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WEATHER FORECAST .
Forecast for Norwalk and 1"icinity:
Fair tonighl.war'1ne1 in the inter-
101'; Thursday fair and warmer; gen
119 to moderate Shifting winds. A long
ridge of high prossute extending from1
~ Mississippi northeastward to Maine la|
' producing pleasant weather with 1110(- [
ante temperatures for this season of
the year in all the eastern districts.
1A disturbance central over North DaP
hot: is causing unsettled weather with.
local ShOWers from Montana eastward
to Michigan. Thunderstorms were re-‘
ported during the last twenty—four:
hours rum Michigan, Ohio, Florida and
Texas. The temperature 1.1 rising in
the western and central districts.
WEATHER a YEAR aoo
TODAY.
CORY! =81“ 1018 Hart Scbnll’ncr S: Marx , T
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High. 71:
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i“ ' FOURTH 01' JULY, 1918
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NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY HAS
THIS PATRIOTIC HOLIDAY BEEN SO IMPORTANT AN OC-
CASION AS IT IS THIS YEAR.
THE BEGINNINGS OF A NATION ARE SIGNIFICANT: THE
EVENT WE CELEBRATE ON THE- FOURTH OI" JULY——
THE INDEPENDENCE OF A NEW NATION -— WAS A
GREAT EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD.
BUT OUR COUNTRY IS DOING TODAY A MUCH GREAT-
'm‘mx-
Camp Three, P. 0. or A., met last
Evening and made arrangements for
installation of officers on the evening
of July 16th. 1
Some of the fire companies in the
First District will have open house
this evening. in keeping with the an-
'1 “““"°“‘°“‘ ‘°"'J“"' W 1 ER THING THAN MAKING A BEGINNING: IT IS “CARRY-
’ minutes. 1210 to: l ING ON” THE SAME GREAT lDEA IN WHICH OUR NA-
11.... 11.10333. . Gm... 3..., TIONAL LIFE WAS FOUNDED—THE CAUSE or FREE
l'ettttdont at Eouthington, was takenI . PEOPLES EVERYWHERE.
Into custody 'by federal agents yes-
tet'day and he was committed to jail
for violating his per nut.
WE SHOULD CELEBRATE THE DAY WITH A NEW CON-
SECRATION TO THE GREAT PRINCIPLES WHICH OUR
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PHOTO SUPPLIES ;
”'4 STILISON POWELL
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Rogers & Stevens
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER& MARX CLOTHES
So. Norwalk
,2 Norwalk
TH; IOU?! IORWALI 313111110 33m
BOY HAD MUCH MONEY. ;
' All uptown the Companies will 011 0111 Sirltrs' ll‘llt‘litill Lorine will!
toniuht
.cl‘vc "open house“ at their cotnpunt hold their tecnlur' 1111 1“”) , ‘ . 1'
quarters.
i ~-—-——-~-—- , ( hill of Police William it Penning ‘
l IMOllllli 01" “‘11 uill b“ “1“”‘1" ‘“ Iton rt-ceiwd umti last night that It
inity Church the knob Outing t‘ tub in the altol‘noolr' .01m“ lt.tli.1u 1,0. w... parading “mum“
cir
l The Woman’s Guild of
'111111 that evening for
monthly business session. the day Dancin" in the cloning.
' ‘ . ,_3,_____,_ """"‘" ixeStigatc (l and found lttmes (‘arotnutm '
" D.— ' INVEST'GAT'NG AUTO ACC'DENT ’flged 15 out“: Lexington .tvcuuc, with
The members of Douglas Fowler ANSONIX. July 3—Countv (Sm 01191“... in bills in bi. posessmn
_\\'. R. C.. No. 15.319 aegistinl: the Red Mix of New Hay en, came here today The hm was brought ‘0 police lrcad‘
Cross workers at the Armory ""5 f” to conduct an investigation of the auto-1 quarter's Iand his parents Communi
ternoon . mobile ncCident in which Joseph .calcd n.ith It was found that the boy
' i ,._.... 'RCHCh- :1 conductor on ”‘0 local “0'" had stolen the money from his moth-
or ‘.S pocketbook. No arrest was made
.. “"0 mm” In Band wdl tread "'0 19,1 linc r'ecdved a fractured skull and
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce in all internal injuries last night.-
.the parade in Bridgeport tomor"10\\ 9°" 1’ e d b V as ”l0 llfirt‘nts promised to care for the
'morning. ' lTh“ automobile was operate -‘ m 'lad “in their own way" and it is safe
1 cent Daltillo and according to stories' to Say James will not wish to Show any
'toid. 13011011 was Stilmk “3 he Slepp'd'mrors“r0118"after his. father is through
a ton recently in an automobile accident front his car. Dattillo was taken into' clarint: for him.
lin Noroton, has returned home from custody and later released under.
the Stamford hospital. bonds of $700 pending the Investiga '
l tion of the coroner. Roach was report‘
of ed today as being in a serious condi- 75 Years Old, We‘akened by Pneumon-
‘ _ :ilii ia-Vincl Restored Strength
»——~~—S—'~—————» Winchester. Va.—"l am a farmer's
CONGRESSMAN LONERGAN wife. 75 years of age and pneumonia
NOMINATED left me. in a weak. run down condition.
HARTFORD July 3-Cougressman so I could hardly keep about and do
Rev. Father Callahan 0! 8t. John'si Augustine Lonergan 0! this city Was my work. A neighbor brought me Vin
Catholic Church has return from a va- 'toduy nominated for the fifth time by (1] and It has built up my strength so
cation. Father Callahan assisted in a the First District DemocratiOvConven‘ fast that i think it hr the best medl.
forty hourl’ devotion in Norwalk, yca- tton held here. There was no opposi cine [however taken"——.\lt's. Jennlo'
Emoney on MS person Officer Flynn in
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ilarold Johnson, whose leg was br'ok
Wings received on or be- ' M
.. , FEEBLE AGED WOMAN
$.11in 10111 draw inter-
" V ' the First Baptist Church was held last tlon'
cloning in the lecture rooms of the|
lclrurch. Routine business was dispos-'
ed of. ‘
l The second quarterly meeting
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i.ter'tlay «Stamford Advocate. titan. lie. is carving his second term Chapman.
1 tin Congresra. There it no actual about \‘lnol-lt
, The body of loo Duly who was owe. its success to beef and cod
drowned. tut Wedneidn! trial". in the NOMINATED FOR SHIN". lllvcr poptoncs. iron and monument.-
Sound on Pratt's Inland bu not been WIVS'I‘ED. July 3’00!!!" "I!” manta and glycerol-hospitalit- the
recovered Searching name: lure boon of this place was nominated tor abort! oldest and most famous body building
combing the “torsion tho-bonny; by the Lllchlold canary Democratic .u strength ere-tins Ionics. ~Pnnlt
all night. and mum but no' convention today. 111- Mm It. ”manhunt-01mm-
tmummywmmw lam al'fitfilmm' r
a practical thing—for
factory service for the
cconomical I'uel.
coal- liod drudgery.
cabinet top. Also 4-
Avoid delay.
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OIL CO
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Practical Patriotism
The New Perfection Oil Cool: Stove makes patriotism
NEW PE FECTION
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, L918
it more than repays you in satis-
coal you give to America 8 needs.
Cool: with SO-CO-NY Kerosene-the cleanest. most
But use a New Perfection Stove, for
only in its long blue chimney can you get full, clean.
smokeless cooking heat-without a drop of fuel wasted.
In 3 ”000000 homes the New Perfection to showing the
way to cool. clean kitchens and freedom from ash-pan.
Made In l, 2. 3, and 4-bu1'nc1' sizes. with or without
burner stove with cabinet and
heat- -retaining oven complete.
Order your New Perfection now.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
STOVES
DEFENSE COUNCIL
MAKING THE FARM
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turm survey that will be beneficial to
the farmers in their counties. Be-
sides keeping the potato growers and
truck gardeners in touch with condi‘.
lions relating to their products other
i111portnnt work is being done.
When the survey was taken record
was made of the far'mch who had
lill‘lll machinery on hand. Imports
connected with the Farm Bureaus will
now visit these furthers to learn the
condition or their rcnpera. binders,
tht'cslters and tractors. Assistance
will be given in pulling tiereclivc mu-
chinery in order. Owners will be ask
ed it they are willing to Operate their
machinery for neighboring t"':111ncrs
who are without mechanical
mt'rrt. Those willing to do outside
milk but who trt'eti extra labor. will be
furnished with help by the coopera-
tion or the 1' County 11111111 Bureau [lit
itintl agencies or the State Council or
111' tense ant. commercial organizations
in the individual communities
in counties where tobacco is prawn
ill large quantity like in liar'lford
county the nutrteS at all rob. rtco ar'ow-
cr's are nasentbled from the tabulated'
survey. When there is information or
('xclusl.\‘t' interest to tobacco mixers
and when there is a movement of in-
throat only to farmers in that class,
the County l'jnr'rn Bureaus will ave
lllt' list on hand for mailing purl Res
and campaign canvasses. Next year.
lor instance. it is proposed in Hart-
ford county to request the tobacco
future-1S to inc1cusc the acreage they
11in Ole to loud crops and the (lnsm‘s authorities,
{it'd list in the farm sunny will be
(anClllt‘lll for that purpose as well
as many other pltlposes
All 011119111 01 S11 inc ulroac names
farm census hate. had their names and
'lit'estock data turned own to the Court-
ty 11"111111 Bureaus. Increased produc
t'on oi pork is one of the principal
lood tulnlinistratcns and pork pr-odu‘
food administrations, and pork ptodu-
(cr's will he kept in constant touch
with information of importance
lBur'enus anti committee on Food Stip-
'ply and Conservation of the Slfllt
Council of Defense.
THE GOLDEN CROSS PICNIC
Old Well Conmrandcty. No. 9.16
0. G. C. will hold a basket picnic 1'5-
morrow at the residence of Mrs. “il-
iiam Disln'uon Spring Water Farm,
Cranbury. The picnickers will lcaVe in
front of the South Notunlk Trust Co.'
at 1 oelock p.1n.
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cquip- ,
I soon SALES or STAMPS.
The ladies in charge of
iSangS Stumps Registration bomb in
)fronl of 'I‘arlov' s cigar store made an
Ienviable record in their sales Friday.
I when they disposed of $5,030 worth of
War Saving and Thrift Stamps. They
were successful in obtaining pledges to
purchase W. S. S. from 421 persons
during the time they were on duty.
The booth was donated by the Lin-
coln Picture Classic. Inc, and was in
charge. of Miss Laurel Love. leading
lady in Henry Belmnr’s latest producof;
tlon "Lincoln, the Man of the People."
and Mise Florence Horst-hint], another
prominent member of the cast. Tire
booth was handsomely dcborated with
the tings of our Allies and made a
191') attractive appearance.
ADMIRAL DEWEY'S SISTER DEAD.
MONTPELII‘R \‘t. July
Mary Greeley, utter of Admiral George
Dewey. died at her home here lust
night. She was 79 years old.
ANTI'SEMITIC OUTBREAK.
AMSTERDAM, July 3.——Anti-Scmi1ic
outbreaks have occurred itr‘Jaroslnu'
and other Gnlician towns, according to
information received by Jewish Cor-
respondence Bureau from Vienna.
Jewish residents. it is declared, have
ben made the victims of excesses and
their shops have been plundered. The
the advices state, refused
to interfere.
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X‘E'il'lll'll'y With 1111 (“1101““me "pl““lm‘m‘ 1" Lexington 111' 011110 with 11 large 811111 0f" and inv‘cntoty 01 stock appear in 1110 THE SOUTH NORWALK
, TRUST COMPANY ,
93 Washington Street
So. Norwalk. Conn. '
toj
their work llllOllf’ll the County Farm'
The Trustees have ordered that
interest at the rate of 4 per cent.
per annum be credited to the de-
‘positors in the Savings Department
for the current six months, ending
J one 30, 1918, payable on and after
July 10,1918. Deposits made on
or before July 10th will draw m-
terest from July let.
i GHARLESE. HOYT, Treasurer.
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Our tires are cheap when
mileage and service is con-
sidered.
Our prices are right. .
We guarantee our vulcan-
izing'.
We repair any out or blow-
out.
Let usgive yoniprlooon
your vulcanixinc 01th:.
NORWLLK SUPPLY SHOP.
89 Wall on»
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the Wur‘
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“The U. 5. Fuel Admire
inflation authorim us to
um that" consider- tho
use of oil cock “out: and
oil healer: at this rim: 6
very important help in tho
neceuaru conservation 0'
coal for war Dropout."
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Ask your dealer about
the New Perfection Kc:-
oscne \X'ater Heater: and
the regular New Pellet.
lion ovens.
' GIVE TIME TO THE GOVERNMENT.
i llRlDGIPORT. July 3.———.\lore than
seven hundred cnrployo.; ot’ the Lake
Torpedo Boat Company will celebrate
the Fourth of July by workln: three
three hours for the government gratis.
according to announcement . today.
This unique method of celebration in
the plan of the employee. themselves.
and was readily accepted by the com-
pany. The plant will be open from T
a. m. to it) a: m.
PUTNAM MAN NAMED FOR
SHERIFF.
PUTNAM. July 3.~~John 0. Fox. of
this place, was nominated for sheriit
by.the Democratic convention today.
He ran for the same office {our years
ago. Resolutions were adopted prais~
; ing President Wilson‘s administration.
' and endorsing the party State ticket.
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MERIDEN'MAN KILLS HIMSELF.
MERIUEN, .luly 3.-—.la1ncs Galpitr:
50. who was the head lather here
among men of that trade. killed him.-
Self by shooting during last night, at
the hotel in which he lived. He had
been ill. Two Sisters, residents here.
survive.
a of oomph» line
nut-c of every
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BATE!“ ll'l-"G CO.
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ALBERT Ii. MURGAN
SUMMER SESSION
July 8 to August 23
Special Teachers’ Course
An intensive course without
speed drill, but giving theory of
subjects and methods of presen-
tation. Fits for teaching posi
tiona. ,
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Also Regular Courses
which insure practical working
ability for business and civil
service positions.
MERRIII. BUSINESS
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