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mDay Nana-y .................... 11".“? personal tii‘opé‘n) of Miss Elna
both Blake. the owner of Castle Ron
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lirorisou. of Hut-liensttrk. N
levied an attachment for 816.000
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of [stats of fuss: H—
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M d I“ .- {76,000 but In holding out for “(QM
”I“ ”.mmmimateiy before it will automatically,
My t'uu “'
hits
on
letting it for use as tortusn or
rest institution, all of which turned
out poorly. To nuke the“ W.
Mm Blake spammed the castle to
the extent d about “3.000. and the
holders ut‘ those undersea o! bbt
have brought foreclosure proceedings
the time d redauflon being next
month. The latest attachment is to
secure the holder of mortgages. other
than the lrst. which tuner is held by
the New Milford Savings Bank.
Miss Blake has refused ill oler of
loud holle- to get its value appoint
pass into the mural or the
‘sauees b_\ court action, The records
'show that when it was built to 188V
who runs cool $150,000. and it tui‘l
been greatly enlarged and modernized;
in raaent yoars Deputy Sheri! I, Di
Beers. who served the attachment pa ‘
porn. has filed it list of the Den-UM]
than i
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The Furniture Gaile ies
The D. M. Read Co
Welcome Visitors to the
Opening Display of ummer Furniture
The sight of \k-ratitia i'uilltilllt‘ tempts tho »iltt\l llltiiiTrl’t‘lll pcrsou to make rcady the
outdoor living room.
i‘hcrc l\ so lllutil oi Fox lt\ not! any combined with practical and srrticcablc fur-
lll\l|llig§ that ii will itt' .i pithntruirlc task to choose. ‘
“Old Hickory" Furniture
'l‘hr it'llt' bllfl.‘ Atticrican wonders immediately if there is an Andrew JaCkson Chill)
Both tomfortabic. rOugh-looiting as
To finish, but just right
A Summer House of Hickory logs and poles is a graceful and rUstic looking struc-
ture, rcady uncle in sections. and may ht- erected in a few minutes in a cornrr ot the yard
\incs will take to it kindly.
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Brgin early!
850.00
$20.00
Large enough to admit Hid Hickory Chairs and a table for luncheon or tczis.
Porch Rockers, Chairs and Settees with slat or reed hacks, worm rerd seats, with
u b. '. O. 0! A. p,‘....... I” Lid ,. 9'09““! with the town clerk and line.
b m w .. .......... ”'3'“: 35"?“ng :2 2;; The Prowl") which Includes I," put (onstablr t‘ It Johnson ill»
“I I“ ran paintings. statuary, tapestries "hut“
. u In. W Tribe 1| lounr m Diamond Disc phono ,and “I“ “N, “me,“ by Wm. Lon; «-
j “is ‘ WC .......... 10 m pllard Ronald during his life limb to NO MORE HOR‘E CARS 'N L'TTLE
: _ .beautify his mgnilceut home on tile ' OL' N'YOE'K- i and Yes there is
CV“ .10.. 1’0 CHUWH. shall m the Trinity Protestantlcreb' of one of‘ the highest hills of ‘l‘IV' Yin": May 12" New York's. ' - ' -
“0008?. lull-lo switl “pl-”:1 church 0, Trumbull md|Newtown At his death eight year-i "“51 ”Willi“! "110 "f ”I" 9‘" “i Rocker $4.75
u for profits yesterdsy. Inns "'1'" isalfons connected, with ago he bequeathed these with the ("Riv d‘mmt‘d . '
.‘ I. asst at Trumbull Muelflwd the m. (an-mm” The ”me u enmtle to Mitts Blake, who had been iiis The Public Service Commit-mi Chair 84.00
E t .0 at her estate to her sisters. to be 810000 consisting 01w“ estate private secretary for many years. “33 101d Yesterday ”it" contacts
5: “I“ C. Gertrude Poet. and N0- "4 ”uh uh. . The property in...- become involved had been let for electric cars to new
.~ w mt at their death, the estate ~~~ ' in litigation through attempts tomake Dim the ““0qu W69 6'" 90".
'operated on Chambers and Madison
1». F'— slmm and new“ C ”n”. or the center of the garden.
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- ... ‘ "t - . - PLAYING “smut?" LA suoors “'0 5“”3 8 it“ 5‘4“”:
’2 v Pl lkx :‘ilt it) l)ttli)lt CHUM; HAY O":- () it'l‘i square
.' Vt'ATE'RBl'RY, May 13. - When
t. Harold Rogers, aged I3, refused to
‘. hold up his hands as commanded by .
,3 his churn. llamld Uphum. the latter, or Without arms.
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SHE'S THERE BECAVHC SHE PERFORMS-
Till“. 3400 r. p. m. CHALMERS
Most t-iirs strut lllikt'. l‘ml very few finish tilike.
Tiiei‘rrin t’()lllt‘\ n mighty (llili‘l‘t‘llt't‘.
‘ Stop on tho iitllc button 10 months itiit‘r dutt- and
" you‘ll ri-utliiy unto the int-qunhty.
One is sluggish, “timid". without cmotion. lllltl rc-
sponds to ill(‘ touch with iiit‘ Spt‘t‘d of old-limo oxen re-
sponding: to the lush.
The other is ulivc, lilt‘l‘i. l't‘litly; l'lttliiitt‘s desire to
plunge ahead.
This is iilt‘ 3400 r. p. m. ('hztimcts kind. "l‘llt' other
kind is the species known toilin‘ trade as “one-your" curs.
(‘huimcrs mnkcs u tho-your our. Tin-it"s minty rut old
‘3909 Cintlmt'm 30 lliuo ilit'd giving it good not-ount of
ilsoil'todny. You'll iilltl the everlasting pt-p tht'rt: livt- yours
front the tiny you take your first turn at the \\ ilt'l‘l,
! _ Largely bi-t-nuso oi'tho 94-00 1'. p. m. cnuinc.
. ’ delivers mighty power with t-nsy t'ii'ort.
it’s mostly in the doxign. 'i‘ht- pistons tlrt‘ niumintttn,
‘3 about two pounds Iightcr pt-r piston: the reciprocating
3 parts lighter, which l‘llht‘fi up tho thrust on the lit-airings.
" 'l‘hen titt- crunk-siutll. which is very heavy, lllltl inti-
nnccd to the wright of u huir in impel-int (‘hnittimw device,
, spins at the rule of 3400 rt-‘t'olulions per minute.
It means excellent rcscrve power. For at 10 miles an
t hour the' cnginc is turning up only 5001'. p. m. while at.
20 she is doing about 1000 r. p. fit. So that at excessive
road speed she has the punch to tit‘iiVCt‘ when ('tillt’d upon.
16% of her power is used at 10 miles an hour. So
that she hits 60% to 84‘/o——when a twisting, hilly rotid
looms ahcrid, wht-n a sharp corner with a mound grade
hoves in sight; when the mun ahead is showing you too
much dust.
, ‘ ' ' You'll like the 3400 r. p. m. Chalmers for one single
i ’ little reason. She sure ('lli) tutrl'orm.
Ask your dealer about Chalmers service inspection
coupons, negotiable at all Citation-rs dealers everywhere.
This system is it most important consideration in buying
your car. ,
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l'it'tI-l’nsst-ttgpr 'i'otn'iug; Cur, 31090 llvtroit.
3H“) lleil'oiii.
‘ $1074) Detroit.
Color of 'l‘ouriiux ('nr tutti Humidor—4 )ril‘ortl maroon or Meteor
blue. (‘nln‘ioiui Urii'tnvl tilirl‘tMtIt \iik‘tttine green (it"Mt-ir‘tn' blue.
~;\\'lwc \t~' standnrd dork, primrtm- )t‘lltl“. or tul. Wire wheels
optional on liotulsior or Cnin‘iolcl at extra cost.
Titrt‘e-l‘nssongt'r i'nitrioiet.
'l‘tto-l’nssvngor litittti\it".'.
vnasr. BROS.
, j '} hast ' , Bros.
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playing bandit. pulled the trigger
of the rifle he curried, audio; I .32
odibre bullet into RO‘PI‘S' abdomen4
yesterday afternoon. The Chaucer
for Rogers' recovery are said to be“
very slight. Upham claims he did,
not know the gun was loaded. ‘ t
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fimmfimp
suit in mitts;
Take a disc- of lalta it Your ascri'
Hum or Iladosv “than.
The Amoflan Ian and women
must mid ”usually against Kid-
ney troubis, because we eat too much
and all our food is rich. 'Our blood is
Iliad with uric acid which the kid
trays strive to litter out. they weaken
from overwork, baeume sluggish; the
stimtnativs tissues clog and the ra-t
suit is kidney trouble. bladder weak
ness and a [shout decline in hoalth.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of load; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
oblistod to seek relic! two or tbm,
times during the night; it you suitor.
with sick headache or dissy, nervous|
spells. acid stomach, or you have‘
rheumutlsm when the weather is bad,
got from your pharmscist about four
ounces of Jsd Salts; take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
ous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithis. and ha been used for
generations to flush und stimulate
cloned kidntiyis: to neutralise the
acids in the urine so it no longer is
at source of Irritation. thus endin:
blsddat- disorders.
Jud Salts is inexpensive: cannot in-
!um, makes it delightful effervescent
lithls-water beverage. and belongs in
every home. because nobody can
make a mistake by having a good
kidney flushing any time.
High hack Rockers.
mo..- 4*... --.
Very comfortable low Rockers,
Sewing 30¢er
31.00
Sumner Chairs, t‘\‘t‘r_\'i)0’i_\' likes one,
The interior -,
Decorating -
department is ready to twist
with problems of renovating and
refurnishiug. Measurements tak-
t'n without charge. Estimates
submitted quickly.
Do You Know
that in the Read House
section for Men?
isa
Where men of taste may select
neckwear, shirts for occasions,
busmess, dress or sports wear.
Umbseliaa and Walking Sticks
in weathered brown oak, natural or green finish.
coo-b“
$1.75-
Sm
85.25
$3.75, $3.30 and up
'. i ‘ $7.00“
Fourth floor. ‘
La Resista
Corsets.
Freed front narrow and ham-
paring skirts, the fashionable
woman is allowed to have a
graceful and easy walk. 14': Re-
sists Corsets with Spirabonc
meet the demands.
$2.50. $3.50 and up.
Boys’ Suits
Little lads are most becoming-
ly attired in white, and the wash-
able popiins. linens and inadras
are very satisfactory.
Plain white and white with coi-
orcd trimmings, for ages 2 to 5
years,
kidneys will then act fine. This fam‘
Bathrobes Pajama
- Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
“ no E.
$1.50, $1.75, $2.25 to $5.00.“
Second floor.
m. Keith (immunity;
"M ‘CIIDT'I'OmeE’ PniTlON. '
Creditors o! the fiendeiaon Horse
{Company of Stamford, filed a pett-i
‘tlon in the United States court yes-i
‘terdsy. that the horse compszty bei
i adjudicated bankrupt: The petition-i
ing creditors and the amounts which
ithey say are due them are: Timothy;
fir. Crotty, Stamford, mo; nio F‘ine,.
iBt'ooklyn, N. r.. 31,000; L s 13.1
.Wnller & Potter. incorporated.
Brooklyn. N. Y., 83.250;
far below the present vaiue.
This is the Place
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Prices of Rugs i
have advanced, and will advance more. but we purchased a
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large quantity last Feb, so that we are able to show a
fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels, Body
Brussels, Velvet Axminster and Wiltons, at prices that are
The A. J. Angevinedr Son Co.
l34-136 WASHINGTON 8T.
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to Buy Your Rugs
SO. NORWALK.
We extend the same comtcsy to
'41 . tfils'smeasiful institution.
"~th our trimaran
it... my Mal Bank
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~ m'soekisig toupandtbobustnos otthts'nank we realise that we .
mm“ “tilt! Wrmmantnottwbolly ouradves. ' " '_ » . _
.Unleas .YOUR autism is complete. we have achieved-but llttle.,
nuns asset we guard most “musty—7“, is onset the corner stones of
S'u‘firhi'tiy' Intern 'lrltes a Slusnassot Saving. ‘ fl . mutti
WWI mask tor ole-5|
'ufimfim mm bpauaet but» and. interest at I percent. not; .31
tin—titanium Good win as a bust:
{$.in ‘ tt'.
' Governor's
» utteoon military unit-s.
What Are Your Assets?
Tits scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today classes
the methods employed very distinctly.
Avoid The liabibty
of not having a checking account We invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteoua dietitian.
Fairfield County National Bank
THE OL'DEST BANK iN NORWALK . .
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James Donnelly 4. 16 South Main St.
tary‘ of war to grant the Foot Gustitt l
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' EQUIPMINT. ‘
\WASHINGTON, May 12.——Msjor
commandant , Charles H. Slocum.
hint-Trunk L- Wilcox and Captain
Charles W. Newton, First Company.
Not Gulrd," minimal in
Wu yesterday mrl lmh‘. - con-
fer-m3 it the Ralelxh with Con:
(mm P. Davis Onkey and Co 3-
are-amen John Q. Tllson of the com-
the use of camp equipment for four
days'tbis‘ti‘ltmmer when it is planned ‘
t0 We’tbsm training in shooting and _.
gum duty; ?C¢hmnen Oakey amt
Til-on promised hearty cooperation
in obfutnlnt‘thls concession. '
CHEMI'ET FOR; CITY OF HART.
' .FORD.
HARTFORD. Ms‘y- 12.4mm it.
The purl Fi'oad, of Portland, this state, a grad-
pose of the “Factors" in earning to uste of Wesleyan, was today appoinp ‘
Washington was to petition the new ed chemist of the city of Hsrttord.
Norwalk Chronicler