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MEALS ARE NEVER LATE
HEN you’ re behind with
your work, with only a few
4 minutes in which to get
supper—then the handy NEW
PERFECTION .
helpsyou to hurry.
It lights at the touch of a match,
and cooks as rapidly as a gas stove.
It regulates high or low, merely by
raising or lowering the wick.
easy to operate, easy to clean. easy to
V Sold in l, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes by
hardware, furniture and department
stores everywhere.
Ask your dealer to
show youithe N‘EWWPERFECTION'
N0. 7 with the'firelesil‘éookin'g oven. '
Also the" PERFECTION Water
Heater; it gives you plenty of bet
running water and makes you inde-
pendent of the dirt and drudgery of
the hot inconvenient coal range.
I For best results useSOCONY
”brands "of "kerosene -oil.- 4
STANDARD on. COMPANY or NEW YORK
OIL Cookstove
It is
ION
Buffalo
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we Carry a Complete Line
‘—of—
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Perfection
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OIL STOVES
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they could make the trip to New York
on each car. It was because the court
“no accepted their stories that the lines
Surprised were made light. The maxi-
mum penalty that‘Dur'pée might have.
received on the three iiharges is 3300
had thirty days in Jail. ”
Fate had a strangle hold on the
20 men yesterday. "D‘urpe'o figured in
' accident that" d‘iuna'ged his new
:aeliihe‘ considerably duet outside or
.mdgeport. His- ‘car turned over twice
More he inane I dive thronghdh'o
windshield. Then the car rishtod itsel'r'
Wall ambush atmets. early in fifth
" uponeorthe
Ego: 1d
14’: '. STERLING FURNITURE Co.
E! 7—l29 WASHINGTON ST;
4 pad the manufacturers suggested tlise- '
city in safety by having one marker. .
halted states into Mexico.
- .CQNNECTICUI’.
_‘ ,
chelle corralled them for speeding,
and they told the local police that it
cost them 310 by forfeiting the bond
It inay be that good men will :01:
low them for the rest of their days.
At least they are entitled to a pt!
tiers of tit. .
easement WiLsoN's MEXICAN
, ‘ - POLICY.
waéiirNoToN. May 2‘5 4—Presldent
Wilson does not contemplate any
change of Mexican policy as a result
at the report by Du Val West, his spe-
cial commissioner, who recontlyre-
tinned from an investigation. The
president told callous today that Mr”.
West had not suggested an embargo
on experts or war munitions train the
president Iwiison said all; warm,
:oull'y. Supplemented written reports
made during his investigation -'.in Hex;-
naturism iii-ore on to this' our loo. and that while in. west had ‘giw
mm they were arrested by' Motor fen him inuoh militiamen, no change“
cycle cam fins-rig at the corner or, in the Adiiiihiiiuntion's attitude was
- . * tieinaa MEI!!! the other man’s than:
contemplated.
Ur. West liquidate
V ' How Do You suppose
, humor or the fitness. of- things
go. bu a Stamford range once
instant
_ gent article‘of furniture, an in- ‘
cdupenrsable article in the kit-
chen, and a great satisfaction to ,
the entire family.
Men may come and men may
remains. It is an Role. ‘-
It is not a
“coming” range, but a range that
here. ‘
. 4—,“.-
POR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Carnot North Main and West Ste.
liver or
fax-install
Were Net
You Should Worry If
it were diflleultto find a safe and reliable remedy for the
ailments due to irregular ordefective
bowels. These ailments are likely to attack
anyone; likely, too, to leadto worseeickness if not relieved.
Bread/125 PI'llcsi
mfamous the world over for their power to correct these
troubles ea as! They a stem,
thobloodandael'asagenzlgal tonicyguEn thgm'i'iandngyg
IIndigestio biliousnesa, constipation miqthi infill, cause you giro-
, .
expose youto
'n. Lane‘s-loaf aims.
' Soldovorywhwtuh box... 10c. 25:.
action of the stomach,
i
On Hand
indie World.
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.KING TESTIEI‘EQ AGAIN. ,,
WASHINGTON, May 25.—W._ L.
Mackenzie King, directorol the Indus-
trial Relations Department of the
"Rockefeller Foundation, resumed his
testimony today before the Federal
Industrial Relations Commission.
thh is inquiring into conditions in
the Colorado Coal holds. The witness
took the stand late yesterday and was
Foundation. in interrupted his tasti-
inony to protest against the methods
of Chairman Walsh in conducting the
Commission's inquiry into the Colora-
do strike. '
LOOK OVER NEW JOBS.
BRIDGEPORT. MEX. 25.~Frank E.
Ballard, who will be sworn in as a
county commissioner June I, succeed-
ing Sheriff-elect Simeon Posse, visit-
yesierday and was gIVen some infor-
partment.
Police Commissioner Brown, who
will succeed Thomas J. Cunnlngham
as county sealer, made a tour‘oi
nearby towdns with Mr. Cunningham
yesterday in order to become ac-
quainted with the duties which he
will assume June 1.
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HELD m 82,000 BAIL. 4
WATERBURY May 25. —James E.
Doyle. charged with assault with in-
tent to kill waived examination in
city. court this. morning and was
bound. over to the’ June criminal term
or the Superior Court under bulldog
52.0%.? 0011:3153; wand was
recently discharged Hing.
L _ evening. while erasedy by' filiguor. Do is
' came to the stable and at the" point
him the contents of the sale nearby.
Doyle claims he was only. trying to
collect wages that are due to 1111114,; .4
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YOUR OWN FORTRAN
It Is Verbally
Drawn by Your Friends. .. 31'
Did you ever experience the senile--
lion pt hearing rennet: physically. do:
scribed by another who did not hair
pen to know that you were w
earshot? It so. yiiu, may have ii
yourself pictui‘ed as "thfit shortdiig
god m'an with~the serenely gi-aymliie-
Wymmi' ’3‘2‘ ‘ . ,'
Yoda-y have been pained or sinus-
ed. 1t aildepondenmnyfiurseuse of
ans—unn-
do not despair at your portrait: 4
listensometlmetoapalrolifloii
the latter seen perhaps only 7,
year’s ago b7 the union The
Write today for a testing bottle of.
. ED. MPIN[AUD’S LILAC -
Rmummlim mm“ 2.21%“ Ml _
extol: re
“(Minnie (m
questioned at length’as to his services '
. to John D. Rockefeller. in. and to the
ed the county commissioners’ oliice ’
mutton as to the workings of the de- . -' ' '
Bill.
whenmoflthsnbmmfilcfll“ j
to his companion a third individual 4
aendyouFREE PERFUME
i me:
Will!
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIQ ‘
We la the dolniflon'ottho
my otthe due-be m them 0'
schism the seine Disease locals
by a wrench. wilt or ”rain in
clock. Evonitdoneladiildhaoe
pinchecngrvoeaudpa‘inia
emetic emotional.- than aka.
‘1‘. Francis. D. C.
M Wmhlngtou it. to. Norwallt, Gino
ammo M Puller School. the
NRANGES $rizoo’ to $4300
SlElf Lighting Burners.
our‘”stod’l\ béidre buying
' See
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' " Eddy Rdngeratorll
Jones 8t Hotchkiss
:7 Wall St. Nomthm I
‘ his an; near his ear, and he,
‘fihada'scar' onhis chin.” '
other at this piece at mohlndes’criw '
cored and wore4big spectacles of tor-
tolso shell. " ‘ .:
Add the interesting question. it.‘
brings up is. Why do people
filly Minuteman dele‘c 4;
singularities rapier uian mum“
and Ebeautioe A inch with lbnsilfill
ave .biidju‘e'
(lei-It and. a bounded chap with a
. roille an an artist's hands.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . .4 $11.00 ,-
ot a gun, demanded that King give:
- "Now, I do," eheefldlly replies the .
tion and iziien adds his own mew “
“He was with a little chat; who still.- :4
' arias tongue-might have lied at
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
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house. iii
Discounts This Week
Hong Kong Reed Chairs, Rockers and Settoes, natural color, " "
. One-third from regular. - "
Settees, $12. 50 up. Rockers, $7. 50 up. Tables, $7.25 up.
Armchairs $7. 50 up. Tabourets, $4. 75. 3
Willow Furniture in Colors, llccd Furniture.
Porch Chairs and Rockers
\ ‘ less 20 Per Cent ~-
* Reed. ' ’9 Willow " ' " 77 g
Setters, ” $37. 50 Brown, White, 'Silvcr Gray
Chairs, - - 39. 00, $14. 00 to $15. so Chairs, $925 and $14 58
Rockers, $9. 50, Sn. 75 to $20.00 Rockers, $15. 00 to $17. 50
Tables, $4. _00, $7. 00 and $10.00 Settees, $1800 to $31 00
Chaise Longue, 9.00 Tables, ' 37-25. $760
Madelnaiewinlnuee
r
use.
2!
Rockers,
Swing Seats,
$75; $7 25.
Establirilieo' 1357
Furmsltlnss For the outdoor living Room
Special May Sale
This week it is the intention of the several House Furnishing Departments to assist
' all people who are preparing the perch sitting rooms, the family living rooms lor summer
The porch that has the regular house comforts, the comfortable chairs, the chaise
longue, the swing couch the tea table and other useful articles, is the place “here the
head oft e house lake‘smiis “forty “inks" after luncheon and has his after— dinner cigar.
It is the p ace where the mistress has her books and needlework, where the children play,
and take their naps, anti where guests are welcomed informally.
why. a well equipped porch can chase the blues that sometimes insist on entering a house
in bad weather. One may re st at ease and hear the raindrops spatter.
Practically eterything needful may be had for the porch, all things for the \\l(l€
roomy verandah of the country home, as well as for the small portli of the aierage city
$10. 00
Chairs,
Settecs,
Porch Furniture
_ $1.00. 31-15 to $3 50
These pieces are shown on the fourth floor, first room.
Japanese Braided Rugs
Kobi Rugs, braided of colored straw, natural color in center, dark borders, very artis-
tic and very durable, cool and clean.
Size 4 x 7,
6" 9.
$450
Size 8x
6x12:
Couch Hammocks, Swing Hammocks $8and Hammock Standards, third floor.
Umbrellas, Special
Pure silk, an cit-client grade,
fancy handles of mission oak or'
malacca, with sterling silver and
ambcr, or silver inlay. \\ ere $400
and $5.00 once,
$3. 00 to close out
The june number is on sale
“—‘.—_-
Tins Is now "' , .
N4 Biclgdsh:gliosoe:il-:Lixedlleal Pal?“ . nay BARGAINS.
3% :1Andaglllllnued03llotgfkmll ”2.5:
' ~ . atesllmat: cost - - 2. ' ‘ i' .
_L 1'" You then make ‘7 gals. of pure paint for 510.25 K' MAN”. A' “AVE”
D, M0 South Norwalk I
Wkwond.._& Painter; Stamford.
‘ S “Gutter 8: Son. Westport. - -.
fillbbell -& triples Howe. (20., Norwaik; .. _. .
rsraamsnsoiasr
lulu *Yilllll own rust;
You will save 54 els. per gal.
It‘s only 8 1.46 per 'gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas. ll you buy 7 gels. of ready-lows: paint in
CANS. W“ P3? 3200 a gaL or $14.00. ‘.
'l'heLdlM SEMIMIXED REAL PAlNT is PURE WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and HMO“. die but-lawn paint miscible lot It!) years.
[152‘ a gal. out ‘0! any LaM. PMNT‘you buy and ii not the W
' point made, return the paint and get All. your money bacilli:
_1
v
(hinderiby Berry bras); ‘
A: genuine hard oil iiiii'sh foil-:49
-~ general interior- Work, in oak, '
36116")? and similar woods. .
;~ It dries naturally to a hand-
some gloss and rubs and polishes
perfectly. Luxeberry Wood Fin- ._
- ' barrels, half bar— .
"l'lic Modern
e ” ~
Priscilla
now. at the Art Section. Yearly '
subscriptions for $1.00. This lit-4
tle magazine is of enormous profit 4
to art workers. .
Main floor. '
ill. Mills ” .
And if it be a raim (in),
$1.00, $2.00 and $2.50
$1.25, $2.25 and $5.50
‘$13.50
$1350
COME TO
nu. unis siior
TODAY FOR DOLLAR
g,
' 56 NORTH MAIN STREET.
4—311
Geraniums
Guleoiii 5 -» "1 '
Vinghré' ' ~ v'
Dracln 5‘Indivisd‘i- ,
.. Ehgli ivy‘
-‘ *Mat'lsolds
_ iBoxwodd
".
s
1 80. ”unit.
SPECIAL snarled NOTICE.
All Kinds of Bedding Stock
T3 :1 a doz.
30¢ each
We each
10c each
600 each
We fill window boxes and vases for
.eemetery use at reasonble prices, or
any other work also special wreaths
tor cemetery at $1225 and up.
r . Sodfll NGrlvltlh I-‘lorlsl
So. Nor-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler