flea-sum». eagle‘s:
~Unramske no. ............... n00 etrv .pf aha Mt, l-geflu-z with
w? W ------------ I.“ Miuloner Whitehead at St Pauli 8250.000 in trust and one-fourth of the
”IQ! 1le Bed MOI -------- -- m. cm DI'IWO LIN. “we. residuary esule olll‘llhl. Ilfy Ella
9““ We” ---------------- m The mission is taking hold in Nor ‘ N ma Me ea 8c Little. m West um: street. a niece.
§ (haw 8. P. 0. 01 A. ----------- -- I” H L} 1,, ”my. church “a filled . Florence 1. Hope. another nieces. and
E “1:: (:2;wa ibe """"" :i again, last night, with a congregation Charles Knox Robinson, a nephew. 561
- x“ ' as r ........ .
. m maple who listened use”, and in- . Seventh avenue. are to receive mo.-
thunk]... Mammylmbm ......... i: “'1‘! to the m‘ loner. the Rev. 1m. Dried L ma beans! lb 7C 0‘0 web in that. the principal to s0
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' . Its-win council No. i 0. U. a I. e " At? "0'8 SUCH . ‘
. t ‘ .. . \ esidusr estate. The dmndmts sit-
lhy Nursery .................... e Taking m” text from the "“9".” t if ’ ii R bl 390 ill hth
remain: in St. Matthews MLWhICbt PUMPKIN MINCE MEAT 9" "y 1"” “‘3 033mb in; am“
tells the story of the betrayal of Jesus avenue, rece yes ' m ‘5
Remember the sound in In race by Jud“. the “Halon" “we . graphic 3 CANS 25¢ 3 PKGS- 25¢ 12. Bronson. a consist of nu; dam-
communes
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quests made that he had accumulated
a Mass of more than 6!,0004100.
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, 141’s bequests are left to'bi's Lin,
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will receive a one hundred and fifty
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flank.
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heroin learisg lakes rim
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,. . linuoeent.” to which the rulers replied,’ I Pkl- Elm“: Wk _ I“
Can a man who is under the cbu‘e:"That's nothing to usAhat'l-I your. me or a pkgsestth 5c 2 plus. Cocoanut ' each «c
, d ‘ conservator, “d 'h" h" ”nibueium.“ “Judas wu repentant.":
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Ielore Referee lake I. lads
adjudged by a proper court as incest
ml, file a voluntary petition in
hnkruptcy? There was an interest-
..«hmhqarinz .on‘ this question before perms.” make it. if he had gone tol
.uhruptcy Referee John W. Banks
Crisps 8(: pkg
and the wife of a former amploye re-
edves ”use.
The value of the real property is put
at more than $500,000. and the aer-
asasl property at more than ”0.000.
1 Washington
COUPON 3 Brand
.. ..... . . . ...... .. ......... 1 mo ' now
. ........ .. ............ . ..... l ”“3 DUST
. ................ . ........... ' :3- 7c 2“.
........................
Besides the smaller Wsts than are
four of ”50.000 each. J. Pruderic Ker-
uochan was named as executor or the
State.
Florence Cook Brown. 26 But no
street. New Yank, also. at Mr. M'l
PEAR UT
BUTTER
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JUDAS' LIFE AN EXAMPLE.
Evaporated Peaches. aib. it
wife, who died some years :50, is to
receive the personal chattels and law‘-
account of the sin of Judas: how it be-
gan, how it progressed. and what was
Iits inevitable end if persisted in. Front
theing only a covctous man. he kept
l‘m swing down. till he. became a thief.
land finally the traitor whose name
stands for all that is worst in human
‘uature. Mr. Whitehead drew a vivid
picture of the thi'owini'. down of the
iblood money before the iudamenf
lscat by the despairing Judas. and the
makias of his confession tothe rulers
of lsrael: “l have sinned-the man is'
r can Sultana Spice we
x box Fluffy Rnfiles Starch
roc
x box Shaker Salt inc
1 pkg. MP Ice Cream or
Jelly Powder soc
1 hot. Kitchen Bouquet 25c
a pkgs. Anti-Stick each 5c
lO—STMWS "Wu-ll
With Any of the Following Groceries:
ent's wife. will receive an annuity of
34.500. Stephen Little. Robin-Jon Lit-
tle, Tyler Cook Bronson, Frederick P.
Bronson, grandnephews of the deced-
ent, each receive $5,000.
The Charles Knox Memorial Metho-
dl>l church at aMnilaii‘. the Philip-
pine lslands, receives ”0.000. The
English Evangelical Lutheran church
at St. aJmes. at Madison avenue and
'Baveatythird street. will receive 85,—
000. in memory of the dot-“dent's
l «he, Florence A. Knox. a fund of 310;
'090 was left to the st. James' Euler‘-
rsl church. Madison avenue and list
street. . The New York Medical Col-
! bot. MP Salad Oil .. 18c
I can Marshmallow Creme
[0C
ImGlobePolish we
1 car "a in x" (Kills
Bugs) . ............. me
1 hot. A&P Pickles we
I bot. Jet Oil Shoe Polish
maid the missioner. “and he made him:
:confession. but he went to the wrongi
Trading
.God. he would have been forgives}
Special Sale of Acts? Laundry Soau'wieh Emu
loge and Hospital for Women. iii West
. total street, will benefit to the amount
tot 35.000. and the Methodist Eplscopal
.Church Home. at Amsterdam avenue
land Ninety-seemed street. meshes a
Stamps
' May afternoon.
20 ’Stamps‘lt‘ree‘ With .7 CakeSIASLP
t
“GIMP.“ warm: the flute o“and been saved from the black dvl
., . .M ".13"an “i Bedding. who spalr which sent him out to suicide." l
1. . .Ias at one time tax, collector there} Judas' life is an example for us: he
ll developed that durins II.- inoomunid. Judas probablytuonxiit his lite
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potency things went bad in his once
as tax collector, and the American
My Co. of New York. that furnish-
atl his bond. bad to make good. To
.aocure themselves the surety com~
. lauy officials placed an attachment on
Ir. Duncan's property, the claim be-
ts; 82,500. in the meantime Mr. Dan
a petition in bankruptcy
.‘sr the bone t of all his creditors.
Lawyer Howard W. Taylor of Dan-
hry. representing the American Sure-
ty company, has filed a motion that
t '- flue bankruptcy petition he set aside
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.Q the ground that Mr. Duncan was
an incompctcnt at the time, and that
mohacl ('onncry was hisconaervalor,
"ld as stub had full control 0! the
was hard-but God Ias making him~—
Jesus was trying him. He wps being
made. 80 are we~ the Ohristisn life‘
is not easy. We are being made by:
God. Judas despairod, and that's whyf
he came to such an end- God was not.
through with him. When we ask in'
our own despair, “Why did God makcl
me?" we have to realise that God is‘
still making us. and He is never
with us. and we are not to despair.
We must remember that God in ills
divine courage dared to make us. in
spite of the fact that we were to have
true will, and we are to work out- out
i
”porn In his argument he said
._J final “to Ifnltmi suit-s court could own salvation. The end is God. and
r W“ "N -" "'1‘” WU“ ”Ni hid NOD the means is Christ. “No man comclhl
. If . i, tic.
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_ mnetiicf, a Soul-h
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Ammo) William P, Tammany, rep
reoriented the hunkrum. but neither hei
‘Ior 'lrtwyur 'i‘aylor brought out the;
.,’olnl that Mr. Duncan was insane at
(‘10 tlmt: he filed his pt-tiiion in bank
IIDlt‘y or ill anv limo. although Mr.
linear! had her“ in a sanilarlum.
Thorn was a hearing: venteuday of
In creditors of lhl‘ “little. of Arthur
Norwaik plumbcrg
unto the Father but by Me."
The missioncr spoke twain of his]
desire to be of use to any who wanted?
to talk to him, to ask him quoslionsl
or to offer prayers for what lhcy arel
inlcreslod in. and assured the pcoplu
that he is at lhcir t‘l‘ll“ ah; i ll
h H w u . ‘ lf‘llllrll‘ (‘lit'll state will be informed it:l
a.“ lone as ho is in Norwalk.
ll
lwill the complement of officers or en-‘
t
Tel. No. 909.
"lhe (.reai A ’8: l’. Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON ST,
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
Free Delivery.
these vessels will be made up or a cer-
tain number of encore of the «regular
navy and a reserve complement of on
listed men of the navy of approximate-
ly it) per cent. of the commhsioaed
complement and of the various rat-
ions. The remainder'of the bomplei
cut. both officers and 'enllstod melt.
will be made up of naval militia oilii
cars and enlisted men. in no case;
listed men be exceeded. Naval militia
otitcors who cannot participate in this
battleship cruise will have an oppor-
of this]
in arranging the details
to the exact numbcr and rank of oili-
MORI EMBARGO“ LIFTED.
‘
.—
Iarrlers Down .50 That Coke. Char-
coal and Milk Bottles Can
Come Through.
Another change in the freight sm-
barso on sbc (”w Maven railroad has
been made by-tho embargo committee
of the Easteru'l'relxht Accumulation
conference. in session in New York
city. last week the embargo was
lifted oiL coke. charcoal. salt. mlili
bottles. tobacco stems and on the fol
lowing iron and stool products:
airs. bars, billets. blooms. ingots and
other somlflnlslicd material.
The fli‘t‘l‘l‘l‘
to those milk dealt-rs who have i)t't';l
using (‘llllbi for the distribution of the
fluid up (hr rivcr.
Each day brings improvement in
the freight situation. The open weafh
An-
pt'flllllllllk the move-‘
tuttity to make cruiws at oilicr limes .ment of milk bottles will bring relic! "(Summoner Jodbnry, Jr,"
: similariamouut.
Marie (‘. ”minding-r. tlv wife of A.
J. Simlndlnser. ‘sn old and faithful
friend and employs 0! misc," is to
have $20,000. A like sum will go to
John T. Ickemta. The Knox Berle.
\olent Association. compo-ell of cm-
ployes ot the Knox Hat Xsnuf‘acturiux
Gummy. got 83.000 in trust. Cather-
ine Haber. store cashier a' tilt Broad;
way. and Margaret McLaughlin, store
cashier of 452 Fifth avenue. together
with eight other employee of the
Knox Company. receive $1,000 each.
I
CHRISTOPHER JR., CAST.
The Last which is to produce
“Jiristophcr, Jr,“ the great Froli-
man success, under the matrices of
South Norwalk Council, K. of C. is as
follows:
“Christopher chbury. Jr." (an
East ludiau tca merchanl ........
John W. Sculley
l
l
‘lli's. (‘lii‘lfilOllllt‘l‘ .lmlbury." (his
Illt“ .............. W. P. Tammany
(illclr l
soul ............... 'i‘. l“. )lcllnhonl
“Nollit' .lctlhul‘y," (lhl'il‘ tiuuzmm i
..... ' ........ Miss Myrtle Bruilyl
"\l’ltinirti,” (their man servant)... ’
|
Eli» E. in. limit (111111117st
cr is permitting the railroad to move
Francis .1. llarruvt,
l
‘ and Jesse 'I‘. Dunbar was appointed (‘1 rs and enlisted men of its ornniza
_ ‘ taster. 'f‘he appraisers are Thomas NAVAL M'HT'A To tiou who will partlcipnlo in the cruise
v' 5.1, Renah. Silas Ketcham and Innis CRU'SE ”4 FLEET' ,
mhmidt. l low mm they will man and tho
, .__..---- _. ,._.- __. (polnl of embarkation. Hose details
July 15 to 29 Dates for Practice An.
‘ nounced by Navy Department. i
II ! The divisiorgof naval militia affairs!
fin Washington has announced that
i.
Best Line in Tow
Men's Women's Children's ‘thc annualcruise of the naval militia
Clothing
on Credit
" . Gately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
for the summer of 1916, including the
.navel militia of the New Bnclnnd
States. will be held from July 15 to
iJuly 29. This cruise will consist. on.
lthe Atlantic coast, of a mobilizationI
{of approximately nine battleships of'
lthe United States Atlantic Reservc‘
lfleet. The complement of each at;
l _ I
strength of each naval militia organ-
:whicb will be required from this state'
are not yet arranged. it is estimated
that approximately 50 per cent. of the
iratlon will particlpatein the battle
ship mobilization on the. Atlantic
coast. but at the present time the
number of officers and enlisted men?
cannot be given.
Endeavor Circle of King's Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. R. Silcock.
“" liiuh street. Wednesday at .’l p. m
freight rapidly and it will probably be
only a few days before all embargoes
on the New Haven road are lifted.
--—-r—-—-—---
Housewives in this city find that
thsvprlca of linen has gone higher. it
is reported that before a drop takes-
cii‘ect. another raise. in price may bu
expected.
MR. KNOX LEFT MILLiON.
Relatives Will Receive Built of Hat-
ter’s Estate.
The will of Col. Edward M. Knox. of
New York and Ridgeileld. former head
“.lobc,.. (valet to Jed. Jr..) ....... .
Edward J. Spinnj
'Mnjor Hedwsy." (a retired soi-
‘ tier) ............. Titus. P. Murphy‘
f‘llorn Hedwny," (his niece) .......
‘ l). l". Toomey
i“.'lli'. Glibh." (president of the asso- . .
‘ elation for the suppression of in-
venile zamblinz)..l‘1dward J. Hayes
“Mrs. Glibb," (his better half).....
, Miss Anna McMahon
“'Tom Bellaby," (a young lawyer)
tj ..................... John Wenfer
:“Mr. Simpson." (manager of Bom-
1 bay House) ........... Ralph Dibble
l
The D. M. __Read Co.
Petticoats
Oi (tilled and milled Taffeta, plain and changeable,
met attractive combinations,
93-95. $4.95. $595 and 31-90»
One special‘ line of Silk Petticoats.‘
Sa.5o, black and colors.
Petticoats oi Skinner's Satin, black and colored, guar-
anteed for two seasons,
$5.95-
Sat'mes and Hatherblooms in regular and extra
I'zes. .
Satines, $1.00
Heathcrbloom, $1.75.
Second floor.
Notion Sections
Special Two-days’ Sale of Small Wares
beginning Monday.
All the many little necessities wanted in every home,
and without which most humms arc greatly inconven-
ienced at times.
Adjustable Hat Linings. werc 15 . for to cts.
whitc net, vvcrc 19 for 15 cts.
Lingerie Tape with l)t)(ll\'il'l, colors white, pink, and blue,
New 10 for 7 cts;
Princess Tub Shields, were 15 s for 25 etc.
"Easy Fix" Cap Nets. new 15, 10 as, 3 for as cts.
Skirt Markers, ro' cts.
Coat Hangers, were 10.. for 7 etc.
All-steel Shears. sizcs 6. 7, 8, for 59 ins.
Shoe Polishers. in casc, with Polish, were 25 for 15 cts.
Glycerol: Polish, was 25 for 154C“.
Shoe Tues. wcrc 10 for 5 eta.
l'ntil Tuesday night. Main floor.
Women’s Tailor-Made Suits
i: Several new "Meadow Brook" models
Registered.
Featuring cloth materials in plain colors, stripes.
mixtures and checks. The styles are reserved exclusively
- to the D. M. Read Co. Materials and workmanship an-
exceptional. -
Unusual value at $40.00.
.. _ ~_c .. .__._._., __._____ —'--
Middy Blouses
Special display of charming styles in new Middy Blouses.
t
The garments are made of good materials, finely tailored.
.and the reasonablc prices make them completely irresisti-
ble.
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