fv r“ haw”
Acompleto assortment of. Dotted
SWlss, Scrlms and Madras in white, “
cleam corn and colored designs
White Ruffle Curtains at’ 39c andbflo 1 1
Double Curtaln8 with colored bor-
ders at .1 6611
Luca Curtains .from . .- 501: to “-50
s. _K.3'BANKS :. .
Mahacksmo' Hotel Block. so. Notwsik. South Norwalk.
Book and atntlonery 31...:
Nonvsllté
' WEATHER roascssr.
*7.—
For iNorwaik and' vicinity: Cloudy
4::
Buy Here
outsi
Porch yShadesQ
Street Temperature Up? Porch Temperature .
is Dawn—When the VUDORS are. -
,; A p’or‘oil that is sparse should‘be coolfiwhere you 1
can eat delightful meals and even sleep. Vudor Porch 1
Shades give you complete
air, which makes sleep 0 nights, :
thoufiht you’d lost with childhood. When it’s 'b‘lazing , .
c. ”you’ re cool.“
Cut Your Name on Our Bobks
. OPEN A CHABGE ACCOUNT.
And the Clothes Question will be For-
ever Settled for Your Family
Most. fashionable Clothing for all the family at lock
bottom prices and longterm credit is our offering to
all lien and Women (let in line with the huntheds
of satisfied customers that have eliminated all worry
about clothes through opening a charge account and
buying here.
FRANK JACOBY
OPP. HOYT’S THEATRE SOUTH NORWALK
rivscy and Help you to cool
P the dash sleep yen
work had not been fairly conducted,
, .1 so stating.
When its sticky insider you have The hearing was closed 0"“ vow ot
the board.
the‘ I want food” feeling Air gives. . Get Summer" I .-
ioyd WithOuf'it's inconveniences!
A J Collins" & Company
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS . ,
The matter was referred to the same
board for further investigation as to
the Seaview avenue portion of the
changes. . ,
"The discussion. inferring unfair
treatment of the‘ matter by the com-
AXE Telgph9n¢I747 . ,1- , 1.-1 . mittee, provoked the. resignation Iot’.
~.——-—-,— ' m— fiw_—7~——,—e~_a Mr. Fielding, who stated, in taking
tonight and Thursday probably show-.
ers; strong northeast winds dimin-‘ And Get
fishing. Showers were 1eported thisi
morning .i'rom Texas and cloudy and coupons for the Pony
rainy weather continues in the north
ern idrlstrlct east ofI the Mississippi contest
[River The tempelatures are low fol
the section of the year in all dis-
tricts east of the Rocky Mountains,
except along the Gulf and South Atlan-
"tic' coasts. Freezing temperatures
it will make some child happy.
DONNELLY'S
STATIONEm’n‘ANfl1 BODMQTOH E
Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
1
M'FertiliIZ'ers"
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime.
Soda.
. RAYMOND BROTHERS
1this course before the council that he.
i for one, had done his best to treet
the matter in the fair and square way.
No action was taken on his resigna-
. tion during the meeting.
Garner Street Hearing.
The report of the freehoiders, M. J.
Riordan, Howard A. Tilley and Thom
as Robins on Garner street's layout,
was read by the clerk
Edward Beard was the first speaker.
a
l
6 CU H M IN T
were reported from the northwest. ' ' § 1114“!“ 1 STEEL.”
There usually occurs at this time in
May three or (our days of cloudy,
rainy weather'with low temperatures.
lam
-—— ...,.._....’
Joseph JaCobs, who was brought to
the Norwalk Hospital after being
—— struck by a freight train at Sangatuck,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY-lyesterday afternoon, is doinngell.‘He
Temperature: Low, 49? high, 66‘ has a broken left leg and contusions
Rm“- 1 about the body. According to his
""“ story he purchased a ticket to Bridge
It may be said that in the grammar, port and it was taken up by the con-
school hall league, St- Marys, Center, doctor before Saugatuck was reached.
—_
(He alleged th'iit his property rights
had not been fairly treated.» Charles
and ””3"“ ”a“ a” i" the “’3“ There he warput on, he claims and
”I Sweaters for ladies,
he started to §°n r toss the tracks
sees and
inmate“ i“ Tristramen: fly} We? 't" adieu untreight mun... 1111 an
new and most attractLve dine in all
him.
' colors ' f,’
, 1 Must LEAVE resin.
The subject of Dr, J. 1H. Mallery’s 76".-
adv. is internal diseases and teeth
11‘ you are having tooth trouble it will'
(pay you to read the adv
Trl ut Wanam- "Execution.
. Thirty days With costs was the line
,‘imposed by Judge E. M. Lockvvood on
three men who were beiorehlm in the
3 i . .
leter Gallagher, Of the downtown town court this morning on'the charge
‘ section, took out a permit today to
‘ I, do plumbing in the barber shop of Jo- gglogxn'gr'e?‘ 1113:3113“; :33;
aeph 0M0 in Cedar street, ‘from out %'towu and illlam
-—‘Have you triedmhr extra fancy Bucko" Murphy, 0" Normal ' The
blend coi'tee‘ 28¢ 11 lb. None better first two were untested Mend night
around. Direct Importing 00., .102 at the South «Norwalk railroad station
Washington St. Opp City Nat Bank. :but they were let go by Judge Keogh
:yesterday in court with the under-
Washington Chapter, No 24, Royal standing that they were to get out of
Arch Masons will hold a stated con- WWII immediately “0“! were WORN
. vocation in the rooms, Masonic buiidailip in the First DRUM yesterday 8f
lag, Wall street; this eventng. iI temoon well loaded «
." 1 William Murphy has a record of ar
9.711119 entertainment committee of the rents which till both sides of the card
. ob c1111, met 19151 9179111113 at the on which it is kept and he Iwas
I 3111119 or M"; Frederick '3 Lyon, 44 found early this morning in the rear
[yyeat street and discussed a progf'arn' of the New York' Grocery in Main
invents for the summer. , , ' ism,“ by Officer IDorney
W..."
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1.1.2.
n.”-
3111111le _HE_11‘ANKLI‘-:.‘
Washington Chapter. No. 24. Royal
Arch Minions, was represented by ’DM'
13,48 Huntington, Past Grand; 11111111
Miss Ethel See accompanied by
yesterday... on. The result waoa severe sprain, and
» “be young lady fainted promptly from
‘1 . Several of the incorporators ‘ot the pain. She was taken to an office in
New Canaan Railway Company met; Bail-road avenue, and Dr. Francis 1.
', last night and considered some mats 'Burnell. but shortly out of the coitus
“Fen. A few things have to be settled cil meeting. was called. He rendered__
ltd it is enacted that either Conklirr temporary attendance and then took
'01 Moth-11th.- the promoters oflho new the to pin to Miss Sees home in his
tpolley line. will arrive in mud today? autumn lie. ‘ "L
1.11. idiom them. 1?
Judao Lockwooa Jmpolst sentence on 11
Optician
Everything in the 0 tidal Line .‘I -
,' ._. . , 'F‘. Haliock, tor the 'Methodist'Church .
2, --'«‘..- . - . ‘ - ty' John F chMahon (or iiiiss
1- ss WALL eraser .. ”mp" ’ - ‘ ‘ ‘
, 2 , 1 1 z“ 2 1‘ Frances Hard; and Willis O‘H n,
O. B. Jackson ”0...... 2“ “r
.for himself. protested against the
proposed changes.
Chairman Riordan, of the commit-
tee, said that the board had endeavor-
ed to do things in the proper way. He
said that the majority of the property
owners along the streetagreed on the
sixteen-foot line in -,;conference. iflIe.
Pause «I. -. .
”who stated that,_§he committee had
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting .in prime condition
and there is no stealer pleasure than a spin througbilhe country, when -
when the first signs of spring are showing.
Our rates are very reasonable, 11nd our chaudeurs are skilled and-
careful men. Orders by telephone will receige prompt attention.. .1 . »..~
oscAR 11‘. BANKS
Distributor for Palrlield Conny.
-L|anJfiJOOLW '
.., worked- at all. . times vunder the. super-
_ vision of the corporation counsel.
' ' “l 1« The hearing was voted closed.
. The report .01 thencounnittee was“
' moved accepted by Councilman Rior-
dan. Councilman Loudeu seconded the
motion.
i . Councilman Mather than protested.
i: ills seriously objected to the layout
and assessments. he said, and thought
..1 the matter should be considered tur~
«titer. either by the same or another
board. He mentioned the possibility
'~ ‘ of litigation arising over the action. in
.' that as Mr.,MoMahon had stated prop-
‘ arty not containing houses was as-
2 H second as a protection for houses al-
1. ready erected in future or anticipated
‘1 -= t: ..benellta. Mr. McMahon had said. it was
' g— illlegal and unjust previously.
11‘ n.1,.
River Street. Norwalk. Conn.
is
T he Hot Summer 1
w1ll soon be here.
The United Electfic, I _ I I
Telephones T‘s-day . if
<. ,,Counoilmsn Mather’s substitute mo-
' . ,' ..tion, to tho ell’ect that the matter be
referred back was not seconded.
., atlmeasapt as any to have the matter
1e. tested out in litigption it thatcourse
~ ; «was (sand necessary." .
1" .1 a “.2.
Nth-3'21.
hdna's ills-ah anywasrd 1 don't
think it will stand " - .
Councilman 1110.131. motion pre
veiled. 2... 1. a; .
J. Romyton swoon Extension. -
' l The bedri’ngF on the extension of the
IRown‘ytcn switch was opened
8 J. Adams oven 'the am remon~
Light & W positive menace to the health or those
”living in the vicinity. in that the cars
'stahd‘ there during the night season
' ' and the passengers keep people awake
1! cars " vanes.
1; 133“.” I'm-mg, b: m .MWM‘GW \A. welldynown New York Millionaire
a inept handsome lilosiic oil. ting and his wits. wont to a flattery“ .0119;
w .
R. Joselovsk'y,
its resorts inns
“40011111111131! iron: lirst pagej
""‘.“"‘."""‘ .34
in, ,1
8”le Mm. Hearing.
May- afternoon with the IdeIa' of. ”doing a lit: looted by “the new icyout 911mb.
' ion wait til .. ‘
talking, shouting and generally disturb-
" in; the peace. The cars stop on the
' new” switch for Iirom one to four minutes.
“gunpoint”. Ni]. ii. Grant echoed the sentiments
1&5 further at the Marlene speaker. 1‘
.l Manager .1“. B Potter. tor the com-
a hat-pony, aiplaiu‘ed that the proposed
was lengthening is absolutely necessary for
are the salary on conycnlence oi thé trav-
“3. .1
1 .
mic-on 11...“. a... oneness 91m schedule-
inset his . ,
W. CAWood suggested that the
council cannot grant the request of.
the corporation. in that thestate regu-;
in Prospect avenue.
" ..IIessary to build thirty more rooms. 1
Councilman Riordan thought the
._Councilman Mather. said, "The whole .,
, and Superintendent Chapman prcmls- '
stunt. He said that the switch is a,
Mr. Potter continued, saying that}
itch be placed over in parted. ut
._....... . .. ‘...,,..._....-
, . - ”—Jm'!
stealing them during the long waits‘ " ‘
on the turnout. it is a common thing NOTICE
[or the Cars to stand here tour min~I1t - .
utes. 'Mls Godtrey wanted to know} My Tire Prices are attractive. 1
how the residents might go about hav can save you money LGt me know!
ing the switch removed,rathe1 than your requirements the make or “T9
. 1. you prefer and I will be pleased to
merely having the company's petition quote onu I have the stock and my
ior an extension denied. l
Upricels are right. I make a specialty
The hearing was closed on vote. I0i? Ford Repairing Make your 0M 0""
Later in the meeting Corporation “'In and ride like new. Reasons? lo
Counsel Tammany advised that the pr ces.
, Austin’ 3 Garage
iates such matters by imposing acoan .
dition of eight feet on either side of 122 SOUTH MAIN 81"
the tracks. Here the road is not wideior PM" 1622'2 W. 3- AWN". 1'1
enough to allow the installation of the Woodward Avenue.
switch. Bargains in Used Care.
School Board Report. 1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for
. a nick b1 r.
The report of the joint comnnttee q we
of the board oi! education and the .
QC Thamer
council was read“ This embodied the
OCULISTS'AND 9131119111113
information impalIted in The Sentinel.
Repairing GiasSes
last night. as a result of the commit-
toe' nauseating owe/long” ev.euing
Councilman Mather. as a member'of.‘
the committee. said that. he did not
agree with the 'others. He believed
that one school at this time is ample . _ ,
and that the ten rooms would take care requires no less skill than to make
them correctly in the first place,
Vie are-prepared to measure the]
pieces with Absolute Accuracy and
to produce any lens brought to 11ng
37 Auntie Square.
Open Sat. Eveni tang
‘1
of the matter for the present year. ‘
. Superintendent lrs. T. Chapman ex-
plained the conditions at some length.
He urged .all the schobl room in addi-
.tion to what is now available, ‘that'
could possibly be arranged. ' ‘
Councilmen-{Hipson and Riordan, oth-
er members of. the board, spoke on
.the subject, each being in favor of the
majority report.
.Councilman Mather asked if it is the
intention to abandon the present
school houses or to (ix them up as to
ventilation and sonitariesg-A
Superintendent Chapman stated that
some adjustments could be made in
some of the schools, but thought Con-I,
cord and Knudsen buildings should be
aMndoned as soon as convenient. '
Wilmmfiuthms said that ‘it
would seem a better plan to put the
11311 1112-1513” «Mo to build but
her/I schpof lb“ he favored on,
that Cedar streotddcation, and»also in:
vored the Fairfleld County Dairy site"
(He stated that'l
he is anxious as anyone to have ado!
qunlea school facilities. but that he does
not believe ‘at this time that it. is nec-
Staml'oro. Conn.
Est.1897
Breakfast, 25c. «=1 Dinner; 88¢.
Supper, 231:. V ' '
Thursday Dinner
English Beef Soup f.
. Roast Lamb '
Pot Roast Italians
Lamb Stew"
Maelied Potatoes ,
Green Peas
Fruit Pudding
Home-made Bread and Pigs 1
Councilman Milne said that the chil-
dren cannot get the proper education seconded.
the way the schools are now. '- Councilman
Dr. HI. C. Sharer, secretary 0!, the three schools
board of education. said that three‘ '01; described,
new schools are needed absolutely and John F. McMahon wished he speak,
now. Ibut the
. Councilman Louden thought the out He «0.1.5::{Kieie'éiiltigfinnfempiigig'
lying districts need some attention}. Mr. Mllne's motion was carrgd. .
Councilman welte, t 11
ed that these would not be overlooked. “all on s Words, asked? 111113111331; (M;
William B. Ward of the school available and it that
board. stated, ”The teacher in the old endure. . ' s the mo?” pro-
Putnam Hose quarters told the B‘llti 1Mr.McMnhonsaid.
never taught in ‘a more ,Icheeri’ul or inmnc'tion the first 111
brighter place." \ He mentioned the 1113;" , .
tour tine rooms on the St. Joseph’ 3 lia- ’ Counsel Tammany informed. xth’e
rochial school which have been hired board that the motion was out 151 be
He thinks the city is gettingabargain‘ re‘gula‘r' course, in 11,31 the 0,0131 11
in both these instances. “i believe we work in these matters is definitely
should have s new school and mm stated in the charter regarIdlI
away. I think the tairest and best tracting,
place is on top of the bill. I would Mr. McMahon wished to know it he
like to so thre new schools it the board 1111a any 19311111911101.1111;
taxpayers are willing. but i do not be- move ‘ ‘
ileve~they are. It would be my DOUG? Councilman Milne said, “I. oblate
to favor one city and one suburban 011131119 lutéiferdnbe, “11' Wa
new school each year" Wrong the‘ counsel should intolfm" j
. Th9 Gag Mi!» lie moved that the board go into "
William H. McMahon asked permis- WV" sesslon. : ‘
.310” to speak . Mr. McMahon raise to a p
Councilman Blordnnmblscte .. Bay? d9” '39 ””1"?“ “'1' (ii?
lug that he. was not on thecnmmitt‘se matter." '
intuition had gone .‘l‘hd counsel state
iMiine movedw that ..
“I will secpre
ing in theI morii~
in good to m "r. n... the trahsactiou or certain ,
, which is specified in the .1111
Be the mattorrdwlu led:
Norwalk Chronicler