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WEATHER FORECAST.
V For Norvlnikund vicinity: Fair to-
night: Friday fair and warmer. fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness and
probably showers by Friday night;
moderate westerly winds becoming
variable. The slight‘disturbanoo that
was central orer Ontario yesterday
morning has moved ouszwurd out of
the-St. Lawrence Valley. I; produc-
t-d light showers in the eastern portion
of the Lake region and in New Eug-
lnnd during the last 24 hours. It is
followed by an area of high pressure.
extending from. Ohio southward to
Georgia, which is producing pleasant
weather in all sectionofiaot of the
Mississippi river. The disturbance
that was 'centrql over Utah yesterday
morning has moved northonotward
and is now central over South Dalto
ta. It is causing unsettled weather
between the Rocky Mollntainu and the
Mississippi river. The temperatures
are some freezing in nearly all sec»
“0115.;
.uqu.-—.—~‘
Temperature: Low,
Clean. up luring”? ?
49V: high. to.
Misses Carrie Weed nnd Carrie Soy
mour. who have been spending the
‘ winter in the south, huve returned
' ' home. '
s
.. , There will be no sessions in the pub-
lic schoolsl-tomorrow. the day being
granted the teachers that they may at-
tend the convention at Bridgeport.
.1119 no. Aston: Cutler Coburn is at
tho rnuaaeipm rheological Semln
airy thilwock. inking examinations for
the done; at D: D.
. . ‘1‘ho Paintors' and Decorators' Un-
ion will hold its semi monthly busi-
‘nou meeting this evening in the La
‘ bot-Lyceum, in Washington street.
The weekly husihe'ts meeting of
., Opvo Brunch Lodge. No. )9 Knights
‘ ol Pythiu, will be held this evening
in'tho‘Pythian hall. in South Main
‘ Street,
A meeting of the membership com-
mites ot the South Norwalk Protec-
tive League will be held at Red Mcnjs
parlors, Washington street,
evening, April 26th, at 8 o'clock. . m
~wu-
The governing board or the Knob
,V Club will hold a meeting this evening
in the United Bank building at which.
"time a number or applications ion
.imemborshlp will be continued and.
titer linemen “mailed. _ V' ‘~ 2
AW
There will he a ProhibitiOn meeting
at. the home bl Prodorici't Bodiont 15
Contor mung. Norwnlk. April 26.01:
Friday. buy 3, will bu hold a. caucus
. n at. Peter's Church. South Norwolk.
lit uni Norma uétsodm church
. HJiJ wile in being planned tor next
I ionilly- will probably
lomr portion or the
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numb doom
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WM. P. V‘ BEERS
South Not-mill and Norwsik
STATIONERY STORES
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MR3. JENNlNGS iN DANBURY.
Browctor VWidow'o Suit
Wide Attention.
Mrs. Mary Wells Jennings, n widow
of Brewster, N. l’.. who was plaintiff
in the suit against iir. Hugo W.
Schulteu of Great Harrington, Mum,
Attractod
coolness And its cl
We have an excellent mortmcnt for
somuhln
The ouccou of your or
termini-but we proportion our mixtures scion
the youngest chick on well so the lull grown
(thick Food is not an experiment. but is s
with perfect dainty.
cracked corn. Which combinod. make u food
outing and vigorous chickens.
First in quality. last in price. always in
u..- .
ill the Superior court in l‘itlniield,l
Moon, two Weeks ago. is making it};
short visit in liullbul‘y. I;
The suit nttructud couhlry-wlde an;
million because of scusutiunai devel?
opmcnts during the couch yours Mrs.
Jonniuus has‘bceu lighting Dr, Schul-
teu to recover $4.00 which she said she
had loaned him. Dr. Schulteu wno
ht onetime in court interpreter in
eight didcrent languages.
:it was while he was interpreter that
Mrs. Jennings laid in. wuit for him
with u horse-whip in the city bull in
New York. Dr. Schulteo enrolled her
and darted across. the City ball park
for Broadway with Mrs. Jennings hi
tor him. The story in regard to this
was printed in practically every new.
paper between the Atlantic and Paci-
llo oceans.
Dr. Bulimia; chimed that Mrs. Jen-
nings had given him thi “.000 for le-
gal services but the widow denied this
saying she had only loaned him the
money. The cone was firm. tried be.
fore. an duditor in Pittsfield and the‘
auditor decided in favor or Ding
Bohultco. 3 Jury deciding in favor of
Mrs. Jennings, awarding her the 34,-;
000 and interest. '
Mrs. Jennings then attached Dr.
Schultno‘s property to reémer the
amount of the award. as ho had no
funds. and. the solo at tho estate.
amounted to only 32,660.
Mrs. Jennings herseit tried the case
before the Vnuditor. but she decided
l
high court. She rctnincd‘tho services
or Attorney Beorxe Prediger of Pitt;-
Mrs. Jennings today told or go-
iug to New York to borne-whip Dr.
Schulios,
“I had heard that be said he did not
owe me money and thntl was only‘
Friday“
8 o'clock; Goodspoukinx rind olnio
Wily Roi. Mr. Ou- j.
, 009v Mgidnwitb; '
trying to blackmail him." she do-
clared. "I was angry at this and went
down to New York. i bought at ham
whip and had a boy carry it for tho!
found that Dr. Schultcs was in the it»
torprcter’o odice in the City hall, and
lwent there. I had the boy with the
whip hiding around a. corner of the
corridor, so that. Dr. léhultos would.
not got frightened to try to flat away
“ ‘Do you wont to m mo‘l’ Dr.
his omoo. who. I told him ll had
something to say to him he sold:
'Weii Juot step into the onloo so that
We can talk prlvntelyJV I told him i
would not do so, as I wanted to have a;
witness to what wu said between no.
“I then signaled to the boy Who bud ‘ ' .
_tho whip and he came runnin; up and.
gave it to me. f‘I tried to hit Dr.
Schultos with it, but be «com the V
not to act the part or Portia in the '
LAND PLASTER, AIR BLAKED LIME.
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
Some of tho moll’s’rtlctio Furniture mod. is covered with collu-
oi in pure white. it is becoming more in vogue «or! our mud the
manutnctumu Are bulldins it on bottor lino’o.
For Whom. this furniture in charming Battalion of its
Mom it is particularly popular on a sum-
mor turnituro; But it in My mod all to. your round.
A. J Colims Company
“ART YOUR GHICKO RIGHT . . .
Good for Vouun cum.
I, iron: the moment the
shell. depend: on the iced you use. Bonnie Chick
pared, are the kind you can depend on to make find. healthy fowl:
and future sturdy liners. We use not only the best And cleanest Inns .
clocked grains are permitted to so into our reeds.
ported Milleto. lino cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and
grains ouch as out meal, cradled wheat. cracked nadir. pas. lino old
American Agricultural Chemical Co's"
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes
your inspection.
mfl‘—'.—-‘—!.
are out of the
«do, limbo pro
tiilcoliy. to provide for
fowl. ()1in sweet. sound.
Bonnie Little
mouthing that has been.
carefully tested. and there id nothing used that can not be led alone
Bonnie Chick Food contains the choicest. im-
selected
boot adapted ot produce
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
the minds oi its custom
cramllonnie Home Ground Food for Homo. Cattle and Poultry.
| Mape’sV l Listcr’li
BARNYARD MANUHE.
MURIATE OF POTABH, NITRATE 0F SODA,'TIMOTHY,CLQVER
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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PARIS. April 25ml further crime
was added yesterdliy to the long list
or those recently committed by tho
" terrorizing» Paris. Assistant Superin-
tendont Jouin of tho. Puri- Detective
Department, was shot "dead and his
‘coinndo, Chief inductor Colinu lor-
"iously Wounded whllo trying to arrest
one or the an: nomad (Illicit at Pctit.
My, a suburb of Paris. today.
The bandit after shooting the two
well- known detectives succeeded in
escaping, although be won pursued by
A number of policemen ’snd civilians.
it is believed that he was wounded by
a. bullet from one a: the policemen's
rovolvors.
The Pariolsn public has been srous ~
ad by this latest crime to the sailor
oi Opinion that. the gang must be sup-
pruned.
mod man and his wife, who were
beaten to death in "the mouth or Jan-
uary in the village or Thins, on tho
Seine. has.been traced definitely to.
the same song or bandits and this
brings the number of their victims up
to m or a score
it in' known to the authorities that
many of the gang are still at large.
ilunncr Council. No. 34. Daughters
of Liberty. will hold its semi-monthly
business meeting thin cloning.
Unload whut you want is u very un-
usual thing, you will find A Sentinel
Want Advertlsumcnt in tlilli issue re
listing to it.
a
O. B. J aCkoon
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
...».£yes Examined Frde
a mu. eraser ‘
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NORWALVK. CONN.
Best hand power Cleaners for rent at
31.00 day.
day.
Electric Cleaner. $2.00
TheA. J.An gevine”
&SobCo.g
‘ mus wnuluorou or.
field.» who conducted the case (or her. - "OYAL GROCERY CO
20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1
Can Be Purchased With
1 lb. or my High and. 60!!» and y. in. or our in... rm.
,Our Famous Poorloos Flour, nor.bas..._.......
Strictlyli‘mh Plumper don. ..
10 bars Laundry soap ............
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bourbon-‘- ’Itlotdolbotu m
no:na-o,..-‘_-outiuo~~
Trypbogb. Jolly (ion or crucial (Juliane. our blur an
A largo illuminant of Frooh Vegetables.
PHONE tactic. V ‘
iiichultoo am tub on no stopped from i.
.ga scorn will} or. ‘
blow Valid roll. i chatted hi
the City boll mu Idl‘o tin blow "
to Broodwsy. Ho Aw .
on Broadway, nb'd '
Mr}. Jennins‘l i
mum own he ‘
VV AYE! EXAMIHRD PREP V
AND GLAND! GUARANTTBD
9pm ”codex Ind Alibi-day «onions.
. 'UNITID IANKIUILDING, ‘ J
you; or Vbnndit‘anmhim which in .
TH: umvnlmu. out
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Of the three longtime: do you spunk . .
~Englisik—Baubnli—or Motor? Half V
the motoring world on, “thorium-
and one-third of it rides in Ford cars.
Every Ford owner is a Ford fan-—
thnt's one reason only we'll soil sov-
cnty-fivc thousand Ford can this year.
Yes—there is‘ no other car like the
Ford Model '1‘. It's lightest. tightest
most economical The twopauenger
car costs but $590, f. o. b.. Detroit,
complete with all equipment the flu:-
passenger but Sfigo. Today get Cata-
logue rota—from S. L. Benedict, 98 So.
Main Street.
Another double murder, that of on
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VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ............. .
‘ BEST FLOUR. large bag. .
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. nV dozen ................ . ....... ....
12 Cake- of Borax Soap {or 25: with at 25c purchase of Ten, 0'
Extract. or A. a P. 3. Powder.
The. Great A&P Tea Compan
Tel. No. 909.
V525 luau. St.. Stamford.
124 WASHINGTON 8T.,'80UTH NORWALK'
Deliveries 8:30 I. m. mid 2:30 p. m.
33 So. Main St., South No .
\‘ow in the time when women who appreciate the impo
oi being well dressed are thinking 0! new clothes for the
and its just the time when you should set the 'new styles
learn where the best values can be had.
battle oi life.
It is important that you dress well
portnht that you got the best values possible to secure for tho .
a: you fluent in clothes.
Dressing well means neither more nor‘iess than dress!
ply. suitably and sensibly. the acomplishrnent or which is ex
ly easy when you have the right clothes to select from .
right kind of a dealer to help you .nnlco your choice And
you get ptOporl’y titted. In all lines of ready to wear an
. women nod misses. Suits. Coats. Dresses.
‘ coat: and Corsets. We show you none but the most
Skit-to. Wain
dd!
maker. goods that hue proven their W‘Olfif and which wq ohm
onlmend with lull confidence that they will make trieli '
HUNTER; FOR MOTORIST.
How Tim Should to
At this; soason of the your when the
roads; inconsequential of spring show-
on. are often muddy. most motor euro
org coming in {or their shame of wash
in;
Washing. tires. and washing a car
. are "to diflmnt propositions,
V the Michelin tire export. Water alone
should be used’ to wall tires cod no
little of it an necessary. After every
run the ‘ envelope ohould be
clean with it damn oponzc or wall-
wrung cloth; ' _
A common mistake nude by motor:
. :1 ist- is to mix hormone with water.
This may be Vadvisablo when washing
v the body or a our to remove mud. Add
. duct timid tho finish, but it. should
I hover be done whoa walling tires bo-
-. condo Nicholle oats rubber. Thin tact say.
u ~ V M (Hort Vat-rosy V
. I minor-“mile skin will hj.‘ accom- 5 “‘55 5V5 “555 55515
WMWJ y a“ M" mm. W“ in the long run the haircut
til i: using on all this low uummor 5"“ "5°55 .9 .55
WI ALTER FREE.
wan“. small piece or rubber iii
allowing it to soak.- The
soon swell and 1639- its eldn
reason for this is apparent 1'
is rich in fotty properties
main after the evaporation
es.‘ Every time 9. tire lair
n kerosene mixture the rub
prlvéd or more‘otits oil-on
When washing- tii‘oo it i”
best simply to dampen a a-
clean water, cure being tako‘
sponge is not soaked and
Then. wipe the tireq with ‘
handful of wuto.
'Iihio ond may other on
tire question are fully coy ”
“Books of Blbbodum" sé’ i;
torlst‘s upon requcct by till
Tire Company. or Midtown,
says
mm
. . The lunoruio'n Will
moot lilo,
Appearances count in .
it is equally .
Norwalk Chronicler