THESDA MAY 5, Viola
Mr- mwam w M
W ndow
Draperies
A cornpleto assortment of potted
Swiss, Scrlms ancihMadrns in white.
moon, corn and colored designs.
White Ruffle Curtains at 39c and 500m
Double Curtains mu: colored our: ‘
darn at 55°
Lace Curtains from . muesli-50
a K. BANKS
SIImInerVNunIber
Standard
Fashion Beck
20c
WM P BEERS‘
Book and 3‘8tntionory More.
south Nor-Indie.
Manackomo HoteIIV-Qiock, 80. Nomoik.
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W EATH ER FOR EGABT.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain fol
lowed by clearing tonight; Wednesday
fair; strong south, shifting to west-'
winds, probably reaching gale force. .
The western disturbance is moving
slowly eastward and is now. central
ovenlaake Erie It has caused gener-
al rain during the last 24 hours from
Texas northeastward to Maine. Many
thunderstorms were reported in the
rain area. The greatest rainfall re,
ported for the last 24 hours was 4.28
3 inches at Memphis, Tenn, The tem-
perature has remained nearly station‘
dry in all districts except the extreme
northwest, where there has been a
fall of ltljtoIlB degrees.
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WEATHER A YEAR Aoo TODAY.
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Temperature Low 54; high, 69 .
Fair, :_ «I :I .
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There is no work on the iRecliner
theatre excavation in North Main,
to
. The directors of the Npi‘rvplk ‘tl'iub
wills other fawn ameeting tonight; to
dispo e of lontlne business I ‘
The South Norwalk Sayings Bank
has a good proposition to present to
Egon. In will" be found in the adv to-
“‘day. "33 ' 3 ’3 I I'
street today: the Melanoma; it
Mrs John Wheeler. of. Westport.
was admitted to the NorWaik Hospital
. today Where she will undergo an
operation.
All the First District lire companies
wlitholdVI their regularfmeetlngs to- VI
Ver‘utViV‘ne business is scheduled
night.
to come um"
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The street department placed gravel
on Crescent street yesterday, that‘eby
3‘ I greatly improving the condition‘lif the
3 . highway surface.
oring at‘ Tristram & Hyatt's?
have an excellent line. also an elites—
' - the men held have been wonderfully V
'kVindV to them. All morning Italians
flowi‘filou seen the parquet floor core, 3
New Pictorial Review
Fashion Book now on 533932 250.
Free pattern with each book. Bet-
Iet 61 than ever.
DONNE LLY S
sTATleNERV AND soon-stone
1o scorn MAIN eraser.
CHARGES GHAllIlEVD
(Continued from Vli‘irst’ deo'.)
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certninty that his reco’very will ‘be of-
must» be responsible, andl‘the Signal-loi-
'court would require some one 30 an-
swer for the’crime that had been com
nmitted3' The chnrges Against th’ll pris-
changed charge it became a crime.
no Ilium aaosttu i?
could not foretell with any degree of I'
foot“. filmuld'fhe tile: thin some one I:
oners were misdemeanors, but on the ..
Atomeys Light and Cuneo argued :j
with the Judge, saying that there had ,.
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$1. 00 3|
25c fill
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Telephone 747
Speecial for Three Days
UNCLE HlRAM's pousn AND VAaNIsH.
Bum. an Polish lg Vanniobes‘ cleans soc.
operation lurulturo pianos, woodWOrit n3n3d ahtdlndb'l b.
apotagjsclntciles and that smoky appearance
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J Collins & Comp
FUNERAL omen-rose IANDI-EMBALM as
has in onus-I
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Removes
any
Sada.
ofV I sLImG.
‘ Fertilizers
. 3 otato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Stiper- -phosphate
Land Plaster. Muriate of Potaalln Nitrate of
RAYMoNo morsels
3' fillillll 'lllllllli
. has addressed a letter to President
Secretary of State and Attorneyflen-
at
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v
B. Jackson
Optician
w
as wantj§arnear ~
NORWLK I
PHoflt
4;?
EVerythinagln the Optical Line
‘ Eyes Examined F3 {e .
Eioo'tflo
I.:Ho
I“ I
been no evidence introduced which II
would tend to show that any of the jV
i prisoners was responsible for Debun-
ca’s condition and they mentioned ha. :3
bass corpus proceedings. As it would I)
talus live days for this move, and as I;
the case will be heard tomorrow morn» ..
lug. pending a. report on the nondition 'I
of Damped. the threatened,” prol'e had jj
not been taken up to noon.
cured the necessarybonds for their re-
lease. Failing of this. the friends of
with pacltages of 3!
innate; for those lock
I. sweat-
prison
piano as
. . a seam .
is shout. 80 Item bide. He has a so'uz-
skull and condusslon
m . I
able assurpnco can be given that the
no, Keogh am '
lie attainst the
Neither had any a! the prisoners se- .
EVERYTHING
:3 333.33%"... ELECTRICAL
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry
will act evenness. you and will guarantee
THE WHITE ELECTRIC
(Watered)
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TRY; US
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Elutl’filll _:
Suppllu.
otor Repairs
and big
liloll d
etch
the MM
some also
statistical}!
Vine steamer to Richmond. Va, including also
all‘rl’ast the foilowimi; morning; noonday luncheo k
or Murphy. millennium!”
~to Norfolk, Va, including open,
ins morning;- noonday luncheon é't‘ Nordok
ins (except Bonds #% initiator New Kama
Vvaerth. drrli'rlili N Wfollii‘wlnk afterno-
ors sail on. ry week day at: p in from Pier .. 3
core 933:3 cT3“-I"“II:..3 . .
or illustrated pamphlet Tour “apartment,
oM N o; ' 1.1st
dent. The cm?
Into a cross a
with a shrink
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.I rFedeVralJ'nserve bank. nor hold stool:
n. Pans. iti‘g‘oin
. to the Senate as they were awaiting
Istltule him'. '~ . ”I .
3- have all 'Wtfld' -
.. dent's original idea of securing two
-: bankers. a business man. an economist
I it was believed would be formally re.
' celvedsom‘e than today, would mean
:1 “the selection of another man who had
I 9 combined legal and business train~
II ins.
I. vcompany"
.l‘ The board is authorised to examine
I of a {federal anvlsory council. meui- V IV
here of which are unpainted by algae-IV ‘
illililll {Milli
President Wilson liomnialoa the
llamas of Those Who Will
Look Alter Nation’ a liar-
rsncy Svsinlnl
BOSVION May 5.——-Richard Olney
Wilson formally declining the appoint-
merit as governor of the Federal Re-
serve Board of the new banking sys
tom. 3
WAISHlNG'I‘ON, [May 5.-——Al‘ter four
months of waiting while President Wil-
s'MI carefully slfted'hundreds of ponies.
the business and financial world today
lbarned definitely that the following
men had been chosen for the Feder
Reserve IBoard, which will put into op
eration the nation' s corrcncy system:
Richard Olney. of Boston, former
eral oi the United States under Presls
dent Cleveland.
' Paul M. Warburg, or New Ydr, mem-
ber of Kuhn, Loch & Company, and
lifelong student of foreign banking
systems
W. P.G . Iiiarding, president First
National Bank of Birmingham, Ala,
and one of the leading bankers of the
South.
Harry A. Wheeler, \ice- president"
and director of the Union Trust Com
Why, of Chi ago, and until recently
her of Commerce,
of finance at the University of ('1 alifoi-
Illa and now assistant to Secretary:
Lane oi the Interior Department; It po-
iitlcalI economist and writer on econ
males and finance.
These men. together with W. G. Mc-
Adoo. Secretary of the Treasury. John
Shelton Williams, Comptroller of the
Currency, who are exhofiicio members,
have been selected to compose the
Federal ’Reserve Board.
“White House othclalsdeclined to say
when the nominations would be sent
today further word from Mr. Olney as
to his acceptance.- lt‘Iwas feared by
persons close to this White House that
he would not accent on account of his
advanced yeara."IMr. Olney had been
chosen for governor of the board, and
it is not known :81 yet who would sub-
The other tour men, it is understood,
The personnel ‘dbllows the
[vesi-
a‘hd student of finalise. and a lawyer
pd business man.
The declination of Mr. Olney, which
Underthe new: currency law appoint.-
‘iv'e member: of the‘boardhare to de-
.Their salaries are 312,000 .a
year. The law creating the board pro-
‘vides‘that none of its members "shall
be an oilicer or director of any bank.
Ibankingdnstltotio‘n, trust company. 3 or
in any booking. institution: or trust
the affairs of each Federal reserve
boon: and each member: baseman to
Motrin necessary. reporter was board
must publish Weekly statements of the
condipo n of Federal rescue bonito.
3tion otdddltblltul of worthieoil
assets from books of Federal renews
bank
ligation Mentions of any Fed-
eral réserye MilltWA feature of file
new currency system is the crediting
is transn mod
evil disaV
one he
an oppottun ty
tors oi each Federal rosanneManM '1‘
soFy conn-
(1 ‘m Res stv
Ie'mpdfiened to dis-
33chanae arising out i actual nominal- 3
" ‘ on ‘lthd alums V
3'Dr. Adolph Caspar Miller, professor I
president of the United States Ciiam- ..
it Is YOur Duty
toBeWeli Dressed _
When You Can Dress ,4 '
Well on $13 a men
No excuse new for the fellow
who is holding over last win-
ter' 5 clothes. Any man who has
a job can spare a dollar a week,
» and a dollar a week will enable
. him to dress like a regular after
he has learned of the advantages .
that this store offers. Union Made 3‘
clothes, latest fabrics and
Hand Tailored. No Red Tape
about it, either. uth a mutual
understanding, by which 'vve beth
profit.
Jacoby s
CREDIT OUTFITTERS TO
MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILDREN; :
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre.
A BIG SALE OF WOMEN’S
Very Stylish, Cloth
UITS
With Prices materially Reduced
on Models That
newest.
Serges, Mixtures and all the.l.at‘
est. Materials are included in these
Think of getting re.
duced prices at the season‘s height.
indeed the striking. feature of
this sale .is the lowness or the
-V prices, on suitgrthatare brand new
and show the most recent fashion.
Latest ideas in shades.
colors and patterns
A his stock awaits, you making
choosing very easy.
too. that are not to be resisted.
Norwalk's smartly dressed wo-
men ought to assemble at
ISmnrt Suits.
changes.
sale
Are the
Low prices,
Very
/
this
M MOItasclI 8: Son
120 Wa.hington 8t.
Main store-4:0 Atlantic 8t” Stamerd.
. voteri'nll- their time to the board's busi- _
’ ~ nose.
and it- may anspend (oh 3 [nip-333:
I? dthllfi‘reuuire bgsnlmilégon of Fell‘ .
M5“ve ”3531‘ 5 require the i: will call and give estimate:
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Furniture Repa
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134-136 Washington St
MAIN, COR CONCORD B
REDUCTION-d $2.00V Reading V
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