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SATURDAY, [AV 6. 19:0
ammunition“
nos sim-
Whilc finc‘comoouea; '
With Tar .
For That Cold of Yours ‘
f. I. “I'll. "mas. .
ELITE
*thidaw Raymund
UNDERTAK Lil
.vc-
LOOKING AHEAD
liyouarethinkiagol Building now is the time to or»
cure from the Leading lie that: the materials that are
needed We have on but a large assortment of BRICK.
LIME PLASTER. CEM ENT and a thousand other arti-
cuee too numerous to me ttion. We are in the battle for
bulged loaded to the muzzle with just the goods ;
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
SCREEN DOORS
Mintz’s
Fownes Silk
Gloves
Tel, office, wees; Houet. 694, _ an oisee. 50¢ - 75C ' $I.00 ~ 2
21 wAeHINOTON 8T SHOE M "3'3- 131 Washington St- Dark and light finish 05c. one ".35 i
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING - . ,__7 ~ _ __ Duensiou :indzow a"??? all 8:11;:
- 7v” *--~~ — ’ . > _ _ k _ 13, 22, 24, 6, ‘5 and uc es I .1
“ F w ”W 25:. to 551:. i
! All members of the carnival com or Me“ [I WM , INSURANCE
‘Lulittee are rmuested to bt present, .4 ‘_ h M Connec.'cu‘ River MR“ 0 FIRE
lthls eteniug. at a committee meeting) hm. quality I. . “7' e up to SHAD 25 Washington 3“ South Nemlk. AUTOMOBILEL F
inhich Will be held in the oflloes or the u" “m9 "‘3“ “HM“ Phone toeu Prompt Delivery.1 ' I
Nortt'alk Chamber of t‘oiuulerce, in Al d' d bl hoe. . . . . ‘ Real ES'ate
the Town Assembly Hall building in ways a (pen a e e ought “1 the morning Rum .‘ 3 P- m' “I" LADIES' SUITS CITY
Wail street. important business in $4 t $5 FULL LINE OF ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH» . COUNTRY-
‘regard to the coming carnival \"lll be 0 LOBSTERS. LONG AND ROUND-CLAiS. For Spring SHONE
' transacted. .
l
F'd' ‘e u a '~~ . "'1’"
“ " "‘. "1““ ." ’Y°“‘_’“’.".” .\li.- not... on... Donley, omit... ‘ ’ CUTBILL’S ALL THE LATEST STYLES i J‘ M‘ layiondCoJIs.
held last night, at eight ocioclt, in St.‘ . over S a...“ “m M
lary's‘ church. totieei. gave a talk at St. thosi 0N CREDIT 5 ”fig...“ Ave w "M
Guild, of sat-mi lleort church, at thei
(.uild house. on Myrtle avenue, last;
Mrs limivy‘s subject was‘
-—l.ast dance of season by Naval mil~
Ilia lit Armory, Tuesday. May 9th. Mc~
SOUTH NORWALK.
t‘.tl|lltL
“Interior Decoration." end was lllus-l Milton Elwood, Manager.
ltlneliy‘x; Orchestra. Music until two
Bridge Market
71 M detect.
Galeiy & Brennan
Free Delivery. it none 100.
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
o'clock. tinted by examples of fabrics, wall]
pullers and plt'tlilrr. used to give efw
color Mhemes In the decora-i
___—-—_—
The fourteenth of the month will be let-im-
luthers' iisy; the ' eighteenth is titlll of n room.«iludgeport Standard;
known as Pent-e hay, and the lllil —-—»<
tieih in Meilloliai l)ii_\'. AUTOS ABANDONED-
Two Stolen Machines Are Recovered
by Police.
lillllfllEi’tili'l. May ti—Two auto-
mobiles have been stolen in this city
within the past two days but
hate been abandoned by the thievesi
and lt(0\t*letl b) the police
'lhe first wns taken \‘iednesdayl
nit-ht from ill front of the Casino in
State street. It was owned by Ed—I
ward lempsey of No. 122 Baasick)
avenue. The matter was reported to1
the polite and Motorcycle Policeman
(lifford N Gorgas found it yesterday}
It had been abandoned in an alloy resident of this city. The plaintiff is
le of! Lee awnugl ANTI. V8“ E. Wyckofi. I'll!) of spot-
that night a mechlne owned by ford. Wycltolf. Mrs. Mitchell's eon.
\\ iliianl s Miller of Nlthola was stol Mn Wickon‘ is also wins liar but
on from (‘ourl street. ll. m been hand for divorce for alleged cruelty.
Standing there for a short time and She asks in the divorce suit. for .100,
tons gone when the omr rammed for 000 alimony and the custody oi their
il.1‘lil| morning ”,9 machine wn‘ouly child, Edwin Wyckoff, aged two
immd in Summer street where it had
lit-en ubnndoned.
The regular weekly dance 0! (‘ot-lze
noe Tribe, No 32, l. 0, ll. M, was.
held last evening, in Red Men's “all.
in Main street, and was largely st-
tentietl. A local orchestra furnished
Ilitlrit and the god time lasted until a
late hour
how'-
Per Up-to-ono eorvloo coil
"to N. emu“.
Mal Director and Imeeiwier
Ofllee end Reeldenee
Telephone 004.
04 ee. Noln et. Io. Nowell:
~—l.ast dance of season by Naval mil—
Illa at Armor)", Tuesday, May 9th. lice
Enelly‘s ()rt'thll‘tl. Music until two
o'clock
l
lntier ill: auspices of the Norileld
Improvement Association a successful
deuce was held last evening. in the
Weston Town Hall. Sterling-Welinitx
orchestra. of Nortvnlit. furnished mu
etc for the affair, which "was very
largely llllt'lltlt‘d.
Farmers and gardeners say that the
season. so far its their work is con
corned. is about two weeks later than
usual. The continued :‘old and damp
have interfered materially with early
planting and home ruined product- will
be late.
"-RE POPULATE THE
ROMAN CAMPAGNA
COMMISSIONER BALLARD HITS
IBOY WITH AUTO.
i
i
i —_
:Deeplte War, [Harte to Bring Wide
[ Section Under Cultivation
William Torry, Six Years Old. injured l...“ I“.-
—lo Resting Comfortably Today ROME, llnly. May 6.—Rencwcd el-
tllRlllulthOR'l‘, May 6.~Six year old farts to ropopuleto the Campagns
State Senator Harvey P. llissell. of
Ridgeileld. was in this city for a short
Tl‘l‘fl’. of No. 350 ilnwlry «venue was notwithstanding the distractions of
time recently. and Wllllt‘ here called
on some of his locnl friends. Senator “”1"“ 3"" knm‘kl‘d “W" by an “W the war. The Cnmpagna is a section
lllsseil's rcnominzttion for another mobile owned "m1 driven by County,“ plain “01118 ””le miles wide
term is considered certnin in local 0"“ '"is’mm" Frank E' Ballard Otih'hk‘h surrounds Rome, beginning “l
circles. Wood “9m” early Wednesday even- the mountains ttnd running down to
ing. The boy was considerably bruis-
ed and shaken up but “at not serious-
ly hurt.
Commissioner Ballard was driving
his machine slowly north on Main
street and a trolley car with traveling
the sea. in ancient times it is said to
have been the most densely populated
bit of cultivated land the world has
lknown, surpassing ct'cn modern Bel-
gium in that respect. It is estimated
,in the same direction. The boy was by Vossius that 2'000 years .80 the
crossing the street and run directly in C‘mm". “"5 populated by upwards
firont of the automobile. A quick stop .0! 10,000.000 people. but ”d“ it ‘5
imade by Ballard pr'etenlcn “Mus‘largely “ dreary “N” 0‘ swampy
'consequences The boy was picked up. 50“ 5° '“ll‘s'l‘d with malaria "‘ sum
The 501“" Norwaik Trust Company- and taken to his home. He is resting ml’l‘ that “19 labON'I’h‘ and “MD
00'9”! '0 BNPM ‘0 "1“ payment 0" comfortably today. [herds there are compelled to retire to
your next tax-bill when it comes due.; gm her round. ‘
if you are a member of the Tax Sav' PALMER CAND'DATE FOR ““0”. ln a room address before the ino
ings Club. The club is now 0an for' A'- CONVENT'°N~ loraiallsorlatlon of Rome, Paolo 0r-
Qhe enrollment of members. Alreadyf 0me” Conn, M" 6.~William;hmdo an eminent ltnllan enginoer.
many of the property owners of our. R' mm"- "me “mm” ”mmme‘“ mitt that sanitary work done in
I‘ll? have joined the 1916 club ;.nian has announced his candidacy for l‘uynt (‘uba and Panama indicated
delegates of the Fifth Congressional ' ‘ _ .
ldistricl to the Democratic na‘lonal tho ease with which malaria could it):
ti '
will give a piano pupils recital mlconvenflon.:‘:'(‘1‘v::‘::a::‘i:e:t‘:fil:l°‘a:d&:':;e‘r.
marrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock. attltcl It 1“ underslod here that Dr T M l ‘11": lad mod tine t‘am na could
home of Mrs. Henry Shannon. 245,l‘lytnn of Torrington is also it candi- M‘ “ ' ‘ ”8
Al the regular meeting of Sherman
(‘otmt-ii. llot‘nl Art-linuni. next Tues-
day etching. the resignation of Axel
Scinltnecht. as orator, will be accept-
ed, and his successor elected. Mr.
Seinknecht will shortly remove to
Hartford to become manager of the
plant of the Borden Milk Company.
Mrs. May Woodward Consierdine
da to be converted into n healthful and
Congress, street. The ”9"“ taking ._-- _ ._.._._ nonporous region. Promising re-
I“! In the program include “'88 Mar- ”W,” SUIT FOR ALIENATION 0F :tilts already lure been obtained
garei Macaulay. Miss Carrie Gerold.
mas Mildred Murphy, :Mlsa Lola Mur-
phy, Miss Emily Parker, was Evelyn
Mathteson, Henry Shannon. Jr.. and
Carlton Sherwood—Bridgeport Stand-
Ird.
“FICTlON FlLED- through two model villages. one on
STAMFORD» M" 5-—P39"3 in ’l the Ostian Way. and the other on the
suit for $100,000 damages for allegedurmunman Way,
alienation of the affections of the hus-l
band of the plaintiff have been servedi Advertise your Wm“... For Sale and
on Mrs. E. Anne Iiicheli, a wealthy Mu. in The Sentinel. -
We Will Pay Your. TaXes.
The Tax Savings Club ts now open to receive members.
Matty property owners have already joined the club.
On April will, checks for your total deposits, with added
interest, will be ratified ll you prefer, send us your tax-bill
and we will attend to its payment and return receipted bill,
. together with checlt for the balance of your Tax Savings
Account. Open Monday Evenings
The South NWltlltul Conroy
William Terry. son of Mrs. Laura ll. Romano are to be made this spring ;
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should See This Shoe
SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
$7. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Made by the famous maker: of hiqh grade shoes.
An English tan. lace model on the Lenroe last.
JOHNSTON CB MURPHY
Price $7.50
Golilieb’s
II No. Main St.
FOR YOUR CLOTHES
I. IVEHYTHING
'to the woman of refinement. Nothius
"la deem to a woman‘s heart than a.
INVIRONMINT
CONNEALLY ‘8: BRACKEN
I1 WACHNOTON OTIIIT
‘1."
1
TILlPNONI ”u . beautiful home tastefully furnished. lf .
'you'll come to us we'll show you our
.lino of quality wall paper and explaiui
leow you may beoutify your home at
l a nominal cost. Our prices and got
l will appeal to you.
‘The Gorham Co
| to First St. East Nomle
i Tel. 46:
, it You [lave
i Any .llllllt
,3: S. Julia:
58 WALL ITNEET
NONWAL
0. Bo Jack-son anon: on
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Prices of Rugs
N : Successor eo Wm. “lot
I
Phone 499.
have advanced, and will advance more. but we purchased a i 37 Fort Street Beet Namath
i
large quantity last Feb., so that we are able to show a
fine assortment oi patterns in Tapestry Brussels, Body
Brussels. Velvet Axmineter and Wiltons, at prices that are
liere is one who papers neatly,
Satisfles your taste completely,
ll 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
far below the present value.
This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs
And if painting you are needing.
in this line he‘s also leading,
lHe will make your house look new,
And up-todate.
A. COHEN
‘41 WASHINGTON STRICT
"r-.__. .
i'l‘tic Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
134—136 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK.
W
HEARD CHICAGO WAS ‘AWFUL',~troop among the older boys of the
PLACE,‘ so WENT TO SEE. town are being strongly considered,
CHICAGO. May 6.—Pollce today and ii is probable that several now,
were holding Marcello Loet 15. and troops will be organized in a short'
Agnes Corery. 18. both of Thompson-time. '
ville, Conn, until their relatives couldj
communicate with them. 4—CUT THIS OUT — lT is WORTH‘
The girls admitted running away: money,
from home to "see the world." I DON'T muss THIS. Cut out this “7° “Pm-'5'
"We he‘ard Chicago was an awful slip, enclose with So to Foley 5 Co. Phone 806—60 to. Main ea.
place. and decided to come, said Mar- Chicago "1., writing your name and ll El l
cells, between giggles. address Clnfly- Y“ will "w" in‘ Wm
return a trial package containing Fo-
Ilflclil “he. came
...-ri-:Lt.a WHAT one THINKS inys Honey and Tar Compound for
Anne Howe, Cedar Grove. Mo..'brouchial coughs. colds, and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathar- l ,3 M St. ll Woodward A".
tic Tablets. 'III 1528. ' II N "9 Gt.
writes: We think Foley Cathartlc Tab
lots are the host liver pill we ever got
Sold everywhere.
. STORAGE AND RIPAIRiNo. Font
WORK A SPECIALTY.
hold or. so they do not nansooto or
pipe. but set freely on the liver." Roe-
‘rlno, Tubes and supplies. Front-t
eorvioo a Poem
Be Smells A
Ftttssm's PIE
sour stomach. gas on stomach, bed
breath. classed or irregular bowel lo
M
Bold everywhere.
Made in the Cleaneel Plant
from the best Creel: fruits
obtainable.
Auk Your Grocer lor Them.
insist 'on than at your ree-
tour-rite.
POLI BUYS YALE CLUB PROPERTY
NEW HAVEN, May 6.-The sole of
the property at the corner of Chapel
and York streets. now the home of
the Yale University club, to 8. .E Poll
was announced yesterday. The pro-
perty has a frontage of 146 feet on
Chspel street and sixty feet on York
street and Mr. Poli‘seys that be In
ANOTHER IOY GCOUT TROOP
A very interesting. and well attend
edmeetins of the Norwallt Council of
the Boy Scouts, was held last even- bought it simply as 9. investment.
lag. in the downtown library, and min The Yale University Club so Tree-
inerous matters in regard to the. work surer George. Parnly .Doy said. will.
of the coming season were discussed.l seek a new home nearer to the Shefl'
A number of news members were campus as it has been somewhat ou't
added to .ihe_ council lest ultimo-d endof the proper none for its members.
the season. of ms promises to he the
banner semen of the movement in —Il‘ern' notebooflhradoyor two
“await. «writ FNWM MWMMnl all" ..
i
mnmmmaawtmmmmm l
‘MW-hlwoueo.m._
No Zillion Basile-«8‘
We have all American men '
in our employ whom you eel '
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. Norwefi.
Tel. 441. Tel. 44!.
ct“
o a ram“
am Io use
"5th
our
k i M!~Wh~' none. 0....
nasutu "rowan“: — i. o.
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! The New Science ;
gOEFlNlTION 0F CHINOMA-M
] Chamoishtaoeoniuual
arm of the dieeeoesndtho-c
gldiuuinsthouiuo. Diseseofe '-
{Mswrenchiwluamgv
lunatic Monte av. on;
T. Francis. l). C.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our --
non right emu when
thing like this happens in
line. If you
PLUMBING
lo detective. antiquated. 4
tory or worn out, have as
eooeuery repairs or motel
new system of
MODERN pwn ,
Norwalk Chronicler