“'teréstlng bustyees medium. was .hald
A. .... .. .
I. bridge construction committee was
. , G. F. S. will present. two comedies—Idioms: and in the interest
“Our A_unt from California.”
. Burglar ” The sketches are screams. I,9.“
3‘ and the casts are working hard foriseryos his people as
' missioners
advised her to cause her unfriendly
and unladylike talk; but no amount
. of sound rounding could mean any-
thin to her.
Then 1 took the matter
church court in order to give Lulu
Parker 0 fair chance to prove the un-
grind things she had said about the
pastor. Her conduct and language
the night of her trial would become
anybody who made no pretensions of
iadyhood. She began her defense by
defining the witnesses who tame to
testify to Rev. Shields innocence and
‘even Rev: Shields himself as bold-
faced liars and other language too in-
decent to be printed in the newspa-
pers or to be spoken anywhere at all;
i: The regular weekly business was
" attenuated. last night. at the meeting and still the church waited patiently
of Itho second district electrical com- through all of her story. She was
|thcn asked if she had any evidence
at all to show that any or all of what
she said was true. Here she failed
and it was made clear to all present
Routine matters that she didnt know what she was
ldoing. We called on Miss Browder.
who unlike Lulu, loves her church and
does her duty, and she testified that
up to the time she had never been
.The regular business meeting of the
hold loll. evening.
were considered.
Thomas P. 'Hm‘au. who for some
time has had charge of the Norwalk
freight omce, yesterday assumed slm-=
ilar duties in the Stamford cites of inside of the 3111310111 church and ‘did '
the N. Y. V. H. & H. R. R. He .uill be not know what it was like, and that
under Ralph E. newm. the agent at 5"" had “my“ “99°C!“ REV Mr
Stamford. .Shields. and that he hadInever given
__ her occasion to do otherwise. Three
At Trinity Parish Hall, on West 81., witnesses testified that there was no
Wednesday evening. at 8 o‘clock, the foundation to Luiu's story.—~she stood
of my'
and “The ,‘churchnnd in the defense of an hon-
faithful Christian pastor. who
only a giant
Iicndcr can and who has the respect
—---—- [of white and coldr‘ed, who know him.
IA special meeting of the governing i tell it my duty on the strength of
board of the Norwalk Gountry Club facts to make the motion to expel
was called for last evening. hilt 0W" Lulu Parker from the church. which
ing to the absence of some members was carried by a unanimous vote ~
there was no quorum and adjourn We have not proceeded unwisely in
good results
_; uncut was taken: 11111211 next» ml” Wed‘l'llulu's case. .for- her masonry so
.’ nosday. At that time the- bids of the'tions made her no good to the church.
contractors will he opened. We had hoped to reform. her of her
old. habit of arresting people, but in-
Th? parapherTalia M “13 big M09591!” 11hr got it worse; and.- hu in.
. carnival in subdued tosrrivo in Nor [meted a great wrong “lion Rev.
‘
.1 from 11 Pennsylvania state city. The
r: carnival will open. on. therbockwood
Li Mfg. lot on Day. streets Monday. A
.. Extent his, LIP-It '3 OWNl‘P‘lE ‘9? locaiw’ harm. them amend. .Btlli the.
. plenum seekers 111 the week at the sentiment of
oarnivaL The 1011311190“ 11111 11's 111 (“mg n 1 a 11m. 11 .h 11
,4. a is
1 charge and see .to .it that. everything I ev 8
runs smoothly“
between the ladies» and gentlemen
" The women were victoflous.
' At this time there will be initiation
11111 of the.degree team and guard to
be held in the hall on South ’Main
also be a meeting of the entertaini-
. ' The activities .1. Eureka asserts.
walk tomorrow morning or afternoon .Shieids by arresting him with noth
pins. to- main herchtrxon anywhere:
She should feel that it does not our
whole mole arrested for the sake
the Katina Street:
has not Rona. down one inclr in the
estimationand confidence of- ammo--
pie.
Signed . .
'DE‘AGGN JOBKILL’D TAEOR ”
Senior Steward of Knight St. Church.
dodgeloIO.E.aremany. Ania-5'
last evening, followed by refresh-
meats and a game of carpet bowlina'
11 .0“, m “031,321 1.1.111 PROPERTIES ‘1
4th of June t 0 KO ‘ .The United States Geological. Sur-
style will entertain the members of
the diobekah Dodge 0! New Canaan: ”Y .has 199““ a small pamphlet con-
taining 203 water muses, which
were made in the chemical laboratory
of the survey. Most of these analy-
ses have already been published, but
many of the original reports at out
of print. and the data areI'therefore
obtainable with difficulty.. 'A number
‘ 'of'th'e Waters analysed are common-
place in character, but some are most
and the director has called a rehear-
street next Friday night. There will
REGULAR PEIoE's. ' .
II . unusual. if not unique- The Devil’s
IFellowIs Syr ‘HIlIYPOPhOSPh‘tCSé Inkpot. for example. in the Yellow.
3! 00 S126. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '1' ' ' ‘ ‘ 79 stone National? Park, is essentially a
‘JFellowI's Syr'. Hypophosphites.
' Sloan’s Liniment, 25c size .. 19c
‘ Prices. .
"Plnkham’ 5 Comp, $1. 00 size no
solution of ammonium sulphate; the
.'.'..I....... L!
$1. 50 size
Swamp Root, 501‘; size . . . . . . 39c
Swamp Root, $1 .00 size 791: Springs. IIin Missouri contain a re-
markabl‘e proportion of zinc,
A copy of the ieport, which has
been issued as Water Supply Paper
864'. may. henbtalned ‘free on applica-
Other Goods at Equally Low.
Survey, Washington, D. G.
How much you can save
" you will never know until something forces you to
economize to the uttcrmost. Then you will/ realize
. that you might have been saving-I more without any...
sacrifice. of comfort, social standing or anything real
vrz'ly' necessary - , '
. ; But you. know y 011 can save somethmg So start ,
1a savings acc ounIt a"! the South Ndrwa'lk San ‘
,~. ings Bank and turn all your spare changc
..........
liter story moorland ”the l4
to the '
MA.
KING Vlcma EMMA
' plot was formulated to .kidnap Prince von. Widow from
mer‘e'vt - anemone m. emu-1 .
waters of Sulphur Bank, Cab. are .
Hell in borates; ~ the Shoal Creek '
tion to the» Director of the Geologicah -
we REFER vou - .
. hathas been painted bithroan points.
is 'it not beautiful 111.11.. glistening.
. SAYS ITALY HAS“
BEEN DRIVEN ' 0 ENTER wut.
(Continped from First Page)
W .
An official report from Petrograd states that at-
tempts of Turkish forces to idtiyau'oc along!” Black Sea
coast have failed. It is said the Russians compelled
them to flee, and captured two towns. r-
The British sailing vessel Glenholm was sunk by a
German submarine of? the Irish coast yesterday. The
crow were permitted to leave the ship before it was
destroyed, and escaped. 5‘ , . ~ ‘ "
‘ GEN‘FJVAI. Switzerland yia Paris, May 22,.1 10 ‘p.
n.1—The Journal publishes a dispatch from Rome an-
nouncing that the Austrians are concentrating large
our
[forces along the Upper Adige River.
' 11ERE11AVEN.1.e1and, May 22. 1:20 p. m.—The
British sailing ship Glenholm was sunk yesterday even- ,
ing by a. German submarine, 15 miles off this port. The
members of her crew have been landed here.
The (ilenholm was on her way from Chile to Lit/er.
pool with a'cargo of nitratc,whcn the submhrinc inter-
cepted her and signalled the crew Ito abandon her. The.~
ship was then sunk, the submarine firing 39 rounds from ‘
her guns before she wentdovn.
PE’PRGGRAD, May 22, via London. 11:30 a. mi—
'l‘herc ha's been issued from the headquarters staff of
the R’ussian army‘ in the Caucasus the follmving report:
“Attempts of the Turks to asSume the oflenslve along the
'c0ast of the Black Sea have been repulsed In the Oltz
region there has been rifle firing between outposts, and
our troops have occupied Snraivan and iiashhalch.Tl1c
Turks fled touard Bytlis and the south. " ,
.__-——-—-
PARIS May 22, 5: 30 a. m.—-Prlnce von Buelow,
German Ambassador at Rome, will not leave the Italian.
capital until compelled to do so. according to the Rome
correspondent of the Petit Journal. “ , .
A circumstantial story is told by the Cdrrcspondsnt ,’
5
‘ ‘I of a report current in. Rome that when popularI ag1ta-
tion against Former. Premier Giolitti was at.,1ts height, r
his residence, the V1113 Malta, but that the plan was
abandoned when Signor Giolitti left Rome.
The Pctit Journal' 5 correspondent is. authority for >
the statement that Prince von Buelow has installed his
aged mother-inviaw, Donna Laura Minghcti, in the Villa
Malta. in the hope that the property will not. he confis-1
catcd so long as it is occup ed by an Italian woman. He
is said- to have offered- her the use of the villa from the
time he leaves Rome until his return.
BERLIN via London, May 2'2; 11 30 :1. 5.4.11 the
morning newspapers condemn 1n the strongest terms the
. attack by a youth on the Italian Ambassador laSt ch-
ning, and warn against the slightest molestation of Ital-
ians who rcm'ain in the city. The tone of . the press,
without exception, is‘ strikingly calm and moderate. In
spite of the fact that Italy’s course generallyH 1s consider-
ed treacherous, the articles directed against that contain lit?
tle 1n the nature of abuse.
«mt ..
PARTS, "May 22, 7: is! a. ”mm—Captaini- Edmond
Thcry, w1dcly known as .an economist, estimates that the
total military expenditures for the first year of the war.
will be 50,000, 000,000 francs (Sto,ooo,ooo,000) fur' the se'v-
en Allies, and 37,000, ,000 francs ($7.11mb 000) for I
Germany, Austria and Turkey. This makes an average: .-
of $1,44o,ooo,ooo a month, :W a day, Samoa;
an hour. He believes the ec'Onomic powers of Great
Britain, France and Russia can support the strain much
more easily than their opponents. ,
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ammonia West Sta.
1; Warm: W Ely an.
:1 Cor. CW‘W 81-.
215 Cor. lonroe and 111111 Ste.
., I otoo Ave. and Austin Sta
And It;
15 0». Emma and watered.
il'l Lockwood 111:. C0
4 Cor. Day and Raymond 81...»-
42 Taylor Ave. and South St.
ileuidw at.
£6: CORN Equip Ave.
to Cor. Woodward and wndes Ave
6 R A G Corsetco..Ann St.
‘ 51 Golden Hill and Elmwooc Ave.
62 Wodhinlton stream
5: Freight Yard
54 Norwalk Lock CL.
6 Hoyt’l Theatre
81 Read 9t. and Bitty-mute.
7 Norwalk Hospital
l Music Hall
.NODWALK MAME)! BOXES
No.
15 Cor. Main and Wall su “1
21- Belden Ave. and Union Place 1
22 Spring Hill and Kellen 8t.
24 Union Park '
25 West Ave. and Berkley st
27 Franklin Ave and Lynes Place
31 Gal House (Private 80:)
32 West Ave. and Mel-win St.
11 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
11 Chapel St. and Harhor’Avo.
SC‘West Ave. near Armory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens 81.
1 41 Cross at. and Wilton'Avo. ~
:12 Halo and North Ave.
4: France 81. _
5: Main and Catherine Sta.
5: New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair st.
54 Chestnut near Summer St.
55 Main 81. and Union Ave.
82 On the Green.
at East and Lincoln Aves.
at East Ave. and Bottom Lone.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
’t—l‘itch School: (private).~
[fire headquarters. 36 Van whatnot
Telephone 170‘
Private bosomwm-ooly be failed
for are on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of c
p. m. and s a. 111.. giving location of
tire. an alarm .1111 be given from near
out pox.
Second alarms are only 11.15 giv-
en D1111. chief or min; chief upon
his arrival at the an
o-Ilamn School 1111111111.;
1 .
i
. . 212-411“: Washington and ion so.
aid-401mm 8t. and Osborn Ave.
aid—East Are. and ltovmt 8t. ‘
zit-Winfield .Bt.
Ila—Fort and Charla-Sta.
”Ht. John St. and Edits A’vo.
”Harlow Ave. and First st.
SSE—Boulevard and Second St.
add—Cove Ave and Fifth St; .
sat-Boulevard ood‘ Blackstone at.
(Tel)
ul—Xomr 8t. and Pine Hill Ave.
('l‘el.)
Its—Kenn 8t. and Duck' Pond rd.
' (Tet) “
ats—Shore Haven. (Tel)
unanimous“. .
1—0110 blast. at odd times testingor
line open.
1-0ne blast at 8 a. n1.. standard time.
1~1——'i‘wo blasts. dro out. ._ ' .
11-11—‘l‘wenty two, at s, a. 111.. no
moi-11in: session, of public
school. \
11-117eTwonty-twoaot 12:80). 111.. no
/ afternoon session -of public.
school.
the entire department.
_ I“.
. Bownmn.=msrm ‘ 110353..
' 1.: Highland Ave. to N. 11.. N. no.
MR. 3.
1! Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
14- Pine Point and Roma Pomt
21 813113 Island Sound t6 McKinley
28 Pennoyer St. to Cross st;
3"IContrai." McKinley St. to Pennoy-
er (West Side) ' '
16 White Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Sound
I17 White Bridge, S. W. toynong' Island
Sound. -
one «911. of hell at 0'“ times it:
{dloatos t‘sstlhg: two more. of belly—a
than: 1-1 are is out: tour strokes of
, "hen—Mme 1-1-14. water ‘ to be shut
oil. A third or more alarms indicates
serious fire ' _
"CLEAN UP—PAINT UP " .l
.5411 mind. at scum lion rBootHouoohoidrPotnfirswm -
801°!“va
11 Con. mos 1111.. due- Geller siil 1'
Echo more IonrkI and do it better.
~ clean much more easily than a
11111111114911 111m- quickly calll '
15 White Bridge north' to Brooksldo . .1 ~
fl Therefore. it My: .It
1...... meme 3.... no?
brakeblfI you are caldera-
ahng u a new
:eea but??? out home-
sure to see our
befonfm stock.
I] Brassbeds. ironbeaa.beds
..of choice woods,al|oiItl1c..
beskItIIIIquality for the prices ,
(I We furnish 0th
room intllebmoeevt‘tg: Anal:
usaboutprioes.
Sterling Furnhnrc Co.
_ —.,—q-
“BUY e
”Hazelton
COal
. . a!
1 .7 111: a Hershfield 1. 501160!
room. '1. 1i: warln’or.
A Gas Range
Costs Less
Than of Coal
Range
For a great deal less price 1113..
you would pay £011.11 coal range
you' can get a gas range that will
‘ spacial. Music
IV!" SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NUTS—New whence from Ella-
-!1-Tlle--- ' i _ , Mm
Uniied,Electric[-f . I Igg" .
Light 81 Water 2
Company . MT, Storage
c. .. ,, , «land Repair-
r” ed at Smmucr Prices
Gas ra'ng'es are ornamental and?
well made. They can belts-pt
coal range.
' recap-1mm. “Niacin”
Fred H. modem. (-7"
Funeral Director and Emulator
We Insure y0ur ifurs against
less or injury. '
1013a and Residence
rottphono 00.4. f 4
“u Id. Mars 01; so. Nammw
' from worry and care is great.
. Your furs must be more than
. camphored—th'ey must be' kcp
» in a suitably cold temiperaItu
_0nr PW“ furs arIcI IstoreId' 1n the
Issue 'Iway. .
Straw Hats :
Greatly Reduced
uire c eanin at re lar inter-
can l E on
We consider this a part of f
our services and we do it con-V
Scientioosiy and scientifically. ’
In fact when we repair or re-
model furs during the summer
FAIRFIELD AYE..-
BRIDGEPORT CGNN.
The cost is triflingI-I—the relief
Furs that we store for onu re-
months we do notII charge for
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