nabs nicer A WARNING Whoayoubmrthel‘ire Alarm at mt. "HI I within; When smoking rains mark the rim. 1 ‘Tis a wot-amt. so let this remind you. as you read, 11 you 1mm losses would be freed, ‘ Insurance is the thing you need. "Pin a warning, Tay 101 sooner sour! NORWALK TRUST co.i BUILDING. Tacoma; 12311 CITY NEWS: W N. C. Murray spent Saturday in Georgetown Harold McLellan is day in Danbury on business. ..._....L Thomas Keeling, of Danbury, was a visitor in Norwalk, yesterday. u\ Neil McNally has moved from Main street to West Main street, first dis- trict. Asa Foote, one of the .oldest rest! dents of Norwalk. is ill at his home 111 Center avenue. .\l_iss Ethel Maciutee, of Hope street, Stamford, enjoyed a visit with friends and relatives in Norwalk. Joseph Smith, of Harriet street. is able to be out after being confined to his home for the past week. .......__._ Mrs, L. 'J. Adams, of Cross street, First District, has been in Bridgeport, on account of the serious illness of her brother, T. B. McMahon. Edward Fagau, "ot‘the Servus Pure Food Company, spent Sunday at his, parental home on Center avenue, and ' today returned to New Haven. \\1lll1m C. Gladstone and family of New Rochelle, New York, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gladstone. in ‘South Norwalk. Why not clean your home‘ ‘by el- e'c’iricity We rent out the Ohio Elec- tric Cleaner, for 25 cents on hour. ‘hundberg 1: Buckley. 30 Chestnut St., South Norwnlk. 1123 (it Ernest Hayden, the promising catch- er of the Kelsey baseball team, did not appear for practice yesterday. It was r .. . vportod that “Buck" had joined the Boo ‘ 1 r ton "Braves." It is hoped that Ernie will be back in the Kelsey line by next Sunday. Among the local people who were out trying their luck at flounder fish- ing. were Joseph Reed, of Rowaytou, Mr, Lee, of Tokeneke, Henry Deyseu- rotb and Arthur Becker of South Nor- walk. They report a line catch and also a nice coat oi sunburn. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith, of Bridgeport, were the guests yesterday of relatives in South Not-walk. Mr. Smith has just been promoted to be city editor of the Bridgeport Morning Telegram, and is receiving the congrat- ulations of his friends. Drugs Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles. Price the Lowest, Quality the Best. Stilison-Powell Carporation 82 WASHINGTON STREET stantly , 3 port, yesterday toured to this city and «spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 1 Spending the J .l The Time of Your 1111;, Is measured by the years existing be tween the time earning power begins From the beginning, man realizes that the future holds for him con- increasing responsibilities which often appear to increase more rapidly than income. 3.. has rented one of.J Conn man new houses on Garner street. _ .9...— Paul cannery, of Attorney William F. Tamm'ony’s oillce. and a party of Georgetown friends motored Satur. day to Purdies' Lake, N. Y. shoulder. ' ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Puget, of Bridge- lRudder, of South Main street. Daughters of Castile, will be held on ’Wednesday evening of this 11 sell their rooms in West \Vashmgton street. There will be a. meeting of the Cheshier Cheese Club this evening, ‘ Judge John H. Light will addiess the members on the Government." ' ‘ Deputy Sheriff 1). Louis Ladrignn, today, held an auction sale hi the goods recently owned by John J llt’ohn and attached by the sheriff on, a number of w.rits ‘ Attorney William 11‘. Tammany, lo- morrow, in the Common Pleas Court. of Dunbury, will represent the de- fendants in the action of the Hat- ters‘ Fur Exchange, of New York lCity, against the Hat Forming Com; lpuny, of this city. E James Hawkes, of this city, was or- V. Raymond, charged with drunkeu‘ ness. Unable to pay the $5 and costs line imposed, this morning, by Judge John Keogh, Hawkes will serve 11 brief term in Bridgeport jail. —Eyeglasses repaired. Lenses 45c up. Chas. Brand. 011 Friday evening, April 30th, the Building Trades Council will give a smoker, at their rooms in the Music Hall block, on ‘South Main street. All members or the local affiliated with the council are invited. Interesting speeches will be made by out of town ‘speakers of note. Thomas Faganuol 4 Grant street, sustained a dislocation of his right shoulder yesterday noon while at Work' in Frankel! barber shop, on Wall‘ street. About six weeks ago he! tell from the root of Bishop's Mills and suffered a dislocation of the some shoulder. Lewis Raymond. Saturday night. was arrested by Officer John H. Smith, on Railroad avenue,‘charged with in- toxication. . Raymond, this morning, was given thirty days in Bridgeport jail, but sentence ‘was suspended and he was put. on probation. The young man will be obliged to report to police headquarters. at 9 o’clock. every Sap urday night for five weeks. vAnd he must be sober. A quantity of nuderclothlng- ,and bedding was stolen from the yard of William F‘. Benjamin, at 192 West street, Saturday. The police have been notified. The local police aren't at all fond of “jokes." Saturday night the Sterling Coinpauv complain- od to the department of the loss of a small stove An employs oi the store next door had hidden it for a “joke." A bicycle owned by J. ‘W Rooney, of West Cedar street, Satur- day was stolen from in frout of Oddo's barber shop ,on Cedar street. The police traced the wheel. and the young man who had it took it, of course, for a “joke. " Similar "jokes" have cost local parties a tidy sum in fines. of the services and ,. 1 - . ‘Blarg .Ww Mam Richard Ryan. of 13 Franklin avey; nue. fell down stairs in his home last:1 night and received a dislocated right.. The regular meeting of Court Laurel,i “Commission Form of! —» l Fancy Maine Potatoes Smoked Shoulder k . ‘1 Hence the need i encouragement of 11 Banking connac-’ tion to back up your ever, single effort. A“ very engaging story of. “The Time ' of Your Lite.” is told in, a little book that we will be pleased to have you stop at the bank and ask for, or a post- 1 ..1 w So. Norwalk Savings WWII 7‘ 'ri . and when it ceases. \ l ‘ ‘ l l l a] request will bring it to your home. “ “1111911111 Nglfl’t‘a‘fisllill‘d . q“ ”wwmfiam nun be used' in houses. ofices, rectum-note. Permanent and kmpomry booth: as hi Quickly and inexpensively built with Wall Board. It can be applied y any awful workman who follows directions. Our roofing. no known and In. all on: the world; For solo by dud-tam. We, a "flow if?! , ‘1 General Roofing : World'- luram manufitolzmrn 0 8012311 l1 ‘ atlndllu 1161101111er I U Tests made on six high grade Wall Boards allow that W is the strong. eat and that it resists dampness and water better than any “'me saga. Much of puritlsmilllflgmpke “It“ temple-duct! ..;,_s::':‘s‘:.."°°“'sa..1.....1 J nw'ulr'oo ‘ ‘ TM Felt sub-PW ‘ Force 150 pk.“ 10c lb. 90 pkg. TELEPHONE 371 East India Tea Co. 125 WASHINGTON ST. rested Saturday night by Olllcer Frank ‘ ,. ‘ > Call and see them. an- leopard Cicanable. Rcirlgcralors Arc thE most sanitary Refrigerators made. thoroughness with which they may be cleaned is :1 rcvela- 1 tion to the houseuife who has been 113 111': the old st) log All Sizes ................. [be case and .00 to $35. 00 ....... RAYMOND 81 SON THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM 48 MAIN STREET. NORMLK. ' ‘ ‘- TheN.E 1 Ncw‘fStampedil’ieces ;' Our Needlework _Dcpartmcnt is I'joverflowing with beautiful stamped pieces—reasy and effective work in most cases and in every instance at attractivc" prices. Pretty articles for home dccor‘ation,‘ such as Squares, Doylics, Centerpieces, Luncheon Sets,.Pillow Cases and Towels of many kinds and sizes. Also the newest ideas to Waists, Night Gowns.Cou1bi— nations, Boudoir Caps, Infants’ Wear, Etc. Our Art Dcpartnmut 13 the very center of interest .in this city'for lovers of the beautiful in needle work. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Ryan Co. 111111111 111 “1111111 111" linen About Presence “61-111: Shannahan 111 Iiensiugton POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., April 26.— Dauiel Flaherty, formerly an efficiency expert in a factory at Poquonoclx, Conn., who has been at a local insti-‘ tution for some time past, recuperat- ing from an attack- of nervous prostra- tion. is under subpoena to appear in the Superior Court in 'Hartford at the beginning of the June term as a wit~ nose for the state in the manslaughter case against Dr. Gerard C. Mauglni of New Britain, who is alleged to hnvb' performed the illegal operation which caused the death of pretty Miss Julia Shannahan oi Nadgatuck, December 6. Authorities say he has coutssseu that he‘ was the “Brother Dan," who accompanied the unfortunatiéglrl on her visit to the doctor's allies and as.- ‘ slated in making the arrangements for her stay at the home of Joe Ronald: “ in Kensmgton. where she died. ' It hasheen learned that Flaherty was in Hartford at the time of the opening of the March term of the Superior . Court, it being the plan of the state’s attorney to put him on the stand at a kept "under cover" and, when in . . Suits to Order From that time. For obvious reasons. he 5‘ : liliti’l Admire no other fellows Clothing Get a tailor made suit yoursel $15. 00 “P Perfect fit guaranteed. S. Nathan Custom? Tailors. W'Tel 3595 225-227 E. Washington St. Cleaning- aouDR‘eoairing Neatly 1 one. . Artificial Teeth In the practice of dentistry a per- son should have a certain amount oil. mechanical ability. Everyone is. not endowed with this talent, and'no mat- ter how hard he tries to develop it, he cannot excel the one who is possesed or it by birth; My success in the making or artificial teeth is due largely to this talent, combined with a wide ex- perionce wltli peculiar and ill-shaped months. it your plate is troubling you by dropping, or makes your mouth sore, come in and let me see what the trouble is. Consultation trees ”1'. ’1' Il may to 56. 115111 at. "MS: g A. M: to 5 'Pr‘ "0‘ a. a . I” FURNITURE, STOVES ‘ Opp- Canine _ We Buy Second-Hand Furniture .-i‘l n18“; saga“; GOODS. New and 1 lid-Hand. l Sold at est Price. 'onaFChurcb. .‘V. 0‘9 and Stoves. M. GUTKOWSKV. . I5 7-7-3?“ . TI" Radiator Repairing? Guards, Pans,i "ORA”; R'NASHEl Fairficld County National Bank. THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK. STERLTNG 7911.». m. 111' non-n1 MAIN 1.1T. FIRST , i . , ‘- manvm'spacu TRACT. , yllnnivcrsary Sale 3 Large M‘itShcre mu.) BU NCI’FVIYRNITURE c. T. McGOVERN. Agent. 1 RUGS ' .11 51.. So. Norman. . ’* > . BEDDING ~ .- . .. - . muons ‘REFRIGERATORS APRIL SALE AT AUGUST . PRICES; ’4 Automobile Work 3 Specialty ’ ” also, The scientific conduct of business and lamps, etc. given efficient and courteous attention. North’ Main and West Bu. Sterling Furniture Company 127-129 Washington St. Phone 115. What Are Your Assets? personal classes the methods employed very distinctly ‘A‘void‘l'ltc liability 01 not having a checking account. We invite accounts which are ‘— aflairs today 73315131040111 Viable Water BUY IT NOW YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE! It is just the world its first visible writing There is truly no other typewriter on earth like this new Oliver light that the tread of a kitten will run the keys! CAUTION 1 The new-day advances that come alone on this machine are all controlled by Oliver. Even our own previous models—famous in their day—never had the Optional Duplex shift. It puts the whole control of 84 letters and characters in the little fingers of the right and left hands. And it lets you write them all with only 28 keys, the least to operate of any standard typewriter made. Thus writers of all other machines can im- mediately run the Oliver Number “9” with more speed and greater ease. 1 this discovery writer. one does. out—and comes years before experts expected it. For makers have striveu a life- time to attain this ideal machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when we gave "9." Think of touch so WARNING 1 pThis [brilliant new Oliver comes at the old- time price. It costs no more than makes-mow out- of—d ate when compared with For while the Oliver’s splendid new fea‘ tures are costlynwe have equalized the added expense to us by simplifying construction. Resolve right now to see this great achieve- ment before you spend a dollar for any type- ! If you are using some other make . you will want to see. how much more this If you are using an Oliver, it naturally follows that you want the finest model. 1 lesser 17 CENTS A DAY' tive Color Attachment audamatic spacer, 6 A dons—visible writing, out all these other new-day features. Yet we have decided to sell it cents a day! Now every user can with the famous PRINTYPE, that ”I‘ll-DAY erlc—for Full Details . given in a typewriter. writug machines. indivduals everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. Just mail a ”postal at once. 310 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. YOU CAN RENT THE OLIVER 3 MONTHS FOR $4410. tion. It’s a pleasure for us to tell you about it. THE ouvsu TYPEWRITER ”co “Remember this brand— —new Oliver “9” is the greatest value ever It has all our previous special oz. touchnplus the Optional Duplert Shift, Selec- to everyone everywhere on our famous payment plan—I7 easily afford to have the world’s crack vi’sbile writer, . writes like print, included FREE if desired. . and be among the first to know about this marvel of ‘ See why typists, employers, and 'mvené I No- ”obliga‘l - 1 fosaaooiv "mass PRISONER. ‘ IRAPUATO. Mensa,- April 24.-'—A~l~ ' 36. 1191111112. , varo Obregou, commander-luckier oi the (Carranza) army of operations. .1 gave out a statement to the press to Villa in retaliation for the defeat re» cently inflicted upon Francisco mower-co we Judith»: day in which he related thbt his 1 brother, mnclsco Obregou. has been ... taken prisoner by General maucisco In by the Oh} 11 Ill“! was 11mg 111 Wm 11: an on» ii: EEUM! 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