'i Lunches Lane’s Bakery $1 Washington | Kites and marbles. certain harbing- I on of spring ate being displayed tori oalo in the show windows of stores in? the business section, The first day of opting to only nineteen days away. i -—‘Better study the new eyeglass Ind spectacle prices in Brand's window. Get that yellow slip, Gossip about lac-testing." You have to know it by. Charles Brand. I ——All lenses duplicated, it does not make any difference where your lense were made. Over 30 per cent. cheaper than anywhere. else. Ask for leme checks at Charles llrand. The executive conIIuIttee of the State Policeman’s Association. at its meeting in New llaven. yesterday. voted to hold the annual convention. Thursday. July 6. The convention in session last summer In Danbury voted to meet this year with the Norwalk police. The afternoon express from New York to I’iltsfield. due here at 5:31 o'clock. wa's an hour late into Don- bury Thursday. The delay was due to the derailment of the motor hauling the train at Woodlnwn. Ten Danbury people were. passengers on the train. No one was injured and the only In- l i I! _ I cm of a large number fuss a clothier in that city. 1the papers. papers contain detailed accounts of mmmmmm i '1 i I. ‘. livid» kaynwod UNUERIAAER TOI. Clot. m; Hot-0,“ 27 WAOHINGTON ST. NEW RED IEN‘O BUILDIN __.. ._.._. A—‘ White Pine Compound With 'l‘ar For That Cold of Yours f. I. BAUER, Illgo'ot. i the put” of new books only routine business was trans I acted at the meeting of the SeconcI lnstrict Library directors last night. Aside from authorising There was a hear-lag scheduled; yesterday forenoon before Bankrupt Referee J W. Banks on the applicaI tion of lsaac Wengrow. of Danbury. for a discharge from bankruptcy. He; As no; one appeared in opposition the appli' cation will be recommended to iht U. 8 court. *— —Weddlng. stone and algnet rings All gold at Brand's South ‘Norwalk. Residents of this city of German descent who receive newspapers from Germany note with interest the fact that the size of many of the papers Is being gradually reduced. Some of the papers contain less than half the number of pages of the issues printed at the beginning of the war. The fact flces are in the army is believed to THE LEADING MEB‘CHANTS by vica‘gd attention possible. with kinds 0! BUILDING MATERIALS RAYMOND Phone 1 1 3-3. LIKE A HOU-E ‘AFIBE That's the way we are selling GOAL. it's a phourc to deal with wive tutl value for ovcy dollar invested. We have a full line of all We‘re the BEEHJVB o! m. pbono, as the! render the best oer- ooch orders. and customers re that satisfy the finest tastes BROTHERS 137 Wuhm' gton St. that many employes of newspaper of- . Roe and Buck SHAD Ailkllllsoil‘relli. SldlfiSdlI’lsh Woodland Clans New Bedlortl Escollaps . . Cutbili’s BRIDGE MARKET 11 North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 106 be the reason for reducing the size of Very few of the (‘remIan the war. Engine No. 4'54, while standing near the old turntable in the Main street railroad yards. Dsnbury. at one o'clock. yesterday morning. was hit by another engine which was backing up. The force of the collision was conwnmncp mum“, mm by the. dehfsufllclent to cause No. 454 to roll back to the. passengers in reaching their destinations. Lent begins next Wednesday. Anlon Reeler. a salesman fOI Ar- mour dz 00., whose home is in Nor- walk. but who is Well-known in Beth— el and Danbury. has pIIrchssedalaun-‘t ' dry located in Norwalk. and in the future will deIote his lilllt‘ to his new business. ing business trips to [lethal and Don- bury for the past three or four yearsf -Dnnbury News. The situation 31 the Simon 5 Kpme‘cmia within the last two Works, was litni ilf‘ was greatly cnst Iiovn and into the turntable pit. The en- gine was jacked up and put back on the rails yesterday forenoon. but not without much work. The turntable was damaged to a considerable ex- tent IInd it is probable that a new one will have to be installed. I i ESCAPED CONVICT SHOT. Officials Is Slain. WiN'l‘EllS\'ll.l.E. N. c., March 4.! David Evans. IIn escaped negro conv; ‘vlci who had killed two county ofil-. SWEAR SUSPECTED YOUTH WAS NOT AT MURDER .CENE. Roxbury Girls Positive Young Roper Was It Home When Hia Father Wao Kiiiod. BOSTON. Mass, March «i~—l’)omthey Fox. a lR-yearold girl. and her sister, Edna. eight. P-mith‘ely doclmdtoday that Albert J. Roper. who is held by the police of LOWE" pending further investigation of the murder of ms father. Albert Roper. SL, the Twin- :.~ury florist, was at home with them all the evening of the murder. These children. with whom young Roper boarded since his quarrel with his February 21. nre certain that the. now Mr.. Keeler hus- been malt D'V'd EVI"'- N99“ Who Km“ TWO boarder was in the house with them fall during the evening. They declare that the new boarder iIrst learned of the murder from a roomirr on the morning sfterwnd and and factory. in Danbury, where. the em- shot to death yesterday near Aydcn by hurried at once to II telephone pay stu- Dloyes of the sizing department ston- “ sheriff's WI according to ”90"“ tion to telephone '0 TPWMbm" ‘0 h“. pod work on Tuesday afternoon; at which time the union label was with drawn from the factory. remains un- changed today. The dispute is basedj on the allegation that "regular" bats: were sized under the “hammock" bai‘ price for sizing, which is stated tobe' twelve cents a dozen less than the scale for the "regular" hats. -—-Jolly li‘ive Dance. Sat. Eve. Svec‘ s or- chestra with chimes. Arlon Hall. Sheriff William in regular March term of the Superior court in the County court room. Dan- bury. yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. but immediately adjourned the court again until next Tuesday. lt is not expected that any session of the court will be held this month as Judge Ben- nett. who is assigned to preside. in busy in the Hartford county Superior court. —-—.h.—— -—.lolly Five Dance. 8st. Eve. SvocTor- chestra with chimes. Arion Hall. Luke opened the i received here. )Isns. found hiding in his home. opened fire on the posse when the house was surrounded. I Evans escaped from a convict crow working on the roads after fatnllyi wounding Joseph McLawhorn. supervisdr. with a' pickaxe. Last. .Wednesday. after a posse with blood-I hounds lIlId located his trail. Evans. 'stcpped from behind a tree and shotl ltcdtiing A. Smith leader of the poss9. ISlllilIi died Thursday night. It' i SHAKE lNTO YOUR SHOES. . Allen‘s Foot-Ease. the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes and used in the footbath It relieves? chilblalns. frost-bites. painful, swollen,. smartlng feet and instantly takes the sting out of coma and bunions. it‘s the' greatest comfort discovery of the age it is a certain relief for sweat- ing. callous and cold. tired. aching feet Sold by druggisit-I everywhere. 25c. Al- ways use it to break in new shoes. Trial package free. Address, Allen S. Olmstead. Lo Roy, N. Y. father's home. ADVERTISED LETTERS... South Norwaik. Gianni Almre. 118 LII‘Vt'll sll‘t'il. J. Cuppucclo. ii. E. lie (.irnnt. l-‘Imy Felodore. Henry Gibb. Gen. J. Hum. l.. W. Janka. Miss Ilelen Souiby. Rozi Spannik. 21 First street. Mrs. Alice Smith 72 Water St. Del. Miss Adelaide G. Waters. Mrs. PlIobc Young. ANDREW LEARY. Postmaster. i W]. Not-walk. Conn. William B. Bradley. George Fyleo. Miss Ruth Renoulds. East avenue. Mrs. E. Seymour. Mrs. F. 3 Sears Mrs. Robert Wood. 1 Crown street. M. J. HOWARD. P. M. “Women’s Rights” Women have always had their rights at this bank. We welcome the personal and hombold accounts of women, assuring every courtesy and the promptc’it attention. Our women patrons appreciate the service Which we render and “or“ m - EM ‘ .L' we are] pleased to open accounts for any woman who desires to have the convcmcncé and safety afforded byn . bank account. We hayc a pcriccily appointed foam for women mam Inc ‘ daughters of Mrs. . EJ9Hh‘Iii‘ Pox. of to Wall street, Roxbury. ’ father. ’ MANY CASES OF GLANDERS. I l I HARTFORD. March 3.—l)urlng Feb ruary Cattlé (‘onIIIIissIoner J. 0. Phelp. received twenty-nine com- plaints of cases or glanders in this Istate. An examination by veterina- Irians showed that twenty-three of tho horses had the disease and they were destroyed. Eight of the cases were ‘ia New Haven. one in Hartford, four Iln New Britain and seven in Bridge- port. Five in New Haven wero kill- .a, two in New Britain and four in I Bridgeport. pair of RALSTON A style for every foot. need no breaking in. $4.00 a11<1.'$4.50 i Glover’s Ncmik lo. Nona-tit There was special interest taken bthe existence of the disease in New . Haven as an extra chart was made during the month to eradicate it fronr mriug January thirtyvonol Sthat city. cases were reported. . WAR BRIDE. SURVIVOR OF ARABIC VANISHEO. Husband WiIo Brought Her from fingiand to Wed. llAlt'l‘i’IIRl). March l—The romance of William Riding. of East Hartford. and his brIde. which survived the Ger man torpedo. that sent the Arabic to the boIIoIII. ofi‘ Fastnet. in Ausnst, . 1915, has been shattered. Mrs. Riding. who was Miss Violet H. 8. Alderson. of Blackpool. England, at the time of I the diattrlfll" en route to America. to _ wed has left her husband's home. "She just went away, that's all." said Riding. “i don't know why she did it. . I haven't seen her in four month I “ Born and brought up in the same town IIItlI Miss Alderson in England. ltiding came to America and saved his money. until finally he decided that she should come on. She sailed on the Arabic and WIN rescued. They were IIIsrriedfipteuiber 2. in _:I i'n‘t‘" Pthi. Trinity parish. Ion York. Then the bride came to East Hartford. NUROE DIES OF TYPHOID. i llRlDGEl’OR’l‘, March «i.-(‘-ather- the A. Montague, aged 22. II student nurse at the Bridgeport Hospital. died last night from typhoid fever trncted in a private home where she was nursing u child. Milford. Her parents and two broth~ ers reside in this city. STATE PAYS ".609 FOR SICK CATTLE. Since October l. l9i5. there have been reported to the state cattle com- Imissioner. 111 cases of tuberculosis lumong the cattle. of these. 97 head i were ordered destroyed and an allow- ance of $1,609.50 has been made by Itha commissioner to reimburse the owners. here have been 29 cases of, I gltmders reported and after investigat- ‘32 21 buses were ordered killed. 8 Iand of these five were killed. Nine. Iworo reported from Bridgeport. of :which four were killed. The others Iworo reported from various places. CUTATHIS OUT-I1 S WORTH MONEY. _ DON‘T Miss THIS. Cut out this slip. enclose with be to Foley & Co.. .I iChicago, in. writing your name and Address clearly You will receive in return a trial package containing Fol- ey‘s Honey and Tar Compound. for Ila grippe. coughs. colds and croup. ‘roley Kidney Pills. and Foley cum» tlc Tablets. Sold everywhere. _ ,qu .1 .. Hazeiton Coal. .. AT ‘, uncommon. dawns: or. TIL. a. .9 .. "Don't Know Why She Wont." Says in con- ‘ She was a lid-I five of Boston. but fomIerly lived in WE HAVE PREPARED OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE TO EARN 325.00 PER WEEK— WHY NOT YOU? WHICH LEVEL Will. SHE REACH? Mhliitll i. COIII'IGE South Norwalk. Stamford. Port. Chester. Your feet trouble you. try a‘ SHOE; They i RIIUILT TYPIWIITIII—L L I-lth, Dadorwood Ito-lam w othoi mason. sold. III-loo Ion-lad. Rontalo. II ’I’ month. lacuna- oold at [Fur month. Ml. DONNILLY- “Whilmmlhnn J m Measuring Models l . ‘ Dresses and Waists w i The Little Shop K- ‘ A CL‘VEN M "0- MAIN "'- nvon spocialattontlon; also «Iv-VIN!" BIOGIO “08. BIIIIEIMM the cumin-mo: o chanoo it 13 Cross St. 13 Woodward Avo. ’Phono 1523. South Norwaik, Ct. ‘ l IBTORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD i WORK A SPECIALTY. 1 Tires, Tubes and Guppiiea. Promot Ionics I i-‘oaruro. 13 cases were reported from New HavenI \_ The Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co. The Only Full, Equippod ELECTRICAL snow I in the Town AUTO SUPPLIES Phone ”5—60 do. Mala it. So. Norwalk. Huslc Hall 310* moooooooooooocrooom I I I i I i I FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW YORK. Freight boot leavoo Pier 27 loot llvor, Now York (foot of Column 0t.) ovary day oaoopt Sunday. at 8 I}. III. Freight mind at Nomlk tip to. 5 p .m. and at South Nomlk on to 5:30 p. to. door“ I. roots, comrai Agent. TH! MINING J. SMITH TMN‘ IOITATION LINI. loo. SocOur Spring Suits MMWolvcrHad. little Big crowds are attending Mlntz' i. Dollar Day Sale TO- day. _.. -.g.....~. M'v'vvvvvv vv‘vv ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning 00. --— BRIDGEPORT ...... Formerly Mn no Ifldgooon Itoaoi Dyoing A chairing Co Iitk Drooooo. Giovoo. Ilookoto and Lana Curtains Gioaood. Toiopiiooo “I. H- LYIGI. Prop. ”8 Otato It. Bridger.“ A-AA--A-A-A- “Spring Shoe Modes” FOR IMMEDIATE USE. _‘ Introducing High Lace Boots WHITE IVORY HAVANA BROWN WHITE BUCK GLACE KID DULL CALF Advance Spring Style Showing CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN. South Norwalk. Conn. aI-wAsHmcros crass-r \ TELEPHONE 1175-2. .W_:.—=-=r— F CALL US UP and wo will rush our trouble than right around when some- thlng ilk. this happens in your homo. lfonr PLUMBING is defective. antiquated. unnam- tlry or worn out. have us make nooouary ropairs or Install a now onto. 0! MODERN PLUMBING JOBBING A BPECIALTY HOitACF. R. NASH Plumbing and Hosting Tol. 1854. North loin It. M0vercoats $8.00 $I6.50 to $25.00 Value. JIcoIIs IATIAS Pancake~ Flotiil , 3 FRESH FROM THE HILL 3 PKGS. 25¢ I. Non-III d Davey’s Phone 410 ‘.—-——— __......_._.. ..—..._.- _._. r..- ._._ The New chence DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAOTW Chiropractic to tho definition of tbs ‘ m-..“ Icon-o of tho disoaso and the art at Ildllltlng the same. mean is caused CONDIIIHIS by a wrench. .wllt or sprain in tho haw btt’i'i receiItd by us that a dart!- back. Even if done in ““4th haired junkman. small of stature and H‘ it creates pinched servos and pain in “he drives a brown horse and plain Iotor lilo in tho dliloront organs an: uffflfir“ii'h§'°‘¥o ihsldg'xtljsiatgfi ill... be sure our name is on wagon and Chiropractors remove me cause oi duplicate receipt from driver.’ disease and pain. health is restored Ithrongh harmonizing tln norvo on tons in your body Fomalo trouble. I ‘4 We pay 1' /2C. lb for raga. iim. Ellron Co. Inc.- _ 3' 3 Rowan St, E. Norwaik. Tel. 4‘1 - tho spin. You will never rogro oolp you. Magnetic treatments men also. T. Francis. 1). C. M Washington at. do. Norwalk. Conn Graduate hon Palmor Send. it ’ " SELL S IT TO o oto oolIIIIoII LlliE S“°°°"i’>i.‘° w... an. one 499 ALL him" 37 Fort Street. East” V I R G l N I A —-__ f — .— If you like biscuits for 1 ohm Just order them ahead. And on each Wednesday you can buy - Their famous raisin bread. Get Your Reservation Through the Agents. J. M. [nylon & Co..lnc. REAL ESTATE d. INSURANGI. 5 Railroad Ave. tooth Not-want f Be Sure its A ‘ nusnms PIE .Mado in tho Cieaneot Plant from the best fresh fruits obtainable. Ask Your Grocer for Them. Insist anthem at your res- taut-ants! The name, the “Banner Bakery} . And it you ones will try Thelr biscuit. broad and me. take, And keep a good supply.
Norwalk Chronicler