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'1 ““4213 new col-
.. . : till.“ it hammocks
1...} rrmnd & Son.
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.-.t 2;} North Main
1m H3 and the Lt nrrh
.{gm
,rmn's book rlni'p is
to complete the
flock for the Mg
» 1. brains tomorrow
‘iwment carefully.
'.~i.r‘~'
v].
has appiiul for di-
. "v. Fannie'LaMar, on
.. :t.-.~n. Attorney Jor-
\ r~presenting Mr. La.-
:2‘ - in hosiery at Keel-
.. : an» image innmnanta
?' I..' l' t1)\'lUHZF' BF 2’. :traw
' a: Bz‘ackear's stock
shoes is the largest
(3:.27“
. ~I s. rday afternoon and
”-jr'iy voted to increase
of the company from
41.100 shares. the par
' . pr share. The present
' :"e .2 right to subscribe
issue of stock in
1‘(- spective holdings
:tand ng Capilal
var-Ni
tiniz‘
t‘,’
(Uli-
‘ 7',‘ now carn; a commie”:
iii)»,
1“); hosiery.
iia Ever}. the 38-year-old Caushter‘
lira. Frencesco Rossi. of (Z?-
Xorwalk. miSsing from
last Saturday eYening
in Stamford. The
‘ r... 4
5. F162.
if.
‘~ her sister, from whom
‘25.;
me repareted. She claims that,
2 Stamford trolley by mis-
rg it would bring her to
n. was taken to Stanford.
' r. on Grerock place.—
i
'2” “ 35$. \“‘\\t§\\“\‘~l~\\ ~
\‘.\..
:-i Reminder
e second payment on In-
irtmtc MN on
v.3“
one Tax is payable
JUNE, m
“sapplies tothooowhfi .-
fltdr income .-
(1er not pay
taxes in full. ‘ N“ e
3.25 .»
The South.
at.» Ami“?
-ri.e r-et'emony at Valle de
01.
~ get attractive that.
'« u'r‘. Read their Milli
‘ : O'Brion's
any. oi the stor-ltlrold-Y
"-. Norwalk Trust Com?
*— girl took her home. Miss.
toton Point. Saturday:
- r
' the police, she was hV- .
O.N THREE SIDES l
BY REBEL FORCES
._._..___
'nntlr‘rlar rntm ply-q Daze
'r‘ :e cent-rail belief is that to the
-..r o. Juarez tht3‘ are just b(3'ond
l of the Peder-2.} trenches.
be it t. is confirmed b3 observers
,Izr; fi id zlnsses' Who watflcd dust'
:1 r. .cs muting from the Southeast, in.
(lit min; the- presence of a considera—
:le force of mounted men.
l‘ixc lru .rtlit-t. Federal ca air} “ErichE
rm :n ll! : direction earl) yesterday!
morning had not returned up to eight.
(1“:DLE‘;" n cht. but General Gon i
zaits in: has been in constant.
mm.- ti )1 them through runners. I
in 1h. d .v ntown district stores rt»:
rrr:l::.ui (Jpn as uu‘ual yesterday, but
new mp: a noticeable absence of cusfi
u, .r \ia..3 of the more Well to- do
r!-. it! nts lrt: :\e aim-RG3 sought refuge;
.n E. Hts i. and others are preparedi
) .10 tn ,1 urnmtnt >2 notice. Among.5
tLt mt'lihaf115 such as remain here‘,
tin r.) is apparern‘ly a Helm}; of confl-‘
(lime that it c:r..nge of goxemment
\ ‘li not two; it to their diaadrantage.
\' ' ‘ldpt
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.is is peer-all}- noticeable among'
rim 3.1110. icans, ot’ Whom there are ,
mum, in businws in Juarez. The peo-
ple declare t‘rnnkl3 that they hate thcl
fullest coniitlche that General Felipe
Angeles will treat them as well as the
(‘ arranza authorities.
rrmrco crrr July 4 (correspond I
ente of The Associated Press ) ~lr‘rnn-
tisco Villa the bandit leader. has!
been married again, according to a
story told by a traveler to the news-
paper Excelsior of this city. The trav-
eZt-r claims to have been present at
Allende,
Li‘ar Parmi, Chihuahua. :
Villa is said to have appeared sud.
decry one day in the village and on
dared all the inhabitants out for u
fiesta. The marriage. according to.
the traveler. was performed by a
former judge wi'h two of the villag-
ers as witnesses. Alterward there
was a feast and dance, at which Villa
introduced his bride of twenty years
and delivered a sip er-h.
“Ah ICL RE GIRL
blur 1 $190,000
.ciunrrntrrn E-‘r‘nm Pkg» IHII'D
Estate of $250,000.
It is understood that the (estate is
rtt m tr at bt:[\’- 6c“ 5.131.121th and
'3- 50000 Jacob B. Klein. of llel“o.est
é; ltlein, is namvd as firearm. and.
trustee. He qualified yesterday after-
noon. The apprarrers are Judge E2-
.nrore S. Banks. of Fairflcld. and Ed
mund S. \Nolt‘e. or” lirji.gcp..it.
)l'rs. Shertrcmi is widrlv known in
.Blldgeport. where she formerly resid-
‘,eti. She was Miss Ania V. English
before her marriage. about tour years
ego. and woe Irv tur'rri’r'-=.'~i()n ll mani-
curist. She had an office for a time
in the Newfleltl Lil-XULHL'. and
also; engaged at the Hotel Stratfleld. ‘
Mr. Sherwood belonged to an old':
Southport family. lip was a ten
quent visitor to Bridgeport. where he
had a wide HiQUfllnlilutv
Inst tutions Benefit.
lll( tt 1.2q of the will Mr.
t'tlrrrerrrlicrs 2t number oi“
The Southport'
$3.01}:
wan
...................~wouo~o»o-o-o-ov¢ -0 9
Under
51H ”‘30th
,‘trrtbiic institutions.
C(Jlig'P ','hii01‘.i.l tirurrli is left.
he Britlgtrrort Y. _‘.I. (_ A. $1.0M), and L
the Bridge-port Y. \i'. t‘ A. $50!). L
Two nephews in Bridgeport. Ricii-‘
ard J. and Russell Ryan, are each lei't
$500. All the residue or the (state is
left in chargv of Executor Klein, to
be held in tr-rst. the income from.
which is to be paid to the wife during
her lire. alter all expenses are met.
Provisions are made that in case
of the death of any of the “flies,-
their share goes to the residue. At
the death of Mrs. Sherwood the resi-
due would go first to children. if an);
and, it not hen to the Bridgeport
5 Hospital. to be held as ti re Richard ..l l
'Shtrwood memorial «iund thr' income r
‘to be used for the care and mainte-
.n.a.nug o!" the hospital As the 9 am.
ino children. the hospital will come in i
i for a considerable bequest lattr on.
The witntsses ot the r: ill art: Sam~f
..\l. Gould 5,
r
1391 T. Beardsley. Rohrlrr
and Henry Grecnstein.
SIR CHARLES HANSON INJURED. ‘
LONDON. June 12.—~.’:ir Charles.
Hanson. formerly Lord Mayor of Lone'
don. wa.c knocked down on Piccadilly”
today. by a motor lorry and severely;
shaken. He is 73 years old.
‘ .-
2 —Try A Sentinel Want Advortise-
I neat. and see the Resting.
l
_._ ..._..__ 4— m.
~Approved Brak—
,a few cents.
[how clra
To meet 01d Sol, here are the
helmets.
Straws in great variety.
Soft. hats for Summer trips.
Derbies in the feather weight
class. '
Gaps in silk and cloth for the
links and car.
A good straw for three bucks.
Rogers 8t Stevens
Nor-walk
RECORD FOR WOMEN FLYERS.
' ' mms, Thursday. June 12.—Baron-
(:58 de la Roche, driving the all“ his}
plane in which the late Jules Vedrlnes
landed on the roof of a department
store here. last January. has reached
an altitude of 15,700 feet. Reports of
her.- flight have been checked by a.
commission appointed by tho Preach»
Aero C'ub, and she is given the rec-
ord for height attained by women ny-
ers. The level she reached is over a
thousand {tet higher than the best
record made by Ruth Law.
WAITING FOR PRESIDENT WIL-
o
BREST, June 12—Cuptain Edward
McCauley, Jr. ., of the transport George.
\labhington, and Commander F. V.
McNalr. of the destroyer Weaker,
have not yet received
comet-hing their sailing for Antwerp
to meet President \Vilson. The Wool- ‘
soy and the destroyers Tarbell, Yank;
all and “'ickes, which were part of
the forcethat marked the path or the
N04 in her transatlantic flirbt. havo
been designated to convoy the Preli-
Jlent‘s- slip homeward.
LEMON JlllCE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents—Try it!
5
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Squeeze the juice or an; rr-nrons in“
to a bottle containing three ounces of
orchwd white, shake and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
well,
, t‘icr, at very very small cost.
Yvnr grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet tounter t- it sup
‘plg. three. ounces of orchard white for
Massage this
fragrant lotion into the face.
arm and land: each da) and see lie"
nc‘. t- emislres disappear and
and rmy-wlute the
Yes it is harmless and
trecklee
srf.
ski n becomes
never irrztatm.
GRADUATION
GIFTS
Lavaliers, Neck Chains, Brooches,
Ear-draps, Lockets, Baby Pins, no.
saries; Bracelets, Ladies’ Guard
Chains. Heat-ta, Crosses, Rings,
Bracelet Watches, Etc.
WEDDING GIFTS
Cuff Buttons, Stickpins, Tie Clasps,
Fahd, Vat Chains, Charms, Cigar-
one Can, Cigar Cutters, Pocket
Knives, Stone and Signet Rings,
Watches, Clocks, Alarm Clocks,
Etc.
1“ .At BRAND’S
JéWELRY AND OPTICAL
OXFORDS
For Men, Women and Children.
A splendid variety in Whito,
monk
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5701! E,
SOUTH NORWALK
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South Nov-walk)
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Coal and thinly Wil'ow Furniture
In oxmfionallymtmcfire line of chain, Rocha and
Salton: thfl go ideal hr porch or cottage, in a number of at-
tractive colon.
A BIG STOOX or 0080!! muons
more unusuallygoodvsluea. .wmcmmm
canopies. 4
The Famous CHERRY and? {Tm mum ‘
RAYMOND s: SON
was ml was on.
vans moms—acme trimmed in dainty rosebud insertion”
and silk chainstitching.
WHITE MIDDIBS of galatea rind poplin.
BLUE, R053, PINK and GREEN m and new
‘th white trimmings.
CHILDREN '8 SLIP-ox moms—White with cooked been
and white with colored cellars.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 81'. m '9me
9.232.2- typo by the Enotypo wuy, which in
' Middies and Smacks
A NORWALK MAN-*U-
FACTt'RER ASKED
USABOUTOUR
EQUIPMENT
m We: gave us a large.
, ordzr because we were tn lowest b1d~
Most small printers so: their type
hand—which today is behind the
vanes and most costly. We set rill our
a“
quicker and quick: and gives new
every line. We print in large
at me: several jobs being put
tint at m sum than. This as“ ex-
; pause und money to the custmer.
l w. now have an art department and!
mum fluid-‘9, m. unpla- find-I
“mum vhl'c‘hulwo mmgan‘pmch
in over In: on. In
mica.
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Vudor Shades
are the only shades
made with a m
mac.
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over dismal-ed of thin:
Red‘Porch You-inflict and
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Shore mums
All Kinds at Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
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1* WE ARE NOW PREPARED 1'0 MEET YOUR NEEDS
—Hig 11- Grade Tires and Tubes, Gas, Vulcanizing, Oil, Great
es and Other Accesories.
FREE AIR
Smith 8: Morrison
9i 1-2 Main Street Tel. 969 Walk
. .. . . 9‘.-- .- E . . I”
9 Leaves. Pier at foot of East 5th
w2""l“)\l§l’ltrill? '
01‘ all Km in St
Reliable Company:
REAL ESTATE:
in all its Branch!
3. M. Layton& Co.
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DEFI NITIQN O3 CHIRO
can“ «mom mild
aditntinn mom Bio-tuck
mevnctm remove an
:llueuo and mu. ileum: is
through humanism; tho the“!
tuna in you 5041.13.1an :
given ow mu”: “v
mm or the spine You will W
gut giving the Chit-omn- a
to help you.
llama: Trout-noon 81m”
1'. FRANCIS, 9. £1
9 Win-won‘t. to. M »
Graduate in. Palm W
A. la”. WOOSTM
AM'EY AT LAW‘ .
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Min» W all Pate“
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WHITE PINE COM '
WITH TAR ,
I. H. BAXTER
133500131
St, N. Y
Daily at 3 P. M.
; (Sunday Excepted)
2 Leaves So. Nor-walk in time for
' 8 A. H. Delivery in New York
City.
PM
New York—Pony» 9151
South Nor-walk 604
NEW YORK as 8011qu
3 LINE BIC.
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Now That the Victory A}
Loan is Over
YOU WILL NEED A PLACE TO YOUR BONDS.
Secure thanin one of our SAFE DEPOSIT 30128 at
4.00 per year
The City National Bank
flotilla-mm»
White Shoes for Shore
or Country
. makeumjmumuhsplrtdtfiumut
rommwmmunuwwmms
mdelsformwmanud chills-r.
- ms 1w n» .Immamwrm .m
0w. CARS
' Sell your old can to the Bridge-
port Auto Undone cu, 131.0
North Ave, between 03,-]: and
Center Bis, Bridgeport, Com
Phone Bax-nun: ms. Second-
hand pm: and tires to fit my
nuke of car.
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r. s, LYON
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fir. LEMa l. «r
. an) out colt
; 2.. Burton
East Norwnlk 3 Rom
Tel. 4-H. Tel. 441;
i DENTISTRY ‘
is an important. factor of success
_the wise man of today looks well ~
Llris tntls. By so doing he knows fl,
lire is able to properly mastloete " ...
Hood: Emu apuch is not affecml
, open spaces. the contour of the ma
ipx‘f’sen’ed, his appearance is sol *-
and he is better able to cope with
iworld at large and his own lit
{to particrflar by having teeth.
Fm neither unsightly nor on
- some.
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Pemcnal attention given to an
Consultation from
nosed» hr. at. M
Hours: 9.. Rubin. In.
days by WW: PW,
Norwalk Chronicler