' 1
gr
1r sainAv as! 18519151.
LADIES HOUSE ERESISES
AND WRAPPER
soc, $1.00 and $1.25
BUNGALOW APROSNS.
'39: and soc. -
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
- 6 ‘ .Alu, 15¢ . ’ "'
E Special 5711100 at
E. K Banks
WORM HOTEL BLOCK.
snow-1 1401111111111:
' f
. the approaching execution seriously.
film records
on sale
1 at
D :0 N N E L L Y S
1;: .Slslionery Store
{10 SOUTH MMN STREET.
$34..— =_..._.
IEATHER FORECAST.
. st for Norwalk and vicinity:
Pa ly cloudy tonight; Saturday rain.
efsrea of high preIsI’sure with low;
to eratures which was central over
the he region yesterday morning, has
dec essed considerably during the last
24 Iours. The western storm has
mailed slowly and is new central over
low and Missouri. It is causing us
setgedI rainy weather from the Rockyl
Mo ntiins eastward to Pennsylvania.
Ra was also reported from the
Atlantic and Gulf states. Sev-
eral places reported more than an
incli of rain during the last 84 hours,I
andII Vicksburg, Miss., and Des Moines.
18.. reported over three inches. The
19101111181111.1111 rising slowly in the cen-
tral and eastern districts.
IW1IiAI'rHE11 A YEAR AGO
: TODAY.
IS
I etiinIerature:
73;. F arr
$11,230.11 W. Pennington, of Spring
pr, ‘ 54; high,
ctr Whom as been visiting Harg-
for-(LII 51111115111211.1113 rot ed to
h" 1'11? Lima-1'51...-
#51111 I pairorst Hosé’with
eve
.181. of Walk—Gve Shoer. M.
Joe in I& Son. 1
1 (I,
T ehgular meeting of the Emmy-
ton Corps will be held toni.ghi- .
lmpI t business will be transact-
ed ’IIII‘I‘; a large attendance is uiI'zed
1's
- Inext state convention of the
Co eIo'ItIIicut branch of the United Na-
Ilgé's'soclation 0f Post-office Clerks
held under the auspiced of the
ltain clerks on May 30,1916.
. 35:;
o‘Banner.. IrIliaIl'ieryk announces.
{filer being closed because of
dilute the new addition recently
y will be ready for business
WeAnIiIsday.
BoatIqI‘llischarzed at Raymond Broth-
ers .I'thIII-f during the past week: Mary
E. ‘11:}. cargo of Rockaway Beach
san :fi. L. Clark, 800 bags Kings
Wilder‘s; cement; North star.- 500 tons
of doll; oIIcoal. -
Farmers and gardeners, who, only
a short time ago, were distressed by
the? drought. are now complaining
81101111118 excessive rain and chilli-
nes. which are holding :back the pro-
I181 most of the growing crops.
, —:Straws, flexible brims O’Brien's.
*i
is who follow the weather rec-
ords Ip‘oint out the big difference be-
tween the temperature yesterday and
the d! a year ago. A year ago at
nooh the mercury Istoodgnit 93 above.
Yesterday, in spite of the bright sun,
people-feel the effects Iof the strong,
' cold wind 1.11.0111; c.8111 several parts
of the city came Ireports thakice form-
an iIIi'i shallow pools, out no frosts have
been reported. Yesterday morning at
six o'clock the mercury was down to
thirty- 1 degrees above zero. The
,wind blew a gale from early in the
II'eve'ninIIIgI.
‘--A-T THE COUNTRY ICLUBI
BpteclIsIl Thursday his“ dinner.-
'1,
1f».
w-u-u-w-a‘
\c’l’ E GREATEST VALUE
obtainable for one dollar, II in ‘
aocount iii the airings Depart-
intent of 1111. bank. no not 1011?
'inshadbeadmatthemeetgg;
- Hartford this week, 01's no opposition
0111mm
(Qumran amt hosi-
I. ei-..- .. 3.
despite the redirects sent by W‘ ..l.
IBryan, Secretary of State, and Dr.
mu Vulcan-a, 11 Villa agent, asking
them to alter their decision.
I The prisoners were in jovial mood
last night and did not seem to take
hi the event of refusal- of the tribe
of habeas corpus and no reprieve
.from the board, theypponents of the
executions were relying on the resig-
nation of warden Sims a few minutes
before the time set for the hangings.
As there is no deputy warden and
the law requires either the warden
or his deputy to conduct the’ execu-
tions, the men could not then be
hanged until a successor is appoint-
ed. « -»
All of the condemned men are Mr-
ggues, who was born at Tuscan.
By a vote of 15 to_‘12 the House of
Representatives of the Arioz'na Leg-
islature declined Governor Hunt's re-
quest to msmprialize. the Board . of
Pardons and Paroles to reprieve the
" Florence.
l The grocery store at Hickory Bluff,
'near the bridge at Belle island, was
opened for business yesterday, by i“.
iJ. Foster and brother, Arthur, of Dan-
bury. The firm's name will be Francis
J. Foster & Co AIteleplione connett-
ed with the South Norwalk exchange
has been installed.
i Seierai deals are pending in the real
gestate market lmolving the transfer
.01' property owned by local people at
‘I-Fa'irfleld Beach. it is said that some
of the choicest pieces of property
111.; the beach #1111 be“ included in'
the transfers. The Danbury colony at
Fail-field Beach this summer is expect-
ed to be somewhat larger than usual.
—~Caps, eon lists, Derbies. O’Brien.
.1 chance is offered to automobile
owners of the city to render a ser-
vice which will be greatly apprecia-
ted in offering for the use of the vet-
erans on Memorial Day their mn-
chines. Ali owners who care to do
this Iiire’ tasked to be .0111 Washington
at Ibeforg 9. o'clock Memorial
D
" At the annual modified/the St."
Agnes Guild, of Christ Episcopal
Church, held last evening, the follow:
ing officers were elected: President,_
Miss Marion Reid; vice-president;
Miss Minnie Kimmick; secretary; Miss
Notalle Wheeler. The entertainment
committee in charge of next month's
work is composed of the Misses. Ma-
b‘el Wood and Minnie Lester. .-
The regular monthly business
meeting of the South Not-walk Bap-
tist Church was held last evening.
Satisfn'ctory reports from? the. undue-
church organizations were made. The
annual meeting will be- helclI on
Thursday evening of next week :i‘he
following elections were made last
evening:3 Nominating Committee, H.
P. Morgan, F. S. Lyon and Wilfred
Robins; Auditors for the year,
Charles Cole and T. Leonard Robins.
Hundreds of Norwalk peoplsI th0
across the narrow drawbridge at West-
port_will,.be intemted. to learn that:
the bridge is to be rebuilt 53'1”.“ as
possible. The first hearing in regard
to the bridge was held in the office of
Highway Commissioner Bennett in
developed. The new bridge will be
he of concrete construction. The cost
will be $125,000 and will be borne by
the state. the town of Westport and
the Connecticut company.which oper-
ture. The present bridIg‘e is far too
narrow to accommodate the heavy au-
tomobile traffic over the Boston Post
road and the presence of trolley cars
Iusually causes mItich congestion. .
4112010138. . 5-
...—.-
1pm Them With Other Pro.
ecwlptlonl, I I .
”This prescription for the removal
IIofI frankles was Written by a promin-
Ient physician and is usually so suc-
cessful in removing freckles and giv-
log a. clear. beautiful complexion that
it is sold by druggists under ghouli-
tee to refund 111.5 pinney if it fills.
~ I'Don't hide your freckles under aI
.1111; get an ounce of othine and re-
s
I Mayo them. Even the first fpw 090“” ,
options should show a wonderful as
ptovenents. soin‘Ie' oi the 11:10.1- Ifreet- ,
111111111110
ican citizens except Fracesco Rodri-*
Iflve men condemned to lie hanged- at '
Igrrrfiia’ InI
have occasion to trav e1 by automobile I
thirty- -three feet wide, with a single-
trolly track and two sidewalks 11 will '
ates the trolley line crossing the struc-I ,
Don’t Hide Them With In Veil; R01 '
‘flIl‘lt genie of the series which thiIrIyIl
will play.
'I'oi'IBIl'i
ISaleof White Wear I.
Tmu"
fiery Special Prices!
aiI
r
lhc Splendid assortment 0
prices on raw cotton and coit
uhiIte wearthings required for
_ mei' styslc
warm “Lather season.
Exceptional
EXTRA SPECIAL ‘
MUSLIM ,DRAWERS
With deep i-Iufiie and hem-
Istiiched tucks, worth 290.
At ..... 19¢
COTTON CREPE DRAW-I
5R8
A good 45c value.
29 CENTS
W
MUSLIN Daliwsas.
Willi tucks andIdeep em-'
broidery. regular price 38c.
I \Vhitc “Sale ' ...... 29¢
CIRCULAR DRAWERS. .I'
‘ Ex’tra good quality, several
styles to choose from. Regu- '
lar price 50c to 590.
con.
really Great selling events in our history.
Iptroducing‘ Dainty Undermuslins and IOIiIiie‘r IW‘Ihite IWeIIarthings for Summer at
9 l 71;:
The Sale with its Splendid Economies Begins
To-morrow Morning and Ends Saturday, June 5th
f'spofléss white 1111181111i Wear and other white wearthings gath-
cred here now and tilarkcfat surprisingly lottpdo'cs give promisé of making this one of the
(lurI orders were placed many months ago while
This ioresighiedness
us to oficr the merchandise at the smallest prit‘g 111111131 qualities have sold for this year!
”'lhis is ex ery woman’s opportunity to save many dollars Inn a supply of the fashionable
on goods of all sorts were low
the summer.
'11] var) thinglin the salclis newly crisp 311i fr$ii and in the dainticst oi the new sum—
Take full advantage of the unusual offerings and supply your needs. for tilt
W
Y “El in Venetian Tand Crepe de
G me Silk Underwear.
. iii-ri- you can ChPDSi‘ i' mm the largest and finest assort "tents
Iircpc dc Limit-I and'I Venetian Silk l‘ndcrwcnr that will delight you with their fine. mater—
12115 and quiusnc trimmings, at pi’iccs that give you splendid savings.
"' I It.
enables
"an N; 121.
r
. g ' I
of Muslin Underwear,
EXTRA SPECIAL
WOMEN’S NIGHT GOWNS.
Kiniona style, made of soft
finish muslin, and finished
with lace‘ edge, good full
sizes. " ~ I
24 CENTS '
LONG MUSLIN SKIRTS.
With flouhce of embroid-
I cry,' aha ' cotton crepe
Skirts worth 690.
White Sale ...... 5
BEAUTIFUL LONG SKIRTS
Elaborately trimmed ‘Ivitb
‘v laces, ribbon and embroid-
eIIl‘i'
White Sale ¢
DRAWER OOMBINATIONS.
WMSTS AT SAVINGS.
Handsome waists made‘of i
‘ ‘ fine materials in the choiéeét} '
new styles, Values now at
prgsént prices that will beII
hard to even equal for some'
1.11110 to come.
WAISTS. .
A big assortment of mod-
. els in plain whitIé and stripeI- -
’- effects. -Valdes Inn to $150.
White 51110. .. 98¢
EXCEPTIONALLY DIAINTY
WAISTS.
In white and flesh colon:
prettily trimmed with fine'
lace and embroidery, suit-
able for dressy wear. Regu-II' '
lar $2 00 values. .-
$1. 49 . _
n
y .
- I
it
W h1te Sale.
For women and misses,-
popular desifi-ns. Worth :1:-
White Sale ...... ¢
CREPE DE CHINE WAIS S
.. Several models to choose '
from. high or low neck. long;
or short sleeves, all are prac-
tical, serviceable and moan
-ish. IGreat value. . .
$1. 98
A.
,1
511 TEMPTING SAVINGS.
', saving.II
fashioned on the? lines of the 1 I.
MIDDY BLOU8IEISI- . : :3 .
-"-,-EXTRA snzs GAIaMsNiI-s
CHARMING sIITvLss IN
CHILDREN‘Si 1w1-11'rs
10111... 111%ssss AT
Every child wants at least
one ”white dreIiilh 1151-1116 sum-
mer.-
Bere' s an opportunity to
secure one of the purest and
daintiest Ist'yies ‘ita’a gi-Iest
comma-11400381011111 '; ’
vill appeal inistanter to dis-
criminating choice?
Sizes S'to' 14; years, scarcel
1y two models “alike—an
i-r.
....
.
moment. .
There payer was. anything
like these presses at such
low prices
I I We are. especidfitiy IsolicIis
tlous regarding underwear
for large womena. and we
have prepared a feast of val- "
ties for them in Gowns,
, Drawers and iiklrts, that are
generously 'hill ond well
made, at unusually stir-sc-
tive prices.
I
Tin—1N E
86 Washington
Ryan ”Ti COO
St.
a.
I IINGWIOODS _VS. NOIRO NI.
The springwoods will meet their
old rivals, the I_Noroton B. B.‘ fi’ifi
Noroton, Sunday afternoon, for the
Monday afternoon the
'Springwoods will play the St Stev-
ens, a team composed of former What}
am and Longfellow of the West Illlnd
ort.
played at the Baxter grounds at I3: 30
The gains will ef1111- .. IL.
o'clock" in the afternoon and a treat "
9;“.upon the
proving that they- show "class"; when
ever they play. The Spring-woods;
sense that 6111. of the hardest guinea
otthe sapson awaits them Iwhen they
{seat the St. Stevehs team-.IMa1fI
loyal renters 11 both teams Iwni "1113‘
present and urge their respectivo'
wIi-IITE 'NIIECKWEAIRI, '
; 'wmte Shin-Hosiery. lax-in-
; cluded in our " ale of White" 5
Wear." You may “choose“ ~-
i' greatest yariety to choose ‘
t ' “ where. .
. Groves-1-
" .1611, in kid, silk, chamoiset-
01"" style,
.when you choose gloves "
I- NIEICKWEARI.
is a diversified collection of
Idra'ped designs to choose
.: IIfroIm. For Saturday only.
'AnIY 50C style at 39¢
”Any 256 style at .
sI rprowess of“ the? ~
ISprin'gwoods IwitIlIi jealous eyes only
I-fi Ioivll service commission for the 16118
IGLOIVIIES', HOSIERY, ETC.
II‘The newest styles in these
important dress accessories
are offered at prices 111111 will
surely cause enthusiastic
buying.
SILK HOSIERY. ‘
A IIsplendid- assortment of
farm several lines. ‘Knyser,"
McCallum,” "‘Onyx" or "Go-
tham" brands.
Prices range from
room... --
The best values and the
from that we know of any-
White Giov'es,‘ Ilong or
due skin, lisIle and cotton,
only reliable makes are rep- .
re’siented; ' You may be sure
‘ht and service . -
here.
Dainty neck fixings of an-
perlative beauty and insis-
tent charm are here. There
VeIIstesI, flat collars and fancy
19¢ -
iisLisIr.
Asks to Be Exempt From‘I Rules of
...IGivIlI Set-sic. Commission; .
. The state prison board has request-
;00 Governor Ind-L Holcomb to remove
the} body from the rules of the civil
001-11190. commission. ripsident n. A. , ,
Fuller of the board called on the gov,- I .
{new and made tbeztornisl reunpst. .
“The governor internist! President 1311in
lei-1- that he me first Apply; is $119
sonnet. 11111 with“... this, 1111
I the
Iily docs grow!
with fine veil—$3 50.
:-
Bride-epoch ca...
For a couple of days yet,
T hat sale ends with the
New styles in plenty
l we nainsooks and musl
plenty.
Some beautiful corset to
New envelope chemist-s,
new—a delightful lot ()f new
And now SIunfast -
fiber carpet!
Take a piece of Sillifast fibcr
carpet. WctIit, put it out in the
glare of thc'suN to dry.
'l'ry that process over
over.
Then compare. the piece with‘
"piece ’from which it was
Clipped.
You will see no diflerence—thatél
why Sunfast fibre carpet is guaran-
teed not to fade from wetting or from
sunshl'ne.
Light and close woven.
Tasteful.
Colors are green and blue and
brown with light small- digure patterns.
The brown is in inlaid floor patterns
too; very attractive,
011(- yard 'widc-sp'c'cial va-
inc—v.5 . . _---..,..‘ 351‘: Yd
"Third”‘lloor. ‘ ‘ "
and
Sanitary.
Double-Service
Wash sing.
How that Double Service fain—
11
Here are‘ Eton Norfolk \‘iaSIhi
suits added to it.
Jacket finished with black belt of
nicely finished.
Paliti‘ Beach cloth.
“2‘“; nggu- IiotI Iof‘45¢ II in both theI “French" and SI?“ 3' to 8—$3.
9 ‘R , Teddy Bear models. All t Innt.
75;“;"gas:; 1: 331533; L I are pietlily trimmed. resu- ; ron baseme .1» .1
c 8 080!) 8 1'. ‘ .'.18.l‘$1'.25.1 I ' ‘1”, I !: "git .
.Ir f hen _ B"! k e I ‘ I 23' ' - ’- I" ' ' I._:..-. .
10115310.} 0.821122; air 5'va 1.1.1.. .o! 1100-. ' 1.1. White 56151-- 79¢: 2mm a” f“ 'I.
Wrens 151'. '59¢I ' ' ' “WWMIBIW «013111113 1911 ”ME-“VF“? 1.4; WNMW'I“ -""
I; IN eHr covJNs. ‘ Whi SaI i: 7 - Hit. Wm" 25‘3"”, 29°1 101111.... ‘ '11;- .. f.- III-”MI:
. :‘ 'l‘rihmed-‘”-‘-evltll ' fine ém; TJEIWG 7y u can! 11,11. I “M”? at. the '2' II IIIIIII'II 311 am}, a? t
I IbroideryII 11311111113110 rib- charming gowns ‘“ 01111125 .. I White Sale ‘ ' 'I "'I’ I” Iav'kdaI; hItIIEIIIS l. gquc NII'S'JI
hon round or VI-neck, our “2" $1 50 IV‘““"" III‘I” :lI‘II 396 COR§ET COVERS‘I "" 111$ eig II 1 I I]
1. 1'15 0 , A. . ... ~98¢ . Whit-15m. 25¢ .. w anthem-1511160110
\eVsI cCImens. 59¢ II : , 1 - I- 1 «I1» :"II‘II 50¢ ‘ sggconsgf covgns , I IlIIllaItItIei‘ how fast" tIllIeI Iczari gIOCISI
lth . a e . : ' . White ale . -'. tw11'111gI.
.. 1: , . " ~ 45¢ 1} Rich 'of color and varied—I—Szj
- '-- I . .
Main floor. front. 2 ‘
. 1
The-110M
:‘;.; ;1 .1111.
the Committee of F1
Luther M'. Wright . I
Illschel Morton I
‘lfiliza Murphy .
Hat Forming Company
Stephen Novak & Catherine 'Novak
~Ag'ostino Car-bone”
Andrea Cox-bone
Second Taxing District, City of
Norwalk
Jean Dumortler .
Second ITaxing District, City of
Norwalk. (library)
William [1-]. McMahon ,. ,
: Mariposs Taylor. .. -- ‘iI '
George 81501111011 ‘
Catherine F Taylor 5 , I »
.Wllll‘sm H. Smith . - I
Josephimvis » . - , - 4,
Est. Melvin J. Stillman
llam P. Ward
Elias 10.181100: ,
Adeline Holmes I ' - - .
80.1Norwai’k union District 3 , ;
Nat-walla 001111.. May 20th.- 1915.
JOSEPH J. LiNXWEILER
.2.-0ity Gloria '-‘ w .
11.3111111111- . 1w. 0.81111 and 111111111
0. Bonnet-”of 1111mm, gone] N ‘
HOWLANB’
_ Entrances on Main Street Fairfield Avenue and (Snow h
Friday. May 28,1915
. I I 4
(icing Soon.»-
otters its lacy fiufl’y collection at special priIce.
is time f01 11181in women to share.
Second floor.
'111'.
1 send\or lavender—50¢.
patent leather. Each pair of trousers? edgin too
Top or brown linen. White Irep.I
said city, May 26th; 1915. - .
Damages
Mary... McMahon 83,405.00 .
John 1-. McMahon .. ..3550.oo
Agostino Carbonii $50.00-
Timothy J Sullivan $10.00
William T. Raymund and , ., _
Thomas 1 Raymond $5,100. 001.
I ' Adena H.110ss'e '- -"-‘ $5100
...—......——..-—-
Spring sale of L odor-wear
Week lie-fore it 011115. there
ins and crcpcs in equal
mm of Icrcp dc chim.
new tull— financed pcificoats,
undermuslins.
Boys’ blue serges
that stay blue.
I‘I"l\( dollars buy a boys suit
that is bluc' serge: that is Don—
blc- Serucc:
Cost is new cut of Norfolk.
The two pairs of Knicker trousers
are lined.
s
cred.
Right “summer weight.
summer color, sizes 6 to 17——
. S .
Trent basement: 5
What pretty
collars there are! ,
'l‘liosc big rolling QuakerI col-
lars areas demure as the maid-
ens of old Philadelphia they are
named fox.~ And just as, Charm-
11112
801110 voile. some
stitched, or with dainty edge of lace
or tiny ruffles—250. 500 and 31
the Jack Tara.
with the piping of blue or pink or
Dutch collars have tIhéI new dainty.
line hemstitchinz:
finish. Batiste and voile and Swiss-
dots give life .——250 and 501:. ,
Gulmpes of voile have a flat colloi-
that is hemstitched or lacs edged an
- moi-131’s emu-mere! by kind 13.11131
front. ~500.: . , , .
VestIees of Oriental lace at I50 cents
ai-e dulle'; unusual 10111160.: "’41:me
tool” ’ '1'- 1‘:-'s 1
Some net zuimpes with 01-38001!
lace front and pleated collar are like-
wise unusual value at so cents. Those
with" long sleeves—$1.;
Collabarid-cilff sets of organdy, voila
Main floor, front.
. 1 I1-
I I II NOTICE '
. . WW
INotlce is hereby given that the following is Ia list 01' persons assess
' benefits and damages resulting and Incoming from the layout ,op‘ening, eIiIifL‘
, ' tending, enlarging, changing and grading of Franklin street, and the estah~
" 111111111811 of grades for walks on said street is opened slid extended with 1111.
amount! Iof their 1,1, pective assessments all as embodied in the report or
“011.111.1411 and accepted and adopted by the CoanIcil' of '
Damages
over
Benefits
$3,120.00
$300.00
Benefits
i
8285.00
1250.00
$108.00
130009" ' ‘
96-90. ..
3206.00
$90.00
$230.00
‘ $242.00
880.00
8106.00
_ $171.00 , '
I $202.50
$176.25
. $5,001.00
'3
I. $187. 50. .
...‘5000 ... I. .
I8135.0_0
“1,9015
{37. 50
833100 .
‘ 551.75.
- 321.00
366 .00
I - 316.25
310.00 ,.
$120.00 __ n
0111110. Who Was accidentally ‘
The llIfllIlb f Mid-.wfiuinh. build“ 111 0311191 111311 senior-11 this, she
weeks ago. was about this IIIIiInI'
. , .II.
that will stay blue. -
-IB_oth can and trousers will stay mi.
4h'ape—for they are excellently tail-II»--"
right
manor. heme:
""11
Agpjplng“ in color makes the new w, .. 1
sailor cough even more “decline-19“
for they get the real atmosphere up" .
Organdy and was 1 I‘
Venlse and Val lace or};
each gives tastefuk
a
and oi‘gsiiiiy are all used;some1imeg"
and embroidered swiss are dainty; I’r .
give pretty air to attire. 25c and 500. PT
Norwalk Chronicler