commotion»
MHCH- MONEY ‘
(W train up Du)
‘ ' W
this mount was made out up the Page
‘ple'ts Trust. (30.. and was 'o'lgned by
CharlgSOddo, president of the society;
Salvatore Chariott. secretary. and An-
dreeini, and was made out to Rosario
llinaniio, secretary of the state death
benefit fund. Andres-int was told to
until the check at once to the state
(secretary, in New Haven.
instead of doing so, he indorscd Mr. .
Gionamio's name on the bank and. Dos-
ing as the New Haven man, cashed it
in the People‘s Trust Co.
The forgery was not found out until
laet Saturday, when Mr. Oddo Went to
Danbury to attend the state conven-
tion and was approached and asked
why the Nowell-Hodge was in arrears.
He immediately became suspicious.
and came back to Norwalk and went
over the books. He found the check
which Andreeini had cashed, and .
which had been returned to the lodge. Ralph J. Leary, the enterprising
and discovered the forged name. . ltnéwadealer and stationer on 'Rallroad'
,England. The western lie {.101 15' WW1} “"1." V""*‘f"3“:‘f[ avenue will be united in marriage air
new forms a trough of Allm'lli‘.‘ 91‘4“)“ L- “WWW-n “n J ‘l August 8. and intends to occupy his
. . ~ .. . trntton who went lo’tae barber,
is from Tom: notthuaid floor 5 . ~. . -. w n w > A
Thetemperature east of shop 01 trunk Maioano, on Watt. 9 ly acquired home on Belle avenue:
- . . udrcsinl Just as
1 1 has chan ed but street .and attested A ‘ . .
goon a g: mommog he “as loaung the shop. .1 \\'.l.‘ later; Miss Florence Erect-menu has re-
. 13'
tic-owed that the larger LN become turned to' Springfield Mass it
._._.¢——, _ . . , ., a er
audio of the action (it the loose Cfil' . . .. .v . ,
A . YEAR AGO cor, and was on his way to Port the.» opending the wealth mth he! parents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Eisermu'nn of 2i
TODAY. 1 tor, to escape the clutches of the low.
---—- Ailrr it riuid cross-exmn i“ ’Hill in" “'ilton avenue.
he confessed his guilt,
this
”NOR WALK i.
'sociETrli
and Personal
NEWS ,
Willard 'Griggs of Danbury was the
Sunday school guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McPherson at their home on
Naugatnck avenue. Devon. Mr. and
Mrs. McPherson are former Norwalk
residents.
1mm, cud
m‘ n
Notwalk and vicinity:
1' tonight and Thursday;
loo-i » showers. moderate
in; northeast on the
a. showers have oc-
. the last twenty-four
W137 all the. northern dis
" 1 the Rocy Mountains. An
_' pressure central over
hence Valley is causing a
to weather and tnicpera-
Word has been received by Mr. and
it was also learned that the boobs of MN" Henry H- 13“.; of 33 Washington
"‘ ‘“ the lodge. show a dGflCl‘ill'ZY of in i. street of the safe arrival of their son,
\\'h|(‘.‘l Andi-emit is l‘esp)n5lhle for. Private Henry Lewis. overseas,
linlx‘ntore Charlotf 3150 stated the mun
lid-J iillll'oln'iuted $40. Which bot-urged Private Elton Snell has returned to
to hint, and intends to start .\ mil to his station at Camp Upton, L. 1.. after
l‘r'LJVCI‘ lllt-l money. . Spending the weekend at his home in
t Norwalh.
GERMANY AGAIN I
m was a mixup in front of the ll’IOVES FOR PEACE
l atriaot are visiting hit: and Mrs, George
Hotchkiss store carlr last cv- :
' ”lawn“ a 'jitnev drived named m. .t‘onunncc {Tum first. Flu.) . P. Drehr in Westfleld, Conn.
‘; , ‘ ' l .
new failed to put hits hard 0"! . -~~M’w_.w._.-.m,,
Mia madc- tho turn to the parkinc cussed, bill may be settled at the peace‘ Charles Mace, 19 years old, of to
. . . ‘ conference, where the late of Del Iu‘l'n Harbor avenue. esterd . onus ot‘ 1
our the Boston store. and lllh is m be Emmi H the “med Stan: \‘nvyttu-ouwth l ”1,10
struck by a biz beer truck. l-‘nurth ’Tllc Balkan question is to Brid 9 rt .9 {‘1‘ ill ‘ h '
no ot‘the wheels demolished, No he. settled around the co'i'il’orcnco table. g no ! cru pg 0 cc find is now
.~, . l<‘it'th~~’l‘he i’rcedotti of the sees, the lawaiting his call.
a a dirmantlingot‘ ‘Gibmliar and the Suez: L ""W‘
Mr. Ilegeman, _
10w) and res dealt with accordingly,
inotning, by Judge Vosburgo.
9'2 ;
pet-attire: High,
“32h p derstorms.
Mrs. Walter Hoyt and son of Lowe
‘ . J ,. Canal and the right for Germany to? Jack Rooney, who unlisted in tho Nit.
fireworks, Friday night. Reich “5“" "Mimi; Stallons- val Reserves June 1. and “‘30 passed
MintFork. l Slxlll-"Tlll‘ COIOIlIllI QUGSlIOD lid [0 be [he exauxinafion has been Cflllt‘d to go
. ____________ . settled on the basis of the status quo. in training at I’elhum Buy lie was
I. , r . h The Vorwaerts considers this u very
lgwlll be 11 MW evening -01 l 9 reasonable peace program. remembered with many useful gifts
fl demotion Board. when 1:10 men The term "status quo," applied in from his friends and was also present-
10.93““) Devens tomorrou the foregoing to the German colonial ml witlro wriut watch from A. J. Col-
, Inducted into IIIB SPrvlCe. The question, has been rather IOOSBly “Sell “DB & Comma“
y till take place at Assembly in the past in conn‘ection with the so. '
, .i , he lution of various peace problems. in '
r 0' 3M its conclu: on “0* general, it has been employed as ou‘ 0mm” Prueeser concludes NS du
91" the men W! I l e “m abbreviation of the term "status quo “93 as manager of Oscar F. Bsc'itultzos
We“ 70" the mgr"! 1"“ “1058 auto helium.” Second (Half? meat market to ‘3‘? .
" J from a diitnnce will be qunr- l
i
l
Germany'uDOSlUOH hmlOIOTP- M “l' leaves to join the colors to norrow
, f bachemo Hotel, at (heated by her leading statesmen, has with Norw lk'a :- . , .' . '
dill osane been one of insistence upon thereto“ P; [a an“? continue " p 1”_
“ . p ‘ " of her colonies. and there has been ”6“" 5 a we ' 30ml» and Will!!!“
’ nothing in the recent ultet‘nndfivl ‘6! mung than and his numerous friends
the German leaders tending to show wish him the success they are conti-
that this attitude had been changed; dent he will attain while in the em-
it was even indicated that the ”pawn Ploy of llncle Stun .
Ihold by Germany in the shape of Bel- ' . '
gium was intended>to be used to se-
Locttl cure the giving back of her former
her colonial passession's‘. '
lifts. trench mirrors, Slim}-
mbney belts, etc..at Cole-
t
\
The local police authorities should
get hold of the brutes who left two
,cuts,.tfé‘d‘in a bag. 011' Monroe street,
norm been received by
iqnfBoard No. 14, that anot
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til training BChOOl olmllar ‘0 ”"3 ‘some time during last night, in order
1t Newton, Mat-13.. has been SEND'OFF FOR BOYS that they would thus be~ inhumanely
bed by the government in LEAVING TOMORROW but to death. Early this morning wu—
ylia, Davies. who is employed by Dr.
; Charles G. Bohannun. found the bag in
who, Bohemian lot. at that place. The
lnteull’on ot the guilty partlea un~
doubtedlywwas to put an end to the
cats in this cruel manner.‘ No pun-
ishment. would be tooaoyere to meet
out to tho culprits, In case they can be
- ._—.—.—.—
no is open to all uncalled men:
$6th on June 5th. 1917.’
W Vt‘tatlon» and thorough I?“ Owing to tho curly hour‘ that the
9‘- l’lun‘l’e'sv mglmm'.“ boys go nwny it will be possible to
Minimal” will be furnlsned. have only a short purndo. The Amer-
‘edlote application must he icatt band will ensemble ut the Moose
9‘ local board who will give Home, at 7 o'clock sharp. and ill 7:15
iwill start with members of t
land their friends without formation,
up Smith Main street to the bridge.
thence along Railroad avenue to the‘ A man who did not give his name,
iEast bound railroad station. complained to ProseCuling Attorney
AS lhis is hell“; ‘1?“ {0“ all “‘0 Craetner C . Hegeman this morning
boys, the committee in charge hopes that while at work near the Booton
that everyOne possible will hill in line _
with the band in it‘s march, to the stu. POM Road in West Norwolk. yesterday,
tion. and all are therefore. invited to We boys stole his coat and watch: The
do this. It is expected that at. large boya' names were given at- moo
number of people. if possible several Mic‘klovltch and Michel Brekowsky.
bhqltltlgtrilliugvgtlilt :mwbyhegb 3:52” 2:: The “‘3“ claims they 100k hls coat and
cgumge the boys on the first lap of l)umed' u number of holes in it and
their journey to Berlin. .broke his gold watch. The gold watoh‘
At the station the Band will render belonging w a fellow warkman Was M.
many patriotic and appropriate select- . ‘
ions during which time «be boys wil
be presented with alittlo remembrance
from the members of the lodge. which
(Continued from First. Page.)
ville at the Palace this week
‘il‘rlday and Saturday.
l sum of money was raised
drafted men‘s stnolte fund last
~ y the dance forthat benefit
‘ hold at Roton Point. Mana-
i Hayley. of the park" kind-
bo uee of the dancing luv
3 hila- eight-piece orchefilra
'ng and the entire receipts
over to buy" Red Cross
cigars, eigenettés, tobacco
or. the boys leaving tomor-
no-crowd Wis present and.
.o——_;;.—
[200 NewYorlt Doctors I
m. lodge found. Letfs se‘éwbut the police can
we say
a
courage to see that they’re
i
i .
willingness to do 501119-
; hm. ’
;will be handed to them by the mem-
}bers of the committee, neatly done up‘
Vin a Red, White and Blue boot: Which
than been especially made by the C. S.
:Trowbridge, Co. of this city and do.
‘nutod to the committee as web. the
printing, by the Gorham Press. ‘
fl‘he committee asks that everyone
o ' o o - ~ -
. Fighting Porson Gas.
Do you know that you folks at homox
"as well asthe brave boys ‘ lover-there"
are mehaced by “poison gas”—thc
onwgdfiaoomrns
, lie to one half lbs.
«31.250119 “{3' l joinlln and help make this a time insidioue kind that steals away health
and 150 sample Sizes ion" remembered by the bfiys, going andtheioyofhvmgun the perpetually
' ’ T- ' ”wa. . recurring disturbances resulting from
01‘ 'POWELL ——--—4—--'*-"‘ a gassy, sour stomach.
1200 New York physicians regularly
prescribe JOHN’S DIG E S T IV E
TABLETS as the most perfect form.
‘ ‘ of relief knbwn for thesezstomach dis-
orders. .[he TABLETS are highly
(joining Success ; beneficial for” gastric and intestinal
. . ' indigestion-heartburn, acid or sour.
« " ' , ;. stomach,flatulenCenodgastriccatartht
‘t ‘ fl‘vheynure do vanish that poisonlghl .
which ii the basis of most atonindif‘
, — ailments, as well as banish bodbre‘atb
‘ .whichiu‘sunlly:heraldl that gas‘fillcd
‘rtomaclt. * , _ .
Get the TABLETS at your drug
store; ' They insure quick. lasting relief
by taking three to If: dissolved‘in‘a '
‘ glam oi writer or chewed before mug ’
owing. . Have JOHN'S DIGESTIVE
TABLETS'handy in the diningioom
—Try a Sentinel Want Ad. .
. CORP.
, «no»
“‘8
. l ers - Are
me: are good“ ‘ond jobs .. are eeélringk‘ applicants. 5
”depositing every spore dollar in their imagination:
compendium wmmr the future may demond‘
“ ,tbéywlu be prepared. Will yen? Others are coin-
: Are you? " - , ’
'1“ 7.3 of.
mime.
‘ ‘tlnllluaw
. ‘ v. ‘ u
for durable um Of‘flufléfil‘ total. 1. .
' “ Norwalk' .
Make everything go farther
THE WAY TO DO IT IS TO SEE THAT
EVERYTHING YOU BUY IS GOOD'
T takes more effort to make things. good; a littlemore
.. Courage and it may cost in little more money, but it
pays every one in the long run. That’s the reason Why
Buy Hart Schaffner E‘Marx clothes
» ‘ They ’re good; the makers make the effort and have the
than? Cheap clothes; they make your mtmey go farther.
Right- now it ’s time for cool ixie Weaves; the ideal sum- I
mer suits. They fire all-wool for wear, style; fit ,and because
such fabrics keep shape. That‘s a big part ,of summer
comfort. The values are exceptional. '
f. I RogersSrSteV‘ens
. . .. ‘ The home of Hart Schooner; Marx Clothes
f Oopyright imam Schafincr & Mm
t. .I'q'
good. They wear longer
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South Norwalk
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recover-damages is to be studied by
the man. ‘ ‘
SHOT IN RUSSIA
(Continued From Page One). »
A special meeting of the Trinity »
Voting Men’s Club wasmeld last eve-~
ning lit '8 o‘clock and‘routlné business
disposed or. At 8:45 the members ad-
rjourned to the Royal Arcanum rooms,
where an exhibition of team went Was
given-by‘tlie'meinhers. G. E. mother. troinoxpoeure. g feW'days after his
ottNew Haventue .supreniojoratdf' of ' fatherbthc .iormer‘Emperor. was exe-
tlto emtoleesocietion who oh§.buttd' nub “t ~i39533/3‘d159‘l'9hlfl70m M°59°Wl°
delivered “a fine‘address touthe' incur fBerlin‘Lolml Arranger.“ .‘ F“ ’.
hers ,yontiriitemaiKhuosuojno. ‘ extortion: LONDON. .July ,24.—‘-Dr. :Karl‘ Holt-
.nionte were ‘eerv‘ed guild “these 'ylero fol--
lowed byz‘car‘pot bowling guinea dutch
”were in order during the;reinaindert.of
MICHAEUS‘COMMANNNG' ‘ ‘
‘ . ’ w: . c 1 : AJaGERMAN. ARMY
wrrn THE AMERICAN" no t in
NANCE, July 2i" (Assoclitmdlhfress);
iGoors Mibhdollae'iithegtomerlaors
9
tier arrest. ' ‘
genegal mobilization of the mission
or y egan on July 7. accordln to
Moa’o‘ow advices received hero.' g
(Alexis Romanoi’f. the former heir ap-
parent to‘the‘ Russian throne, died
‘inany’s diplomatic representative at
patch from Ahtgterdam. .
i .
less' Press-fawn Dr. Homeric]: will take
withhinttgo' battalions of“ German
troono to guard-the German embassy
tit Mo'scow. “ ‘ " . ‘ _ "
WASHINGTON. July 24.—~Proe_ident
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"ferlch. former German Imperial l’ice- f
Chancellor-t" has . been appointed .‘Ger‘a
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' An Ameterduin diepatch to the Wire. ‘
Which has completed his proclamation ,
ions tangle pertiolp‘allon . *
’ BEfur-171FUL DESIGNS.“ '-
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lliningroom Suites
‘ In the Favoritereriod '
Reproductions. High-t
class construction and
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