OPPOMETRIS‘I »
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding 02m in Gold It
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
bor and nearly every other ital!
of expense entering into the cost
of making repairs, or rte-building,
after a fire. ,
J. M. Layton & Co.,lne.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
' SOUTH NORWALK, 00M.
-
__ m... 7.1%
F. S. EVEN
k" tired: Warranty
.56. Norton“:
137 Wathlnuion Si.
""9 A? '55
”M
:llr.J.llMall
DENTIST
rim
‘1
thoeyetflcufleh’m
Golden Rule (‘ircle will meet with
Mrs. Ross A. Malkin, 1 Eclipse avenue,
Tuesday at 3 p. m.
—Rings Lavaliers, Bracelets at old ed for July 4th, announced today that;
low ‘prices, Brand's Jewelry tore.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
DANBURY. June 5.~The promot-
ers of the twenty-round fight be
'tween Fred Fulton. of Minnesota.
'and Jack Dempsey, of Utah. schedul»
these line; be taken thereby relieving merit of the 30‘3””: non-essential in~
dustries has reached such proportions.
both from within the government. andl‘
‘the industries themselves. that doubt
‘ is expressed in some quarters that {any
both government Officials.
1 a pg...“
AMERICA'S FOES ANO rue
wonLo CRISIS
donn promptly filled him mm.
m
notwithstanding the refusal yesterdayl
iof the Ilanbury Fair Grounds for the} Rev. Dr. James Empr‘ingham gen-l
Hmmfis“ m" comp“ W911“ be 5mgedieral superintendent of the Church
hero and an arena seating 30,000 peou Temperance Society will speak at
i
immediate curtailment will follow this
report. '
Opinion among the members of the
Hook and Ladder Company will be 1’16 W0111d be 91‘9““! 0“ ““11" “co { the evening service Sunday nightat i ‘73" industries board differs. Some:
held. on Monday evening at the Cen-
tral Fire Station
tion. The articles 0‘ "SreememiSt, Paul's Church, on “America's
signed by Fulton and Dempsey ‘were‘li‘oea and the World Crisis." Dr. Em-l
profess to believe there will be sum-i
cient steel to meet commercial re-i
fl , 'llle South Norwallu i
' Homer S. Cummings has rented his
house at Shippan Point for the sunr,1 Certificates of incorporation of the
pier, and expects to live in New Ca- \i‘oodingGlllmore Company of Watch
naan this summer- bury and tho Ginzberg & Post Com-
[pimy of. Bridgeport Were recorded in
Whatsoever Circle will meet on the stale secretary‘s office, yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m., with Authorized capital stock of the former
Mrs. Elmer Patton of Rowaytnn. A is $213,000, of the latter. $15,000.
meeting of the Red Cross Auxiliary2 A certificate increasing the capital
will be held Thursday. “ ‘ stock of the Bryce Manufacturing Com-
1 Daily of Bristol from $50,000 to $100,—
l‘epuiy Commissioner of Animals 000 was recorded."
George Crowley is in town today Connj A f'l’l‘iifiC-‘lll‘ 0f iucorpora
tion of the
ferring with I»: Warden Thomas 1, Mcrchnnta' savings' Bank of Bridge-l
KYalsh on matters concerning the doc. port with a capital of $10.00!) was re
guestlon in Norwalk. 7' lcorded. . ,
A certificate of dissolution of the
An cight~pound baby girl arrived "Perkinu’ Clothing Company was re-
at the. home of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Leo corded. '
Leonard. of Camp street. Thursday.
morning. Mother and daughter are
doing nicely.
GARDEN ASSOCIATION NOTES.
My potatoes are infected with Very
small black insects which eat holes in
l ”V ' ' '
_, Memes. \\ hat, preventive measures
The “mm" “beam“ or the 0°” lshould be, laken?——— o. A. it, Norwalk.
necticut company between Norwalk This is probably the filca beetle, a
and Stamford went into effect-today. small black jumping beetle that eats
This will be the twenty-minutfichcd-l holes in the leaves. giving them the
1118. _ ‘ l
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very fine shot. This insect, often ef~
fects the leaves of potatoes, tomatoes.
Ophir Chapter 0. E. S., wi.ll hold its
regular meeting next Wednesday even: ‘91“;ng > .
ing. On Wednesday evening June 19.; Control measures: Coat both the
there will be held a special meetlnar at; Upper and IOWer surface of the leaves
which time theGrand Officers will be
present. ‘4 I I“, is}
The monthly business and social
meeting of the ‘Ladies‘ All! Society of
St. Peter's German Lutheran church
was held at the church on Cedar street
yesterday afternoon. The m’éetins
was well attended. Mrs. J. U. Miller
and C. Schaub served a light repast at
the conclusion of the business session.
Arrangements were made for'a lawn
social. to be held on the church lawn
"July 18th.
Pyrox. It is advisable to use Pyrox as
this is also a preVentative of blight
easily prepared.
A SplendidDisulay
, Women’s
.
appearance of having been hit with 3:,
.cuciun'llers, and severallother garden .
'by spraying with" lead arsenate. or 3‘
and other fungus diseases, and it in
Sentinel Want Ads. Work Wonders. ~
’WliileFoolwcar
:toduy turned over to Mayor Anthonylpringham is a fine and Iorcefuli
iSundorlaud, .who has given his sanc-
——If it's real comfort you want, we‘ tlon to the contest. .—
'Burnham Baller 0‘ Cosy comfortdluubury Agricultural Society to let
Heat. it's made in Vi’estchester Coun-, him the Fair Grounds for a boxing
ty.-A representative will gladly call'bout on July 4, at which the Jack
at your request. Lord & Burnham DempseyFred Fulton match would
(:0. Irvington N Y {be the big item, Joseph Mulvihill to-
' ' ' . i lay declared he had othm' plaCee in
iview including one outside the Dan-
Miss Annie B. Jennings has gone to bury city limits, and at South Nor-
Ler summer home at Il‘airfield, where walk. lie :aid he was going right
’ . . ,- - , lr-hcad on p ans for an arena to sea
she “ill remain until fall. 1 45.000 persons.
m I ___'_~_~___fi________
CORPORATION céRTiFicarl-zs.
ISDCflkGl‘. who was for some years (lulrements 3119351 in part. Other-3,1
lrector of St. Paul’s Church. Syrucuao.i particularly Replogie. insist “19 80‘“:
iNew York, the Cathedral Church of, ernment and the alliea are going to“
3 ”1“ Central New York Diocese. in} take all the steel that can be produced
[which position be was the leadingg during the next year
jclergyman of the city. This work ’ '
he, gave up to «some his present 110- In other branches at the govern“
‘eition. in which he has been doinglml‘nt a like difference of opinion (ix-l
lremarkably hellirclent service it; con-ll ists. Ono element holds that no radi.‘
newton wit t o movement or na-
tioual prohibition of the liquor [mf.1cal curtailment should be mariachicny
tic. He is Widely travelled ,aud dur-I “" ”‘9' “mm“ "1‘“ it Will lake from‘
ing the present war spent a long “V0 to four years to gel to Europe mar!
time at the front. making observa- torials now manufactured, or in pro'
lions With regard to his work. His cess of manufacture. I
story is a remarkable one. and in
view of the present question as to l
{whether the prohibition*amendmcnt .
ishall be ratified by the states, his 9‘ (0103mm was received at the lot
iaddress should be heard by all the cal New York. New Haven & Hart-i
,people. 1A vclry 'cordllal infvitbation 1i; ford railroad telegraph office fromi
ioxtendel to lie pcopc 0 orwa ‘53”, Haven this morning announcing;
l . ,i, . ., . . .
.gunelally to be prtstnl Sunday m'Jmthat'all employes under telegraphers’,
.to hear his message. . I
' p0,. half an hour. beginning at 7 contracts will hereafter receive tho.
lo't'lock. the organist of St. Pitul'a,-increase in pay as announced ,by Di-
;Mr. Malcolm G. Humphrey's. A. A- (Lit-color of Railroads McAdoo. Tile new
0., will give a recital on the new 0r-l
gun. Tho service proper will begin 1 rate of pay will go into effect on the
lat 7:30. incxt pay day, which is June 13.
Now that the Liberty Icon in over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.16 this month and 10 additional
each month thereafter.
4-2.31 fly I
V fi.
16 Se. Main St. 80. Norwalk..0tlnl.
‘Eonnfltoufiilamfltodpm
25 pennies buys A THRIPT STAMP.
nvnnv errna arr HELPS TO WIN rm: wan-Tub
YOUR BIT.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
_\
A. 'M. WOOSTER l,
arranger AT LAW 9
' cerizr‘rvfi’gal
Office I: for Decibel
on Patent.
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In: 23.5.}! 5418!? ii
BRIDGE-PORT. commend
Cure That Cold By . l
' Tallinn ‘
Wane PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIST
urvice teed.
134 Washington St.
.. ELECTRICIAl‘IS
furnished for repair or newwork. Competent menand good
pnmto noon nouns, mmus, ELECTRICAL m‘
Gunman am) screams
The White Electric Co.
"'“' “ "3 Electrical Engineers and 00mm
Phone 450.
So. Norwelk.
‘2
s m l th. Underwood.
Remington, all other
mail es. sold. ..
repaired. Rentals 8!
per month. Machined
sold at 85 per month.
acumen
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Fairfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
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ANGES
FURNITURE CO.
I27- i29‘ WASHINGTON ST.
8T
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45, East
URNITURE
Ell
LING
SO. NORWALK
Mepted.
The Norwalk Line ,
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “Clio” and “‘Armflage Brearfey”
Freight accepted at Norwalk and South Norwalk from 1:30 to 5:30
River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York, 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier 45, East River, New York. from 7:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Steamers
leaving pier 45 East River. New York at 3 o'clock daily.
Sundays
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right around when aomethlng like
this happens in your home. it M
PLUMBING
In defective. antiquated, u 0 .
or worn out, have us make neces A
"'7 "pain or install a
tem of new eye-
‘m‘. fié—J
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A specmu'rv
CORSE TS
wardrobe. The corset is fitted first and so insures the proper
lines of every garment worn over it. "
New models in all the most popular and desirable makers
are being shown in our corset department.
A Our corsetiere will be pleased to demonstrate by careful
xflORACE ,R. malt
Plumbing and. Heating.
- r l. 1
The Famous Gurney Refrigerators "or", mm a: 83m- Nomm ';'
Are scientifically constructed, and insure a saving not only of ' ‘-
food but}::.;a.vi1igoficon;i la in 11 . lined th th :3
We ye many at e a sues, ' ei er wi porce- ,
lain, enamel or vaulted iron. ' ‘ ' THE NEW SCHEME .
Buy OneN WI PlyTimeIs Coming.
RAYMOND dz SQN
wmmdmghsa
'-~?
fittings the satisfaction to be found in the new styles.
Pumps
Oxfords
Shoes
, See Our line first. as .We.
* have all the best selhng
BEFORE
~ybu.go amay; : .mOdels. ‘ —
bring your valuables — ~ \
toour- ‘ f % H P ;
Safe Deposit Vaults - y . F
.. €2.55. .
.. |’ South NEWER?)
n m nova m ruin
~ out.
and avoid worry
Yachting, Tennis 81 Outing Shoes
We' have them [in< every style .
Now that you have
your liberlylltmils
BUY .
WAR SAVINGS.
STAMPS- '
ultimatum co. ‘
.Easlzliorwalk
l
and with a wide range jof mod.
els and prices.- for men, women
and children.
M
iRidgeileld.
norwalk.
versal Spray
BOWKER’S
usrcncur
FUNGlflilli
' One spray serves
both purposes
Spray Willi, Pyrex. the lint»
PYRO X
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAOTID
chiropractic is the definition ohm
cause of the disease and the arts of
adjusting the same. Disensa incensed
by a wrench, twist. or sprain birth.
back. Even if done in childhood it
cranial; plinchfid n‘ervee and'pain in
.n .r e n i e afferent or
limbs. . sane and
Chiropractors remove the c 01*
disease and pain, health 13.th
through harmonizing the nerve eye
toms in your body. Female aniline
glven special attention: aloe-'m
titre of the spiny?“ willlnever'b
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help: you.
Magnetic treatments liven-elem.
'l‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
at Washington st..co.Nomni, c '
iii-aduuo' from. Palmer ”an.“
. David W? Raymond? f
UNDERTAKER
‘ 2" WASHINGTON 8T.
f NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING“ ‘j
I
; x mm antitank
Senator Harvey P. Blasell, of
formerly clerk of the}
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Truleo. "
[lon’i Forget Our Stocking- Secliou fl *'
board for local Division No. 12. was
elected. presidentir of the State Board-‘3
of Phamanoy. at: the annual meeting;
held in Hartford thlnifleki. The othrl
or officer of the board are 1.. Wt?
Maraland. New Britain. "contest-L
dent, and it. tic-ram; qulm- aw. ,
rotary ultimo. 41“?” '
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Bum M88 unit: saw *2
Shore Burners: . .. _ - --
Steak, Chops. and
‘ ChiCkeno 2!:
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