x1 flaw” ' ‘ in / tween these two teams is strong, and «'1 \\ INSURANCE 01" ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN 1 THE 5E" COMPA\lm IN THE The Metaphysical Magazine,‘ died at' ” 'his home in Greenwich, yesterday,a BMW AND WRITTEN AS YOUR. INSURANCE SHOULD BE WRITTEN TO PROPERLY COV-i IR YOU. Think this over, it means‘ a great deal to you. Taylor 8; Golden 1 Tclfihono No. 1230 i South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. 1 ”1 i i Straw Hat 'l‘ile PANAMAa $5.00 to $10.00 ‘ BANGKOK and LEGHORN $5.00 ’ KNOX and c. a K. srnAws $300 VANDERHOEF CO. STRAWS. $2.00 and $3.00. 9 JOSEPH DAVIS 85 Washington St. 80. Norwllk WEATHER FORECAST Forecast flu No1walk and 11111111): Pair tonight and Saturday fair, follow— M ed by increasing Cltludlllrhs. The western disturbance now form: a \i'cll- ' defined storm area central near St. Paul, Minn It is causing unsettled, rainy weathe1 in the Uppet Mississip- pi Valley and the weste1n portion of the Lake region. Pleasant weathet prevails in other districts RSI of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature continues above the normal in the cen- tml and eastern districts. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. .——._. 'l‘c 111pcratu1‘c: 78. t lear. CIIY NEWS The married members of Eureka Re- bekah Lodge, this evening, at eight ”o’clock, will meet in the lodge r,oom on South Main street, to discuss pertant matters. The “Mother Goose Operetta" which wa. sto have been presented in the High School Auditorium, will, in: stead, be given tomorrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in the Center school it’m- tiergarten. T. M. Dennison, of Montclair, N. I, will be the speaker, tonight, at a smoker which will be held in the quarters of the Trinity Young Men‘s Club. A pleasing program has been arranged, and refreshments will be toned. ~~Panamas, 33 to $6. O'Brien‘s. Tonight, in Arion Hall, on Madison street, 9 big benefit dance will be given, unde the auspices of the Jolly five. The net proceeds will be devot- ed to The Sentincletevens Marjorie Sterrett battleship fund. What promises to be one of the best games of the season, between the younger Norwalk amateur teams, will be played Sunday morning, at the Ward Street Grounds, when the Kel- seys ,of Norwalk. clash -with the Low, 55; high, im- 4 » Springwoods, offiouth Norwalk, in the ' first game of a series Feeling be- a large crowd of rooters is expected to accompany the downtown ball toss- ers to the game. Alfcature of last evening's mid- week service, at the First Congrega- tionnl church, was the reading of a paper, by Mrs. Ira T. Chapman, on "The Influence of the Bible on Early lnglish Literature." The subject was a most interesting one, coming in con- nection with a series of lectures by the. pastor, on “The Growth of Our Bi- ble." Mrs. Chapman's paper was the concluding number of the series. Regard the best intersts of your es- tate by appointing the Peo- ple's Trust Company of South Norwalk to act as your Ex- ecutor. You will then have the as. outpace that everything will be properly taken care of. Consult up freely. 1111:1111111'111111 1.11. 79 Washington Street, SouthNornlk,“ . o‘clock. Rev. DEATHS AND FUN“ Leander E. Whipple. Leander E. Wipple widely known as a meta- physician, and founder of, ter a short illness, aged 61. ; Mn. Mary Rowley. Mary, widow of Michael BowleY. died at the home of her daugther, Mrs. i Thomas Hyde. Wilton avenue. The U funeral will be held Monday morning ‘ at St Mary' s Church and lnterment' will follow in St. Mary‘s Cemetery. Funeral of Mn Lichtblau The fune1al of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lichtblau will be held tomo1 row after— noon at 2:30 o‘clock from the home at 32 \\asl1lngton street Rev. John Stapleton, upastor of the South ‘ Norwalk Congregational Church. will . . officiate, and interment will eb Norwalk Cemetery. Funeral of Baby Anderson. in “any AndeIson, of Van Zan street, was held this. aftetnoon at Church. was in charge, and interment followed in Riverside cemetery. SOCIETY News GIVEN A LINEN SHOWER. Sadie Sheehan, at her home. 011 South street, Tuesday evening. han was taken completely by surprise, ess. The. evening was spent with sing- ing, games and dancing. There were \ocal solos by Miss Anna Connolly and Helen Plunket. At midnight there was a bountiful collation served, and in guests departed for their homes, The guests of the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nooney, the Misses Lena Sandy and Kathleen Detlus, May Bluke, Margaret Galiardi, Elizabeth Connolly. Gertrude Tarlov. Catherine Moriarty. llelen I’lunket, Catherine Leonard. Kgues Mat-kovich, Maud Lazzeus, Bertha Duffy. Walsh, Nora O'Connor. Anna Fnhan, Sadie Sheehan, James Withall. James Sheehan, Edward Shechun, Mr. and Mrs. M. Shcehan. Mr, and Mrs. H. Sheehan, Mrs. William Kehoc, Mrs. D. Connolly. Miss Sheehan received many beautiful presents. Miss Shee- han and Mr. Withall will be married in the near muture. Mr and Mrs. William H. engagement of their daughter, Miss Harriet Howland ,to Rowland B. Pot- ter, of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Arthur Smith Hawley has_re- turned to her home, in New York, fol- lowing a visit to the home of her p111 rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Dibble. ot‘ Ilayview avenue. lie! Ernest I“. McGregor, of the First Congregational church, isclpend- ing the do yin New York city. Thomas Walker, of Ilofie street, Springdale, ha's returned from a visit with friends in‘ Norwalk, J. Irving Dibble, of New York city, and party, motored yesterday to New York city. ' Miss Ruth Gelston, of Spring‘dale. spent Sunday with her sister, in Nor- walk. .- Charles Murphy, of Main street, spent yesterday in New York ”\y There was no meeting. yesterday nftemoon, of the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church, because of the rummage sale. 1—— ——StraW Hats. $1." 5 10 32.50.031'1911. Mrs. Frank louder, of Seymour street, suflered burns and other In- juries yesterday when a jar of pre- serves which sho‘ was handling, burst. Frank Ufor, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been visiting his niece,’ Miss Freda Williams, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. IJ. O. Newklrk, of Morgan avenue. ~-————‘— Stephen Ungarvy, of Flax Hill road? reports to police headquarters con- cerning the theft of an emery wheel from 10 'Clay street. The wheel is valued at $7.50. Although summits tomy 0. C. Hogaman to have his son, charged with truancy. appear in court. morning-tit Syrianood pun t.11 :U lato ‘ ' 2:30 \ Joint Stapleton. pastor .. of the South Norwalk Congregational, ., 111111 PERSONAL 7 A linen shower was tendered Miss1 ' . Miss Shee. .. but proved to be an entertaining host- _ the small hours of the morning the ~ . Anna and Mrs..J. Marano, Mrs. Leatherland, An. * ' n11 and Gerbrude Collins, Mrs. Gibbons, » 1 Margaret \ . Gertrude, Mildred and lrcne Shcehan. ‘ I Odell, of \ East avenue, Norwalk, announce the .. Tait: was ordered by Prosecuting At- ‘ . ‘ COat the-minute styles. For Values up to $18 \ . / FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916 ' Miss 11." $ Pays the bills at Jacoby's WOMEN’S COATS 81 DRESSES AT TEMP i‘lNG REDUCTIONS In White, Chinchilla, Black and White Checks, Silks, Jerseys, Poplins and Cov- crts. special at $3. 98 to $14. 98 i SUMMER DRESSES New stock just arrived in Taffeta, Messa- line, Jersey Silk and Palm Beach. Alltup- Decoration Day SPECIALS $10 and 3515 The $10 Suits are worth up to $22.50 and the $15 Suits include up $35. This is a remarkable opportungy to “ on’t save and get satisfaction. A WEEK $3.98 to 520.50 SATURDAY SUIT SALE FOR MEN . $10. and $15 Q For Values up to $25 The best productions for style, wear andlfinish. Come in all models, including the popular pinch backs Norfolks and English cut with half moon pockets FULL LINE OF BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLOTHING The Empire Hat Co., hat manufac- turers, doing business at 56 Bleekcr street, New York, has filed schedules in bankruptcy. The concern has lla-l billties of about 819,000 and assets 03-1 llshed statements indicate, there are no large creditors hero. (lli lieszword) IEW INTERNATIONAL of Ed‘Iufioul Ila-it. new crea ton answers w th final authority all kinds 01112211; null”? questions such as “How is . ronounced?" "Where Is Flam raf f." “Whatisaoouk‘nuouaooy. mf"“Whatisnhowit¢rf".“What. is white cool!" ”Howiscbaf pro- nounced?” and thousands ofothors. a.” T timated at $22,000“ So far as the pub-f « l . 0“ MllngON A MINUTE” _ . \ Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bait-1e, in “A Million a Minute, ” at The Regent Theatre, Monday afternoon, and Lockwood's Hall at ni An exceptionally attractive line of ' pretty parabola have arrived of Tris- tram & Hyatt's Just in time for the coming holiday. There is a bewilder- = A new line of refrigerators of all styles and sizes, at very reasonable prices. are now ready to insure the safety of your ‘food during the sum- lug army of shapes, shades and nan-'mer, Read Raymond dz Son's adv. and dies. with a wide range of prices. A most important feature is that there is only one of each model, which in- surer individuality. Read the adv: on page 13 for special prices on children’s underwear and stockings. All kinds of whiter-hoes for Homo- ‘P‘ .- “l.“ “I“ “W “ rlalDay outingl'wmbofound “Con- neatly! Blockers. Read the My. 111mm '3". look in the big show 'windows to a most attractive display of sumnier comforts. Schulm's week-end specials are of especial interest. this week, in view of the reooatrharp momma... Not only on tho prlcau low. but the starboard of duality Iii been rigidly mam moss». «atrial In“ two rows of lace inserting and in H HQWLAND’S Entrances on Main St, Fairlieild Ave. and Cannon St. 1 Bridgeport, Conn, Friday, May 26, 1916, Dresses that give to girls more charm llnpp)‘ little girls will go dancing along,r with grace and dcltght 111 dresses of \1i11tc such as are now so plen- lt‘UllS llt‘l‘t‘. 'l‘ltmc (l1‘t’>5t‘\’ arc dciight cri~p and line they arc of full; tl1t'1‘1‘111111-11 trimmed in! .\lt1tl111 111:11 >.1\ctdltl1ct spend 111 ~( 11111", avcrt all t‘.1 ling andt1ttin;_'——-:1ndpitk SW '9 1111, Batiste in long- waisted style squares neck finished with lace inserting and 'embroidered Mandy—$1.25. ‘ ’ Batiete trimmed with bands of em- broidery inserting in Greek design at neck waist and sleeves. Val lace edge at neck—$1.25. Voile with flounce of embroidered Organdy, waist embroidered by hand, ,oquaro neck and sleeves are trimmed ‘wlth lace—$1.50. - Batiste with doublemuffled skirt edged with face, front of waist bands ’of lace inserting and hemotitched ba- ‘um and pin tucks—$1.50. Voile of long-waisted effect with‘ pimtucked yoke and double-ruffled skirt trimmed with embroidery, square nook and bottom of sleeve: finished, with band: of embroidered organdy, soft girdle of ribbon-42. Batiste with embroidered panel front and inserting of VII lace, skirt. ‘ ,5. finished with Val ed“ and Insert. ling and hue handsome ribbon girdle and mutton-42. French drone of batlate, full aklrt lace edged, waist-lino marked by rle hon-run beading with effective bow,‘ front of waist made of lace Inserting and clusters of pin tucks used alterc’l nately—SZ. ] Second gives real Athena underwear is knit “'Olllt‘ll. llhl as costly pullcd or strctc is cut to tit. linrly its own. Vests arc narr shoulders. l‘nnts are so cut that the binding. They leave one free times. a l'nion suits combine the 11:11' 11 (1 from this liftlllt\t gall 111111;: 01 111.111\ and lllL'lll} a ' .43. Athena underwear It i: not pulled and strt‘tt‘ Athena undcru 11:11‘ is cut with tcrtuin full across the husti—thcy give room where it is needed, cling closely \vhcrc the) should—and do not slip from the stoopr—aud aflord protection with Because they fit properly Athena undergarnu‘nts give long service. I'nion suits. according to size—$1 and $1.25. Vests and pants. according to size~50c and 59C. lIcft aisle. rear. The Howland Dry Goods Co. fully-new in style. How 11‘! What t‘llfll'llllllg‘ fz1~l1i0n .\llt‘ would otherwise 1' 111r1‘1'rtr'1'111er work of cut- (I dr «(4 1111' htr ,411L‘ of Batiste with yoke front of embrfl‘ cred bands and lace, 11111 211m no ished with cluster: of pin tuck! III edge of lace, sleeves and square n finished with lace—32. 50. . " Empire dresses of voile with doufl‘. " skirt showing .protty 'scaIIOped 04‘ of Vale lace, waist has bolero effect" ’ V and in prettily finished with embrollo cry bands and Val lace—$3. ‘ Organdy embroidered In bow-km design, crushed girdle of ribbon. square neck with edging of Val It“ St French dress of organdy with M full embroidered ruffle. of organdy and handcome ribbon girdle, yoko ll formed of pin tucks, sleeve. are U organdy in contracting bands of plain land embroidered style—~02 50. Organdy with waicte front of «no broldered at neck and on pinto, 0km yoke effect, skirt also has embroidfl'!‘ panel in front and is finish“ WI“ lace edge and inserting—$3. Empire style of very fine wilt. . cluster: of pin-fucks form a yoke W back and front, box pleating at old”: French knots of pink or blue on Oh broldered t neck nd on plate, altlrl is finished with two wldo tuck“ $3.50. floor. ‘ comfort ted underwear tailored to fit hcd into shape—only to die hcd out of shape. instead it .1 features pccu- l 1.11‘ across the shoulders and ; ’, I 1' tit cliugiugly but without ‘, ltl t‘Xt‘rt‘lw. l0 llt‘lltl. t0 ‘, ‘ true comfort at all _I distinctive features of each. I , are not subject to strain,—- '5 il' .‘1' l ‘ .1 V Collar and Cufl' Sets, Collars Tub Silk Waist: 1n colored at Long and - white collars and cuffs. Striped Galatea in coat style SILK HOSIERY I ‘ Ladies' Boot and Fibre Silk Hose in black, white and as- sorted colors plain and embroidered lawn. organdy and lace, Silk Gloves 1n two button length, in black, white, colors, white with black stitching and black with/white stitching, Long Silk Gloves' in black, white and colors. white stitching and white with black stitching . . . . Pink and White Crepe dc Chine . . . . $1. 98 White Embroidery Lingerie Waists . Short sleeved Middies' 1n pink, and blue with green, striped collars, cuffs and bands 31,00 and $5.00 50¢ to $2.09 , Chemiscttcs and Vestees,in 25¢ to $1. 50 50¢ Black with‘ 1. 00:: $1. 98 and .25 toflsgg. -98¢ and $1 ripcs . white with pink. blue and , J. I. MALLETTE ’A CORONER ABSOLVES CAPT. TAUS- CHER IN CRAWFQRD FA- IALITY. Coroner John J. Phelan has absolv- ed Capt. Hans Tauschor of criminal 01-11mm; so. a mun-tot cocoon, remnmmt? 111 “'10 W 01' 3°“! 11111111111 :1 are tune tie struck mi;- N, y. mummmfl on who crown “napalm ley car car at Greenwich directly II the path of an automobile driven by, the captain. Captain 'rauscher has beenm of complicity in a plot to Maw 1111th canal at Welland, Canada. mm m In; Bans Becker, 1111111 on M Tanner to 111.‘ hmbnd of no. r u
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