the last Sunday in M”.
churches and ministers in Stratford
Donut Day
Policy .,
Special Fire Insurance !
immature
Policy. ‘ Muslin Night Gowns low neck d sh ‘
Dro in our office when . _ - ‘ an on sieves, tnmed
doing pyour Dollar Day with fine tnbmrdery. ,SpeCial ............ $2 for $1.00
shopping and let us explain House Dresses. made of gingham, chambrsy and penale.
the Dollar policy we are low neck and three-quarter sleeves. trimmed with contrast-
ofierilig. Have you enough in: mattrials. sites 34 to 46. SpeCial ........... ‘1‘”
fire msuranff‘ 01:1 ”your White Muslin Skirts, plain tucked, embroidery and lace
huuscor turmture- lhmk trimmed Special ...................... 31,00
it over, $1 for three years
protection “llll a lilicral
amount of insurance.
Crepe Drawers, lace trimmed Special 3 pro. for 31.00
Six 25c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, corner embroidery
‘ $1.00
Taylor&GOlden -—. . 5 .
Telephone No. 1230 Genuine Pln Seal and Real Leathel Hand Bags. Spseiia‘lx}
South Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg. .
Norwnlk and vicinity: Cloudy
and cooler tonight; Thursday fair; I MALLETTE
strong shifting winds, becoming nortll- . .
west, with sales on the coast. The ‘ ,
southern disturbance moved rapidly -
. Two candidates were initiated into
the first degree last night at the meet-
ing of Old Well Lodge, P. & A M.
Plans are now in progress for the
dinner which will be given this Satur-
day afternoon at the lioriou house by
Sheriff l’ease, of Fairfleltl t‘otiilty, to
his deputies. A big tlnle is being look,
t-d forward to. t
northeast and was central this morn-
ing over Connecticut. it caused un-
settled, rainy wt-tither along the cast
during the last ‘24 hours from Florida
to Maine. it will probably pass out
to sea today. The Lake disturbance
has moved slowly and is now central
over Ontario. it is causing unsettled
rainy weather in the (“Bile”) portion
of the Lake region. A long ridge of
high pressure extending from OMntana
soutlinstward to Louisiana is produc-
ing pleasant weather in the western ('ause three dissatisfied laborers left.
and southern districts. Temperatures the employ of the local freight house
There will be an important busuies's
inn-ting of Buckingham W. R. ('., to
morrovv ilflt'l‘llOOIl at 2'30 p. 111.. iii the
licadqunlers lii lied Mens‘ llull in
Main street. All liietiltiers are urg»
ed to be pre:-ent, as plains for the
Memorial Day Celebration will be dis-
cussed at this meeting. I
A birthday party was given at the
home of Mrs. l-Zwlyn Miles, of {:3 Ta)
lor avenue, in honor of Roland) A.
Sherwood. Mush- and dancing were
enjoyed until an Hilly hour.
from Stamford, llridgt-port, New lla
veil arid Waterbury, and many from
thin city, attended. DeKlyn catered.
Strike rumors are in tha- air. De-
luests
low 80011811 ‘0 Wild“? "0”” were re- ten days ago, and had their places till-
ported along the northern border front ed by other workmen, it was reported
ldaho HEW!” ‘0 Michigan. 1today that there was a strike on amont.r
— Ithe freight handlers. "Everything is‘ .,
j lovely" so far as the local yard is con- L. 0.0. M. CARNIVAL.
loomed. Freight Agent Henry L Hayes The mg cumin] and we“ of Joy
:Stild this morning. That the threat-tand pleasure of L. 0. 0. hi. starts
,ened strike of the clerks on the New H
I , next Monday. “to different attrac-
‘ llaven road has been adiustedis most lion in th I h | . .
———--- ‘sntlsfsctory to the local employee or B e w” 0 '5 ”ws' ”memo”
An anniversary mass of requiem, the road. and other uniuseilient devices, that are
was celebrated this morning at eight- "? be furnished by tho Dorman 8:
o'clock at St. Mary's church, for the’ The degree team of Sherman Coun- hrause Shows, and the L. O. O. M..arc
late John O'Sullivan. ‘0". N0. 1342' Royal Arcanum, will “Mt'ery lucky to be able to arrange with
lit Davenport Council, No. 700. of New “"1“ management 0’ the“ shows to
Routine business W83 "“8““ 3‘ Haven, this evening and perform the furnish these attractions, whlclf' coli-
last evening's 1110911118 0' W°l¢°m° initiatory work exempflfying the Rampant of a number of the best amuse
Stranger lodge, N°- 36" Sons °f BL ton ritual. The trip will be made by'ment devices possible to secure,
Gem”: “NC“ was held in the mm. W. A. llanford's Auto bus, which will 1turnout: which may be mentioned the
rooms in Will street leave Odd Fellows’ Hall, South Main‘musical horses; the latest and most
"‘ “"- ,street at 6:45 and arriving in New.populnr riding device, which is
7‘" Re" Frederlck W. Nom" 1” Haven about 8:30 O'CIOClK. ll 1‘3 E!' the whip; the water circus whit*(h.(l‘iierlj-
1)., former rector 01' Trinity Church. pected a large number will go on the stats of a bevy of beautiful and livm
will be the preacher 3" "19 Sunday Visit. and no doubt W1" have a ”nellilctrlcsl diving 'Vclluaes funny clowns
morning service in Grace Church, on time, u Davenport is one of the ”'5'.Brltlsh I“ rollers . .
est councils in this jurisdiction having‘ “mm. ".4 ”lane .
is large membership of good Arcanemv
and other water
,d, arts, another st-
An important meeting of Our Sis. ites. irrftipn lit ab innit-lass athletic show,
ters' Rebecca Lodtze. No. 55. l. 0. 0'. I“ H ""14 t W" to be abbreviated.
F., will he held this evening in the and many more first-class attractions.
lodge rooms in Wall street. All mem-
bers are urged to be present.
The regular semimonthly meeting
oi Norwalk Aerie, No. 58. F. O. E., will
be held this evening in the lodge
rooms in Wall street. Refreshments
will be served at the close of the busi-
ness meeting, and all members are
urged to be present.
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ll. 8.. SHIP AGROUND
(Continues From First Page.)
——New $1.00 Shirt waists, 2 for $1 at
)iintz’s tomorrow. Be sure and read
their ad. on page it for the great Dol-
lar Dny Spelals.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown, pastor ot
the Darlen Congregational church is
scheduled to make an address at the
207th annual meeting of the Fairfleld
County Association of Congregational
today.
There will be a meeting of the gen-I
eral committee of the Catholic Club
this evening. at the clubhouse, at
which time final reports from the sub-
committees wlll he heard. Everything
is progressing rapidly, and prepara-
tions for the biggest time of the yep!
are being made. ‘
DRUGS EXCIIE YOUR llncludlllg scnstttionttl acts that will be
shown to the public absolutely free of
. charge. From reports received by the
- K‘DhEvs, USE SAlIs press of other cities where the “or-
«.... __ nilin & Krnuse Shows have been exlii
If Your Back Hum or Bladder Both-.biwd- it is evident that the Moose
em Drink Lots of Water. [have secured for their tiniuscnlcnt
When your kidneys hurt and your week one of the best shows 01 the
hack feels sore, don’t get scared and country.
proceed to load yomr’stomach with a
lot 01' drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Kecp~your kidneys clean like You
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless a 5le
'whlch removes the DOGY'H urinoufl The San Francisco, bottnd from this
waste. and stimulates 1119'“ to their part for Newport, R. i., was in ('Ol’ll‘
normal nCthllY- The function or the mnnd of Commander Reglnuld li. Bel!
kidneys is to filter the “00“. 1’1 2‘ knap. She ran aground this morililllt
hours they strain from ll 500 grains and brought up so hard on the shoot
of acid and waste so we. can refldllY' that her colilliitinder sent out at wire-
understand the vital importance or less call for iuililcdiotc assistance.
keeping the kidneys ECUVP- Tile wind was blowing it gale he re-
Drink lots or water—You can't drink: ported, and a driving ruin shut oti’ all
too much; also get from any Dhflr'lobservatlon.
macist about four ounces of Jnd Slilts,l The on" was quickly ““3“.“de The
take a tnblespooniul in a 2189“ Of Wfi'tbattleship New Hampshire bound down
tel- before breakfast 03011 “10min“ 10"; the coast, received it and replied she
a few days and your kidneys will act: would proceeding “at the earliest
fine. This tamous soils is made fromgmomem and at the highest practica-
the ncld of 81111398 and lemon juice his speed" when the weather condi-
combined with "Ulla. 311d M“ beenitions made it possible. The 'consl
used for generations 10 019““ m“lieutters Acushnet. at Woods Hole. mt"
—Everybody can use an extra trim- stimulate clogged kidneys; “‘30 '0‘ the Gresham, at this port, proceeded
neutralize the acids in urine no it no at once and were on their way to the
longer is a source of irritation, ulm‘strnnded bruiser; when the message
med but when they only cost a dollar.
Full details in Mintz's ad. on page
l .
14. tending bladder wenkneats. / announcing she had been floatetl
I Jad Salts is lneXDPnfllv‘f. cmmmireached shore. The submarine tend'
HOUSECLEANING ARTI-‘Wm‘e‘ makes 8- delightful 9“”‘799‘ or Melville, oft Provincetown, chang-
cent lithia-water drink which every-
.one should take new and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Tr!
this. also keep up the water drinking,
rind no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
ed her course to swing around Cape
Cod to the San Francisco's nld andi
several tugs were prepared at various
naval yards, to answer the cruiser's
urgent request for "immediate power
CLES. DTSINFECTANTS. Etc.,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Stillswn-Poweil -Corpo at‘on
PRESCRIPTION DRUMI'TI.
82 Washlnnon w
lt Pays To Shop Upstl'fls
Dollar Day at
The National
Garment Co.—
127 Washington Street
Come up to the new se:ond floor store and see what we
are offering for tomorrow's Dollar Day Sale. .
Women's and Children's Dresses at greatly reduced prices.
& _
3 Children’s Gingham Dresses in all sizes, which sold regu-
larly for 50c and 65c. Tomorrow . ......... 3 for $1.00
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Children's White Embroidered Dresses that sold for $1.50,
$1.75 and $2.00, will be sold tomorrow for $1.00
W
juniors' and Small Women's House and School Dresses
that sold for 98c. Tomorrow we will sell . . . . 2 for $1.00
W
Iniants‘ and Children's Spring Coats that sold for $1. 50 and
$1.75. Tomonow they will sell for . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
W
Infants' and Children‘s All Wool Serge Coats that sold for
$2.50 and 83.00, will be sold tomorrow for . . . . . . $1.50
W
Girls' Coats in sizes 6 to 14, serge: and fancy mixtures.
that sold at $3.50 and $5.00. Tomorrow . . . ..... .... 3225
W
Girls' Novelty Coats, made of all wool popllns and. gabar-
dines, beautifully trimmed. that we sold for $5.00, $6.00
and $7.00. Tomorrow your choice $3.50
W
Women's and Misses‘ Sport Coats, formerly sold at $5.00.
Tomorrow they will sell at $2.50
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Women's and Mistles' Dress Coats, in various materials, all
models. Coats that sold at from $7.50 to $10.00. Your
choice tomorrow ....... $4.75
4 ,
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Women's and Misses‘ Suits, made of all the latest materials,
in the last minute‘s models. Suits. that we sold for $15.00
will be marked tomorrow... . . ... . . . . ... . $8.75
W
All of our $18.00 and $20.00 Suits will be marked tomorrow
i, . $10.00
W
Our $10.00 and $12.50 Suits will be marked tomorrow
1 . . $6.75
W
Come in and get acquainted with our way of .doing
business. It is a new store with new goods and new ideas.
It will pay you well to visit this new store tomorrow. After
you once pay us a visit and find out the way we do business
you will be glad to come back.
,assistnnce for tow and lighter."
Naval omcials ashore construed this
message to indicate that her condition
must have been serious. when lighten!
ing was necessary. Weather canal-.1
tions in the vicinity added to the per- I
tin of San Francisco's plight. and it
was an unexpected announcement that
came by wireless stating she
floated. - _
t 'ln'anno‘n'nclng that his vessel had]
been tread. Commander Betknsp stab
ted she was 'ln nodankét‘i
. The essotplsce whet-0th San Fran-
loisco strand“ wealth doub lemm-
'der Belmp unveils; [psi autisti-
letmv Nor-walk. Gall backache.
limit Own interest
We'do not belittle the importance of compound inter-
est. It is a great help to the saver, but YOUR OWN IN-
TEREST as manifetsed by the steady deposits in your
South Norwslk Savings Bank Savings Account will accom-
plishmuch more toward building up for you a comfortable
weoicsshhitpebhnnhh ‘ .
l.
-— Shulmw .- - -1 ., I llwouldplsee the «premonitiotomt
. . - ttlouu shout-m- diameter»! in
,.tl|~N0.l'.Walk Savings. t
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salmon-q ornamentation so
other mum from member said
lied grounded undress Round Shall
”lbs mass to “spawn loud.
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tilde it." not-iii, landmnm. m mm.
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ONE FLIGHT The Natlondl 0N1; NFBIGHT
AND .
SAVE MONEY Garment C0. SAVE MONEY.
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rne'Ne'vvsiianéi’séFbe'si'FaTd to be wich.
a baseball team. are setting in trim
to band a beating to the Bankers in a
mile to be played within the near tu-
w
was held last night.
’ nth. Join noon. of this city. date
«to to the st. 1mi- Democratic Ne-
tlonsl convention. has sppéintsd as
unite. Thomas Newton. 0!
NW<W from. GM!-
metric-mummified.
The annual meeting of the Bt. Ag-
nes Guild. of Christ Episcopal church,
Officers were
elected as follows: President, lush
Elisabeth Harlin: vice-president, Miss
Minnie Khnmick secretary. Miss ml-
liis dred'lts'lkln: treasurer. lass Gather;
the Inc mism' mm new rates-
3—950. l
Alumlnum colfee pots, 2~qt.—$t.45.
Big aluminum tea-kettles, 7 1-2 qt.-
5225. . - l
White-enameled ware, kettles, dish-1‘
pans and rlce-boilers—65c.
Bath fixtures of heavy brass with:
good nickel coating, 18 different ml-f potago mend“,
etc: including combination holders—
.\Blssell carpet sweepers—$1.70. L l
\ Gas irons, guaranteed—$1.50.
i Whisk brooms—18c.
lFe'ar God and
WEDNHDAY, MAY 11, 101‘ '
HOWLAND'S
Entrances on Main St, Fairfieild Ave. and Cannon St. '
Bridgeport, Com, Wednesday, May 17. 191‘.
Silk suits
a bargain
Eight styles lot rich taffeta silk and silk poplin suits, some ‘
exactly like those we‘ve had within a day or two at I
$33-50 $21 ‘
Short—jacket win m 3,323 '
- _ ~ fl .
lung—Jacket suits. . ‘ L 2.. ‘3‘“
Haiti Sulla of quiet black. I : '
l‘allt‘y Mills. of Copenhagen and ll;l\} ulltl ri‘xwla. ‘
cufl‘Zmb \\lth l'ii‘li contrasting ‘t‘glun used on Collar and f
butts with cliiliroiilcr} iii llllvl.‘ .iiiil \titli lt'illt‘\ tlct‘o- '
ration at \\£il.‘l‘llllt' of jacket.
b‘ults \\llll gullylinctl jut‘lntx
l'cathcrliglit suits made with no liliitlgt—tttioh llilftllV
more [hall the (out Mr Rollin litillirt‘asl ‘ lUVfUll—y
>titii'tx tltcsc Sprintr thus. . I
.llltl r cry sort zit-a ltul‘giiilll
|\ l ~~ual prices of such >ilk so tx would l)“ from $5111).
;.:.:‘..:’;‘.~f:‘.:f;:.t* to: 23:12:23: .. .. ..
., _ . 5“ .‘ tilltt is lU\\tl, M) long as
tutll suit l~ dependable?.\lld our word illltl (lt'l'tl is cvcr
li.it‘k oi (iill‘ lllt'l‘t‘lllllltll‘l‘, uli llli‘l‘ it be mltl :ll ~pc(‘ial
)-t lt't‘ or not. lx’t-ntly \\'t'tliic\tl.lv at—- $21
.Qt‘t‘tillt] lltinr.
Tub silks for
Pretty waists-"$1 '
\< fruit :illtl smiling and llt'itllllllll
\\llt‘ll direct from lllt‘ looms.
. And to he kept at that p lllll of li't'\llllt‘<$
\\ tthotlt trouble—for tlicy \vil,
dry with no injury. I
l’urc \vliltc \\itll satin st itits :iiltl \tripcs in such like~
{illlt‘ colors as blue, brown, li‘ tck, pink and green. ' i
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(is silks can «be
‘ and licauly . ' e
)otll‘ncy through the lamb
Just the very sort of stritic< to make
~zilid Juxt thc very silk to make
Scrvlcc! ‘
(inc )ard wide—one dollartl a yard. ' ”Ii
1
_ t‘llarlllllt;r waists
l‘utlllllt‘l’ \\ill<ls of great
Center aisle, rear.
Automobile Blue Book
ready cow-$2.50 '
(llllor folks than motorist: f” .
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"lltllttyllandy. lllL Book {I
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ltsunforliuttlon is correct, concise and v
.1 his is the New England edition,
tilt: in ncvvsfizjo.
‘ . l‘or lilotorlsts who want to preserve real information
1\t‘lll s :\ult)lll()l)llc Record and expense book
This book makes it [lOSsil)lt‘ .
it
_ altlalilc. '
right up to the tilin-
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lf'ljl 0f lll( ql 3". ()ll 5 llaltlS 0‘ (RIM "515 to] l Cly 5 Olt of
s ' J
,suppllcs. \
5 And it may be kept as one
'of work.
According to hindillg~$l or $1.50.
Just lllSKlt‘ lt'airticld avenue door. '
For Home
Here are some of the lllltlt‘l‘prit‘t‘ articles llcctlctl in ll
t‘\‘t‘l‘_\"ll0nlt‘ today, tolllorrovv,:illtl all through the year 5"
“m 'lllt‘l't' is a goodly suiting; made by whoever l)U\'S '
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Good refrigerators top lift 30": till Gas but lat 42
. - . -. es 341 e .
putty—$6.75. ' P ' W" l' 7‘. '
Three-door refrigerators, side icing
style—$16.
Aluminum temkettle, Sat—$1.95.
unmet—sass ; .1
.Galvsnized ash cans, steel .trlmfi '
corrugated—$1.75.
l Double gas ovens with also. dad
Nickeled copper tea-kettles, 3 sizes 42.25. °
—31. 01-25. $1.45- ‘ Glass shelves and brackets, 18-! t
Alumlnum percolators, 7-cup slze— —.20c. ‘
$2. ..7 4"
. Clothes in in a, hen "V
Llpped slummum saucepans, set of. bum":handgdu“"::1:nu ‘, "
Strong metal wash boards-25c. i
Tin gratere, 3 sizes, round—30. l
Coaster sets, large trap and 6 0M
ere—65¢.
l Lunch kits with a pint Thermo bos-
tho-41.65.
Folding lunch boxes—18¢.
Food choppers, family size—550.
l Strong wet-wash clothes bukcb-e
45c.
. ‘ 65c to 85¢. -
Servmg trays of nickel, good size— 030‘” mops with quart of m
250. oil—95c. "
Ozone soap—8 for 250.
Gold Dust—40.
Dutch Cleanser—Tc
Gas cookers, 3-burner style, black Bon Ami, cake or powder—76o l; t
iron, has oven and broiler—~37. Sanl Flush—180. r'n '
> Mrs. Potts sad iron sets, 3 Irons‘ Lox—7c. - “J. ..
with stand and handle—85¢. I ' ' <2.
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Fourth floor.
take Your Own Part;
This, from some siandpoints the most remarkable
book of the day, is worth reading.
It is such a book as no other man could write. It
took Thocdorc Roosevelt himself to put matters so clears
ly and vigorusly. Whether one agrees with “Tcddy” or
not, what he writes is worth reading. This book is that—s
and of timely interest. ‘
' Now ready for the first time at 50c.
Here are stOries just published at tha satilc price of 3:
iiity cents :—
1 The PIch Beyond the Winds—Harriet T. Comatock. ". ‘
The Vlctlm—Thomss Dixon. ;
Hepuy Burke—F. N..Westeott w” ' -. __ ‘4 - ‘
The Woman's Law—Marswne Thompson. ‘? "
The Desert Trail—Dane Coolldk.
Ths'lmpoulblo Bop—Nina w. Putnam.
- Heart of the Blue RIdgo—Waldron Daily.
The Adjustment—Marguerite Bryant. '
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Norwalk Chronicler