"Ladies’ Dressing
Sasques 81 Kimonos
25c, 50c and $1.00
Also complete assortment. 10f
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
at 25c anid 50c
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO IIO'I‘DL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
1
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARME
BOXES . 2
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric:
Wor.ks Telephone for fire alarms,
No 24.
3—JWashington and North Main Sta,
Mail: 1t homo Hotel.
4—~“liay and Raymond Sis.
iii—JR & (i Corset Factory,
ti ont s l'net'itle.
7—- '011111111 Hospital.
s—Musit Hail, hotels (Ilii‘iord
City.
9-» (”ross St.
12» *W est St, Franklin School.
13M‘t‘ one orti St. , Conco1d and I incoln
Schools
14-'.\'t1rtl1 Main and Ann Sis.
15» High St. and lluyyiow Are.
16- ‘Norwalk iron Works,
li-West Ave. and Cedar St.
18' High School, West Ave.
21-«\\' est St. anti 'i‘aylox Ave.
3——*itly Au and Lowe St
21i-—~('ht1stnut and l-ltnrys Sis.
25-month Main and Monroe Sis.
26~~i.oxiugton Ave, and Austin 51.
27~—-Wesi and I‘ll!" (time 5111.
31——-—Sonih Main St... hot, tirot'e
Meadow Sis.
32—“(311 Electric Works, State St.
34~~*Hpring and Clay Sis.
35-*ilaviland and Water Sis.
37'“"Lil('IiW00d Mfg. Co.
41~it‘:1.rilt~ld Ave. and t‘etiar St.
42- Taylor Ave. and South St.
43--->\\'oodward Arc. and Meadow Si.
priy ate.
and
E ninht. Saturday fair and slightly warm-
1cr followed by increasing cloudiness;
E moderate west winds.
1 is pioduciug cloudy and 1ainy weather
' E WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY I
WEATHER FORECAST.
m
For Norwailt anti vicinity: Fair to-
A disturbance
gttentlal this morning in tht1 northwest
'from Montana eastward to the Luke1
region and as far south as iowa. Pleas!
ant weather pleyuils in other sect‘ions
east of the Rocky Mountains. Temper
E'atuies above the mutual are. reportedE
horn the southern sections
’l‘emperatui e: high, (ll
Lo .v , .‘11;
Cloudy. '
5A1] the. Main street holiday illuminu.I
tiou light globes and wires were. r-el
moved t 1; 11101'-,ui111 by a force of nienE
from iii iousaionie i’owm (0111111111).
George l.ockyt1r,ot' West avenue, nas‘
returned to his home after a several
day‘s trip ihrouahNow York staid. lie.
resume his duties on the local trolley"
lines this morning and reports a pleas-T
ant trip. .. I
The Banner Sorlal Club held a very
,t‘1n,loyahlt.1 social evening with Mrs. D,
Merriam, oi ilayylcw avenue. 'l‘hc‘ail
g fair was attended by a lame number oi
1
and g
the members (11' Banner Social Council, 1
Daughters of Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hnrles .\l. Kaltwasspr,
of Lockport. N. 31.111111 visiting Mr. and
Mrs. 11‘. 1. Jones, of Union Park. Mr.;
ix'altwasser was the former superin-
tendent oi‘ the local division of the.
Connecticut (‘ompauy and his many
g i'rlcnds in town who am greeting hlmi
l
I
l
today. 1
i
oi" I.‘t111it1r 1
Ofllt'cr Jarvis S. Muiray,
45__m”.,.m and Quintarti Aves and avenue, who has been ill ior some little
“prepay, Epast, is surely Iill\Iil¢; his t1‘olll1lcS..
46w \I'oodward and Lowndes Ayes. 1 Two abscesses formed on his iii-cltE
51 wtioldoll iiill St. anti lilmwood Ave.‘
52 \‘l’ashington Si. Bridge.
hil~l~‘rel1;l1t yard anti Ann St, private.
54*Norwalk Lock (‘0. Private.
" Denotes non- -inieiiering IlOXtS. hi,
master box. lion) \1 hit it the number of
.any box tan he soundtd.
One stroke at 12 noon and S p. in,
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing or
line open, 1-
'1‘wo strokes after an alarm. tire out,
recalls depa1tment, ii
'i‘hlee slow stioltes, water to be shut
oif,1~~l ~l
At 1220;? p. m., each “Wednesday.
box is pulled for test.
Fire alarms for any district also re-
ceivcd by telephone, 24.
-—Get a 81’» Safety Razor Outilt ior
850. See ad on Page Three.
-- a...»
.l. l. Mailette is advertising a tine
line of muslin untierWear. See adv.
”45.50 Panamas. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii l'iilworth.
of Mott avenue, spent last evening in
Bridgeport.
William W. Stone. of Academy
street. has returned from a two weoks'
trip to Boston.
-»-llaaellull, Amusement Park, Satur-
day. Nor-walks vs. New Rochelle. Atl-
miasion, 213 cents.
Isaac Rood, night clerk at the Nor-
wolk hotel, in spending the day at his
home in liridgeport.
Colonel George D. Russell. ot the
Norwalk Hotel, is expected home from
his,Washington trip tomorrow.
Harry 111.11.151.01 Koyuor place, East
Norwallr. has returned after spending
several days in Toms River, N. J.
from the throat trouble 11nd an opcr-E.
ution was ilt}f‘t'$§til‘,\'. This was per»
formed yesterday liy llr. i’runoin l.’
ilurnell, and Mr. Murray is restingI
_1uort.1 t'omi'ortuhly today. iit1 has the
. sympathy of his friends.
Miss Lelia ('i'alupton oi linden avo-
nuc. has gone to New York city wherei
site will remain soyeral days as
guest. of Mrs. Richard llarro, well I
known in Norwalk for her frequent via-
its here. This el'ening the young pot»
pie will attend the Bernard College re-
ception and dance and there. will al-
so he a number of Oillt‘l‘ affalis ROI lui- E
ly pleasing whith Miss Crainpion wlilI
enjoy before her return to Norwalk.
in honor of her approaching mar-
riage to Frank Allen. of lsnacs street.
Miss Ora Mai Hendricks. of llroud Riv-
or. was tendered a surprise linen show-
er last evening by a number of the
young ladies of Grace Branch, Girl‘s
Friendly Society. There were about.
twenty-live present at Miss iiondricks'
home and the evening was spent in
playing games anti late in the evening
refreshments Were served The sur-
prise part of the affair was a success.
it is not. known when the marriage in
to tulle place.
Wm
WHY JUDGE DYER I8 LENIENT.
SIT. LOUIS, Mo. June 2.-'l expect
some day to go before the Great
Judge, and at that limo. i will hope for
leniency. That is the reason i am lon-
iont to offenders in my court."
Thus United States District. Judge
11). 1P. Dyer explained the leniency) ho
showed yesterday tad-i. A. Totaeh. at
this city, who pleaded guilty to mak-
ing‘ moonshine oloomnrnorlne and
threw himself on the mercy of the
Rooms thatflook cool are half the battle toward Summer '
A view of our Summer il‘urnituro Will copyince
comfort.
you of this, You will find
Weather comfort in this gathering of ircsh, clean. (flirt-l1
inexpensive Furniture.
'attnn. rated and willow, strongly built, yet hnvlnb the. n".
‘ ful,
poarance of lightness and
tones.
The A. .1. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
many suggestions for hot
Single pieces and rallies o"
'graeo befitting summer cot.-
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘—
Walks
I RAYMOND BROTHERS
if you want a walk laid,
grading, filling. excavating,
plowing. or any kind of work
call on
E.
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1
l
”OOM“WOMOW“MOMWWOM: ,
'.seems that most of the prisoners at
“BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are used. A com-
t'outains elements of
l honeso
1
of being fresh, which is most essential.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. 111111 In prion. always in the minds oi its custom
ersmiionnio Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry,
1 OWWWMW”WOOW”O
ilie1 ‘
Extra Large
Size
No. 2 Nut
Coal
SATISFACTION BEER
AND SATISFACTION BOTTL-
ING
no hand I11 hand when llnppcl‘i'a
is on the l.1ht1l. it's useless to
mat-111 111111‘1. of :1 hurrah :lhnui
this hour 11111111115 it domes up to
t1l11i1nswyou.'d..il11d It out it we
misrepresented. One case of
Ilupport‘s hotlied lit-111' trusts
$1.15, right at your door. Try
it and then you'll know all
nhoui it.
Free Delivery Everywhere.
Phone 542-4
$5 a ton
HARRIS 81 GANS C0.
Telephone
68 Water Street
REPA
Agent for Maxwell. Columbia, Hupmobtie. E. M. l“.
and Flanders
AUTOS
The Armory Auto Co.
auccsseoua TO g
The Nomads/Consolidated Auto Co.
STORING
IRING
was
, and he removed it. to County Coroner:
This is a home product, fresh each day, composed of old cracked 1 “Elm WEE“ I'E'Efi‘llli‘EI-l ““‘E-
corn”. millet seed. cracked wheat, stool out out meal, and only materials
plete grain ration for litilo chinks, prepared especially to meet the i‘Ex‘EQI'EEW ‘1” “IE"-
nectls during: the critical period of chick “lit.
food which insure. easy digestion anti rapid. healthy growth.
ly hellovo it to he the host chick food on the market, bct'tiuse it has
all the good things that the host of them have. with the added benefit
_ prisoners at the jail
‘ sirnngtu's to lite duty. as they had been
- chefs heioro.
Etho fuelling or
11111 11 111111111 "i ‘
IIIIII IIII llIIIIE
g By Coincidence or Design MenE
So Employed, 511111111 Their lail
Duties on Wednesday , ' E
1 The liltunoeratic sheriffs look pus-E
session of the county building yester-
day and the jails on North avenue and E
atrimnhury. Shorlil William Voilmer 1‘
was sworn in as shoriii’ of the. county. .E
New Sheriff Surprised. I
The at: w sherli‘i’ was a bit surprised E
when he found that. outside of a}
large table. and chairs there was noE
desk in his private room. The. (leskE
that had been in the room beioroi
Mr. ilawley's private proportyE
Wilson‘s room, where he will have his 3
local otlice. i
After making his arrangements 111E
the county building, Sheriff Volhueri
went to the. county jail to assume full'
charge. The new engineer at the jail
is George A. IIUII oi i1‘ai1'1iit id 11110 int
11 number oi 1111111. ans tnglneer at
the capitol building at llasllingtoii.j
anti is well qualified for the position,
Yesterday noon Sheriff \‘ol11n-1r:
went to llnahury to tuin over "the
the1 new deputy jailer.
Accident or Design?
Whether by accident or design Ill
work in the illit'hmi ot‘ the jail were
it might ho
Ea colnoidcnr'c, tht-ir terms t1i’"i1uprison~ 1
“Hull expired \\'t.1tilit1sday, with the
Also by one ofE
those. happy coint'itlont'es. tilt-rt.- were
who were not
'l‘uerei‘ore there was no
hitt‘h in the running of the kitchen 111"
the prisoners by the
change in the administration.
IIIIIII [IIIIIIIR A
KIIIIII IliIil BASE BALL SOUVENIR
LHail Held Many Political iiiiices
and Well Known Throughout '
‘. the State
W
Sl'i‘i’ilildl, Juno 2.-—~tieol‘ae Ken-
dall. iormor state bank ('oiumissionvr
and formcr metalwr or the state leg-E
islaturu, died at his home here this
morning oi a t'tlltiplit‘iiiiilii of diseases.
1 Mr. Kendall was horn at Suiiieltl on
Sept. 2, lMll, and was educated in the
I puhlic schools, oi Suilicld, lht1 (loaned
' lilrut Literary institute, and later was
E aruudutt-ti from Wesleyan Academy, at
Wlihrnham. After graduation
, ht1 taught school at Suillehi for about
in years, laior touring that ilcid and
becoming a lmoltkccper. iic had held"
various town oilices and was connecw
led with u illilllIlt‘l‘ of business entcrul
prises heing tmo oi“ the inrorporaiorai
l of the biotin-hi and 'I‘Iltlllil)ti(liiVIIItlI
I ilridgo Company. He tilled the other):
all county auditor for two terms and in
111111 anti 1111111 rcpreseuied the town in,
the general 11111110111th serving on the:
vointuitteo ou- appropriations during hisl
iirni term and as chairman of the‘
committoo on roads and bridges during
the wound. In tail? and i899 ho serv-f
ad in the senate during both terms;
serving as chairman of tho committee,
on railroads and in the latter term was;
chairman of tho tltmllnlittm on engronwl
ed hills and a mmubor of tho commit-E
too on contingent minorities. (in Aprilf
ill. liltlii, ho was appointed by (Inventor
Munnhury 1111 coluntinaionor or build
lint and loan associations, taking office
on July 1 of that your. (J11 March 7 of
the following your ho was named an
hank commissioner.
mom he held until the cloud of his:
term in Will. it was during the latior
part 01' his torm that the disclosure or
the defalentlona of William F. Wuhan.~
treasurer of the saving Bank. of New'
Britain. enmo.
Mr. Kantian on Oct. ti, 1870. married
Muss.
M. SONNENBERG
Our Mutto:
Right Pianos ‘
at Right e-Prices‘ié
CHICKERING,
GABLER,
KRANICH & BACH
STERLING
HUNTINGTON .
All the above pianos may be had with interim players.
That our prices are right Is evidenced by thousands of enthusiastle .
purchasers during the years of our existence.
We deal only in facts and facts are responsible for the marvelous, ,
steady development of our businesa.
"weeds?” «Agni: or.”
.a.
.m. ~05»-
vs '3': 2-1-1.
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PIANO
C O.
104 Washington St. ;
Phone 30
HOW ABOUT PAINTING
your auto? Top or hotly
overhauling? Wheels? New trim~
things or slip covers Anything
wrong with the engine or trans
mission? Let us ilaure with
you the next time your car re?
quires attention. We are ex-
pert auto mechanics and under-
stand all makes . .
W A. Hanford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
need
given away at
Merrill Business College
Call and get one
SUMMER SESSION july and August, 8 a. m. to 12 m.
PORT CHESTER STAMFORD SOUTH NORWALK
0.13. Jackson
Optician
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
The Car that is Built to Sell on its Merits ; v
THE HENRY
Call Us for a Demonstration
S. L. BENEDICT. Agent “ ”so. Idle? ""
J .
which appoint-g Hidu 111 Nolghbor’n silver and Caitlin
tilticthWlt‘ii. Juno 2
mon played a practical john 1111 Frank
fl. Hastings at his homo at intihm liar-
bor. yesterday.
iinrmon was staying at his father-
it"ualz'fi’wnstagnant." W“
M ........ m
FIIEIIIIII AVIATII IIS ,
IIIVE BIIIIKEII IBM...
art-tans, 11111111111. June ammutit.
Lucia 1.111111 French Army. and hit!
nationalism M liennoonin. had it 11111
row 111111111111 from death today, 1111 B
111 Burglar Alarm.
.wt‘lliford lion
indnw‘s homo. a. tow stops from tinni-
hitompiinrt to conclude the rim. 8' I E
SUPPLIES
court. Out of consideration for the MINI Julia A. Cowinn. lnga' house. Hastings got up early or the Paris ltome‘rnrin nor
. . 1 o it
85:02: “:15 02111313 anagram for defendant‘s family and his plea he no , The funeral will prohahiy take place and on going out leit the side door to mm, mm. mm, stintnlnod 111 1,30
' e :1 ' coped with 11. lino of $500 and three Connecticut andWest Avres. 81111011111. the dining room open. Later ilarmon log. The aeroplane was domaiifihiiti
months In jail.
W
Mm».
‘ coiled. saw the door open and decided
that it had been open all night. (to
lag in the sideboard he toolt the silver
and hid it in baskets and under papers
in the corners of the room. Then he
made footprints in the wet path down
to the water‘s edge and went hack
home.
Meanwhile the Hastings maids din
severed the empty sideboard and told
Mr. Hastings. who called up Sheriff
Finnegan. Hastings than hogan sleuth-
111311.111 decided that Sound pirates had
been around.
Soon the now; spread and i-larmon
went. over to undo tho mischief. From
the hiding places he produced the all
1111111 and tattle! his early call.
H'ostlnan'iinrdly use: the 101m yet.
At the stated communication or St.
John's Lodge. No; ti, F‘. and A. M.,
held last evening in the Masonic Tem-
ple in Wall street, District Deputy
Frank L. Wilder. of Bridgeport, was
present and made on addressed Ma-
sonic affairs. Associate Grandfilhan
lain Rev. Ellis '13. 43911111;"oi' Westpart,
was also present. The Entered An
.prontioe degree ml conferred and re-
tronhmenir were served later in the
evening. The affair 11m 11 most 9111
ioyubio one and a large number were
in attendance. . QIIICR DelIvery
’ 1 ‘ ~ by Automobile
‘ is portrait, that t
dilution qulgngya “I
The lieutenant was under orders
from the ministry oi war to 11110011111
puny tho contestants in the 1111‘ 11111111
1111 the first leg from Paris to Nine;
Upon leaving Avignon yesterday,
lost his way in the fog. finally “to?
wandering for a considerable 11111111111111
about the. country. landing iii HM ‘
Ins. This morning the lieutenant1
named his flight toward Nico.
He made a superb start and. tho ..
aeroplane was 1101111; well as it on.»
overtho city. a short titanium. ;
otter, the aviator returned to 11113
drums at IIyernn for the 1111111101166! ‘
lusting his motor. When 11. 111111111
toner: from the ground the albeit L
trauma sharply and was can it
Attendants 1111111111111 1111 and tho
men were taken from the 111 ‘
and heat- to he troop
"I’d gladly loud you ton dollars.
Jones," said Mnrrowhy. “but really
l'm hunted. We've just movedllnto
the country. "and We hit‘tl’io buy 11
1111101111111.“ “7”“,
“Really? Runabout or touring car?"
naked Jones. '
“Neither," said Marrowby.’
Intt'E-FH-If'pfl'fi Weekly.
TIME-TABLE. HECALLED.
it i111 reported that all the new time.
trillion. elective Juno 4. have been re
called, because a decision has been
reached to eliminate the Williamoiown
ottoman.
All the new timetables more to be
ready for distribution tomorrow, hut it
the report about the Wittiamsiawn ex-
press is true. It will he some time he
tore the time-tablesyrili reach the pan.
lie.
Norwalk, Conn. ' .
GHARLES BUEK.JR.. 'PHONE 1120
Gun. Manager Day or Night
"Mou-
NAMED or A M03.
MEMI’PHIS T111111, Juno 2.-}’nt
(trump, a negro. 1who. it is enamel}. at-
almond ”to was the: was or 11 plant.
or tit Wit lie haven. runs... resist-111111.
“flaw—am.
Norwalk Chronicler