At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
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titanium
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UNDERTAKEZR
m RID “DWI-DING
H' WIN-NM?! IT.
Tel. stiles. fail} house. “I.
m
There will be no more meetings of
I the Ariston Club this. summer. Mem-
bers of this young men's organisation
last week voted to suspend business
‘ sessions until the fail.
her limbs and she waaanll‘ering from
an over-indulgence in liquor.
Dave dialectic Tm anti)
The doctor told of; giving Mrs
scum tm-sdenflflxmment, ”1th
is given to-aleohdlle‘ptients-st the
hospital. The night-she arrived she
was given a glass of whiskey and put
to bed. The next morning she was
given some clam broth and she also
got some whiskey. The amount of
whiskey was lessened each day until
finally none was given. He said he
had a talk with her snd'lfrs. schutte
told him that she sometimes went off
on “sprees"and drunk to excess.
'Dr. Staub testified to examining
Mrs. Schutte five days after she en-
tered Dr. Givens' sanftsrium. He
stated that he had been given a family
history which informed him that some
members of her family had drunk con-
siderably The doctor was asked if
he had signed a statement in the Pro
bate Court of Stamford nthat 'Mrs.
Bchutte was an habitual drunkerd and
he said he had. _
Signed While Sober.
Mrs. M. L. Steu'p, wife of Pastor
Steup, of St. Peter's Church, and her
‘ daughter Grace, expect to return to
'Nomlk this Saturday ,after spend-
ing five weeks with relatives in De-
troit, Mich.
A subscription dance will be held at
J moorwalk Country Club, on Sat
L'II'IIIV The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Pe-
at hiavtn'mfirupw will be served ter's Lutheran Church, is planning to
‘i
1- orange a lawn socia land apron sale
Alice R. Barron, of Acadamey street, on June 28, on the spacious grounds
llli resigned her position with (“surrounding the residence of Mrs. L.
flex-walk Steam Laundry and returned lBrlggerman, 10 Falriield avenue.
to. her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. I
There was no meeting of the Feder-
l ated Brotherhood held last evening in
{the South Norwalk Baptist Church, as Augustus M' Hyatt. “perm” 0‘
scheduled. No date has been yet set one °t the cottages “t Dr. leens' san-
at the
Ifor the next meeting, but it was statedI itarluln, ("fined that she was
Schutte went
I k uld llkel be”. sanitarlum‘ when Mrs.
‘gaggnfi 3:91;: r we y i there on March 26 and that she was
with her during all of her conversar
The Board of Health recently is? tions with relatives and friends. While
sued orders to property owners on- testifying to "‘9 ”“0““ °' whislie:
Chapel street to do away with outside Elva“ M’B- Schutte, the “muslin"
toilets, according to information com- she 50‘ two ounces every “'0 0“
ing from the building inspectors oflice.I ' "Ch day “M then asked ‘0’ more.
The closets have been condemned as. The ““39" said ”I‘- Schutte was
a menace to the health of those living. under "19 influence 0t “6'10" when 311°
in that vicinity arrived at the sanltarium on March 26.
ibut was sober when she signed the
voluntary paper asking for admittance.
Griffin, Jr., of the city. has received The witness stated that although
>delinite information that Joseph Con-I Mrs. Schutte was an habitual drunir
Iti. of South Braintree, Mass. will not srd. she knew what she was signing.
Istand trial for the alleged slaying of She said Dr. Givens asked her to have
his brother in law, Dr. Vincenzo Del-IMrs. Scbutte sign another admittance
piano. Contl is now on his way to his' paper the following day and she did.
home in Matsschusetts. This out- I Q , 73 1
Come of the case is in line with The
Sentinel's prophecy at the time the scmuks “0|.”
m ' l Mil Pllli
‘4 Y ‘. ' . .
young man gave himself up to the
A welcome! to the Stamford Even- ‘
lug Star, a brand new newspaper, the Continued From First P360
ssued es- --'
1?;2u3bgmf;g‘wT::§editor “y“ were much interesietlto see what had
trad ‘8. O'Brien, well- known in Nor be“ accomplished by the younger pu«
walk, as the capable representative of piia 1“ drawing, designing, weaving
the Sunday Herald of Bridgeport, mIand construction work, while the old-
thls city for some time. The ildvertlsIer Ch‘ld'e" exhibited 8‘1““! 800‘“
. ant.
ing manager is Arthur Platt Howertiqwz": in "If p;:::;: afizptzmg part
lone-time mayor of Salem, Mass. TheI 9‘ pupi 5 p
in the exercises were? Susanne
little paper of four pages is original lBrowne. William Seler. Billie Fenni~
mun, Jullta Hoyt. John Belts, Mollie
Gurtis. Harriet Ells, Ben Betta Vin-
The controversy regarding the cent Waiensltl, Billle- Cram, Phyllis
granting of a permit to repair the Met Jackson, Jfi" Montgomery. Albert
Govern building, on North Main street, Mossman. ‘MCR Austln, Jim Austin.
.was closed this morning when Bulild‘ Howard Russell, 990m Ahrens, Ruth ‘
lng Inspector Finch issued to Charles McGregor. Esther Dlmond, Louise
T. McGovern a permit to do the nec-iFOWler' Virginia Comstock, Marianne
essnry repair work, which according-"“11”"- Gsrven Cavanagh, Lawrence
to in. McGovern, will cost but :70», 'Gfivamfih Chm“ “mar“- Edward
although the inspector disagrees with Weed and Turner BMW“;
, _ him on this oint. 0th e
be Donaldson. daughter of Dr. and sued were to?“ gmthanfrtopdzugltsggiNEBRASKAN PASSES QUEENS-
H". W. H. Donaldson, 0f Ralrfleld, ing in the house owned by M Josem, TOWN.
71o eGorge C. ando, jr., of Bridgeport, on Chapel stre,et to Heating & Plumb I‘ NEW YORK, May 27. —The Ameli-
m made known this week. followinglmg Company to install heating mm can- -Hawalian Steamship Company,
abridge and tea at Miss Donaldson'e plumbing in house of Mrs. G Abbott, owners of the American steamer No-
home. Miss Donaldson attended Deane on Williams street. Ibraskan, damaged; by a mine or tor-
Icldemy at Franklin, Mass. and stud-I _____ __ Ipedo off Fastnet, last Tuesday, re-
,detsMontessori work at Miss Lum’s Governor Holcomb has appointed ceived cable advices today, it was an-
.chool in‘ New Haven. During the cur- Senator Harvey P. Blsscll of Ridge nounced. stating that the Nebraskan
Heat‘seasonshe has conducted a kln- field and HarrisonJ]. Purdy membersIhad passed Queenstown at a speed of
“Batten on the Montessori prinCI- of the state board of pharmacy from eight knots an hour and was due to
plea in Fairileld with great success. June 1. 1915, the former for four years reach Liverpool tonight.
llr. ando, who is a son of Mr. and and the latter for three. Arthur R. A British Admiralty boat the ad-
Ill-s. George C Waldo of Bridgeport.’ Kimball of Waterbury has been ap- vices said, was conveying the Nebras-
has been in the newspaper business pointed a delegate to the international kan. Officers andcrew of the steam-
olnce his school days. Mid is DOW. Press Congress at San Francisco, July er presumably were atA‘their posts
managing editor or the Telegram I 5 to 10, and State Librarian George a. should.
3"; , iGodard to the meeting of the National
‘Association of Librarians at Berkeley,
California June. 3 to 9.-
' ’ John Neugebaur slid Gustave Noel-
“,‘of‘ Humboldt Lodger Sons of Her-
, hash; tomorrow will attend the state
convention lobe held in romngtoil.
.1 "A rehearsal of the team and guards
in Eureka Rebekah Lodge, will be held
In the lodge room, tomorrow night.
. ‘ There will also be a meeting of the
entertainment committee.
.. I
’ smile fourteen Bethel young men who
.' Aware planning to place a portable
i: building at Calf Pasture meach, East
, NorWalk. have decided to place the
'; building at Taunton_ instead. The
building very likely will be placed in
1.. the course of a few weeks.~Danbury
f News.
Prosecuting Attorney William A.I
Rev. M, L. Steup will leave for Bos-
_~ ton next Tuesday to attend the an:
I? musl convention of the Atlantic'Dls
‘ ..1rict of the Lutheran synod of Mis-
I soul-i, Ohio and other states. The con-
vention will be held from June 2 to
June 8th. About 200 ministers and
delegates will be present.
I d ‘ _._.A—.a ‘
A number of young people of St. '
Peter’s Lutheran Church will go to
’Mdgeport tomorrow evening to at-
;itendfan entertainment, given by the
“young people" of Zion Lu'llcran
Church of that city. The auto bus
”will leave Hotel Mahackemo at 7
deleck sharp, til-e Bdllion Store a few "
minutes later. A large attendance is
expected.
1
..
Within a few days Superintendent and snappy l" more ways than one.
A. E. Winchester, of the local electric . I and WE bound to grow
light plant, will submit his report to
71!": public utilities commission re-
<ardlng the. conditions found in the.
‘tnal electrical test made by him you-
rday of the New Canaan branch of
Ellie New Haven road. Normal condi-
”lions were dlscnvwered and the test
was satisfactory in every way.
,
The engagement of Miss Ethel Lou-
,
~—.—.
JITNEY AUTO RUNS OVER BOY.
WATERBURY, may
crossing Bank street this morning to
obtain a place of vantage to watch a-
circus paradc, little George Jeanetty,
aged seven years, was run over. by at
~WA'DCH- YOUR STEP
I; Not only in the City Subway, but ‘ . '
* also in the care of your values .. impressive memorial services are
hiss. Deeds. insurance policies. ' “”16““ ‘0 be held °" “9“ Sunday by
mmm.’ ”Wm _ and private the Luigi Zupetta society, a local in-
i
" . m", W086 ”intone of our' fluentlal organization. . The services flint-y automobile, one of the wheels
» will be held in the Central Labor Passing over the boy's head He was.
'DOUBLE KEY: Union hall on, Washington street, and taken to St Mary‘s hospm WHOM
_3 will. open at" z-oiclOck Sunday after-
-; noon. An interesting program-will be
carried out, and other local Italian so-
cieties will be represented. Delegates
_, from Circle‘ Edisond do Amicls, Com:
- panions of the Forest, will be: Mi‘s‘.
:r M Odds. dill-s.- L. De‘Pletf-o. Miss . '
‘ Mildred Folio, Miss Mary Mile,-
5 Miss Antoinette Penna, Miss Elsi
it is said hTs condition is Various.
His scalp was torn almost~ off and
the skull may- be injured. Frank De
Male, driver of the illney, is being
held by the police.
fears DEPOSIT. BOX .:
,In a modern, burglar and fire
proof vault will be absolut l
iCEiN WINSTED. . . .
W‘lN’STED” Golfm, Ray 27.- elce a ‘
quarter: on inelritlliek formed inS'
pitta News ileum. last nifllt, ac.“ ,
trunks: and silverware at . “
: urn.- indium. The. fellowing viii:
untary commitment paper, which she
, . Strawberry " ‘did in his presence and the masses
Banana‘ . '_ ‘ oftwootherperssas.“iiesaldshe
‘ 1 Dflld W. WC was conscious when due arrived at the
Orange ; hospital. but she was a little weak in
26, 27, 28, 29, 30.31.1914. South Nor;
Pawnbroker.
27. —W.hllefi . .
“VF“ WAOHING‘I’ON 's-r. BARGAINS IN‘
PM". ”9"- . CARPET RUGS '
Prompt Delivery»; . loath Nemlit TUB FABRICS
W SHIRT. WRISTS
cording-team received little .to-
Ezers
. Sheep Manure. Superphosphate, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
yard lent!!!-
, .. RAYMOND BROTHERS
intzs
May Clearance Sale
Special values in all
departments
FREE
FREE _
We Shall Give AWay
' 25-cent
I 00 '5 Boxesol
KIDNEC The New Treatment For
Kidney and Bladder
‘ Alice lions
to sufferers of diseases that it alone can cure. We have spent
a fortune to obtain the right to manufacture Kldneco in America,
and we shall spend several fortunes to quickly get this wonderful
treatment to people who need it. If you need it, let us send you at
25c box free.
Simply fill out the Coupon below and .
send it to us today, and we will send
you a bi: of Kidneco by return mail.
This is our free gift and we make it
because it seems the quickest way to
convince you of the merits of these
tablets. Then our only request will be
that you tell your sick friends what
they have done for you. When we, at
our expense have helped you to get
well, we wish you to help us by tell-
ing your friends about it, too. Do this
for the good of suffering humanity. ‘ln
this way we have seen one cure lead
to hundreds of cures, and that is why
we make this remarkable offer.
If you are suffering from any of the
I‘flollowlng diseases, youshould send to
it today for a 25c box of Kiduet-o
FREE. as these diseases yield stance
to its wonderful curative powers. We
have seen thousands of these troubles
ended in a week, though-they have re-
sisted every other remedy known to
science.
Bad 'Blood, Kidney Complaint, High-
ly Colored Urine, Brick Dust in Urine.
Tube Casts, Hemorrage of Kidneys,
Bright's Disease. Urinary Troubles.
Sudden Stoppsge of Urine, Gravel.
stone in the Bladder, Irritation of the
Madden Dribbiing, Retention of Urine,
Staining after Urinating. .177“? or Fre-
quent Calls. Weak Kidneys, Urlc Aold.‘
Ross Blood or Mucus in Urine” Back-
ache, Pain in Ureths, Catamh ofthe
Bladder or Bowels, Uiceratlon of the
Bladder. Rheumatism. Pain in Joints
or Hips, Diabetes. Beauty Urine, Thick
or Slugglsh Urine, Gall Stone, Gastric
Acid.
will help you to get well. This offer it-
self should'convlnce you that Kidneco
will do what we claim. Certainly, we
would not give them to you. if we had
any doubts of results. You certainly
want to be well and should in justice
to yourself send this coupon today.
Kidneco costs 25c, 50c and hue a
lPackage.
‘fllis coupon with Ten cents .ln
louver for postage, eta. entitles the
"holder to one 254: ”allege of Kid.
'lieoo Free. Adrese ‘
Dept. M. The Kldnooo 0o.
Boston, Mass.
KIDNECO MAKES SI CK KIDNEY 8 WELL.
' For Sale oz Frank H. am er. I
Pawnbrokers Sale Outil‘ig
The subscriber hereby offers and
Shoes
proposes to sell all the property
For
Decoration
the following tickets: Nos. 7664.
7672, 7676, 7578, 7879, 7682, 7685. 7698.
7709, 7710, 7711, 7713,7714, 7721, 7728,
7738, 7741, 7747, 7751, 7765. 7775, 7789,
Day
walk, Gonn., May 25,1916. , The Most varieties
l'l Rosenlieid . 'v ' -
Josep 49 Water Street. W“? 01' Tu 011m
Shoes: we have ever
7795, 7797. 7801, 7819. 7820, 7827, 7834,
7888, 7839, 7844. 7846. 7849, 7850, 7851.
V ‘. ~ - . ‘F.
7370,7372, 7883,7885, 7890. 7893,7901. .
7904, 7905. 7903. 7909, 7916. 7923, if
sued respectively Oct. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7. '
s, .9, 12,- 14, 15.17, 19, so. 21, 22, 24.
- I
Decoration Def
Suggestions
-- . Cemetery Vases . .9e ea.
Lawn Mowers ....$2.89
scycles.
flower
garden ‘
garden
at low—
. Grass shears,
‘ watering” pots,
‘ pots, Jamel-tiers,
forks, trowcls,
. sets, rakes, etc,
”mam'
If you need Kidneco and have never ,
, used it, please sign the coupon below. ‘ '
Do this in Justice to yourself and we
67 Tum 6m:
TREE TANGLEFOOT.
With the mural! out worms at its heighth, TREE TANGLEFOOT
is invaluable. Apply directly to the tree trunk with wooden paddle.
A mad can will make about 9. lineal feet of Bend.
All kinds of insecticides, “Bog Death,” “Slug Shot," «Hellehore.
Pei-is Green, Amnate of Lead, Bordeaux Mixture.
,VEDEFAILE SEEDS AND PLANTS.
726-22 Main St. Net-walk
Baby carriages and petal-is
A new and very attractive line at specially low prices.
Call and see them.
A
RAYMOND & SON
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORI.
WW.“
.wu-.'.W
big stock of summer shoes
or men women and Wchild’ren
Wlfttex'l‘ennis and Yachting Shoes with Rubber Soles.
All other kinds of white shoes.
Plenty allanoxmnls in all the latest models
tom-slur & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
AW:
W Garterproof
........... wSilk Stockings
Getham Gold Stripe-
the famous make with the patented run—proof tops that
garter-Clasps cannot ruin.
Full fashioned Hosiery, beautifully clear and lustrous,
with sturdy elastic silk—lislc tops and feet.
/ .
All the popular colors, including white and black $1.00
Also-Silk Tops at ...K.......... ..... $1.50
The N C. Ryan Co.
86 Washington St.
.——..
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE
of women’s and misses’ Spring Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, Waists
and Milllnery. -
SUITS—64295.91”, 911.98, 914.93.
COATS—62.96, $8.99. $4.98, $5.93, $7.98, 99.98.
“MTG-'- 986. 61-50: 60% 6298. 63.98. 64:98. 65.98.
WANTS—98c, $1.26, 91.60, 91.93. 6298. 6398. $4.98.
SILK DRESSES—$6.99; 91.99; 99.96, “1:66.
HATS—50c 696, 79c, one,"91.25.mi"'"* '
All the goods in this sale re worth more than double. Come and be
Cloaks 8r.
Millinerv
sou-m uoawstir.
i
SOUTH. M‘AH6 ST.
Vest prices.
Alberll’dldlebe'
warm chunks-Kins
l2?
./
Month End sale; '
Miler-.18 NIGHT GOWNS son sumac use, new
NECK AND SHORT- SLEEVES," TRIMR‘ED WITH ‘
EMBROIDERY AND TORCHQN LACE, AT . . .. ‘, 50¢
stress We Niounoewus nojvv Nam; sun“.
:sSHlORT SLEEVES, TRIMMED WITH Fm 1‘0th
CHON LACE, AT ... 50¢;
Norwalk Chronicler