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WEATHER FORECAST.
F recast for Norwal and vicinity:
Tio By and rainy-1311 ht;
Iain; continued cool.
{T r Airtgough of low pressure extending
froth Northein New loik southward
‘10 North Carolina is causing cloudy
and rainy weather from lndiana east-
{ward to the coast. A long tidge of
..TT'lligh' pressure extending from North
tithe southward to Texas is me
\ucih‘g pleasant weather with low
Ute eratures between the Rocky
Mo Tntains and the Mississippi river.
Frosts were reported» as far south as
\NelVireska.
WEATHER ‘A', YEAR AGO
» TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 55; high,
V.,VV75.1Clear. ' ‘
'llhe ”31323522,“ mellhg ofiytlle "Build-
Ing and Loim A iEtit'tn- ‘wiu hé held
to rrow night.
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‘llllam mam-.9111. is attending
Col tabla college. spent yeutorti‘ayr
with his parents on West avneuVVe. .
John Fanel, who is employed in New
York city, was a visitor with his par-V
fonts in the first diptrigt,_yesterday.
Nathan Strauss: tormer Ambassador
to Turkey, and his wife, dined yes-
tcrde'y afternoon at the St. James inn
on Wall street.
A 'car owned by Albert Doizer, of
1293 Amste‘rdam avenue. New York
city, yesterday. shortly past noon,
crashed into tholhlewT Canaan bridge
once. The damage was slight.
_ Sherman Connors; Edward Splan.
“Bud” Bernard, Patrick Darragh and
Thomas Huron attended the exemplifi-
Fcauo'n or the third degree, Knights
of Columbus, in Stamford, yesterday.
Arrangements have been perfected
101' the reception of the south ‘Nor-
wait-H.219 Church plan to extend the
318v. Williaml; “Gilda, newly- appoint.
ed pastor of that church; ‘to be held
on Wednesday eveanng of this Vweek.
Tony Pasafume. of Fair street; re- —
ports to. the police that. a bicycle
owned by him; dhappearéd from in
front of the Palace building on North
Main street, Saturday. An investiga-
“th is under way.
" (Tierarilé Wood and George Nash
' compose the'T flag patrol of the Boy
Scouts for the next two weeks. re
lieving Scout M‘adln. who has eth-
:9 ciéntly performed“ his duties. The
T: scouts will care ior the flag on the
T Green.
William K., son of William ’E.
Chamberlain ,o'f Belden avenue, fell
yesterday and bréke his leg. Dr. H.
W. K. Kellogg was summoned and he
put the broken bone in splints. The
boy had just come out of Simday
school at. the Norw‘ink M E. Church
and was on 19. way home. The ac-
"cldent occurred while young Chamber-
lain was runningVin play. V V
.. ._ ...TAXES
3?.wlll be due again April lat.
x'next your. BEGIN 'ro SAY!
UP‘NOW. We will DO! you 4
Vinn- oenL.on your deposit which
Tuesday 1
AMA UAMAUEUfl IN
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an .
T»— is. 24111 miner-hr «emu...
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wk. Madman-shale
. VA yoVotaV'dgyilDV a mullet entirely fitting
the notable occasion. .
A splendid turkey dinner, over
Which unaided the newly elected
Grand Chief. Banger Thomas-ED011111
\ 3 a feature of the evént that met
With the thorough satisfaction of those
in attendance Agnong the prominent
meat in Foresters circles in thostate
who enjoyed tho’feslivities yesterday.
were: P. G. C. A. Joseph Ivers, who
twenty-four years ago instituted the
local Court; P. G. C. R. George T. Sul-
livan of Derby; P. G. C., ‘R. William
T. Meyers, of Bridgeport, Grand Sec-
retory John O’Loughlin, of 'Nauga-
tuck, Grand Auditor M. J. Clahby, of
Bridgeport, Grand Auditor McKenna,
of Westport, and Supreme Represent-
ative to California Limes S. Driscoll,
of Georgetown.
The affair was a jolly and interest-
ing one throughout. E. J. Splan and
HarryMCKnight favored with vocal so
lections, and speeches of interest were
made by the visiting Foresters and lo-
cal oiiicers. T. ,
T The committee in charge consisted
Tof ; Charles Davis, chairman, James
l... Dyer, Hugh McCarthy, Percival
Bennett Albert Hall, Ralph Cole H.
Miller James Beers and Grand Chief
Ranger Thomas ll‘. Dowd.
AVUIUINU A MAN
The automobile of D. T. Murphy, of
East avenue, was damaged to the are
hint of about sluu Saturday atternoou
around five o'clock when the owner's
sop, James, who was at the wheel,
steered into the abutment 0f the rail-
road bridge in Barton to avoid hitting
James L Wilson, principal of the loan“—
school. ~All parties escaped injury ex-
cept the younger Murphy, and he sut-
fered a badly contused wrist with a
by the wheel twisting‘sharpiy 'vihen
the collision occurred. The mudguard
was considerably bent, the 'l‘adiator
punctured in several places and'the
forward springs broken. Everett Jack-
~sdn. Stuart Yoimgs and D. 1T. Murphy
whre occupants of the damaged oar.
, Ypuug‘sTTwau' 'T'Tthroiv'ni dill,- but be 'iilas
net hurt in any way.
_t appears that Principal Wilson 1m
ring his wisest and was about to turn
T,to the loft» afterapassing under the
bridge. g’oin tweet. The 11111111131111-
tomobllTe w coming in the opposite
direction. The bicycle rider was look-
ing bdckward and did not seo the ap-
proaching auto.- Young Murphy sound-
failed to heed its warning, probably
ed his born, but apparently, Wilsno
--because he did not hear lt. The driver
, oi the machine had two choices. one
to run down Wilson or-crash into the
chose thentter. He had his Tbrake
set tight and this lightened the force
_ of the collision and prevented more
serious results.
SIRl’S ASSAllANlS lAlllD
‘stole' her daughter and its. seems
ani as much. The two indulged in a,
catch as catth can wrestling match,
and Mrs Mola exldently camé out the
-victor, from all accounts. ..
‘Apparently my warnings of the
past have had no effect and I con-
” clude that the‘ only way to ridthaie.
section of the nuisance is to send
you over to' Bridgeport," said Judge.
E. M. Lockwood in court this morn-
ing. prior to announcing the sentence
of thirty days in jail for live of HoythsV .
nursery men who were arrested at
3:30 a. m., Sunday, after the police
department badgeceived a'number of
complaints about thein’. Depi‘ity Shor-
iff Blake and Ollicer Edward Clunel
made the round- -up which caught
Frank Murray, James Murphy, Ed-
ward Dowling, James Hughes and
Thomas Walsh. \All plead guilty to
-.the charge of intoxication And the
”last named four admitted their guilt
to sleeping along the roadside.
TMUAE NEW fEAlURlS
Al liUlUN PUlAl PARA
(Continued from First Page.)
Point a decidedly live place on the
occasion of the opening day.
' The park welcomed many people
yesterday. It was rather 0,001 at the
resort, but”deVsTplte this fact quite a
' number- took advantage to get to the.
slight sprain. This, injury wa‘s‘caused ‘
Tm
' ladies” 0dede ‘
stone abutment oi the bridge and be T
that on «Saturday she told Mrs. For- ,
Heating and ventilating are the
two special household problems
of winter, for in summer ventila-
tion is easy and heating unneces-
sary.
The ideal way of solving these
two problems is with a good
warm-air furnaceproperly set. for
such a furnace is built with that
end in‘ View. Stamford furnaces
have stood the test of time, have
all modern improvements,T and
none are Superior. ' ‘
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FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sta.
Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
It you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
, Line
Rubber
Footwear
MEN WOMEN '
White mum, rubber solo and
heel, English 13“ . -. .
32.50.33.001 $35G
WHITE BUCK RosssR
.«TSO'LE AND HEEL
s4. 00 t,
:12)”, RUBBER SOLE AND
83:00. $3456
l“M£nfS?fOi‘tf0le-s‘l
Tan, rubber sole and bee], in
the newest. styles
$3. 00 to $5. 00 .
White Buck, rubber sole and
heel $5.00
9th [Hill YUUR
lilUNllS, USl SAllS
If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both-
em'TDrlnk Lots of Water.
When your kidneys hurt and‘tyour
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with»:
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate tha‘ entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys‘ clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by» 911111111:
them with a' mild, harmless =salts
which removes the body's.' urinous
waste} and stimulatestbem to their
normal a‘ctivityh’l‘be function otstlle
hoarse they strain from it Boll-grains
understand the vital importitnce of
keeping the kidneys active. .1;
Drink lots of water—you can't drink
too much; also get from any phenol
chat about tour ounces of Jed Salts»;~
take a~Vtablespoonful-in a glass of
water before» breakfast each morning
for a few days and your kidneys will
act line:-
from the acid of grapes arnd
ending bladder weakness. .‘
tibia-(water -~drl1V1k which everyone
low-Hm
Sole .:
L
supply nowf
kidneys“ to filter the blood. in' 24 -
of acid and waste. so we can readily " '
This famous salts is made , »
lemon
and stimulato'clogged kidneys; also to - -
neutralise the acids in urine so it no ,_ ' -
longer is a source of irritation. thus
Jed Salts is inexpensive; 01111th 19- ~
nre; ,Viuahes a delightful oneivesosnt 5
Mia..." TENT“.
flew T} m, opera * Agent
TH£ mam .1.
Donation-1.19934».
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Furniture, Stoves
—-———-—-,|nd-—~—
Housefuruishings
New and Secondfland.
Sold at Lowest Prices.
lull;
Valid Station.
M. GUTKDWSKY ' '
Phone 419.
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The New Selma
am. of the airmen-alien e
idjueting the m. Blood“ in out
limbo
through harmonizing the none on
nunspoelnlottonflon: also curve
mroofthooplno. Youwillnororro
to help you.
mantle trootmonu liven also.
T. Francis, D.» C.
M Washington 8t, 30. Namath. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer-V School. the
“mom.
"tool
Sumer Prices Are
Now to Effect. ‘ ‘ 1 1..
Arrange for next winter’s
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris 81 Guns
Special
lied 08k Coal
. Lehigh'esss for qtsh‘ “
snowmen ~ 3. Norwalk, 0111111..
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Let 0111' oculist
lie Your Ey ye
Phys1¢alll ‘
An examination by .61: QCULIST,
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a skilled physician. is tree of
He will advise you. if you need
. '1»... .22“
Glasses 9.19 low as $2. 00.
chores. '
glasses. .
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a u: .vrrlwr‘a-sna: l fLJ.‘-> ».:1 ,. '
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5p. moadotmm 1:32.39
_5:3llp.m. '-
SNITH TRANS»
We Buy. Second- Hand Furniture
87 NORTI-l MAIN IT.
DEFINITION OF CHI’OPRAOTIC.‘
Chiropnétlo II the definition (I W
ed by I wrench. film 111: Garcia in
mm- nvonllooussesndhooo
tt'crootolplnoltod nonsense-points
later I“. in the 4M8 m and
Chiropractors "moronic con-e oi
disease and pain, health is. restored
tons in your body. Female troubles
uncommon-1111mm.”
v Beuupdiu '& "Saunders
T 51.1.1 and your family.-
T’lhe.'liln1.l:'.il1'0n'Co.’,...;T : .
». 9 «Tuesday and Thursday Even; T
"1"‘said he worked for Elfron. All“
1 pays. he tried to buy them fairies»
Jen-j "
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock befofe buying.
Gas HotTWater Heaters .. $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.
lose" 88: Hotchk ss
17_ Wall St.
1-1:- -._.-
Norwalk, Conn.
. .__ ls..-__.'..4.-..
lot of Last
Summer Dresses
""" Si .98
M. MOLTASCH‘ & 9011
NEW STYLE STERLING
‘ PLAYER PIANO .
104 washing‘to‘n St.
T Established 1888
VTreesV Sprayed For
' Scale,
T. ‘Phone 1- 13 or 1278-5
scorn non ADE dorm.
'H‘A. 1.1: "sir-2‘» .1 ,1.»l'»1 .43 I‘
See flsalmlhe Photocopier
4 South Main Streeajl
Apbuf a Ihfiéure _‘of.,.¥opr.HopsaI
"tor Molly Group; " '
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1
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.ilT'T
- * T...Mlu.s'rous
Teeth arenmllstohcfi of,.i1fe
‘ which only Decgme 1111115181115 oi"
death. Nature gave you your 2‘
teeth to grind your food and ex-
pccted them to last as long as
the body, and» they will if
- DR. MALLERY ,
renders them his professional
"care.
Let him be the millwright for
lll'J ll Mallery
193.80. mm 81'. so. NORWALK.
..Houas.: a A. 9141199., M.“
.i w Vlngu, 7 to 8 p.111. SundayoT by
, “appointment only. "
Sadie lights with Junkman, who-
when1 she asked him'for Ilse/per.
'rlb; for regains same that E31011
Sadie then looked at the wagon
»and it didn't? have ‘
_ INC.
‘slgn, so she drove him from .tho
place. ‘ »
. (Gregory Boulevard)
«.v'a‘ East Norwalk
‘_.
3V? Atlantic‘stmnreuuamiord Ct}? »
5““? ' OpermMay I. .
RE ”DINNERS AND ALL
Telephone Call 7.“: .
'TTAdVE‘rt‘iso ~11” The: Scritlnel. 5""
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T HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS ’
The-TMLSonnenberg Piano Co '
"me WM ErrRéin co."
, ‘gPhone 44E. 3 Rowan 'SL' TR
51311111111 House : ~
, mm“ or SEA FOOD““:V
. (:00an so ORDER;
' JVOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.V
Bridgeport. Conn.
Monday, May 17, 1915.
Girls’ spring coats,m811y now at less
, The fi’riest and the least—expensite of spring coats for
girls of 6 to I4—now nc\\"ly and lower priced.
Nonnal College coats with their "unusual smartness
and fine tailoring. \ioire silk coats
plain scrges and fancy \toolens that are slut-r and dig—
tintti1 e.
\1 ere $5.00—~
were $850—-
wcrc 881250-—
$6.7 5
$10.00
HoWL'An'S If ‘
Entrances 0119411111 Strict: antacid‘svenue 2nd Cinnon as '-
$4.00 ”were $7.50..
were $10.00—
u‘ere $15.00—
pAoVErm w.1
”4.11.;
.
T asteful checks and
4‘
$6.00 T1.
$17.50 T
; $12.50 A
Bu 0nd floor
'l‘asleinl summer curtains-~81. 50
()f at run or lllarquiscttc, there are curtains with just '
such lilllltness and (Aalllllll\\s as makes them ideal for- T
Slillllllt‘l‘.
Cool, because of tOlllpatalivelv open mesh
linishetl “ith lace edge and inserting of attractive
potion]. llcmstitchctl loo.
\ml \\ 1th the luster oi 11lt'rcc1i21tli1nish gifing still
added beautv.
\\ hilt‘ or Arabian—$1.50 pair.
Men’s Message
.\ i'rt sh nt \\ 1111;,ht1b T00d looking lot of Soft 111ii'11_cg—’
ligtc shirts to be... snapped 1111p quick by wise men.
\‘iccly made.
Bright. smart patterns.
Regular $1 shirts-—
Summer union suits of “hits fine cotton, suit and
absorbent and cool.
Dollar sort—
Right of Main street door.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
’, "7 1%
271' genie; Th“
. 1 every I.(lollo'il buy
Short sitc1 ('s of knee length.
\cu est.
3 for $2.
' vd'd‘d
‘ 796
Buy materials that last
utho time when you should
the best possible vnlflkln
roofing. You got the longest service and a re-
urine .
spamihle guarantee-both
:T his guaranteed insulting 5 years for
‘1- -ply. 10 years (or thlyL and 15 years
lowing
at miniatum coat-in b
At 'each of our blgV mm: vs mike the fol-
llC
mod N.
lot 3'pl hand the re usibility oi. . swat-11.1.1...)
ourbigVVin mills stand b‘chfgl this guar- - 3"“ l-' V ‘ "
"odteo Why send owey {or an un- W $4.. -
known brand, of roofingl. Buy our Toned? 9
rooting from yourlooal dealer. '3‘”, 3.11;? ».. .
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General kaolin; Mfg. Company '5‘“. 1111:.” ‘ T ‘
" Vom- kmemumflmgmu ' * a“ ., - . ””5 ~
m- . ”‘2'? ”WW"! Eon-“hints”. . “NW-”9"? =2
scar-tot, 8.1.. M Plains 9.11-1- llllsclll-‘lll‘ ‘
Vet's m 'M , W)“ .1; » 131.1... «Social-ivy. .
that... w . 1..., _ M “Wu-”or 01951.... elm-lb.
"""" ' ”"5“ 3"" new:
and Millimry. '9‘ ' . - “'1
eons—94. 95, 97.98, 91.1.99, 914. 98
come-9298 83.98, 34.99, $5.98, 97.98, 99:911.
suture- 9319; .37- 99, 2999, $2.98, $3.98., 94.98, 95.99.
Twmsrs—sac, 91.25, 91.,50 91.98, $2198;{$3.98,- .9498,
:3le 13112113991241.1111, 97.98, 99. 98, $11.99. .
' HATHOC: '69:;qu 95¢: $8125.
; All the 8909's,, in this sets ile’V worth more than double.i301ne snubs
'Tconvinced.
THE P. FRI
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. .
ideal for the Don or Summer coltatlo.
FINAL CLEAN-UP TSAL‘E‘T‘T
of women's and misses’ Spring Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, Wuists
Old Hickory Furniture
CHAIRS. Rgcksn's' AND 3:11:25 119 SEVERAL STYLES
' ASK 'ro SEE'IV‘HEM. '
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Mllllnervi
SOUTVH NORWALK
RAYMOND 82 SON
48 MAIN office-r. NVORVVWALK
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-Best Family Flourkbag'.........................\$100.
Process Butter 10 prints 27¢»
StnctlyFresh Eggs,doz..................,........ 26VTV¢
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