'5 druid cord Ami colored denim
White
. Double Curtains with‘colored bor-
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uLeonurtIllslrom
E K. BANKS
3', 11.1mm. Hotel slack, no. Not who:
_ ,Ser Nber
Draperies
A complete Wortment of Wood
M aortas and Madras in while.
We autumn at 390 and 500W
"' WM r BEERS
5001038150
Standard
Fashion Book
2013
Patterns free with each
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), Q
Just out.
Book and autloneryQQ Btdfl- ‘
South Hawaii» 9 NM
' ed” rise in temperature in: the Lake
Ruin. .
" lint].
” 1 I‘rom minors recently. called pollcelast
' .sell him some material which he
lug cloudiness tonight, followed .by‘
rain; warmer In the interior; Wednes
day rain;
The southern disturbance is control:
this morning over Tennessee.
' caused local showers and thunder-
storms during the last 24 hours in the
southern districts between the Mis~
sissippi river and the Atlantic coast:
other districts east of
-WEATHER A YEAR AGO TooAv.
,Frauk Danmakas, a house, in Oxford
brothers, in 22 Laurel street.
,_. ......
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: increas-
Harvester
” Wednesday For
4 5 dis
Been Selling at $1.36.
2.9.5.!“ Aid. Vol.3.
Garden
increasing south breezes:
'[t has
:1
Pleasant weather’has prevailed in
the Rocky
Mountains. There has been a decid-
reglon during the past 24 hours.
'l'émp-ec'ature: how, 50; high, 58
iron Rakes,
......
' The K. of C. will ”work the second
degree on Thursday evening in their ””8”” ”060’ like.
No electrical permits.were issued by
the building inspector up to 11:80
o'clock today.
, 25 West Washington St,
South Nomalk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery;
Steve Kim has 9. permit to build for : ~
,ruriuui 11081: run HA8
arinrtn
(Continued from First Page.)
street. to cost $1,200.
Charles S. 'Kun'es has a permit for
building a bungalow for himself in
Ward street to cost $3,000.
in no wise, save in pleasantness.
was the scene dltferent from other
fairs, but there was a genial, social
good time which has seldom before
been reached at events of this nature.
The hall, too, was handsomely attired
in gay drapery and decoration, arr
energetic committee having perform»
ed this work with care.
Flags, buntingmmd pennants repre-
senting the various fire companies at
the town are employed in the decorat-
ing scheme. The hall lends itself to
the hands 01' the decorators nicely.
and the opportunities presented have
min-u advantage of in the trim-
Mr. Meyers, of Brooklyn, vwss visit-
ing his brother-in~law, of Silvermlne
avenue, the past week. ”
Carl .1. Schmidt has the permit for
plumbing in the house of Esposlto
A man followed a woman in Wood-
ward avenue last night. She went
home with a police officer on guard.
A new fence is being built on rail-
ioad property along the tracks be-_
tween Spring street and Lowe street
bridges. ’ bee”
Spades, Forks, Hoes. j‘.
Shovels, Trowels Water Pots, Rub Q'Q
:;: Albert E Cehebe W;
mun-Wm WMWWWmWWW-v
Mass“ MlSSlOil Library
TABLE
Embodylng the very best values
was“. ever beenable to sub-Q
mit. Quarter sawed oak, all.
mission finishes. '
Price $22. 50;
which is absolute saving of one—third the reculolj 151100 This 19 8“
exceptional money saving oppo :t.unlty Call and be convinced.
A. J. Collins 8: Company
FUNERAL piREQc'rone AND EMEALMEe's
Telephone 747
i
WALKS
CEMENT, CONCRETE, ASPHALT, TAR ASH, GRAVEL AND FLAG
WALKS” RE~LA|D, REPQAIRED OR NEW.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:33».
M—‘.
Optician
”O. B. J ackson”
as WALL 62:11:21:
NORWALK.
puouE'jm.
£111thng in the Optical. Line
Eyes Examined Free
PHON
FOURS $2. 500
Distributor for Feiriield Coun‘y.
You want your house or store wired
You need an elecrric motor
You want an electriclhn in a burr
we will not overcharso you and will guarantee the work
THE WHITE ELECTRIC ‘CQ
(Micron)
ELECTRICAL oom'RAoTOIit:0
E 842-8.
The many exclusive features that are found onli on
Moy er Motor Cars
Are not meryely "talking points” but pmtical appliances that have
proven their worth in the Mayor factory,
Price with Complete Equipment 1
Demonstrations on request.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Electric EVERYTHING 1' 1 Electrical ,
dilllll'm... ELECTRICAL ......“Hifl’iiil
TRY US
and on thwad.
_ ‘,
srxssi’ss'f'om.
River Street. Norwalk, Conn
, last night is as follows:
Old \Vell ii. and l... 10.
Reliance H. and 1... f1.
Rowayton Hose, 5.
Hope Hose, 4.
Pioneer ii, and 1..., 3.
l’lirman'E‘nglne, 3, .1
llnyllowerIH, and 14., 3.
k‘ledlcr's orchestra dispenses music
.....______. mlng.
rm, Hungarian Reformed Church At the left of 'the door on entering
held a dance 1,, Arlen 1.1311 my, night is the cake booth This is in charge
xlie annual affair. The occasion was 0‘” Mm Archie F- N351) M193 WW
most pleasant, there was a large ut—Q Howard and MW? H010“ Cullen
tendsnce, and everything was 0010- Next comes the secretary' s booth in
“lately successful. lwhlch (‘ harlcs F‘. Lockwood and
...... ”George liruuh uro alternately in
Anton Nagy, in Jail for murderous (WI-1‘89 '
assault. has been granted permission At the further end of the hell are
to attend the funeral of his sister, 'Mre three booths. The country store here
L‘haugery, and will come here in com it! in charge 01‘ M188 A1106 GI‘BY- Th0
puny with on oiliccr Nagy is theman fancy booth. the most prottlly trim~
who is charged with stabbing his mod is in charged Mrs George W.
wife lilogsrdus and Mrs. A. N. Therluult.
, ~--~ The candy booth in presided over byQ
lidmis dl waterbury will petition Mrs George 111111111. M1,", Elsie Bor-
i.ho council tonight to sell him land at “M'- M133 pour] pmona' and Mg,“
llili rear of his pluce in Roton avenue. F‘dnu lirush
He states in a conununkaatiou that the rpm, voting booth. in which the lov-
iown sold him the land at a meeting on
June 23d last, but that the report or
the meeting did not contain the record
of the proceedings.
's
of John Meeker. The Old Well llook.
,nud Ladder Company leads in this con-
tent, to date.
The cigar booth is in charge of lfrod
Seoileld and the trotting can be heard
throughout the 1111111,
Ice cream and soda water counters
are in charge of George llrush and
John Woofer
George 'l‘allmadge and William
Ryan officials at the door and lddward
liable in the coat room.
Woit Horowitz. fined for buying junk
night and said some boys wanted to
thought was stolen. The oillcers in-
o'estlgstod and found that the articles
had been taken from the, .dumpnnd
more otno value. it was copper that
«Horowitz bought the other time.
”WW” All arrangements for the big night
”winning Trays, Graduates. Funnels
laro under .wsy. This is ilrémens
Inlght and will he preceded by a short
street parade with the Court Narruk
Fife and Drum corpd mix falling, mun...
Visiting new from 17:901th the
state and thiaé'olty are 1x11111110 to st-
Photo Suppliés
Films, Phil”. Printing Frames, De.
add everything nor use in Photogra-
Q. George \\'.
lng cup for the most popular ilro com- Q _
puny is on exhibition, is in charge?
_Q d and. IQ: warm reception is planned . Q
throughout the evening and for the
dancing. This diversion will be en-
joyed nightly.
l The commitiee on the fair is as fol-
lows:
Walter Mot’urihy-«»-i‘l1ulrmun.
. .lamcs Mouughmpwtlccrclnry.
Bognrdus--—'l‘rcasuror. ,
3 George Brush, Moses P. 1101101 k.
lludley "( ullon Vincent Costello, (',l1us
li‘. lxkaood' 111111 John blocker.
'l‘he oiiltuis of thrmonipuuy are as
iollom:
('lnptillnHHH-HWaller McCarthy.
lat. Lieutenant»~Jnmeu Monughuu
2nd. l.leutouant~-Wlllliun ”union.
li‘lnuiiclul Secretary~~ffharlos
Locko'ood.
! Recording Herroiury
Treasurer~Williani Nsdln
Everybody has been helping the fire‘
' men, as the boys deserve, and there is
no reason why the fair should not be
”the most successfulin the history of
,the city,
I
l
|Q
1’
. ‘uiornlng.
l
...—......
‘iiise Lulu auricular 13 West .we
use, South Norwalk, was admitted to
line Norwnlk Hospital yesterday after-
noon. She was operated upon this
m
* HATS forthe iash— ;
: ionabl‘e, in the La-
; test Smart Models.
- Edna Mae Seymour ‘
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
. on the schooner A.
. vestlgation.
',' their home for a year.
1 Moon.
. ” fir. William 11.
. .Qiilic
‘ 1congested and filled with water and
‘ deceased had been drinking. When
‘ fucked by the coronal how it was that
:' uio Momma
sU1Ts
a. As the Easter rush is over we have a few broken lots in Suits
wipe it We are ‘clouing out at prices to suit every lady's purse. The
Suite come in one and two tier skirts and are in fill the latest
motoriuls and ,colorlngs . ...... ’..‘.... $12.98 up
BALMAGAANB. " "
Guaranteed cravonettod, satin yoked, sleeves lined. every seam
Htl‘ilipéd and stitched 1 .u:”nun-.1inicurI-uuméf‘vn. m . ‘91981
Just received a lame shipment of Wash Dresses in figured and
plain crepos, rice cloth. in fact all the new summer materials. :
We invite you to call to sea the new summer creations.
M. MOLTAR'
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Coroner’s Inquesl Shows Fatall-
' iv Was Result oi Tooliucli
' “Blue Bell" Whiskey
1
lillllll. Handrails
11011101111 Him
Modical Examiner Connswell 0i,
Siraiiord Thinks neaill
Was Accidental
m
liltllmEl’OitT,”A11ril 14,—»Comner
John J. Phelsu, yesterday held
an inquest into like death of Mrs. Cora
Chambers the negress who was drown
ed off Steeplechase "island on Thurs
day night and in connection with
which William H. Moon, 11. deckhsnd
and A. Reeves is
held by the police, pending the in-
Decieion Was Reserved.
lit developed from the testimony
given yesterday that ilrs. (‘ham-
hers and Moon had been drinking to-
gether and were bound for the schoon-
er in a smell boat, which crupslzed
when near the schooner. Moon suc-
ceeded in saving rhimself but the worn.
on, who was unusually heavy, was
drowned,
The first witness was Patrick Spill-
nne, of 605 Union avenue. lie said
to Long Beach and saw the body
flouting about 20 feet off shore. Hel
waited until the wind and this had:
brought it ashore and then went to a'
yacht club at the footoi’ Seaview ave-
nue and telephoned the authorltes.
Julia and George Smalley. of 138'
High street, at. whose home Moon had
already testified he visited Just pre-
vious to 1118 meeting (‘ora Chambers,
denied this emu-111m emphatically"
and swore that [be had not been 111*
Want Out to Schooner. 1
Alma Hayes,‘ of 03 High street, saidI
1: that she knew Moon and saw him 011:
-~ Thursday night at 10 o‘clock
”I he was in an intoxicated conditwlon.
2: She said that he offered to treat her.
:: to a certain brand of whiskey, which
~ she refused because it was too cheap
”I nhoreat Moon went out and purchas- l
'2 ed a better grade of whiskey. whirl:
' they drunk together.
”~ was at the house that day fiom thei
w‘hru'
from Williams
afternoon until the time she left \vithl
After the 1mm) had consum- i
ed all the whiskey that Moon had;
bought, he said that he had no more:
money but had more liqum on the
schooner and invited the Chambers’
woman to accompany him to the boat. ’Q
explaining that it was moored just off
the foot of Pembroke street. (‘orn
said” she was game and offered to go
with him. Mrs. Hayes said that she
felt uneasy about the proposed tripI
11ml (buttoned Mrs Chambers not 10"
go. Q8110 said that (‘ora ()ct‘ilslolmlll
“out out with men but as :1 rule was
a sleady mid liarfld-nmkiug girl.
Harry W ard. a boarder at -thc
limes home, l'orrobrated ilie‘tosil
mony given by Mrs. llnyes.
Autopsy Performed.
I
(Joggswcll, ”medi-
cal examiner, testified that he had
performed an autopsy on the body of
deceased and mound the. lungs
was convinced that death was due to
drowning. The liver showed that the
the body did not sink for a period of
daysftho medical examiner said that
no bounds he. could figure. Mf's. Cham-
bers was drowned at, midnight. ’The
tidefwM on the ebb. the wind was
blowing from the southwest and the
.woman was fol, which probably no
‘lellled, lor‘ihe fact. that. she floated
lurid ~thc” other conditions brought her
body ashore.
Hilupiain Garrett lieflrass, who had
command of the ochoonér, testified
that Moon was his deckhuud and
that he left the schooner Thursday
night at" 10010011 and went ashore
Q in 11 111001 flat bottomed boot. The
next he saw of him was when he was
in the inter that night. '1‘, he was
forced to get. into his yaw] and fish
him out He 911111.111: he knew noth-
ing of the drowning of the woman
’Quutll Huntley.
Woman” Upset dost.
like these are being worn by the
fashionably dressed ’women They
are the styles that the style experts
have pronounced correctend fashion-
able for this srmxo and SUMMER.
You won't. llnd a lieticrtcollectlon of
’ Bulls at these prices 1101' a better store
”to deal with, and of vital importanCe.
is our SYSTE’M‘ of EASY PAYMENTS.
Q ,l’riccs $12 50 to $35. 00
that on Good Friday morning he went .
Jacoby’ s
Opp. Hoyt’ 8 Theatre
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NeWYork, New Haven
and Hartford
Railroad Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 15.1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A, M.——1:20x, 6:33x, 5:4111, 6:09,
0:55x, 7:18x, 7:46, 8:17x, 8:5511, 9:1511,
9:37, 10:27x, 10:45x, 11:14.1.
P. M.-—l:09x, ' 1:18, 3:00.11,
4:40.11, 5:12.v., 5:44. 62001:,6147,
713111. 9:42x,10:12x.
Sundays.
A. M.-12:25x, 5:33.11, Szilx. 8:54,
10:27x, 11:21. ‘
P. M.—-'12:50x, 2:44x, 3:00x,
620011, 7:01x, 7:12, 7:57x, 9:42
10:28. '
..
3:29,
7:0211,
5:44,
. 1021211,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-4:45x, 5:40, 6:45. 8:03x.
8:-51x, 59:15.1, 1020211, 10:05, 10:510x,
11:03.
P. lit—«12:03, 1:05. 2:001, 2:57,
3:3091. 3:55, 4:29, 5:05x, 5:21, 6: 28,
6:01x, 6:07, 8:10x. 9:40:11. 9:44, 11:15x.
11:30, 12:00x.
Sundays. =
"10:02x.
A. Si.——6:00. 8:03x," 920011,
11:00x. Q
p "11—12. 10 1: 02x 3: 3011, 1:021.
,.1~,t104:,01x 7: 14x, 8:101: 9:40x. 11: 15!,
12: 0091
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEw HAVEN
A. arr-132231, 121711, 6:09, 7:23,
9:1611, 10:22, 11:11x, 11:57x. '
P M.-——l' 20 3:101: 1:28, 5:14, 0:13x,
0:17, 7:10x 9: 26x 10-11011, 11:20.
Sundays.
A 11.:~1223.1,1:17x.
10: 19 11: llx
r M.-12:09.\'.
0 40
7:43. 9:1dx,
220791, 4:47x. 621211,
7:10x, 8:34x, 9:26x-f, 1025011.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY
A. M.—-—l. 20 6:13, 8:27, 925911.
P Ill—1:" ...'1, 4:38, 6:20, 7:15.
' Sundays. 1
A. M,——',10,:35. '
P. his-2:15, 7:15. , ,
1 DANBU'RY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
' A. M.——0:00, ‘7:23, 8:18., 1010311,
11:55. '
r. M.——l:21, 6:10,~ 8:30.
Sundays.
A. M.—~7::'15_, 11:411.
1’. M.——6:05, 8:30.
x signifies express, Q
t signifies stops on signal only.
«M
RED MEN'S HALL. SO. NORWALK '
WEEK OF APRIL 13-20.
Dancing Every Evening
Admission
Grand Easter bill of screams, sprprises
and sensations al the home of su-
peib vaudeville
Always striving to be distinctive in
entertainment qualities. V
A distinguished announcement.
celebrated Irish wizard,
LAWRENCE CRANE
And His Campany of MyStlfiers,
introducing Mr. (.‘ranc's
creation that.has astounded .both
”continents, “The Den. of ”Mystery."
The Q
MARGUERlTE NELSON ANo co.
' Presents a comedy dramatic playlet of
the underworld culled ,.”The Tiny
Crook." ”
MARlE ,LAVARRE.
The Sunshine Girl,
KEIT AND DEMON-'1',
Eccentric Funstcrs.
LADV ALICE'S PETS, Q
A marvelous trained animal novelty.
TUESDAY.
James O’Neil, ThE'Cpunt of Monte:
Cristo. ' . '
\
HEAVY VOTE IN NEW BRITAIN.
lest vote ever cast in New Britain is-
olecilons today.
towns, in seeking reelection. Alder»,
mun George A. ‘(luigiey,. Republican,
W'liiiiisdiiy'slwnlng and went to Sam
Diamond 11 saloon on Lexington avenue
where he had six or seven glasses of
beer. 4
house in the roar of the saloon, where
he assisted in drinking a pull of beer
and a. hull" pint of whiskey. Another
saloon was visited and he took in more
liquor when he went to lhc Smullcy
residence. He had more to drink thcrc
' and finally landed at the Hayes home,
where he met: ihe deceased, who went.
with him in ”the l‘l~~‘i‘oot boot to the.
schooner. Just as they renrlhed the
side of the schooner and he: was reach-
ing for the painter, Ali's. Chambers
stood upuud the boat turned over
lilo told the coroner that he could not
help letting the woman drown and
when asked why he did not tell the
captain of her death, he said that he
did not know, admitting that it would
have been M19 proper thing to do. ,
Coroner P11191011 thenl recalled Mr.
and.Mrs: filmslley and told them that
ll'vtliey :did nutsHtell the truth he would
hold , them. nor perjury-but they ”per:
slated in their story to the effect that
Moon ' had“ not visited "their home on
the night in question.
The coroner made 'no decision in
the case. ' '
”"TllG Broad River 90111101.
Then he went to Frank Allen's Q
baseball to be up, but is in a weak solidi”
loam wiialiey the Winnlpuuk school filer many friends 1111a H'h'e ‘llpll
‘. WW.” ‘ ’ ‘6‘
uho was nominated after a warm
threecornered caucus, is opposing
him. Herbert N, Beebe is the Sociuw
list candidate, and 1p, (‘. lQ'lalt, a mum
ul’actuier, is the Prohibition cundldaté.‘
Nearly fifty per cont. of the votchud
been cast at 10:30 o’clock. this morn-
mg.
:5, 078 had been to the mills
Mia. Buol B. liassctic, wife of the Q
lfi’iohibiiiou nominee i'orgovcruoi at
the last slate elections, became ina‘
volved in an argumentut one oi? the
words when she found her name liaIQlQ-
been omitted from the voting list. ~va
men may vote on. school matters, in
this city. 'Jlrs. .llusectte insisted "on“
voting and the ward officials weir
equally as insistent flint she should.
not. Finally the Republican regis
of voters inserted her name on the-‘vo
big list and she Went to one of the vo
inf: machines. lininlenlionaily sh
nearly voted the straight Hroliibltlo
ticket, but the machine was vbloolrd
by one of the officials before she 11
ed the lever. ' . ..
...;—
caps from appendicitis. Shea.
MUSEMEMEV .
Annual Firemen’ 5 Fair ’
Given by PUTNAM +1.0,st co. No. 1. .‘7.
15 cents ,
Ho 1 3?
Music “11311.3
NEW BRITAIN, April 11.——rue heav». 7?
registering its choice at the municipal "
ilayor'Jos'eph M. liei-
loian, Democrat, \vhoHlms served two
There are 7,021 voters entitled
to cast their ballot and at that hour I
sumptuous . ”
Norwalk Chronicler