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The wholesale price of Coal wu
advanced on May 1st, also on
' June lat. Another advance oom-
lng July 1st, also new, Penalty}.
yania State Tax. "a . ‘
JYou know what this means .to
the retailer and you can easily
guess what it means to the con-
puller.
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OF BATTERY C
Continued from First page.
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both with p tols and rifles.
2- \‘jg-dnesda ' ,gnd __Thursday we were
on the pistol Hinge and made a goo-l
showing considering that the majority
0 us have never used those big regu-
lation 45 calibre Colts automatics be-
Iore. Then ten high scores: First
class Sergeant Day. Sergeants (I'Gruily
Sturges and Kent. Corporals Rowland
And Lyman. and Privates Iirothertoll.
0k. Fitch and Hess Corporal: l.y-,
o
Eaii__and Rowland made fun highest
Ores.
udlng use of masks. going through
s and all the rest of it. It was tear
gas. and “the sob sisters" had nothing
on us after it was over.
5 Last Sunday was some big day. with
a lot or visitors evtra good grub and
quite a lot of 6s got part of the day
on. - Battery C held a business meet-
itgg in the evening and elected officers
r our social organization as tollows:
: Capt. Anson Keeler, President:
glut Lieut. Brotherton. Vice Preli-
ent; Second Lieut. George llilwort‘h.
Treasurer; Corp. A. Long. Secretary:
Kent.’ Chairman Athletic
committee. and Private Sam M. Fitch.
Chairman of Publicity Committee.
fiiuesday we had gas practice. in-‘
Captain molten-may welljeei pr lid
of his company and this from t t
”rldchort bunch don't- hurt 'our
fittings 3 bit.
“Battery 0. of Nam“: having such
9- larse 99mm. 01
men and.” «any h
., ‘ r '4'
or.
in char
tor-nee ass-vice {mists
T
orticcr lln overruns \‘t-lenui. has won
honors for its pun ly military showing
in lilr alrtliltry throughout the In-
Clilllllllltnl." \\'hnt other showing docs
in run-ct us to mnkc except it "pure-l)
military" one?
o' I'riulte Joe Troy midcntly ranks
higher in :l certain Norwnlk girl's es~
timntion than he does in Battery 0
for he received a letter todny aaddress~
ed in "Captain Jose ph Troy." Its
great stutl’ it )ou can get nvrny with it.
Private Mike ltoss tried a. new
trench digging stunt the other day
during skirmish drill. taking a nose
dive that tore up it who»- lot at
ground and strange to say did not in-
jure his "beak."
fire you all tomorrow.
PRIVATE SAM Bl. FITCH.
"()0le TO VISIT" IIRIDGEI’ORT.
The new degree team of
Norwalk Lodge. No. 529.1.oyal Order
of Moose. together with a large num-
ber_ of the members of the lodge will
[:0 to Bridgeport. Monday night. where
they are to work‘ the degree on a
South '
continued {rout First xPIlO.
which had been booked in New York
city. In a medicated by Allen
at the South o’rwalk railroad station.
the stickpin was found fastened to the
back or a college pennant. .
On the stand Macbeod said that he
hd first. made the
Allen in New York at a restaurant in'
which he was a‘ floor mam He
invited him up to his room about a
. week also. and. at that time. had use:
the gold match case several times.
few hours later it was missing; Ditc-
. « - kept quiet about the theft. hop.
ing that it would turn up. The next
time he saw Allen was yesterday. when
the l tter spoke to him. He found
that t atlokpiu was missing last
night. and Informed the police. who
had Allen held on susvicion.
When first arrested Allen denied the
theft. but on the stand this morning
admitted the charge. lie pleaded that
he had to have money for a course of
medical treatments which he was un-
dergoing and that he intended to re-
turn both pin and match box to Mac-
Leod. He sold that he had entered
the‘ house yesterday afternoon after a
woman had rang the bell and {shed
to gel. a response. ’
Allen pleaded that he was an ex-
sewlce min. having been stationed at
Camp Merritt. He said that he had
been given a disuhillly discharge after
four months or srrvice.
Asked if he was a citizen. Allen re-
plied In thc umrnmlh'e. but could not
produce any-,pnw-rn He said that his
father's papers had been in the cus-
tody of his hroth- r. Anthony. who Was
killed in Frann- during the war.
Allen also fulli'd ‘to produce any
evidence that he “it. n member or the
American Legion. which he claimed to
be. He did not hu\'r :1 pin or any
credentials.
Allen la n swuilliy fellow. a Syrian
liy birth. “0- gnu his .Im' an :3 yrars.
and fluid that ho imil Iu't-ll enlplu)(’d
at \ill’ll'd Occupations.
'I'lie‘ Inneling lung in which the
stickiiin was found was fills-d with
pennants and n- rkliea which Allen
(‘luimni hml Ire-ri- ithrn him by un-
olhrr linrstrom xtu-irnt by the name
or l'l|\ltl l‘allhnun
Alto-n atutul Hull he had route to
Nor-walk for llu- purport. or olltnining
information eour- vnlng tho- mic of the
Cosmopolitan l-~'..ulr:lllt. in \“illl
street. ”I- alibi ll" hunt-«l l0 ml ”I"
commission to a. H the plucr.
5T. MARY‘S t 1 l‘l‘llISl'ICMHVT
linen-tum “in n} lll‘ltl minimum-
Afternoon on the ‘WL
(lrmiuuiiun r\- wines for in pupils
“ho huu- rulllpinlv-d ill"
prcacrilwd
tours-- of atllvh .4 St. Mary's l‘nro-
"llléll school and for the grmillatrn of
lhl “ll-Iv llifilth rill” “'lll lu‘ lll‘lil
at ‘ n't‘iork Inlzlnlrow ilflrrnuon in
St. Mary‘s rhlln 2 .\u u inlmrutc pup
grain has In . n . mogul
l‘lizv “min 3- mom: tllr gravilmtr-
of St Marx's \- Hall \u-rr llllllnllllll I
this morning In 3.: \ Thomas J. iv‘inn.
Janitor of ihv ( ‘ll‘t‘ll.
The gold mi 1 'ol nu'l'bm'l in
i‘llllstmn ilmlvl pr-vm-ntmi Ivy Iii-L
’i‘. .I l-‘iliu, Li. H “.m- nwahin-l tu
Adliua l. lit-mu Sortintl in "hill “at!
;|\\.Il(l"-l In .\l.u;..nt .\R\\lil.in
'l'lva L‘Illl llI'-.ll In: uxn-llrntr III
l lZII- l 5'. -'- - iiirxlnti [Il‘r-‘I “l“! I‘\
I; \' \'. iv l. .\ M‘I‘llli'l\. l-‘utlllll
it . .- l. nf « “u .I\A.'ll|IP“ in
l' v ‘t. .-| 'l l". I‘Lnrlt' J. lkITI'V
; . .t in guiul tor uu‘rilrnct"
l. . !' VIII" sir: sunlid ll} Court C6-
‘ llaiigillvl «it .\nirrii .l.
to .\ill’lllll I.. llam-
Wumnm logs-thu- “till
filddllilh'fi of the
bible history
v.” r}
'l In tuli
li-l u! lln
school and
II
pit rm-lilill
Fill” follow
lu low. l'upllu whose nnmv‘l- on m wk.
ml “nth .. ~i u- u .v-i ~v~i in . l-
dnllt‘t‘ tilllllig: llw vlitli- _\I.l.
l'lt'tt‘lllll‘ilnl, "Faith of Hut i‘utlu-ra
\lll‘t -,
liiloliml
. \\'. igund
II\mn to tin
\“W'I "'1‘.”le .
Address to Graduates.
Ulplunlam
Sacred ”1 art. .
Presentation. of Prisca
ltc\'. T. J. Finn
"A\c Malia" ............. \Vt'igand
"H Sallllulln” ........... ..... Merge
"Act of L‘uiiuvcrulion" ........ Chum
“‘I'nntliln lirgu" .............. (‘hullt
'l‘v llvnln ................ t‘hunt
itccrsslonul
1- Thomas lirnuyth McCall-n;
”Adrian Innis ltuiuu Nicholas J. Mol-
litt. Lnsvrcnce J. llottonc.
3—-.\I:Iica ll. Muhoncv. Murmurs-t
U't‘onnor. Dorothy Kearney. Margaret
Newman. '
3——l.ukc l‘ulllilrola.
In. Nicholas Unulia.
Weller.
4-~Mllry Mom". Anna McNamcrn.
Ctltlurim- McCall-thy. Nollie t‘ulzolw.
'l‘c-ter l“1tl(‘l'it‘l. Anthony Szczrpun-
ink. \\'llli:im Fitzgerald. ‘Joseph
Slzllirlchivk.
C-“lll-Inn Makovicli. Alina Crum-
'. \‘iliCu-nzu inllonato. llorolhy ’l‘ul-
‘Joscph Gorm-
Joseph (lair.-
'.'~~ Richard Carroll. \anicr Molina.
Edmund l{)illl. George l-‘ish.
K——'l.nnor:l Mulroney. Helen \\'lili«‘.
Rosanna I'altchen. Jennie Arena.
9-‘I‘7:ll‘iv llzirry. Stanley littnick
Nicholas Ilrcdicc. i-‘ritncis (lax-ilji.
lu~- Frances Hazlett. Naomi Sulli-
vun. Mary (‘onm-lly. Grace McQuillan.
[Lamond Skidd. C‘htlrlcil Rtrmisku.
lublc “term-y Clash.
l>—~\Villinm Ryan. Russell Briggs.
John Mulmu-y. John McNamara.
'.’—~ Marjorie Hunt. Mildred Faulds.
Ilrunchc Szc‘chunink. Margaret lloe—
gain.
ill—Joseph Sullivan. Joseph Powers.
John McCarthy. Francis Morntt.
4——.-\ngeln Donnell)". ilelen \‘nneurn.
Catherine Reinhardt. Amy Selieck.
5——-Churlca Haslett. \Nilllam Fred-
ericks. Charles Guamieri. Francis
Murron .Stephen Osvajl.
6—Mnrgnret Miller. Irma maske-
vlch. Lillian Maltovich. Mary Steeb.
\Q—Vnnifred Morton. Rose Goodwin.
Josephine Vallerie. Anna Dickovich.
8—Mnry Mulvoy. Viola “’ard. Min-
nie. Angione. Gertrude.Moore. .
9—Anna Grace. Rose l-‘edcricl.
Efnma Crowley. Anna Gasperina.
ill—Mary Burns. Helen l-Iaposito.
lsalnl Hogan. Mary Camarota.
‘iT—Cathcrine Mockler Carmella
Troiano.
Today in Wall Street
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—
large class of candidates for Bridge-
port Lodge. No. 289. by a special invi-
tation received from Bridgeport lodge '
several weeks ago. The start will be
made from the Moose Home at 7
o'clock (D. S. '1'.) and all members
are requested to be on hand promptly.
The degree team or South Norwalk
Lodge together with the members and
the degree team of the Ladies of
Moo-cheat legion will take part in
fireflhn’s parade on Jilly and. They
will be in line; in The aam'é'manner
they were at New London on June
lith and will be headed by the ,Ro-
.wayton Drum Corp. All members are
croquested to report to the committee
at which “no they will be
m. ' bl Cull
a.
'den mud to 1 H polnzl.
{Refining wens anions.
Sellement =or short contracts over
the week-end probably abounted for
rmher recovery of prices. in the
Stock Market at the .opening of to.
day's short session. Oils. rails and
steals .wera Insst'benentted by this
process. lesion: Petroleum. Gen-
eral Asphalt. Royal Dutch and Cm:
‘ Trans-
continentala. Granger-a and senators
were higher by fractions to 1 point. ‘
Bethlehem and '(ruolhle threw out
some of“ their recent heavinosa.
Mercantile Nat-ins, Pith yesterday‘s
weakest tsatnm rallied} 1-4 polars.
Bears debunk. Wilme- M4“.
I
acquaintance of w I
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But even then. things aren't
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Another big advant-
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, Contcring or
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Deathsandlhnlerab
(luau-Ila F. How‘s-d
O.
Cornelia F. Howard. widow of the.
late Jame! Howard. died at her .
home. :1 “'rst Main street. lust‘ .
night. aged eighty-four years. She is
nunived by a sister. Phoebe M. Cul~
yer of Mt. Kisco. N. Y.. and the to:-
lowing sons and daughters. Mrs i 1
Mary ll. Newmal ; Samuel and Fred .
ll. Howard of t is city: Frank G.‘
Howard of Patterson. N. .I.. and Mn.“ ‘
Ito-ante ll. Berry of Crcalull. N. J.
The funeral will be held on Monday
morning at luzzil o‘clock _ (r). T.) > .
from the home of her daughter Bira.
Newman. :I West Main sin-rt. new . \ HEX
F. A. Long omciatlng. The remains. SPORT BiILI‘I‘
will be interred in Kcnnico. N. Y. | r
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Mm mm... “- ”Mg"- ? 1;“:- Tnnn ON OUR EASY PAYIvl:..\ . . -nn
hnrst. .\'. J.. died at As ury ar . . .
1.. otr'rhill‘sduy. June 23rd. lion. The . ............................... ff/f/f/fimm
iwniccs will lie hl'll‘l from he South'
Norwalk Congregational ch ,h. on .
Monday afternoon. June :7lh. at 8J0} > .‘ h, ‘. U . Sly
o'clock (it. T.). Rev. Fri-d .lncohsinnd the meteorite. “clot“ t lh‘i‘" ll... W N ‘ not
will officialc and interment will be in ‘lht’ earth. “0‘5"“97- "VS “"1: “ ll~ . ‘1' ~'
Riverside cemetery. Mrs. P. lr\'lllg;fi.\'ill8’ missile has but; Cf) all Y»! *~ \» ._ .
Smith will slim. Mrs. Landsear is;t‘h0€k(‘d. so that it runs .mnf' ‘lm “‘1‘ ..~.e
survived by a dau hter. Mrs. Stewart lites tvehli‘ and is I‘lllilt‘ddti’l m .3. ‘ . n;
Lewis. of lakrhurs . N. J.. and by two earth only a Film" I‘lh‘lilm‘t‘v l" ”V“ ‘H '_ v-
sisters. Mrs. N. E. Campbell. of thiselhis fact. though. ”WW ha‘“ “f"i If
citv. and Mrs. H. E. Robbins. of Nor- 'solne records of damilst‘ do?" Gulf“ ‘ ' Mn
wiCh. (.‘onn. Friends are ilnitcd to al- "N‘N‘Ol‘k‘ Fllowrrs. . th.“ most ro . -_ m .i [V
10nd,: [he gerylcpg. being lhfi‘ in hilldl‘ld. in lbltti. \\ lltll .I “ ‘1 d
~——-——— nieteorice flew into (rngmcnts alum t,“ . M
W of Mr. Grace. jihe City and the concussion or which ..., ”5‘
The funeral of the late Frank'broke countless window patirs and m. L at
Grace. of Spring Hill. who died at tho §ahook the walls 0t housvs. .\ n - -. 1"
home 0‘ hi! sister. Mt“ Henry Smog-i Almost all of the remains of 'ii- .l‘.lL' ‘ rut
muller. East Norwalk. early Thursday teorie showers found on the rtll‘tll in... \~. “g
morning from ample“. was held at'are of.a stony nature. and are (‘0‘ . .... m .4-
90'01003 "1" morning from 91- l'5"l cred with a layer of clust tormml mom ~ \ wty
church. Interment was in St. hurl"! during its passage to the oarth by lh‘r'hm” ~ . \ irr-
t‘t‘fllt‘lt‘l‘)’. the Outside of the body. This crust l~‘ .lx'ux' . ' \ .~ to
seen only when the meteorite dais t‘iiWr‘ ‘2 was
nines-a1 or Mrs. Kontpcr. inot burst before falling. 0n the on" «1.11 .‘.> .
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte A. iside of the stones one usually find-s in» , ‘*\ ‘ ... to"
Kemper. OI Westport. who died at the {numerous pits caused by the coho-Slot} ‘ l‘l . a l ‘i‘ g ' . M
Norwalk Hospital. was held at S of the parts of the mass. There :lrv (llt‘lt‘tl M i H 4‘ x-t lay
o'clock this morning from Fable‘s other meteorites which are composed t'um ~15 .. ‘ h ht:
Memorial chapel in Westport. Rev. iot‘ iron alloyed with nickel. Sulphur. mun =- ., \ _ L i:
E. Luke Reed. of the Weatport Christ {Phosphor-us. copper. tin. aluminum. ’5'1ll'l. Ml. ‘\ ' V” . ‘ i' 3
church. officiated. Burial was in calcium and other well-known mirrcr— ‘frn was. n g p » .‘ ..,, :i.
Willowbrook cemetery. isls are also to be found In in.» s’ull- ‘itli it: w» *
_ .stnrlce of the fallen bodies. w lllt‘ "ml .
Moral of uh“ I). My, Ismail while diamonds have been sew-n g r -fl-e/
The tuna"! or Louise a. Domy‘ln stones round in Arizona. #—
who "died Wednesday at her home ml White the origin previous statml ‘
48 Stevens area was held at 10.31!“ considerable support. the them) VOTiLE
o‘clock this morn from at. lary‘s-lthat the meteorites are of Volcanic — I as of
church. ‘Rev. Thomas Finn omciated Ofla‘ln has many supporters No wl~ . pm“. imnn- ,.
and burial was in St. Hary'a cemetery. cano has the power to discharge mis— \\ i?- M“ . “U f"
’ W 3"“ 0‘“ ‘3t MI! of the earth's attm“ 'lwomc “ =‘-"" '~“ " “ '
METEORIC SHOWERS m w .. *- one... .1... u... .
elected thousands or years ago when 9 9~ ~
MA’Y FOILOW~.
WINNECKE COMET
' (Continued from First-Pm).
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ths volcanoes had considerably mo"
tome.
W— i
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THAMER, 15;;
ii '
strisis ”‘6 Of ’
and there an
m crashes use the Opiom ford
quiet: explosion at a. Marshall. a. ngtlaflfic St..Stsm
7 W” S "
«The Iliad at M lam
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