and SI ttkey.
vent slit!“ storms to he in fairly good MI”. Dorothy Smith ”I mom ‘3) |
- conduit-II for automobiling when
THURSDAY. FEB. 34, 1916
,,A.._._._____.-_,_.-._4,'____.___.~..LL m~_..
ma new! 0 non or amount «new.
Waists Goods ’ m
For Spring and tumor Wear
GI” Ward" Wilbur F. Smith to
Give Lecture in High School,
are no!’ being shown in Percale». “ h 3
Ginghama, Galateaa, Voiles. Batiste“ arc .
Crepe., Seersucker». Garbardutes, etc ’I‘ln tilts'rated lecture on "The
A tompletc aaaonmeut oi Ste-I} o. l:::utraft Sanctuary," given
WNW: GOODS Ulidt‘l the aurptcc: of the Norwaikt
Bud Club. In the High school, on
Match third, will she those Interest-
ed In bird. an opportunity to near
the Itory of this untque institutton.
wIIh one hundred
E a. iamxs
IlMckao Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
colored pIctuIen'
’t‘i tr
7 *‘V”-' -- - _‘- _-,_...- ' rhowmg the birde and done» and
Spe ' Il toi Book 75c This is "‘° “““h °‘ °‘" “‘?3I'?I“'ii"‘.‘"§ii???“ .,
b clean-u . . - I e In a tug Ie u out
(la 0 - P sale on boys Lioth indittduah pIotecttng bll‘da, ll l> new,
i . ,
ng for It Society to hate land deioted to
the protection of the
A Number of Them By I Overcoats for boys from 8
to 16 years on which you
save $3.
1 II‘l : “ S h
‘ Heavy and medium suits $I I we m ' F
to $4 less than formerly.
Some bargains for all ages
this week.
~ ' t ountry
CI" NEWS Rogers 8‘Stevens
itl't‘
South Not-walk. Not-walk.
"U‘ti open to the publtt
iiIIIIt-ttlft Sanctum,» l‘-
Jack London.
DONNELLY '8
I6 South Main Street.
it tittt'l
Town of i‘atrtield.I
and has a bungalow for the home or
the Audubon Stan-t}
keeper‘.‘ lodge and a IIIIIM
t Ultilt‘t‘ilt'lll and
”I" um, or
which there in th.
I: no counterpatt
place: and nesting bow.»
placed through the crottnth
cIt-Iything done to atttatt and
Iet-t the taiuable birds.
A5 an Idea of what it".
and!
[Mn
ilt‘lt’." (‘Iilt
Ilitii'l'i lilt‘il‘ has been one ilt‘litilt‘tl
difletent turn-ties of bII‘ds .wen on
_, Itht- place and last year there Wt‘l‘tt
H gh School Notes '
\\'ea~t ’H'r pt‘ei‘etttrti so many truth a'
telltilll; lite blvniolitili) pit-lute exhibi-
tton III Norualk. that MI.“ littrd. the
manager. has decided to continue the‘
exhi III on through tht.~ week also. it is
held a net home. i: \\e.t atettue and
is flee to the public.
.etentytwo ltesip lot1It--d w'tthm tht
mounds. whith in a large nutnbet foI'
I‘Ihc sire of the plate ’l‘hI lt I.~ a pond
that hm :Ittittttetl the I antshtngvood
“I” Amy ('I.Ita and I“.I I-lItIm. In.“ . .-itItk and the glent blue heron and
Iline Mlilt‘l'. other watet illlti> haIt
boarding for a while
who are attrndtnt: a Kll‘ia
III Northampton.
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“I. wont Norwath (tub “I“ hold \lu». went iilt ilUlltikH.‘ at theiI Ie
>pt‘til\t‘ ilttlllt~ III South .Norw .tlh
:topped lilt‘lt‘
— .-I4itool.
’i‘rutis lead about and ru.~tII-
i.tlt' placed for the Haittll'
rents
u't into that lutitea lllKili on 'Iiililxtlii)
March ’.‘nd 'llIt Still“: Wellnittot- . .
(ht’xilt limit the cut-1n tit jllKKlt‘lA “iiiiam 'laylor. one of last yettr'.~ “W ““1“"? “1" Fhow thew lhinu>i
who Is now a student at “l" “MU!“ and is told by “'iibut l‘
hISISnIItthho took the pictuIt-a and, as
Is :I III-w of the pond and ground.»
tne III-II >ililillli, “iii gtaduaten.
A til”) I llaypath.
iII
apent the weekend at
South Norwttlh
prOIitie tlte entertalnnwnt
lllllt'lt \‘ Ill be started home
Iuoteruora has been iIIteIeated III the
making of the Santtuatr front
lbeginnint:
'lhc lecture in free. but by tickcta.
letich can be ltad front members
ltlte iiind (‘ittb and at the pllbiit' li-
Norwttlkera who bought ecu IbmrI“;
'l‘hc Htunlrl’ roads “”9 lu-‘l bet-om ’ Student» who are tardy during an “1“
int»: rumt‘tt‘lllly 39".”! “"9" ”W l"z'A'IaeInblI mil. in. the future, relml'l l"
iilt‘I
Pleeent thIIw. ct in The state road.-‘ \lant
are in good tondition III moat plucae ' ‘
“d ”mu." lianbtny and Ridgefleldlson tickets for baseball games which
I i A - bl? ., . I
and ht‘i-Ht‘ll ilanhut‘y and Newtoutt mere “Wm” ‘0 have n ”In.“ "I
u“. hig'tllfl.” are l'Ppt)I'lPd to [)9 ill :Amuwmt‘nt Park “ere durppcnnled
liliesalile IoIIttition for motor Vehicles. “N "‘"r 3" "1“ High “.d‘oo .bo" oat. - .
Ithe u“, of the park at tltat mm. Tht-i Dar-Ian Man, Hit by Author'a Machine
tie for the ‘ ilt‘Vsent Inanttilt‘t‘ 0' ”W b"“"“"‘"“"" Wants 0.“...
Main Milton ltotle. author of The
_..
POOLEY SUES ROVLE.
._———_.-- l
- il--~et«t-d ~cat> now on p.
.\'orv..tl‘- mm. ilibbdn game 3.1 mum. Iii sending them- persons aeaion titk
to'a. downtown and llagon's lune-inlets for thin year's gamer. at the [talk S‘llltwt Man." which part uaedaat a stat
uIItoIIIt litce of tharae Mr (‘oInIttOck has ttl- ““K ”hm“ bl \\illiam Faveraham
--—~—— IteadI ,Lliillt‘ti It wide reputation foI 'h'“ [”9“ "“‘d '0’ 3750 by Jami-a (‘
Ail’Itl' too nIeIIIbt-ra of littnhnty his sqnttteIII-Ln" in amt. matters, and 100‘” ofllarwn, whnollima he was
lodae 0‘ Elite went to N0rua|k his! these Notwalkern ccttatnly will (he RITE: :‘ztgoyltun‘lmo":° PIP?“
eI t‘illll; to attend the dedication of the I him some mm. "boosIInu‘" [Pleas (‘ourtn fl 9 n t 9 Common
new Home of the Nurualk lodge. The _ I [‘00le (locum that 80 I9 I I
l0(':ti delegation made the trip in a The English ll. deficiency claim, I Di. aa..
as he was walking on the Connecticut
‘\ Inc It He'll tii\ lllt t'ls on Ttte>tiats at I turnpike. near the Barton railroad atzt
:I,: It). will lllt'i‘l on t‘IlItIty :ll 2 30 lh"“tion. Rolle'a machine approached at
week. Ireckless speed Poley was knocked
down. and says he was cut and bruis-
cd. "is inluriea prevented him from
apertal train leaving this city at 5:4?
yesterday afternoon and retttrnina
from Norwaik at 1‘30 o'clock this
morning The local Elks had It fine
time In Norwalk and were royally en-I
tertatnel by their brethren III liltllI
The orchesttw met with Mr Perry.
. . ‘-.~'tet'titt\' afternoon, at 1:30, in the Working for it long time. Pooiey all
i\'. It iur' News. Feb. 23. I“ ' I
d ‘ u" y _ . arsembly illiil. leave Royle did not blow the automo-I
“Mum ideason “In; Michael R)“ I _..... “bile horn and that the machine wan.
an, wt. . is wanted In littttterel'. \iaas. All lhi‘ "Skt‘l'lii‘" "ml“"lill “'9'“ '0 "0' adequately lighted.
Royle. who is an actor as well an a
playwright. has a handsome country
estate III lhtrien. Papers were pen"
for the murder of an elderly Chll var the pteas yesterday aftetnoon. and
Veteran named lAfayetto Battolle, “Ita’from tltc abundance of material It
arrested in It \\ aterhuiy aaloon Mon great deal in expected in the next in-
day night. A man named Benton who sun
lute“ (:lethon in lionterey.‘ minted .
him out to the polite. Gleam admitsI GREATER ARMY AND NAVY.
he killed Buttelle with a Dit‘Ct‘ 0‘ SIOYQI NI'NR' you“. Feb. 21“. A navy
“’0‘; ““d ”‘9“ took his “'“ld': Theletich shall rank second on the At-
“““h ‘ 3" retotcred i“ n ”3““ shop lIIIItit- and first on the Pacific II rog-
‘” liar ("d “0°" alter Battclle was ttlar army of front 275 000 to 3001000 In.“ floretary Get. Out New Liata
‘ Lincoln.
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IAUTOMOILE LISTS FOR POLICE
FORCE.
utld (Icaturest
oi.
w here there i
'a member of the Sanctuary board ot‘
ed on hint there by Deputy Sherifli
kill?“ 0‘ ll" night ”i [)ecemhet 1' men. a (itizcn arm of from 500000
last. to 1,000,000 men. and the utilization
For Uae of City Authoritiea.
The d'uplicate lists of all automobile
HOLD ALLulD ILAVII.
.
Hanoi Will Io Arraigned Chang“
I what Murder of anoatyn Woman.
‘ NEW YORK, Feb. 24,—Jooeptt r.
fHanel. arrested in Baltimore, yester-
Iday, in connection with the police in-
‘quiry into the murder of Mrs. Julia
Hellner, In Brooklyn, last April, was
Ibrought here late yesterday, having
waived extradttion In Maryland. He
Ivili be arraigned In a Btooklyn court
Itomorrow.
According to ill> .~tory to a detec
tite_ Hanel, iietlner's
‘butiel‘. worked III an orchard in the
Ioutsktrta of Philadelphia after leavr
who wan M r.
tug BIooltlyn. untIl ht.- Iccent’trlp to
‘ilalumore. l‘inget prtntp are inciud
‘ed In the eiltietlt't' ‘-\‘illt’h the police
all) they I’lii uw III an effort to con-
i'itl the pttmncr m tizt It.urdeI-.
CURTIS HERO 0F FREIGHT SMASH
i FIVE VEARS AGO.
‘ lil commenting upon the past per
.lOf'lualltee of Engtnet r (‘ums railroad
rIueII today state that his retoId has
been good. and that this war shown
liii l‘tll when four ttetgltt train were
in collision at l-‘atrfit-id At this time
(‘urttp is said to how bad charge
:ot‘ a freght that would have done on“
limited damage to property had it not
Ibeen for his Drt‘stl‘it‘ of IuInd in up
Iplying the emergency brakes livery
one who knows IIIIII In Bridgeport
Iapealt highly of hi.~ character and rep
utatton on the railtoad
A report that ht was In charge of
a train whtth Inarly wtnt Into the
iiousatonic riIer lite! “unit through
gtatlure to obserte atgnals. was di--
.proved ttalay when the records show
!another engineer “air In change.
' TRINITY YOUNG MEN‘S CLUB
NOV‘S.
Next Sunday, February at
I 30 n'clor-k. Attorney Nehemiah (‘an
(ice will apealt to the IIIt-IIIbers of the‘
club and their lrIentt~ on the "Life of
IW ashington.
Next Thursday, March
lertainnIcnt committee i.~
tfor a antoker.
It was decided to hold an enter
lainmeut, under the attepicea of ’l‘rin-
ltyIchurt-lr, at Hoyt's 'l‘heativ. Tuea-
'day evening. March 7th. all the organ
Itzationa of the church participatingln
Ithe program.
I
27th.
2nd. the an-
arranging
of I
iDRUGGISTS FINED FOR
VIOLATING NARCOTIC ACT
I NF“ HAV'r ‘N. .l‘ch. 2i. ~—ln the
tl'nited States mutt here yesterday
Clarence l-‘ llotthkias. drugghtt. of
Ifictby. was fined 875 and costa for
\iolation of the narcotic att.; John S.
.Hoiy.rod of Watertown was fined
$100 and costs on a ainillur thatge:
‘1". A S Gale, of Wcal llartford,waa
Itillt‘d 81 for It similar wrenae. and
l‘rank Smith of Willimantic was
tflned 850 for refilling old drug pre-
scriptlona.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
I For February 18. 1916: Massachu-
setta—Buuarda Bay—~Changca In
buoyage to be made, about February
26. 1916.
Nauahon Point shoal bell buoy 7.
station to be marked by first-class
Ispar. with bush. in winter.
' Naushon Point shoal northeast
point buoy. 5, to be discontinued.
Connecticut —— Norwalk harbor-—
White Rock reel light. reported car-
rled away. January 26.
Ithorized capitalization of 810,000 and
plan with two three-inch guns mount-
Cm .
Allen'e Foot Bose, the antiseptic (in... ‘ ax») )1. FISH" Blink INS”!
powder to be shaken into the ahoe< "7" . .
and used in the footbath. lt relieve-a AND-USE.
.chilblalns. frost-bitten. painful. «wot as Can- ra: d: an Maul Renew m
‘Heavy Leather Boot Preventa Fatal
‘ would not prove fatal.
NAVAL aeolian roa exacurtvei
canton.
Badger to Tell Why General Board
Changed Policy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.»lnterna-
tional considerations which moved the
navy general board to change its time
honored policy last year and declare
that the l'nited States navy should
equal the strongest afloat by not later
than 1925 will be diaciosed to the
House naval committee today in ex-'
ecutlve session by Rear Admiral
(‘barles .l Badger, a member of the
board. Examination ot Admiral Bad-
ger in open nesaion was concluded
yesterday. the admiral consistently
ret‘ustng to Guru». except behind
closed doors, the board's views oil
dangers that may confront the nationl
NEW CORPORATIONS.
A certificate of Incorporation of thel
Eagle Laundry Company of New ila
ven has been filed with the secretary
of the state, The company haa an au-
FEBRUARY SALE
2070 Off
80c Buys a Dollars Worth
Sterling Furniture Co.
127429-131 Wafiagton St, S. N.
PHONE 105,
will start business with “.700. The
incorporatore arc l-‘red it Dennis, Max
SIuIth and Harry Glaser.
The certificate of organization of
the Apiais Construction Company or
New Haven has been filed. The con»
cern starts bunllless with 33,000. The '
pl’e‘udeltl I.~ i. ll Sperry, the treasur-
er III Albert ii. Lowell and the secre-
tary Is Frank H. Andrews.
The preliminary certificate of dis-
solution of the Republic Mercantile
(‘ompany oi New Haven has been
flit‘ti
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1
Before .you spend a cent on
your new . firing clothes can: all
the great
Fashion Book
Spring
Pictorial
Review
Patterns
ITALIAN STEAMER ARRIVES ARM-
ED. 0
Two Three inch C-una Mounted On At.
ter Deck.
NEW YORK. l-‘e‘b. 24.——Another lt-
alIaII Ileaul'ailiil, the San Guglielmo.
arrived tonight from Genoa and Na-
ed on her after deck. She In the fifth
atmod Italian liner to arrive lt‘ere re I.
cently. Bach gun was manned by two ufHowmariY'Fl'ciusmd
gunners of the ltalian navy and one ‘°“ "" “""'° pa" ‘
which no rw er wore.
because ycu (our. J them
to be lat inflatable
lean stylish than your
friend's?
How much roomy ycu I
wanted”
of the vettaei'a of'lcera said they were
prmided with 200 rounds of ammuni
tion. The captain reported no aub-
marines had been aixhted during the
voyage. The San Guglielmo carried
it? second cabin and 39 ateerage patt-
aengers Take no chancel tin-z
time!
THC ’
saaa: lNTO voua aaozs. GET
'len. Inmarting feet and lmtantly taken . I
~ the sting out of coma and“ buniona.
16 SOUTH
It's the greatest comfort diacorvory 0! I Do l'y MAIN STREET
the ago. It ht a certain relief for: ames nne
i
«mating. cations and cold. fired. ach
ing feet. Sold by druggiata every- '
where, 25c. Always use It to break in
now shoes. Trial package tree. Ad-
dress, Allen 8. Olntatcad. it Roy, N.
Y.
0“
MR8 J. F. ARCHIOLD BITTEN BY
SNAKE.
February SALE
Offering a saving of from
1070 to 300/0
Values that are Wk. Here you will find the
buying power of you blar- greater than elsewhere. and
our tremendous stock tiara you a large and varied aaaort- .
ment to select from. Come in and let us show you the high i-‘
Wound.
THOMASVILDE. 6a.. Feb. 24,—Mrs
John P. Archbold. daughter-in-law of
John D. Archbold. of the Stanihtrd
Oil Company. war bitten by a rattlo~
snake while hunting'on the Archbold
estate near here ycaterday. Physiciana'
said a heavy leather boot prevented
complete poisoning. and her wound
Mrs. Archbold
shot the snake after she had beenI
bitten.
“'A'SHIINGTON Feb 26. —Consular
_—,._.———
NEGRO SLAYER GETS ONE YEARlaIspatctIes received here today told
quality of the goods and the. bar prices asked.
'ot the National Guard as an augll Ilicense numbers, phich hate been pre-
h“ H " "N "'“P in awe?“ "Hrs buy to coast defense forces. are ad- pared in the office or the secretary of.
tugs titt- other boats coming Into tlI. ocated by the Merchantfi' Aaaocla the state for the use of the police do,
“WWW“ ” “MN" Monday found .It tion. of New York, which announced partments of the various municipali-
cown-It with a nun coating of 1.1:: Ia“ night that it would begin “ cam-All”. have been ltI'eDfl'ed and are being.
about we limit illll'k- Mteittinuete ”I“ among mmmprda‘ ”mm“, distributed. The lists are mlmeou
mortnng large caheelolII: :n‘d wound ”(ms throughout the country in I-Iup- graphed on legal size paper and are
floatinz “.033”: gati::rotta 3nd (“gs port of adequate national defense. singlfi-spacef‘. '
:liixit‘tiitxi“lijfliridgettort from New Y‘ork The association also recommends f3; :L'ftuzze: freight?" more
with ltetvilv loaded barges in tow increasing the numbet of cadets at merits will be distributed "‘10!“th to
were forced to cut their tows loose the Natal and Millth Academies. the police. This will enable the de-
in ordpl to bteak the ice which cover- nntcnding the enlistment law so as to partments to be able to tell at any
or} the harbor. The trip from \E‘W pretitle for a maximum of not less hour of the night. who owns any auto
York ordinatIlI takes about sixteen Ithan six years, three years with theImobIkl chartered in the state and is
hours. but Monday tugs “'"e from (OlOln anti three years on the reserve -a vast improvement on the old method
20 to 2- hotttt in making 1h? “H’- list: the establishment of ntuniiiona' under which the police were compell
p'lnttts in the interior ol the country ed to wait until the secretary‘s ofllce
land the encouragement 0t military opened In the morning. it the number
Itrflinlng 0t b0.“ Md young men. Iwas not included In the printed book.
‘
OVER Ins HEAD ‘ V‘ ’
There is no condition in a man's life which can so
completely destroy his happiness as being over his
head In debt.
Such a situation can be avoided by opening a Sav-
ing: Account In this imtitutio and laying away a lit-
tle dict; week regularly.
- We will help by allowing interest on every dollar dc.
poaited with ll!-
COM; leANl) START TODAY.
DINE AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
Thur- «lay night A special dinner to
Formu- Chlcago Girl Wina Suit
New York.
tory decree of divorce waa granted to
Princess Evelyn Partridge Engalitchell
daughter or Charle- W. Partridge of
Chicago. in ‘ her suit against Prince
Starla in a decialon handed down to
day by Justice altar of the lupreina
court. The can was the only one on
record In thla country where than
was a dispute as to whether the unit
Icouldbotriedbereorintboomta
i . of Rig-Ilia: Tho' late-dint contended
notwithstanding which .
Supple .
NEW YORK. 'lt‘eb. 24.—-An lnterlocu- .
NIcIIqu Vladaovlch nag-mohair. of ’
lN COUNTY JAIL.
William H. Coleman. the negro who
killed James leon by beating him
upon the head with a horseshoe dur.
Inc a fight in Rickard: West End'
barns, was sentenced to serve one
year In jail by Judge Webb in the
criminal superior court yesterday at
ternoon. He was allowed to plead!
guilty to manslaughter.
FREE WHEAT BILL KILLED.
OTTAWA. 0nt.. Feb. 24.—Propoa-
all for the free admission of wheat
from the United States into Canada
were killed for another year in parlia.
how Great Britain as well an the U.
S. its feeling the pinch of a dyestuffs
shortage. Prices are. soaring and vast
quantities of goods are accumulatins
to be dyed, the reports said. Scarcity
of colors produced only in Germany
has forced British manufacturer of
clothing to turn to elementary colors.
C'A'STO R IA
For Infanta and Children
lnllaa ForOvarSOYaaia
[J lOiVEIT
.m'a-wwmrm < - . -
I QL/Ai/.I'Y'H/C'~;'."": (
meat yesterday afternoon.
l
‘ “ Letmaaend you FREE PERFUME
r - t Wilt. “a” f... . W m d ; In this department VI an about; an immense variety of new
' ,3. I ' , aprlng designs in "Royal our .da.
I . . ‘v’ £11. , ED. “PINAUD S I II 'AC Charming Lingerie, M m. Wear, Children‘s Dresses “d i.
v x -/ - I:
. I" 1.5;. .I‘ “ppm-par Rompers, Show Towela. III-clan 8m. Fudge Aprons. Dreaalag .
I‘ll—I . a gag: Wamuuggflf .Edm'mgfi Sacquea, Boudoir c-pa. nun-L III—u- Surfs. Pin Cuntonn. and- f
, i ‘Erxii . °" "' "M'm‘ many other fascinating add- i “a. ’ - - Y
i I . Imaonbmtshu‘: “Nut: Mimi-MW I;
y I’m In PINAUD e also carry High Ill-hm br Embmiderlng and Cm- g
mmacam Deanna-t "- I circling. A trial will cums-u “raunchy. I
_.z._ ”W Y“ _ _ - ,.
FOR YOUR BLAH BAKES
W“ ART NEEDLE WORK
e
Milan Avenue.
Norwalk Chronicler