were . “ .
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.1an concerning Mi
taken.
AWE v01, ’ROTECTED!
We can a». m lull Pretee ‘
ooh walnut Hold Up, Banter)
or Daylight Robbery. Call at
on the phone, No. 1230, and not '
will gladly quote mo, ete.
Taylor 6. Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South NONIIK Trout Co. Blfi
The
Pinch Back
Belted Back
SACK SUIT
line is an exceptionally at-
ML! tor young men.
It Has Style!
Bv- :y detail (Ul'l'e‘cl,
tn: -rd and lllue Flannel
$15.00
Yuk-war 50c. to ”.00
'IBLIHv
4%
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Oct
103ml inns
8:3 Washingto-i 51... 8o. Norwalk
t GORDON 806121“
2 me new weer. comfort and
ante. qualitie- ore all combined in the “Gordon
Hw'm.,f
.Ladies’ Silk Hose, in black, white, tan. pink, sky, Co-
penhagen, navy and bronze ...... 50¢and ‘1,”
Silk Hoot, in black and white ................. ‘1,“
Black only ................................. ”.00
"The Elite" Silk Boot Hose. with silk to match for mend-
ing, in black, suede. light grey and bronze 50¢
Ladies' Silk Hose with reinforced toes, >ules and high
splict-d heels, in black. white and tan 25¢ and 50¢
Ladies’ ‘Fine Lisle Hose, in black . . 35¢. 3 for 31,00
Durability is the first requisite in CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY.
Misses' and Boys' Round Ticket Hosiery, in Muck. white
i and tan, tlouhh- soles. ltt‘rl.~ and knees .. 25¢
for 25¢
J. I. MALLETTE
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QT .m' .9; .1“- «Cr/é. so
a: NDRWA' =5.-
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AND PfllSllNAl.
:-:N E W5:-
aiiieaiit and Mn, 1...”) tithmn, oi
Quintaid avenue, min- \']>llul‘.~ in I\t u
wit tit, Sutuiday
Ofliter (.‘llal‘lt‘y‘l’age‘ n oi! did} to
in the hrst tl’~ll.-'[ ind ”illl'tl'
Silk is thitint‘. lit.s [llillt‘ lw.’ [lit (in)
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“olconie Stranger Lodge. r‘ous (ll
George, gate a turd pati‘ly .urd
’dhlit‘t— in the hill, in Main r-ltH-l, Sun -'
The pt‘ot-mds wvrr tor
limit.
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i‘hu lied t‘ross and anibulanu
Mid about 830 was netted
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WEATHER FORECA ST.
Forecast for Norwaik and \i« Hui;
liaiu late tonight or on Tut-std t . i
liwtit
A (in -
hi.
or Tuesday ill the llllt'l‘lul‘.
mum and southwest winds.
of low pressure eXlL’ndlhu ticn.
trilll unmountuurd 'u 391'? .«3
tausing cloudy and UB:"[llt‘tl intuit. :
\.itt. lm.‘ silo-wri- in 't.- \ll.«' «my!
Valley and western
Lake region. Pleasant “'eitlllt’ vii--
tails along the Atlantic cen~i an‘ In
the western districts. The triniwra
«urea are low for the perk-on of it.»
year between the Rocky Mount-ins
and the Mississippi river.
temperatures and killing frosts \tii'e
reported as far south as Kansas
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
'l'ctiipcraturc: Low, 5!; high,
07. Clear.
Elam
There will be a regular meeting rt
the board of directors of the Nor-
wadk l'htitiiber of t‘on.nit-rce. this
t‘llllllL'. ill ihr oilicrs iii '\\‘:ill -~trwt.
Thomas Mclluph, who is n M iiiur it!
\zth, spent the neck-cud With his titt-
ients. Mr Mrs. William J. Sic-
liugh.
and
‘\'. l‘.--i.t~d.t!
ill “'4 strut":
iii-
lmputy Sheriff .\'t'.~n.
is ttlllilnt‘tl to his li ‘. .
avenue, with it swat. .‘titsitk of
l‘i'SS.
~ Sp-u‘iltl :ttr.utinns a. 121.- Elk's
l‘air tonight.
Joseph little nnd Oscar l’rutt. of
Jxorwnllt. have returned to this city.
after h'niug visited for a week in Port
Edward, New York.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Murphy. of
Franklin street, and Miss Elizabeth
Murphy, at Prospect Hill place, Non
walk, were in New York today, at
tr nding the funeral of their uncle. the
l: to Patrick Murphy. of Brooklyn.
What looked to be the beginning of
a st-riptis strike occurred Saturday
mmnim: when the employee of the St.
(homo Paper & Pulp Company walk-
r-d out after having demanded an in-
ercasc in wages or ten per cent. Their
hollon closed down the mill for the
time being but. as the demand was
bonipromised by the company and the
men, work was resumed ,this mom-
hg. as usual.
rAr‘ORABLE
FACTORS
A number of favorable factor:
are noted in current business
conditions.
The People’s Truet Company
leeketobeofservice toyoo
Ind anitee your checking ac-
itt lilPlE’S Will u.
South Not-walk, Com
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APRFA—J‘AIFOL.
‘ pretty
“-0 took place llllr morning,
o‘clock, at St Mary .s ('llul‘t'll
Mm. Mar) totou. daughter of Nice.
l.tura Cocoa, of .30 Wall Fll‘t't‘l, bv
calm the bride of l'attsy Apron. sun of
=>\lilt‘tl Aprea, «it .30 Wilton kfll‘llllt
'l‘hi ccrenioii) Wltt- performed by tl~~
ll. \. Mct‘raiin
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1 William ieVerD, 0! this city. toiluy“ H" NW N” beautifully
flushed" from out 0, about H 1H,, of in vhitc silk llilnlllNl with white chil
, tier m the local harbor a portable‘f‘m and carried at lutntliotnc bouquet
Miss Minnie ant‘Fa,
tciigine that had been lost ou-rbnard ”r “W" ""‘VF'
ih) Edward Benedict yesterday .ol liain sin-ct, alll‘ltt‘lltt'l) gunned i-i
‘ bloc and pink taffeta. and carrying B
First bouquet of pink rose:, attended llll'
Leonard ltiwsn. of Ftutiilord.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
inf Mrs. Nora Space, nee ltdtchlord,‘
*ikindly addra—n "\\'hereai.outa,"
ii=entinel olllce.
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! l‘innk Hadley, of 26 um mime,
irepoi-tcd lo the uptown polite. )‘n'rierv
iday aittt‘noon. the theft of a bicycle
iironi his home. The matter is bt‘llig
investigated.
A \ciy weddinu liltllltlll‘
.tt o-h wu
goo um}
All fire departments of the
tdistrict will hold important meetings mid"-
Iin their respective roome. tomorrowl‘lml 3“ b?“ “m"
:cvening, at which time the link] ar-' Th" MW'Y married "WW“ "l“
ranpements (or the “nuns“...- dance sidc at 50 Wilton avenue, the houieoi
‘will be made. The l‘oughkeepsie t-ol- ”l“ bridegroom's father.
ebratlon will also be discussed. and‘
further plans considered relative "’l
the Norwnlk Nprvsentntion.
Y“).
A very pleasant uurpriw party was
held Saturday evening, at the holllt‘
of Mice laabel Rider, of Westport inc
and nine, in honor of the birthday of Miss
Edna llouton, of Ram avenue. 'l‘wl-lw
lot Miran llouton's lriendn Were [In-n»
lute-lent, and the Mirprise was (‘Ullllllt'lt'
(:0 to the Elks Fair tonight
have a good time.
The funeral services of the
Patrick Murphy took phm- .Il
this morning from hir lim- home. in evening's ciijoynblc program. and H"
lreshments Were served after the play"
lluron street, and at nine o'clock imni
iSt, Anthony's church, Brooklyn, New izid ctzmed. Those pwwnt Wt-l‘il,‘
‘ank. Solemn hinh mass was rele- Misses (‘lttra llyington, Edna llJtl' .2: ~
bl‘ltlt‘d. The services: Were \‘t-r)‘ litrize- ' Nettlel Smith, Ruth “'w‘d, Laurn
ly attended, and many beautiful iloral llt'lll‘ll, and Isabel llidrr Mun-rs K. n
offerings were received. interment nrll‘ (‘olhiii’tL Spencer Rider. how-
was in t‘nlvary cemetery, 1.0m: island . land Bench, t‘lnrcnie it. n 1 l_‘ -
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it‘ity, New York. iworth Locliwoul, ull'i lithium: (1 it;
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—.._._ 3 rod.
The comniittcc appointed by the Roi
tail Merehnnts’ Association to handle!
,tho plans for Dollar Day. to be ob:
served here. Mar 1801. hi <0mwifi°d , tum l‘lmflbt‘ llowkcr, of this my, wen“
of: J. W. 818118011. 0' “094”” & S'F‘iquictly married Saturday altemoon.
val: P. A. Sherwood. of Joseph Dv Following a brief wedding trip to
vis’ clothing shop: E. 5- BPMqu-Now York and long island, Mr. and
Glover's shoe store; George KWIPM Mm. lroland will make their home in
Kocler's shoe. storc- t‘. A. McNamara." tiiidgcport. 'I‘hc gmcui is emploped
A. Dickerman & Son: and 1.“. Schul- in the Remington Arms factory. Th°
iRELAND—BOWKER.
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Richard lroland .of lll’idxopot‘l. andf
PAGE FIVE
AT WANAMAKER'S, NEW YORK ‘
20.0,000 Pieces of
. A. Kreamer’s Ware
At 40 Per Cent. Discount
To a_woman who knows, this is perhaps the most
astonishing piece of news in this newspaper tonight.
For a generation A. Kreamer’s tinwarest—and in
later years, his copper, zinc, Russian iron and Japanned
_-.__ .1...
wares~have been used in hundreds of thousands of
homes all over the country.
It in the burial grade of it: kind mutt-lured. it in the but
wearing. One woman recently, in Washington. aid that o Kramer boiler
she had won not entirely worn out, that in it did not look. but u Ike bod
need it for 20 years she thought it was About time to buy a new one.
. Kreamer’s prices have always been kept standard-
except when some store cut the price on a few leaders
using them as “baits." “ Baits," ou know, are always
chosen from the boat standard gra es at standard prices
well known to the people.
But here—for the first time—are full assortments of
A. Kreamer’s wares at 40 per cent. discount.
Not e few piecee. but 200.000 ertielet.
Not I few linen. but all nine.
Not e low price on one thing and e high price on
another-but oenutionelly low prioel on all piece-
-40 per cent. lower then current retee.
i The sale comm through the settlement of the A.
Kreamer estate. We advanced the money.to pay off
certain befiuests and to concentrate the busmess in the
. hands of t e sons—and for the money took our pick of
i the brand-new wares in the Kreamer factory in Brooklyn. ‘
$70,000 Worth for $42.000
200,000 pieces (the quantity justifies emphasis)—
making over one hundred double truck-loads m hauling
it to the store. ,
the Kreamer factory just to pack and ship the wares.
Here scores of
placing them on display.
Especially for brides opening new homes we have
made up
within another—and offer them at $5 each: These, as
listed here, and single pieces illustratedhgive an idea of
the great saving-but only a personal Visit Wlll enable
anysaolne to comprehend the scope and importance of
the ' e.
Two $5 Combination Ofl'ers
I Kroarrur’s Thwart Kramer's Jopaunod Wan
- . in: ‘ . ...~
’ r112.
Wuh boiler No: '-..uun.:: l 'h“. no" “out“.
' 25 Ill...................... .
'65 1 white cunt unlit-r,
. "z to III. ..... .03
t 2: l white coffee cool-tor. All
i Ii! 1 uliluto'lulat‘ .75
' w co can or.
5“ All I .60 r for
‘ Blecult pen .40 1' it. ’0de “I“
l recruitment). '3 winter, 1 lb ..... .40
O we? .............. .. o
.' .53.... ... s... 5...... * for :zttzt-itn'tt‘i. '3: $5
f l-ltlifiitl-rceldgeS-lncb. '2; lwhito cake box. ilxlt i.l0
C.“ cutter. -No. l.....:. .0. $5 l white “It box ........... .75
, (‘akccuttentlltedfiod .12 “.35
; aging. 22o. 2.....-. .22 J
‘ 0° ' o. I” ' o u e
gf'wdehgo-ng; 1 t;- 1: Either of the foregom combina-
r . o n 0 t u .
oigm. 4 qn......‘.'.... .co ttons will be delivered y freight,
Funnel....................... .t2 prepmd’ to any pmnt Within 150
ms i miles from New York City.
More than fifty men worked overtime two weeks in
fil'esleyan men to attend the quadren-
rial general conference Wesleyan ban-
‘or the tot-J 87 violent death.
haus, (Il liarry Goodwin‘s clothing
store
The biggest sensation of 1916. The
Sheridan Light delivery truck. See for‘
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solo adv.
CANADIAN RAILROADS GET LOAN
OTTAWA, May 1.—~The Canadian
Northern and the Grand Trunk Paci-
iic Railroads of Canada, it was ‘
iiounced today, are to be titled over
their financial difficulties by a. direct
loan from the Canadian Government. :
WESLEYAN BANQUET MAY 3. ]
MIDDLETOWN, May l.~—'l‘he Wetl-
icyan Alumni Council, W. F. Sheldon.
secretary, today issued a call to all
tlllPl at the Skidmore School of Arts,
Snmtoga Springs, New York, on Mon-
day evening, May 8. The llniveriilty
has sent nearly eight hundred grad-
uates into educational work. lnclud
ing seventy college and university
presidents.
VIOLENT DEATHS IN STATE.
NEW HAVEN. May 1,—Unoilicial
records of violent dentin in Connecti-
cut show IQ suicides, a greater num-
ber then in any limiter period in the
cute in years. and nearly one-third
Thou due to accident were 5!.
Twelve were cloud by mimnobile,
nh'bunhgtonthonumdlby
drowning end the remainder from van
ion other ole-u. There were three
I tionc.
1 morning.
,chip moon will be mind Is to
largo numbcr of friends of the opti-
Liar couple we cxtcnding congratula-
Mrs. James G. Gregory, wife of Dr.
James G. Gregory, of West avenue. left
Norwnlk, this morning. for Colorado
Springii, where she will visit for some!
time with her son. Dr. Ward Gregory:
loiinerly of this city. The trim) will
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JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway at Ninth Street,
which were held in the church yes-
terday.
Tonight is the last night of t‘ne
Elka' l-‘air, which has. been suction?
“1' be made by the way of the Chicago & ‘ fully MN for the past week in the
Santa Fe Railroad. Mn. Gregory will tllome on South Main street.
arrive at the Springs on Thursday.
\
Sydney llomer. tho distingu'shr‘d
commoner, and Mm. Homer (lmloe
llomcr), of the Metropolitan Opera,
accompanied thy Ilrc. Mary H. Flint,
assistant dlmctress of the Modem
Advance, were the guest: of Mrs.
(“mules Morison Raymond. or 22 Mott
avenue. at lunch last Saturday. They
came them their home in Bronxvflle,
N. Y.
Tomorrow and Wodneothy win he
naturalization days in the Superior
Court, Bridgeport. 'l'hone Icon] for-
Thero will be it meeting tonight of
ithn (‘- and K. lleiivfit ASStI‘iti'ljil iii'
Water at rect. l
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Mrs. Coot-gilamm Styiuour, o.“ ch3
Milford, is visiting Mrs. ("lizirlot‘e R;
Wheeler, of l Keystir Place, South:
Norwaik. i
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The monthly ceremonial meeting ofi
Susana (‘ircln of Camp Fire Girls;
wil he held tonight ill the home 0"
Miss llclln Van (lowering, (l-egory
Boulevard.
4-,
New York
1'"? . Al
Ian‘aul i'I-in
I hI-Aln-o-It-r"
Villa in pm! L' l (mm
butt-s, teak-l ‘Hll'. lrtf durum.
Tel-o niot‘ln-r l‘i'y of 5m"-
rl .«Lvnv unwillh. E
IDIA out) Ill(\MD luring-’5:
mrsknr-vnasllu'.5.1f;st.AluavtRclllblr
Sill ll ill limit-filth" HIFllkurpv
Ulllbi‘ifiefiun c --
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1.98 ' .
Value 3.00
‘ J Allll’S
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elm-bum residents who applied
through Allen 3‘. Church, at the down-
town poot-oi‘flce rcoontlv for citizen-
thelr nines.
Rev. Oswald 0. ’n'inklein. of St.
Mark‘- Luthonn Clutch. Woodlcwn,
evoke yesterday before o moon
in "at. Peter'- Oermu Mm'
Chiral. 000- dreot. Ber. Daniel
Belle. 0! Int Port Chester. N. 1..
Best Family Flour. a bad; . ..
Shoulders. lead and tender...
Gold Medal Flour, 3 bag
Full Weight Condensed Milk,
Corned 'or Roast Beef. 3 can
VIII in “*Jflvoum oervio._
Swift’s Dixie Brand Bacon. a 1b.. .................. 15¢
Full Weight Condensed Skimmed Milk, a cane 15¢
‘ A. STULL
...... 80¢
................. (....14¢
................... 89¢
acan ................ 10¢
........ .....21¢
‘ :
:4 Cottage Street.
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pie have been busy ticketing and .
two compact assortments—one article packed .
OWLAND'S
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Monday, May I, 1916.
Large rugs
with no seam
. it l't 'ltlllt s it in}; azni lt‘lll ‘N\.ll’lt' itwiii it. iivuv 111;; 1
., Int \\ ltit‘ illltl \iitlmut a scant. .
.w
liliil lwiiii iiiiist l'ne iiuttl i_\ sitting. it w. lie
”Emit-dirt t-xiitrts. .t iiius. u». «n'; mm mm: ina—
tcriul. l'nr its slum is m gr .4: i' .l ii .in lttll a...‘ \tln i
h . _.
t’dii lie ttsctl.
'i'liis giit-s,liiiit its to “it. ~\.ti l s ' ... =- t
n e s iti_ .t.‘ w smut
.lllll staunch!
.\tdllllt\s rugs gin slut Lil lung; ~t‘l\li't‘ imi‘.‘ lic- '
t‘dttsc lllt' 'H'dl' iii-nit tliciti is ».» tut'ii‘u ilisti Utttwi \Io '
pullingr oi' straining ill wants! '
illt‘_\’ tti'c lidmlsniiit- lUU. \{u ll'.t!\ :‘l ll't' rainy-n
.tlill\\iltrL‘, ltu intuition iii tva'tt ‘l‘.. l‘it t‘n‘luir tn watch
itcrtri‘tl)’ il>l\£liillkl'1'llt'll t'.~ ltl‘t‘ Willi ~t.it.iul rigs! .
\‘t t\\' it'I-Z\l>\‘;
5t‘itlllit‘\\ \\ii.itister ltl‘\'\ in ilmicrml it2:'l Hzit-ti-
liti tit-signs. i) l;_\ l.’ loci in sue—$19.50. i'T
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2 N‘unticss liillt“lr}' Brussels rugs in two twin ii (“iii
‘ll'lt'llliti designs. u in; I.’ tee-t ~315. fl
I’Vllx‘ l1.\'i‘lll\‘(lt I.\l:—»— ‘17
i)
liuiitlwiiic iicu \\£l\llilltlt‘ rugs lllill harmonize
\iith tiling :tiitl “llll spotlcss \iliitc fittings of mod.
crii hath: blue. rose, tan and grccii, soft and line but
nlumhlc- $1.25 to S4.
(“zirpct llall, third floor. '
The Howiand Dry Goods Co.
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For; E“ Ew‘imw
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.. f lite National Bani-ting E 3.54.913 v .u
L 2‘ ounclccl “Filth, umgt‘e and Confidence i \ :
was adequaie for n i nerds. ‘lim tr'eaiiiu ix}:
ofiiic llniiecl Sides now mrcxnis one
in]. cf iii: warm? t'esnttréC-‘J. y\
‘il'te lidcml Reserve Danlz'u lid-lam .l'O' ‘ I
$2 yide: {or ilie new condili’onmmifieeci: o to Q?
‘ increased in e and Commerce thru , .,.’
£573. its! National Banks. 315::
cm NATI HAL BANK '
SOUTH NORWALK
unscricoizl”
Mrs. Housekeeper!
Select your refrigerator now, from
our big variety of styles and sizes, all-
guaranteed.
We carry the well known McKee
make which are built to last a life-
time. ' '
They rcquice less ice and save
their cost in a ycari’in ice and food.
Made of hardwood with rounding
corners, galvanized, porcelain, and
white enameled lined. Lift top and
tptirtment house style with 3 doors
in front.
Pricel $5.98 to $29.00
Albeit F. Gchebe
25 Wnlhlngton St., South Norwnlk
Phone 1009-2
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