annual
. I - i
A‘ We attendance of‘tlle members
of McKinley Camp. No: 9, United Span-
isu War Veterans, was held at their
headquarters, yesterday, and final
plans T”perfected for appointment of
committees" and other details for the
Ada drive for theJershmg-Eounh of
July Fundfiorthagonpecucut soldisrs
now at ,thefrorgn It istrobable that
next saturday
deposit both 3);:
W and: .
Theatres. indie manihguwhon h lid-I . .- a
dross!!! Morales” {about scenic -
91'. ‘ "
The Velmnsfortsss nan-them , .
pic. of Norwalk to remembe}.§hflt,,9.ll§
braveponneclioht bpysare 370 0 miles
away from' home. That 'ltestlictions
me commandant; shipment or ,
gar-puma (mmmerlcan homes .
to Francaand‘that .ogiit {griffin}???
on. {he’fl’%‘. 'LRA Ilrio to o, 31y w'__
M’Iapprgcia _d' beyond ‘comprehension.
The men bf'lis» know what it means
to'be 11% my miles away front
'ilomec‘auahred mas, and :..they feel
that the object they have in view will
meet with $1: Iggy sympathy ant
generous fies us ‘the people of the
entire state. “36* the -‘Goonectlcut
boys at'tho‘h-ont realize, as they have
never realizedjlofore, that .tho folks
at homepot p113 intend to back them
by furnishing '
few momma of liberty they have with
a little spending money in their pock-
ets... .. .. -.~ ’. .
The w ' is open for every man‘ and
woman .. Martian to' have a fighth
man as his or her personal guest for
a Fourth of July good time through
alto Pershhlg Rom-til of July Fundj'son-fla'r-V ‘5 boxing instructor 0“ ”Wood to none ands fielder on a par with
he incisors: ‘ _
til‘e‘ benefit‘of tie‘v‘iaod. ludiHios been i . -
decidedltor’holliuiel-mlfies next flotsam“
. lé'Iuecesslties of life."
but intent colicky them enjoy what-
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y
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“gm“! ,. . ’g Jabs “59““. ”RV” I?“ ogcgffieitm ‘Bl‘ltton a year ago for $350,000 and of
i; fitment-ans popular. 31...»... ~wgfimgmm #9900 is yet unpaid.
. . _ . hm lathe I out 0:9- I y s letter-rotates. The outlook is
1118?. '“ 0;; ”"9".“ ‘ . W W” “fora resale of thé'clllbtocol. am.
'5 ' J ‘ ’ ‘ V ' Wm“ ‘5"0f'wdsmh‘5“ “mm” who used to civil 'the brains “bane.
“Ba "who came boson! and. remained use “(as - . ’ ,
er ipra‘y. . if ever a man came into the ma-‘ - ' - ‘ .
' ' "' ' ‘ '3301'3,“nd"‘ “1110““ conditions it W3“ At last ,liz-J .NearYuk National-l"? to s- .
. Ever-"hing IS-‘m readiness = for the ‘Kaurr. Those whom is the lumen. rm e has mo on light and a» lower. v .
.m clash at the Casino wright, when Federalneom only a sunset for gain ma, an mm. cannula: men ,3 its ‘ “46 Wt will build.
“(any Grab, the lllan-mauling ‘PittSv era! derision mooted Kaufl‘s,‘ occlusi- service free-”ton... day n the ”I: ‘
Lough Iniddlewfidhb‘wholohow hold-I tion by the Giants as something-of, o ‘ ~ - . oft - tod- __
. . - . .. That goes out up“ demand , m
cl 0! the title of his class in tho Halter) Joke. At hes; they regarded it as a on better. for .e'thomht‘thaf on our rm!" ~ . .
;l'or strong financial reasons and “w’ltri 3%. “M? m libs mb-
der _'to prevail boom.
might want to keep 88mm?! "d ”tiara m.
. , . I , . . .1 . ‘.._; . . .. . _ . , .- , , ohblrIged with the 'adminlstration of
1'1fW . 3-09.? ,= . ,, . j, , -; . . I " ‘o_ I .
i , Benny 'Kautf has gone lo’oamp and" The clap. was-N‘Chased from are, EEMOW: mm ,
There shall be organized a manage-1
ment division’uhfilh fibril-undertake
m mm: .pf- the ..W
yléIl'nm-znt and also
erecte .. 5"
| am “If “Wounds? soles
I
“silkworm:
. them for any
.States nary, meets Gus Christie of In” doubtful experiment. . ‘
'dianapolis. once! the clever-est men in - «~3— _
the ring game today and tire battler‘ Kauff had been the the batting hero
who some time ago ventured to Austin-l
- - , . . major leagues in tolowsuit. They can. :
3 oclock this afternoon. at the Alpinei mad all that. He dust. keptqumI list: not dodge the example.
hotel. Ibis (xpected that there will be‘Iencd to adivcc, tried his hardest every.- ‘ tlon films only 4.0
no argument over the wolalinll. nsImlnutc of R game and made good. Hal Johnny Dundee and Mickey W 'ble m 0!
both men will be a few W6 Mid”. goes from the National League with a: will box eight rounds atthc Amory A.-
the required poundase of 160. Gl'oilarecord of which he may berm-y proud. Ajof ,lerspy City tonight. lt will
will ,arrive in Bridgeport this morning. —-wiIth a batting Mei-age of .33541 1‘9!" } profit to be :t-yory interesting MW- in fixing rentals tile following tac-
in company “1111 his 1113113581211“ bin-,utatlon as a long distance thrower BPC‘Ifor lMkaey jmley. New Jerwy'a.fa-. tors will have. to be taken into ac-
vorltc'liglltwcizhtuis cautious «.mlsflW‘L Fixed Charges, interest on in-
Ml Lam ”Iowa!”
aftbr moat ' of the
advantages {who gained thereby. .5‘.
Vi“ I In” I l- m“. . .NI II, I .L ‘. .-. :_ Roi-”.5. €cl'1I..l/
woflh‘emm WMIg-l - . - .-
‘ . ‘ “on firm mmuitsinmerxtere- - .
~. ~ "#0. 0.14.1118;er
._ -. d ' IV n :
., . Immunity: .............. ... t... ..
_ -- ~ 1 , yII 19'”:an MenmItheil-spn. ».
-— y . me, D. at. nun. baro‘vnaill‘ewf
. l.
tn.- ouu. While there, Mr. and am. pm:
“2am glin- .
. gm . r- .
‘ ‘ f. E. Gorham, of East avenue, 9;;
. _ ‘ w av afternoon and cloning. under the
Mt. .mm.Mh1ernusplcos .ol‘ :Ihe East Norwalk lm- . . . . .
M49 mhm_ movement Association, proved to. be of- “Am“, "1-. ‘0‘ ‘W m
Iof the l-‘ederuis and when. as a Giant. u,” fromztho‘freeiiot. . mw'rng.aftor.iilmmmuo¢ 3 my an u sitcom in oral-y may. brought maroon some with men: for .
. elation.
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ulf ii later in the summer. .
' ' I-l' . ' ii .
, “3 Watgh, XQW.S.Ii$Ph..-C‘¥1’ 3193.19
. mmmu‘nlt'y his for their regular
kl)
‘. . .|
Thu-mm boson-thalamu- cram a two w'eérr trip to’ saliva
as witnessed the gradual»: exercises
0!
lie and held the late Leslbarcy £0 a he came to bat and failed to oblige the . . . 0W Knit M W The proceeds of the admin. :1 m * ' ' ‘ - ' ' .
. , . 1 ~ - » , - '_ New iork Chablis: taken thetlnldatllg ’ ~ . g, em a. flatworm. lineup-a II
31”“ mI 20 THUMB-I , In“! second #1!me bowlers but. it b 0V9. ‘11.: ““56! others P I)” it" my?! 9‘ 90””, II ‘9! tin 51d dbgtWeyl prehiocal 3M“? 0! the Wide by .NOI‘. . _ , ..
012‘).an Christie will W618?! ‘11 “had him as a Mm. 'Kafluff did- not E t the W“ l e We” all t ‘ aswclauw.1lpd,,the, ....,......‘~
ireaaurios‘of both organizationahiel '
MIN Wormwood for alum isonslderably swelled by the am. a= Mrs. madmanoarrmmot at Sea-
WW- {:I‘giégiuwl' (vawlvle mom vicar Weddinmaml «or
, as . not SW. A 'oubb’oniorsdibc
organised {or mo and then only many attractions.
WWW
Washm,-D. (3.. haViu taken a.
The committee in charge was com wrnment ”0.3m” as "5"?“ and
pageant mo. [-1_ 3. Smith, chair-lush: 'sienographer. Mrs. Sherman motor-i
Mrs. Edward F. Smith. Map. James. nerly employed bym imbued Mane?
Paul. and other woman of the 1550 nfactu‘lio'g Cow‘bu-t We! urinal-41
Durlng the evening perform- “on a ydirago “take ‘ unra-Ia‘emu
. - t‘ _ 735,- = 1
street. this evening forxan impoflanilf";
‘ : ‘an—A... . . '
’ M’Mémm‘ " ns'party—r _‘
; was scheduled torhan'toen held W 7- ' '
at the home of Mrs. Katherine Hicks. "
134 mammography: Wmeoeilcéf ‘
é ’.vl'
“Sufi: Alsatian filll “(Witty
‘ 9
~ r-‘zie initiatory degree will be conferred ‘
at the 'Isadfilihlflur museum 0». -‘
arcane»; ..:;
.i
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which. W? are collecting. Lot eyeryI'U. S. S. Recruit. the recruiting sllip'the best. Whenho came here Kaufl'
v meat, insurance, reserve for up- ances a playlet entitled “Cups and Sau-
mlo respond andsgnd Norwalk 01'”.th is stationed on Union Square in
the top. checks may be sent mach“? Comm
ion 8. so": k.'at"tIilé Fairtlcld ountyl . '_ . . I
Naional [5511‘ . l (‘hlistle will .trlive about noon, com
_ ling from thewest in company with his
RAN INTO RORSE
- imanagm' and several trfilnb'rs. Gus wir.
‘ . , I . .ed BIlilly Hogan, matchmaker for tho
AN D WAGON IN DARIENJ Uhion Boating (Illub. under wilbseI aus-
‘o’lpicss tonight's show is being'opntuct-
Iwas a bit weak on ground balls. but un
.der MoGrtlw's tulelagé he overcome
that handicap. '
I "”—
. 'Kauff has. from time to time, been
written as boastful, overconftdent out:
unabashed individual. In reality heio
no more boastful than George Burns.
IWhllddrivihg along the Postf‘r'on ,
near the content)! Dal-ten} ‘on Saturday
c'r‘fining', chads was; non of ‘13" career and says that he will give the
and Mrs. Thomas Francis. of Damien,
ran intoahopso-and wagon. The wu-
#08 bad no, kipdvof lights- on it, pull
nathenight was very dark it was
inl'poshlbl'o’ tor"young Francis ‘to see
1..
od,th'athe is in the bestIsllapgof his no more. Oystlvonlldeol, um, R05"
YOuns. not one. witness modest than
Waiter Hulk-L Why is a “regular
fellow} and he goes with the best wish-
es of everybody, ‘
Pittsburgh haulers tough time.
.The‘somi-flual bout which is attract-
ing. attention all over the. state. he-
tweenhattllng Kunz, of this city, andI
.‘ Hawaii lamented the motON‘yiJl’dilaqlllt} ,aoallsiwhe righting mum of; A circular letter appealing for "$80.1
and-was badly-binned: He was taken
io-tllohosplu‘j. bubwhcrl it was found
that there. ivy}; no serious injuries
was discharged. ,
' e wagon that was struck was
driven by two young boys and llama-
rlirttely‘al‘ter the: collision they disco.
neared. Tho loyal poHcewere. notified:
be- on. the, lookout for a
on Sunday tp _I I
horse and 19an thatwas driven by
“"0 young boys which ll‘ud been stolen
from “that place: ”Hit-lo dime possible“
mm the rig: stolrm frolnl blow Haven-
:lr-Zd‘. the anothnbfignood in the coin-
aion were the, amp. The local all-
ihoriiles ,aro,_iny'estiga,t,ing and ' all'
towns and cities along the line have
lit-cu notified; -
CHEVROLET wms- auro
oaasv m CHICAGO
GHIQAGQ, June 24.—Louis Chevro-
' lei. in a Fruntenac. won the 100 mile
auto derby Saturday in 65 minutes and
25 Secol' ,{s‘mavfér
hour. gal 1513:1531
was WI? .-'~
tillird. Dario‘ .
tile tortystl ”Ifw'itii tlréEf-‘ti‘oubie.
. esta.took, . silt) mile bouillon}; in
p53. ., . ._ .'
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BUWMotmsis -
' MAWKHHngMan
a
srmkb’im} mac‘s] Snml
, . .~+ lei l‘ -
mas. of" calamity; died at- ‘o bosom!
here as, a-rosult»..oi’:hin5 struck by on
Post . .»«‘;§I‘-V¢¢3§~bs,rlhe . u
. .fi ., el. 8 ' ' ‘
mochinehfias TQWFL wh}uldi:2Ԥr&y
gambling and . oseph ‘cnrnjé; both '0}
n report»: They" are being held
finding.“
Old. mums will 4.0 Tears
I m-flmuln‘ulflhlfim
: Sore corps, hard coma. soft corns or
corns between th‘eétoes just loosen in
their mire“ and fall Ofl‘the ling day" bout should prove‘ a bummer from
if you will apply directly upon the
com a few drops of a drug called free
zone._says at Cincinnati authority.
, You merely put a drop or two of.
this freemne on the tender. touchy
corn today and- instantly the corn
stops hurting, then tomorrow; some“.
time you may find__._the' old torturous} t, '
pest somewhere in your stocking. haw
1m: fallen off entirely without a par
ticle of soreness, pap: or lrrlmuon,'rial building in honor of James Bethsl‘ ”1 Halloister, MissMildt‘choveJoy.
The skin surrounding and beneath the
former corn will be as healthy. pink can soldiers to fall in France. was! _
and "“00"! I! the palm of your hand. inaugurated here today. It is planned Presentation, of Glass Book—Joseph
A quarter ounce of freezone is suf-
flclent to riiole's feet of every corn
and callus, any any druggiat will
charge but a Mr cantata: it; his a
. compound moon-om stiles-Adv. . Ipwar.
l-‘Q‘I‘ hardest battles
_. .e. of 108 on, on
. ' . ‘ ac. '.
ll in a , s. .I
,«m romgpioitaa -
without; “Naming the coroner'a'
- corner. in getting Smith, ,Kunz has
, the hoxing'gamc for years and knows
firing partner and Kid Snake.
Bridgeport, is expected to go down in 000 to pull/em, the st. Louis National
ever fought in
log a showing against the speedy ita-
llan that will stamp him as eligible
to admission to the upper strata of
.lightweighl society. So far as Dundee
.is concerned.'he can be disbanded on to
make every round a lively one.
r...
ed such'a stamina. fpr’ths‘New York
agel- of the Mine Grunt“: thesis!»
al Hague of the Fifth must“.
file 5“ not bowls the “I”; Iggy- at 'ths homo other dllulzllterin New
oral days and today his («new no Fork. ls rapidly recovering. g
ounced' that be Mom: to. W);
cersfl was presented (by Bridgeport tive 01?“ in Mina-Nu¥.lIma;w
people, and proved to be new and. to the present site m'm'émmi!
and all who saw it were well satisfied. .Mrs show an hushhe‘hesbm vob
The children of Fitch school 'favo'r- her friends 3 mrxmwrmsa who
ed with folk dances during the often . ‘ - » . z- . ..r.
noon, under the direction of bliss Ma- ”‘53 ‘
bel Gehmun. ; - ..
The calla booth was in charge of A mber’of-East Side..391..8lcoilt§;.
Mrs, B. J. Thomas; ire cream was dis. left Saturday aftelnoon .on annuals...
~ p of rented houses, repairs.I reno-
vating and redecorating, reserve i'or
loan -in cast: of non-occupancy, over-
head expenses of administration and
depreciation. .
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u. . .
"reused by Mrs. G. F, Benedict. and
“ Dare Robertson. who last you pill". C it
Giants. will phi .bislolooosltlon. 3W3, ‘- y
beruon no to a laud!- us new»
News
blow. Tliomlls iluhe. who has been ill“.
will {or 111mm“, “untagged I Tim Unnburv police notified the lo‘
Connecticut ring history as one. of thr‘ lapaguc club from reverting to its for ~ Robertson “500.00 planthobmu‘ ml willori'irs to he on tho lookout
till“ mar owner. Mrs. ligleuR. Britten. hostile season. «Contains to ”Us. 0' ‘9'" Ford ”mm-1'05} Which ”0"" "“3
state, Kunals the favorite with both I been sent mail “stockhomers of “Willie ”I“ Sweep." mfl, :flg was‘alld.mdl’£l'8. Conn. 35179. ‘nn‘d had been'
doubt .but. that he will. defeat Bogasll. ; cop must be raised within the unscrew
‘go sowrwlm meniscus out sports.
the Norwalk' and Bridgeptlrt .ontli'lisl- i Cardinals by Branch Rickey, pj-esidcnlI‘ assured that he would not have to play HM fromdhe batting city.
"818-. end there is nous sludowor a of tire club. The letter states thdt m;- bull onslmdarund- would I!“ h“! ’0
A’ munber of members of Clinton
Bill (hog-resignation to be AQdded is dogmas anote for that amount is due"; Robertson'hubcen all; mat . {c.9mdfl7 ”'9 in ‘ Stamford “‘5‘
whether or not axon: .wili give urologist-luau Joiyl.‘ Debts amounting lap l'leparimbntuot-lwiw He no ”mm-'1'“ my “mused. M80
land'u ‘I' i - L. . 'l . i "ne‘t Week, mekey says.- .
l The slug champr and. anyone who“ ‘ ‘
iout the less: trouble. He was never
i better inlaid entlljo: rip; career. before.
Ithan he is now. He is in the pink of
condition and is hitting harder than he
ever hit before in his life and that is
saying something. . '
, . IKid. Snake. his new trainer [colorless
,. has helped '
as sufieded
boy into “I" at
'6 from the ‘
' w -- «. -. “no; in t« as it was ralalngin
, trained "0 I! "”3135: ’1’???"- Her-'fiw' is?!“ 'Ha'nlord. New Haven.
inn-”#1394 “me “the” 599"“ W“. . my. bra-anon“ nearby towns’ll was
initiate take a s ‘ d boating‘and 'g‘lvo thoughbbest by the management to
,n still sounder one. ' ooncel the game. Old Sol staged a
mom battle all day trying to overcome
Kunz willlweigh in at the Alpine Ho; his old rain. but did not come out vic-
llas seen him train for lilo past week ' ' —’ V . ’ - , l
are confidant. that he will do this with- , 7 Al 7 J ‘ i
‘ mllPNlNllill
The local fans were .verydlaailm-
ed yesterday when it was announced
. ‘thnt the gum between the Norwalk
considerably» Colonials And the. Boston Red Sou-had
x H
' ‘~. The colored" clement weather.
.. . .
z?“ in Bridgeport this "mp-"0°“. M 3. torlous until‘untll too late to have a.
.é‘c‘flk M. .138. 96.80."? the bindings ball game. Even if the game had been
of a number of anti-‘Kunz men he can; gloved the lIiIttendance wtfluld ha}:
make 135. on: has done so already. sat-j 88! £09 rm as very W “Devon
‘ ~ ' - ‘ . ;_ want to sit-throughout nine innings in
Iurday, when he Weighed himself afteI. the teeth of that biting wind yestel‘
completing his training, ho’was a few. dlu'. -
canoes below the prescribed mark anal '
managers of the Colonials are nego-
,tiatlng to gel the New York Giants
. The local champ will have Bmlhel‘e next Sunday. 1f the New York-
Smith, well “1.0"“ in sporting circlesI ers can arrange for satisfactory. trans-
; throughout the state, in his corner to“, portation facilities, they will come
‘nlght indirect his actions from the here to cls‘sh With the locals. The
‘ ‘ a‘ Giants should be a big drawing card
in Norwalk and it is sincerely hoped
. that the necessary arrangements can
be made so the local fans will have it
every nook and corner, turn and twist chance to see John McGrsw‘s veterans
of the roped lil‘ellIll. George Slaviu.I perform.
the battler's'manager will also be in
his corner with Young Mack. his sparv HIGH SCHOOL .‘
| COMMENCEMENT
—-—_
probably be underweigm.
valuable asset as Smith has followed
Young McMahon of Stratlord. one:
of the cleveresl little fellows in this
; state at his weight. will swap punches
gwlth Kid Turner, a. product of the
Remington Arms Athletic Club, in the
opening tussle of six rounds, This
The‘ commencement exercises for the
graduating class of the Norwalk High
school will be held this week. This
evening at 8 o'clocklhe annual class
assembly ropm of the High school.
An excellent program has been pre-
‘pnred, which promises to he the boat
* a. lven in a n mber of
i . l or the hi ht- will be 5 ‘1 YEW 1“ W
ITThG 23301“ 8.; e I- 'F'rink :‘Braifll- cordance With the present day condi-
i erry oe,I re e! e. , tions the commencement exercises
.walte, announcer, and Mike O’Connor. will be as simple as possible.
gong to gong.
ekinuh‘o lo: been cancelled on account of the ins-
day program wil lbo presented ill the '
ibecatiu'ola announce... .
alcch'E itmo’s DAUGHTER
woos. muour‘couaaur
IBut It Was the Same Thing ‘Hor
-‘ Mother and "Bobble" Walthour Did
‘ You! Ago—Girl Married Soldier in
Mimi Gl- _ .
{ NEWARK, x. ,1. June 2i..-thn
"Bobble" Walthojlr. then the world's
. also of the comic ohms-buds. This
was, firstmdnitietl varietal! by 1118..
Walthour. whenéfihe announced that
her daughter, Vlvg, had done likewise.
The man in the present case is Wil-
liam Walker. a soldier stationed“ Ab
lama. (la. The Walthour home is at
No. 178 Plane street. this city. Mr. ’
'Walthour is now in business in the
- Southern clty.-and a short time ago
| Miss Viva went down for a visit. While
in an attempt to make up for “‘0. there the soldier captured her heart.lm”3 meeting at the Almaty. t Ithhe
illStéfid 0f being above Weigh he "will? canoellat‘wn of yesterday's game the According to word received by her members are requested to m a
mother Viva was married without con-
suiting 'Papa Walthour.
When Viva went South it was for
the benefit of her health. which Mrs.
IWalthour said yesterday, has appar
I ently improved.
The first twenty-live per cent. of the
220 names of those who have reached
"the age of twenty-one rears since
June 5th, 1917, have been mailed quest.
tionnaires by local Exemption Board
No. 14, all of the names from 1 to 55.
inclusive as previously printed in the
July 8rd, 5th, 6th or 7th.
x _ v
MAINE SHOEMAKER
Tired All Time, , Did Not Want to
Work, How Ho Regolncd
Strength
Sanford, Mahler—"I suffered so
much from a‘run—down, nervous con-
chaalplon motor :paccd bicycle mien!
The question 0“ look unto himselt a wife some. tmty
‘“ ”*1: no aorta hav.t alums“! arm was in cm Ill-WM” “9'. “ -‘.'“"~"‘9““1""9 WM?
Sentinel. must report to the board on'»
lwllile Mr."Haag has retained John A.
um.
MéuoaiALZIroa GRESHAM.
1; m'v'lia'svlbm.’ lnd.. Juno 24.—-A nag
'tlonal fund to erect a national memo-
Gresham, one of the first three Amari-
to name a national executive commitr
'tee of the
«mainland the memorial building;
wouldiservo‘olsoto house relics rm ’3’ -
'. , , . Io 91"0ld LaugSyne"-_-aOIlass. ,t‘."
vn
Ac' " co
. most prominenbmon fromI fink"
“I.
The program for .class'day has been
arranged as follows, ..
“Star Spangled Bowen’s—Assembly.
Opening of Meeting—Class President
John Canevari. , .
Roll. ,Call—Mlss Elsie. Williams.
Piano Trio—Miss Gladys Beach, Car-
dition and stomach trouble that i
never felt like working and had tried
almost everything without relief. The.
first bottle of Vinol however helped
me and it has built me up-so I feel
better now than 1 bays tor a long
time."-—Chester D. Hoines.
There, is no secret about Vippl. It
owes its success to ' beef and. cod
{liver peptones, ironeafid manganese
“of Class. Book-r—Prflidenf' permutes. and glyceropll‘osnbstes
- ' the oldest and ‘most famous body
builIdlpg and strength creamIitmlcfia
final: 11? mirror- and“ 'drulgts'ts "as
Class History—Harold Glens.
Violin Duet—Morris Goodwin and Rob:
erl. Rowan. '
ehti’ Olivoflib'oon.
Elsa:
' hid-Gil“. . .
“rof
'claagxoui ‘
t
”id.
'Brldgeport llov llistllssnse to dream to 320.000 also illust be paid within the put" in'a dolor-d cwnlu;mfl (11‘1“ 31"“? “t" "‘97 Fm“ Pmeyfiem“
‘ . arc .
l
. Special Officer on}; arrested Wil- '
lialn Hill'd or. the railroad biidge lastI
evening and when tried ‘bdfore .1181ch
Beorsell. voobursh this morning was
sentenced to 15 duo's in jail.
A number of mar 'lsIts, complained
were 111113711115 stones “pawns au-
tos. The police have the names of a
number of boys and promise that the
Practice will stop at once.
firs. Robert Haskell, of Woodward
avenue. reported to the police yestor
day that her young son was missing
and that his whereabouts was not
known. A diligent search for the
young lad is being made by tilt oili-
cars.
There will he no meeting of the
'AmericanIBand this evening, as the
band is to participate in the monster
illlahackemo Hotel at 8 o‘clock from
'whsre they will parade up West ave-
nue to the Armory where they will
give a band concert. '
m
At 5:30 o'clock tlfls morning a his"
Itruck bearing markers numbered 26-
' 118 struck the awning of the ‘Coleb‘url‘i
and Lauder jewelry store on Nor-I
wall; bridge. breaking one loe rods}
The driver proceeded On his way with“
'out making an investigation as to thcl
amount of the damage, but ’L’micer‘IAu-
anls' caught his number.
The civil case of Frank T. Hutchens
vs. Charles Haag is to come before
filJudge Nehemiah Candee in the up
town court this afternoon. Attorney
‘Loo Davis and Attorney Louis Gold-I
schmldt are representing Mr. IHutchens I
Tome“ of Bridgeport. to be his rep-
l'esentatlve.
The City Hall had a strange attrac-
tion for Charles Knapp. Saturday
night. He had. been visiting various I
thirst-quenching palaces during the ev-i
oiling and was well tanked up when
he lved at the City Hall. He enter-
ed a building. but soon went out
again. ‘He repeallfd' his vile about
three times more and the last time
was. warned by Sergeant Gibson that
libs did not stay out he could come vi
fpapood. This Iseem'cd to suit hlnl,
~Ip‘if‘ibut he went and ill be came asaill,I
ahd‘dowu-vli'o-wont'i minim?! gun-I
day'ln solitary‘confinomsnt. _‘ l
‘Mrs. Daniel Keogh width: from
era. The oohe'o'ulsoensuy bacilli)-
der the-can'of Mrs. E. B. Smith M
Mrs. mm ‘Peck, presided over. the
fancy‘work department.
the lollovnig letter from Pris-m
Mathew McGrslll, who is newsletter
ed at Quip Groonleaf.‘ (Immut-
Park, Ga.
Dear Mr. Dunne: , .
I_l waived your. mom; 6. x, and}
yanbjtp «limb-res and the rest of the
folks in East Norwalk for the he'll?
you on treating)» and the nest of
the wisdom W1“- ‘Psrhsrs m
have heard baton .thlomf any Iwer’
to (recoil-we Matthews but I
have someway 1: I as was
led for the service. .
Well. Mr. Dunne, there are quite a
few interesting-lulu toilet hon. One
of titanic tho mppf Wm.®r-
mans. l-bovo not boon around it yet
see tbobulldiogs from our comm!
stunt. Thaw no oin- towers. bother
tell-momma. it. and oil-duh coo-ls
mounted a machine gun. So younsoe
it-‘ wouldn't be very-healthy for tho
Mellie-try. to make a break for
freedom.
We can't tell how loos we will)»
here. ‘Soma say three weeks, but 1
don‘t. think it will be any WEB? than
that. Well, as I have to go on guard
detail. I will now close thanking you
and the Warhol-theta“. again. for
your thoughtfulnass.
. I remain.
MATHEW MoGRATH.
15 B't. 14 Co.
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Herbert E. Pcnn‘ey’of East avenue
is moving to 46 South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burlopsch vis-
ited rclatit’es in New Haven yester-
day.
Maurice Davina. of’Wllliam street, is
the proud possessor of a new Buick
automobile,
' m
James Dunn of Reynolds street has
accepted a position on the New Haven
railroad.
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Miss Elin Burke, of Benedict street.
East Norwalk',‘ has”accepted a position
with Tristram & Hyatt.
The class in preparatory member-
ship of the East Avenue If, E. church
will'meet this afternoon. '
There will be no Red Cross work at
night ‘hike.’I" Their destination WAD.
. Branchvili'e which the “camp.
Sands:- mm ' a. ”may“.
true and M'dllrfisitbcxmh
their tents which' ' "our music
‘ ‘ ' lth them. They returned 1W3
: M. P. Dunne, ooomtary or illo East ‘V .
. Somali: Tobacco Fund, has mocked 93'9““ ”but”! “3" “"0“!"
party' c mil-ammonia
Frank 11."er WW,.Wllr
lism Guatafson and Charles omw'
tel- Lsudol’s' Brim corral”
Island in “MS repabi" "I
cerebellum” by the darn-gown:
flirted daring fbp winter bribe .
and ' lca. : ’ . . r. ’ .
2 " r '. . i 'v‘
wm . ,
i .. ‘
l.‘
casein-am words ' "
"' -' NH . . . ‘ a,
. The Gnomes at their a-w. ‘ (cor
tory hflcvoadomonlhmmarldollun
plan. sum ocmbon'olmoo: boon»
broken up on asides vans-on ~ who
oiducmmvv'
Mr. WWW Mills 8. EV.
Hat 0mm its. fling.“ the pic'-
in: and borrowing woollen-our std
‘ EN! Ramona i gallant “(Gauntlet f...“ , g .1, she
that boys on the C, aactlcilt tumplka, i will "“0 you more about“. I can 11mm WI M W 7
0*! Islam shallot-ale load,» .
‘ Winn twelve =mlnmap
tbopmjsct. under-tho inflow . an;
Dam of ill-c. Wilson». 099 2“”!
“9M! sore lazto upwind-.16 w”.
toes. while the remaining bail “No.10
. M" .'-‘
'3 ”and!
This is the m *0 Dim N
community gardon‘rlhu has »bcen.,..i'u-I
allotted by the'fidflrm Garden Mair
elation this season. The melt- will
work together and divide othg: crop
pro mtia. ' . . ,
HOSPITAL none '2
' Admitted why-Mauve narrower,
Winfield street “am Shanda-Dav
street; EdwdiWal-uek, o. _
' Discharged Mayra—Mrs. Anna 01m»
‘stead, Cram” _
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Vim/NEAR A F803]? f t
While. there wasmot anIactual ms
in this vicinity either Sundays” Mon-I
day momlng,-the cold weather caused
considerable worry to those who-have
been forcing:thola.war gamma. Early
lost owning the .‘ temperature went
down to. 50 danced. and many house—
holders built fires in grates and in .
fireplaces to take the chill from-the
living moms. Traili’cotilcera reported-
an unusually lifllt number of automo-
‘biles passing-~ through this citvdnd
one .party who‘had motored through
from Yonkers. N. Y., and dinednt alo-
cai restaurant. stated that on theirtrlp
from‘ Yonhors to lift. Vernon?” 10:30
a. in. that they did sailboat some:
machine, oil the highway that isnsual-
ly crowded'st that hour of the morn.
ing.
DAVID~ BPIGBR 60583140145.
The venerable 'Davld Spicer, who
was so brutally beaten by a 8”“ of
local young men' on a Sunday evening
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church this evening, owing to the
meeting in the Armory.
some» wacka‘ “mood-who was confined
in the News“: Hospital:for many.- days
with a broken hip. wasablo remake
his way with the aid of crutches..th-
hls home on Main street this morning
to his little‘ shops-"on Water street
which onrbhe' evening of‘the mull ho
bad Just" succceded ln‘. steaming:- with
an array of secondhand . _ _
descriptions. by the sale of '1: ion be
frank Tobey of Pleasant street en-
bored upon hisInew duties with “the
Neptune Hardware Company this
morning.
m
Ernest Youngs, of the Naval R9,
serves. stationed atIBensonhurst. 1,. I..
spent the week-end at his home on
East avenue. 4.: ‘ , , . .
nearly 83 years old, the claimant.
his way painfully along.- amoeolam
. despltalthe evldtlllt managing. ark
duroll in getting about, . . _
. The on. It's otabylllmoobwtne
home of Miss ClaireI'GIl'pcnt I: of First - "
_- ~ 'tiit'. .
or. out
manages .to niaire a living: Although '
his intention to continuous. buslum. . .
Mil.“
. Wt Want Ad. I 3 .
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.;,' all.
Norwalk Chronicler