:JoSEPH DAVIS
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V V35 Washington Street
8001'" NORWALK
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1 SPECIAL
1! RECORD OUT TODAY
MAN '8 LAND
By Edna Brown
n Kovacs, of Bouton street,
progress near the railroad
: on Smith street.
Dr‘ge 'i l1ornton, Main
tport, called at. the City Hall Sat~
. , and claimed the wallet that was
, as belonging to him.
s have been received from
Meade, Maryland, that the boys
'a‘ving good times and enjoyan
Enemy Foley, the Quintard
contractor, has rece‘iVed a huge
.1 ”not for work to be done for the
York. New Haven and Hartford
'l lViVoad Company. *
e Foley Tennis court on Burritt
c has been given a dose of cat
in preparation for the heavy use
is soon to be made of it when
{series for the cup now in the pos-
ition of Jacob Linxweiler and for
flimsy (up will be played.
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f1 {libs office fates of the Croiut 8:
.. 11 Hot 00., enjoyed an outing Sat.
‘ ~ afternon at the C. & K farm in
11 River. The time was passed in
VV “ting the growing crops, and the
' ViV appointed buildings on the farm.
races and various other outdoor
lmost part silent regarding the0
‘nfist of EugeneV. Debs, fourtimcs
" , falist moraines for president, in
leago, last week and show no
fisfiosltion to give him either n1a-
‘ l or moral support. It is gen-
y understood that there will its
, ttempt to raise funds for his
fight; socialists of the state are for
' “filer David Hornttelt, of Hartford,
vhf: 8. arrested in New York on a
'identlai warrant as he was about
.~ _ail yesterday for Sweden. He is
llezed by the federal authorities to
ave boasted when he reached Sweden.
“which he claims as his native land he
paid tell his people there something
bout the United States that will
V ”them open their eyes Hornfelt
édseiared also to have made remarks
cry to American soldiers
“Ions fare the nation'avV
A man 11o?
cadst’ao
WWS&$3:.mD 1
415 cent. '
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re-
. to the police that a crap game:
street. A
ave-
'George some has overhauled his" nurse Ann smears”.
3111111 for the summer season. 1
___....._ , 2' Mrs. William A. Reid ..
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- " Mrs. Anna 3‘le Reid. wife of
liam Henry, of Bayview avenue. Satan 1 William A- Reid. died at her home, .8
day evening. 1 . .
" ’ ,evenins at the ‘59. of any years. . Be-
' -We are now equipped to make rub “id“ 1191‘ husband Mrs. Reid is stir
her stamps any sine. The Gotham ”'95 it! three chum William A.
print Co. lucid Jr , Harold L. Reid and Mrs.
_ ___.___._.. Raymond Walsh. also two sisters. Mrs
The Entre Nous Club will meet at George
'F. Smith and Thire. Francis W.
.the home of ers. Jesse Brundaze, No. Mama. and one brother Frank .W.
10 Henry street this evening at s Roberts.
‘o'.ciock As many members as possi- The funeral services will be held
bie are urged to attend as a good time Tuesday afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock
is promised from Christ Episcopal Church. Rev.
-.——-——— VG H. Butler will oiliciate and bur-
Patrolman Jerry Dorney Saturday ial will take place in Riverside come
night reported that an auto driven by tery.
Charles W. Staples, of Keyser Place,
East Norwalk, had struck the littieV
daughter of Giovanni Capauno. the I The funeral of John Wesley Dake
East “135111,;ng street shoemaker was held yesterday afternoon from his
The little girl was knocked down. but, late home, 9 Elisabeth street. The set-
Was not injured_ N0 arrests wére' VICQS were COHdliCtt‘d by tfi'b Masonic
made. fraternity, assisted by Rev. John .J.
811.11 e11 pasto1 of the First Methodist
1 Episcopal Chm ch, of which Mr. Bake
had alw'ays been a prominent mambo:1
\ir. Duke is one of the best kn
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Funeral of Mr. bike
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Sergeant Seth A. Becker formetl
of East \‘orwalk, now in France. with.
the New Haven Blues has wtrcd ins
motl1e1, who is at present residing in citizens
Neu Haven that he has been commis lbeen prominent in local activities. He
sioned a lieutenant Lieutenant Beck Wis one of the oldest membe1s of the
or was wounded in the great Gcrntun Old Well Hook and Ladder Companv.
drive in March, but has fully recover-11nd also belonged to Douglas Fowler
' .d.
e St Johns Lodge;\'o.108 1‘. add A. M
The pail 99.11015 were hunk Day
Voight from the Old \‘i all
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011 Saturday owning a patriotic
dance was given on the estate of 9113. Vand Richaid V
.l. Mortimm Licl1tenauc1,in G111'fctns 11001; and Ladder (1,0 Cornelius Van
Farms. The affair which was for the Coevcring and G. 1.1 . Benedict, from
benefit of the Red Cross was proceed-10m Well Lodge No 108. l-. and A. ‘11-.
ed 111 :1 pageun and ptovcd a huge soot
cess. Captain lng11,-aharn the well-
knowu trampeakcr, made the address
tcf the owning and deliVered a fine or
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fill 10!).
from lieptastiphs Lodge.
Funeral 11 a:
1in Noraalk ccu1ete11'_.
Funeral of Frank P. Reynolds.
___.......~—-.—-—-—— The funeral of Frank P. 'licynoids
i 1. 1 '5, use held fiom his late 1(»'ldence in
'y WORK OF THE GIRL li1oadlii1cr Saturday afternoon. Mr
Reynolds wasa apaintm by trade. and
had lived for a number of years in
Norwalk. whom he made many friends.
He was rottyvscvcn years of age and
leaves a widow. lie was a memberVVof
Plans to Coordinate Patriotic
Eorts.
to coordinate the pa-
triotic work of the girls of Connocti
cut as the pattiotic wtuk at women has
Sheen coordinated is the pu1pose r! a South Norwalk Lodge, Loyal Order of
conference of ieadms in 1101"»: with Moose. interment was in the family
girls to be held Wednesdai. July 10.1plohln Mt. Kisco, New York.
at. the state capitol. The conference
will he held under the auspices of the .
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Girls organizations which are state-
i
1 state
A movement
' Funeral of Mrs. Parker
The funeral of Mrs. James Parker
was held 1cstcrday afternoon at 2' :3"
‘ s S at
wide in scope have received invitation: Egg: "(Eli's [11131159311115 'I'i‘fllluglhv
t° be “present“ by the”? our", afternoon at the Norwaik linsnilll and
Other orsanuoiimii “‘3‘ it“ 03136:”, survived hvthoc husband, M11111111111
character are invited through 1113 i tParkar. two brothers and two sisters
cal chairman 0‘ the women's commt llntcrrnent was in Riverside cemetery
tee. Social, rcllgious,o educational and
patriotic organizations are included in [TODAY IN WALL STREET-
the type of organizations to be rows 1
sented.
Questonu
1.11ate-11ide organizations enga
girls work M1 the purpose of secur
advance data for the conference.
among the organizations which will be
represented at the conference are the
Young Women' s C‘ .‘11istian alsociution.
the Camp if he Girls. the Girls Friendly
society, the Young Women's lichrewb
association the Girl Scouts and tho cxtmmc dccliuc m' 1511!",1011115 and'
Girls’ l’atiiotic Lo agar T‘ie object of Raiding yielded 11,; At
the conference has been definitely an- leaders wore i to 2 points under lustV
pounced as one to mobilize the rirls 11cck's final p1'iccs.Libcrt1‘1-1 awe
of the state for self-development and sold at 99. 56 to 99 60, First in at 94 08:
patriotic work. _ 110 iii. to Second 4's at 9410 to 94.18
The conference will be held in tho and 455' s at 96. 08 to 96.22
hall of the house at the State Capitol WALL STREET. 1: 30 p m. —-A.fc11'V
and the.tentative program has been s'peculathc issues 1icldod 1 to ‘2.
announced as follows: ,points during the miti-sossicnyhut
Morning session, 11: 30 11.1111, Mrs. their movement was ignored in the
Morgan G. Bulkeiey, presiding officer; continued weakness of leaders.
Greetings, Governor Marcus 111.1110)-
comb, Joseph W. Alsop, of the ’Jon-
necticut Crate Council of Defense.
Roll Call. ,
Summary of reports on Gir‘s' Patri 1tic
Service.
Messages by state directors and state
chairmen on the following subjects:
War Savings, Junior Red Cross. Jun
for Food Army, Child Welfare.
Americanization.
Afternoon session, 2: 00 p 111., Sec-
tion health and recreation dephrt-V
ment,. Dr. Valeria H. Parker, chain
'man, presiding:
"Athletics and Dancing,” M15}. Hazel
. Woodhull, director of physio-1‘ t-rain
, ' ms for girls at the Connecticut Cal-
' ‘ lege for Women New London.
"Club Work, " Miss Jean Hamilton, sec
rotary National League for Women
Workers New York, N Y
#8811 Education for Girls," Dr Ruth-
' erinB Davis, director social hygiene
V division. section on women’s work, _
1' War do artinen o s """"
' training gm" “caviaetmi' 8"“ °“V unnammn :VtViVYVsBaNMEN't-tae.
{Bureau of Information on Courses in '
mimetic“ and WV 1- Work for Vagms'rnamm July 8—The 111111111.
c1111" Mrs. James Kingsley Blake, meme“ ”“5 ”Signed and M
V New Haven. ,. Markievitch, a Socialist Federalist,
Program ofWort ..
Discussion. '
WALL STREET, Noon. ——'l‘heV set-
aires have been sent to back of the first hour made further
2911 in headway under the increased weak-
insV ness of equipments and specialties: Su-
matra extending its loss to six points.
Sliippings and oils cancelled theh
gains but offered some resistance to
the reversal which ccutexed 111 the
speculative issues. ,1 United States'
‘ieel reflected constant pressure at an
and allied industrials locked support.
V except at marked concessions.
Lieutenant Anson Keeler, who has
been stationed at Camp Gordon. 0a..
rived 11‘ 1113
early Sunday. morning.
home. on Butler street.
But Lieu-
receivcd a telegram in the aftenzooir
ordering him to rejoin his company at
Camp Gordon at once. It appears that“
VLieutenant Keeler and a few more otll
cers had been selected to leave at
once for France for special servtce
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tions of a number of his friends before
leaving last night for being among the
chosen few (it go abroad. it is not
thought Lieutenant Keeles will have
another chance to come home before
leaving to join his comrades across the
sea. ‘ J ' '
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. Vii‘reia Pretss.
Fitch street. East Norwalk,’ Saturday
of Norwalk and has alwavs 1
’l’ost, G. A. .11., Heptasophs Lodge, undV
Charles they and William l‘1oland.,
noon most ,
U. s.‘
Steel extended its loss to 2% points:
was given step-day furlouzhand a1",
tenant'Ke'elcr's stay in'lv’orwalk was
unfortunately cut quitc short when he'
The local boy received the congratula- 1
has been charged with the reorganize} .
'tion of a new cablnet,,according to a '
7&1“th dispatch to the Vienna Neue‘
Entrances on Main Street. 1311111111 Avenue Cannon Street.
urn-my”?
Store hours:---8: 30 to 5 daily erVcept Saturdays; ‘
then open till
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Honda]. Jfl, .3 1.1V.»
,. 11111.; “MILL END” 18 COMIN
What 1s the biggest sale event in Bridgeport?
The Mill End Sale.
"1W1 1y is that true?
Because it offers more and bigger bargains,
Who does it serve?
Every man and woman and home.
Can I depend upon it? , . .
Absolutely; the store backs it with its regular money-1
back offer.
Does it offer much variety?
Greatest you can imagine. Everything to wear, every-1
, thing for comfort or personal use, for homes rvme.
When (16%“ fit begin?
Thursday next at 8:30 -- and there IS nothmg w
“parison with it 1n big and plenteous w...
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.V uVV-‘Q‘f' ,. cfimd
EEC .---. lugs.
Remember-«Thursda :7 next
July . it isa asto. tune
and storefull event crammed
the ver top Wlth savmgs
each man and woman in tow
THE HOWLAN D DRY GOODS COMPANY
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The police have been notified that A. F.8c11wa1tienlnirg, 7of'272‘ Eést: The Stamford police report'a V Di
an Overland car No. 39097 has been Washington street, found a carrier 1113- land our, red wire wheels, with top
“‘9’” in Stamford , ' son on the mud flats, near the old was stolen f1oVnV1 that city satin
Crescent lisundry. He handed the bird night. It bore the Connection 111
lover to the police to be taken care of. (:15 381097..
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Captain W. E. Dove of Flak Hill
Road has returned from 'Plaitsburg,
and is enjoying a ten days" leave
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