i.
- Miss Florence Northrup.
Lace Curtains, .
l 500 to $3 50 I 981!
RUFFLI CURTAIN. 3.0 So 800 I Plir
Mel-i CURTAIN; with ruiiio. at
:65 a pair
n-Icu-I-c-a-008-uo-uuo
Also a complete assortihont of Cur— .
taln Material; in Laos and» Musllns at
4E. K. BANKS’,
MAHACKIMO HOTIL ILOOK.
sou-oi NORWALK.
[trail Fens inlet
Miss Elfreds Stoddard ls slut at her
home, 2 Livingston street.
Ralph Verlin has an attack of the
mumps at his home in Einicrest, Nor~
walk. . .
Elmer Hawkins. of Danbnry,
been visiting friends In South
walk.
George S. Raymond. of Norwalk, atv
has
Nor-
.iended the high school dance in Stani- ..
for-.d last night.
William H. S eIffili was the delegate
of Butler Cha .No. 38.1t.A M. in.
Hartford. yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. S. W Welsor onuIiI-
lard avenue. hnve been enteitaining ~
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Smith of Paterson.
New Jersey.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre. will hold a regular meeting.
this evening. iii Mystic Chitin llall.
Washington street.
W'. J. Conrad. the wireless telegraph
operator at Wilson ‘h’tliili. has been re-
moved to the Norwalk Hospital for a
course of treatment,
-—Di‘. Dick's cures grip.
Olive Iiranch Lodge. Knights ol
Pythias. will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow evening. at the Hall in
Swartz & Coriictt‘s block. ’ .
The Seventh Company. Joust Artil-
lery. held a (trill last evening at. the
armory. 'l‘heb‘ixili Company will hold
a regular drill this evening.
Mrs. 0. S. Starr. of Stamford. and
of Spring-
field. Mass, spent yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Starr. of
Westport uterine. Norwalk.
John Kohicr. the former North
.,Maln street restaurant keeper. was a
visitor in town yesterday. Mr. Koh-
Ier Is now proprietor .of a saloon iu
Lewisboro. New York.
There is nothing beiter'ln the cigar
line than the Roger Ludhiw. They are
only ten cents. Setter try one and be
convinttd II_ .1. Reynolds makes them
arid his adv. will tell you where to flntl
him
Mrs Frank Sclioll who has been the.
guest for a short time of her mother.
Mrs. Kate (‘ lialconi. of France street,
'.Novwalk. leaves today oh a .drlving
trip with her husband to Albany. New
York.
Harvey M Kent. president of the
lloimes. chler and Seileck Company.
of Norwalk. has purchased a Pope
Hartford antorriohlle through F F.
Lockwood and ‘omptiuy, the Norwalk
auto dealer. 6
Tire Kelsey baseball learn of Nor-
walk will go to Daricn Saturday at-
ternoon, and play the team of that
place. Tire Kclsms desire to get
games with amateur teams ahuut sev
cntecn years of age.
The Norwalk Medical Association
will have a banquet tonight at the
Norwalk Hotel. at 8:30 o'clock. Dr
J. M. Cobt‘lrn will read an original
story, "The Man In the Stage Coach;
a Doctor's Ghost Story."
'Robert Kline. formerly superinten-
dent of the Norwalk trolley litres. but
now connected with the l’ullnian CODI-
panys service in New York city. spent
yesterday with friends In South Nor-
wnik. who were pleased to see him.
Thomas E. Gregory. of.Cranbitry.
has completed his contract for W A.
Morgan. making a fine road in his pro-
pcrty known as Highwood. and will
start to work on his contract for the
Craubury district of the town roads.
~Eiitertainnient. Doorkeeper‘s Cir-
cle. King's Daughters Lockwood's
Hall. Wednesday evening. May 13.
8:15 o‘clock. Admission 50 cents.
, 'Harry Ori‘ondorf's new American
car arrived from the factory in indian.
spoils Monday attcuoou.'1‘he car Is
very similar to the one Mr. Orrendoii
turned in. except that it is painted a
bright red and has ten horse power
additional in its motors. _
'l‘he barge load of crushed stone
which arrived Monday for the City of
South Norwalk. is being distributed)
rapidly. West avenue Is that being
given a generous covering of the
stone, and the remaining por Ion oi‘
the load will be spread ov - other
thoroughfares In need of It
Miss Lillian P Conttrl ht gave. a
talk on her system of mi lcul kinder
Karleir in the Sunday school room oiv‘,
Trinity Church, yesterday afternoon.
The kindergarten in this city Is in
charge of Miss Bessie Marigold daugh
ter of Postmaster andt Mrs William
ll. Marigold. of Bridgeport.
. Arthur C. Wheeler. who has had
such it long hard fight to get back his
health. after a slots of typhoid fever.
Is steadily gainin strength ‘. e di-
rectors of ythe Fair eld County Savings
Bank held a meeting yesterday after-
noon and tar Wheeler attended. this
being tho first squalon lie bayou. able
to participate in since his Ili one Mr’.
Wheeler is still obliged tone crutch-
es In getting around land made the
' "in from his home and back again in
Edward J. The 'sutomobile.
Conrtehticut initiation of the Ancient
Order of Hiberniim's are interested in
what may be dolls at the national con-
ventioa to be held June 18 at Boston,
In reference to endowiuz a scholar-
ship in the Catholic ivereity for the
preservation of hello tongue. A.
plan is mooted its ”touch state or-
der interest me i: the endowment»
of at last sons he areillp. at a cost
of 8250 A year
one e-rlod of tour
Mr- swim Elli tit organisa-
tion has them
v, Illicit ct db um um
opt! not is Ali blobs ‘
Removes all stains from the
hands.
The modern; scientific clean-
ser for the hands and bath.
ideal cleanser for auto
whit-ti.” '
onuooitrr.
s nears MAIN tracer.
TEL. ass-s.
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Missmo "eihL sAFs.
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Waterbury Maid Found in Sanitarium
At Greens Farms.
BliiI)GEPORT_ lay 13.-—-Mlss JIIliII
Source. of Waterbury. who has been
missing since April 5th. anti for whom
the police were asked to institute
ii search by her sister, Miss Nellie Sti-
eriie, has been located at a sanitariiini
In Greens Farms. where it is said she
18 (‘llmlliyed iii the (,‘Hilflt‘liy of a maid
Miss Sugrue came to this (Iiy some
time ago. and was eIinIoIed iii the
Bridgeport hospital as a maid Iitit 11K
tcr heaving that institution was o her
way to the railroad station with her
when she eluded her steer and dlsap
poured. It was thought by the police
that the body of the. young woman
found in the water here last Sunday
might have been that of Miss Stigrue.
but her sister. who came front Water-
bury. failed to Identify the body at
that of hor sister Jrillii.
' IT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. E liumphrev. who owns ti large
zeneral store at Omega. 0.. and Is
president of the Atialfis County Tele-
phone Co. its well as of the Home
Telephone C0,, of Pike County. ().,I
says of Dr. King's New Discovery:
"It saved my life once. At least 1
think it tiid.
spot-wthe very seat of my coiiglI-w
when everything else failed." Dr.
King's New I)IB(‘0Vt.‘l'y not only rest-ht
es the cough spot: it. heals the sore
spots and the weak spots .In throat.
lungs and chest. Sold iindtr lilifll‘ilfi-
too at 1". ll Baxter's that; store. We
and 81. 00 'l‘rlftl bottles true. 8'
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BOY KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
NEW HAVEN. May l'.i -¢~Wallet
(‘ionomie the lite year old son of MI.
Ind Mrs. John ‘rnnogue of Nichols
street who was Itiu- Into last night
by air .intoniohlie thivon Ii\ Leander
A. FartiuIII. and I't‘f‘t‘IVt‘Ii a IriIctIiI-t- tilt
the-skull and internal injuries, died
at the New IIli\'I'll Moapllal early to‘
day. The boy attempted to (rotor Ed
wards street in front of the machine
an it turned Into Nichols street anti
ran late It. lie was knocked down.
and one of the wheels passed over
the bodv. Mr it‘arnnm nave himsell’
tip to the polite. hilt was liIIthl‘tI to
so as no blame was tittatlied to him
for the acc.ldent
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's State League Results.
At Waterbury -—— Waterbury :4.
Bridgeport 14.
At ltlerideii—llievldeu 2.
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Hartford 0..
At New Haven—New Haven 1):.
Springfield 7.
At ilolyoke—New llrltaiii 4. Hot-
who 3 (12 inningsl. r
Yesterday's American League Results.
‘At llosloii~llctroit 4. lloston ‘3.
At PliiIaticlphia—-—l"hiiadc|phia
Chicago 3.
At New York—Cleveland 1!.
York 0
.
New
Ington 3'.
Yesterday's National Lougn’Auults.
At Pittsburg—New York 8.. Pitts-
burg 2.
At St
lyn 0.
Louis—St Louis 2. Brook-
4.
At Ohicago—I’hiladeifiila a. Chica-
so 9
SisANN Nit:
(" .t It )ti
Flour"
liouscwly e r pit for (loltl
ALUMNI
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Bonnet;
\2 “airtime St. 50. “crack
HOURS—58 o. m. to 8 p. m. _,
SUNDAYS—1210 38 p. m.
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If You Haven t
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a Stylish Figure
we can make you look stylish. any-
how. 'l'here is just a natural style and
hang to a suit of clothes when it is
cut the Koppel way that is effective
and pleasing.
We don’t turn out baggy. siorrchy
fits and call thorn extreme a
We want you to know whazflffoppei
tailoring is. '-
LEO S. KOPI’EL,
rAwIONAiiLn TMLOR..
sister to the II il‘tlIll for Waterbury. ~
It seemed to reach the t
,.
b.
At Washington~SL Lords ti. Wash A
At Cincinnati—Cincinnati 8. Boston .-
Mt did I
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for your inspection. at prices low enough to please anybody.
A. J. Collins 81 C0.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street,
department. I
merit of Lawn Batiste. Oraandy. Dotted Swiss.
Long (ilotli. Heinstiiciicd Luau, aniisook. Persian lawn. Etc... coinoin and
get acquainted.
We suggest that you also look atthc booiitiiut utccs and Einbrolderlt-s
we. have to be used In combination with white goods for making up stylish
summer dresses.
N. E. RYAN & CO.,
so wuaiit'orou eraser.
SCREENS.
it is only a short time until the files will bé here again.
'1' lie scatter you get ready for them the fewer you will have.
.We have a big stock of Door and, Window Screens, ready‘
' SEE THEM AND GET PRICES.
south Norwalk, Conn.
White Goods.
0 hear expressions of approval of the Roads shown in this
you have overlooked the fact that we carry a nice assort-
Figuretl Madras. English
Every day
SOUTH NORWALK.
O. B. Jackson.
‘ Optician,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free. '
as WALL crater. NORWALK;
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MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
USA SAFE iNVESTMENT. "
. TRY lT. HUNDREDS HAVE.
. Result: A LIFE INCOME.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE. DO 11’ NOW.
BOUTH'NORWALK, STAMFORD, PORT CHESTER.
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mYOUNG MEN’S-:1":
CLOTHES
That measure upyto the highest standard are the sort that
you will find here. This season we are offering
Special Values
At $15, $18 and $20,
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New Model Sack Suits
FOR YOUNG MEN.
.You can makcyoiir selection from criticise. semi-
extreme and . conservative styles. in especially selected
A ‘GREAT HIT.-
A fancy Silk Handkerchief, with Four- --In hand to
match—81 for the combination.
Clothing of the shitload.
A8 and 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.‘
PHONE. 171-3.
«new»
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Sole Rome“ Women’ s intuition
is Backed by Solid Argument
-—_Wlien tile lnsis
in her Slices HER.
ExclusiveSiylcs
‘A Perfect Fit
A Fair Price
Flynn & Ryan,
, 90 Washington Street.
on buy-
" was held at iht- home of Mrs. James
-°l:tliel Kaiser. Hanoi and Edith Scott.
TKDlvide. is a graduate of‘ the Keith
‘ and is knon lifting of t emost prom-
. a1 actresses. She scored tin Individual
new CANAAN.
Mrs. Shaw and farnlly are now
stopping at the Artisloy. Park street.
ms. Mary H. Lockwood is a guest
of re. Stephen Hoyt, Carter street.
J. Howar Hoyt, D.I).. is a guest of
file brother. Rev. Charles Hoyt. Wind-
am.
Mrs. Carrie Band is boarding at the
home of Mrs. Eliza Crlsnoy. South
Milli street
Tthongregatloniii Church parson-
age has been connected with the
sewer system.
Mrs. Charles Demerritth a guest
of her sort. Dr. Charles Dcmeritt,
Hobokeu. N. .1.
George McKentiry has resigned his
lint-31110" with the. Pierce Paint Com-
pany. New York. 8
W. V. Holt anti family, of New
Yolk, have returned. to their summer
home. In Canoe Hill.
Arthur Snltien. of Watertown. was a
guest of his father. Arthur Sniffen.
Cemetery street. Sunday.
Miss M. E. Armstrong, who
been seriously ill for the past
weeks. is considerably improved.
Mrs. [legrsnd Scollelti Is III with a
corrrplicaiimnof diseases Her condi-
tion although still serious. is a trifle
improved.
A meeting of the King's Dausiitets
has
two
if. Stillman. East Maple
tiny afternoon.
Misses 1“.Mity Fairly, Lucy"
\llle llcssle Keelcr and Miss
mack are making a short visit
Washington D. C.
. Dr. W. E. .l. Kirk and family. of
iirooklyn. spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Kirk. Railroad awaits. “
A itrcetltig of the Moiirera' iloine
(‘IiIli will be held at the home of Mrs.
Walter Barnes. Thursday afternoon.
when the subject will he The Power
of Continuous. ,
Mr. and Mrs. (‘mustoclc of New
York. who were guests at the Artie?
Icy, last season. spout Saturday and
Sunday In town. They will return for
the senator the early part of June.
Mitts -EtIIiI| \‘ai‘lan. who has been a
street of her aunt. Mrs. William l’ot-
or South Main tunnel. for the past
few days. has returned to bet ironic
In Bayonne. N, J.. and will start for
. street. Fri»
S(‘t)~
Air-
in
his Annalee. Cal. Saturday. for up
cxtcniied visit.
Leon Tooker was pleasantly stir-
iII‘Isctl at his home in ’I‘Irliuadge lllil.
Satu’rtitu' t-vt-nlniu‘ when a number of
young friends from Stamford visited
him anti a gene rai good time follow-
ed. Afitr ll season of guinea norms
and music. refreiihiiiciita t'iert served
.Tbe baseball fair, which closed
Monday evening. aftvr a three nlahls'
run. was vary sticci'hsiui. Many fancy
and awful articles were tiisptmetl of
rind there was dancing each evening.
Johnson and Davis furnished the
music, Warden ii. II. Lawrence nei-
eti as auctioneer and disposed of the
illllhy articles in a quick manner and
at “"81“ prices.
The Killilt‘ of ball on tlh~ South
art-nun grounds. Saturday, between
the local learn and It learn ct‘rmpusetl
of members of the Country ('lub. re-
suited in it victory of 6w2. for the
further team. Considering that this
was the initial appearance this sea»
son of the local team. the game was
a snappy one, and indicated that some
timid ball may he expected this sea-
son. The team will not appear In its
new uniforms until the continence»
iiIeIIt of tho stIlt‘lillit' Me 'Illtllial Ila}
illsiiop Iilmt‘fiilitl' of Harifoiti as»
slat Iii by lttv It ll Nettle. lil')..
mntlriueti a class of thirteen iii tbr
After the continuation ceremony. the
Bishop admonished the class. in a
short address. The following young
people were toiititincd: Elsie IIiIIl.
lloazirti iloasa. Ileiil. l1 Keelei. Jr. ..
.loliii Snedektr Charles Paulo)“.
Casper Ilium. irvlng King. Walter
Dickson. James Wood‘ ntrd George
Gregory. '
Attorney James E. llrinckerhoff
appeared in court. Monday iiioriilriiz.
for John iiova. of Stamford. who coir-
ducts a saltion iiyl‘aclilc street vlioya
was chained pith taming concealed
weapons and assault. lie. pleaded not
guilty. James Movatt. who lives on
the Frog Town road. accused Beta of
firing two pistol shots at. him. liovn
was attempting to collect on allege-Ii
hill from Movnti. lustiec Melotigitlln
acquitted llova of the assault and tin-
étl him 85 and cents for carrying con
ccaled weapons
Joe Morena. an ltnllnn. was arrest-
ed by Ollicors Weed and Merrill. Sun-
day evening. and was fined 84 and
lip. lie was charged with assault
and abusive language. In the hence
of William Barker. Mr. Barker fou d
the man In his house. and attenipte
to put him out. Barker clinches his
wife and the Italian with a much more
serious charge than that upon which
Morells was arrested. lie. has left his
wife and says that his matrimonial
venture has been a complete failure.
Attorney Jaimie E. Brinckerhoff ap~
poured for the Italian. .
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Orb-TORI
. ‘liiltlittiifllfllllm ling
sarmrAinusiNfrs.
- Tan GREAT DIVIDE.
Miss Kathryn Browne, who‘enncts.
the role of Ruth Jordan, in The Great'
stock companies: She has played eati-
Ing- roles in WWII precocious.
lsins of the younger- school of emotion-
triumph in The Optimist. and was
Esra Kendall a loading woman for two
seasons. At- Hoyt’s Tilbutre. next
Monday evening.
ONLVI colt! FDR bVGPIPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Castle.
Dot. says: “I mirrored for years with
dyspepsia. used to have itroat distress
nd bel leg. ‘- -I tried everything!
Episcopal Church. Sunday, at i p. m. ‘
costs. Monday. by Justice Mcluuigh- ‘
til i ibult‘hmlllhh’lthln‘i tail: ought
tools use
tit-ls in;
gain hen ill. but nothing helped the ‘
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMP:
For Sale [by A. ] COLLINS & CO.
Don’t add the heat of a
kitchen the to the sufficient
discomfort of hot weather.
Use at New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
and cook in comfort.
With a “New Perfection" Oil Stove the preparation of
daily meals, or the big weekly “baking, ” is done without
raising the temperature perceptibly above that of any other
room in the house. ‘ ,
If you once have experience With the 4
illicit Blue Flame till Cook-Stove
you will be amazed at the restful way in which it
enables you to do work that has heretofore overhutetl
the kitchen and yourself.
The “New Perfection" Stove' is ideal for summer
Made in three sizes and all warranted. If ‘
ILnot at your dealer’s, Write our nearest agency.
m
('9 m b as i i on
The. Ra .- .
Lamp whether high
or low-do therefore free from disagreeable odor and un- .
not smoke. Safe, convenient. communal—the ideal light“
if not at your dealer' I, write our purest ‘agency.
Stud-no Oil company at New York
. (I Iceman”
gives perfect , 1.
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PERFECTION 01L HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS
ForSaIe by A. J. COLLINS & C0.
ATTEMPTED TO KILL FAMILY.
l-lAS'l‘ HARTFORD. Mav
George lie-.clttr who
YALE GRADUATE DEAD. .
NEW IIAYE. _ May lawyers '
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attempted to ‘ ‘ . . . _ ‘
shoot his Min and daughter last iiiierIm'"t I" " -" h“ m“ of the death “
was nrmiuuetl before IIIdizc Pratt iII (‘ii‘Vi‘II‘lliI 01 Cum!" Mayhnnrd ““0 .
the town court totitn on two charges. 1901 foriircily an instructor at the
On that of breach of the. peace be Cilt‘SIlIl’t' school.
was fined 820i". and for carrying con i
cealt-d Weapons he was alien lat) daysl .
in .18”- M II" could "01 llfii‘ ”l0 “1““ ”Fire luckiest din of my life was
his. penalty will amount to ill days in I alien i bought a 1,0,. 0f Buckle“. Ab
iail llecker had both at the 11m! .nictt Salvf'c “rites Charles B Budahn.
ford llospiiai suffering from a frat .0: Tracy. (‘aiiforna "Two 25¢ pagan
lured hip. lie has only one It's. \tfi” cured me of no It noylng case of itc
tordny he went to his wife's home at [pg pile-g which had troubled me r '
Ilockuiiuiu and discharged a revolver, yew-g and that yielded to no my,” '
A CALIFORNIAN'S LUCK.
at his wife and daughter. The bullet treatment.’ Sold tinder guarantee at‘ I
“W“ Wild! 1“. H. Baxter‘s drug store. 9
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JUSTWWHAT THE .p‘EOPLE» HA7
BEEN WAITING FOR
A Good Moving Picture Ma-
chine at the Low Price of $10
We will give Moving Picture Shows at any time and you are Invited to
call and see them. whether you intend to buy or not.
A. ‘ J. Angevine 81 Son Co,
FURNITURE. ETC.
134138 WASHINGTON 81'.
THE PARIS -
Cloak and Suit Hou
33 South Marin Street, South Norwalk.
Great Reduction Sale of _
‘ Ladies’ Suits, Coats and S T
As long as we are III the business we have never reduced sprht
as oaIIy III the season as this time. but we considered the matter on
thought we will have to turn our suitsinto money. as we need ready;
and sell at a. sacrifice. At the radar: ed price you will be able to W‘
spring suit made in the Paris work rooms for less than the cost of fillet”
as you know that our suits are strictly taller made and the best in to
Come and be convinced. .
Ladies Suits. for-riser prices 8id;re~ Wattles. Coals...8i.9..8.. 87 98
duced price. 87. 98. 81:. to .
Lollies Skiitn 82.58, 83.98. 8!, .
udies' Suits. former price 822;
815m Suits. "8.898 -
duced price 812. 98.
“‘6'“ 3“?" mm" 9”“ ”5- 1" “..st Wtiista the best and to
slot it In town. from We to 810..
I'I‘S‘ ""1 Ct)! NOAH, 98°. '1 ‘8’ A,
duced' to 817.98 .
-\" bite Petticoats. 98c up.
Ludion' Suits.
duced to 828. 50.
lllueit Embroidered l’otticoatliv.
duccd to 83 , tar price 82 for 98c.
Ladies' Butts. former price 840, ro«
' Stile in Both Stores"
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Norwalk Chronicler