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53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
\Villlam B. Unholtz has finished the
remodeling oi his llOillt in Berkeley
street, " “I
Mrs. Jennie (‘rozieu of James
street, received a card from her son.
James R. (‘i‘ozier, who is in the. infirm»
try, yesterday, that he had arrived
safely in France. '
Albert 1‘). Idalkin has sold the ten-
acre farm of E. G. Weed. Perry avo-
nue, Silvermine, to Mt, Vernon parties.
A number oi changes are to be made
in liit‘ plhce. 1 ‘
——l’anamas. 2.50 to $5.
Capt. Amzi Waters. who” has
been at “Nylked” estate for several
years, has resigned, and will hereafter
pilot an automobile instead of a now-
er yacht,
”F...
William lfiliott, of the Canadian
Engineers, who was in Norwalk yes-
terdav renewing acquaintances hero.
_ after his return from seeing act ion on
the western front, returned to his post
of duty on one of the Great Lakes.
The silver collection taken at the re
cent recital of Clarence B. Nowlan‘s
violin pupils amounted to the substan-
tial sum oi" $85 and is to be turne‘d
over to the Red Cross, as previously,
i
announced.—Danbury News.
—Straws. 1.25 to 3. O'Brien.
Hzirry Lane. of South Norwnlk, uho
was taken in the. recent, draft to (‘amp
Meade. has been transferred to the
clerical department of the ll. S. gov—
ernment, because of slight physical
disability, anti has been transform] to
Baltimore.
Cards have been received from Ted
Brotherton, the well known basket-
ball star. from San Juan, Porto Rico.
Brotherton
0! one of Uncle Sam's destroyers.
which is doing duty in southern was
tors.
.
Complaints have been receiVed by
the police relative to automobiles run-
ning with the mufflers open and with-
out lights. As the result, the police
have started out to enforce the law re,
unless
hurtling these matters. and b
a
there are changes, arrests will
made.
M
the Winnipauk Italian, who liad his
left arm nearly torn from his body
when his hand became caught in one
of the calendering machines at the
Norwalk Tire & Rubber «Company’s
plant at Winnipauk. yesterday morn-
ing, was said to be iayorable, at the
hospital todaY-
deposited before
July 11th
will draw interest
from
July lsf
Savings Department
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
leper cent. and your
money when you want it.
,5
‘ annulus-3H! Ul‘ WI
,(Tit‘ town. and the rillage of Montreuil
'COAL .
committee itself sponsors
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RAILROAD TICKETS
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Elly News}
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is a member of the crew|
,“Elitc” 0xlortls.
in shoe value.
* ' There’s a pleasing‘combination of
, grinds. ,
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ADOPTED FIFTY WAR ORPHANS. New York Evening Telegram "upon
Filly orphans ha“? been adopted by the same principals and traditions and
fl“? “Pivi‘ell'sltfv‘of IWiscooter1.2.1.1121! mo: with the same policy and in the same
‘12;le J iii] 13mg ifrchirlld‘ hegpgnd WE!“ 50' tar as practicable, as the
there. the committee made among}- same shall be conducted at the time
moms through the Madison comittw of my death."
for Relief to take all the children in The directors of the two Herald cor—
sous Bois was given them. according to porations are dlI‘ECted to manage the
a recs-m report. The interest became business so as to set aside earnings
so each: and lliE‘l‘P-‘ileM'5 “"‘I'F 50 2911' and profits “sufficient in their judge
“”“35‘ ”‘3” 17“""5.wafoflfd‘fifniT3 ment to provide for all possible con.
fills ‘lvl'l‘l‘llbjfll(‘nilrxtppltlt'lé undertaken: i ”rfgeml” f” ”‘9 “ll-9311955 and to main
The plan was launched by a com-' Lam 111% high standard, efficiency, in-
lllltll‘P oi “union students in the uni-j dependence and wide influence” of the
\‘EX‘SllV. The students in the houses newspapers.
WWM-hhb‘ aw- wwvua m we mould and the '
W in: com mm m m ' '
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‘lue directors are authorized to re;
duce the selling price of the news-
papers if desirable and to make such
changes in the cost of advertising as
’are considered necessary, ,'
Executors of the will are to act as"
directors. of the Memorial Home Cor-
poration, and each are to rewire $5, i
001') yearly for ll‘llS service. The exeFuV
tors are Badman Wanamaker, Jars-:71
Stillman and Eugene Higgin:-.
Mrs. Bennett received an annuity of
55intiitt in “NJ ot' ll“? don'rr rights in
all his real estate holdings. An an».
nutty pf Simona goes to his sister,’
Jeannette Hell. t
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, Phone 113-3
Material line? it so, call
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RAYMOND: BROTHERS
M~m-.._- -.. -. ~w—-—~— .__.. .-,..—_. .
Do :You Want Auythiugiinithe Building 3
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137 Washington St.
Who Carry a Large Stock oi All Kinds
,._.-,,. «i 1d at once. Thr- choral and glee '
t-‘uhs turned over the proceeds oi
rr
songs and festivals and Easter cards;
netted enounh for three children. Twoi
sororities adopted two children each1
and li‘lli‘ wilt! child each. Two real-l .7} it
«leave halls eat-h adopted an orphan, ‘1
the i‘raiernitiel: adopted eight, we de- 3;? {
partmenls in the university on:- ill“. .p.»
several clubs tool: children. am, to» “Q .
uahty
14.
MAY BE REDEE‘MED :
SUMMER FURS —— BATHING SUITS —-SKIRTS
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’ " "' COATS—SUITS—DRESSES
i WAISTS — MIDDIES __ MILLINERY
141
Full Line—Fine Assortment
WALL PAPER. 5c and lilo Roll
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER. HANGING
Washington Street. A‘ COHEN
'1.l.."”
South Norwalk.
, 1)
Shop"
Traveling Public Will Not Les: by:
Time Limit. I
Charge Accounts Opened
Although the government, since it,
‘took over the railroads ot‘ the cou11—’
dry on June'lil, has increased the rate! ""
ifrom 21¢; to 3 cents a mile, and has"
lmade the tickets sold, good only on the
1 day isoumi and the day after, the trav-
Ieling public should have no cause for;
laiarm at the possibility of losing the!
I money. which the ticket cost. in case I
a. person is not able to use a ticket
within the stated time, it may be re-
. doomed at the office. where it was pun
1».- ”1.
NOW
, chased. -
The government has also forbidden
the making of rvsurvations ahead of
time on particular trains, because of
the fact that any unfilled reservation
mums so much lost traveling space,
’nll of which is sorely needed in this
gtimo. when the government must ex~
transportation of troops
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l'xwvd‘i‘u' a»: I I
son} in WALK
l COUPON
pwlile the
f trum camp in port as much as possible. AND
1 V ' .. ' .._._’_-_,._._. to this pg er one
new HAVEN MAN SENTENCED TO PRESENT 23????" ° ‘h"
JAIL .._ 011 MA". .
guinltutttittltlttlltlintimation
CLQEHNG . TIME
-——4—« "m
~m“———u—p fit.-
omx our. COUPON
The Book of a
Thousand Songs
PM“ by. tho
“98¢
"running
overall: Enron“ >
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SEC U R ES
THE BOOK
hand sewn and embroidered by patient fingers.
It is really astonishing how these pieces can be sold for
such low prices. ' '
'Philipiuo Uu erwear
Just glance in our window at the pretty garments that
bearthe work of the Philippine embroiderers~and beautiful
work it is. Each article is made of line cotton cloth, strictly
There are
many designs of dainty embroidery, so a woman has a. delight-
ful choice. ‘
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MAIL traumatised.
ORDERS miles. lSc; [ruler ,
distance ask pout Inn—
in r51: for 3 lbs.
NEW HAVEN. .llily 3.—-Afler it plea
'ot‘ L'ttlll)‘ it) manslaughter, Terrence J.
'llarrey, who shot and killed Harry
King. his sister's fiance, mistaking
him for his sister's divorced husband.
Arthur Pride, was sent to State I’rl»
son for not less than six months or
and new ha been m-rmnilishcd.
lover mil find hundreds ol
appeal.
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Greatest Song Book Ever Made
The colon-I ink, ll(‘\‘(‘l’ before attempted, of
more than a lbounnd of the world's most pa
in thin great collection every mum
‘ V rum 3, all set to music. that make a
Beautifully bound in tumble cloth.
PRICE LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF A CENT APIECE
at lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'r'a
luing under one rover
lar standard songs. old
.. , . crronal
one 7}". x to m“ es.
lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
iand to conduct the business and the
' publication of the New York and Euro-
Attention
Reliable Couch Hammocks
Of various grades, with or without stands, and awnings.
PORCH SCREENS OF ALI. WIDTHS. -— -
A big assortment of inexpensive BUGS for porch or cottage.
All loads of CHAIRS and ROCKERS for porch
STRONG SETTBES REASONABLY PRICED.
RAYMOND 8:
A new line of up-to-date
styles in Neckwear
Georgette, Crepe do Chine and Satin Collars 500 to $1.50
Roll Collars in pique, organdy, silk and broadcloth 500 to $2.00
Martha Washington Fissues also quaint models in semi-
guimpes and tuckers, in lace, net and satin . ., 500 to $1.75
or lawn.
SON
Bose, Style and Durability in our
Young-Men’s Fpotwgsr for this
summer. ' .
SHOE POHSEES AND CLEAN-
‘ERS for all toddlers and canvas
big noise.
JULY FOURTH
It will be a quiet one here, for our
' boys “Over There” are making the
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This Store dosed All Day
CONNEALLY. s; BRACKEN
n are than a year, todty. . .
l ' g _ 1 Large and Small Still Collars, With cuffs to match . . ...... 50c
‘NF—W Y0“ HERALD ’ ‘ M D’”ld'i'h‘idévgflliiflioglg18133333.? “W $6321 00
BENNETT MEMOR'AL HERE ARE FIVE VERY GOOD REASONS WHY Medium Black Collars in org-mdy and crepe de chine,
*f“ . - - - . 500 to $1.25
“W and "mm M , '1" "W Cotton Frocks Have Climbed to Social Prominence
York Newspaper Men Provuded For. .
, NEW roux. July 8.———The New J I MA I I E I ‘ I E
,iYork Herald will be controlled by the fl ' '
ldames Gordon Bennett Memorial '8 WASHINGTON 8T. . lam EOBWLLI.
Home. for New York Journalists, a cor ' .. 5," f
poration To be created in memory of q E 'i
the father of the late James Gordon ’ ‘
Bennett. who died in France, aceord- ' CENTRAL HOTEL
ing to the terms of the will tiled bore t Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
. today for probate. The decedent was . _ _ . 3 light} and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
. owner and'pnblisher of the Herald. ‘ ‘ _ . l and American style '
The elder Bennett founded the news- ‘ lg", ‘ ' s 001118! Monroe Md Chestnut Stl. 1361,1555.
paper. ~ ‘ 1.x. . ‘ N. Dm. Manager. ‘ J. Dm mmmo
. Th“ "0"l’m'ml‘m “in ”Wide and ' l ‘« -‘ 'Ww __.._ ”MT-
maintain a suitable home for and give _ . ’ , l t
., ,.H,. , . it ~ t
”cum“ ““1 ‘0 "‘ “' ”‘1‘“ “f“ ““f‘ : _ t . Now tho: the Liberty Loan is over, 311‘! WA]. SAVINGS
,nected .with newspapers published in ' 3‘; ; f l _ _ .
'tbis city. The beneficiaries of this , ‘l , ‘ , STAMPS, which sell for $4.17 this month and 10 additional
Eprovision are to be nominated and ' ’ ~ 3;}. 7‘1 fl ‘1; i ‘ l [I "dd.” , . _
irecommended by the proprietors or i' ‘ 3‘13? "1’11 1 1 month the 1" milk: TWL J
publishers who employ them. i: t 25 b J
1 .~ ,, ponnl u TERI? AMP.
i “It is my desire and will." the will , rfr ‘ l= l" - 33 yo ‘ T ST _
‘ ‘ . . 4 1' - -
TW- 1mm“ the (“inn-““0“ 0‘ the i nvnnr LITTLE BIT HELPS TO mu m WW;—
lHerald, “that such Memorial Home '
'Corporation shall own, and as soon as l YOUR BIT. .-- ,3};-~§,'fi;.§.;fitd‘31§§9i§.§g jfifi‘x’fi
the due administration of my estate - ‘ mnmm, J
'sball permit. receive and that it shui‘ . miii'iliuiim SEEK; roi'suli’e'nt'zs“ 60:11:13:an sillri'i'ogi , 0 O i
{hold as long as practicable all capitvl ’ M-ny Other- Equally Chic in ”m” x e - t y Natlona an
‘stock of the New York Herald Cour PICTORML REVIEW PATTERNS l0! JULYynow “My l '
pony Societe Anonyme Francoise Scum Norwalk, com.
2 (controlling the European edition of James D nneli
. the lierald)." ~ 0 y .
i The corporation is authorized to con- ‘ I
itinue to manage these two companies . . "’ , "" T" R...- i
DELIGETS
fastidious Women may be found '
in 0!." mm; mum mm, 81 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
and exquisite in design and the j
acme 0t comfort and sombe-
ability. Not alone in ‘ bed-
room suites Jbut in pieces
appropriate for each mom or
apartment you will find here
only the approved styles and the
newest wood at moderate prices.
, h
III-vim mound
m9 300!
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ELECTRICIANS
mm: m surplus.
mod for m or. mm compummmmogooar
stir moor. m
The White Electric Co.‘
Winslow
sitcom
80 l"" "
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.A’N‘GEWNE FURNITURE; go.
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ionisinuui
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‘LateEramin
.Dorlon flousé
V . Shore Dinners?“
YOU CANNOT
word to insure yourself: can .
wise you would not. need their '
once. The same reasons that
prompted you to carry mam-
should, upon due inquiry.
ish you perhaps to take out more
insurance, because or mother!» ‘
ed cost of building materials, 1&- '
bar and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the cost '
of making repairs, or :obuilding,
after a fire. ‘
J. M. Layton & Co.,inc. :
.n
71w.
SOUTH NORWALI, 60M;
7-- .. v... _» ”#12,,
i Cure. That Cold By
' Taking
er': i’iXE i.>o;-a:-'01_mn
1 mm TAR
F. {1. Burn]!
DRUGGIST
.2,
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all 0th.:
makes sold. mug,
repaired. Remain“
per month. Mum-Q'
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER ,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport, Coal.
REBUlLT rvpewm-rgng
r. s. LYON I
Job Printiim
So. Nor-walk
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DENTIST ‘
16 So. lain St. 80. 110mm w
Hours 0 to 11:30 a. nu. 'M'o Op. '32
A. M. woosroR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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ti. S. Patent.
Office f: ,v
Air—W
9 ms 55.124 sum
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unwarroar. comm-It'll.
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our’tmuble m: I. ‘
right around when iometltlng'llr» I
this happen. in your boon‘ltimf .1
' PLUMBING
; lo detective. antiquated. unsanitary it , ‘
! or worn out, have u! make no... 5 .
' nary repair. or install a nowop .
am of
MODERN PLUMBIIO
Josamo A SPECIALTY;-
iHoaacE R. 1111st
Plumbing Ind Heating
1 Tel. 1354 W,
North Main St. autumn-uh
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THE NEW SCENE]:
DEFINITION 61- CHIROPBAM_.
Chiroproctic is the definitional”
cause of the disease and the aura
adjusting the some. Disease “loaf ‘
by a wrench. twist or spann- 115-,
back. Even if done in childbM
creates pinched nerves and hm. ”
later life in the diner-ant. organs ,
limbs. ‘
Chiropractors remove the cam it
disease and pain, health is room
through harmonizing the nerve m j‘
tems in your body. Female trouble.
given special attention: also cut-in ‘
ture of the spine. Yotwill never 1!
gret giving the Chiropractor tenant
to help you. i,
Magnetic treatments liven also.
1. FRANCIS, no;
34 Washington St. 80. Norwich}. " - '
Graduate from Palmer School
David 11. Raymond
UNDERTAKER 1.
Tel. Office, 1069-8; House 698.,
2? WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW BED MEN'S BUILDING-1, .
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gAll‘liiuds oi Sea FM
Steak, Chops and“;
Chicken. , p _
A LA CARTE.
Norwalk Chronicler