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Tourists Policy .0
United States, Canada and World-
‘2, Wide
over: your brigade against any and
ii risks. by tire, the“. lightning.
mvlg‘utlon and tr-ausportation, while
in transit by, or ii the custody of «by
.mlirouu. express. muster, transpor-
tation or or any Steamship $0., etc.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
“i Insurance of All Kinda
‘ flu! Suite—Town. Country and Ihoro
, ‘ Telephone 1230 .
‘Upstlln Over the south Norwalk
Trout 00., 87-91 Washington 81..
‘ ‘ South Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER
W"
The Norwulk nu‘n Club is schcdul-
ed to meet on Monday.
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Thorn was no "looting, of tho lit-idgo
pilonstrm-lion couunittce last evening.
Our lirolhcrs‘ Lodge, No. l. 0. O. F” i
will inc-ct regularly on Monday evcn-i
lug.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons ol'i
'i‘cniporunc-c, will mot-t no usual on
Monday night.
—Lntcsi style t‘ups, :ll O‘ilricn's.
'l‘ho Mclropolitun Orchestral of Non
walk will hold a rcuuiur rchcursnl on
Monday night.
,iinrugnrl Society. .\'o, 034. of Nor-
wuik, will hold a monthly moctlng on i
thduy cveniuu.
Lady Washington Lodge,
Shepherds or ilciblchem.
' on Monday evening,
No, El
will nicotl
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——’i‘bnt's good news! Tell it again!
“Made to order. tly. acrccus and screen ,
doors. vcrundu enclosed 5
Prices right. Phone 1082.
and Keyscr.
St. John
The Norwnik City Conncii will con-
duct it public burning on runroud mut-
tcrs on Monday night.
The Norwulk Board of Fire Undo?-
writcru will hold :1 monthly business
meeting on Monday afternoon
. M
Cockcnoe Tribe, No. 32. l. t). it. M..
held a regular business meeting lust.
,_ evening and transacted routine bush
noss. ,
Thomas Lnyden. of Seymour. spent:
tyos'torduy in Norwulk. Mr. Layden
was at former baseball plnycr in town
and wuss grcctcd by his runny iricnds.
—-lluy your Huts nt O'llrleu‘s.
Further plans for Memorial Day
‘were discussed at the meeting of
Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. it.
held lust evening in tho Post Rooms
in Wall street.
, A stretch of Burritt uvcnue, from
,. Woodward avenue to Quinturd ave-
nue, hus been closed by the sinner
, department while repairs .uro hcing
mode to tho highway.
w¥'i‘lie munngmncnt of “The Non
‘whlkfia" have issued a limited number
of consort tickets at $4.00. Tickets
can be secured by making nppllcution
ut Whelplcy it Clark's. Drcyi'uss',
Skelly 8:. ”award or the munugomcnt.
Misc (luncic Mcnz, of Stuun’ord, has
returned to her home utter being con-
'iincd to tho home of her cunt, Mrs.
Frederick Barthel, in l‘mnbury. Miss
Menz in well known in the Norh'ulks.
The Connecticut companyvhus do-
cided to pay wit'hout contest. the yor-
‘ dict oi‘ $0.000 uwardcd to Mrs. Bridget
iher husband. Mr. Moloney was bad-
‘ly luiurod in the overturning or n
trolley cur at Ford and Asylum streets
Hartford, Icebrtuu'y 25. 1011.
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‘ ‘ METAL AND snap, '
. White Load and White Zinc made
trout the Metals bond and Zinc—are
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PASTOR COURTIOE RE-ENGAGED.
on n! the ruin of $200 per year. Mr.
- favor of rcvonguging Mr. (Touriirc. Out
acx‘oens. ,
l
lMoloney and $750 to James Moloncy. ‘
filiments. thinned Oil is pressed out;
“Ellwood. A little Oil .mlxcw with
«In. piments constitutes the 11. gr M.
”minute Paint. lt‘smade so that by
doubt: it quarts of Linseed Oil. to a
tilt. of Ir- & M,‘semi~pute——ifi ni-
. (iii ready tor one Paint inprOduood
of 01.67 per gallon. Anybody
Electrical Wiring .
Fine Line of Eicc-‘
trlcal Supplies
Johan-refiner, Jr.
Adan-I: , .
61 turn IT. NORWALK
Tclaphonu: Office. 901: house. 2“
W-..”
But Sound Beach Preobyterlanl Not
Entirely Happy.
At u spcciui meeting of the mem-
bars of the Presbyterian Church of
Sound Bench, this work. it. won voted
to extend u call on hinted tor six
months to Rev. W. N. Cotmlco, who
has; been supplying the church during
the pills! your, nod to increuue his sal-
Courticu has linen receiving 8000 per
your. and the use of tho“ mouse. ills
snlury would thus bc iii the rule of
$1.000 per your and mouse. which is
omnivnlout to $1,100.
'l‘hnt sonic Sound llcnr-h i‘olk worn.
not ovrr pleased with the action of
the meeting, was ovitlcnt, when The
ritumi‘ord Advorntc‘n tricphono rang
and it voice intortnod the person on
tho cud ol the wlrc thnt ‘thcrc was de
cldnd opposition, and thut one of the
grounds for opposing the action was
t he boiiol’ thui ler. Gourtioe iutcutiu
to become in Methodist miniuicr.
From an nuthoritnivo source it was
lonrned thut the vein was 2 to l in
of an entire membership or about 35,
perhaps 20 worn prcaent. Rev. Dr.
Curios Mttrtyn, punter oi’ tb'o Noroton
i’rcahylm‘iuu (’huroh. x‘u‘nslrietl.
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MAJOR BUTT'S WILL.
Wanted to be Buried in Arlington Na-
tional Cemetery. '
\l'ASiithl'i‘ON. May i0.~—~Tho will
of Major Archibald w. Butt. victim of
the Titanic, tiled hero recently, that
-closod the fact that tho one grout wish
or the president‘s. hide is impossible of
realization. it was that he should be
buried in Arlington Nntionnl come.
tery nnd that the family numc might
or perpetuated them. by a modest
monument over his grave. in his will
the young army oiliccr had set aside
$500 for this purpose, Mnjou- Butt left
his perstnmi effects to his two broth-
ers. and provided that the residue of
his estate be canvertcd into cosh and
divided between the eldest chlircu of
the two brotheru.
in view of the disclosures in the will
thorn is tn.‘ strong likelihood that a
movement will be sthrtod bore looking
to a nuitnbls memorial to lllujcr Butt
at Arlington. although his last resting
place was in thetrncklcss occnn.
EIGHT MILLIONS ADDED To lM-
Pnoi/E U. s. WATERWAYS.
WASHINGTON, May 11.~~Elght mil-
lions more for waterway improve»
ments were added by the Senate com-
mittee to tho $24.000n000 curried in
the rivers and harbors bill on it puss‘
ed the Honor, according to u start.»
ntcut made phbiic recently.
The lucrouscs ‘go to vurious pro~
joctu. For the Mississippi river the
Iiouno nppropriutcd $3,500,000. The
Scuttle odds $2,000,000 to this sum:
The now upproprintltms’includod in
tho Scuttle bill nrc:
Nnntnckoi. north of Pollock llip
chnnuol, Mum, $250,000. New l-iuvou
\hurbor, Conn, 54.000. .
A total of $273,000 wns sliced of!
House nppioprlutlous'or Various pro-
jonts including:
Coconutlcut river. Conn, reduced
$20,000. Maiden rivnr, Maud. $40,000.
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW HIGH-
” wsv amour. . .0
EAST HADDAM. any 11.--’l‘he cou-
troct for the building of the super»
structure of the Mummy mm.»
cross the Connecticut um at this
point. was awarded: ii) the Union Con-
struction Company at» Albany. N. Y..
hy the members of tho commotion.
who opened the Mill" 1m Burnt-do}.
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um» It. cord
I tram 0 to.
, '1): noon with» the is. t M. in
. .Saigflrday
Butter .. ......... . 330 and 38¢ per lb.
Potatoeu,perpk..... ....... .. ...... ..... 40c
Brooms .. .................... . 36c and 40°
Dried Applel. per pkg. ..... .140
it pkgl. National Oats ........ 26::
3 pkgs. Farina ........ 25°
.3 lbs. Clean, White. Unconted Rice 25¢
Flour inn lb. has: ... ..... . 20:
Floor in 12 1-2 lb. bugs .. 40¢
Flour in 24 1-2 lb. bus, White Lou} 85¢
Cataract, Murrell and thicker 00°
Juana in 3 in. stone crooks as:
linings. Jello, only a few havorlleft . 26¢
itpkgs.l’lulutlne ..... "”""."' .......... . ..... ...... 25c
3 lbs. Soda and Milk Crackers. ...... .......... ..... 250
3 line "Square" or Nursery Brand Milk ........ . ...... ...... 25a
0 rolls Toilet Paper ..................... . ......... . ........... 25a
7 lbs. Loose Oatmeal ...... ..... ................. 25c
tltins Sardines ............... ..... . ................ 25c
13 Granada .................. ........ . .................. .. 25:
3 lbs. Pruuus. to bargain) ..... ..... ...... ........ 25c
Sliced Ponchos, por tin ............................. 15c
iincedu lllscult. Oyster-cites. Zn Zus und [omen dunpn, per pkg. .. 4c
3 lbs. lt‘rcsh. Tasty Fig linrs .............. 25c
Lemons. per dot. ....... .......... ....... ..20c
lione)’. her bottle .......................... . ....... . .......... 10¢:
' . FOR wTHE SUNDAY DlNNER. .
2 tins Spinal-h ......... . ............... . ....................... 25c
2 tips Tomatoes ................. ..... .................. 25c
2 tins Corn ................. . ................. . ............... 26c
13 tint! Sticcotush ........................ . ............. . ........ 25c >
2 lion Pros ............................. . ...... . .............. 25:
2 tins Stringlcuu liesun ......... ........... 250
Try onehor two pl our nice, sweet. tasty Mackerel for breakfast.
our ........................................ .. .....
N, ii, (I. (lakes and (‘ooklca at reduced prices (or today only.
llnconnndliom ...... . ......... ......... ...............‘ch
Shoulders ........................................ . ......... .. 12c
2 lbs. Lord .................... . ................................ 250
t‘hnene. per in. ..................... . . . . . . . ................ 23:
3 bottles Oilvou .' ......... ..... o .............. . ........ 260
3 bottles 'l’lckloo ................. M. ..... . ..... . ........ 25c
\‘lncgnr Pickled, por don. ........ . .......................... 9c
25 STAMPS WITH: . '
lili.iiottailtstor (‘ofl’oc ........ . ............. 38c
1 lb. "Exquisite" Coffee ...... . ...... "t.... ..................... 350
1 lb. White Roso‘ Cotton ............. . ......................... 35:
1 lb. t‘locd Cotton ..... . ........... . ............................. 30c
i it). {‘cylon Ton .............. . ............. . ................... 50a
1 lb. Mixod Ton ............................................... 50c
10 STAMPS WITH: .
l bottlo Republic Kotchup ................. . ........ ....... 15:.
1 box tiood Table Salt .. ............. . ......................... inc
1 tin llnapbcrrlcs ............ . ................................ 15c
1 tin l’lnntti ..... . ..... A ............... . ........... . ....... list:
1 tin l‘innnpplu .................... .-. .......................... 15c
1 tin "tlnyccr" llrund l’cnchou .............................. 2. 23¢
DON’T FORGET To ASK FOR GREEN TRADlNG STAMPS.
6 Watch tor our daily specials next week. Something now every
ay. ’
Our wagon deliver; all order: in Th. Norwnlks and vicinity
if order: are left or_ telephoned to the store before 5 p. m. Satur-
day. . ’
8. o H. Stamps are yours for the “king.
DARRAGH BROS.
Washington St. Bridge ”Phone 923
Specids ,
‘ property against heavy odds at, man)“
nun on score can:
Tl) transmit or
run» nouns u ~
Louisutu
(Continued train rim Pond
which fell within about four hours.
ending at 10 o'olrick. flooding town.
and villages, causing the inhabitants
to believa that the worst had happen-
:ntbst the levees: had given away
uudcr the tremendous strain. and that
the flood was on. ,
At downs of points up and down
the river where levees were thought
to be weakening. hundreds of citiwun.
white and block. worked alongside
gangs of convicts all night long in the
driving ruin. digging mud and piling
and bugs on levee tops to keep back
the torrential writers pillng’ down from
the north. It was a light i'Or life and
places from 'l‘orrus, almost to this
«city.
At New ()rloanu the wind backed up
the water until the gauge at 10 o‘clock
registered 21.0 toot, onetenth more
than the weather bureau omelet pre-
diction. Wetter was blown over the
lever-s here at many places. At the
Southern Puciilc trnnetcr terry the
water literally pourcd over the lines
04' «and huge placed about the ferry
house by the rolerud people. Emery
'lionry hanks stopped the overflow ul-
tcr bolt an hour‘s work.
A cal-load of smoke, mumbling; river
sand, which had been kept in readi-
ness, was quickly switched hour the
worth spots, and the bags were pile-d
upon the macho which have held the
water in chock for the peat two weeks.
As the men worked the water climb
led inch by inch over seats in tho
’wnlting room. The train crews work-
ed up to their knees in the. water.
when they conplcdrthe hot car con-
taining the sand bugs. 'l‘ho water was
utmost ovcr lllt‘ nliueis oi the tint
staunch. flooding bouillon booties to the
depth of four inches, filling huscmcniu
nod..mnnholoo. Many thought there
our on ovnrtlow and the tclophouc ex-
change won, a burly place for acre-rut
homo. To add to the uncasincsn, the
city lighting plunt went out or controls-
sion about thn o’clock and most of
tin,- city was in durknccn for nearly
. ’ lSaVe Your"
' “Butterfly” Labels
They Are Worth
25c a Hundred
in cash or merchandise from your
grocer.
".Butteriiy’ Mill: is superior
quality and receoimblo in price.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR'
THE BUTTERFLY MILK
in
nu hour. .,
in ““3 th‘mi‘-fi\'c mlnnlcu ending
at it o‘clock butt night. 1.7 inches of
ruin fell. . , .
'8 'Cm pump drainage stations record-
ed six and it half inches or rain. [the
system being entirely inadequate to
rare for the hood. ' ’
in the moideuco-distrlctlho water
was over the sidewalks by several
iuchos. Joseph liolic. a drug clerk.
with a companion trlr-d to lump the
(furrollion avenue drainage canal. the
wntor in which won level with the
utrnct. iii? misjudged the distance
and won drowned. His body woe not.
renowned. =
H’undrodu were caught in the ruin.
Home Rhubarb - -
Potatoes’ - - -
curs. « , ,
Tm- citr'c WW,“ Wm, WM. into Surfing grsshérlliggs, per cloud. . . . ...... . ............. 25:
mmm the mm m “mm m, Goo u ‘e .p . ............ . ..... . .................... 33
' W. Baker 3 Cocoa or Chocolate . ................... . . . . . . . 19:
Sweet Potatoes. Oranges. Strawberries.
SUCCESS-SUCCESS SUCCESS
Our Great Ten-Day. _ .
May Clearing '
Sale
Opened this morning and the store has
been packed all day '
"We promised GreatBargains and
we are keeping Our word.
Come Tonight and ~ Every Day
During this Sale and See for
Yourself. ' '
ROYAL“ GROCERY co.
per bunch Sc
'per peck 35c
Bermuda Onions, per quart ....................... 10c
. Home Spinach, Home Kale, Asparagus. Lettuce. Wax Beans.
22 South Main street Tel. 1264-3
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RUNDLE’S BREAD ‘
it's the quality kind. Mode in a clean, sanitary shop. by expert
union bakers. Pure lhg‘redlenbs; fresh at your door ovary day,
through your ~grbcer. your ownwngons. or both stores. it your grocer
hasn't got it
Phone Ruudle’s Bakery—Our Number is
1323-——Insist on getting us
Tr}r our 10c Split Loaf
‘kUNDLE’S BAKERY
downtown, unublo to get home be-
cause of the crippled car scrvice.
Scores of woli-dreannd men on Cn-
nal sin-ct, took on their \vutcrlogurd
shoes, slung thorn over their shoul- ‘
ders, rolled up their trousers to their .
knees and walked and waded home.
.. talking.
The largest selection of Wilton, Axmin-
ster, Velvet, Brussel, Ingrain Matting and
Crex Rugs. Linoleums. Oil Cloths, Car-l
pets, and” Mattings, Lace Curtains, Por-
tiers, Couch Covers. Shades. :: Good
quality and close prices do their own
I.
O.
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Mitchell’s Furniture Store ‘
.NORWALK-
Newuhcys improvised bridges 0""
tin-cot crossings with planking an 001'
lnrted handsome tollu. ‘
NEW ROADS, Ln, May 10.-5«Flooa
.wutcru from breaches in the Mississip-
pi lcvcos that already curried misery
to thousuuds oi‘ pcoplo or incisions.
continued to creep southward today.
and now this town. with its rich. ont-
lying country is threatened. .
All pcoplc living in this territory
have been wnrnod to lice. Many, how-
ever. winning to believe danger im‘
miuont, declare they will not abandon
their homes. Consequently govern
mom and state rclici officials are pro
paring, tor a. hard cnmpalgn oi rescue
work. Bouts nrc being gathered here
llfltl crews are being drilled. It occurs
only it mnttor ot' a few hours before
this entire territory will inundated just
as the country to the north has been
flooded. This mounts the state and the
unvornmont will intro to cure for thou-
eandu smorc horneicuti.
Most of the flood wuter'lu muting
from the great gush in the- levee at
'l‘orrus. “
The but occupied was the lowest ct-
..
The" Sentinel Want continuum For.
liq-‘1 1,.
Reaching.in7theirInfinitive-e—
'Tr""‘Aid You ms
This branch! is 3.000 foot, wide. Wu-
ter pours through it with the spend of
‘a mil race. Tho (load is strontium»
through Points Coupe parish, where
thousands of fertile sugar cane acres
has been inundated.
ty thht tho people of the Polnhe
have been compelled to race. First.
come the boil woévil that destroyed
the cotton crop. The people. dlohourt-
mod. turned to pkntln’u onus- when
tut surly trade 1m winter ammo:
thomuds 0: {tone ’0! «he. Now the
This is the third ..succesalvo ouinmta ed. Th“ 110-31”! authorltlon ”‘9 “Md
' any,” they will bring disease. Vultures are
pa» modding. twenty-one, was bound over
, our will!" on chem or out;
NORWALK EAST NORWALK
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. A POUND“ ....... 35° 0
19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ......... ....... $1.00
EXTRA FINE POTATOES. A PECK. ...... 350'
BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG ... ......... 05°
‘The‘ Great A81? Tea Company
12.4 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:30 a. In. um! 2:30 p. m. Free Delivery” “
Tel. No. 909.
Special Sale Special Sale
This week we have placed on sale many new things in the way
of Ludlcs' and Missca’ Coats, Suits, Skirts. Dresses. House Dresses,
Walsh: and Petticoats that. you should see. The styles are the very
nowent. The qualities are or course in every case up to the high
standard always maintained here and you'll had our prices considv
orhbly below ordinary.
Ladios‘ Long Taffeta Coats, 315 value, for , 07.98
indics' Long surge Coats. :15 values, for ................... $7.98
Ladies? and Mluaos’ Quits, $20 values. for .................. $12.98
Luther and Micros Suits. :25 values, for ....... $10.60
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
5x5 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St. South Norwalk “
They can nether be buried ncr burn;
there. .
struck and killed Mary Ruth 60mm
On his way back the cut ’
aged seven years. The deputy cm .
ner'did not and modding guilty d 3
criminal nogliponco in the matter. but
reported to the' prosecuting aim-M
, that modding had taken his employ"!
car without permission. il‘heucjm
ding woe warranted. Bonds 6: not
were furnished by J. lildwurd Jon,
M
doing their duty. howaver, and they
probably will dispose of the nuance.
‘1'ch Aura ‘wm-tcu-r prams;
. l‘aION. .
wanna-unit. my 11.“er u.
_ the but term 0! the Buncriorcourt
it Judson MOMI‘hOIi in the City Court
9W9. ”9"?”-
Norwalk Chronicler