NISDAY, APRIL as. 1916 nu ma NORWAl-K thflifld m
nasenrso ran ’vens anon
i After living together for ten yeara.
Willie riflt Consul,“-
LUCKY STRIKE Window Screens
We With Tall lacking sixteen days. Mr. and Mrs! M. t ,
Charles W. Warren separated for' In 2; s
For That Cold of Yours You know what you 1; t in QUALITY and QUANTI— ~ .1 Scroon Door R - .
serve l I. IIIHP, [’TDI'HH. TV when P“ COAL HAY GRAIN FLOUR mtugilelgenyiih“£90m! 6“ 321W“ef “5‘33? i302:
L h _,.. -_ FtEED FERTILIZERS BUiLDING MATERIAL and now a... in Southwest Putnam (0.... ire Ice Cream lit-cutawater- Founes Sllk
unc 88 “flu \\ nympd 3 ° " MM 3°9d'in 0‘" 1"“ Th‘ Be" ‘3 ‘5‘ “MW” ty N v. the husband more. ui‘mg P0“ Garden Hose. Lawni
Lane’ 8 Baker
51 Waohlf'Xn
Gill NEWS
The semi-monthly business meeting
of the bartenders union will be held
In C. L. U. hall tonight.
Mr and Mrs. Homer 5. t‘ummings
were ill Aslieville, Saturday and Sun-
day They will return to Stamford
about May 1.
Pride of Court Narruk (‘irt-le. No.
.1, Companions of the Forest, will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
A flock of wold geese from the 'south
passed over Norwalk this morning.
hone Were forty-three birds in the
dock and all were flying close to the
ground,
A regular meeting of (‘atholic I'niou
Council, No. 46, K. of (‘.. will be held
this evening, iii the basement of St.
Mary's (‘llllltlL Routine business will
be it: order at this mecting.
for
&
All models children‘s Shoes,
Eustct'. now read}: t'oiiiicatii)
Bracken
There will be a regular I“ePIIII". of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America. No. 746. this
evening, in the headquarters~ in Wall
atrcet.
Local members of Pyramid 'l‘eniplc,
A. A. O. N. M. 8., have received notices
of the ceremonial seaaion to be held in
the Casino, on State street, Bridge-
port, on Monday evening, May lst
Have you heard the Victor record
“Young America We're Strong For
You.” if not, go Into Donnelly's Vic-
irola Parlor and ask to hear it and
then before you go out ask to hear .\'0.
64558
A regular meeting of Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. 364, Sons of St.
George, will be held this evening, in
the lodge rooms‘in Main street. Rou-
ilne business will come before the
meeting.
a resident of Jamaica. Long Island,
and has had a wide experience in his
business, playing In nearly all of the
Fox playliouses, In and around New
York. Mr. Cooper is also an organist
of more than usual talent.
It has been suggested by a Norwalk
automobile dealer, that the best route
for the autolst to take, for the detour
at the armory bill. would be down
West avenue. to Cedar street, and or-
er the Cedar street Hill, to the turn-
efie- ”WM
1 meeting of the directors of the
South Norwalk Board of Trade was
held at the law once of Light & Light
yesterday afternoon. and several mat-
ter! pertaining to the affairs of the
organization were considered. It is
possible that In the near future a meet-1
mg of the board will be called.
—OBTAIN TICKETS FOR
Carnival Night from members, or
phone 103-4, after 7: 30 p. m.
NUTMG CLUB.
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We Handle Funds
) in trust for any purpose.
If you have a fund to be pre-
‘ served against some contin-
gency, place it with us no
that itcan bemado to earn
an income inch: mniime.
Having no personal inter-
-cst. a reliable. experienced,
well organized corporation
like this administers in
mint impartially. We act
as ’l‘ruotao for —:iy purpoac
The South Mrwalk. _
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UNDERTAKER
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27 WASHINGTON 51’
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
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HONEYMOON enos A5 MRS. wan:
TERS ANSWERS CHARGE.
Woman Who Killed Babies Facea‘
Com-t Today—Husband at 1
Her Side. ,
NEW YORK, April 25» Mrs. lda'
Sniffen Walters, who abandoned the‘
role of a real wife. to become the
"other woman" in the life of Attor-
ney horillys Elton Rgers, was placed
on trial yesterday for the murder of
two or the children of which she and
the lawyer were the parents.
Living in Secluoion.
Since last July, Mrs. Rogers has
been the legal wife of the mttorney
and the couple lliiii been living in se-
clusion with a child born a few weeks
after the marriage. The woman‘s call
to court for trial for the tragedy of
December, 1914, ended a happy hon—
eymoon that had been passed in
neighborhood where neither Rogers
nor his wife were known.
lit-sanity was the defeme
accused woman‘s husband has
actiw in assisting her lawyer.
Gave Children Mercury.
and the
been
' Mrs. Rogers adininietered hichlor-
idc of mercury to her children, John.
aged two ycars. and llorida. aged
eight months, after taking the drug
herself. ller plea was that shit was
so tortured in mind by the thought
that she could not marry lingers that
she was not responllble.
The double tragedy exposed Roz
ers' dual lite and his viiie secured a
divorce from him opening the wav to;
his marriage to Mrs. Walters.
BLINDED BY LIGHT.
WALKS INTO AUTO
liRlS’l‘OL,
was severely Injured. last evening.
litoml strcct. when he was struck by
an automobile tlri\'t‘n by Antone Rn
ll‘llit't, t‘arey mistook the headlight of
the automobile for it trolley car, and
in front of the mo.
lie was thrown to one side,
April 25. «Patrick ('art)
on
v i'ht‘li directly
chitic.
a..
every time. Get in touch with Live Wire up-to-dau mer-
chants. A wonderful help in time of need.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 131 Washington St. _.
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Men’s Spring Shoes
A very classy mahogany calf ahoc with the new per-
forated wing tip is justly popular, but is only one of many
snappy styles that must be seen to be fully appreciated.
THE BEST OF HOSEERY IN ALL SHADES.
CONNEMLY & BRACKEN.
TELEPHONE "76-2
It WASHINGTON STREET
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We Have No Frozen Fish. i
animal: sum)
l OBS lliRS
Come and Mick Ee'ore You Buy. Nothing Microprcaented. Money
Back if Not Satinfled
CUTr- lLL’S
BRIDGE M ~RKET
71 North Main St.
Phone 10&
hoe Delivery.
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liiiii itililili tiliii
The senior pin) entitled *.\tr lino
will be given on Thursday and l-‘ri.in
evenings of this week,
William Taylor. a graduate of 1915 ‘
who Is now at lIaypath. Irartting
he a teacher, spent the week end all
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of thc street. and was found to bt‘ hit; home, in South Norwalk 1
cut on the face and legs. no true : Cl , .
takcn to the office of Dr. I‘ .\l. Kent. ; Over S I
Superficial injuries wccr found that Norwalkere who “r“ l'll’l‘e‘li‘tl 1' 3
made it necessary to take three ”1" ”“1“ “film“ dimi “HRH l0 ill-l i
stitches to clone ”1.. wound in his :ctttl the baseball gaitic “llll New ' I
head. lie was taken to his home. "OHM". “1 Alllll-‘I‘llli‘nl l’illk- "n WM 1 for StyIESh .
CHINAMEN HELD IN NEW HAVEN.
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.\' )\\' Il.i\'l-‘..\', April 25.-—()n infor-
mation from the otllce of Collector Mc-
Govern, of the internal Revenue De-
partment. thirteen (‘liinanten who
were arrested here last night in State}
street, charged with failure to rcgis~l
ter under the Immigration law. were'
arraigned before U. S. Commie-i
sioner Wright “Xi!“ and held untill
Mayfl for further hearing. Most of
them gave 9,31 500 canh bail and were
released.
ENGINEER WILL LIVE. A CRIPI’LE|
While an engineer In charge of one;
of the electric motors used on the New 5
York Divlt-tlon of the New liav en roadi
was adjusting Its mechanism with at
large wrench, he accidentally closed a'
circuit with the wrenh. That was onl
Friday. the 14th. and now the doctors.
in the Norwalk hospital think he will
live, but they will amputate his left
arm. wich was baked. and 2 fingers
on his right hand, which were burned.
'cnaot'rons OBJECT To BANK-
‘ river's resonance.
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Claim Cornwall Know He Was Insolv—
E . on‘ When Ho Made Largo
’ Purchaae of Gooda.
Obections were raised to the peti-:
tlon of discharge of Winfield s. Corn-
wall from bankruptcy by some. of his‘
former creditors at a hearing sweeter-i
day before Bankruptcy Referee John
W. Banks. The objecting creditors.
were represented by Attorneys 11.0.1
Stevenson and Charles AH. Shapiro,
who not up tbs allocation that the
bankrupt four month! prior to the
bankruptcy, well knowing that he was
insolvent, mirchaud merchandise and
goods iron: the objecting creditos tor
the purpose of dispoaing of them and
. to apply the cash to pay of! notes
hold against him by his former part-
ner l‘. 8.,Boach. The attorney: will
be aim ten days to lilo upoctlled ob-
jection. '
Alarming bearing on Trustee
am: A. minim account of the
my am of the Edwin Short
plat m of MM a part” di-
~vldadol ten-cant. woo declared
. rAt mmwm m
iCommercial street and he was thenl
‘telephone and
,CONN. BACK OF PREPAREDNEBS
ticsda)’ afternoon, :it 3 o'clock
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Ge itt c Footwear
Glover’s
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘l
‘ h‘i-I'tiitir t’liurch. one of our Juniors
;who left school recently. and who now
‘attcuds thi- “tittnncry School. at War .
uiuattg Lake. apt-nt ycstcrtlay in Nor:
walk, wherc itc nut mam of his old'
scltool chums.
Ridgeileld where he went when hexMowers Gad“1 T0015. EtC.
Mt his wife on June 18 1904.
wife has waited twelve years for himl
to return.
gill before marriage.
She was Matilda hi, Ca
TCASTORIA
l'otlnfantlaldfltfldlu
iuuuraovoraov
beau
tsunami
I'm all tired out and cannot bake,
A weary housewife aald.
Well, then. a kindly neighbor asked,
Why don’t you buy your bread?
I’m new In town—can you suggest
Where I had better go?
it it in homemade bread you want,
Just go to 5 Monroe.
The I
Albert r. Gchcbe Gloves
25 Wuhiagton St, South Norwalk. .
Phone 1069~2 Prompt Delivery.‘ 50c - 75c - 3"“)
Wm-
F. s. LYON SPRING suns!
Good Job Pfinfins FOR MEN AND BOYS
‘ 3 All C
In Paper. Boat Work, Ion Prlooo‘ 87 8161:1321?“
0 NORTH "Am "In" Get the Habit and Go to
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a. uonmiLK PHONE our? G n" b,
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Here in one wno paper: neatly, i ii No. “I". 0!. Co. N
Satiafles your taste completely, ‘ FOR YOUR CLOTHES
With artistic
decorate.
All the latest style: he's allowing,
Kind attention lien bebtowlng,
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
skill your walla will
Nollglagllostness
We have all American men
And If painting you are needing.
in our employ whom you can
i
In this line he's also leading, i:
He will make your house look new,
trus
And uptodate. t in your home We. are
Icon-loam!
b a GooCatt. Mad, I“ Choir
My Jinan—cu [3| one.
Cm be m will rim-d u‘ane. or
ran oath. anon ‘4 baby
in It. Back a.«lio shifted to three
”'1le t. entren- boflaomal
provont
all...“ nun
a” “3J3.- ia. ci-.. 5.» i.
ullaad have no ahow you it:
'A. .I. Angevine 81 Son
134-13. WASHINGTON 812.
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FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
FAST
Freight boat Ioavoa Pier 27 Eaat
.Rlvar. New York (foot of Catharina
paying the ”that market
prices for all kinds of Junk.
Feather Beds a specialty.
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St.. E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel-44!.
CLOTHES
A. COHEN
141 WASHINGTON OTB!"
,-
.f The Reed & Volk ‘
' Electrical Co. E
. The Only Full, Equipped ; You Like to Wear at l
. ELECTRICAL IHOP t Reasonable Prices i
In ca Town ’ on CREDIT
AUTO BUPPLIEO
Phone 805—50 So. Main 00,
So. Norwalk. linalc Hall Bled
Gately & Brennan
i ‘42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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I Ili'iillil “08. “MB!
.8 Croaa ot. t3 Woodward Ave.
"Phone 1523. South. Norwalk, Ct.
ITORAOE AND REPAIRING. FOR! ‘
IEIUILT fYPEVlmTIm-d. 0.
Iultb. Ill-wool
moon. “I ‘0‘.
mos. told. mu
recall“. loofah. [I
I. math. m
«Hanan-ail.
uaoonumv‘
ummmmmum
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tina, Tube. and Supplied. Prom-t
Mica a Futon.
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Garden Tools ””9 NW Science
INITDN W ONIIOPIAOI ID.
The Wallinglord Line Chum-cue :- d. mun... .. a.
it.) every day except lunacy. at 3 p
on. Freight noolvod at Not-walk up to
5 p .In. and at South Norwalk up to
oanao of tho dlaoaao and tho art cl
titanium-mo. Dim-clam
'byawnmtwlatoraprainiatho
5:30 p. m.
Ooorflo P. Foota. General
TH! ANNING J.
”NATION LINI. Ina.
Agent.
SMITH TRANC
tuck. Evan it done in chin-o.
‘u “a“! when“ nerve: and pain :-
later life in tho Moron: Oman
into. M
Miss Florence llakin. of llrooklyn. Milton Elwood, Manager.
New York, was a visitor at the High i
school yesterday morning. She
aiming at Miss Twombly s Iiomc
East Norw.ulk
RESENTS SLANDERING
OF OUR PRESIDENT
NEW IlRITAIN,JIprII 2'; Sergeant
Herting had an amusing visitor at po-
lice headquarters, ye-atertla): after»
noon, an excited foreigner. who do.
‘manded that a man be arrested be.
cause he alandered the President of
the United States. He said that if
he called any one the name this
fellow had called the President, nndl
behind his back, too, he would be;
arrested and he wanted the same'
treatment accorded in this case. The
last seen of the complaint was on
is
in
neonmc TAX VALUE l
APPELLANTS' PAPERS
REACH counr:
Three reaidents of Reddlng filed an 5
pools In the Superior court yesterday
from tax assessments as fixed by the‘
,Reddlng Board of Relief. l-‘ormer'
'State Senator Lester O. Peck claims.
the valuation of 3-,1 845 on his property:
unfair and unjust Waiter Luttgon‘
.Llaima he filed his list as $46 000. The!
assessors raised it to “9,60. and
when before the board of- rellef iho‘l
. iamount was increased to $65,750. He
declares this is excessive. Lam E.
Peck says the valuation of 835.2601
placed on her property is unjust.
starting to "call on Washington on
tell the President.
even if it costs $100."
MOVEMENT.
Vi ASHINGTON, D C. April 25.—-
Connecticut is thoroughly in earnest
about preparedness It ha: oven ex-
tended to schools and institutions or "
correction a
Conn-cannon Tilaon received a re-
quest yesterday from Parole Agent
Henry B. Carter. of Waterbury, uk-
In: that the government formant rides
for the boys at the Connecticut State
Borformatory at Cheshire to practice
with.
Mr. Carter who is captain of the
second Connecticut rest-oat com-
pany A. stated that in “Otto-~30
giving the boil tar!“ limit” .‘ho
would thoroughly drill them In like
manual of arm and in other 1m
imp-ware Miler not» -.rvloo in
mam
AOVERTIOID LETTERS.
South: Nomlk.
Miss Baugham. 78 Fort street.
Andras Clancinlllo de-Stolla.
Mrs. J. L. Do Grow.
Mina Hilda 'Elllardt.
C. H. Evans.
Fauna: Bun
Imam Jones, N. Taylor ave. .2
(loom E. Joan (7).
‘Nra. lane, Lincoln ave.
M. Labia. .Gen. Del.
Douglufialllnard.
H. ‘Waltor lorry.
won- Wit.
,1
anemone-calmer
iloWar limb” or
£40 Water St.
The
Norwalk Pawnshop
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
fTools. Musical Instruments. Jew-
elry. Etc” on Sale.
.los. ltoscnlleld. Prop.
So. Norwalk.
multimeter- "nova tho cacao an
M undo-tn. health am
W hmmlmc in nerve on.
MI in your body. Female trouble.
0‘ "'0 Infill. You will Men M
hwnl J
lunatic Mia m and, I
Seek
4
a.
SEE OUR LADIES’ SET.
we DEMAND For:
_; PRIVATE. SECRET/WES
Has opened a new field for
young people.
.. hierarcyouet us; or
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South NONI“. Sanford. Port
FRISBIE'S‘
Made in the Cleanestlm
‘12 WASHINGTON sr. ifr°m the but fresh fruit:
:0 .NOIIWALK. CONN obtainable,
. ' Ask Your: Grocer for Them:
_ insist on them at your ros-
4‘ .5. i
all You Have
Albert D Morgan,
(Ir-cannot- to Choc E. 'Dn'u.)
taurants.
bfi...
CALL USUP
I“ In will mail our m
.ilan wtaroand alien round-v.
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PLUMBING . -
tentative. antiquated, dandy .
. tan or worn out, barra- m
‘ . noon-arr «pain or with
| “DIVWUM
MODERN PbUMBlNOt
“F acumen uncanny 3'
Succeaaor-to‘Wm--m-a.
7Fort. Street. WNW-lb;
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! homo. if your
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i HORACE ants
"Wit. and Hutton
thin! tho Chiropractor a chase. a. I
T. Francis. D. C.
“w““lWfl-vu.Norwallt.'Coo§ T;
Gradual. fromPalnor Mu
hing lilo llllrlbwa In rat , '
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Norwalk Chronicler