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SERVIGEPLAGS . ,u ~ . I”, ,l ‘ , , new on offlisgreet
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16' So. Main St.
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and Personal [ I nutstbew‘rthdrawninnfwdgy.,
NEWS l i . in Securing Copies of
the New 318 Song Book While the Supply Holds Out w
u must: Leeann“
. .0! mm FOR The Independence of our “ —~ 1 . "‘W‘¥f
.. gm DRESSES country was established 142 a11:13::“iiilfolgjflfj1:; 3111:9313: I THE EVENING SENTINEL
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I! Gingham, Females, Fonlards. years ago. a trip through the west and Canada, Tl“, paper i; :3: :11 mg), gun: I ts th e f . th I 1
mm 80mm“. Batista and NOW iom- boys are fighting where he has been studying war con “FWSPfien : Sou g 1: 1° 00 egre e necessfly O announClng 3 68! y C 053
. ' . . " 5. 5 h sh b ‘ld' -. o a ousan use 3 ea than ' . - . . . .
‘ Hill! Silk. fiver there‘ to nlalntam our 33:22:11 client? i’itciefic you: iiinlglliiilZ-l original cost to produce. Our read- Of Its Campaign In the d15tnbunon 0‘ the mOSt
E. K. BANKS Independence, “nth the dash ling. In Canada the country has set-l ers have the exclusive privilege in valuable Song Book in the 'world. .
and bniltancy 0f the French i tied down to normal business and one. this City.
5 Memo no“! Block. the determination of the Bel- *u'ould not know that there was a war - -
south Nag-Wang. glans and the bull dog tenacity extopt through the newspapers. I
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I -' " ' . Store closed today, Tumor. illut-hanan ililli Mrs. Buchanan left to- A New Book-
”. ' I‘OW business as usual. iduy for New Jersey where they will .
lty ews ,t ;spetld a work with relatives. The 1111) .
i is lit-in}.- made by automobile. I Nothlng EVen
.‘ INOR‘NALK SOUTH NONWALE .. . II . ,1 . n 'n 0 .
V ' The {Norwalk Armory was not own ‘ ,(. flnIIl \II‘“ 3““1“ “II‘W‘I ‘ II ' roac In t
» for Red Cross work lél>l evening. ' ._,‘.- V-m ... ._ ...____ _, ~ u' .lll t‘ the t-ngztgymvnt ol lllt‘il‘ dough .
THIRD DEPRFF :10 . Francis to John A. l)Ullllt‘llI\' of
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Companies 1’. ix and .L’ C ,S G ’. le t lii‘i ‘i-’ h‘ftll’lall‘ [Eli _ . . ver e Ore
at 7 o'clock this momma tor llrturc“ .. “I ll W i f ii ”I I0) .
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W”: Wilelb the) “”1 1““ pull in ’1!“ Thu committee harm; in churcc lilt‘ ‘l'I‘IIt‘t is vrtlot‘tttiulug Miss .ltlvlvue .
FOlll‘Ul Of July D‘M'ildt’ and l‘I‘HI‘W- ‘III‘I l\'t)l‘ lioi’ rmtt'tIirintz tho third dour-m; ot' q . i; l' 't (‘i wt II I i \i'I . FY ._ u ls e
, trip was made by ztuto bus. I the Knights ot' t'tlltllltlutls. “lllt'll in It: = ‘ ””‘m “ m 1‘ -‘ ‘ ‘- n “ ‘ ‘I‘I‘ ' ‘I .
I. . -...-~__.,.___.” I lw t'){t‘ll’l|lllllt d in .\ltt.~it- llilll. on Sun- . lyn Lungt; tll Ilztnbur)‘ ttt ltur homo this .
i ' -J A Robinson sullplv ugvnt ot‘ the ”Ill? JIIlr 71h. In HUI-thirty «I‘t'lm'li in \thk.
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. I I1 l" the tilt: rtmnu. lllt‘l lllrl itching :ttld' ._..__._ It is a beck that Will become a verit-
confliiulhttiiitii); {Guard mu. tun. (gulllllltdlti unuutmtmm. sum. to“, let) lmhlin tlit‘ot‘tm‘ of ”III lttHllll'll able treasure of the library.
“10" fig 3 . 0 111‘ D‘I'I‘K‘ guilih“ utI\ \\';lh;tttt .i. ('1'! Min. «it .\II\\ litttttu.~ I ' . II' . . ‘ i ‘ ' .
would be fed this afternoon :tt’StItt- 21nd hi< “In“ mp t-xomi-lill' tho tip. tor titIlurmitttN and joint titstIztst-s of It 1.5 .8 bOOk necessary to the pth‘iOth,
. sidt Park This is m. 59mm} “m9 gum, and n is :lllllt‘lildltnl lltztl moi How York city. is a good or (‘lltll'lt‘fi religious and musrcal education of
‘ I. . .: (:tndidutv: will uumhvi' tt’om eighty ‘ ll. Harris of I“\dg()“'00d farm. ‘ our children,
that they have be”) 1H" the m" one to outI huudrvd. Silllt‘ llcpull' t mum? . y
being ”‘9 night they were "3'19“ out has lll‘t‘ll llilillll'illl\ slitt‘t‘s-‘llll in t-ou-' . - t . . .
to guard the bridges. tilit'lltlIlL llll‘ titIurtit‘. and South Nor-l Jutlgt fin,“ mid“ .( dmhI‘ hiI X? tttltt- Condensed List Of Contents
“n ,_ A_____,, .wulk (‘Ollilfil t‘XllN‘iS. j” \ith ”f the “d “Um th‘llllillL‘, ‘1 ll'“ (103* Ill “WI Th 1 l h d
. 'l A number of Norwalk mpn are pm- (‘illllll‘t‘ ()l‘ lllt' candidates, that the (‘Ulll’t‘llliull Ul- lllt‘ lillifsllls‘ tll' l'ytllitlsI 6 most casua g anCC att C CO“ en-
ptoyeo in the International Textile. Coming degree will surpass ullItIaI'livrI in Hartford. sed list given below will fully vindi— . More than a thousand popular,
. 1110., at Bridgepm‘t. which was taken ““0"” “ "l "“W‘“ ”““ " "‘""‘ U ”“W” W" cate the assertion that this is the most atmdard songs, a“ set to music in
the phIttsiug and popular Irish tcnor,' ~. . . r. z . l t , zI S ”I . .
‘OV‘II' by ”I8 Unliedsm‘” g""“"“““‘"‘ will th pt't‘st‘ut. :tnd t‘lllllllllillt‘S uud‘ 01”" I" MM” 0 h‘ l ' 1”“ extraordinary collection of popular one vol“ e The words (i
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yesterday, The concern was one or gums “I” attend ”mu Sttttutm-d. put ll\llt l l u st ot his [in nut
‘. i s i i S ' he lll‘lllat' tort. tvlltl tttztny U‘lll'l' tuwnsttttd‘ Mr. and M'F- “NW" Lot-Ithurl. having ' ' '
2:33:53? fligiilgismgitigtltgii ill.“ lheI cities for the state. as well its from just returned from France. 3 [2] Home Songs ‘I .8“: beaunfully Iprmted. Bound
‘3 business will be continued. 53"“. “M “I" ~ a 1 it I .. T?“ I . -. . 45 Sacred Songs - .' _ m durable English cloth.
I . - .-,_. ...-__ I m“ r. and Mrs. \\ llllttlll lI. bulhtan and 74 Southern Songs . -
.‘ Elizabeth IMatelht. of 20 Laura May a Preacher Swear? "lI‘I‘l‘ Of New York m."- “‘h“ “l“ “’9” . 9 Rounds
I, street, came to police ltcndqttut'tors ~. known in Norwulk, ut'c stopping ill the 258 ls—lenllmcntal 50083
. v till" To .re'IIister a complaint .\'orwtdk lttut-l. mns . ..I ._ . .
i 122311.133. being: annoyed bu (‘nrn- I —-- i l23 Cl’r’ildren's Songs > .i 1 . Clip and Present 3 Coupons of
dens Carine, also m‘ 20 Lum-u Sll'uot.‘ i 3”” ”1‘?“ L» WWII"- “l Franklin 55 Patriotic Songs ' -' . Dlfierent Date From This Paper 980
. The trouble arose when thrI Mtttella's ““‘““‘- ‘5 “l"‘nllillll II 1““ “’I‘I‘k-“" VIII‘II' 82 Operatic Songs 3 -.: and
returned to move from the premises at l”““ “'"h her ”mm"- ll. .l. WW)"- in 77 College Songs . ' ' MAIL ORDERS FILLED When Postage Added. Sea
the request of the Caruso‘s. who wol‘I‘ 3mm “”1“ ““3" t 30 5‘3 SOngs . - i. i Coupon for Rate: '
not; the Dinners of tho propertv, Since
.tltat tithe the Caruso family has frond
everything possible to nmlm ltt'o utt
bearable in that. neighborhood for tho
Matelln family. Finally the complaint
was trinde to the police with thtI ro-
fiult that fire Cnruse family was warn-
‘tad that it they did not cease troubling
their neighbors, arrests would he
made.
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lettcnunt l’t‘unlt Wynn of tho. .-
dvntat corps of tho l'nlltId Slums nrmy . More “1331000 standard songs for
has lll‘llll spending it furlough at his‘ less than one-tenth 0‘: a cent apiece-
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mu an uuto trip thi; morning to (‘tli’l‘
. :tdlt. to \isit Mrs. Logu's mother, i i ’ ' ’ ' ‘ M "" ' ‘ ‘ "M"
I _‘__ I U. OF K. FOOTBALL TEAM. itul')‘ training includod in tlm ““11qu PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY l WASHINGTON, July 3.——The Rail-
i-‘t'ml W. Wood. of Ltls Anuolus. (‘ttl.. itIlit:\\t’iiilil( iiiiitliu.‘ ~III'I“‘§'II t l'IIIII I hurt nItIthttt institumut. I'l‘his will llllit‘ Ilirncst ii. llttcklmrdt, in business at toad Administration announced tonight
was :4 caller on I‘ritInds in South N'OI“ l'liillm'r iir ill”Ist‘t‘nsdil‘utuihltlilitttflitt “if. :1; tilit‘iti (l‘tiiiillitllmbit'i-Iiii‘tllniiii liiitllld‘tliliit‘: N). '1 t3 “mm?” “Winn" New Haven. that 553 short ““0 railroads had been
wullt. lttstvrtltty., . 0. llumilion. llltlllilL'lil' of athletics {ll torn); ot tlll‘llt‘lif‘s. in‘ wh'h-lt Illlt‘ stir “Mi J. petition in hunkrtuitt'y in tho retained “nu”. govt-rumour control. ‘
’ .......... that institution. lll‘ stun-t tlllIl t‘tmtllull (toms lntw l)l‘l'll infirm-10d in my l'lllh‘d Sum-«t court yesterday. No “its All «Imploycs of tlwsv lines will re-
lt‘rtId Kano. of South Ntll‘Wulk. and; III“) in- ”III Ulll)‘ ltutlt‘ 0t lit-I srhmtls years" uill be considerably [thsll'leh-d liabilities of $273.90. all unsocurcd. retro the. wane awards made to. em-
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.sis'tcr. were visitors at llullo lsluud‘l“ ”I“ 3“~‘“““"‘ “ll“‘l‘ (”I’lll'I"l‘f‘"“‘I III“ but ltl' no menus nbundom‘d. His assets are listed as follows (‘ash ploycs of the steam roads and owners
STILLSON.POWELL 'yestcrflny. ' lihlilliSilliillihlkiii‘iiilillll ls)(him;li'illdilntlid —»—~—-—~--—-—-—~'-~-—' 0n hand. $23.13; stock ill trade, $500; will bu compensated under the gene}
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CORP . t l - ~-_-— . H m“ “,1,.,.I.,,H,.§i.m. 5m” \l‘llllt‘ .tlw BODWELL IS MADE debts duo on open tit-count. $42.60. al contract.
. - f , I Miss May F. lletts of Newtown avc- Profiluivw “,1. ”wk “mm“. “HMS“... SERGEANT MAJOR Walter liirlmcr. n rctuii meat and -—-’—*~
' ' ”—“g-‘I-J‘" ‘ " _' 3—? t 1‘” ”3”“ "1‘1““ l‘trmo' nun, is visiting' in lloslon for it few tween the Missouri \ulltvy schoolsztro -.._~~ grorct‘v dealer in Bridgeport. filed :1 ”Larry MCM‘W'S All Stars ”- Nor:
Rm. :uuknknt-gum. stillneooglfifIIVII “Wk." .rtot lily-V prmuism: untlm. untlimc Arthur llodwoll of this city who hit“ petition yesterday and he made oath walk Colonittls. Amusement Park to-
h“ ”u ' ‘1' " " “.35 i) ' ‘ " “M" conditions. hot-n in lI‘I‘flllt'l‘ with the .-\lllt..‘ri(‘iln t‘ii- ‘19 did “0‘ have the money 10 PM the morrow 3:30. C'ltit'l' Ilcndcr. pitcher.
s(-\.I~n of that organization on the l". 1J,Austllltll Union purk is spentl- “""“‘ _' podi'inn'tt‘v ’Ult‘t‘ for “on“ months Ins lilint: loo 'lo hos li'tbillllos of $3 , _
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Orcusn 3-“ 5‘10 “'Ilr‘ torpchood. “hen ing a 4'th thus with friends in Newark ' COMPULSORY TRAINING AT EX- ‘ ”"itll ma :0 001- “t‘ is uns (‘urcd I
. . . . I . . ‘ ‘ ’ ETER. boon.promotvd to the post of regimen- ”" ' - ‘ ‘I-I "'“I ‘9 ‘ FOUR To a
the British dos-timid pl(‘l\t‘tl up the l\'. .l. l ‘\'l"l‘l‘l‘ \. ll 1 l- .. \\'l _ tho 1‘] “I . t mI . . . l -. tt' W Assets consist of stock in trade, OLS ‘N ON!
Cold and hull dead victim‘s Mr. LtIhtutl. _.-..-- . l“ I I I- - , -. - ‘1 -‘ .x. 1‘ -‘ Il 4111‘“ dlllh null 13 RI ms .-
students at Phillips ldxrtur Acndntnt- :tlon: up...” llc has relatives and valued M 3900, debts due on open ar- ADdllSedu-Wfiedau Du,“
It-vstznw their studios :tl'tor the summer ' count, $119.68, and $171.03. that is wheelHoe usulgtwml Ho. u.
said to A. E. lluugcrtord. in charge of: Major \l’m. (l. (‘rm-kctt is visiting
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”It" party: s '1‘” ”m l“ M‘“ ‘U‘I‘I 10‘1“)“ ; l‘llt‘atitlll lht‘)’ \\'|ll tmd compulsory mtl- m m, mum in i ‘ it held under attachment. , “1‘20“:de uy ’i’flffié’ui‘
“(fun a man rcsign from the Y. M. C. ----~-—-—--——- 3 : (Shut-0'3 Wrgéfinm
A, t-tItum-v at it time like this—«l menu~ HIGHVVA‘ \VORK - " ‘ ' “
IWIII III IIIII-IIIIII; If; . . WILL BE CONFINEI) g
0! (‘l‘dllfil‘ Ixnu mu). rcphcd tm stc- T0 illAlN ROADS!
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5 N ~“i ”M Mr i " A W *”’*""“"" i . .4». ”i. i. i i . H ~ 1‘ Sederonevene. “4 [Va 24 inch“. .
New Small Tank Used by British Against the Germans u III-mi am to Meet How
three diam. one cl mulch line
Inn ms the med: and purse of every
unison. Cu bummed in implett
”new .. amp”:
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elm breaking up I! mden. You amid
leellialuol. Aime-dale" Ibo '
I,,.,I.m,m.I 9 .e. . Wauutuqéim. " "m
A famous English bifilOI) said sobvr- I war. it has item the war policy oi" ‘ cm 3". .f m
ly “.“m told of the American m.(,a(.h,ttlm Sillit‘ Highway Department. to con fardenmdm‘mfiol;
.iino its work to main tltorougltl‘nru;<.
er’s remurk' . . . . . . IATEIAN II'F'G CO. "I
. . ' . I . tI 'lho lllllt‘tl States Ilitghwnys (‘ouzt h GIBILOCEI 1 ‘15
1 "UN!” ”10 ctrcuntstnncos l ”“11“ H (Iii considers that new construction is ' '
e ‘ Iwnswholly justifide" ‘ .justit‘tt-d only when: the highways :trc'
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I NEW BANK NOTES DUE SOON. of the “at m itItItht ll]()\llllt’llt ol Ls
. . . stuttttl commmhttos. it considers the
. . L The W“ 1939”” ”“3““ bank notes maintenance of existing: streets and
. of $1 nut] 32 deno'tmnzttions will I inghwnys logically should ruuk first in
: make their appearance in general Cir-lilo“ of 111058 st‘CliUllg 0f illIlII‘II‘Vt‘Il
E ("llltllillll in this City in a low days}importance and lllttl tho reconstruc-
:Tl .. l t I l . I Ittlnlt of those sections of improved
_. m “EMU” tepar mtnt 13* “WHO" hinhl‘t'ui-‘S and streets which have be-
Barriers received on 01' be- ed the nmr designs. A touch of war is I come too (lt‘l't‘C‘tit‘LI for maintenance
‘ . ‘ 3 given to the notts by the dmigu of one i should next recoiw uttvntton
of the latest type of battleships, which‘ This comm“ “”“ZI‘S ”‘0 "mm“ 0'“
. _ . tgnnizations ot‘ the 48 State Highway
Iappears on the reterse stile oi fl‘e{l_)t’[)ill‘ll‘ill‘nl5 with their trained 1.91--
' . nole. The face or the twododar note sonncl. and their knowledge of local
rtfrom the first of July. Illcars the portrait of Thomas Jefi’cr- conditions as a medium through
ALBERT D.M RG
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-I
j tation. Fits for teaching posi-
. tions.‘
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f me My 10th draw inter-
? "son. whiclrthe highway needs of the no»
tion may be brought. to the attention
of the Federal Government. it was
, formed primarily to prevent the tutor~
, WOMAN'S LAND ARMY mlnable delays, financial loss, and the
FREE TRAINING FOR THE
2 . AlsoReguiar Courses '
J O it Monday Evenings . . - uncertainty incident to the method of '3 . . .
Q . pe‘ . tigtgiiféhllgliiaelgglivggfii; giarttilzeliii' taking up each highway problem in Which insure practical working
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from6 t0 8 let's a six weeks' course of instruction ts turn mm d separate 'md ‘ mc' ability (or bmmess and mm
Government agency.
Asits purpose is to coordinate the
needs 'of ‘various governmental age:-
‘oies; the'councll lseomposed of one
representative each from the War De-
partment of Agricul
in. agriculture ’without charge for
board, lodging or tuition. This school,
Iwhlch isIcarrlédon at Wyneewood,
gPaS. in- part. of the war work of the
United GardénI. clubs of Philadelphia
service positions.
MERRILL BUSINESS
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5 50pm NonwALn “
v, . - .I , . , .’ landIits suburbs. which for _ ifl‘°’;wl". ptu‘lmeut. the“ Dq-Sluteil-Ra'llroudsfxd- I . _. . . . .
bAVINGS BANK :ugn's IliiandmI‘IAI‘my. ‘ “"1 8&2: i Ii » ' .A'i‘» Wig l‘InIdu "is . This new and small tank is a recent invention or the British‘Und has been used successfully “on their front ' ,
* TH NORWKLKEONN; striilsce. ef‘itxxiiia'iiiiuugintsiiienar. Board on -. . ., . .11 “Ad lylytralion “ . I‘fggIalnst the Germans. This particular tank Was captured by the Germans and held tar some time. till its crew , . COLLE‘JE .
.7 . * . . fer’ed bytthe‘ “Chestnut: Hill braiié'fi'pl‘ , t ‘I .. w IIlItad an opportunity to Merrill again. start up its motor and escape. The tanks are light. and mobile. ~
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