”WEATHER FORECAST
3 Forecast for~Norwalk and vicinity:
‘iF‘air tonight and Thursday; not much
'5 chhnge in temperature; light north-
east winds.
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' region, attended by generally fair wea-
ther, in the northeastern part of the
.. country. The pressure continues be-
_ low normal over the Gulf States. Scat-
tered showers were reported in the
1 West. Gulf States. the Northern Plains
- States and Northern New England.
TemperatUro changes in the last twen-
ty-four hours have been slight.
Temperature :
62. " Fair.
City News
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There were nine sales of real estate
5 in Norwalk, last week, with mortgages
.str'egk‘. . . ‘.
‘, idly convaiatzcing.
An area of high pressure;
A continues this morning over the Lake. Early .15..” who have growing gar-
‘ Ophlr Chapter. 0. E. a. will hold I!
special meeting this evening. The
grand oncers will be present.
Nomlk apt-re" No.‘ 533. r. o. at.
will holditheir regular monthly meet-
ing tonight. . . ‘
Gehtirdlls D. Worden continues aer-
iously ill at his home. - 11 Orchard
«American apt. [3. Co. will hold
,dance’, Town Assent y Hall. Frl.’ evejand YOU? pOCketo
.‘June' am. Star: Orchestra.
MrsiOscdr F. Schultze, who had
been seriously ill the'past week, is rap-
tseason.
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Frank B. Field is enjoying a day's‘
Norivaik post'omce. l
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The Rev. John .Snavcly and wife: Near Panal Ias'
will ‘slng a duet at the prayer meetian
Thursday evening at the First M. E.‘
Church. i
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Paul ‘Meeker, of 6 Franklin ave.
.nue, Norwalk, has purchased a (‘lle\'-‘
,rolet touring car through the local ~
‘agent, W. R. Austin. ‘Norwalk
:dens, eagerly scanned their thermom- Joseph Angione and Stanley Olm-
‘eters this morning, and were relieved stead have purchased automobiles
to find that the lowest mark was 4“, il'Oll] D. W. Flint.
although even that figure is pEriousi;.'
near frost. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. West. of Brooklyn,
. are spending the season at the. Summit
f Get baby a “Rock~A-Bye," and put it house, Belle island.
up on the porch. Keeps the baby cool. --————-——-
and comfortable as it swings oasily.‘ Reinhardt‘s bakery reported to the
.and there is no fear of baby falling police this morning that an auto tire
' WEATHER A YEAR Aqolout. Look it. over at Donnelly'a, 16 So. had been attlen front a shed. at 18. packers. hilVe been rejected because
TODAY.
High, 78; low,
iGrand street.
I
! Officer Sweeney picked up a perfect-l' D. W. Hat-ford. president of the
‘ly good bull dog on Wall street. which State Fireman's Association, and state
"investigation proved was the prized Auditor. Deputy Chief William ,1. Pow.
;property of General Russell Frost. and oil, of this city. were in Waterbury
after passing the night ln-the uptown yesterday. auditing the accounts of
Dolit‘e station. he was claimed by his the association. After the business was
owner's family this morning.» finished they were royally entertained
thy Chief Heitman. of that city. 'witn
i , Tlll‘ case UT 0808' Anderson. who an auto ride, followed by the beat’ 'of
was alrested some Weeks ago for non- 800d dinners.
3 support of his wife, formerly Miss El‘i
isle Och, of Wilton, and their year old.
‘_ Main street.
--—GREAT BARGAINS iN FISH
.Every advantage here for your head,
Every style of helmet in vogue this .
:vacation from his duties in the South 1 sennits, Milans, BankOkS, Panamas,
Price from two to six fifty.
Rogers 8. Stevens
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NOR WALK ii
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andPersonal
. NEWS
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“NONI—THOMPSON. .
0n last Saturday evening a very
pretty wedding was held at St. Paul's
Church. with Rev. Louis B. Howell of:
deleting. when Ernest E Finch. of
Hartford. took for his bride Miss lvy
M. Thompson. of Norwalk.' The at-
tendants of the couple were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Allen, of 30 Monroe street.
After the ceremonies a bountiful wed-
ding supper.‘waa served at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Finch left Saturday eve-
ning for an extended motor trill. Both‘
young people are well-known here and
have a large host of friends who re.
member-ed them with a number of very
appropriate gifts.
South N orwalk
Hartford, where Mr. Finch holds a re-
sponsible position.
Frederick Larsen, who is on one of
‘REJEGT Bill MEAT
i iUliNISHEIl NAVY '2::..t:;°;"r:::; r:::..:rr::.::
Norwalk. He was on board one of
the vessels which saved over 100 vic-
tims of the German submarines off the
New Jersey coast several days ago.
NEW YORK, June 19. «Hundreds of
thousands of pounds of meat intended
for use on American battleships. fur-
nished by Wilson it Company. Chicago
Harry C. White, 8 Charles 13 street.
has been accepted in the U. 8. Junior
Naval Reserves, and will report as a
cadet at Camp Dewey on or after June
20.
|not in g00d condition, Captain C. S.
,Williams. of the,Navy, testified today
at the inquiry by the Federal Trade
Commission into charges that bad
meat is being furnished the Navy.
. Captain Williams when asked if he
had ever rejected any meat from Wilri
«on & Company offered for the Navy' Mrs. ‘Annie Howell and daughta
Depynrlmelg‘t. mplied.’ [Miss Mildred Howoll. attended the
“ 95. l ave rejected a great many graduating exercises at Lauralton
'h‘mdm‘ ”m“ ‘0‘ 9mm"- 0““ Hall, Milford. Tuesday at 3:30
of consisted 0 300,000 pounds of , . . . ’
smoked ham." The reason it was re OOlOth'
jected. Captain Williams said. was be-
cause it was "sour and anleary." HeI Mina Theresa Svec, of Elmhurat, It.
added in reply l0 a question ”1“ an 1.. formerly of Norwalk. will be mar-
' Mr. and Mrs. Finch will reside in ~
. 3“ “fits; For the second week or,haby was settled in the uptown court
' ‘ tune. ’f‘u’ there “”9 fourteen trans; this morning by Anderson promising
5:30;; property ' and mortgages ° to pay them $7 per week.
h da . Roe item of 428,000 pounds of meat had
3960““ P710199 “i: T ”in; 5 lbs been declined. and that on another oc-
Shad' 001W” cut r er. 9° ' 'v caslon 110.688 pounds of ham shipped
25c.--Butterfish. 3 lbs. 250’ “'93“ mack-l to the battleship Misaouri had. after
erel and flat fish. Large round clams delivery. been found “unsound and dan-
.rled Saturday. June 22. to Chief Yeo~
man“ Harrison Bled Moeler. now eta.
tioned at New London. Conn.
- —Anlericau Hat Mfg. Co. will hold
danco.'Towu Assembly Hall. Fri. eve...
Juno zlst. Srec Orchestra.
~.. The Republican convention to nomi-
r “2 .natea sheriff will be held at the Strnt‘
M fleId-Hotel. Bridgeport. June 20. The
looaimdelegates'are helm for Sheriff
.vPeaawond'there 'i" be no opposition'aueet' came from. and it is hinted that and a symphony orchestra of fiftyt Special Examiner Patterson today with Mrs. liners' mother. Mrs. Eliza-
to his renonlihation.
. . ~ On, account of present conditions
:r we will sell on instalments jewelry,
I watches. clocks and the new large
rim. tapectactes or eyeglasses topeo—
i— ple.ofu;ood standing. Some down and
eunuch a week as we agree each
week. ,. If you have lived in this town
' fortfive years or more ask us about it.
“ - Our prices amrlgbt. ._ Prices are open-
.- lymnrked. Stock larger than ever to
L? select. from. “Brand‘s Jewelry store.
2 . South Nor-walk. -
~ on not Commandery, No. no.
United Order of the Golden Cross, will
‘hold a regularflmeetlng on Thursday
atoning. in the rooms ’ovathhe' South
'Norwalk’i‘rust Company. Members are
tanked-to be present, as special busi-
ness will be transacted.
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FILMS
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lira. Louise Hyatt, of County street, and little neck clams at The Wagon, 2
has reported to the police the loss of , to 7 Thursday.
9 choice fowla, and an ltallan liVani
nearby, has 1081. 15 many 01' them Mimi Harry Harknesa Flagler. member or
winners. While no direct aocuaatlonavthe Greenwich family. of that name.
:are made. many citiiens am wonder- ' and who is president of the New York
~an where all those extra fine looking Symphony Society. is providing the
“chickens that" were given ,pwny. Ifi‘fnnda for Walter pawroach. conductor
prizes at the recent carnival on Main of the New York Symphony Orchestra,
in rigid investigation may follow. The men. who are now~on their way to
carnival company is now in Noun-J France. Mr. Fiddler will pay the sill-
tuck. aries of the musicians. and the orches-
' . tra will make a tour of the large. Amer-
Patrlotism on both sides lathe (3’3"ican rest (Pumps and concentration
fen” 111 the 0388 0’ Norman 30‘7““ camps in France under the direction
and Ray Nuabaum, in City Court at of the. overseas division of the Young
.Kankakee. ill. the former charged with Men's‘ Chflwan Association. incl.
ishooting the latter. it all came “0‘",dentally. the scheme also will “we am
when ‘Nuabaum entered a saloon. 'ny- plovment to the FrenCh musicians yho
lng: ' y; canvlick any two promrgnana on“ .33”, ”“3403“th hythe war.
in the house." Bowling took up the» . . a.
challenge, and on getting a heating The 'young ladies connected ih
:drew a revolver." He is alleged Wl'l‘he American a“ planutactu‘ its
ill-ave fired three shots. one of the bill“Company “a goingto given dance in
'6?“ Well“? ”WNW” 9391-. 59”: the Town"Aasembly'l-lall on Friday ev
“‘°t‘,’,‘_‘.5"._.i9 BowiieF’tj‘m- die ‘°°“"ening. June 2i. "The“ object of tho
itendagersecutlon “camel he"?'9““.dance ”th secure funds for some
to join the Securlth-league, an organ worthy cause, and the proceeds will
{lotion ”id ‘0 be °W099dio com“‘“p'fundoub'teillybe turned over to the Red
Hill. ' ‘ — Cross. The young people who are do
“ mm voting their best efforts to make this
1 t. , ' :.’,N9T‘F§ : dance‘h‘big' success; will rely on the
i All members .or-Women 0f.‘M0089-;DODU13T8 young lovers of dancing to
tileart are requested to meet at Moose; yremember the'place and date nnd3hclp
iiiome. 8:30 this ‘eve‘ningto take action glnake this dance tone-oi the most on-
ion death of Legioner Katherine Mc- .iOi‘able of the tendon. The music for
.Cullum. ' ,i the occasion will be furnished ‘ bl’
’ ' MAMIE armttuntan, .istvec’s four piece orchestra. Tickets
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have been for sale for. the past week!
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ge‘r‘oua." 1 hi ti f h it Friends of “Matty" McGrath. of
nawerngano ec onoteaor-l ~
may for Wilson 04 Company to the ef- if: :10“! totallpany. hr"! receiving
Ifflcl that when the meat was. accepted ” ca 5 mm m. w 1° 9" route
the responsibility of the firm had,‘0 “‘9 southern training grounds. AD‘
ceased. Captain Williams testified the perenliy be was figuring every minute
hams shipped by the firm for the Mia- until he could leave the train.
court. had been guaranteed to keep in "
any climate four at the and that 3.-
.300 pounds had falibd to stand the
.test. ‘ ' '
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Mrs. E. 1. Bears and demoeorgqpf
South Norwalk, apent ‘ the week-end
ruled out of the record testimony 0f,beth Barnum. lt Spring street, Dan-
’l‘..G. lire yesterday. that Wllaon & bury -
. Company had bought meat not in good ‘
;condition from Armour & Company '
.and sold k to the Government. H.‘ Hnnford Foote. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Snowden Marshall. attorney for Wil-VGeorxe FFooleJlas taken a position
son & Company. asked this testimony at the shipping yards of the Emer»
be stricken out “on the ground that it gency Fleet formmuon- at Wilson
was a boastful assertion of a rival Point
firm." The point was carried. “
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James J. McCarthy. Mrs. K. C. lio-
gan and Miss Catherine Eggleaton, of
:Boaton. were Sunday guests of their!
today's‘ cm llata ‘ it was sister. Mrs} John A. Splan, of Orchard
f0 . that Corporal Charles H. Sallan- street. '5 .
kl ‘ South Norwalk, who was preVl- Joseph C. Mcarath. of Brooklyn. is:
on ~ reported mldtlng in action. the guest of Cletus Manner. of Belden
is now a prisoner of war . at avenue. Mr. McGrath is one of the
the germ“ prison camp M Limburg. football stars at Holy Cross college.
Germany.
Captain George 0" Freeland. WM: Lieutenant Fred N. Smith. of Camp
commanded the New . Haven Blues. Devena. is home for a full ’slx days"
while they were in Norwalk, last aum- furlough, returning to camp next Mon-
mer. is also a prisoner at the ,same day.
camp. i
' The information regarding the! Mrs. Wardwell of Livingston street
whereabouts 0' these men was obtain- has returned home from New York
9“ “"9““ ”‘9 American Red Cross." city. after spending a week with relao
and this is but another example of the tives. =
!great work this organization is doing.
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CORPORAL szlLAilttla A PRISON-
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iAmerican Mlliionaireaa Beam . ‘ ' LE
, Godmother of Italian Alpine Soldie
WLWR “MPEPINOGQRW
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, wife of the man who holds the largest
amount of stock of any individual in th e New York Central railroad. has be~
come the godmother of the ltallan Alpine soldiers. She assumed this ofllca
on her recent visit to ltaly.
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WOMAN’S CHARGES iHA'l‘TEN’S HABIT
NOT SUBSTANTIATED} or FOLLOWING GIRLS
Edward Howard. of West Norwalk. —___._
was arrested on a warrant. by Consta-, Joseph Batten, of .51 Main street,
hie-Bryan Silk. last evening, on com-iwas arrested, ”Stem” afternoon 5!
plalnt of Mrs. Daisy Kendall. of Po-‘Otllcer Toothill. on complaint oftwo
nus avenue, alleging attempted as-lyoung women, who claimed that Hat»
aault. ten had been followmg them and hub
The case came up in the uptown inga nuisance of himself. The young
court. this morning. before Judge Can~' women, who did not wish to give their
dee. Prosecutor Dunbar appearing for names. said that they had been follow»
the state. and_John J. Cuneo for tne'ed from Norwalk by Hatteu, whouog-
accused. ‘ ging at their heels. in one stow and
Mrs. Kendall testified to the alley, out another trying to flirt with the.
ed insulting proposals. and was cor- the entire time. He was rebuffed and
roberated by her husband. They have ' ordered to quit or the girls would have
a baby nine months old. (him arrested. but the rebuffs and
Howard. in his defense, denied the threats went unneeded with the I»
charge. and alleged that the womanisult that he was before Chief Pen—
asked him to furnish the name of a i nlngton in a very short time.
doctor for an alleged criminal par-i As this was the third time he was
pose and. .while admitting that be hadtarrestod for the name charge be was
written the name of a physician whoiheld without bail until his trial, before-
recently attended him on a slip of pariJudge Voabnrgh. this afternoon.
per which he gave her, denied, that] .___________ .
he intended to aid her in any Way. He? .
was‘atrongiy corroborated by nbrighb The “web Mum” Band or 65'
fourteen year old lad named Josephflembem who "9 in this “"1er ‘3'
Dcutallary. who backed up his story'gueata of the United states govenr‘
in Joval: (particular. d l d i Iment, and who gave a program at
u an ac nren ernga ec-. .
sion of not guiltv. drew special atten~j§°fiondnxrr$ Newpolt, R. I” to—
tion to this lad's testimony. “7 ”1 ' deuce. “mono" 'm
\ . .be the guests of the Mayom‘ Assocl»
Report reached the police at nooniUOll at New 10nd“ 0“ Friday- (“1’
today that a at: cylinder Buick car hadem he the first and only extrema“
been abandoned on West Cedar street of the band in Connecticut.
some time during the night. and had
been there since it was discovered
shortly after 5 a. m. It bears a New ters of the Baptist Church met
York number.
Hunt is investigating the case.
Miapah Circle of the King's Dough--
last
Detective Sergeant evening and disposed of routine bush
inesa. ’
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“Quality Shoo”
COATS — SUITS — DRESSES
SUMMER FURS -— BATHING SUITS -— SKIRTS
WAISTS — MIDDIES -—- MILLINERY
Charge Accounts Opened
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, i Mists Virginia Duke of 9 Elizabeth
‘oascENDEN-r 0:.- KEY A SUICIDE street.. graduate of Lauralton Hall,
SeniorRegt‘nt. '
or more, and from early reports the!
affair will be most successful both so-’ Girl of 19 Found Dead in Jackson
i Milford. is home to spend her'summer
At a meeting of the Board
This dividend will be cute
and after July 10. 1918.
By order of the Board'of Directors.
ALDEN SOLHANS. Prealdenl.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD. Treasurer.
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" . , DIVIDEND NOTICE
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SOUTH NORWALK. SAVINGS BANK
this day. a dividend to depositors was declared at the rate
of four (0 per cent. per annum from the earnings of the .
six months ending June 30. 1918.
m
eially and financially.
PRINCIPAL OF WILLIMANTIC
NORMAL SCHOOL.
HARTFORD. June lit—George H.
Sharer. of Bridgeport, has been‘ ap-
pointed principal of the. Willimantlc
Normal School.'ln place of Henry T.
Burr, resigned.
ANAEMJA AND POOR BLOOD
How Mrs. Burneli’c Daughter Recover-
. ed .
Drewavllle. N. H.——‘lMy daughter
was anaemic. had poor blood and’enf-
(fired from indigestion and Milan: at-
tacks. Aa i'lnol had‘ built up my son
of Directors of this bank, held
red on pass-books and paid on
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health."——3ln. N. Burnell.
The reason What was so aucceuful
in no: Buncll‘ cue to beam it
contains bee! and cod liver pom
Iron and mum perfuncto- and
Wuhan-pom ru-
“mun-mulled“
‘Snwges‘hnnu
m I‘m-Mt. _
.. yer father. Bunyan“ AtherfUn‘fley. a
some time ago, i gave it to my dough-i
ter-ane soon improved in health. and; After one of the liveliest campaigns enfln‘ for a fortnight on his Wilton
it has built her up and restored her in the history of ’Bloomfield, N. 1.. lh9:farm. Although seventy-four years of
31mm the vm den-It- an. 1.1". The contact tor the wet! Cu”, so. a, mum amt-h war we
mmmnmm.mm undue!!!" Whihdflubrthom
. .qunmmwmmi
vacation. ‘ .~
Park, Chicago : i
CHlCAGO, Juno 19.—-’1‘|1e body 0R Miss Margaret 0‘ L. Hendrick, a:
twin tAlberta Key, 19 years old,_ em~ atenographer' in" the Yale a: Townei
played at a local bank. was found ves- manufacturing company, of Stamford.-
lerday in a clump of bushes at Jack- is enjoying a two weeks’ vacation.
son Park. The police believe she
{committed suicide by poison. ‘Mlss
.Key was the great great granddaugh-
iterfof Francis Scott Key. author of
ir"'l‘ho Star Spangled Banner."
Postals were received today from
Fred '1‘. Coleman. who is on an auto-
mobile trip to Mt..Washlngton.
C.. is the guest of hits. J. B. Van
lo,'l said to
former resident of Build 3 Hoosear, of 80 Main street.
he doing special government work in
‘New York and Pennsylvania.
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The venerable Samuel G. Lockwood,
who recently underwent a most so
were surgical operation at. Wads-
worth'a Sanitarium. South Norwalk, ls
Result In Jersey Election II Surprise an“, able to be out. and ‘was visiting'
to “a". _frlends in this city today. after recup-
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1 BLOOMFIELD WETS WIN
local option election held yesterday age. Mr. Lockwood Ia rapidly regaining
resulted in a victory for the wet: by a mom and fully expect; to be a: weu
majority of 52:. in over In a very abort time.
' The wet! carried every word in the
tan Thelma! memmlmti
An Important meeting of'lchinie!’
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‘mwmmmwmmmcmummmm
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Mrs. E. J. Noble, of Washington.‘ 1).! .
CENTRAL HOTEL
Pine room: by the day or Week. Steam heated, electric
'ghta and gas. line Cafe attachedpalso Restaurant. Italian
and American style . .
Tel. 1565.»
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. . , .
N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
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WALL PAPER. 5c and'lfic Roll ..
Full Line—.Fine Audi-unant
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER. HANGING
‘ 141. washlngton Street. A'COHEN ‘ SouthNorwalk.
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JACOBY’S
‘ SALE OF DRESSES
86.00 llltiSSlZS $8.00 DRESSES
$3.98 ”.98
ounce worms ornate
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