PAGE EIGHT
AWAssortmsntOf
Summer Dress Good
[I Batiste and Voile.
Floral Designs and Stripes.
At
E. K. BANKS
Ilhcksmo Hots! Block.
South Nomllt.
New
Pictorial Fashion Book
For
Summer
Just Out At
DON NELLY S
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street.
Clll NEWS
t) H 1*.
UlllL’ill lciflc t-Il lllt‘ t-' 47 o'clock
.‘wiunlk slutloii
lU-t its-rs of ()htt: t'httptt‘r.
Vt‘ill
ll'trll‘. from Inc
lit ms tor-w to an liiit'olltlll Itotti .\'t u
“I" i.‘ i» it t" N \
Soul h
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tr
l.t :' littl t‘\et_\oni< \till bc rcvtal‘ti
t-I .' 1.»\ .t'teiitl Ill" Hits l‘ttii III-
on
3': .1. .l. and llf‘ttl’ litt- lttlt“i tlillhl‘
lllll‘. mil \‘.c'il uhttli) tit-iiionsiz'utt
tint Itll‘ n dylcs U! \ittrttlm. $11 to
83m -"lvl .-l! you about tilll' pint ttl
e'tsy ’t‘l‘ill- See A J t‘ol'i.t'.~ nd\.
to i't' dill llt‘ tit itili'lltl'. tit tlw
lt'lh'» ' -ir tonight
\ ... “ill have it l‘llilllt't‘ to liltl zit
tho- .tlfl'lllll tonight at the Hill's fttir
1‘lli‘lt‘ “trt‘ sch-n sitlcs of l'tui cv
tut» tf’ Xtii'ittilk lust “wk, pith inott
gages ‘tl Siltitttt. For thc last hot-k oi
April i ii. there were t-itzlitccii trans-
ft'r~ ~iIt til
Si .’.,t..io
,voperly iiiiti ntortxttucs
—~\xtitiittiii Want the full size pin-
dtm st'l't‘r-Iln. tttl size screens keep out
till of tilt' nys. l’hone Ios'l. St. John
and iioyst-i.
Mrs I'llttl'lt‘fl Weston, sister of Chief
ct i'oiit-o William I? ltllll
Miss iiorotliy ives. his iicice, have rt?-
ttirnvd to their home iii New Britain
foliovttns .. scrcrul days visit with
chic! and .\lis.- PPllnlllKitill in High St.
l‘t-nnim-ton
I‘rt-wnl: will be distributed at the
Elii's Ptir tonight.
tx'ttitltcrbockcr Yacht club has
ln\’itwl tlit- titllcers and members of
the Not-unlit Yacht club to attend a
‘smoker to be held sometime during
June at the‘ tine club house on Long
Island Sound.
Th"
‘n‘
7—Yout‘ flooring is here! While oth-
ers urt- \vtiiting for tioring that is held
up by \‘IEI'HU'KOC‘S, we are hiring oak,
nittpit- birch and hard pine. We wel-
come your inquiries. We giVe results.
l‘limto ll “J 9t. John and KGXSt‘i‘.
A chance in the management of the
Hort-i imw-nport. Stamford, became
effective today. The hotel passing into
the control of the H. S Morehouse
Hott-l t‘oiitptiny, Inc, an organization
cotnpmvtl of substantial business men
of Stanford. Harry C. Griswold, who
had been proprietor of the hotel since
its formal opening. on April 17. 1915.
retires lroiti the management and the
gent-rat manager of the hotel now is
Harry S. Moi-choose, a young man
with tinny years' experience in hotel
and club management. Mr. Morehnuse
is treasurer of the new corporation.
b—__.
SPECIAL
61c.
Wanipole's Cod Liver Extract
Stillsnn-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTO.
32 Washington Its-sot
South Nor-walk. Conn.
draw interest from May at.
Open Monday evenings
.‘__-.__i‘
Baseball announces the ar-
rival of spring.
We‘re right with the Boys.
Here's the Boys’ store.
Here are the suits for them
to play in, study in, dress up
in. and live in with comfort
and enjoyment.
Nothing slighted in our Boys‘
clothing.
The Boys‘ trade today means
the future success of our
store. ;
Rogers 8; Stevens
SPRING SPiiliil 0f YANiiS
Mill [ND ABRUPlil
l
\'l2‘.‘t ”lit. “a; L’ \\lltlt‘ the
I-tititi non. ot tie \'.tlii~;ct.~ has herii
mt- tit {"Jltl‘lilL'. it is linen-Sting to
’lIJi t' l. Lo llU\I'll_\ tor" the
‘..".:t~ to: tip high Jinks at lllh
Mine m it. - \t .tt Uri littln May 1. Hill
Hm I. I'tl't. they occupied sci-
Hiltl iii both yc.irs llclrotl
league.
last yt'ur l~ll Kiri} the Yanks had
and lost 1. which is u
bcti-w than they have mounted
to do tip to tltllt’. it will be recalled
that lhct M‘l ti tiirzy .‘ltty clit] :t yctir
him. Jillllllt‘tl into tiist plate in their
: ilti
Ullll [ILtt't'
\\;I~ lc.ttllll;.' lhc
.\ Lilith 5
\ti:.
lllilt’
lirst .~t‘ilt'\ lII IIctroit. and held the
ll‘dll tit-.ttl ”titty L'L', when their mitt!
~ .
l'll>ll wits stopped by the St. Louis
Browns. From then on began the sad
descent. ubich tiid not stop until the
club tinislicd ti poor littli. EVen
(‘hztncc's iitctliocre team of tho years
iii-'0 sitttk ttrotinti second place until
the middle of May. when the boys
~itll'lt‘ll to shoot the chutes.
The difi‘t-rttit-e between this year‘s
Yankee club and the tennis oi It‘ll
HlIIl this is t'niti the Will outfit should
grow butter instead of worSe. The
Yanks its now lined up constitute pritc
ilc.tlly u britnd new brill club and it
nitty itlkt‘ :i litle time to get an the
ports \\'()l‘klll|: together.
wonderfully well. They went through
it slrt-tt-lt of tire games last “'t'l‘k with
not an t'l'l‘t)!‘ mnrrlng the field work
The lire-game stretch lnctudt-ti three
mt iIiIIt- ttintr'sls.
Two crttru iiinig carries were lost
to the Red Sox lust week wlicic‘one
single in the ninth inning would have
won both crimes, while Kcatlng came
within two put-outs of a shutout \‘ic-
lot‘y on Friday, only to lose in the
eleventh.
Th‘E other three tletctits suh'ercd by
lionotttn's men “ere inllicled by John-
t'aldwell might have won against
dziy.
\t‘ll.
:in ordinary mortal on opening
hut in the other has captured by
Johnson most any dub could have
won. The only poor names played by
the team were sensibly played on the
afternoons they had to take their boat-
ings from Walter.
The work of Cleveland has been a
=cnsrttion in the American league dur-
ing the past fortnight. The Indians
simply refuse to be regarded as soil
pit-hing. The presence of Speaker on
the club appears to have changed its
team morals tutti the lndians are tight-
ing in every grime.
HELD ON ATTEMPTED MURDER
CHARGE.
HARTFORD, May 2.—-()barged will
assault with intent to kill. Patric!
Smith, 34 years old, a New Britain
salesman, arrested Saturday night at-
§ ter slashing the throat of ‘Miss Irene he is the boy ,, “Bully tor the Knitters“;
iIFinlay “ltll a razor, was held today
lfor a hearing Wednesday under a
i bond oi’ 8100.
i\ Smith, it'is alleged committed the
act because the girl scorned his atten-
tions. .
ALL . MONEY
deposited in this bank on or before the 5th ol May will
I
from 6 to 8. .
\
For it neux
lt‘illll they huie really held together"
“I SOUTH NOW“! m m
”NW 81ml
Mil” lfll (ill Sim;
i
Presidest Gallery Says Its Effort:
sari Be his to in Cars it-
do
> PITTSBL'RUH.
of persons were compelled either to
walk or ride in automobiles or big
drays to work today as a result ol the
strike or street our men which began
shortly after midnight. Operations
tit-re t-otiiplctely suspended on all
lines or thc Pittsburgh lluiluuys (‘oni
['illl) .iti Pittsburgh and vicinity and
the Washington and t‘harirnti inlcr
.zrlmi: tint us iAt‘ll as on the lit-aim
Valley and Washing on local llllt‘s
i‘tusiticttt J ll t‘atlciy announced
1;:.. no attempt to up‘Talt‘ t‘dls would
ht- male rod-i).
’lnc l't‘llllhylldllla. Baltimore anti
it: o. and the i’itlstturrh and Lulu
l-irir Railroads put on extra local
tiu‘ns lil ordt-i to handle tl.~- incrcast .l
tioutis, \lllllv it” too timxntown dc
[ar'liiit-ol store—s and otiitr ituniut’s-
noun-s will au'uniohJe llr‘ln't‘l}
:.'ticlt . to \uT‘I‘Un st-t-tioiis ot the (‘1‘)
to uztlwr up their t-ttiployos.
‘(ti tlistirdci‘ .ifll'hl'tl tliv start «ll
s‘iiltv and “illiiti tho .iotirs .it'tv.
lll'llt‘l' had lit-en lb‘llt‘tl lrltt"lilli
~tntit~r ittitl llt‘t'll iitd up
'lb- hirllit' .tttccts :5 I'll tontitictors
.“d llItItUrllltll itllll about \oti other
t-niployes of {hi (‘tlillltt‘l'l_\' The men
lll.~l demanded :it). iii and its cents
illl hour tor. rf'Spt‘i‘ilit‘l}, the tits:
>“Il|.".t‘ and third ytat's :-'l‘\ltt‘. hu'
it"l‘r _\",I'Iilt'tl to Ho 2.: and :tv. (‘t‘liIS
l.l|‘ company rillllMl 'o puy mort-
lithl‘ J": (‘t'lll> as .t maximum \titxt‘
loo ('l'll'4 illltnt' the plt‘~"ll' r‘l‘c.
\'lt't-I't‘t>;-Ittt'lil .I l llltllpt‘ til Ill"
tintoii. lil~ iiioriizi'u i<siictl .ii. ortltr
til'lltilllit slil‘m‘l's t.» twp and).
Irott. bionic 'lt' s.t'ti li-~ ttn‘ittpaltu
|'.i ii'otpiii.
\ .‘riitc ot stunt (‘llllt’r stoni-
ii.t.-.oii- ttmi lti'lt‘klhlt‘i.~ “a. ninth-,1
Ittdty H thi- ttllntitint‘clliv'iii lust iiigit.
or ll‘o- .\llcgltrny ('ttlllll} t‘\t'(‘u‘l\t‘
coitittiiilct- o! illt' stone-.ti'tcrs ohm.
llllii i.ivlr demands tor Ltll t-icii' li'iur
tlti) with no induction In wig. .
ltt‘l'll L'l't‘ill" l, .~\ bll'lnt' which uoul-i
t‘,.
in.
llii-t ititoht-ti ill'll't' tittit lttthlt ill"'l
‘-\tI.-« to lltHv' lit-en called this morn-
in);
.\'lilllllntt‘tllt'lll also has llllttlt' that
there “ill be no gent-rat strike til bur
burs. ITti out ol 2M citiploit-rs litulll‘:
trttttly sinned :t nos .-('lllt'
HOSPITAL NOTES.
/
ltolwrt Fitzgerald, ot It France
‘slrt‘t‘l. uit itdtnittt-J yesterday nntl
«lit-churned today
.\lrs. Sitrii Conley. oi ll Lincoln
uremic, was discharged yesterday.
No‘ v ’
ENTIN EL
EADERS’
% IEWS :z:
o. :1 ——_
J
NMaNN‘
l
'Ve'firn eV‘A—‘W
NEED OF UNITY SHOWN.
"War hits revived our national spirit
illltl shown need of unity.
M
port the flag it conflict comes."
The above words were spoken by:
President Wilson til the 009mm: 9'
the National Service School Military;
at
l‘lllt'amlmlt‘lll for Young Women.
Washington, D. (T, on Monday even‘
ing last. I
Foldently these remarks hrive no
bearing on the (‘lty of Norwalk It the
President of the l' nlted States had at 1
tended the performance, at the Palace
Theatre, that same evening, he would
not have uttered the latter part of the;
above sentence.
The proGermnti sentiment, as ex-
pressed by a large part of the audi-
tenc\ at the Palace Theatre, whenlho
likeness of the German Emperor and
his war chiefs was thrown upon the
screen. in the weeR's events of Pm;
caused,
the President of the United States tof
the‘s News, would have
stare in amazement.
Such utterances of expression “as
etc., show that it is high time for tho
goon old Connecticut Yankee to awako'
sleep. An answer
lironi his long
ready:
Preparedness is the motto of the
people ofthe country today. What are
the people of Norwalk doing or going
0 dc in this matter?
A small city with two-thirds or its
nomiltition foreigmborn is naturally o
hotbed of tin-Americana»;
.AALOL Us )uu in ninth": "Elna
the
’nM of the Connecticut minute men‘
of 1776 flows and who answered to
.- N "nu-V's, Mu in ma rim-t- at NM]
and spin in our late In with em
must not lay asleep, but awake. and
put your shoulder to the three! .or
preparedness. ,
‘ Remember the writing on the wall,
isnd be not found wsnting. ,
T. M. M‘.
-~’rurn "merchant" for s dsy or two
through Sentinel Murmurs—Inst ss
May l~— Thousands
llt‘tl,
[Am ACRES
0f fllflm 9U)
Willi 0f CASH
,Illol Ste-art's M m "I
; Gavin's Fiat ts Avert Extradi-
tics
Bitiiitrtroitr on, ; the thugs
that Hazel Sit-than. a mating picture
actress. and her lUlt‘l, .\l.t;nael J
tiiavtn. used hypnotic tritiueriu to gc’
large sums from Martha J é'oothon,
tin t'ldrl’l)‘ \vt'xr‘fl‘. ot gnu? viral-h
has made )‘calrrticlJ \It i. txlaiiri at.
Pt‘ared bcfuzt: Juige Wtou U the nu
pt-‘Ilttl‘ court to L,‘t ' vuipi it
told llilli nut-l. to xv.» torn oldie/(Iii
paper's sigpcj by t‘mttrno' Whitman
of New i'ork
lieiatiicr oi A‘Llan SltullilUlT uho
If. )t‘dln‘ old. claim sht- is lllltlt'r ii.
tiuerice ot' iii-s Stewart and (ileum.
and they ll‘h: brought l‘i’tltt‘tillilKS til
the tii'vcnnitb probate court to hit 1-
("Illat'IWdIUI' appointed tor M ss
stootltwt (ilnllll made a dapper ap
pI‘urHlll'” in court th:~ iiioiiuiig bit
imt sonic of his assurance not-ti
ititizr- \M'lib rilllatlltlotl llllll lit lllt
tummy jtlll pending an appeal to the
:tiplrliiv um“ 01 t-ri~ir.- ‘
The No“ York
want t.laiiii on lllv‘
si
tttt'iorilies
.tball
"ii't‘
this “Kw til
dotting l‘ln I'll‘l‘ :ot Il-w t..2il"l‘.- (-1
M» Sttnnsrt It i and. htmowr,
'lIt-l tilutin {tars that it he is Sen;
back to New York other chargc- will
ll“ thought against llllll tin April in
ttlutiii “th drlI‘Slttl iii tire-nun“ o:i
ll!“ chinkw' oi huatll t-i llt‘
ll‘i-t“ ’l‘hc toliouiitg day hc has .tr
rcstvd l' >r obtaining uoods omit-r tolse
pit-'tnscs and Miss Slvltlll It"; or
to 'wd tor lnllticttt) 'l‘itt- piir h.i'.t-
ll'll lawn :cn t-ntwl lolltllllp‘. 'lit- ii..-
I tstiltm U'. ltlv bilpt’i't-it ttttl"l II it
tttt drugs
A~ soon
ll'l'llzlnd‘
It> rt-quisi ion pupa» .ir
li\Ptl front he“ iotlt \lltllilt‘} John
V. (liiitubt-rluzn ot this clip. ol couu
sci tor tilttiiu. brotigli' ll'tll)t.t> torpu~
proceedings Viliicii were burnt tt-ti
Attotitey Raymond lllltn‘I'li troin th
state's attorney‘s ot'ict- opposri Iht’
stunting oi the “lit \\'lit-tt .Itidgv
\i't'bb rtiust-tl to protein tilttvin {min
lit-int: tultcn trout this slittr, (Haunts
lawyers uunied him I't'lt‘llit’tl on bail
pending an nppcitl to the bupl‘t‘lllt-
form his was also denied but the
tolirt granted it stay oi «'tet‘ution on
t .
Tlll‘ Ne“ Yorlt requisition pending lllt‘
sllllrt‘lll" court appeal
Walter M. Anderson.
(:rceiiuicli borough court. lib-ti it suit
In the supcrior won this morning
risking the court to determine the
ouriership of 81.200 furnished {or bail
for (‘tliiilu and Miss Stenart when
they were arrested in Greenwich. Rel-
tllll\t’s of Miss Sttmthofl claim thlI
‘uiont-y was obi dined by the arrested
pair from the Iged woman huts At
clci‘k of tilt
llll'l'lt‘) Georgi- P. Rowcll tit Stamford
\ll)5 ilio nioncy belongs to him The
'stttt is returnable to the June ie‘m.
’ O. B. Jackson
! oerrcmu
Everything in the Optical Linc
.CAICITV 0' ”A“ DELAY. 0V.-
TER TRADE.
NEW HAVEN. May z.—unle two
‘mssted schoont-rs that usually carry
itho seed oyster stock from this port
to diluent places along Long Island
and to Providence for transplanting,
are so scarce this spring that the
shipment of seed stook from New Ha-
ven has been considerably delayed.
The seeding season has been on about
three weeks and buyer have been here
getting the seed stock from the New
Haven oyster growers, but they have
experienced no end of trouble gtting
schooner: to take them away.
Leslie Smith of the firm of Smith
Brothers at (‘in Point said today
that the scarcity of the two-masters
this year is unprecended and he be.
lieves II is all due to the embargo that
has been placed on coal for rail trans-
portation. As a result of the cur
bargo placed by the railroad. the
ohm-rs 0t toasting vessels hatt— gone
into the trade of carrying coal and
the fleet of 5thoulter.~ hailing from Pro-
vidente, Greenport and other place~
are refusing business of carry
iiig o3 stirs because ol the premium
that is uttered to cart) coal
There are no“ about half it dozen
Isclitmners hero loading seed o)st~-rs
tor Providente Greenpcrt, Princess
Buy, Keyport and Norsslk.
Wages have advanced for deck
hands on oyster boats from $2 to $3.50
and the oystcnut‘it say that
hitting trouble iii getting
the present :t.l\unt~ed
l
l
i
the
it day
lllt‘y uro-
Int-n men [or
“Sigt‘r t
.. _ ,._.. t
PREPARED.
‘t--t thinktits of getting l!l.tlTll"l,
\K'ititl .~ it imc"" '
'l'ott had i _=-.h .ts Janitor outta,
tlttiii‘l you'” ,
i...
‘ Yt .'
"And you in.) .t position as \vittth-
wait (Illl‘t‘ tlltll.l you“ A
v, t ” ’
\ntl or “mind it while as a cure
ll‘th‘tl tittint you’”
“Yes."
"Well. it's a combination 0! all
time )tibswund then some" l’iliur,
btirpli t‘hronit-le Telegraph. i
——F.‘\'er_vbod_t l~ imitcd to the Elli's
Fair tonight. :
—-CUT THIS OUT —- IT Is WORTH
MONEY. ,
DON'T Miss THIS. Cut out this
slip, enCIOse with be to Foley & (‘0.,
Chicago, “1.. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return s trial pscltaire containing l-‘o
ley‘s Honey and Tar Compound tor
bronchial coughs, colds, and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathar-
tlc Tablets. l
Sold every-whom l
i
—Gnntlnol sds pay. Tn on.
53 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE 438
i
Foreign.
born will come with cheers to sup:
1
Eyes Examined Fr ee
P 3 Stores in . We special-
one all on in in fur-
.. ... Sterltn
II No stairs homes ;
to climb. Complete.
eek-
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
$3.00 DINING ROOM CHAIR. Special
Solid oak chair, strongly constructed. Box seat
with Spanish MULE SKIN. Fully guaranteed. Special
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ......... $1 98 each
NOTICE—No more than 6 chairs to any one customer.
TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916
End Specials
$1.98
covered
Reed
In All Colors from
Friday
Fully guaranteed
..
ARTS
Babv Carriages
$14. 95 tH $35 00
Extra Special Thursday
and Saturday
Full size, reversible gear
Reed Baby Carriage.
$14.
REED SULKIES
$3 00 t.. $15. 00
981‘ “Ct $8.55
Sterling
Refrigerators
A Refrigerator that givet
complete satisfaction in
every way. Fully guaran-
teed.
From $4.95 in $35
“-
Sole Agents For
HOOSIER KXTCHEN
CABINETS AND CS-
TERMOOR M A T.
TRESSES.
Gas Stoves and Gas Plates
A wonderful Gas Plate. Like picture. Drilled burners
easily removed. Prices reasonable. In 2 and 3 burners.
’Sierling Furniture Co.
r27-r29—r3r Washington St.
South Norwalk.
PHONE 105
m i
l
1
15¢
tThe Smartest
Last-Minute Spring
Styles in gorgeous .
colors are shown .
lll
Pictorial Review .. ‘9
for MAY
On Sale Now
lames Donnelly SOUTH MAIN STREET i:
REID-i-
i
DOD-GE
-.
Inunodints Delivery.
Four and Six Cylinder Touring Cm
‘BROS.—--
Rosduenlnd'l‘ourlnng. ~ - it"
S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
McC-ll Fuh' Ill 0
of Duns Nan-ho:- l-(l'eos
gowns at home.
McCall Patterns
is due to three things—style, fit and ease of making. The
make it possible to easily construct the most fashions“:
CHARLES J. MINTZ ‘ ’
sourrr NORWALK CONNECTICUT
Hundreds
oi Smart
Spring
Styles
beautifully il-
lustrated in
the
FashiOns
Suggestions to
help plan
clothes for ev-
ery member of
the family
NOW ON
SALE
The popularity 2i“6i"..f“.l".°.“.. 3:93.33
ltsly is not: producing deuooholis-
‘7'
_. ._..__.__.. ———.- ,
—TELL8 WHAT SHE THINKS}:
Anna flown. Cedar Grove. )1
cd vino, s. dr at that dlilsrs tmrn un- writes We think Foley Csthnrllc
fermented moo 1an In the limo Isis on his but liver pill we ever ..
way s lion with his teeth pulled does hold oi. as they do not nsusesto .
from s cub that has not yet out his 3‘1”- b'“ “t “‘0‘! 0“ "1° u"'-" .
molars sud incisors. It is “m to no omen“ tor constipstion, bios -‘
plosssnt and nourishing. containing
_'sll tho ordinary wins landlords u-m
sour staunch. gas on stomach. .
breath. cloned or irresulsr bowel “ "‘
Norwalk Chronicler