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RUFFLE
CURTAINS
39c. 50c and 750 a Pair.
LACE CURTAINS
50c to $3.25 a Pair.
A Complete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Mohackomo Hotel Block
south Norwsik
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nut-walk and vicinity: Gcnoral-
iy cloudy with occasional showers to-
night anti Friday; warmer in the in-
terior tonight;
crate to brit-ilt winds mostly soutltcr-
iy. Wottthcr conditions: (icncruily
cloudy weather with light ahowcm
prevail this morning all tho Atlantic
, coast from Florida to Mnino and aim
in the uppor Mississippi Valloy and
Western portion of tho Luke I‘ogiou.
l'lonsant woutbcr lil‘t‘i‘iilll-l otcr thc
Gulf and Plain stall-h. A i-ttlc.‘ trough
of low prcssurc oxlcntls from 'l‘t‘xfls
uorthcaaiward to 'tippcr Michiunu.
This arm will movc, Slowly eastward
and produce cousidcrnblc cloudy
wottthor with local showers in this vi-
cinity durinlz tho next two days. Eust-
c‘rly and southerly winds with moder-
oto tomlu-rtrturoa will prcvttil until ut-
ter the wcstt-rn trough of low profit
éurt- has puswd to tho coat of us.
warmer Friday; mod-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'it‘lilllttllltililei Lou, high. :2.
Clear.
.i-‘i.
Clinton Couimuntlct'y_ No. 3. Knights
Templar will hold a stutod couclavo
on Friday evening.
\‘i’ttshinglou t'huptrr, .\‘o, 24. ii. A.
.\i., at. it special convocation hold last
evening conforrod tho 1‘. M. and M. ii.
«hamlet-S.
A gang of boys have been stealing
flowers in Berkeley street of late and
the residents promise prosecution un-
less the practico is stopped.
High officials of the Connecticut
company are spending the day in Nor-
walk inspecting the various pinces to
have track improvements.
William J. Finncy, of Finnoy and
Benedict's grocery, failed to put. in an
appearance at work this morning and
ivestigaiion shows that he is ill.
The e‘xccutlve committee or the
South Norwalk Board of Trade hold a‘
meeting last evening. at which time
real estate matters were considered.
l’ncus littymakors will hold a bit;
‘ mowing on Monday cvcning, when a
class of clght candidates will walk
tho plank and 21 Dutch supper enjoyed.
,\ir. and Mrs, C. A. \‘i'elllnghouso, of
llroohlyu. returned home today after
a visit with Mr. and Mrs..F. A. State,
of Holden avenue. Mrs. Wellinghause
hnd Mrs Stain are sisters.
Major Herrman, oi the Count-Artil-
lery Corps. of Bridgoport, was the
guest of (Itwtnin Albert. M. Moasmun,
of the Sixth Company, C. A. (3.. C. N
(l.. in Norwaik last evening.
' and they shall never suffer,
Baseball Goods
A Now and Comploto Lino
GLOVES ..............,25c to “.00
BAT3 ....................Boto ".00
Also a Complete Line of
TENle GOODS
WAT...
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
They will matte your porch a de-
lightful, cool, enjoyable. spot '
i this Summer
A. J. Collins Co.
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ENBLISN TRANSPORT
WDRKERS NAVE REOIRED;
CALLING A GENERAL}
STRIKE TOMORROW;
(,C‘ontinucd from Punt? fine.)
the moctiug of tho l“cdrutlon and it
rcroiutiou was unanimously adopiod
to tlllit \vork owing to tho .tlloucd boy
tuition of mt-mbt-rs or truth-u unions.~
"tlclil it"liit‘ brt-uitiiut of norm-7
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Something Good for Young Chlcko.
The success of your broods. flout tlu- moment they are out of tho
ahcll. dcponda on the food you n :a lionulo Chick Foods, homo. pro
plum]. are tltc kind you can dopemd on to mnlto lino. houltht fowis
tillti future sturdy layers “a use not only tho boot and clctywat ma-
tcriuls. but we proportion our mixturos ntit‘nllilt hilt to ptotldo for
tho \ounyost (:‘iiiik on well as L‘to tull himtltl'll foul (luly sweet litilillt’i,
(llif'kt‘tl gruinu arc pcrmittod to no into our foods. iionnio Little
(”hick Food is not on cxlmrlmvnt. but in uonuthiug that itua boon
t'uiofullv toaicd, and thcto in nothing mood that can not be fcd alone
wit it lieri‘cct safety. liounlc ("hick i‘i‘til contain.» the choicest im~
potted Mlllcta. lino. t rotked chnrtoui, thotoughly titlcti and noiorted
in ruins such its out moat. ctarkod whcnt. ciacltctl kitlllr. pens. fine old
(“‘ilii‘ked corn. which combined tnuitc ll food bust utlnptttd ot produto
a. tom; and vigorouo chickens MANUEL T080 HATCH.
First in quality. lust in print. nlwtlya in the minds of itu contour
ora—«llonnle llomo tlround Feed for ilorson. t‘ntilu and Poultry.
and iii“
nu- lllh‘ in out liloyoto.” i
.\o loot-r than liiotlou timkora. intr-
ltwll.hlllt|1lilt'll lililOli’lri not! win iw --
continued with tho tiocits will ho illtt"
lilt'dlllli'i)‘ involn-ti in“ tho :«ttilto and
tho t-tlziro trunuliort wo'lt ot‘ tho i‘or!
of of London will ilt‘ brought to 1‘.
standstill. .‘in uttoulpi to (ilH‘l‘i tru-'
iiic :o ‘othcr ports of tho l'rnltoti Kittie."
Concrete. Content. Flag
(ICurb & Gutter Rcset
George Everett Wat-l arrested waster--
day by (‘iiier William R. Pennington
on a charge of intoxication find at the
Town Court this morning he was fined
37. Everett was found sitting on a
lawn in Franklin street and was in a
bad way.
Jouepb Abrathams. of Connecticut
avenue, tolopboned to (“lontltablo ileu-
ry C. t‘olzor this morning that during
the night homcono had broken in and
robbed bio store of a barrel of nullflr.
Conflill‘lie Solmr and (thief William it.
Panninxton wont to tho. store and no-
ccrtulnod that the barrel thad barn
loft out all night, standing on tho
stoop. Someone had removed it to
an upon field nearby and took from
it most of the contents. When asked
why he with no careless its to leave the
sugar outsidc, M r. Albruhumnon. mplled
OWWOW” 3 ll
‘ lultcr looking in tho
that all the people in that vicinity
‘ were honort and locks were not need-
otl on the doors.
HOR
Furniture, Rugs,
20-26‘W. 36th St. near 5th Ave.. New York.
NER’S
Interior Decorations.
Our New Home
Thousands of out of town customers have inspected our
display of artistic furniture, rugs and interior decorations.
Our new twelve story building is dedicated to the highest
and richest type cf furniture, replicas of the creations of
Chippendale, Sheraton, Heppclwhitc and Adam, but their
greatest efforts have been in creating HORNER furniture.
APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL WEDDING GIETSat
For every home, there 1': Jamar/ring ex-
cluu've in our wonderful auortmenf.
Open For Bumineu. I
Buckles on Many of the Hats. i
in this tsunami of simply iriulutod'
hula. it iicitoows' U3 to upply our clov—
gunman to fashioning the ornotucntn
‘thut hold our lit‘tttigoltr in undisputed
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,t‘.otuniuud onto it \‘t-w \‘orit 1' nos uii 1“ 9’“ H” “‘5’“ (pilot Sm” .
1...”, played it trout vurlciy oi luotlcls: r0“
'2 iiucltins huvr liililit‘tl much favor as Hill?)- l‘” ”"1“ “f 0“" ”mm“ 893
iornuuicnta tor spring
; hats.
and sunltucr
‘l‘ltorc's the largo square but-kin
intndo ovcr lutckram or utiliiucr'o scrim “‘
i it (run ili‘ rm'crod with iiilcn and cm-
ltroidurmi in tho runny imsticr dot-sinus
in: any lil‘i’iiik.‘ woman can pick up
shops. Fl‘t'llt‘il
lhnots. chain Sliit‘ii. Ht'n‘ii Mill lips that
'liil in umuuvtriml itil'iiin anti iaulitl
. work um rt-nmtcd to in ticcorutiug tho
llitn u in: \i\i(’
% Sutdo is (‘At‘tiit‘lll to tutor buciiios
:timt finish tlu- tintuiol is. to niltdo ltui
cusp. I want this husband and wifo‘
to go back home and take those three
children along with them, and then
live together and bohui‘e themselves.
What would the wife do if she had a
divorce? Go home and live to
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
who prefers to make her own but or~
uuiucuts. Simplc lines of the braid
can be scwn on the foundation. Knot?
ted uoutnohc gives as unusual effect.
The knotting must be done before
sowing. Braiding the strandn and up
plying la n vory ttolck method of cov~‘
do it he hnd a divorce. and n. plop
looking wife and three chlldron in the
world. Go homo and live to-
gether and behave yrmrsolvofi.” L-
Judire (ioorge w'. Allen of tile District
Court.
"it is no use. i have tried him five
times fill‘elldy."-"~Ml'i-l. Emmn Smith.
“I will uccopt tho count's udvloe and
no home with my wife and children.
your hon»
Decoration . Day
SPECIALS. "
or.“-~Ailbcn J. Smith. I
John
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‘ Adjutant Wintorbottom. of Dttnbury
and Captain Jarrett, of Stamford, will
conduct a. meeting at tho Salvation
Army hall, in Water shoot. this evo-
ning. Both n‘t‘o known in South Nor-
wnlk, having been hero us the bonds
of the loot“ corps.
Joseph 1‘. Rynn. a pan handler, ar-
rested but night. was sentenced to 30
days by Judge Lockwood this morning.
Ryan entered an appeal. His bond
was fixed at I50. Unable to furnish
the some he “rode" with Special 0f-‘
‘ floor it y. Moore to Bridgeport to
await his onto.
“1 wish a word. your honor."~~<
llipp, attorney for Mrs. Smith.
“Not a word." ropiiod .ludgc Allen.
angrily. “The attorneys are having
too many words in iiilfl divorce courts
of Denver for the welfare of husbands
and wives and little children. They
are encouraging too many divorce ,
units» and applications for alimony. It .
in tho duty of the attorneys and the .
courts to discourage trouble bemoan
wivoa and husbsudl inltosd of en-
couraging it."
WW
Money sometimes folks when you
want to keep it quiet.
This week two have placed. on sale many new things in the way
of Lsdios' and Missos‘ Suits, Conta, meshes. Waists, Skirts. House
‘Dressos. Kimonoa and Princess Slips that you should see. The
styles are the very newest. The qutulltles are of course in every
. ease up to the high aisndard always maintained here, and you 11 find
our prices considerably below ordinary. Summer is here in earnest
now. Don'tput off supplying your Bummer clothes...,noeds any long-
or. fiegin setting tho benefit of them right away. You ll find here
the bent. of everything in ready to wear apparel in styles that are
slwayti ahead of tho timoo—stylou that will planet you because
we cater to all classes of puntlculnr people. Whether your taste to
conservative or extreme. we can please you. Come and see the Doc-
orablon Day Specials throughout the stone.
Don't let. anything detain you from coming to this store at
one.’ ' o . Mini“. " ‘
; Peroxide of Hydrogen
4 oz. Ionic ....................10o
”l . “O m. IJOII lcsluu- ole.- m
a II. III". coonooooolozotqnann ”I
ommmowm @03’4 m mum». nit-mu. ‘
The Paris " Cloak & Suit House
5:5’Main 8n. Stamford. 35 So. Moth St. South Norwalk
OSTEOPATHY
DR. 0. A. IHAMIAUOH
OITIOFATHIO FHYIIOIAN
14-1I dolohurn lion. Nomlk, Conn. .
mollusk of tho Armor-loan school of
Osmium. undoi- tho founder. A. '1‘.
cring a surface.
Shapoly Shoes.
ii cotton be stuffed into the toes of.
' shoes when not in use they will retain
their shapiinoss much longer than by
the ordinary treatment. says the Mod!
ern Priscilla. if properly followed up'
this in a satint'nctory and inexpensive
substitute for shoe trccs. Crow'd thol
cotton into the toes of the shoes whcnt
W-thril’tonldontwa'l‘AOl ET ETTTI
vou take them off. while they are
wanm from contact with the feet and
all wrinkles and cramps will disappear
and at the same time rub them with a!
little .vuttelinc. using'u soft cloth. anti
.tbey will be brightvnnd pliable as wall
on chapely.
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Gray Coot Modloh.
Gray is a tnotitali bolor this sprint.
says an exchange. and thorn ttro in-
numerable good models in it. some at
the host having only trimmings of set-
tin cords and big collars of bountiful-
ly embroidered yellowed imitate.
Ribbon velvets in all colors are it
marked feature of the summer cos-
tumes. Very often these fashion ro-
cotton. flower: or other fancy effects.
Borders or ribbon ’n-ppesr on many
of the lingerie frocks.
m
While the train hos outta» outobushv
Si'itt-‘v
sign was oi gray and
licuxtwiuht lllélii‘l‘litl.
ml at point in tho buck.
ciatli of u bright :‘mi fittishml tlic ucclt1
lino
lustvu tho coat.
Tho .4;
was iii
inl‘d to i‘nsuioti ;
lzil‘
i.:-tr:o jot
Tailored Suits are Smart.
Turmoil Evils :tru Sillih‘l in cvcryi
"t' til-,- word accurtluinto
Paris: i'lil‘l'2'Hitiiltiit‘lii oi' the Now Yttrlt
whitt-
t‘ryuzal bull-um our.) hand
in of lil’itiliit i' ‘iflli‘li‘t‘ii
it’d» it mitill.
and rolls worn of blank
rttlltllifi trimmed
and nhlii,
tlisu
slvl pod i.
'i‘ho coat of pluln‘
'tny"was cut away in front and form-i
.i collar broutid
.tultf
Whit» :tut'm was‘
In" cont, wltilo tho coi-
satin!
ii-llil coat.
i MRS. HOTCHKISS T0 CELEBRATE"
tOOTH BIRTHDAY.
lilliiiill‘ll’tili'l‘. Kitty
ll
‘ ltoniih, ills. Sarah l‘I. llotcnkiss wll
reach her t’t‘lllill‘)’ birthday. Friday?"
il“.‘\'it'it'ti shr livcs until then, and now.»
it uppturs are it‘ ltcr wish and the}
wish of 'ucr friends will the gratified
Rho is varcd for by hcr daughter, Miss‘
. iiury ’i‘. iiotcitkiss and despite her-
uvuriug the tooth mark, walks on the
., porch at tilt“ homo. .76 Yale street, ev-
:(i'y picasunt morning uud recognizes
? itcr friction cordially as thoy pass.’
Slu- is a native of ltoxbury but. has
, boon u rcsiticut ol’ liritigcport for the
. past 12 yours. ' k ' _
l‘ulllcc most persons of advanced
ycars. bile duos not live in tnctuoriosh .
of ”1“ past but illltt‘fi a boon interest...
it)
Honk! Honk!
‘ all new Fords.
by.
wonderful car.
seventy-five thousand of them—a pro-
cession thousands of miles long—and
You’ll jOin the army of the match-'
file'ss Ford~if you but bring yourself
to understand the true economy of this
\ f s . f! l 1 ' - a ‘ x . ‘
dom will i... u ppm] 1.... H... spread of Old Wall.s Recovered on arts. that should be adjustable. it A ilh .\ asitim. mum] to in. \Vtii‘ ill \‘ill‘l‘t'lli events. She uses a cone
:' i . ., - . . ,. l't'i‘i'lHti is tho short taffeta jackets“ ~ pm u- 1 1 h . h t.
tili-‘ttllot'ilon. ‘ ‘ta not tl.lllt.uit to t .nhrouio on Lin.“ ‘ . _ .. . in nu tin. mount tie oust. it
Work at mum of tho London (lurks (HGrnding, Excavating, Team Work dis or 3 soft icuihor. llvntio in bril» ut- riv‘h color-tug lhouc arc to wcur; inant‘tuos to help herself generally and ,‘
is alrcntlt paruiyzwi this morning tmtl I .litlut Wim‘lw“ form can 1'“ "“5““! on “(Th 1”)“th “WINS’ Buttons 0‘ H's “m” “"0 3““5 “3‘" was able to read
unmet-om; \‘ossois lotion with tooth R A Y M O N D B R O T H E R S =u tmrltic of not: lcuthc‘ with very liuio ’l“‘5ii“ “"“kllmlv‘ihlt' 3“" "mid to "ii“. tho daily papors regularly. it. who
stuffs Hil’o unable to dint‘harge ti‘tclri iv . . ' ~ mill.- 1 étliiiltflliiy. “ »Hmw' . . V! originally pianucd to have a recep-
cat'lzoct-i while pcriohublo food in TOM ' ' t The hoflvy 1...... ”up“... is “.8“...ng l’alo l'iVSt‘.‘ tattoo: fashiouul (mo of mm mm,” and include all of her
tiny. in the warehouses. i WWW“... .. .. .3... ...,--...3.-.=.—..,,.... ...M..‘-—-‘““‘“MWM,_.,....W.,,.......fi.___.w,,. ,..~.._.,-_.,_. i0”! of ill? licnvi iiit‘t‘.ltit‘li.. \Vlliio or ””5" “0"”:‘3 MAW-“0“” buttons tic—E friends in tho list 0i" invited guests.
The resolution adoptcti iii” tho “A locru law is [lilli‘t‘ii ovor hlucii or t-ol- """“““i ”m trout. buck “9‘" “WNW-i But there war. a fear that her strength
t‘i'l tivo committnn of thc trtlttsimrti . :orvtl silk Tito hum-vii niiiiws on to ”rm" ‘5 ”m" i“‘1””a"”“”‘ “"9“ A" mmlti ho owttuxcd. For along time
" _ , ' i , ‘ ' . . ,, . . .v ‘tli‘atl‘lltv rowu of old cold and brown 1.. hi lool ‘d m d t h 1091];
tytil‘ixtlti‘tl tcdcsatlon coutiucs tliootrilto :SH-Ii ‘iiilfitlinat Mid Lulututlt tlmt “‘ 4 - ‘ Sit in at. war 0 er
for tho tnomcnt to lontlon. : AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS rimpiu oruaiucut la suiticicut for u but “‘lli'mpml‘f‘ Film-‘33 “3‘1 3 WOW girdle! hitthdn and it now looks as it new
Mr. Anderson. thc monorail acct-o? ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO |N8PECT THE 1913 MODEL3 {that can he: tutor] for afternoon wour. “r “mm”? 3m” Small “W‘s 0" [My oral others would he added on to this,
turv of tho let‘i‘fltioil in ropiv to a - "'— Z'A curtain finish and piqunncy nro givcli ~atuo “‘ “W“! toiorlicd tho bodice. ' lbei‘ol‘e slic passes beyond.
' ' I . ' .' “ ' i _ . . . . . 'I‘o vicar with this costume was a three; - ...... .._. ---
tittcstoirt this morning said: ..1' ho ros~ THE MOYER AUTOMOBILE :iti-ii luu. flat but with a latte luring H .4
olutlon moans tho stoppage of work - and silk top by adding a lace buckle, ‘lllt‘rlil‘ kllli—“I‘ -1 wrap 0f old sold and? \DHZRliSf-I YOURVSUMHER COT
by all tho transport worlxcrs of Londout NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE ’2 ”WM” 0‘ ll“! "myrrh are easily MOM’HFTNR' :"Hi’miidieml with ““r it 1 d TAf'E “2W. ltln
‘ _ . ‘ _ ,. “ t, - , 1. . , ._, ‘ ' .: ‘ .' z , “ " . uutrc s o poope are ms g
and if noccosary n uuttouul strike “iii ' linshiomd at. “0'1”“ I‘m“ dt-‘m‘h ”1‘ m“ ‘ ”0m ‘0 u m” . . ».
ho dcclurcd later." i SAVE TIME AND MONEY fiilossotus from the lumen in which ._....._ ilit‘ll‘ plans tor the summer, and hit
, ily routing at; automobile forr 1an flour, a tiny 05 ii. week. Our (‘lliiilf' ; vou have bought 'thmu (‘oror thc Shot taffeta trimming is a feature oi. “it P t WM! “11.509 that they read 5
"" "“ ”“"’""““‘”'“" . ours are cure u an oil Jcr once then. ' ; ' ’ ‘ " ' . ,
REN'lFI) EARLY-«RENTED wtt .n , ‘ gum-mm frame mu: soft silk or not. "9“ si‘l‘ml‘ W3 "0 ’9' ‘ld"“'~”13“"w"t “l “‘5’ “WW
Do not delay in making that vacant: 0 S ‘ A R H . B A N K S pidd the flowers. plaflna them as close. ’
flat room r ‘toro an income to: I ‘to with othor {in possible. Forget-nit»: _
' ° 5 ' l‘ * . RIVER svnas'r Telephone 881-3 NORWALK. CONN. inots. tiny robes. nillznonotto. Haters. lil-,
ducor. A few cents in tho Sentinel lies etc. are affective in buckle form?
want columns will do it. _ Tho rnfila but'ltlo can be fashioned
”Mm..-“ ”W""‘"'W”W “ ‘ by braiding strands of rama and wiudi
N0 ””0395 GO HOME AND ion the braid around the square.‘
MAKE UP 1 round or oval buckle in lincs until the
-..._. . whol founluti livor .
Judge Scores Attorneys Who Encour- t 0- Bo JaCkson 6| WALL .TREET qilfillicil('(lh"ll[::; Thain 1:23:W moth til
age Suits to Dissolve Marriage i NORWM-K- “ " ' e L “ U " :ut i int n:
. ---.-.': that should be foliowod by the woman ,_..-..
‘1 will grant no alimony in this ODUCIBE PHONE 438.
They are going by—
Don‘t watch them go
50. Main St.
All Fords are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs $590~thc five passen-
get touring car $690—the delivery car
7oo—the town car $9oo--f. o. b. Dc-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue. from S. L. Benedict, 98
quality uni complain in prloo.
I
t:
. Save Your
“Butterfly” Lube I.
They Are Worth
25c 'a . Hundred
in cash or morohandlss from your
grocer.
"Butterfly" Milk
is lupouor gf
Norwalk Chronicler