TUESDAY, APRIL 23:. 1915
K I BBE’S
FANCY BOXES
mason CANDY
8001111: WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED csuov
coanucomAs
CANDY BASK ETs
CANDY CANEB
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FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
COCOA OR MILK,“
SANDWICHES. 6o
Lane's Bakery.
51 Washington ..
Street.
m. M?
11111 Ntws
Judge Joseph R. Taylor, of Wash-
ington street, is a visitor, today, in
Danbury.
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
hnd is on police business today in
Stamford.
The W. R. 0.. of Buckingham Post,
will hold a sewing session in the
rooms in Wall street tomorrow.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt and Fred
Lockwood are in Bridgeport, today as
witnesses in the Wood-O'Neil case.
A meeting will be held tonight at
the members of the Trinity Young
Men's club in the quarters on Railroad
Place. Every member is urged to «be
in attendance.
Up until two o'clock this afternoon.
no trace had been found by the police
of John Toroco, of Spriugwood, said
in be guilty of an alleged criminal asfi
sault 011 Miss Lena Tool, of- Davis
Place. Friday morning.
The meeting, last 11igl1t,of the metn
bers of Douglas l3‘o11ler Post, G. A. 11.,
was well attended. Plans concerning
the Memorial lluy celebration were
talked over, but nothing definite de-
cided upon in the way of Observances.
Anna, the iour-year-old daughter 01'
Mrs. Sara E. Pickering was reported
lost yesteulav afternoon at 3 o‘clm k
to the local police The little girl 1121331
found about six o'tlock by Officer Page
of the upper .\'or11'11lk polite tone.
interested parties in Norwalk are at
this time receiving copies of the re
port of the State Board of Health cov-
ering the work of the years 19l3-‘l-i.
The repent is exhaustive and most in-
teresting.
A smoker will be held, on the even-
ing 01' May 4th, by the members 01‘
Progress Forum, .\'0. 1, Fraternal For
um League, in their rooms 011 Wash-
ington street. Plans for the affair were
discussed at. length at the lodge meet-
ing last evening. Other matters of r011-
tlne business were transacted.
Attorney J. T. Dunbar has brought
action for divorce in behalf of Giovan-
ni Dascenzo, charging adultery and
desertion. Thetplaintil’i: was brought
into court a few weeks ago on the
charge of non-support brought by his
wife, but the justice found him not
guilty.
One of the departments of the Nor-
walk liron Works Company, of Water
street, has been closed for several
days past. while repairs to boilers, etc,
are being made. The majority of the
uployees of the 8110;: are working,
and the men in the.department now
shut down are expected to resume op-
erations either tomorrow or next day.
I
Mtary, Paul S. Thompson, .‘ew Haven;
ELovell. Waterbury; genealogist, 1. W.
3Ell Mix, New Haven. Former Presi-
WOW—PIA“ EX-- it is said, Mr Cummings, at present
are sou to 11mm Insane SENTHIBD
F erttltzers .
Sheep Manure. Superphosphate, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Bam-
yard Manure.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Containing Fresh Cod Livers. with}
Poptonato of Iron.
13. 11. sum, Waist.
I? WMI'IINGTON 81’.
Tel. 0M 1110”;
OPTICIAN
Room a, Kaela! Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘l 'lheau'o.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 8:30 to o.
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave, 0 to
4 p. In. My.
U DIVIdEw. ’IIL‘flmeKndE R :houltd {$1, eye-“have Essen giving
‘ , on re sor urgmanee
NEW RED MEN’. DUN-DING wmmm [my Ladies Sp! ing E :33:I‘;:::I' :56: :t :Obeorntynm con-
homo. 693.
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Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
man will be sprung.
“I do not believe that either Taft
or Roosevelt will be a candidate for
the nomination,” said Mr. Austin. [
Reports that the former presidents?
met at the funeral of a mutual friend
at New Haven and shook hands re-;
cently startled Washington, where M
has been asumed that they were ens-l
mies for life.
Cummings for Chairman.
With Tst’t and Roosevelt taken-
care of. the political gossips are talkiugE
about Homer C. Cummings of Siam-E
ford, Democratic National Committee‘
inan for Connecticut, as possible soc.
cessor of Chairman W. F. McCombs or
that committee. According to report:
*hict‘ombs may retire before the next;
1nationai campaign, as his health is,
E said not to be very good. in that eventE
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS MEET
IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 20.—The
Connecticut Society of Founders and
Patriots held its annual meeting here
yesterday with about fifty members 1n
attendance. Ollicers were elected as
follows: Governor, Frank A. Corbin,
New Haven; deputy governor, Clare-
nce H. Wickham, Manchester, secro
SllIT—--IIAT—3WAIST
SPECIALS
chaplain, Rev. John G. Davenport, Wat-
erbury: treasurer, Philo P. Havens,
Strstford; state's attorney, A. W.
Brooks, Torrington; historian, Arthur
E. Woodruff, Mt. Cormel; registrar,
Bresev
119 Washingmn Street.
EWE HAVE EFFECTED AN ADVAN.
1 TAGEOUS PURCHASE
in high quality Wall Paper, fresh
Efrom the mills, wherein you may par-
ticipate. Our stock includes the lat-
est novelties and designs for every
room in the home We hate priced it
llow so that you may decorate every
lroom in the house for a small cost.
, bE'l‘he Gorham Co.
Davey S E E10 FIRST 8T.. EAST NORWALK
dent William lioward Taft was one 01%
those elected to membership.
vice chairman of the committee, wouIdE
be a logical choice for the chairman-
without a supply of Allen's Foot 1‘19591.sl1ip.He is in the confidence of the'
the unliseiltic DOWdH 30 be Shake“ 1“ E.president and would seem not unlike-E B t
to the shoes, or dissolved in the foot W to be chosen to run the campaignE es
1 Butter
make his secretary, .l. P. E
chairman of the nationall
330.,
at
POSITIONS
bath. The S andard Remedy for the E unless the president is running for re
feet for 27 .1e.ars it gi1es instant Y0 E,elcction as he is expected to do, might
liei’ to tired, aching feet and preve entsE prefer to
swollen, hot feet. One lady writes: “l : Tumuuy'
enjoyed every minute of my stay at committee. 3
the Expositions, thanks to Allen's Foot .\‘lr. Cummings was here for several:
Ease in my shoes." Get it today. Z days last week with Mrs. Cummings? 1 Tel. 452.
"“’ . lie attended the opening game of the Phone 410 T- . -.. ”-
DRUG VICTIMS IN HOSPITAL. . baseball season. showed his wife some ‘ REBUILT TYPEWRITERS - L. 0.
ll tlni boa ties of Wasn- ._-.__-,_._,_._..___._._ w”- .._. Smith, 1111
131'13'1‘s1‘1171uu1 13.1. '1'1111'il 211 ‘10- E°f "3 smug ‘3 “ Remington a?f’::;:
Elngtou saw various friends, and seem
... 33 33 POPULAR AMUSEMENIS ““33- 3°33“-
STEM “malt": 1‘1‘:1lht‘l1 ya. :“grli’w 01 ll’errcd some with politicians 111 Demo 1'- repaired, Rentals, ‘3
1-‘13 . 31 1 33‘ 1 us. . , . 3
cratic (0millll.I.6L headquarters “ARE YOU A MASON?" per month. Machines
according to figures compiled by the.
Allegheny l‘ounty Medical Societ1‘.‘.
An investigation just completed by:
the society shows that treatment . of
11111.: users in Pittsburgh alone has
increased five-fold since the en natt
1113-111 of the Harrison Anti-Drug ML
and that they number several thon-
Emery Railroad3ScaIes Tests. if Leo llitrichsteins great farce tri-
The track scales owned and operat- 11mph, ”Ale You a Mason?" made
ed by the railroads throughout the thousands of people throughout the
United States are being 'tested under country laugh until they couldnt pro-
the supervision of the baited States duce another giggle from sheer ex
,iIureau of Standards, which is using a haustlon of their facial muscles, the‘,
test weight car and equipment, manu- Famous Players Film Companys the-V.
iacturcd under contract by A. H Em- Dim adaptation of this celebrated
sold at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY.
111 south Main Street. South Norwalk.
JUNK DEALER
sand. .
____ cry of Glenbrook, Connecticut. A con- tarre' starring the inimitable comed‘ You only need write a post“ or
tiact for another of the same general [an '0, phone to Samuel Jafle succe
A. ~ 111 Barrymore. will exert a aim . "or to
‘A WOM N DOCTOR d.eslgil but of improved construction. in“. m. greater influence “pm, millions Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready
SUSS. humans is 3| “80058311? 11113101 has been let to the same man. This in ”.3 amplified screen form this con: market for things Which you don't
in the future or the 111cc The average 5900‘“ 9‘" “E“ be “”“zed 1“ ”5”” ttilsing story distrlhtltes more genuW want, “Ch ‘5 “55- Mile”. bottles
Mnerican girl 1.31 unfit for motherhood. Iranrondflnek scales in New England, lnc humor than did even «the original rubbers, “ftp-Iron. metals, feather
3 beds a specialty. We are waiting for
1 your call. Samuel Jude. 8? Fort
lair-sot. theme 499
It’s Nolan Ex-
pense, it’s :1
Saving
Gas IS not expensive. V1- 11011 you
compare it to other means of
cooking you will find that gas
costs less Enough gas to cook
an entire meal costs but a few
cents, and 11l1cn you ttsc gas you
This may be true but if weak and all- New York and l'cnusy'.l1.ania These play
my; girls ““31““ from gillhood ‘0 “0 i~tcst11elgl1t cars are quite ditfcrent This play appears in live palts to-
manhood “““Ed onl1 rely, as thous- Efrom the test cars which the railroads.“y only at Pleasant Hour and [lock-
ands do “110“ Udlfl 1‘ Pmltham S "88' Ear their weighing and inspection bu wood’s Hall This production. released
etabie Compoundwthat simple remedy E roaus are using to test their 01111.0n the Paramount Programme '5 cer-
“Nd" front roots and l1erbs,—to re- scales 111111 The railroad test car is tain to bring the rainbow out, of the,
store ”’9 SEEM“ ‘0 a "0”“! healthy. hauled around on its own 11 heels and .cloudiest local skies John Barrymore’s
condition it would cause many ill from all its equipment [anus part of the impersonation is one of the foremost
which they suffer to disappear, so that “ eight to be used in teSUnB SN“ “"3 humorous clfaracter studies ever con-
111otherhood might become the joy of are consequently subject ,0 wear and tributed to the stage or screen and IS.
the” me" ”“3”” Of the weight The govern-t worthy of the most unstinted lauds
‘d’T‘T. - Emeut test weight cars consist oi largo ti 11. There is never a use in the
CONSUL AT SHERBROOKE Eand strong trucks which are carried tn- Elctllnlc appeal of the sfory, and the
STRICKEN- i side :1 freight car and thus protected. fun grows and grows until reaches a
“ H I NAVNC' Conn, .April 20.— Thev are accompanied by a number or Ecrescendo of laughter and exhilaration.
Charles N. Daniels of this city, United 10 000 weights and small welghts,‘ Rarely h“ the1e been in a screen com
States consul at Sherbrooke, Canada, 11 h1ch ate loaded onto the trucks and edy such a. continuous abundance of
has suffered a paralytic shock accord- and wheeled onto track scales under mirth provoking situations Assisted
ing to word received by relatives here, ms, The truck can hold 10500,, by a suerbly chosen cast including
”my “r' Dame‘s has been “mm“ 1303111318 11 has been mm“ W" “ anon Freeman, Charles Dickson, lda
at Sherbrooke for a number of bears“ gleat many track scales are inaccun' EWsterman and Hamid Lockwood John are never troubled with k
and before that was consul at Shef— ate. Progressive 1allroad men are be- Barrymore succeeds in making the soot or smell. The use 21:10:35
field, England ginning to pay more strict attention to pictorial version of this noted farce lassures you of the Illaxlmumgof
If his condition warrants; it ‘5 stat them, as it is realized that railroad one of the greatest demonstrations of sert ice for the 111111 f
ed, be will be brought home. revenues s19 largely derived from humorous Character delineation ever pense imum 0 ex-
freight rates based 0“ Walgm 0‘ 500‘“ Horsated See Marie Dressler and Choily
Charles J Prescott, rated at 60' IaStEc arr.led The first test-1-v eight car bumEChaplin in ‘T‘nies Punctured 30.;
United El t '
L. h
, 1g t 81 Water
ment, in ed in he Wl wam, on Wash
p y t g EThe bureau of standards co- o-perates mending Oflicer" appears Friday.
t t
ing on S reet was defeated by Richard with state officials in making tests of,
track scales.
work under a $40, 000 annual appropri-
1 ation made by Congress.
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running from May Ist, '1915,
‘i
The Club‘ starts fig 5th.
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Prepare For I 916 Tax Bill.
3:333 PAYMENTS Join the Tax Savings Club PAYS '{AXES
The South Norwalk Trust Company .
Beginning the first of May next this company will operate a Tax‘Savings Department,
weekly payments in such amount from $1 00 upward as 11111 equal in the aggregate your
yearly tax. If your tax amounts to $35.00 or $4000, deposit $1.00 per week; if $70.00 or
$8000, deposit $2.00 pea week; it $105.00 to $120.00, deposit $3.00 per week, and in such
larger amounts, if your tax exceeds $120.00, as will aggregate your total” tax, based on
, forty weekly payments Upon this deposit we will allow you interest at the rate .of two
per cent; (2%) per annum upon your average deposit, and on April 10th, 1916, we will
mail you a check for your total balance, or, if you prefer; you may send us your tax bill
with an order to m thesamefrom your deposit, andwewill attend to its payment and
tétljirn it recoipted, together with our check for the balance of your deposit.
4‘3 hay. .‘We shall be. pleased to enroll phase a member of the Club.
e1 enin in the Red Men 5 pool teams 3
g by Mr. Emery is now in “1.9 “ml" mance,” Thursday evening. “The Com
lrelad, rated at 100. The score was 100-
it is carrying on the:
4. The games will probably be con
tinued tonight.
3M.ro w. H. Brovm Tells How She Was
‘Rololved After Long Suffering.
Mrs.W. H. Brown of Danvers. Mass,
was a. victim of stomach trouble which
tortured her for years. She tried many
treatments and medicines and got lit-
tle relief. '
'Ilhen she took Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and got results right away.
in telling of her case she wrote:
“For years I have suiiered terribly
with stomach trouble. it could iind no
relief. Then, like a blessing from
above, I heard of your remedy; sent
for it, and after a few treatments am
beingsurod. i‘em going to tell all my
Efrisnde of your miraculous remedy!
Mayr‘s Wondertui Remedy given, per-
. manent results for stomach, liver and
3’ intestinal ailments. Eat as [much and
whatever you like. No more distress
For Up—to-doto Service Call
. Fred H. canons.
Funeral Director and Embalmot
Office and Residence
. Tolophono 004.
It to. Main“... 8o. Norwauo
to April Ist, 1916, in which department you may make
When, You. Send Postal or
Telephone THE WM. «EF- .
snowed, 1110., you will be
.best prices for rubber, ‘metals
11
. and feather beds.
Special prices for
Deposits may be made during banking hour‘s on any business WES—f:
‘paid 1%c 11 lb. for Rags and I .,
3 l 'lngt'ir you woof a 1011 use _s3-Sontinsl
i quantity. .
Home“: .
3 333-33 833:
PAon serN
_ Mintzs
New Shapes or Wednesday
500 -———-—-99c-———$1.25
—-——— --—--.._-_-.-J-.'s
Saxon Wheat Food, 15c pkg. cut to ................ 10¢
Evaporated Apples, pkg. ...... .. . . .......... 10¢
LenoxSoap,5cbar........... . ................... 3¢
Fancy Potatoes, I4 lbs. . .................... 15¢
Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. ....... . ........ 25¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
M
FOR
CARPETS, RUGS FLOOR COVERINGS LACE 0012-,
TAINS AND DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHAD_E_s____ TO
ORDER
.1 g ' . GO TO
‘lr‘lg THESE ITEMS ARE MUCH UNDER VALUE
A. DICKERMAN and SON
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 446.
A Stylish Shoe for Women
A Pump of Mahogany Leather With a Sole of Ivory White.
it is one of the most attractive bits of footwear we have
cver shown.
In TRIPLETOE HOSIERY, we have all colors
eluding the new Palm Beach shade.
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South Norwalk.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE THE MATTRESSES
REN OVATED.
On request 11c will call fot tl1c111,11;11c tl1c111 thoroughly
cleaned, and put 011 now tithing if net‘cssan. at a very
reasonable rate.
Particulars on Request.
RAYMOND 8. SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Delaware Roe '
and Buck Shad
Blue Halibut Vl'hltc Perch, 131.11,l
Cod Haddock, Gosling Clams,
Westport Smelt. No frozen
stock. Long or Round Clams
opened or in shell. Lobsters.
At the Most Sanitary Market.
Culbill’s Bridge Market ,
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
For Your Bedroom
don't you need a new dressing table-
bureau or chli‘fonier? it is almost 1111.
possible to have too much drawer
space for your belongings. Perhaps
you could use anothervto match the‘
Furniture you already have. O ‘
13
W“ Not only for your bedroom but for
”1:31:91: .82?“ every room we can.supply you with "
varied styles in appropriate.
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3° “l L w. my, ENEW Fusmruns.
enema-omen”-
‘A. .I. Argonne & 5011130.
134-136 WASHLNWYION STREET
Agency Ior Trumbull Cars
Cars for Hire. ‘
Cars stored, overhauled and re-
paired. With my iong experience in .
the automobile business ‘1 can guaran-
tee satisfaction. I have a few bargains
of used magnetos in perfect condi-
tion. Also one light delivery car and
a threequarter ton truck.
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11 Hartford, pi
-—11ccept. 1111 the pick that comes
your way, but don't depend on its com-
Louis Avrick
P. @3ch
Norwalk Chronicler