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WANTED—-—Heln:
Stead work and 5300
gi aternrool‘ a
orwo k.
W$¢$OED~822gc in nil-goblin: shop. l~
mo a y wo
good 9 arv. Neptune Hardware MEIR.
(.10.. 66 Fort St.. East. Norwam.
male or female.
006 nay. Inquire
ttery Co.. Eam
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~ anal Sight-13in w
Cluetl. Peabo v 8'. Lark Apny‘e
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:: Rubber Co.
WANTED——Elderl . man to ii i:
work. A bly \ onder Talking a.-
chine (30.. ay and Concord Sts.
\VANTED—To ‘ a. 'second hand.
small bit: ole forY ad child or .7 years
Bigys’s w bee preferred.
l‘l’ANTED——Night boy. Hotel Cliiford.
\V A N T E D -— Experienc (1 Folio 5
steadv work. Cluett. Pealwdv & (II
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MRS. P. J.,NEl1SON
TalloredSnits. Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892 - 7]. Osborn Ave.
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MRS. LOUISE CANHELD.
1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
PRIVATE LESSONS. IN‘ HANGEMG.
Telephone 1838.
PM
TO BET
TO RENTmA,modem furnished room
with bath. lor refined lady or zen-
llemun " Fitch St“ East Norwalk
0
T0. LET—Front office. 13x16 on Wash-
inzton St. . running water and closer.
{t wlv painted and nanered. Frederick
14:13:90”- 4 50.31am St... Room 9. Phone
ibS).
«( R RENT—Two Iarne ro ms AUDI-V
Fix J H. Sloman.102 Vgashinzton
rSotllh Norwalk.
FOR RENT—STORAGE smug
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-lire proof building. Hubb‘ell Coal
.& Storage (30., Inc, Sagatnck, Conn.
Tel. Westport. 296.
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LOST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ORGANIZE business under deeming
Lion of trust: legal in all states
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Diana M? ‘ e 40: Wat: ammo.
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FOR SALE-8—room
vememn at (great)
vard. tel. 18 0.
cottage. unimpro-
f .ry Boulévatdéédoe
i'Phnog‘uningjm Eon-mum
lnnuiro 19 Asgtch “it?
ements. . vs St.
son. SALE—r
Saddawonmd.
flat-walk-
.0: education of the ‘
struggles a.
young people of the
ercises, and all
mines Achinwiedgments of thanks
s. centre iv locat "
St. ”3%“ Gibson Smith leg‘glritg SEE?
, reek. Holstein
young tuberculin festesd. good mar Chopin. 13 Elizabeth St.
eimi‘rm 5Q: “DOEGHEMN tree. Mrs. Phone 337‘.
phone 154. Lilli: 0 Rio isle. ‘ ‘ _ I
SALE—191 16 ’
affilgléauggg t0 ovvezgémm 83332:? THE "DAREELKfiF’Na co.
6 mg covers Side pocketsud'mgif???t halt Shinfifiiféi‘fawmdmwmimné‘h
vot artlzeri electric side rear soot. te rave] Fe] and Tin Roots re-
an :glingnnsii $111 Ease: of switches. 39‘3”“ and min
lligesé tlnbes. ‘etc. Bcox ligasfigngggfi. Water 8" 30' Hamlin Conn.
.. 4 Norw alk. CURBING. untied lawn rolling. con-
FOB. RENT—T many or adults six c135 33%;... u“ '6‘” “111%”; firs"
cml‘v‘ém
walk Su i 0..
113 on y C
A- -1 condition.
buv us a two-tam
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Lexical ton Ave" 80. Norwal
FOR. S.ALE~—Ice 1)
wt r udelicntesSlenoxl'llgxf%.0
.rack tor grocer;
first class c "9
cheap audition W 1115
“.1111 St.. Chasmok’ swgllark (gt.
long.
be
$0.
FOR SALE—5 year-old 10
house. No. -. 1 room
trimming. hard $“fi’nggflfiéhpit‘i‘x‘x‘f—
- r1
lprov ements On. 16 Carpenter building
, 5. on; It you rue
e. a nriv to
Inquire StenhénkKiss.37£
Showcase
Black
1 in
sold
76 North
11.
are due to Mr. Morgan
gardening implementayior use in th
ranged the program was as ”follows
WILLlAM J. UWRY
Plumbing. Waning And Heating,
2} Bouron St. ‘Phonezssn
o
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls
with pressed borders.
wall
FOR SALE—~Qh
Der pair and 91:3 wilvhenl-iallnbe
Phone 47-" m.
FOR SALE~—Motorcycles:
m‘if‘ nn'cié’stmsfc‘iiieékf‘lrfigle at
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Garden St" Stami‘rdo
F21: re . m...
a L. suital
2301332."?1 e'l‘loI leth eggagg on 1'1
Norwalk. (2:50 Barney CO"
FOR SALEwa you are buying
house a private art} can Pshow‘
one or two afils.
Nor walk. bar: 80‘
514
Conn Wine:
tor Co.
bill
26
moms anemone GARAGE
Overhauling-r end Remit-lug
,11 Hanford Place. _ Tel. 925.
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
FOR SALE—House with 8 rooms,
steam heat and all improvements. Lot
about 97 feet front, and 185 feet deep.
Set eral kinds of fruit. on property, No.
43 Winfield Street East Norwalk. A
bargain. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
S‘
lira to (301.111er 01' state comm}
Sol? no stock liability: We prenarg
bonds and stock certificates comm}S
minted matter. etc" incorporate tn .
. nd save time and lrouble: no-
lllllllillafpei write for particular-SC slim
Weedc ‘..o Dudley St . Wilton o
. NOTICE ., .
wer boat ”Ores cent. “ill
leggy};P life? public float at. xlashingtgn
o 'uloc k. a n1.. for Cltv [31 land. The c. 15
St. bridge Simdzu. June 13. at
Shamrock. will be xuoor- .
C h illenkm' 0“ will have a chance
«a there and .V
' M'M*M
" "' ‘ " :7": lacing;
.‘zrlg. Ex.
tied and
1- Apply
. lNC-v
‘ ér-eet.
12' wr—
H 4-1-;3
‘.1l:e out home-
». .3' machines.
;_;: *2 Ch .ristmas.
:‘;.-.:eed. Work
Friday
-;i ,Y.
41.}
Factory,
Phone 339.
' : .. :11:
- and toasted and interviewed to the el-
10 see it
Farelfor roun
The boat can
r1 1v fll‘ wee
TS.
511559!)pr WALT
Thomas St...
mu llllllllll
Bill TIME lllEfiElS
M XICO CITY, Jnne 8.——Francisco
\ illfand Felix Diaz ale virtually the
foul; notable exceptions to the list. of
former rebel- leaders who haVe espous-
ed the latest liberal revolutionaiy
Calflg‘fleillermo Meixueiro, the Oaxoca
leadei. was in possession of the capi-
tal m;- a time after President Carran-
23. and his followers evacuated the
capital, in accord with the new {nove-
menl. Manuel Pelaez. the olbdlstrict
chief .enteied Tampico; was feésled
trio $1.0
dbe chartered bv the
Licensed to carrv 6'
R BATES.
EEast Norwalk
feet am he was not a perpetual revo
v er former rebels in the Tampico dis-
_;:;perience no; t
. . Care of Sen-
' unionist and saw in the liberal revol u-
I
ticnan" movement a united country.
He— said the Cedillo brothers and oth—w
No. 7 Main Street, Normal]:
Bell Estate. Insurance.
SPECIALS
For 'Thisé-Week
Very Good Quality, Highly
Lustms Surf Satin, 40 inches
Wide. lulu-.0-o-nvr‘ ”‘6de
Fine Quality, Light Colored,
Striped Silk, 36 inches wide,
WhfleTheyLast . ...$2.25yd
Foulards, the newest designs
ideal for Summer Dresses, 36
in. wide, Special. -. . $2.25— yd
Heavy-weight, White Satin Du.
chess, justthe ' for ' ‘
~36:inches wide . . . . ._ $2.98 yd. >
OTHER SPECIALS moor.
TON GOODS _
The Textile
Store
136 Wakington Street.
lricr. were “ilk him.
50. Norway:-
l... Higinio Aguilar; Pedro Gabay and
others. between- Mexico City and lera
Cruz. helped impede the advance or
the Carranza trains. but “bile they
..re supposed L0 be under the leader
ship of Felix Diaz his name has not
been mentioned in connection with the
:A’I'U‘RS PAID
must be at
have a gram—
.llmlv to the
shiuzton St."
‘ 51;].AND TELE‘
operations. The successors of ..Emili
iano Zapata. in Morales Genevevo do
in 0 and {valentin Reyes came into
the capital with. General Obregon.
is stated that, on the isthmus south or
x eta. Cruz amine are operating with»
out guards for the first time in years;
Mayor E. W; Bum attached to the
American Embassy. had the pleasure
o fmeeting in the capital after the
new olutlonists entered the city Gener
:1 IllrlIGl]
1‘s
rooms
W l_
:resh or to
clone freed’
-158... ’ ex; x;e-g
Hula
work _
'11 at position
=s<ent St. Nor
ghouls:
'f't'v t
‘1,"0 rooms by .lu—l
'- ..,: care of l3].
s
2:31)
lNorwalk ‘
31 Rafael plenum, the former Zapata
leader who captured him together
with several; ther Americans, on the
train lek’rin gr gcnemzvaca, Morales for
Mexico City. on March 28.13y feign
ing lameness Major Burg nfamged to
a successful clash for: libert .
Both he and the other members: f
party praised Bimienta’s courtesy
filmy reach one genial. Plan
.1219. or the~_-stcice,:ix:igiiance ogthe Ger-
man enslomsgxfficers in garder to save
their country from being drained of .
’ the Handels‘nlad mm: the:
AZTEC RE... 203.
'Many interesting relics
Helen. The‘ evi-
sandnls woven
fibre-«and cotton.
There are Jasper
was‘galso of a
The most inter-
strips-of
them . round and
in coiled basketry.
{rim HAGUE. June A—Ashnexam
N orwalk
11M
several
attrac;
55
Size—Property at 15 Mar-
ooaLas,
on
South
:1
Oil
’ man’s Association. of which Miss Lil-
. acceptance
hare beem
found recently ofrthe losLmee 0: pre- ’
historicpeople who lived'in the great
community dwellings now in ruins
peanAztec, .New :
denoes or a surprisingly highcivillzm
tic. chinclude _ curious
from yucca. leaves,.
The people- delighted in ornaments or
..ehells cuninto discs and heads of tor.
canine and shell.
amow: points, home owls and. needles.
The basket weaving,
highsnrtistic. quality.
esting of these relics is the coiled'pm;
tery made; by rolling: long
clay and winding
round as is done
The ancient people who made these
articles are believed to have been; the
original elm": dwellers. ——June Boys’
Life. . ~
axks' worth of diamonds _‘
paper now and five. money”
ALEXANDER WHITE ,
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC CO.
EkECTRlCAL GONTRAOTOHS
Telephone 959
66 IA. 50. Main St. 51 Cuban! Ave.
So. Norwalk
Ray Waring, Mgr.
“Wire-for Us and We’ll wire for Yon‘
or
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
mg. a 1.. pl?“ {322‘ “m
r a vanees co every-
thing e. But before going some place
else and my high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
25 to 59 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
E33 Nomlk
Alaskan Hoyt, Mm. Marshall Hoyt.
'lllrs. H, K. Massey; Irving Dikeman
and Miss Lois Hoyt-
, In the opening of the. service the
pastor baptised a number of children.
Parents who presented children for
baptism Were Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Brown. Mr and Mrs. William J. Bax.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shove.
.C-Ifi-
South Norwalk Baptist Church.
carried out a very fine Children’s Day
program, last evening. A specially ar
ranged service. entitled “The Dawn
__ of a. New Day" was carriedout. the .
program ..embracing:
Song—Primary. Dept.
Song—Beginners Dept.
"If I Was a Little Girl"—-—Miss Shep
herd.
Cancel.
"Leveth Go to J-esus”—-T. Shepherd.
Recitation—G. Lamb.
MEMORIAL
TABLET IS
UNVEILED
(Continued from first page)
.. 7- ‘
the church. It Is of bronze and com-
memorates the names of those who
served in the World.War, was unveil-
ed and dedicated.
The tablet has been given to the
church by me members. and the work
connected with the raising of the
funds, etc. has been in the hands of
the. oerviee committee. of the “’0-
lie Geller is chairman.
Mrs. E. G. Huntington. president of
'tbe association, presented the tablet.
and Rev. F. H. Jacobs pastor, made a.
short. but vent. appmpriate speech of
John Glover. In, whose
father was. in Y M C A. work in
France, drew aside the silk flag which
veiled the tablet. Below are the
names... which are in raised letters, on
the tablet, those having made the su-
:preme sacrifice being designated by a
lstar.
The names of those on the honor
roll are: .
Becker, Arthur H. V'.. Corp.
Becker. Fred C. v" Jn. Corp.
Bloom. Charles Henry.*
Bloom. Harold Arthur.
Byxbee. Alfred A.‘
Case. Ralph E.. Ens.
Clary. William‘Wax-ren
Cobnm. Harrie Cutler, Capt.
Cromley. Myron A.
Davenport. Charles R.”
Dibble, Horton LL, Q. )1-
Ferris, Edward C.
FerristFrank HF
Ferris. John H.
Ferris. Victor W.P Ens.
Frost. Russell, Jr.. Yeom.
Gillette, “Kilian: B.
Gleason. Daniel H.. lst Lieut.
Gleason. Philip R.
Gumbart, E. I-L. Jr._ 2nd Lient.
Gumbart. Wk. B. 132 Lieut.
Hanks. Harold Sianley.
Jackson. Oliver R.
Jackson, W’illiam 5.. Ist Sgt
Johnson. Oscar A. '
Juvenal Anthony 13.. 2nd Lieut.
Lawrence, Paul 31;, histh‘t
Light, woman. 1st Lieut.
Merriam; Archibald T.. Corp.
Nash Douglas E- Lieu: J. G
Nutfing, Alfred B. Yeom.
. Oliver Robert D. 2nd Lient.
Paul. Lawrence K.. Corp.
Redllng. Charles E, Corp.
Rois, Bernard.
Rider, Daria Stowe.
Rummler. Josephine, Yeom.
Sitts. AllenE. .
Smith, Alvah J.
Smith Russell I.‘
Taylon, Kenneth EL, 151: Sgt.
Thornton. Wilmer W.
. Tolles. ,HarrrE.
Tolles. Kenneth M.
Weed. Edward, Sgt.
* R’ililnms. Geo E.. Sgt
Red Cross and Y M. C. A;
Glover. John‘
Hipson Anna Trant.
Knight, Rer..,A.lbert B.
«Miller, Anna.
Nash. Mildred, Archer.
Stapieton. Rev. John. .
.Vigneti, Mary .MacCausland.
YanCouvering, Jeanette.
”Students" Army Training; Corp. :-
Renmann. OttoG.
Sherman Edward B.
Sherman. Palmer R.
Winchester, Herbeft’D
A number of girls presemed “A Pa—
geant of Democracy";.the ckaraoke“
being taken as follows:
Demon-aw Elizabeth. Huntington.
WWW—Irene Gorknm. »
Amerlcawlosepk-iné Killer. ,
Poland—Natalie W11.
nee—mm
Hymn—“l Think When I Read Thai
. Presentation of Diplomas.
- “Bible Boys and Girls Who Helped"»--
' Mice Hopper Gordon Russell. Ben .
" Children’s Story.
, voiced canary added a touch of home
Song-Sylvia Bracwk.
“ ’Tis Forward"~T Bertram.
“Finer Than Gold"—-Three hove and
three girls
‘Emblemalic Peace Golden Opportun-
ilv' ‘——Sex en young ladies. _
Address of xVelcome—«Esther Soltes
“Star of Prozress’ ——Glad?s. Muir
“What Would You Do”—Dorothy Can-
dee.
"Paying the Coet"—Robert Brack.
"Wonk W’hile"—Polly Merrill.
Song—Dorothy Candee.
"Something for Jesus"—'Six girls.
Recitation-Robert Ryan. '
“Best Investment’ «Seven girls
“Welcome Friends and Strangers" -
B Lamb
‘Our Fathers Can’t-G. Garvey.
Nomlk' Congregational Church.
The program at me First Congrega-
tional church of Norwalk. yesterday
morning at 19:30 in recognition of”
Childrens Day. was esiitied “Chil.
dren‘s Day Comrades.” of which the
following constitute the different num-
bers:
Prelude-Mrs. Hansen.
Miss Austin. violin. .
Processional Hymn—“Children’s Dar
Processional."
Invocation.
Response—Chant.
Holy Temple."
Recitation.“Good Morning.
Snn"~—Esther Marion Heath.
Becitation-“'l‘he Song of the Grass
Blades”—Holly Rogers.
Recitation—“God Loves the Children"
—Constance Robertson and Mario“
lo Shambaugh.
Recitation—“The Merry
Thrush"-Bradfnrd Hoyt-
Recitaiion—“Chfldren's Day” -- Dav? 1
Rogers Robert Edwards and Alice
Adams.
Song and Recitation—‘ ‘Daisies"—The
Kindergarten Class.
Recitaiion—"We‘ Thank Thee"—-Mii-
lam Gov-ham. Gordon Russell and
Persia Stannard.
«Prayer—7mm minister.
Hymn—"Joyful, Joyful.
Thee.” {
Drama—«"The Siorr of the First Chil-
' dren’a Day"-—Ben Rogers. Dorothy
Hull. Wm. Raye.
Stanley Rowe.
piano. on i
“The Lord Is in His
Bright
Brown
We Adore
Eleanor Sir-eel ,1,
Sweet. Story of Old. "
Baptism of children. »
Cradle Song—Mrs. Newark.
Son..~"0pen the Gates”———School
‘ "elvne Hitchcock. Evelyn Borne,
Carol Wing.
Song—Bioppy as a Robin” -Mies
Flich‘ 3 class and Miss Redfieid";
class.
Presentation of Bibles.
Song-"Make My tile 3 Little Light ”
Belts .3
Pledges of Comradeship for American
ChildWElimbéth Hurley. Ha
riet Ens thllis Jackson. Ruth Kit--
Grocer Willard Caster Edward
Lockwood. Elizabeth Shiner.
Song—“0 Beautiful for
Skies. ”
Oifering.
Ofiefing Sonz~-"When He Corned!” ‘
gfl’eflnx; Response
vmn— ‘Safions Like 3 She erd
f land. Its.” all
Benediction.
f“ .
ed with" daisies. pennies and
banked With oak leaves. A
to the pleasant laughter of the chi!
tractive Children’ a Day service.
. WW
attire More: in a. most. planing
. M'Mwere a number a:
»-.. . - Murdock
- - drill, iiinshuflfigthegrowxh
nimbly; anothertheoflicial Chil-
-w..aaayprogram,issned by the
. Maoist
. church, called “The College
Wang a pantomime, accom-
panied by a. reading by Miss Marlon
Confuse; the whole illustrating the
m for an em:-
cafionndthe helpbmghxtohim
by tile Childrens Day fund. and shown
~ in: the» moments opening up before
him as a monitor the higher educa‘
tion thus-bmught wiilkinkiograsn. A
very inrgennmber-‘of the children and
“Sunday school
were worked into these two main ex.
in attractive one
for loaning}
e
pantomime. The committee which ar-
kneel: l
her. Mr.” and Mrs. Leon Kayior and
The” South Norwalk Baptist church-(5’
xerses About Loving One Another— _
Specials: .
The church was beautifuliv decoroi: ‘
dren. making allocether a most 31-"
cemetery
.n-n-fi—
:9 Minot 3. Were
l
who spent 5 everal weeks withMr
Sounders aheepasi winter.
Mn. Sardine F Ferris I
b
Hart, Mrs.
Norwalk- , teenagers ‘
Let‘s so in
. bore 5nd. eat.
It’s not I. stylish
.‘plnce, but it. in
' .5331! no on the
1 old fashioned
They trust
their guests
Du t—P S. rove and Dorothv .
e Harg x
DON'P UNDE— '» “
CEIVE HEB.
Miss Wrinks c
has been pray-
, mg for a. man
' tor years and
now shes got
Percy Do Son.
011, well, she
won’t knovrthe
diner-once. per- "
naps.
CYNICAL
This story
says: Thom
, died on her lips.
ably murdered
it.
ACCONI-
PMSHED.
Well, Donald
did you learn
anything 1 n
ochool today? ~
. can't tell who's ‘
doin’ it.
Did. you know
t mm month
National Bank
l. 11“ busted?
Yea. 1 hard
. the report.
I ,harn often;
. infidel-ed. at .
you:
your apples- at
Roadster. em Will-lie in Nomi u;
Aline: B. 8mm died a: his home
in Gainesvllle. flotilla. this naming":
after a long illness. He yes born in
Flier-WW son a: the like Gould '
Saunders. His brother: are Morris.
mmwmm. mmmwhflm
mambo: Norm News
at his datum“ received this noon
by Edwin L. Stevens of Rowayton.
Mrs Gmnne Fitch Ferris, wife of .
William H. Ferris died last night. in i 1
her 65th year. The funeral service
will be held from her late home. 1j ’
‘Water streetobinrwalk. Tuesday. June
15, at 2: 30 o'clock. She learns 3. nos- :
band and threeflaugbxers. Mrs. Maude
Eliza Benjamin and Mrs.
Ann Mugaverioo, also , one son. Wil-
liam H. Ferris. Interment will be in
Oh. aherprob- '.
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roman: Pens and m:
cm? muons
ampules comm
uncut Guns
The Hamilton
Shop
Q Wall 8m
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73:21am, 1914. m‘
New lioneyoomh -
Ford» Radiators ..
$28.00 and $35.98
inn and Autmoh’h h-
omage. Tel. 954.
A N ewLineOf ~
Fancy and Tailored
WAISTS
Regular 32.93» m -m
For $1.79. ’
Every Woman's _;
FASHION SHOP "
cmcmnnmfi .
. New, and Used, Cars
AllKindshf Ream , '
All Star Tires
15 MAEEALL 8T.
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{lime than: with new”:
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~ rumble.
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