the eyes and 1:
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NA, and gent v if on
center touts 1. 11nd 111131.111 low
presence twill; over ill il11JZ'll1'111115'i1'111 .,
yesterday 11 passing out i 11 hi. how .1
mace Volley. it has produced scat- 1«
tered showers in the eastern parties .
of mouth.) region and New England.
it is followed by an area of high prea- ,‘
rare that. is now over the upfier Mis'
slsslppl Valley This men w ll move
1 slowly eastward and produce a decided
fail in temperature tonight and pious-
ant Weather for No or three days. 'i‘ he
highest. temperature reported for yes
terdoy who ill, at Albany. N. Y. It
was snowing this looming at. ilough-
‘ I0“, Micki
Mrs. Mary J. Miller. of Weston.
visiting hits. F} Miller, in Norwalk.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M.. held 11
moguls: business meeting last. oven-
ing.
ii
,..
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".4
. Jedegicltg Agii Mellow ill 8"
11y or cw. 11'1 ire. Ho 'wlI
remain there 111111111511 summer and
run a circle swing 111. Cauchy Lake.
———A first class Magneto Dynamo l1;-
niter, Aid; others $8.110 and upwards
Si. .lohn' s. 49 Water street.
Is
A meeting of the Illulies' Aid So-
ciety of the Soutir Mel-Walk Methodist
Church was held ”sterility afternoon
(it the home‘ or Mrs. Minor D. 11111111111.
Miss iiildu Schlieil‘. of Chicago, who
has been visiting Miss Raymond. Weill
street. Is now the guest of her Ill-oth-
or. Dr. Edward A. Schnell, North
Greenwich.
~40 to the Central Hotel Cafe in-
night. Fins freslrfrled fish and roast
beef free. -
Mr. and Mrs. DeMoit, of Bayview
avenue. are entertaining Mrs. Wiggins.
of New York.
~<Pllrcllllse while the Big S310 is on.
Everything at a bargain. at M. S.
Smith lit Co.'s.
i
Mrs. Charles Brown and son Buster.
of New York. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Coleman.
Mrs. Charles Bishop and Mrs. S, K.
A meeting of the Young Men’s Build
of the South Norwalk Methodist
Church was held last evening at the
home of Horatio Finch, in WOOUWilgd
t e
Lockwuod. of New Canaan, spcut avenue. Clarence Brown was
Thursday in. Norwnllll. lender. -.
~During the Big Sale. 10% off There will he aspeclai program of
moment Grace Church tomorrow even-
ing in connection with the visit of
the Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster.
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of
Connecticut
on your purchases in the Kitchen Dept.
M. S..Smlth & Co.
The sun sets at 7 o'clock tonight and
the present day is fourteen hours and
forty minutes ill length.
O'Brieu's
~Ilatest Spring Derbles.
A meeting of the Norwalk City Coun- m
oil will be held Monday night at the
Council Chamber. in Wall street.
Mrs. Etta C. Willnrdsen, of South-
port. In enjoying a visit In Norwnlk
with her parents Mr. and Mill. ii. ll.
Coley.
Pursuant. to an order issued by the
last grand encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic an flags should
be placed at full must. on Memorial
Day instead of at half must, as has
been the custom in the past.
The regular weekly meeting of the
probationcrs' clues was held last eyeli-
iug at the. South Norwalk Methodist
(lilurcii. There was Billie feuding by
Rev. W. W. 1‘. Duncan. The subject
was “The Christian's Experiences."
~d—u
’l‘lle Elli Motor.i|/1 l1 p.1ompleie
muslt wail-r fittingsr—Si'lii. St..loi1n's.
49 Water street
"(to to the Central Hotel Cafe to-
night. Fine fresh fried fish and roast
beef free:
Miss Elizabeth Austin is entertain-
ing Miss Crofllt, of Simsbury for two
weeks. They are spending today in
New York
The Missionary 3111 loly of the Fi1st
M. E. Sunday. school will have an 111-
tr ctiv’e program tomorrow at the
81 160i session. '
There will be 11 special program
rendered tomorrow at the Sunday
school scssldn of the South Norwalk
Methodist Chur,1-h by tile membels of
the Juvenile Missionuly 801 iety of
which Mrs. Thomas l. Raymond is
president.
it ill all right to talk about beauty
habits bllt most women are too busy
hustling and have no time to cultivate
beauty habits. Therefore they take
Hollisters Rocky Mountain “111.35
cents Tea or Tablets. Pinisted's Drug
Store.
The Knight Street A. M. Church
has arranged Its sunllnl May Queen
festival. which will be given shortly
at the town assembly llnll.
All the members of the pastor’s Bi-
hie clues for men only are requested
to be present tomorrow upon. when a
short session will ho hold followed
by adjournment to the missionary ox-
cl'lliscs of the School. The pastor will
conduct the lesson. and future plnns
will be discussed inter.
“Handsome Shirt
rllcap ill the Big Sole.
& Co,
Miss Kittie Keslney has resigned
her position with the Crow lluunllry
Machine (lumpnny and has taken one
at Joseph Binus' Chemical works
Waisis 30in?
M. S. Shlilh
Tile min-statement was made lg
these columns yesterday that Miss
listlht (“.110le and .lunlns .Noollnn, of
"walk. were nulrrind insider Sunday
b the Rev. ll‘nthor O'Donnell. In St.
Mary's rectory. libs ceremony Was
not performed by Father O'llouunli or
Filiilel‘ i~‘ognrty, of St. Mary's pilrisll.
~——-.
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A NOTE! DAME LADY.
d free with (all instruc-
52nd,?) 1.- of this simple preparation
‘ attract ileucorrlloea. Ulcers.
tlon. Displacements. Falling or the
Womb Sonnty .11- Painful Periods. Tu-
Itio‘u orgarol'vgts imiit Fitting. go?» 1
tool-y geensup a pas.
ms 11': till! ”Ogden. and all female trow
Allis, til oil alludinga ran. 'l'u moth-
1.111111111111111; tenlwiilex-
pliiin I uccclsf‘dlla Home Treatment.
If you decide to continue it will only
feast About 13 cents a week to guaran-
tee 11 11 re. 1 do not wish to sell you
mythin. Tell other endures of it.
that il all i “11.111111": In. 11.
Summers. 801 376
Notré Dame. lad.
”a...”
smile arket"
We triad 111 ‘price surely we lead in quality.
.1811 lb
1‘
The Overlonlliicllnrk Military Acud-'
only baseball team and the Mel-villi
Business College nine are battling for
supremacy this afternoon on the list-
tor Grounds. 'i'iii'iitiily afternoon the
Overlooks will play the Nutmeg Gilli:
on the Most llvcnuo diamond and 11911
Saturday will go to Stamford to play
King’ 11 School.
~Crofui «it Knapp lists.
O'Brion'u.
Native chickens - -
Best Native Veal - — 100 lb
councillor Lamb - - 101.111
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Fr‘eshil’lale ,, .
1.2 iolfidiii
band 1604b
’ awarded to A.
puny has finished
will
Fallon sugar (lunchtime extra small ; lho‘ibi
1 ll
Titufitliliil hurhaik congregational '
. Church has purollniiall a house on tiny.
‘ view
f onion
‘ lupin; pulmonary repairs to the build- ‘
‘ fill it is Intended to
”WW1" for 1'1 new pursuits s. This
lttsei was lllso fillihhri in) to
install sicum
Addition to Dwelling g. 1
From plans 111an by on Philadel-
phia 11111111111111; thovuontrtlot has .basa
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Additionmto the 1111111111.. d to
two new 11111111 for the M 111111: fl-ellit
unit at Bellwetwuek fluid stone found
tion. clapbohrds shingle and its me
dunes and Hotuhltles
1: are cells plumbers. . '
_ Ail Davies. in connection with the .
iillilrovelueutu that are being made 111
new bath room.
Allen's“ Drug store. the electrical ser-
iliiootrlcnl Company, which
completing the wiriu and
the fixtures at the lee deuce of
Finch. .
Contractor A. J. Dollie .ls remodel-
111.; the residence oi’ W. . Huhbeliint
is also
Rowayton. The house and burn 1111s he.
ngoik Else-
The Reed it Volk Electrical (lomv
wiring the large
residence of Andrew Thompson on
West street, has recently installed a
large motor fot the Artistic Bronze
Company. in Union street. and is about
to set a three H. P. motor for the
Volk Hal Company at Raymond and
Day streets.
John Banks drew plans and will to
model frame block of Robert Jose
lovsky; Improve store and make. seve-
rul modern flats.
i111; when by the ylteedd
.1 tricnl Company.
BEHIND-CLOSED' DOORS.
Supreme Council of the Royal Arca-
num Session.
NORFOLK, Va., May iii.»Secretary
Robson, of the supreme council. Roy~
ul Arcuuum of the United States,
now ill session at Old Point Comfort.
Vft., to authority for the statement
that there Is practically no chance of
any action whatever being taken on
the much talked of rate. question, and
there is little chance that the matter
will even be brought up for serious
discussion. Of the ill) delegates pres-
ent, It is stated not. over five are in
favor of even mentioning the. rule
matter. The. sessions of the council
are being llcld behind closed doors.
The council will probably be in sou»
slon until the middle of next. Week.
and tho election of ‘oillccrs will not
be. inltcn upuuiil the lust day of the
meeting.
ii
a-nr'. Lari-nu" 96-
0 pound "" M"
3a‘fe. 1.0.311. Rollailie “e ulster
gangs“ '10 :éfifitg'gm sold I'M-“1'1,“ ‘01:."
#03in “Song.“ (if :11 net “It...
uli‘fpnco.
Minor in,“
build ,
vice to being- done by the Reed & Volll ‘1
has In! 1'
Negligee Shirts
of Quality.
' Several well-knowu makes :
complete our line for the com- ,
his season.
Made in all the various ways
that fashion dictates. Plain and
plnlted. Cuffs attached or de-
tached. White or colors.
500, 750, $1.00,
$1.50 I
-—-——
Opal) Mondays, Wednesday.
and suturllny Evenings
Joseph Davis.
TAILOR
statute‘s,
HA no.
lion lat-lea.
Oil Washington strut.
souls llit 1111131."
end $3.50
Min and Women.
rises: in.
‘if‘idtr
limb 3111111111. Ontolgndlzntloil‘
, we 141W 1: y stomach. a at
h cadmium of the “crunch. A Mahmud 03mm mini
11%?! a
1 “1M1
SOLD BY THE CLJFFORD PHARMACY
A1111 for the 1936 Kodol 11111111111111 and zoo Year Oalendsr '
“gamma: numb.
NEW EXPRESS TRAINS.
M
Fart Train: From Litchflcid to New
,York Will Run Vla Danbury.
The "prediction mnde ill those col-
umns ii. few weeks ugh that with the.
making of other ruiirlnlli changes and
improvements in the vicinity of D1111-
b’liry that city would eventually in...
come the sonilleln lolminni of the
loitchfleld branch of the. Now Yolk,
New Haven uud Haltfol ll road is to be
fulfilled in [1an much sooner than was
expected. it. Is announced that. with
the introduction oi’ the, summer trnill
schedule on .quc it]. n inst express
service between hitchheid and New
York will be inaugurated and that the
trains will run vtu llnubury.
Whether these trains will be run 1111.
additional il‘iliill-l from Dnubury or will
be consolidated thorn with other truths
in not. definiiclylkuown yet. A south»
bound train will lt-ul'vo Lilcillioill ilt ii
o’clock every week day morning. 'I‘lux‘
running iillli‘ from illiclliicid lo i)till-‘
bllry will probably no, 11 111111. ' ACTRESS 9'53 m S'MSBURV'
illili‘t', ‘ _
than on hour and it is posciblc that [ill' NEW YORK Mlly ills—Fanny Her-
lips. once :1 theatrical favorite in New
morning il‘iiill will be consolidated
with or take the plane. of the train now York, died today in Sllnsbnry. Conn.
leaving Dunbury for Now York lit, 7:25. The new of her death was received in
Returning the idicllilcld express will this city from her son. David E. Young.
leave New York ubonl. 51:311. giviu:
Dnubury it into through cypress train
from the city. it. is expected that. ”W
run between New York and Liicbllclll
will be made in about tllrno hours.
*-
BEARCHING FOR UNDlCOOVERED
LANDS.
VICTORIA B. (3.. May lil.‘-Cnptuln
Mikkioseu. tho Arctlre explorer who
Is preparing to lcnve tomorrow for
the. A1ctic in search of undiscovered
Iundu. made nrrnngctncuts‘ last night
fol lilo croonition An agreement Was
nlnlln with ill McLorsou: of Glasgow,
to proceed north when the schooner
Duchess of Bodford returns In‘ 1907
after Mosscrs Mikkclscn and lettings-
well how started over the ice to the
northwest. with lid day’s provisions
in search of the land they hope-‘1 to
find. iir. Melon-son will sail to'Wrag-
cl island. and failing to find the two
,explorcru there. will'rruise along the
cdnu oi iiiu ico til-ills seeking them.
A pl-ivllil- dispatch from Ottawa re.-
ports 1111 order lll Council has been has.
nod.nulllol'izillg the change of name
of tho former sculilllg schooner Boili-
l'i('i‘ to Duchess of Redford.
She was iill Ennllsllwomun, who made
her debut. in the Old Bowery Theatre,
New York, in i842. as the boy in the
She was 74
play oniiilcll Till} liuillt‘.
years old.
By Wireless from the Oven
You may, at dinner. judge the klicheu range. . if it
is :1 bTAMFORD RANGE the pastry waves tick out
“Ali‘s well; throw :1an vour digestive tablets."
FOR SAL E BY '
. HORACE B NASH. Corner West and North Main Streets.
.11 .... ..
GARDEN SETS.
Pails and Shovels. Sand Sets.
And General Sporting Goods.
AT NELSON’S.
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roll. ALI. Aeraloess‘roas All! new MUCH 111.1111: 111 631-1111111111
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sxsrmlvr 11211111112111.7011 vou can row is 111-111 our rum- um
mot-r loo. roll 11:: lo mossy. 1-11: uwsm uouumu» hassle.
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"any“. me it out out»: scour rymuuici a noel-1 loll
BUY.
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11
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THE NEW wAsl-l scope
40 styles of pretty 121411 figured
Mwns newest designs. Times at..
.. ....... .913
50 styles of large and medium flower
ed Organdles, pink. blue and lavender,
lilo grade at ....12%c
PINEAPPLE BATISTE in 50 differ-
ent styles white ground work with
.o.-----uc-1-.1
specinint.. ......... ........1i’1cayd.
NEWEST NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Nelli-
styles of Men‘s Negligee Shirts, made
of good Percale. Choose at ......50c
Men Nexllgee Shirts. over 30 styles,
one pair of detached cuffs Price. . .
....... ...... ....6iisnd7iic
...u..
is making many new friends for us.
and values merit the attention of the
'1
M.S. SMITH
92 Washington Street.
ViSiTED av our: PRESIDENT.
Welcome Stranger Lodge Han Speech-
es, Program and Refreshmh'nte.
The usual weekly locating of Wei-
come Stranger hedge. 384. Sons of St.
George. was held at. 13 Main street.
Norwalk, on Tuesday lust. 'i‘he atten-
dance was unusually large owing to
the presence of Worthy Grand Presi-
dent F‘. W. lilllnii. or New Britain. who
is the chief (lmtlill' of thc order in this
state. Mr. Elliott spoke briefly of the
hints and objects of the order. its char-
ltIcu, benevolence and flourishing cou-
dItIons. 11nd closed by soliciting nil
Englishmen and Americans of English
descent to Join the order. and become
indeed true and (0011 American citi-
tens.
After tho close of the meeting an
informal banquet was held In the ante-
room. where refroihmento were served
and a musical concert rendered.
Brother W001 from the wilds of
1 Winnipuuk presided at the entertain.
most and acquitted himself in excel
‘lent style ill the execution of his due
Oil.
Among the aongsiors were Brothers
limbs. Page. nonunion. the "father" of
the lodge: William and Samuel Ash-
brook and many others. Joseph
Smith, 11 visitol from Albioll's shores.
rendered John bull s bittio its: in (no
collect style
'1‘ a meetiu broke up lit 11. this hour
ainl tile ail-ll 111111 of lies giddy Good
Fellow. in honor of Worthy Grand
their homes cheered and bonflttcd by
the visit from their chief.
HOGAN LEADS POOL GONTIOT.
B’l‘ ‘1‘):Hl3gMu" May iii.--Joi1n Hor-
us, of Elmira, N Y.. challenger tor
the world' A continuous pool champion
lolly last night in the second block of
2110 points. overcome 11 lead 1111 19 11111111
secured 'l‘hilrlnilly night by Thomas
ii eaten, of st Mule, holder of the
tits. d 111. the close of pill lust
ythe score of 400 to 38.1‘Iie
tin block will be played this any
hint-
live
l“ or t hw'l'he body1 of
'John Murphy. Who has been missing
b10111 his home here since it weeks neg
last. Wednesday. was found but ill: t
in”y the canal spur the local breasted-
ry. The coroner trite. untamed the
- said there was no stipends of
11.111111 tile traitor-i
Three 31g Lets jof Men’s
small dainty figures and Polka. dots '
83 35 Washington Street.
01111 11111 SALE 01
Muslin 11111111111 and Willie“:
. . :You cannot find a. single Mill .1
is not thoroughly satisfied with the garments purchased here.
N. E: Fiver-c 8. ' CO
86 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
' Telephone 1174.
BIG SALE 2
From our complete stock of Dry Goods. Kitchen F11 ,
Mattings. on Cloth, Window Shades. Curtain Pontoon
Crockery, Tin. Wooden and Enamel Ware, Trunks, Suit A
Purchase while this Sale' 15 going on.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FOR ONE WEEK.
WE. ARE READY TO SUPPLY Y 0U WITH YOUR GOAL A1' P
THAT WILL SAVE MONEY FOR YOU.
ANY MONOPOLY ON GOOD COAL. BUT WE KNOW THA'I' WI. OK“
President lllllloti.. and all (least-ted (enter the Court of
ill ANOONIA cANAL. remain in
11i"i1‘
Jive style you a choice of
fine buck and name shim,
latest styles plain or plot
one pull of detached (nifty?
NOIBV «111.121.111.111 (1
We' re made 11 1111111:th “
girdles for you. Well all
vnlues. '
Ladies plain a isotonic
wash belts at
‘Ladlcs’ embroidered W591i
metal and pearl buckle. at 1'
Plaitcd Eton girdles in is
white at 50c.
Shirled silk belts in
white and stay at tic.
....... A-..
shrewdest buyer.
85 COMP—T
we nos-r cum to,
INTEthLL ‘
neuron May iii—«n
ysals has there been Ilia
oi grudlllltes and nude
New England collate-
met in this city todlt
of the New illnzluntiuI
names on 'l‘ecilno‘lo'
and the llnrvnld 11 1
Stadium The total 1..
crowded with enthuaeiutiu
tlack athletics. '71
be of the buildup” the
the best chance of ca '1 1 ~
tor-collegiate champion 1111
est lepresontutioh cum
mouth. William.
Brown. and Technolo
Maine, Bowdoin Willi.
the University of ye out
about the city wearing M
colors. ‘
The games were Islands)!!!
at 2 o'clock this
TRIAL or A Polo
new haven. lama .
dward ll. Qttigley. ythe
ing, was boson
Joule fluid in they til
lay it ilbinx tried on I'
of gaming. but this 1111M
keeping ll. policy I6
todian of polio
luringnnd deal {in - 11
try recently 11111311111111.1911
his absence from ,
soverul 111111111111 11.
lacs. Robert 11 W
the most imported
morning session.
in Quincy's holilo'
which invor‘al the
found. ’l’he ease
other day.
'0'! use '1‘
ROME. May 19.7 .
visited the pouch
‘ilis pstient‘s doom
larder, thou
restless till i Iii!
attack of to omit
prmt’mlnr to 11 1mg”
1111 ureDr .
in “l"
PH‘chI-im IXfli'i'i' '
friction embassy it's! ’
the ii'rendhov
titans that
ill tillfir
in.
Norwalk Chronicler