FRIDAY,VMA,Y 15. 319:4
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A complete assortment of Dotted
Swiss, Serials and Madras in white.
(ream corn and colored designs
White Ruffle Curtains at 39c and 500
. Dou'ble Curtains with colored bor-
ders at . .................... ., 55c
Lace Curtains tram. . . .. 50c to 83-50
E. K. . BANKS
Mahaoksmo‘Vi-iotel Block, Bo. Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Saturday; moderate west
winds. Unsettled, showery weather
prevails this morning on the South
Atlantic coast. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in other sections east of the
Rocky Mountains. Tlle temperature
is rising between tile Rocky Moun-
tains, and the Mississippi River, but
continues low ill the northern dis<
tricts from the Mississippi river east-
ward to the coast. Frosts were report.
ed from Minnesota;’lown, Wisconsin,
Michigan, New York and New Eng-
land.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.l
Temperature: Low, 51; high, 60.
Cloudy. ,
Mrs. Otto De IPlerne, of 8 Summit
street, who has been seriously ill,
somewhat improved. s
y.
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-—'Derbies.'slr étyiesfi O'Brien‘sV.
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M78. Henry 0.: Know. and“ daughter Nbrwal,
" Ruth of Quintard avenue, have return- to attend a klunc‘heon of the“ ag tints
ed from a visit in Paterson, N. J.‘
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Va 0 Smith, and family, or Patellon N J on Saturday, May 23rd at 1- 30
.J. motored to town yesterday, and p. m Mr Dokug stated this morning
JAN are visiting friends and relatives.
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The suite that D. 'Gottlieb is selling REGRET LEAVING of: MR. BOUT-
‘for ten dollars range in value from $12
to $18 The adv. will interest all the
masculine members of the family.
IMembers of Memorial Baptist Chumh:
i
“Have you tried. our extra fancy1
blend coffee, 28¢ 8. 1b. None
grown. Direct Importing (30., 102
Washington St» 091). City Nat. Bank.
it is certainly a deep hole the ex-
cavators for the Roodner theatre build 0
am street have dug Bouiwell will assume his duties as
log in North M
The work continues quietly and rapid-
. is 1V. V V’.
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The won. on the city hall additlo
is terging ahead. The outside brick-
ing is up to the second floor. The
,. windows in the present
have been done away, and a door will
be outi'lin shortly.
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There was a large attendance at the
degree Work of Ksbaoss Encampment, came I’m" 0’
No.9 1.0. 0 F. lailt night}: when
V’. ‘ tourteen candidates received ‘ the
‘ " royal purple degree. - '
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' Mr. and Mrs Henry C Froebf' or to the Baptist ministry,
better 1
up... .;
Souvenir Books
Norwalk
.. 2561s
WM. P. BEERS‘
Book and Stationary store.
South Norwalk.
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New Designs in
Shelf Paper
So a package
Don‘t forget to look at it before
you buy.
DONNELLY'S
Norwallg ‘
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Shadesfigive you complete
air, which makes slee
thou
outsie e’, you’ re cool. When it’s
W.
can eat delightful meals and even sleep.
the “l want food” feeling Afr gives.
joys without its inconveniences!
A J. Collins 82 Company
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAhMEHS
Telephone 747 _
Street Temperature Up? Porch Temperature
‘ -is‘ Down—When the VUDORS are.’
pooch that Is a porch should be cool-where you
Vudor Porch
onrinacy and help you to cool
nights, the deep sleep if?!“ ‘
you’d lost wit childhood. When it’ s blazmg ‘
sticky Inside, you have . .
Get Summers " ‘
a
“ , dnforlned him oftlle gruesome hop.
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DEATH SBMES AS 8HA8K
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of the little shack and the trunk or the i-
.- mans body. . , . .
Dr. F‘. J. Morrison. the medical ex-
aminer of Wilton, was reached by tel~ ;
i cphone and he hurried to the scenes!
the fatality. He gave a verdict of
deathl by suffocation and hurtling.
i! The medical examiner immediately
got in communication with First Se-
lectman William J. K. Hubbell and
fpenlng, and asked that an effort be
'made toward ‘learning poslthely the
identity of the dead man. Mr. IHub
hell talked on the wire with Frank S.
. Daness a carpenter, of New Canaan,
' who sold the property to Mondo. Daw-
less said he would be able to find out
VMondo’s address in Stamford by main .
.. ing and then it would be possible‘to
learn if he had been at his shack ox:
' at home. A man has been working
Varou'nd the place for the past two or
three days making a garden, .but neith-
er Raymond or Seymour could tell
' whether it was Mondo. '
Late last night Selectman iiubbell.
learned that Mondo lilediat 4 Rose
Park, Stamford, and he telephoned to
' the police of that city, asking that they‘
‘llnd out whether Mondo" had been
home. The police got hold ,of Mrs.
Meade and sent word back that the
man had not been there for two or
three days, which makes it almosta
certainty that it was he who was burn-f
ed.
The cause of the fire can never be
Potato Manure.
of Lime.
Soda.
\
Fertilisers
Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
Land Plaster. Muriate of Parish: Nitrate of
RAYMOND BROTHEilS
‘ an
definitely determined. The most iogl
cal theory is that the man lighted his
pipe after dinner and laid down to rest ‘
for a few minutes. it is supposed that;
he fell asleep and that live ashes}
set fire to something. Mondo. it wasi
learned. had the shack about half full'
of hay, which had been gathered last
summeryand when the flames ignited
it, the fire spread rapidly. lBy the
position of the body in tile ruins it is
evident "that the man made-an‘effort
to escape, but was unable to. probe-
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STATIONERY moseoox arose ' l“ ”W
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET. ——-——~ ——-—————————.~..__ -....-... . ...' V
- «as..- . es: ,
Reliable refrigerators at low prices, 58 WALL STREET‘
are being advertised by the Norwalk 0. B. JaCkson NURWALK
Fu it re lH use. .' n ‘K‘ '
m “ ° mm PHONE 418.
,If you have boxes and vases to be
filled or if you want anything in flow
are and plants, A. C. Cuneo's adv. will
prove very attractive.
Ste l) Va ,1qu .. n a ent for
th hflhjg fii§ cg
@8312chth
from all parts of the country of the
S S. “Vateri’and” at Pier 8 Hobolten.
that he will attend.
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WELL
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Bridgeport, Listen to Last Sar-
Optician
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careful men. Orders by telephonelwill
man By Pastor.
The Rev. A. H. Boutwell preached
his last sermon as the pastor of the
Memorial Baptist Church, Bridgeport.
alt the mid- week meeting of the people
f that congregation last night. Mr.
pastor of a larger church in Danbury
Ion Sunday.
5 At “the conclusion of the service last
a night. the clergyman was presented Judge Geiger. According .to’i
with a set of resolutions beautifully
engrossed and framed as a parting
courtroom remembrance from the people of the
Memo'rlol Baptist Church: ,,
Resoltitioni Adopted.
In effect the resolutions Were that
ad most faithfully: and successfully
in that capacity for over four and
‘and in that church he was ordained
By. his
Lowli street, intend going to Atlantic faithful service durink that period
City, New Jersey. today. to Airbed a by a strict and vigorphs.
week Mr. F‘Vro‘eb has had a savers the Gospel of
cold for the past two wbelts. ”,‘hnd increnbed the...
‘ lal ‘to 208,
and ma line it’ will]
call at the South Norwal
it lives anduactiyitioa of methers.VV.V
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ligatloh of
Seeds Christ he hits
authorship grow 59
and has worked strenuously
‘to apply right Christian living to the
clinic he has 'bAptize‘d
,nd many young people as wellV as a sum.
9. bar of
it. changing for
adult members, V thereby
the better the litres of
litany people directly. and God alone'
HOV
Distributor for Falrfield @8837? ' I
Immersed .
VTEN MON-THE FOR WESTPOR'TER.
Mike Blauzovlth. of Westport, plead,
ed guilty to assault upon a saloon-
lkeeper of that town and he was
given ten months in jail, yesterda by
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Sherwood, the prosecutor. of Westport,
Mike was a nuisance and had been ar-
rested several times in the two and
allio in this chVtyVN
he went into 's. e ii iii, . shoot
lug
not
V:,‘:~ri
shoulder}.
when the first signs of spring are showing ., 1
Our rates the very reasonoble. Mid oer chauffez' "
or more men struck today {Induced
VVVotllers- to Jilin them when t visited
on places whei‘e laborers war
when the proprietor asked him 'to The ‘Greenwlch policemen
Mr Boutiell. on January 1 1910 be- leave, he threw tWO empty beer glass nightsticks when they we
the church and gerv-V as at the man, one striking him on the scene of the construction
Everything in the Optical Line
bly because he was nearly suffocated.
om_____e “Needs
,Vthewcountry', when
s
roceifieV‘
that some of the cont V’V
living up to the agreem'
V ' n prime condition ~-
. 3183.00. 14 inch Lawn Mowers .. 82.49
, :-. $1.25 Copper Nickel Plated Tea
I Kettles ....................... 79c
‘ Dark finish Screen Doors, all
. 'sizes ., ....... 95c«elch
39¢ .slx Quart Galvanized Watering
Pots ............. .... ........ . 29c.
GNEENMIICH JaluAVBQRElim' 8TRiKE.
GREENWIC‘H, “May 15 .AUnslrilled
laborers who a year ago 10inng the in-
ternational laborers' union high th’énj
declared a strike against
here, again went on strike to
Viiractore
t Work.
vghr tc‘davy I
69c Large Size ,Garbage Cans .’.V {the
I: 250 White Enameled \Vire/ Sink
. Strainers........: ........... i19c
V: 1.50 Lalge Galvanized Ash Cans...
I: Parcel Post Egg Boxes—
1 dozen size ........ .. so each
2 dozen size.
810, 50 Three Burner Gas Ranges
«with 16 inch ovens ........ .
750 Long ‘Handled Painted Steel
Shovels
2‘4 inch Extension Window
......................
V25 West Washington So.
‘ South Namath. M
PhonVs 18692 '
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:one-nuarter years during which one M ‘
etitoned Congress that. no action
hornet might have the effect of ,,
. at Special Prices . § '
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with cover ................. 98¢ *
'. 49c Eight Q-_llart iellow Mixing
Bowls . ................... . . .. 29¢
.... ....... 10c°3ch~.
.‘833.
"screens ...... ‘25oV"“
Albert 8. Gehebe 7'
Prompt Delivery. '1
ton
Mansion House
86%.“ Wash. 8%, 80‘. Norwalk. -
’LL credit is due to Proprle
TOMORROW and MONDAY
and Sci: the EXC‘eptional Bargains Swe
are ofl‘ering in the following. it
FOR WOMEN AND ‘Mls as
$7.98 to $22.50
' 19.98
Suits
Coats 5.98 to
Waists .98 to
Petticoats .98 to
Dresses .98 to
Skirts 1.98 to
.4.
‘ Coats .98 to
Dresses
98c
Dresses
Value $1. 50 I,
C.V. HASS/‘N. Prop”
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TELEPHONE 307.
feet distant.
FOR LlTTLE GIRLS
.98 to 3. 98-
Ex ra Specral
980
For Ladies‘House I. For Ladies’Shir-i
Waists
Value $1 50
Ladles’ Panama Hats 82 98 up.
SAW AND HEARD A
hi large herd of deer; oniul‘y grab,
ing in the shade of an old V
'on the Westport road, attracV d
less than thirty ‘automobile parties
who were making shro'ugh .ti‘ips yes-
terday afternoon. The deer continued
to feed, appearing notirightened in ’
the least, and were about a» hundred
15.00
6.98 71;:
THIS STQRE
6.98
5.98
7.98
V. ER. n»
' ls tree »
no "
tor Charles Hassan of the .
Mansion House South Nelwalk .
for the extensive painting and
cleaning that he is giving his
place :of .Vbuslness on LWashing-
street._ ‘ A ‘
at ’Grea'tly Reduced Prices.
DUNLAP PONY coarser verso ’
Given With All Purchases. '
"IEdnaiMaeSeymour
WASHINGTON BTREVET.
meals.
You are Not;
9. Entirely Satidfle’d
~ , with you table beard try a few»;
Everything well cooked
and served properly.
ways have satisfied customers.
Tripp’ sRcstauran ,
(FORMEVRLVY tailed!)
IF
We 81-
Roodner’s Bloc ‘ ;.
~My
_ can save
your requ urements the make of tire
you prefer and 1 will be pleased to
. : quote your :1 havezzthe stock and my
w .‘iprices are right.
of Ford Renaldo
arun and ride; ll
‘prlce‘s. ,.
limbs.
NOTICE
Tirol Prices are attrhptiva. ”1
0‘! money Let a know
to help you.
I make' a specialty ~
Make, your old car
new. Beasounhile
' , discoverer
bargains , ,
limes humans a bargain for
unit .
The New Science
DEFlNITION OF CHIROQPHAOTIO
Chiropractic is the dehuitipp of tilt
cause of the disease and the an o
, adjusting the some. mileage a canon
" the back. Even if done in childhood
, it creates pinched nerves and main in.
later his in the different organs all
Chiropractors remove the cause ,
diseaile and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the com :3
terms in your body.
given special attention;
turo or the spine. You will hover
mi giving the Chiropractor a chap
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis,
94 Washington at. no. Nomlk. or,
Graduate from Palmer School '
~31 wry—”m.
Female trouble
also ollrvaw
DC.‘
Norwalk Chronicler