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TUESDAY. JULY 3. 1913
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, , I, '. Wants, To
' GlaSSlf‘ed e e ode o 6 [less and
Advertisements
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MiscellaneousAdvs. ::::::
mummmwmumm
M:MWI-wwmmm
”cannibalism.
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Let. For Sale, Busi-
.ms, DIES SUDDENLY
Professional and, ”“2”“ m“ 1:." ......
gal-dices of the [act that they are ex-
ceeding the speed limit and they ate
-in the limits of the city.
Another bad practice is the More
of the necessary two lights in but
and one in the rear. The police“:
purulent have been ordered troll-lined
diateiy arrest anyone Viola-ting these
ordinances and. in the future, mag-
At the close of 1811 Dr. Gladden re-
signed his editushlp and tent to
Springfield. Miss, as pastor of the
North Congregational church.
years later he became pastor of the
M‘Oongt‘egationul church of Col-
umbus. 0. He continued pastor of the
Columbus church for 31 years. relin-
quishing official duty at the close 0;
AT omit: AT THE UNITED STATES .
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SHIPPING BOARD. “from sI/m“;3§?;1:o:ndtGolden Self Biandl
l-otrt'r. so. NORWALK. ' '5 wet- Phone 1415.
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WANTED—LEFT IiAXlIED Mlcx- - . ‘ ‘p .
l-‘UR nun MAKING. nxpfitficxcnliIFaggofiAtgfia‘rifuazl? .JI'I'“ A-l
)1th CAN MAKE BETWEEN 25 T'OIsaCrifice '0n ”mum ' *9 ll
3:0 PR WEEK. ElGHT HOUR DAYJC
APPLY Nonwamt TIRE a RUBBER;
m. EMPIOYME'NT EFT. 1": 3i:
‘ 3 Prentiss
WANTED-STENOGRANER. oxn: “Ik
villi some knowledge of book keeping?
and pay roll work preferred. Apply ot-I
tire of Lockwood Mtg. (‘0. '
of going away.
all atOeut‘rel Hotel. Tel. 1555. j? til
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FOR SALE—STAND] NG HAY. M RS.
FOR SALEwROUXD BOTTOM
, WANTEDe-FAMILY DESIRES TOI ”30:. 9.2 5t:
rent house, furnished. Fire or sixI
looms for the summer. Apply at 50.: FOR SALE_-_is SHOTES AN!)
Not‘wulk Florist, 2 So. Main street. 'fl-euh cows. L. S. Nyltl‘)‘, Connecticut“
' gcorner of Taylor avenue, Tel. 2010. I
WANTED—A ROW BOAT. Ml‘t‘ti‘I jl (it
be in good condition. State price. it.) I
A. cure Sentinel. J2 .'-.’
FOR SALE——Olt EXCHANGE F0ll'
‘Norwalk or vicinity, property, mod,I
WANTED QIEXPERJENCED MAN em up to date twoi‘anlily brick hobsc.‘
n5- fireman, guod pay. Apply Norwalk located ill one of the heat sections ol'
'l‘it'c & Rubber Co. 31 3tI Brooklyn. Mrs. Rosa (loldstein, 43 Os-
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' Ibt‘l‘u awnuc, East Nut-walk. Phono'
WANTED~GOVERNMENT «means: ”935- 11 ta'
20.000 clerks at Washington. Examin‘ .: _ . I
ntlons' everywhere in- July.‘ Experi-l FOR SALE-TWO (lOOD «Milit‘ll.
once unnecessary. thicn‘nnd womcn (lt‘t . “0“"1 Bernard . Strniaka, West Cedar,
airing government posltions write for-“”9”- “"51 N(”'Wfllk- 1139 St
free particulars to J. C. Menard, (for- ‘ I
Iucr Civil Seri'ice Examiner), 421 Ken-I FOR SALE—MIST SELL CAli‘lG:
ole Bldg, Washington. 529 “and restaurant. 3800 II week Ibusinossfl
'“‘$3.50ll. Altilly Altorncy C. J. Donohuc,E
Moliticn, (‘1.lllll. 135 3t
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WANTED—4100“ JFAVISH HOMES
in South Norwalk, and suburban local-I
Him. in which to place in board. antic-I
mic children, front 5 to 12 years, at.
the rate of 32:5,}101' month. Apply DYI'
letter to tilt Stlptllntendtnt. BoaIdI FOR 8ALE4‘.lBB.\GR PLANTS!
iilg Department, Hebrew Orphanabtsyta . )1 , _ . . .
iuol. 1560 Amsterdam avenue, New‘n'u Dutch I'd“ "“‘r'd' 83“” and R“"'
, , .lhltch. 50c a 100" $l a 1000 Felon"
3 '. - l . ' t I - I
. OFIk Gig? .- ~ lplants 65c a 100.,All plants extra iineI
anti hardy. Reynolds Poultry Fat-111,.
FOR SALEc—FOUR BURNER GAS.
stove in good condition. Address Stovefi
‘arc oi” Sentinel. '
To my ltlu.‘l<lxns.
WANTED . . .. i
of cattl? pigtaill'crfljiigllfit ,pricc." ll.hlltlandI'attenugI “ “Ch 131119- Phone:
void. Fat calves from 100.110 L8c a mango. - ~ » ~. I
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Yottngcalyes to tat'fronl'310‘t0 $1.". a; .-.”, ._ __
piece. filiso New illilchmows for so 3} ' ' n
{or family 05c and dairy cows. \‘..I . . Flmmen ~ .
Mitten. Connecticut avenuc. Tel 130.I Chan“ ‘9’. 9°“ Win“ and Id-
" {Vancement for men between the ages
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. i. 7 . . 1"of eighteen and forty-five yearn ln'
WANTED—IMMEDMTI‘I“' 1" S‘I go’od physical condition. Apply N. Y.,'
Gm'crmnt‘nl wants thousands men-IN H & H R R l
women 18 or ovcr for war positlllfl.I ' I ‘ i .' ' I l
. . M. D.MlLLER s '. :
Easy clerical work. $100 month. lilitl ' upt. Waterbury.
positions open (rec, Wl‘lli‘...“Ill““dlme: I
1y. laminar. Institute. Dept. 23 F,- ‘
Rochester. N.'Y- I
WANTED'GIRILS OVER 16 YEARS!
op Ann 1:0 LEARN MAKING LACE notice
(‘URTAINS STEADY1WORlx ,AII-I'i District of Norwalid as. t‘rohail‘
YEAR. PAID Wlill'ilu .LEARNlNhugl‘ottrt Juno "0 A ll 'T'llt’t‘
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I'LIS'T'XLOXII.oSI'ggldf.tn&n gzrilEI-l'I‘J" :iLstai’e of Alnulld Alllttn‘tl.~'t>n. late of
I i I. . . - > I.\orwallt. in said district. ticccascti.
IN )il\‘l'Al:l\. Tile Court of Probate for the ills-
, trict of Norwalk; hath limited and al-
WANTED—MEX TO WORK ONIIOWN] g“, , .
. . months front ti c d: i r .
oyster boats. Steady work. good DRY-l I no '6 D
. , tot‘ for the creditors afraid estate to
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horthAtlanllc 035191 mm“ 1“ “ Icyhihll their claims for settlclucnt.’
ter street. .
Those who neglect to present their like.
. counts. properly attested. within said
WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING': time, will he (icbarred a recovery. All
or power sewing machines. Steady; persons indebted to said estate are re?
work all Will'- Pflld “1‘”? Ie"“"nil'~""':tltlcliled to make immediate payment
c. A. MITCHELL, Sup'ti, Hartford. I
*‘ii‘iii tons
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Only girls over 16 years of age em-I to
ptoycd. McMahon, Clemiils‘& Worth-g CAROLINE Atllt'NDSEN I
iilgton. 14 Orchard street. Norwnlli. I ' AdministratrixN
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WANTED—ukT oxen, a ENGINE! BUSINESS NOTICES .
lathe hands. and one assembler. Ap-i 2
ply liigley Machine Company. Ollest I I
nut str'fi.‘ I PLUMBING AND TINNING i
I Jobbing a Specialty. Estamatca'
WANTED+SPECI.AL PRICES.PAlD'chcerfully furnished. Stove, Ranges,
TOR EXPERIENCED vliAND EM'IF‘ul‘llaCO. and Repairing. StephenI
BROIDERED \VORK TO BE DON‘lerllet‘, Telephone 397, 12 High street,»
AT HOME. STEADY WORK. H-OIlRSISouth Norwalk. M 11110.;
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it A. it. To 5 P. M. CALL A'l‘ JCS-i . I
EM‘S our GOODS STORE. nonros, PAINTING -— PAPER-HANGING
CORNER or LOWE. PH'JNl-I 33:7. decorating. painters surplies; wail,
1‘22 ImIDaDer. up-todate styles, lowest prices:
,._,,_________‘__ ......n ., WW.-.“ IEstimates cheerfully given. Trial or'I
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander’
FLOUR PROFITEERS IWhiie. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
MUST RETURN GAINS. .
—’—- I Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.‘
(Continued From Page One). lFlahertY. proprietor. . Trucking. Long;
developed that the commission‘s I-9.Idietance hauling. Light “d heaVy:
port was anticipated, since the Food trucking. Otiice telephones 1581. 300
Administration's regulations were sell! I House connection.
out on June 17 last. . , 7,. _ “12L,— _.-......- _-._-
Millers .whose profits at the close"
of the fiscal year June 30 were. in ext AUTO SUPPLIES
cess of the maximum permitted are re-
quired to credit the amount of the ex»
(lens to the Food Administration to be
OILS ' , GASOLINE
BIOYOL‘ES VULOANIZING
a' (30.. inc. lttilroad avenue.
. Woodward Park, South Non‘
12 3t
.,, .,
J- ”1 launch, hall 18 itxi 1-2 ft. 1 year old.
.840. 0. it. Scott. Rowayton. (loan. 'l‘ct.‘
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.and {\llflnllC‘Clll! a\'t‘l‘il;’2t‘ l-point ad~
Eyanccs and United States Steel rose a
large traction on its initial offering of
ICi‘thllllfl Stccl.
Iadditiouai gains with
I cd 2 points and Western tluion
‘* I of this kind will be tolerated h “1' 1913 and continuing thereafter as pas-
‘ N '—‘"" i ' I citg‘. f th motoicyclists about the. 1" emeritus.
"me 0 9 . . From Sunda to Sunda' durin hi‘
,M WW I "R “In! To LET Nil." h“? 110 dimculty “1 film“ "‘5’. active pastoral'e in the Ohio cagita:
' ' ' ' tv-five miles on our. . . . :
WAN E — CARPEXERS ‘l‘U‘ , . __ y , I” “"9“ - he labored to disentangle Christianity
H P z D ‘ 'iv“i'\'\lENT \'0 1w FOR . SALE — EXCE-PTIOXAIJJ . T9 LET TM.) F0111 “00'“? from what he believed to be its ham-
“ ‘ 1 HEPO} ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' “ tine. vigorous transplanted celery apaiiinents. Part improvements, 21’ . "FLORENCE” HAS poring “ms, to vitally; it and make
1““ mans NEED ”PL“ “AW-pm... The "I“ that gm, W“ Taylor avenue. inquire c. A. Waters: - OFFICIALS GUESSING application oi it to the problems oi
' -’ ‘ the individual. the city. the state and
as Putnam avenue. 1'2 3t|
" Now my" the W‘won “use" Imilclrnliltii'gnrto‘sooner beglm his Pauli
T0 LET—S ROOMS AND BATlt.. dier vote have Witwe mu Wc’Im than the antagonism oi labor and
IPlf‘rawitb' located and convenient :o tically every town In Gonnwteut.me1md capital Was {Orcpd on his men.
rallroatl station. Apply J. M. Layton'work of coordination and claysitica-Ition by a strike in the Hocking Val-
j2 tit: tion is fairly under way at the ofi‘tce of I19? 003! mines. Throughout promin-
I . . . Sim! ent members of his Church were
Hi the ”at? secretary. ue Thump-lamong the employers. he. spoke out
‘ T0 LET—3 ROOMS, ALL IN)“ illd Stratt‘ord are the only towns ”0“] his pulpit and in private confer-
Dmtemcnls, rent $13. 4 nice rooms, that have not yet sent their lists to the'enceS. setting up ethical standards
:part improvements, rent $10. to a small,I capitol. and their delinquency its notirhat were new to many. Here too. he
' ched sermons which were subse-
tamiiv, llllluire .\lr.'. Ge'h - t '. ~ '» ‘ ‘prea
li‘tSi avenue anir 3) ' aid ' IZEOI suffiClt‘nlly formidable w interfere quently gathered into a book called
. . , t t i. ll]. 11 ..t_ with the work now on hand. “Who Wrote the Bible?" in which be
written by men
I El’er since the town lists have beenmaintained it was
, TO' LETwA DESIRABLE AND (-0“)ng tn, the secretary's office hasttthout unusual inspiration. which as-
weil located place to let. All improch been busv sending to the nearest rel- sertion became the object of no few
ments. Taylor 8: Golden. South Nor-' atiye m- friend or each soldier for will”.-- m‘ I ..
1‘2“" Tm“ (0‘ bu'ldmg' Telephone latest address. The cards upon which ,
30' 329 3" the information is to be placed are ad-fl
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I ' , ' t dressed to “Nearest Relative or Friend , I
IonTguIIfiIj'I‘pm lfT {1AM liOIUbt'.‘ of Private Smith." in the small townsI’ I ' ‘ C u tze S
quire 47 “islet?“ énplovements. In't the postmaster is usually able to Sec." II ~
. .'l a can ' South '\m“alk that they are delivered to the right.
01 phone 4o3. j29 3t ,
‘ Place. and In the cities the street it (6 NOTE OUR
. drcss or the soldier almosttlwavs no r. '
T0 LET—1" A(‘RE A . ' - ' -
I F R“ “[T” incide with that of somebody who“.i
buildings and it acre pond. Crunbury. '
will lease for s to 5 years at 835 per mm ""9” h" 1“" As these can“ "k ‘U‘
mom“. inquire Keogh & CRIdPG‘,‘ rcccitctl the addresses of the then one“
South Norwulk, Conn. Tel. 5352. Emma 0“ 0" "m” “m WM" “‘91.!
{filed by l'lllnpt<-llll the way from “‘A.
TO LETulJESlRABlJl) sronns 1N E' P.” Emmi" m "cm” mum-V T”?
liotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent . 1"": Th“ “mm” curds received ”03‘ 7
to eat that will make the holiday dinner tail,;;._g
easy problem for“ every h
Both Markets Open Wed. Evening Until 9:8
oeuu put «Eula in the ‘
cane-qt, m.
Thom-minute hoimiugngtmdmlan m
m” cm nee-1" . . HI w at Ma .
m’ bet-cw my.“ no. u'. 3:: 1mm. ll.l‘1¢.the ...n pica...-
I» John 1).er. At u WSW pad Aw!“ mm“ "m
,ai Conventional meeting. he serene-IN mom-cg. 5* ”N 0‘ hum
iy attacked gifts to Christian I'orkgmct. N. i. ll!
Isntl his .Ws We min-etud- 80th“! the piece it! We
country-wide. i apprentice in the use cub
H’ie activity in bringing church‘liteI “s" -“ I
close: to everyday problems was well-
illustrated in his personal work in
Columbus. He'was in the foreman:
oi the fight for municipal reform and
In 1800-1902. he served as number
litmus-tutu-
““4 7'
1!".
lie married senile '0. Ochoa-51h!) _.
had been a schodmute in layout!
Iof the Columbus City Council. He IAcadenly.
lgi’éally helped to frame new trolley I. . ,
franchises, improve the water supplyl mm ” AID m-
and organize citizens for the election! . .
of better officials. l ! «Hannah-tun.
Dr. Gladden for years manifested 1 Henry Hanson died at his residence.
'ee 'ned tio 1" hand: ' ., ‘
deepintrstl not no or INCLIG‘U I‘m“! llll' I
lectured before leading colleges and , .
Iuniversities. both of the United States-ism: ‘m ‘m‘m‘w' 1"
and England. neral service will“ be held mm the
”Various honors directly connected mty'hme‘msuy'mom gt 8
'Wilh his 'Chfiml ministry “me to o'clock. m‘eman in 8”me w
Mr. Gladden. in 1891 he was a deie- Norwalk
gate the International Congress oIIotery. ‘ '
Congregationalism in London. and for"
three years was moderator of the
Congregational Church of America—
the hi best honor in that denomina- . .
ItiOl’l ingthe United States.‘ died suddenly Saturday “ten“j‘; "3
* Few of his tnanifestions of political .held this afternoon at 2:39 ocloek
interest attracted more attention than 'from his late home, 31 Woodward ivo-
his friendship for Theodore Roose-‘nue. Rev. Frederick A. Colon-acids
wit. which began when the latter was ticiated and interment was “we”
police commissioner of New York Clty. ', .
'Through the instrumentality of C010n-Iceuletery.
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Funeral of Thomas Drown ,
The funeral of Thomas Bee's; who. ’
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F! C-Flu/ '
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Low PRICES, f0r='%gaod din-gs}
ouselieeper. _.
0 o'clock. (ilosetl alltiay‘lbul'sq
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and suitable to floods of tenants; best the soldiers relatives an: tiled by}
business location in city. Apply to;”'“'m tnt‘onneciicut. ' ~ ' R t 26 lb h
Harris & Guns (‘0‘. South Norwalkl The oilicc received one card from ‘ShOUIder 0t . oas - — C . .‘
113 t! the “inquest relative ul;triend"-oi Flor- . - C :' -
~'t‘ll(‘l" ii. Grant of llocky Hill, now at Shoulder Steak . - n 28 :“
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FOR SALE~~li0USiJ m ROOMS. I‘Stttlc l’lt‘l‘, New London. in the li. S. '
bath. 2 toilet ._ hollcrs. gas. Lot i‘lxlSIl Naval Reserve. For a time there was
ft-ct. l’l‘lt't‘ Station. in good location some til.‘t‘u.4.~ltill in the secretary's ol‘
off West art-title. ‘ticc Its to whether “Florence" was like. . .
oilamb
Sirloin Steak j
Porter-house Steak ‘
'38c ll)
,38c lll
,o‘v
Iiy to he a \‘tilt'l‘. lilcpuly Secretary . .,
ASk Jehn 1" Hayes illwl'cl‘ Ilmllulll that he had heard of . 9 1b 13 VEAL CHOPS _ - 360‘lb.“*“
N0. 7 Main St; Norwalk I ll‘im‘cm'c as a man‘s name. and oven if FOREQUARTERS LAMB ............ 3.16 - R 1 ............ . . . .I . 426‘ lb"
“AL ESTATE—INSURANCE ’hc hadn't he thought that if Florence BEEF LIVER ..... . ................ 160 lb. LOIN VEAL CHOL S ............ . . I . m l“ ‘. I
. . A. m- .. .. .. .-.i was ill the Il:t\_\, h.- or site uuqht to. ‘n VEAI, OUTLET .................... 45" lb' MAJESTIC RAMS """"""""" f . n?!
' GUIDE TO HEALTH! I lli\\'t' II card. "Sllc' can \’Oit" on school-l ill STE“, VEAL IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 260 lb. . SWIFT'S PREMEUM HANS _______ .- _ . 353.713., ._
'i'illd :‘ll-il‘lMVO ”I‘m .. . ""‘l‘ll GlucstIItIns Illilln't\\’:|.". The boat glll‘Ss in ii SHOULDER VEAL .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . _ 340 lb. SMOKED SHOULDERS IIIIIIII . _ ,___ 332:1)?“
Al’l' th‘Tl'i‘l' ~‘ I: .155." .' .. ,1“. -. '. t to o cc 3 t till she is a ycoman. 'l . . , _ . . . IXIE BACON . _ _ _ I,_ . . . _ _ . _ . . , . . _ ,.3 .
out; lli‘lllt’it'llllrlllllltlfitrll:0;1123;”:3‘2'121:l l II'lIi‘DIItllc time cums to send the-i !‘ RUM? OP VLAL ‘ ' ' ' " ' ' ' ’ ' ' ', ' """ 3661b -1.) . , . . . .4
ant . )nol politics of cilhcl- sex. It ' m "'8' "i “Tl“lill’y'c‘ ‘OMl‘t‘ will send "V r ‘ ~‘ ~ ...---
l'i'fixr‘l-‘n'i'm'l "ml" SI““llilltz. consult: “l each ('llllip it list llf rotors and “I ‘ All Kinds Of FPeSh FiSh 'M'
Huyt's ’i‘ht title building cll- ' package of ballots.
”“an room 3. The mechanics oft
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voting will be in the hands of thc nth-2
(Win or the army or nary. The ballots.
The Best of Vegetables. Salad Specialties
c
and Fruit-h
TODAY IN WALL STREET-I have to ho St'ill out early in Angltfi
Fancy Sweet Corn . .
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Iidfiodoz. White Turnips ...... 8: bunch Huckleberries ,- ..
now YORK. .ltllt -_ “2...: goI.,.,.II'SEEKs 'ro RECOVER Native Peas ....... . 2 qts.25c Peppers ........ 35c doz. Plums ,,,,,
“"30 11- l'1-'~Stcrltr v. '1 ..i 540.000 FROM DAUGHTER Celery . . . . . . . . . . I . .. 10c stalk Green Beans ...... . 2 qts. 2.5a Apricots , , , ,,
lint-2T:'2:i2I~II'.'.'I-'-:'I,,., ., .. "‘ t :RII'FEPTT' "I”m“ - 3;“ “”03? cucumbers ........... tic—80 Walt Beans 2 $811625; LargeIMllslonelons ta. .
_ ., . ,., .- , hm .II at hello,» at a spotlfll hearing in Cauiltiowcr . ....... .. 156—200 Native Let‘fuce ' ' 7 ' ' ' " ' ‘1, bus ' ‘
soon dcvolopctl a it: on”. in” ...;zt-y an- the (‘lvil Suntrior (-ottlt'y'ttstct'tlit\‘. tth x, Carrots .. . . . . . . . . . . . 80 bunch Radishes . . . . . .. ..... 50 bunch em . ." ' I f,‘ ' -35 ._
our lead or the an...” “......IIIMIW In“ application form) injunction twill-d by! 3‘ Beets ............ .8e bunch Peaches 15c qt.,' 550‘basket Cherries .‘I .
:oritcs. Mexican Petroleum. Disrupt” F-l‘nnccs l’ilils (.‘Iarpcnlcr. to restrain! Ii L
her daughter. Mrs. littltcllc 'Shnplcinh.“
from usan orspendim: tiny part ofI
“0.000 which Mrs. Carpenter says sheI .'
is withholdingr from her \t'ronizftllit',I .I
American smelling, was argued. Attorney Day represent H
Anaconda, American Telephone and log Mrs. Sllnlllcicll argued that no in» I
Sumatra Tobacco also strengthened junction should he issued inasmuch net 1 al-
stihstanlidllx’. hilt ldlfllflwnnllll and the matter has already been hrolleht- "\. . ‘m
Bethlehem Stools and General Motors bt‘TOI'O ”10 NU" York mill”- ”ills 1““;
were slightly reactionary. Liberty niovilll: jurisdiction. Jtldac Wilder for?
Bonds were steady. ,N rs. (‘a'rpcnlcr dcnlcd the statement
\\ ALI. STREET, Nonlt,—-Trading be.'sayinc that only an attachment to plot
more more contractcd on the further tect part ortho pl‘opcl'll'i" NM" Yl‘l‘kz
advance, which carried Untied States State hind been made there. All arcI
Stccl a point over yesterday's close from Pill-ion. ' I
and lifted the prominent uictal issues) According to the contcntiou. .VlrsI
1 1° 1 1‘3 Willis. Oils also registered (‘arpcnter :arc llcr daughter $4"l.‘li‘t‘l:
Baldwin Lord to hold in trust for heron tho c.\'~"
liW‘u Rl‘illlblic iron and Tobacco press promise that it would he rc-I
Products, but. American Tobacco yicld- turned to her upon demand. Thin.
11-3. demand has brcu made. it is ailczcdu
RHHS “'PI‘E‘ COIIlltlctcly neglected. sure but Mrs. Slmploich refuses to hire up
for Reading"; occasional activity at a the fund. Her contention is. aCcOI-d-I
gain of almost, "a point. Liberty 3 L! s '
sold at 99.53 to 99.62. First 4's at utm'
1.500 shares. liaidwin Locomotive.
NORWALK
I or Juana/av ”on“;
,R/ 1 .. .V‘C‘A-
‘\‘\‘\‘\-
SUMME
LAW
in: to the attorneys that the money isI
I
here by right and hers only. The in—
to .9418, second 4's tit 04.0120 and 4 junction seeks to restrain her fronl I I . . . . . . . “5.75 to 12.50
1'" F 1” 93:3 ‘° ”6'33 ! "l“‘n‘lmg “' “9“” “l“ °‘ “ .‘“ “it .» Ifib‘ddd‘ddil‘cii‘ii’hunocns from . $10.75 to $27.50
music—Kr ”'3‘“ 5“" “"9““- ‘“ ‘“"“‘ ”“““‘“t - PORCH SCREENS. 6-8-10and 12 ft. . . . . $4.50 to $9.50
' 1°“. ‘° “"' “3""? ”W ‘°°" ”“‘“- WILLOW CHAIR and ROCKER from $4.50 to $18.00
Piano IiiStt‘uctions Conaervathygmums home for ”new...“ - STERLING REFRIGERATORS .
Course. Pupil of New ork Conservatory
of Music. allies J. Deliee. 30 Cedar St”,
South Norwaik.
JUDGE WALSH TO OPEN ’
ENGINEERS' CONVENT!0N=
Announcement is made in the Will"
Bureau that Judge John J. Walsh,” of ;
Norwaik. will he the patriotic. spcaker '1 . I
to open the annual convention of the; 2’4"
Stir England. Association of Station-I I
ary Engineers to be held -.n\.Bl-id:zc-I
port during: tile week oi? July 10.’
By request of the committee in
charge of the convention the War Bu-
reau was asked to secure a speaker
Wt'll‘l fluent knowledge of the condi-
. tiona which affect America.
The response is J udge'IWalsh who
is well known in this city and whose
guaranteed.
MILLW RIG HTS
WANTED.
'We require a few drab-class
Millwriéhts. Apply at; once,
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