\
“in a
5.,“ a
flu visitor yesterday in Waterbury.
all menthol-s are urged to be prmnt.
THURSDAY. MAY :5. ml!
4..-...
—
Servo
“Lunches
.Lone’sBako
.u
; u-
Iiarry Parkinson. of Norwalir, was
.—..,__——
..ratoAv; HAVE Lunar-i
at the country Club. Special luncheon
matte fine command
min
170:thonwa
F. lmm
Dairiii W Raymond i
UN DERTAK ER i
.. GM 10504; How. .3. i
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
HIV RID “I!!! BUILDING
lilfIl W NOIES
All the-oxperiments of the advanced
i
_.._.._
,LadieFWhire
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent mother grid Tan Trim.
White Soles and Kaela
$3.50
an: more soawann emits mm
WWW“...—
m...— ‘c....—
PAGE ssm.,
LthKiNG AREA!)
lfyouanthihhingol Building now is the time to ac-
cure fromtha landing Ila :hanta the materials that are
needed. We have on has a large summer of BRICK.
LIME PLASTIR. CE! WT and a thoiiaand other arti-
cuestoo amusement”. Weareinthobattlefor
bungandloododtotho muzzle with just the (00:13
"In
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "3-3. :37 Washington St
I
White Canvas
Sport f‘xt' rds
physics class must be made up by the
end of this week.
Miss Louise Woodward was a VlSll~
or in the long recess yesterday.
The college preparatory class in
English will not meet this afternoon.
The senior reception committee met,
yesterday morning. in the library,dur-
served Friday’s.
1
Charles Murphy, of Main street, is,
$98,311ng the day in New York city.
Routine business will be transacted
at tonight's regular meeting of Lady
Washington Lodge, No. 21, Shepherds}
of Bethlehem.
There will be a regular meeting,
this evening, of Court Nari'ult, No. 58,
I“. of A., in the lodge rooms, in Water,
street, Norwalk.
i
There will be a regular meeting oh
'Court Cecile. Daughters of Castile,‘
this evening, in the club house. in
West avenue. All inembers are urg-
ed to attend.
c..—
A regular meeting of Knbaosa En, ,
will be'
campmeut, No 9. I O 0. lit,
hold this evening, in the lodge rooms,
in Wall street.
will be transacted
—.———
ing the third period.
The fifth period will be omitted on
él-‘riday, and there will be a special as-
:sembly, at which some of the seniors
will present an excerpt of Shake-
speare‘s tragtd) ‘King Lear."
There Want a rehearsal of the “King
Ilmar” cast, yesterday afternoon, in
,the physics laboratory,» There will
it)» it full dress rehearsal of the cut
‘with Mrs. Welch, this afternoon, Rom
,1:45 to i p. m.
t
‘" . ' $2.50
Tan Trim, Rubber Soles
Glover’s
m Washington St.
For the Best of Everything in Sea.
Food—~We Have It.
Nothing Misrepresenttd—Money Back
if Not Satisfied ‘
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones 108 and too.
Free Delivery '71 North Main SI.
. Milton Elwood. Manager.
M
m
Connecticut Suf-
frage News
For the next low weeks there will
be plenty of actMty among the di'-
ferent branches of the Connecticut A's-
Thcre was a rehearsal of the orchelr
temhly hall There have been several
this week, because some music will be
git en during the special assembly on
Friday.
“Whit" Murphy, out former secre
tart of the senior class, is again able.
Important ”“81“?“ to be about after his long Illness. He ham of Hartford the state president
was a spectator at yesterday's bust»
ball game. where he was warmly
Joseph filter, a New York million- ”(,9th by mum of his (LION!
tire, and former student at lion
atroms Preparatory School, of Non Wanted-void“! support for lib. “'9' fall, for. with the approaching prcsH
walk, has been added to the 1N 04' bail item! You can‘t stay sway from ideutlal campaign, the Connecticut;
‘ members at the NOI'MNII Ya ('Ill ( lub. the 1m] xampg .ny longer on “IS OX'I branch 9399C“ I0 redouble "I EKG?”
5" RM" “‘1" We“ M“ “um" I“ was that our team to no good They; to bring to the people of this am the
tra, yesterday afternoon, in the ruin
sociation Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
tfor the and of lay in the time set for
‘tbo annual meetings of the several
branches of the state association at
which office will be elected for the com-
ing year, reports of the progress made
during the last year read, and plans
for the coming season will be outlined
I On Thursday the New Haven branch
will meet. and Mrs. Daniel A Mark
will be present and tell of some of2
the work done throughout the state
since the fall. There will also be tak-
en up the plans for the summer and
I
White. Outing, Sporting and
Yachting Shoes
FOR MEMORIAL DAY TRIPS
All styles and sizes for men. women and children.
‘ DAINTY WHITE ROSIERY TO MATCH.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
I1 WAIHINOTON UTIII‘I'
TILIPNONI M761.
Shir-Crown Aster Flour-89.5.g
Makes nice, white bread. good cake and biscuits. Try
a bag. You will like it. ‘
Norwalk. and will time a large ”03‘ play Gredhwicb ouster the best teams arguments against woman suffrage.
in the Norwalk fleet.
The Port Chester degree team will
be in Norwalk, tomorrow eveningsnd
confer the chief’s dcizrcc upon a num-
ber of candidates of t‘orkenoe Tribe,
No. 3'2, 1. O. R. M. (‘ockenoe Hay
makcra' Association will cntcrtaiiias
hosts, and one of the biggest times of
the season is expected,
There will be a regular meeting of
Sherman t‘ommandery, No. 470 I!
G. 0., Friday evening of this week. G
in the league. and won after a battle
tot ll innings, with a score of 4 to 3.
in our favor. In the first three
nines the viiators got one run each
inning. The score staicd that way
until the eighth when things began to
happen interested? limit] an ac
count of the name on the sporting
page of this paper:
t
J CHILDREN Ass CAsso roa.
Little Parkertona Committed to tho‘
. County Home in Norwalk.
STAMFORD May "5. «The four.
in- ,
hrough the medium of the press, and
the lecture platform. The plans for:
the organisation of a “State Central
Committee" are now being carried out,t
so that the antiouifrago association:
lwill have a representative in every]
large city and town to look after that
prove” of the antinuifrage campaign t
' Connecticut, having contributed ‘1};
‘200 to the lows campaign. is much ln-t
‘teie‘stcd in the work being done there.
and at the next meeting of the Board’
of Directors in Hartford, reports will
be made by members of other state
x R H w Adm, or mum-d. wmirhtturen of Mr. and Mn. Irviig Park thumb“ who have been busy in love
be present and explain the new table "1011 0‘ 13 State ntrcet mro com-l MB! Arthur M. Dodge. the president of
of rates which go into effect June 1st
All members of the commandery are
urged to be present.
The Rev. F. W. Norris. for many
years rector of Trinity church, South
Nor-Walk. and at present rector of St.
Matthew’s church. Brooklyn, will
preach on Sunday morning, at Gracc
church Norwalk, in exchange with the
Rev. Mr. Werner
'0! Mr. Norris, in South Nomalk. will
be pleased to hear their former rector.
Owing to next Tuesday being Decor-
ation Day. the ri‘E'ular meeting of the
fioapital Thimble Club will be post-
poned one week. The next meeting of
the club will therefore be held June
8th. at the home of Mrs. Edward Mofe
house. of Newtown Terrace. This will
be the annual meeting of the cluband
Arrangements for the manual luncheon
will also‘bo made at tun meeting.
ATTNWX
orbureaudtawerianopror‘
teciion for your valuables
wheniirebutantoe-
The many friends I
.........,___......_
. warmer.“ coir alumnus-i
Entitled to the. Temporary Heir e
jNorwsllt at noon today, try
The children are Haze], 13; Roy, 11;
Allan, 9 and Holes 5. 'lhey were
committed because they were neglec-
ted and because their pitrents were
not considered proper guardians for
them.
Hazel was brought to the judge's
tchambers this morning in the police
automobile. from the Temporary ii “1'
where she was staying, and, together
with the three other children, were
committed. the county commissioners
agreeing that 1hey should be taken
care of by some people in this town.
however.
The Parkertons were before the pub-
lic eye on May 9. when Parkerton was
t
and Kiley with assaulting Parkerton
and his wife. Emma. with whom Kiley
{a said to be friendly. According to
who testtm‘ilny of Kiley's mother this
money on lira. Parkerton.
Both Parkerton and his wife seem~
ed satisfied to have the care of the
children taken on their hands, al
though lira. Parka-ton expressed some
dissatisfaction at lat.
LY leflfl.
WAMBUBY. Slay 21—13%!
Be Moose the ounce of
made...“ your: vi-
it‘ll! m goiter: in
thevanltsed!
unmotautallo-toaoeouut'moul.
mantryandmchhaaMadtopro-
.doaaanyclnatothawhmoboutnof
Kenneth B. Tatiantho “your-old son
cinnTullarOXWatmlllewhohu
neonatal-gamut. Wbanthebw
Minnesota» is
MMmmu menar-
“1
Judge!
Young, after a hearing in chambers: preset! her confidence in the outcome .
--—e.Ii-u-~"-~
charged with asaaulting Joseph Klley.‘
morning. he spent nearly all of his
the National Association. who has
Just returned from the west, has ex-
of the election next month in Iowa.
bounce of the good work done by the
workers sent there from all part of the
country. That the suifragiats are
making great effort to swing the state
into the double suffrage column has
been evident for some months. but the
forces of antl- suffrage have been busy
. and although certain that the re-i
suit will be. a close one. Mm. Dodge
is confident of the strength of anti-t
suffrage there. The tale has been
thoroughly cmered and Connecticut‘s
contribution. used to defray some of:
the expense of bringing speakers to?
Iowa from other states. has proven of
great and timely value.
Meetings at Coventry, Lyme, Win-
sted. Norfolk, Gullford are now be-
ing arranged for the coming month, a
continuation of the publicity campaign
which has already resulted in bring-
ing the membership to over what was
[expected soearly tn the year.
i
i M. E. RESIDENCE ASSIGNMENTG
Hoodquirtura of Blattopa Announced
~ Next Quadnumium.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y., May
35—11“: Committee on Episcopal Resi-
dences has announced to the General
Conference of the Hethodlat miscopal
Church the assignments of bishops for
the next Mutual. Among the.
are
Boston. Edwin aH. Hughes: thrones
Ari-n. Bath America, William, P. Old-
man; New York. hither 3. Wm
Penn. Chino. Janos W. W; 80-
mm Herbert Welsh; m
!
“Jackson at 0 o‘clock that
newscaster”
China. ma.1m;llflchs W
orlaIdJohnhNealaea. ~
mmmmunmme
CHEM-INF; "All CIVIC
local building in Chicago's downtown
district valued at ”M000 has been
made to the University at Chicago by
Hohart Film at Cheshire. Cool,
it “I“ known today. A few dan ‘
ago It. Williams announced a gift of _
storm to {en unani- «manual
and charitable institutions. .
MWlIMoi-louofotflydri
at an annufl rental of over $30,000.;
udoutdthioauillr.willliallu re:
Armour'a Corned Beef. No. 1 size, per can . .. ..... .. 22¢
Red Grahams. Somalia“ or Five .O’Clock Teas. pkg. 8¢
acanaCampbcli's Sgupafor 25¢
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffeelb. 35¢
:5 Stamps Free.
Wilson or Gran River Whiakiea, per bot. . . . . . . . .. 95¢
Very Best Creamery somertseckmnn quality),lb. 33¢
Armour'a Smoked Beef, 39c also cut to ........ 25¢
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Mixed Tea 50¢
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City and Suburbs.
t.‘
The. Little Shop MillIZ’S
K. I. A. CLAVEN
50 N0. MAIN ST,
as WALL "new
spawn *
more: as
Q. D. Jackson
'OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Idol;
Eyes Examined Free T
have advanced, and vviil advance more, but we purchased!
large quantity laat Feb., so that we an: able to allow a 1“
fine unsortmont of pattom in Tapestry Brussels, Body
Bruaaela, Velvet Axminster and ‘Wiltona, at prides that are
far below the present value. '
This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs
W5
[The A. J. Angevine 8t Son'Co.“
SO. NORWALK.’
134—133 WASHINGTON s'r.
Refrigerators
Ice Chests
“ Many styles, in steel, and wood in all sizes.
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
RAYMOND 815 SON
Wall and High Sta. Funeral Directors. Not-walk, Conn.
A. F". Beckmann ' 8. Co
33.35 wasmuo'rousr. PHONE 1406
scorn NORWALX.
rw. m Inn-I:
For um Service can
' Faun H. oanuuo.
Funeral Director and Int-ill?
Olin. and Residence
The City National Bank
OUR POLICY
Past records count only when'tiie full standard of ex-
cellence is maintained.
, Depositora ahould know the uses to which their funds
are devoted—tho safeguards with which they are aur-
rounded.
Our poliCy of protecting the interests of our customers
has made this one of the best Banks of its kind anywhere
—we welcome inquiries.
0
II. tysge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co;
-—BRIDGEPORT—-_
IMMIMR Item Dyeing ‘ Cleaning 01
momma-alumna mounts-om
’, fwd"- limepmp; “fibrflalflw
EVELYN THAN WEDS.
NEW YORK, May :6.— ——Evelyn Noe
bit Thaw, divorced by Harry K. Thaw
last. month. aim Jack Clifford. her
dancing partner, returned here last
night from Batiimore and annouced
that they had been married in lary-
land .
\
‘Awav Fm sinuous
\
cmcaoo. Nay 25,—‘A gift or am
stations! ‘15
The property given the University
‘ . Tulophono 004.
, g 54 So. attain as, can.
i. - m. ....... -
5 , u. I ”meant:
’ mn'miiis'iigv
2,.gs'3'mnz'sse" Rubber
, _- h - - --....: Goods For
_ .. The Sick
lt-Pays-To-Advertise . Room ,,
We tom More We sell Faultless. “W
AUTOMOBILE msuaANce ever" Rubber Goodaand -
last week than we expected Mt“ fir“ qu‘hty ‘nd " '
i , tory service.
F I Railroad Ave. Snub Nomi!
Have you loom-ed you"?
Rates and Particular-a
minimum
Roallaootoondinuunnca
Clifford Pharmeic
So. Main and Ellsworth,
Phone: 833-1533
I'm alltlred oats-d hot bake.
A' weary housewife said.
Well. then. a kindly neighbor asked,
W‘"";""""j""‘“" ~ or ALL truths~
"3...: 1" m: 133 m" SPRAYING
in season. .
Bmuttain &
” S. Norwalh. Phones 25:?!»
tritium-M lira-drums
’Juotgatolllonroo.‘ -.
uncommon 1m
- . IIECIAIJB _ not miss:- more
in roan.
mm. COATS. no.» heat leaves star as.
Norwalk Chronicler