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SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
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c———p .
(Continued Pleat Fir. Page.)
I‘m
became utensil!
were not. believed to be dangerous
Saxon Oar Burns Up.
A Saxon automobile, owned by
Strstford parties. burned up yesterday
afternoon. at Hanford's Switch. in
first avenue. after the engine had
backfired. A woman and a little girl.
who were In the burning machine.
were reamed by a page motor-
cyclist. The East Norwal ilreman
were called out to light the names.
Two Figure In Tali End Collision.
Alfred Avison. of Kain street, and
Frank Cobibo, of Westport, figured in
pariection.
Shop at the Daylight Store.
CIDAKS
33 SOUTH IAIN ST.
REDUCTION SALE
STUPENDOUS Pmcs REDUCTION.
sun‘s, COATS and DRESSES of high-tailored order a
Positively and Without exception these are the biggest
and. most astonishing values of the entire year.
dross garments will surprise
the PARIS “mm“
a slight automobile smash late Satur-
day afternoon at the corner of Mali
and Catherine streets. Coblbo, a lit-
ncy driver, was proceeding down Main
street. and stopped Just below the
Catherine street for a passenger. )ir
Avi'son swung out of Catherine street
in his machine, and before he could
stop his car. had crashed into the rear
oi the iitney. The iitney was s‘ixhily
split in the rear, and a steering rod
on Mr. Avison's machine was - bent.
No one was injured. sir. Avison
claims that Cobibo stopped his car
without giving the usual sign to a
car following, and to this action the
collision was responsible.
Killed by Autonobl
liAR'l‘l-‘ORD. May 2 .-—€smuei
you when you see diam.
ALTERATIONS FRBI.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“THE:
_ usendMower
’ ~31th ruining machine.
The is not a better mowcr
III-market and we have four
and we will cheerfully
”. '. hearings and consequent-‘
uCowsgsStrost.
Full Weight Skimmed Condensed Milkcan 8¢
Granulated Sugar (with other goods)3r-41bs. 25¢
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg.......
ASTULL
Levin. 14 years old, of Windsor, was
struck by an automobile driven by
George J. Switssr. a Utchncld con-
tractor. here. yesterday. and received
injuries that resulted in death at a
bospi . His skull was flattered.
The y was walking behind a trolley
time to stop his machine. Switzer
was taken' into custody and then re
leased on his own recogniaance to ap
pear in the police court tomorrow.
Dias from injuries.
W'ILLIIANTIC. Nay 22.——Samuel
A. Rockwell of Windsor. who was in-
jured yesterday in a collision between
a iitney and a trolley car. died yes-
terday in a local hospital, without re
gaining consciousness. He had a
last Nos-walk.
compound fracture of the skull. The
driver of the iitney. liarry Skyler oi
98 Washington Si. '
“ANDREW DA VET-”lac.
Hartford, was ordered held without
bail today by Coroner A. 0. Bill. Mr.
Rockwell was 45 years old sud was
employed by n llnrtford insurance
company.
Run Down by Motorcycle.
HARTFORD. lay Sir-"Prune“ A.
lloadiey, a well-lode resident oi this
city. was seriously hurt yesterday
Soalh Norwslk
VERY BEST PEERLESS when run down by a motorcycle rld~
COFFEE drag}; Join:l wing: New Britain. m.
' ' .‘ 0!. ' 0 ”a" o as n
BUTTER Tm B.“ £613.]? Amnc. l broken right hip. Wise was taken to
,_ - ~ a hospital suitering from minor in-
I 35¢ lb. so Stamps Free . 'iuriea. . "
' ;—. Q ititlpd When Tzs'ln Strikes Antoine.
- s.
M ' gum COW‘I‘Okafiegq ”limit
— ur persons were ysate y
SPOCTBIS For Tuesday 'when a fast Pennsylvania passenger
- train wrecked an automobile driven
mm Steak ”nut-nu..o............l... . ..28c “a by Frank Wilson at a crossing two
Sirloin SM .. “28: lb. :“e'“‘,:l°“ ”f 3‘"! th 39°“! :2":
Pineappies (Very fine) ... 4 for 25¢ dilldg'wus'cm ‘1 defiant; $2.33:
Small California Ortiz” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 for I5C ‘Purdy and her daughter, Inraine Pur-
Fancy Grape Fruit ......_.................. 6c and he each dy. Wilson was thrown forty feet and
.——— seriously injured. Flour others in the
of Ir. Hirsch‘s children. the accident'
occurred when Hirsch. who was driv-|
machine.
car and Ir. Switser said he had no‘
yath
NORWALK.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
OAZI‘I'TI BLDG.
Window
Shades
to Order
We will gladly estimate on |
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a single window or an en-
PORCH SHADES
Every Shade'ithfiqmp' pod . the building. Odd shaped
vegans-2m“ .................
Draperies and Curtains
A big and varied stock at very low prices.
muw~“MT‘-fl '
nonmsoo 10 BE wNTINUlE
Catholic Club Entertainment Will Ind
Tomorrow Evening.
Saturday night. Ancient Opder of Hi-
bernians Night, marked the biggest
succesa of the Japanese Kit-mess of
the Catholic Club, which has yet been
scored.
The crowd was the largest that has
yet been in attendance, and the good
time surpassed all previous records.
The features of the evening's enter-
tainment. were songs by Miss Helen
Sullivan, recitations by Miss Edna
Howard, and violin soiors by Charles
Sterling. of the Sterling-Welinits orch-
estrI Dancing was enjoyed after tbs
entertainment, music being furnished
by the Sterling-Wellnita orchestra. Ice
cream and cake were served during the
evenlns.
Tonight will be Parish Night. A pro-
gram of unusual excellence has been
arranged. and dancing will be enlar-
ed, as usual.
it was decided on Saturday evening.
that owing to the success of the first
three nights of the silair. that it would:
be continued to: one night more, thus I. s'e
making Tuesday evening. the closing 3.
night. ,
Silk Dresses at
Nearly Half Price
No Ready Cash
Needed
any red tape.
Wwezamoewtuzuzuzuzw
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FARMENS' FIELD DAY AT RIDGE-
; ‘ ‘ YIELD. »
Under the auspices of the Fairileld
County Farm Bureau and through the
courtesy of John T. Hunt. of Ridge-t MAKES s STORY JUIP TO EVADE
ileld. a hrmers' Field Meetins I'm! TWO POLICEMEN.
be held at Ir. llunt's farm at 2 o'- .1 .—
°l°fl 0“ 3““"1": N" 87th. i-loiln lemme, Adams Express Em-
? 3". ““M 1' 03° 0' "10 progressivei ploye, Risks Life to Escape. in! this point that Mrs. Requetto was
practical farmers of Foirileld County.| BRIDGEPORT, M". n—Escsping discovered m the 10‘.” hallway o.
501M “10 0'30! 0' 301301“ “1° lead‘: from capture by the police John Burn- ‘. the house. A street sweeper is said g.
“Ii! cows in “‘0 film?“ CON“? “9" 1 one. a Canadian, accused of having have reported that the fugitive escap-
ground below. recovering from 0i.
shock of his. fall. The hurried down»
stairs. but when they reached tho
spot Brunette had disappeared. It was
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(a Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone bar.
[machine "am with 03" b t". improvements Assocutlon. One oi his‘
been implicated in theits from the Ad-
scratches.
AUTO PLUNOIO FROM FERRY—
THREI WWNID”).
BU'N‘AID. N. Y., lay azi—Threc
.- persons were drowned last night when
Ian automobile backed oil the ferry~
‘boat Welcome as it was leaving the
‘doclt an Fort Ekie side of the Niagara
,River. The dead are Albert J. Bait
INT is EVERYTHING
ai‘ reflnemant.._Nothing
soda woman's heart than a
. tastefully furnished. ii
to is we'll show You our
y’all paper and explain
beantfly your hours at
' 0st prices and it‘
“it
.‘u
i rham C0
’ last Nomala
1U. ass
/‘ ..
‘ul, 23.me 0. Ab-
~- lill 101ml“-
an Waahlntgon St.
39MainSt.
..............60cdo;
Pineapplcs .............. ..........
OldPotatoos............ .......... .............40c pk.
New Potatoes ....‘......... .................. .....7ocplt.
Oranges ......... ....... ......... 18 for 25¢
California Navel Oranges ....... 35c and soc doz.
Bananas ................. ....... ..... .......socdoa.
NativeSpinach..................... ...... ~........35cpk.
SweetPotatoes.......... ........... . ....... 25c pk.
Schnitzc’s Sanitary Markets
South Norwalk. _
Norwalk.
and his wife and Mrs. Sarah beiber,
his mother-in-law. The ferryboat was
crowded with machines bringing back
from Canada motorists who had ink-
en advantage of the new license recr-
procity arrangements. The boat was
headed upstream and as she swung
around into the current for the trip
across to the American side can
celled heavilyl The Bait au' obile
jumped the wheel blocks, crashed
through the guard railing and went
down into fifteen test of water.
WM ":0 new
AMPHITRJTE IS ON
' HAVE
-——
Vessel of the Old New To Be Used
by Connecticut Naval Militia.
The monitor Amphitrite, which.
for many years, has been at the
United States Navy Yard at New Or-
leans. has started a Journey north.
Icows which freshened on Nov. 1. 191!
i produced in April 2160 lbs. of milk and
77.8 producers and to discus; dairying
in general. It is hoped thfit Mr. Mus-
nor of the airy Dept. of the Agricultur- m“ his escape in the many alley-
aI College will be on hand to discuss . "a” in the vicinity before the police
some phase of the dairy problem. Icould ascend to the ground and take
Mr. Hunt has several plots oi slfnl- him.
use Express Co., jumped three stories
trom the Lodging house of Mrs. Mary
hicGrath at 96 Elm street this morn-
ing. Though stunned he managed to
ed between the wall of the McGnhey,
‘ blacksmith shop and the First Methoo
dist church propert)’. -
Europe has it dawned on
I
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NORTHERN BAPTIST CONVEN-
TION. .
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, Mny 22.»
Election of onlcers was the principal
is. several acres of winter wheat and
also several acres of oats, in fact a
real "farmer’s farm."
By nil means plan to come to this
meeting and talk over your problems
with your neighbors in other parts of
the county.
The 10:47 train at Ridgefield will
The case presents some mystery ‘0 business beiore the Northern Baptist
the authorities for sbthe time of the convention today. President Shailor
.attempted capture 0‘ Burnette, “‘1' of Chicago. was not a candidate to;
Marie Roquette. heretofore known to reelection.
the police in connection with the. E. T. Tomllnson, executive score.
. h ti
[Rslph 30"“ white W" charge“ ' fury of the Ministers' and‘ Missionar-
‘ fugitive
lgr‘gtfistligeh:a:efc:t::mto.have been “3' Benefit Board, “I 3 report to tho
' ' convention said the permanent fund
be “19‘ “Y automobiles. This tm'l‘ln the house unknown to the miles
connects with tbs10:05 from moury . or the lodging no“... keeper who in
and the 9:59 from South Norwslklme confusion inquired of the police
Parties omlng by automobile. take the . who she was. Mrs. Requete, who de-
main Md 1‘0““ from ““3939” t°§clared that she was not in the room
50““ Salem. M“ Hunt's “rm being . with Burnette,'sald that she was mere
l
had been increased to $779,456.45. Tl.
quarter of a million dollars bad bee.
report told of a campaign in which a
quarter of a million dollars had been
raised and only an expenditure of 8800
involved.
3 miles from Ridgeiield.
You are earnestly requested to st-
Wright,
neighbors with you. 8. J.
tend this meeting and bring your!
county Agent, U. S. Dept. of Agricul-t
lly attracted to the house by reason at
the excitement that prevailed at the It was explained in the report that
time. She was not held. mots made by this board are nob,
l According to State Policeman Frank pension, but are intended to help’
\vlrelli. who was being assisted in the needy ministers and missionarie‘g,
chase by Policeman William Wolii as-i
Special Sale of Floor
C old Medal, Jones
or "Pillsbury 95c bag
and. near the end of this month,
will tie up in New Haven. The boll
,was last year ottered tp the Naval
Militia of the Connecticut National
Guard as a substitute for the train-~
To. 371
._.—
CARD OF THAN K8.
entity in our recent bereavement.
AND rauibv. .‘ .
+13, a Sandstorm anv.
A East India Tea Co. A
125‘ Washington Street
We wish to thank our many triends
for .heantifnl floral - tributes. Also
neighbors for their kindness and sym-
Humanist TALLIADGI. its. semblance conference.
AND no cannon rmanoa
ing ship Machine. which was taken
back into the naval service at the
time.Vers Crus was ocwpled and
which has since been almost coir
stantly on active service in Southern
waters. '
The Amphltrite is one , of the
relics of the old Buy. 'It' was
launched far before pre—dreadnsught
.been thought of, in fact.
. _ WMAmphitrgte 1:“ oi the «new
‘ lion fore t e sine. but is still
FREIGHT EMBARGO HIT!“ a staunch and seaworthy craft. al-
N'EW YORK. iisy hie—Tho em- though (:0 . mange“? iout till" Gon-
hm mm m ‘ nectlcnt I ‘ W ot use
nannoraoad ”Maggi-1m it t" “fizfi‘ it fl“ I” "N ”
w‘gflnmr" 3mm"! “d Jam“. l training Imp III New Haven HIP-
M" m lined today by the em- bor and lids. believed that 3 sm;
crew of regular sailors .wili
bargocommitoeeoftheeastem: ltalned al lhsrbytho navy
hm on anthracite l department The Amphitrite saileo
modilled and the flaring :3 from F" WQ" ““7 Charlestonfis. 0..
will now accept it to the extent or on I” 1' “d is “MM N“
. one-half the average Belly receipt. Haven sboutIlsy 37' ,
from all connecting railroad lines re- ‘ "_"“
, delved during hilly, 1915. ~
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days—long before dréadnaughts had]
be '“I IN West...n_.....;.oaul.713
titre. .
‘ -—-—-———-—- .signed to the Elm street beat, the pairl LARGE pnoFITs lN SUGAR. .
VOTiNG "I THE POPULAR [went to the McGrath home at 6 o'-I SAN JUAN. P. It, May 22.—-Port‘
LADIES’ CONTEST l clock this morning. Rican sugar producers are making uné
_.._ | The Adams Express Company had expectedly large profits, owing to "10'
Mrs. E. 1.. Burns, s. N .......... 1,690.reported the the“ 0f 30‘9"“ “We” condition ,of the crops and the prices
Miss Vera llsnlon, N ............ 1.1587amon8 which was t "“39 "“9“ 3° obtained in mneequence of the Euro.
liirs. fisncis Bumell. S. N ....... 1,155 the possession of_Burnette, who came pean V9". in the Guanica district,
Charles T. Dimond, S. 1v....1.1so'to work here about three weekum when m .
Mrs. “n8 lodgings with Mrs. McGrstb. e season ends this month, the
ls Sc He, 8. N ....... 1,1250.m o .
:3: leg: Mc‘lliaizars. S. N. ...1,15ill d “if 3: paid :2“; d 3:13:23 0:31): 1213395231 tciihflnlifawlgg“
. ' co:- 0 . . . 3‘
Miss Nora E. Ryan, 8. N ......... 1.150 house keeper. The police asked if operates in the Guanlca and Fortuna
Miss Alice Splsn. S. N .......... 1.100 - districts, announced today that its 15,-
Burnette were' there, They were told .
that h was in his room three stories 000 employ” would receive a bonus
above the mend. Mrs. ' Wrath of 14) lift cent. of their pay. »
was asked 'to post herself at the rear 1
M
door and prevent egress. ‘ . QUITE so.
The oiilcers went upstairs hnd ,1
_ ~ ’ see a Washington man won a
knocked st Burnett" “0” Th" seven-pusenser by setting 3.900.000
_ ”forced an entrance only to and later ballots in ‘ votln ..
. , _ a contest.
In 1““ I'm. a no s a s sue a ‘1'“! mt he h“ locked hills.“ n m“ um ‘lm ‘ ”ven_””enger 0"
III. m under _.....u..a..1,010 mt mm. Al they It‘mmd I0 ‘
Ballot lioness: Oolebul'n a issuers force that entrance Burnette bslsnc- film‘s” ‘flA::“:'“;; tins: :1:
18““? store: James 1- DOIMIIY'I ed himself on the ledge and dropped. furnisbers." . ,
stationery store at ”South Norwalk. When the policemen gained the .
and the floor. at Norwaik. * room Burnette was seen lying on the
Miss Katherine Campbell 8. N. . .1,080
line Mr Howard. N..........1.!50
Miss Ma eline Baxter. N........l,0;0
11ml". a Lane; a N ........... 1,010
It's. F.- l. Hermie. 8. N........1.01il
Ilsa boulesBiackman.N. C.....1.008
1 ~12, avSentinei wsx'r any. {
"at".
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