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Members of Norwaik W. B. P. O.
I. will tonight. at seVen o'clock visit
the horns of Stephen Selby. Wood-
ward avenue. where the Elk's union
will be held.
\ Sentiment, u hoard informally In
the mend district, appears to be
strongly in favor of granting authority
to the second district commissioner!
in the requests they will make at the
lorthoulng district meeting.
Twenty-three or the huge new en-
gines ordered by tho New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad have
been delivered to the road and the
big machines are seen iii this city so
frequently that they are no longer a.
DOI't'lIl,
Building inspector F. If Pinch xen-
terday discovered a large barn and
hennery in the fifth district which
had been erected without a permit,
this being a violation or the city
building ordinance. The matter ls un-
der investigation.
The Young People‘s Association of
the South Norwalk (‘ongregatioual
church will have lltt'lr monthly social
and entertainment on Friday. May 25th
at ti p in. All members are asked to
come and luring their friends A good
time is anticipated.
James Lengyel. 12 Years old,
brought before Judge George II. \‘os-
burgb. this morning. charged with in-
corlgibillty. in that he failed to at-
‘tend school, had his case continued
until June tst. In the meantime he
will be obliged to report weekly to
Chief w. R. Pennington.
Nelson Therlault. who left South
"Norwatk in’the winter and tbk a po-
sition in u munition plant in Brdge-
port. has since that time gone to
Scranton. Penn. where he has accept-
ed a very lucrative position as guage
tester in a large runniiion plant In Ed-
dyville on the outskrts of Scranton.
—THE FRIDAY LUNCHEON
at the (‘ountry Club is very popular.
Phone your order now.
The Sevent,\'~second annual session
.1 the Grand dlvnlsion oi the Sons of
Temperance of Connecticut. will be
held in Harmony Hall. Chapel street,
New Haven, on Thursday. April 27th
at 10 o. in. Mrs. Annie Fryer. Mrs.
“'alter Miner Ilild Williamb ‘A. Kellogg
will represent Local Division. No. 2.
Members of the pinochle tourna-
meat of Colfax Encampment and flut-
13 Lodge will meet tonizht at s o'-
clock to partake of the and things that
have been prepared for them. Mem-
bers of Butler Lodge can settle their
supper by washing the dishes. as they
were turned by a score of 40.000.
Wilbur F. Smith of South Norwalk
well known throught the country as an
Interesting lecturer. One of our local
will deliver an illustrated lecture on
Friday evening at Red Men‘s hall.
ntratford. at 8 o'clock. «Mr. Smith In
papers recently said: “Teeming with
interesting anecdotes of experiences
In the woods and illustrated with rare
photographs invaluable to the nature
lover. the address of Mr. Smith held
undivided attention."
—OBTAIN TICKETS FOR
Carnival Night tron: members. or
phone 103-4, after 7:80 'p. m.
NUTHEG CLUB:
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ll“ trust for any purpose.
E lIi you have a fund to be pro-K
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':.gency, place it with us so
that it can be made to earn
an income in the meantime.
2 Having no pcsonsl inter-
? cat. a reliable. experienced,
well organised corporation
like this administers its
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as Trustee for any m
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s new no now-s BUILDING
OYE‘TUFFO PMLEI NEAR OO-
LUTION. .
Regular Supply For Tamil. True
Pro-load Defers Long.
JBCE‘I‘ON. April 27.——‘t‘he problem
of reconstructing the dyestnts indu-
try in this mantry to insure a regdar
snply of nhe textile trade is near
solution. According to speakers at the
opening sessions of the National As-
sociation of Cotton Manufacturers to-
day. Edward 3 (‘hnpin of this city.
comiaionod by the association to study
the conditions caused by the war. re-
ported his belief that the situation
could be worked out domestically to
the satisfaction of all industrial do
mantis.
“The great needs of the past yenr.’
he said, "have been responsible for
bringing to light many studies on the
use of mordants and dyestutis that
would otherwiw probably never have
been publhhed. or practically lll‘i-d
Ulil.
“It has been prowd conclusively
that the neutral dyestuffs can. and
should be used for many purposes.
hitherto not dreamed of. with profit
to the industry ltyeing methods
have been compiled and elulmralwl
which give on the various forms of
cotton. in modern dyeing machinery.
with the use of natural dyewoodns. a
pleasing and practicable- ditersion of
eludes."
“The erection of a comprehensue
coal tars Industry insuring the color
try forever aauinwt another such i-:i-
Ilatnitous happenini: as the present. in
a thoroughly sound and desirable pro
"tuition." Mr. i‘liapin added.
LYMAN WILL CONDUCT HIS OWN
DEFENSE.
NEW YORK: April 27.~»\\'ll9ll tn:
.I Grant Lyman. who is under indict
merit for using the mails to defraud
patrons of John II. Putnam Sr (‘0.
broken. was InkPIi before Judge flur-
Innd It. Howe in the crlmlnal tyrant-Ii
of the federal district court yesterday.
it was stated that former ' t'niti-tl
States District \llttrnry Henry .\
Wise hnd wilhdrnwn from the (use
and the defendant was without coun~
acl. I'nder those circumstances A»
aistatu I'nlted States District Alton, growing and selling island products.
ney Edwin .\I Stanton risked that a
lawyer he sassignvd to defend the lit"-
citaed.
To this III'UIIIIMIIIIII lli'
murred. suyinu that he was wall able
to defend himself and intended to do
so. As Dr. Lyman defended himself
when prosecuted in the federal court
In California. for using the malls in
a long froud swindle. Judge Iiowe
said he cottld not force the defendant
to take counsel it he did not want
one.
I..‘ntau de-
70 msraucr films.
In Mailing of C. O. D. and Insured
Parcels.
The local poat-otllce has received
orders from the department at Wash-
ington that local firms and other
patrons are to be instructed in the
proper shipment of insured and i‘. 0.
l). parcels. The order is as follows;
“It Is requested that firms anti
other patrons customarily stripping in-
sured and C. 0. D. parcels be thor~
uughly . instructed regarding the
proper packing and endorsenimt or
all articles mailed by them. Circulars
containing such instructions are to be
sent to them.
“A list should be kept of the mm
and patrons so instructed and the
dates on which such instructions were
given. When claims for indemnity are
submitted covering damage to insured
'or C. 0. D. parcels mailed by such
.patrons which were not properly
packed or endorsed, notation should
be made. by the postmaster showing
the date of instruction of such
patrons.
"These patrons should be advised
that when in doubt regarding the
packing and cndorsemet‘t of any par-
cel to inquire regarding ll at the post-
office!1
CONGRESS 0F MOTHERS.
NEW BRITAIN. April 27.—'l‘he
needs. care. training and development
of child life were discussed at the
16th annual session of the Connecti-
cut Congress of Mothers for Child
Weliare. which opened a two days'
session here today. The chief speaker
at the opening meeting was Mrs. Mll-
tuwluggins. president of the biases-
Mem oi Iothers. The
United Fountain“ Teachers' Asso-
\ ' dyda the host of the
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' yesterday; ”his ”Why to re-
.LUCKY STRIKE
You know what you at in QUALITY and QUANTI-
TY when ' GOAL. HAY. GRAIN, FLOUI~
FEED. FERTILIZERS. BUILDING HATERIAL and
othcasofinlgoodsinourlinc. TheBcstisthechcapest
every time. Get in touch with Live Wire up-to-datc mer-
chants. A wonderful help in time of need.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone Hrs. :31 Wuhinmn St»
Men’s New Iiodcl Oxfords
or Black Calf, With White
Clifford Pharmacy,
SalamandEliubctbSta.
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Phones 833-153:
Rubber Soles
A sensible shoe that combines style with contort.
Aleadcramongourqrringscock of men'sshoesthst'
issmtoappealtocauful dressers.
C(INNEALLY 8r BRACKEN
OI WASHINGTON "REIT TELEPHONE tors-s.
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A weary housewife said.
Well, then. s kindly neighbor asked,
Why don't you buy your bread?
Vl'm new in town—can you suggest
l If it Is homemade bread you want,
Just go to 5 Monroe.
all tired out and cannot halo,
\‘here I had better go?
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DER - W ARE SHAII
12 Other Kinds. Alt Fresh 'auqht. We Have No Frozen Fish.
i ()ilR'I‘ERS
‘ HARD CRABS
Come and Look Before You day. Nothing Miuapreaented. Money
Back it Not Satisfied
CUTBILL’S
BRIDGE M RKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
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ISLAND KINGDOM OWNED BY
PRIEST.
Rev. Emmanuel Rougier Sails for
Christmas Island in the
South Seas.
SAN FIlANt‘iSi‘II. April 2? Huh» "
er Emmanuel Ilouglrr. reputed to b-
one of the wealthiest pI‘lI‘"l.‘l In the
world, sailed from San Francisco to-
dar for his "kingdom" in the Sabin
l’ztclilii'. He Is the sole ownet" of
Christmas Island. some 100.000 acres.
which he Intends to convert Into 1!
great cocoanut plrinluliun ”I‘ wt‘n!
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Glover’s
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'Winddw Screens:
Scro- Doors, Rdsigeraten, Oil
and Gas Stoves. Screen Door
Wire. IceCrum Freezers. Water- ‘
ing Pots, Garden Hose, Lawni
Mowers. Garden Tools, Etc. '
manner»;
25 Waohington St.. South Norwalk. 1
Phone IMO-8 Prompt Delivery.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Pinon.
led Paper, Best Work. Bod! Prlfld‘
I NORTH NAIN ITREIT
S. NORWALK PHONE ”7 ‘
Here is one who papers nearly.
Satisnes your taste completely,
With artistic skill your walls will
decorate.
All the latest styles he's showing.
Kind attention he's bestowing,
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait. '
And if painting you are needing.
In this line he's also leading,
He will make your house look new,
And uptodate.
A. COHEN
141 WASHINGTON STREET
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grand vouahowyoaits
A. .I. Angevine & Son
ISO-13. WASHINGTON 6T.,
lo the South Sea Islands years ago as
:t ntisaionury and made it fortune in
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llc formerly owned Washington
Fanning islands. selling them
lirilish sydicate.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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REILLY IS LAST MAN TO BE HUNG
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Man Who Shot and Killed Wife. Then
Escaped to Mexico. is Put
to Death.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
might but leaves Pier 21 East
‘Rivor, New York (foot of anatomic
0t.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p
Freight received at Norwnlk up to
9 Jo. and at South Norwalk up to
so p. m.
acorns F. Fonts. General Agent.
SMITH TRANS
DOITATION UNI. Ina.
I'Iill.Al)I~1I.l'lll,\. April in When
John -.\I. Ileilly hit‘JIIth on lllt' utilities
in Moyitmensing Prison here. the lam
Milton Elwood. Manager.
man to be hanged for murder iit
I’ennsilvttrtia paid the penalty of
death.
In IIII‘J. he shot and killed his wife.
.\nna Reilly. at their home here.
Reilly escaped after the murder and
roamed about this country and Mcx‘
ten for more than two year-i. lie.
was caught in a New York depart‘
ment store in Isl-5.
Hereafter condemned men in this
State will expiate their crimes by be-
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The
Norwvlk Pawnshop
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
Tools. Musical Instruments. Jew-l
clry. Etc. on Sale.
Jos. Rosenflcld, Prep.
So. Norwalk.
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Our Store is the
Barometer of the
Optical Business
.Of Connecticut
The pressure upon our ser-
vice for eyeglasses is increas-
ing. but we can care for you
in a thoroughly professional
way. if you are in need of eye
help.
HEN FOR 29 YEARS NOW LAYS AN
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‘Spanish Annle' of Dayvllle After Get-.
ting Picture in Paper Lays.
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, Hxarronn, April 27.—<Svallisli An.‘
his. the grand old hen of twenty-nine
years. owned by (‘01. James Blanchard
of Dayt'ille. is quite content to die
because yesterday she performed what
ls probably her last labor in this world.
something beyond "All the Kid“
horses and all the King's men"; for'
she laid a nice brown egg. .
Spanish Annie. called because she is’
oi the black Spanish variety. hasn't
jlaid an egg in years. However. with-
:in a year she got her name in the
:nowspapers and her picture in man!
lot them, when she hatched out a one
Ebrood of chickens and was hailed as
the worldh chamion Blddy.
YALE PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Altl‘ll {lie-Aldurnon
z a. Cori‘bin.’ for many’ybsrs moo-nor-
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THAMER
Ocutlsts. Optometrists, Opticians.1
:7 Atlantic Sm, Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Ive. Till 9. Est. 101.
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Smith Nanak. Stamford. Port
re: arenas roe
PRIVATE SURF/IRES
Has opened a new field for
young people.
[at us prepare you.
man CIIIIEGE
DH“! BREWERS" CONVINTION;
HARM. Avril 21—5100)
any. vii-opp“ Monsanto street ‘
breeder-B or. Connecticut gathered to-
day at Kenny Park for the non .
held day and sheep sharing content
at the Connecticut Sheep Broom
cant years‘lrirgdhh 3sda photo-
graphsoi'MM'bassM. athle-
and~othsr tea. and-asht- work
this the Mt hints souls
mu tile for tbs-era» ,
wide ”assistanc-
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fir W ans-vice cut
mo 01. GAMING.
.rsaoral Dlrastsr and lineal-nor.
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The Reed 8:
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In ire Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 006—60 So. Main SI‘
So. Norwalk. hiusic Hall Bind
n'lanannslnlnolnsess-so,nss
lll‘ib'lll IIIIS. Illllfit
.1 Cross at. 13 Woodward Ave.
'I’Isovso 1623. South Norwatk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORl
WORK A SPECIALTY.
, Tires. Tubes and Suppllea Prevent
Mina n Foawrn.
FOUI .POOLg .N 9
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Syracuse Chilled Plows
All Hand Garden
Tools in Stock
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(Successor to Chas E. Mn.
‘12 WASHINGTON 57..
'0 NOIIWALK. CONN
If You Ilave
Any Junk
:3; ,S. Jalfee
'Successor to Wm. Ema.
Phone
31 Fort Street.
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Minu’s' "
F ounes Silk
Gloves ..
50c - 75¢ - $1.00. ' ‘
SPRING SUITS
an Complete At
87. 810 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Gofllieb’gfl
it No. Main at.“ so.
FOR YOUR GLOW
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No ZIngg Business
1 We have all American men
in our employ whom you can
trust in your home. We are
paying the highest market
prices for all kinds of Junk.
Feather Beds a specialty.
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 44!.
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The New Scrence ,
osrwrtou or cmsoesacnq'.‘
I Chiropractic is the dad-moo as In.
:orase of the disease and the on.“
.sdfusting the same. Disease in on“
yhy a wrench. twist or sprain Ii I“
.back. Even if done In m.
’It creates pinched nerves and pat ll.
later tire to the different organs
tins. and
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. Chiropractors remove the caasa‘sd’
1M no rain. tie-tut to m,
'm Wmonuing tho my" Q.“
its-- in nor body. has» m;
!givan special attention; also coming
’0! the atlas. You will never m‘
,stviu the Chiropractor a chance so?
initial. ‘
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.‘u Wuhlngtun at. de. Mm
| Graduate from Painter up“;
BeSutelts A
FRISBIE’S PIE
Made in the Clement M
from the best fresh Ir'tots
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Therm
Insist on them at your red-4
taurants.
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OUR LIBERAL CREDIT
Takes Care of Your Wants
In Clothing.
TRY OUR CREDIT PLAN.
illicit & Steam
4230mm mm: or.
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the United States in 1915 received in
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home. ltyoar
PLUMBING
"'Is daisctlve. aatiautod.
try or worn out. have a 3g
mason repairs or mar
new system al .
MODERN PLUMBING
JOISINO A anoint."
Norwalk Chronicler