is
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use: twat."
joke No Chances
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SE
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NTINEI:
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:1, 1916!
'
MONDAY, MARC
fishing, touting, to your ut-
most satisfaction — please
you to the smallest fraction.
It keeps your guests in best
of humor when they do not
hear a rumor of half-cooked
food or soggy biscuit—-
they're at your mercy and
i have to risk it. So have a
heart if you're the host, as
‘lile is short enough at most.
Suits, Coat
At PRICES to INTEREST ALL w
BEST VALUES possible in now
his qualities.
CLOAKS
NEW SPRING
we PARIS MILLINERY
BUY»Creo--Dint Stained Shingles
Years of alert have failed to improve shingles as a covering for
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Crsodlpt Shines Shingles, lesser Board
s and Hats
ho are concerned in obtaining the
garments, correct styles, dependa-
1t was arranged at a meeting held
today between Congressman Hubert
D. Stephens. chairman of the Elec-
lions committee of the House of Bel)-
resentatiVes and Homer S. Cummings,
of Xorwalk, (.‘onn., counsel for Jeri-
mish Donovan in his election contest
against (‘otigressman Ebenezer J. Hill,
to hold a hearing before the commit
tee on the contest on April 26.
Chairman Stephens will mail out
nullt't's oti Monday to counsel for Mr
Hill to be present on that date. By
the rules of the committee one heat
and a half will be slowed each side
to present its case. The committee
will then consider the matter and
make its report to the House. it will
then be "up to" the House to decide
with Mr. liiil or Mr. Donovan.
Tristram & Hyatt
” 1'50 000k 0' We“ Who not. and also walls.
‘ ' 3 - Other materials either 1e ice] 1 k the desired
”t Id“ I“ ‘ m an! artistic elect. But utrezmnhingle“ 0:030: rot. grilucp or split and —-——- 6A2 E BL
' ' to strain them the is may and . _ _
In in tin outgrow:- can .0 * en “:32“ mm "lint-:11. m um "3‘25 I... W"... w ETT DG THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
{Heathen bull turodi’m BedCedar.preaerd 1th t,and lined - w _
’. or desire: They last twice 3 lo‘hg :33: coatedL or untrained ‘_ h m f*
bright througho t the
*1. u shingles: are better preserved and east less than shingles stained u I
ally.advinkeepnllnigh' t. “thtmmwm - . i . ’ .
“WWW" Th H l hGB 'l C ”W L d R C t
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casions.
that we have ever shown.
A new and most serviceable line of storm coats that are not only a necessity, for protection
from April showers, but are most convenient for marketing. motoring and many other oc-
See The New Spring Styles
In our coat and suit department the largest stock of tailored coats, suits and separate skirts
Dainty Voiles and other Materials
For the springtime dresses, and a fine assortment of ribbons, buttons, trimmings and other
“I” v r We“? 3. .
titlence that Woodrow Wilson wil.
sweep the state next Nut-citiber.
"If the people of t‘onneticut do not
entirely lose all sight of the excellent
successful carpenter and contractor.
:|_l_o is survived by his wife; Frank
Hills. a son; lnez Mills. a daughter.
“ Leave for South. “findings."
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. Mr cumminsu accompanied by
THE ilrs (‘uintnltigs came in from Connec — i r
g . l A: _ icut last night and stopped at the
Shoreliatu. After conferring with ~— 7 » .- ~ ~—- ..-. - -— e—- .. —~ v *v 7~ ~— . — -. - - - ~‘ 1‘ 4
. _ J , i‘hairnian Stephens and Postmaster - .qo.°‘e o”. 9”.“o”o”o”o”oue"” ””9. o 0'W”o.
V, , FERR'S COAL it’llt’fli Burleson and some other DEATHS AND FUNERAuS’W'. .‘ . o . O . ° ° . O .v . . :
“ ' _ friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings con- i 3 0.0
. g tinned on 9mm. to spend a few weeks. Willis 3. Mills. 9:. 0?.
COMPANY 'l‘ligi'hwtll soAlirstnilo t'iii'ehurat. N. L1. won.» 13. Mills. popular resident of of» e .0.
an 1 cu to s v e. . r. t‘ummings , . , ‘. , . 1.
Bee M ' nd Pr vi ion a declined to state his business at the {OM‘HUEI' “4'”de away at h" ho")? 3' H Kr r 0‘s
rs ea a 0 s 0 l’oatoflice department saying he had ”‘9’" ””5 morning M" Mm“ “'35 "3 0.0 0 3
I E _ _. .3 Just called on some old friends. years old. He has made llowayton .
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 18 MAIN ST. “ hm 5*" 1“ his "0““ “"9 in ‘5‘ his home for the past 12 years He O.
:ltcrnoou Mr. Cummings. who it was well-known no th b :.
South Norwallt. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 88!. - lh-iiiocratic National comiuitteeman ' . fl ‘ ng 91mm“ 9” . x
{or Connecticut. ”WHEN, his con of the local budding fraternity. being 0
.0.
VFWWfi' o.
3":
administration of President Wilson. Mid Frank L- Mills a brother. lle .
.. ’l! the clean and efficient record of was a past chief of the Rowayton :
the. Democratic party and of the con fire company and w" “H", in fire- .9
SPEC] .‘LS FOR TUESDAY ditloii of nationwide prtispt‘l‘ily, i do ,‘ . ' ' .
not ‘9‘, how they can help “mug for anllh circles. He was a prominent . 3.
the ‘DPlllOCl‘atif‘ ticket in November: Knish” of Python: member. The fun so SKIRTS
SIQWillg POW] 206 Native Z‘C "President h\"\'l'llt:on and his Hglnilllé' ersl will be held on Thursday after- 3. 0:0
trution are g y popular it ol‘t'l’ , . _ . . ‘
Roasting CEIICIlCRS 28¢ Stricuy FI'QSEI Eflfls .‘otinectlcm and l have little fear (ii '11:)“; “It“: 3'01" 11'0“” intermtut Vtill 0:. [so a ' l t .3.
the ”we" ' 0‘ sun cciiieicry. A d “a b Q.
”EXEC Baa“ 15¢ 3°C not. "Do you think any til the Demo __‘__ 00 J a e o .:
INVIRONMENT ls EVERYTHING
to the woman of refinement. Nothing
Is dearer to a woman‘s heart than a.
Hamburg leak 16c
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST.
Beef liver 10c
Beautiful home tastefully furnished. ifI
cratic candidates will defeat either of
tho live Republican congressmen new
here from your state?" Mr. (‘umfiiliigs
was asked.
Will Elect Congressmen.
lhciii
Mrs. Almira L. Seymour.
\lrs Altiiii'tt l.. Seymour. widow of
the late Samuel Seymour. died at the
home of her daughter. in Watcrtown.
ser»
3:.
ii:
:
Stouts. No Elastic, no
Strings, Black or Blue
"Well yes, i think there is exact ‘ , Q ..
”I'll come to us we'll show you our fihulue’s sanitary Marke‘s Ii‘llt prospect of sending some Dcmo S“'“"d"-"~ Ml“ ”‘ survived by four serge, _ .
'1 f it .1 d l 1 «mile congressmen lit-re iii the next children, Miss Frances t‘. Seviiiour
in. 0 one u w“ paper an exps n 32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST- (‘otigresa' Mrs. (‘liiii'les Smith of Wittertownl
30' you may beautify your home at SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. “Who do you think will make tho Samuel ‘1 Seymour. and ‘1 1., . g 0 O
i‘llt‘t‘ against thciflve ltepulillcitua; Etlt‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' - ' - TS. ‘t'nest
. nominal cost. Our prices and goo nine men who tackled last H Ti“). of this city. Funeral ‘ .
W00}...
“0
.Vm ”Dell 10 YO“. .. . time?" asked the correspondent. vices will be held at the late home in ' . t': ‘ ..
Tlir r0p0rl refers to the employ- "Wt. have hopes that Sir. lonovsn w” . ' o O O o o o W .
. ‘ . ' inoiit by the (‘oncurd and Montreal of “ill unseat Conan-visually Hill you ‘. enoun‘ ”m “""nmn' “‘9 "" W”m.¢.w°*:.om WMW
’ ,, llllil 'ili -
e (Jorflagn O . tlcnjaniln W. Crouch. Chairman of the know and Mr. Donovan may then run "it “ b” brought here for burial 5mm . ~ My.
Judiciary cotnmittce'of the House, to succeed himself, or if. he slioutti in Pine Island cemetery, Tuesday ‘ ' "
.'» ”First 8!... 5.“ Norwalk I and George H. Steele. secretary 01.1"... his contest may run ngclnst )1; morning. Rev. E. p Mctiregor of "I",
. T“ m L vlit- Association of New Hampshire tilltalglltn. ii i l Norwalk (‘ongrt'gntionnl ch .1 m
5» ' Liquor Deniers. " law not pat it great ten . of mm, vv
t , ' . . ion to the way things are sliup odiciate, ~
f, . .\ir. (rtiuch testified that his work Mitt" . ~ ‘ g '.
3—— f r ‘ for the railroad ended before the int: Up m ”l" state for lilt‘ (onsrcs . -
L" '9' huspfi‘ P'Mw SONIC! it'gittlflurf‘ met in 1913 The commtt- slomil race. but 1 licllevv Augustini- ‘~ 1’ .
i‘ ~ 9 . . . . Hle
. “c ‘hi tcc mild it tlld not find that Mr. laintrgitn will make the ran against e n Slater Bennett. 3.
E ' EIYOIII' “Ire“ STeeth EOIES 0' “mm“ ActWItICS 0E (‘roucii's cxplanntion_ is not correct. fluke-y in the Hartford district; I feel Mrs. Helen Stator Bennett wife of
5. Very few parents pay any attention “film“ '11 l’!‘ S ibut he unfortunately allowed hlmsclt surc William Kennedy will run against E. Sturges mum)" died ’ dd ‘ g .-
w the growth of their children's . o to he placed in an ambiguous posl- Glynn in the iillfth district; that Saturday at h" h. 18 su enli
sooth. Lack of attention at thc'prop- — _ , tion." llryitu Malian wt make 1 c race time. 2 Garfield ONEY Odd ‘ l
If time may result in prominent or ('O-VVORD- N- it. “”9“ 3‘74““ The commission reported that while against Freeman in thc second dis lilnce, Brooklyn. N, y. 'Mrs. Bennett . { . i3 V146 *0
.- V0?! irresular teeth, and (“figure ant "ism! 0‘ methods employed by 0". Steelc was paid about 37.000. “wlint Elt' trict. and that Tom Reilly will run was 53 “.an old and in sur-i' hwnlty' 1‘3 ulhtelfdnd
v otherwise good looking tare. Mariya “““t‘ 0‘ ”‘9 ”9“” 5‘ :“P‘m’ "““m‘dtttnt could not be deflifitcly slated." against Tllson in the New Haven (“3- one brother m“ ‘ “‘d b" .11' ’ 11K
i ' child's whole future life and dispoatt in?!“ignite"ixlpznh‘it’txg'Tirfkisio‘:e;ht‘:‘ The J‘t)flll;ltt:.;‘l011 :flnds thait inf tin- trict.dThls will ‘give (:tlIt' licnl‘tZtl‘rit‘i: or “m iouis ‘l‘i'ohfliiitersa J. E. Stat Commerce. newCutreniEf
ch b uch dis. 5 ii 9 .L‘OllCOl‘ ant . oiitrea rccorts o tic i| gun a mug sa e an iitve t St-y ‘. - - . , eonar and Mrs. Fa R B .
'1' $5318“: isfifnegst yascrimea for influence legislation ”‘1‘, CSTBLMdim’ employment of George A. Weston. of crable expectation we will have iiiucliJ‘rank A. \‘an lluren. of this city The Law or {he erdl 956m “lung
3‘: D." - i l “‘90” 0f ”1“ State u “ *9" cs llcllows Falls. \‘t., to opposc the success." funeral . I ‘ ' ' he 0
511‘, mas-,tanegllegrtbgst {2:319:39 ‘30:: ‘UmmiB-s'ion. made PUWC today. gJinml 'l‘rtiiik plan. a false voucher "\\'hcii formcr (‘oiigrcssiiiaii Kcu iiomct “m ht held from the “"9 szy‘em \Vlll def Pma‘Pel‘lt
'. 6 e no ' g t "I'Oiilii‘ili RCUVi‘ii‘“ by railroad mani was issued. The report says that this ticdy was here a tuntitlt ago he prt: Omorrow ”Filing of 8 o‘clOck offhe Nat. 7 If d '11
r. ,Dlio through, till 12 years, the childi ,. .. , the ,9 art "are 0mm] . . ' ‘ ~ ‘ . . . . w M Bum” w“ _' ‘ . ' 1011: we are an “,1 O
‘ . ink th d ti t' { gtis. says D . {was in violatltin of an act of (on ditttd you would bt tiumlnn ti , the in littersidc cenietcr~ . .
E: , should be on to e on S s 0' .ireign to the purpose for which rsil- cross, but that prosecution of offenses' the Democrats to oppose Senator on Wednesday, 3 more Eward {he u buddin of
'3“ , do. at. [least three times 3 vent. and corporations are established. in this connection was barred by the George Molieitu. is that likely to ban é . P.
a. .Ikliled attention will prevent or rem-i .mp- business is to son-e the plibiiC.‘ mu“... m mmmmns‘ pen?" .\lr. Cummings was asked. ~— '. “115 count :9. 13149111645 {han
mulch disfigurement. Lack 0' such. on to govern it.” i “1 always like to let the political Mrs. Gear” Bra ’2 . . . : .
. mention b o great injustice to tho‘ '; he report is the result of an inveS-i —-————~—-—-— future M for as 1 am concerned a"... Annie Ul‘itto W”) t l o. . .4 an hlnj‘ln {he nations 1115101}.
' . 'gation ordered in ‘91" by the “0“" for itself," he replied. "Politics lot» i 0 George Britto, : '
of Vorw lk .
l‘l- Representatives tum payments of Rlous 8 0R AGE 0f lows no certain course; you cannot . a ,dicd yesterday at Derby. :- ""m ' ' ' —_ '. " f' ' -. ,. "
O
2.
lot. i. it. itiiinry‘
‘ ll kinds by railroads. from 1912 to,
.1315 for the purpose of lnfluenci
1. fig, Main 31,, So. Norwallt, Conn, qzislstlon. it was developed that t
“w" 9 a m to 5 p m . 7 to 8 p m ~z~inclpnl expenditures were in con
n8:
he
li‘(‘ii0n with the announced intention.
Sundays by appointment only. i'ii‘ the Grand Trunk Railway Company
4 T o build a line through New Hamp-
‘iire which would parallel portions of
he (‘oncord and Montreal and North-
‘lli Railroads. Boston and Maine
eased lines, and Northern, in order
0 give the Grand Trunk direct entry
mo Boston. A campaign in the in-
' Lcrcsts of legislation favorable to this
'pi'ojecl was actively conducted in
1912. by the Grand Trunk. and was
.vctively opposed by the Boston and
Maine. Late in that year, the com-
mutes ”W
t v-P -'
The Reed 8t Voik
Electrical 5‘0.
" tTIia Only Fully Equipped
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MAlEltltl i0 MAKE PAPER
.eadiiig local Concern Affected
By Matter—ll. 8. Government
Taking Question lip
An announcement has been receiv-
ed at the downtown postcmce from
the Department of Commerce, calling
.he attention of everyone to the fact
but there is a serious shortage of
aw materials for the manufacture of
always have your way. and things in
politics just sort of work themselves
out."
Mr. Cummings would not indicate
whether he would or would not ac-
cept the Senatorial nominationwere
it offered to him.
NEW HAVEN Iii $700,000
illtE
(Continued from First Page.)
Connecticut. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday afternoon. at one-thirtv
in Riverside chapel. Rev. J. Benton
“enter will omclate, and interment
will be in Riverside ccmelery. Mrs
ilrltto was a former resident of this
city.
___
Mrs. Mary E. McGregor.
Mrs. Mary E. McGregor. widow \of
George W. McGregor of Newark, N. .l.
died at the home of her ’
Mrs. W. T. Van Scoy. of 5
street.
daughter.
(‘ourtland
Funeral services will be held
1
1/
f ,.
'isnow ctht. Dr. Fischer thought the
Youth Hangs Himsell
ELECTR A . .
: '0 L 8H0. mission's report says. "1h: grand taper. The president of a leadinghpu- — 1 from her late home at 7-"0 o'clofl; thody had been there a week. No
in the Town i i‘runk and the Boston an a ne icr mantifnctury in this country. as only an estimate. as the store iouse T _ ' , ‘ '" T trucks led to the tree and death nt
1 node an amicable adjustment of their iotitled the government of existing contained almost every variety of rail- uesday e‘emng‘ Re“ I" A Coleman, on rec han- occurred before the recent snloi;t
suro SUPPLIES
is», cos—so so. Main es.
,Norwalk. Music Hall 310‘
- .wwmiwr-c (NW- .
‘rcw from the field.
The commission found no evidence
hat. any of the money appropriated
Ly the Grand Trunk for this campaign
:tis spent illegally or improperly.
"it is unfortunate." the report adds,
'tliat the money was spent at all. as
mixing was accomplished by it. but
but 1:. a matter beyond the scope of
his investigation."
he Grand Trunk, the toniiiilssloii'
'mc prcsldcnt of the Boston nno
‘Ialne. spprored an independent cam
:onditions.
The St. George Pulp & Paper Com-
road supplies used in train service, re-
pair shops and construction. About
new, of this city. is affected and to
created in the government‘s action.
The government points out it is in.
he power of every citizen to greatly
benefit existing conditions for Amer,
ican manufacturers.
Every day, in America, there are
manufactured 15.000 tons of papers
, After serving its purpOse. there is no buildings lost were the scrap
In seeking l0 11'4”“ iii? Man! 0i; reason why this paper could not be shop and the pattern shop.
mod over again. But carelessness la‘
wasted.
A little attention to the saving of,
the only kind of supplies not in the
building were those used in mainte-
nance of way, such as rails and ties.
The storehouse which was burned
in part. was 670 feet long, 40 feet widt-
stnd of considerable height. About 15o
feet of the westerly end was saved
it‘lh much of the contents. The o:hor
ron
.\'o theory for the origin of the tire
ride that (‘hnrlcs S. Mullen. at that responsible for it being burned or'lias been put forwhrd by officers or
the company. The premises are being
marched in order to determine the
rector offiTrinity Episcopal church
will officiate. Interment will be in
Newark, N. J., on Wednesday.
Frederick Weigman.
Fred Weigman, 38 years old. died at
his home. on the Stamford Post road.
this morning. Announcement of fun-
eral arrangements is to be made to
marrow.
Mrs. Nathaniel Jones.
Mrs. Nathaniel Jones died at he:
‘fall. The man's hat, snow covert-J,
MILFORD. MHN‘h 21—171” body 0f,was on the crust. The texture of the
a young man Whose 389 “’35 Pmbablyl‘man's clothing was good. He was
about 25, was found 50300 ded from1'c1cttn sizaven and apparently not 1t fin
the limb of a broken down tree, in a borer.
swamp on the George F. Smith place."
i
in Woodmont, Saturday. From the "’—
LlTERARY TEST REMAINS.
first examination there was nothing
\l’ASHlXG-TON. March 27.—Tlie Lit-'
in the clothing to establish identifies-J
tion. A fox hunter named Bullard. cntry Test was kept in the immigra-
who was. 801118 ”055 lots through melttion bill by the House working in
~wnnip. saw the body. Medical Enam-immmm“e 0‘ ”'9 Wh019- Why. by K
., f 313303
Cool
A?
iillf‘r Fischer gave a verdict of death:"°"" 0' 225 to 82- which defeated 3
by Automation self-inflicted. The,".‘°”°“ bi" Representative Sabath. 01'
in" had used his shirt '0‘. .' rope, ”limits, to strike it out. The. question
and, after having removed his comes up again when the House votes
rope. and after having removed hl-i "’E ”‘9 bi" as a whole.
chit? in the first place. he had put on
'in by the Northern and Cont-owl, ~::per and old rags will mean genuine‘ mount of salvage from the stonajh
1M, llontreal Railroads. under this tit Enlist for paper manufacturers of the; and to locate it pdslble the curtain on" “I Cranbury. yesterday "‘9"
retina of their m‘li‘" presidents. «wintry. including a local cone-n. tions which made it possible for s Item” “‘0" l '0"! "'00“. She is sur-
‘ that: W. Salli way. and Ileuiauiln A and will also serve to diathtlah the to start annually in the scrap iron rived by a husband and one son.
Kimball. it helps aim-i that the the train apes present seams of supply building. In the means. only :3!
ton and Isl-s- woald reimburse the .‘or new .atorial. a desert no. Inflows-oh - I. IIN- ’
“Will! Walton for all ex \Hotlaowlm are urged to save Mo‘s“ the *ber d engines h t. 01 Km. mm“ on
. animus. 'nic column-loo say: the papers. net: as usual-as. ans lather billa- vas not has. In the M- larch a. ma. Holes Slater '
"til. wt no tau-L: 1‘ ..:-.d to arr-1 ,s;.t.--, r 34:13.3;‘1’of. cardboard. ratio on W W I- m. '90 at I Gill’s.- Beasett. 1““ N" “d '3'" “'0" he ““1 cm" ——A certain number of our readers
*a ox’hnlli. of this arranging No, as suit a; not: and union the rank sh“ “1:2: m Mal met 5"... 5.... No. c1 out-cu the tree. sand the malte- today will turn to the-Sentinel “To
in brill" d 1.. ”I- l I "C‘- and to I?" l t. m. m “A”! are. u: w *0. m"... TM! H" "We find dropped 0“ his Efi‘i-ilat" advertisements before the E
- co . I O k . . . t ' . ' h ' ' " _ . Y 00‘
fl', tirywr Iawyels em t-IMIJII on domain-totesnlsmlsstdthsmatm. "’.‘ "was “mum!" above ”Wm“. "tn. .
I
Izod use were nu "8.3“. new at. nude-tuna , use. '1?- vs. , _ J .
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