WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. 1916
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Life's Farm. in Georgetown, is being
made ieady for the annual outing of
the New York children. They will be-
gin to arrive here about June 15.
A man who said he had walked 2th
mile: since breakfast. led a cow
around this way Wednesday. lie was
en route for Norwalk, but wa) headed.
touartls l’ttekskill.—<Ridgeficld l’l‘t‘na‘.
'l‘h- dtJSt‘t‘lidalltS of Dr. t‘oniittrt
Starr (158971659) will hold their
annual reunion at a meeting of the
Start Family Association at the Al-
iyi: House, Tuesday, June 27.
I‘ndcr the auspicesot the Eqpal
Franchise League, Beatrice Forbes-
licbinson llale, llr. Smith Ely .lcllii‘fe
and Hon. John Sague will speak at the
'Iuwn Hall. New Canaan, on the event
in: of Friday, June 2
The Bcihel Silk Company, of Bt-thel,
“as yt‘stertlzty tirade defendant in suit
for $2.000 damages, brought by Chris.
titin it}. iludebrod. of New York, Who
(‘ltl'lllr that he has received no pay
horn the company, of which he is
X-lt"t-l(lt‘l]l. since January 1. 1915. The
plaintiff claims that life yearly salary
was fixed at $1. 500 and that thecom-
part) no“ on cs hint 82.201. 66.
.—
'l‘he commencement exercises at
Illt’ligeflcld H‘llOUl will take place on
Saturday, June 17th. The speaker of
the day will be the Rt. lict. Edward
(Intuition Atlietton, the Bishop Suffra-
[:Tlll oi‘ the. liltlt‘t‘He of t‘onnt-t-ticut
The \nlodictory will be delivered by
‘Nilliam Henry Btilkeley, .of Hart
icrd.
A unique case of adoption was dis-
formed in Bolton, when a house-
ltttt [WP on going to the nittc to ltlt‘fllt‘
the spring family of little kittens. dis:~
('t/‘tt'lt‘tl the happy family iii the ion
of a barrel and snuggled with tilt-in ill
the cozy nest was a rat very much at
hflllte. Naturally the kittens could tint
catch it but how it lttttl not around tho‘
mother cat is a mystery.
The Public Market Company. of
liiddletown. by Beatrice E. Ilutts. soc-
retary and treasurer. tiled i'I petition
in bankruptcy in the United Strut-.1
court yesterday. The liabilities: are
listed at $4,202.62, anti $13,859.36 of
the amount is unsecured. Ansets
consist of stock in trade valued at
$800, one wagon $35, ,xtures 82,995
and debts due on open account,
8305.?
Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill
trodtzced in the House last week. at‘
Washington, D. C., an amendment to
the Currency bill which would petty
«peduncle
llanding the five worst pcsts to “in;
land among the 12 Worst pests it) when. 1'
‘ai‘td oats
{(1413 as Well, however, notably pom
Ltoes and sugar beets, and are consid—
'tttd one of the two most difficult
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.sist hint in tl’l
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NEW RED I!“ BUILDING l
T': tie wirewonns are reckoned by
in the department as.
They attack than) other
camps of lIlN’tIS to control To tOlll
sL-witte siull) it l.‘ essential
thc iarititr should be able to let
.-. l;lt.t' the various'sw‘ies and mi
tl: timid ll it. :t from other insecti of!
none-what similar appearance. To as l
i the departmoti
him just [lubllrlliil Farmers' Bulletin
72.3. "Wireworuts Destructive to Co.
Ladics’ W illtc
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent heather and Tan Trim.
White Soles and Heel!
$3.50
k
not! suvnlr
this one thing.
winter use.
value.
Phone ”3-3.
We Emphasize
Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity for
Not what you Day but what you get is the real test of
We can fill your order » to the top notch of perfection.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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131 Washington St.
it itite Canvas
Sport Oxfords
’f'aa Il‘rim. Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
no Washington St.
Phones 108
Free Delivery 71
Milton Elwood. Manager.
For the Best; of Everything in Sea.
Food—We Have It. _
Nothing Misrepresentt-d——Money Back
if Not Satisfied
CLOSED TOMORROW. DECORATION DAY.
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
and 109.
North Main St.
tuti and Forage Cops,“ by J. A. Hy‘
it ,t. l', S. Irwin. ti: Agriculture.
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FEARS GERMS WOULD ENDANGER
T. RIB LIFE.
Supervilor Oppoua Building Tubercu-
tosta Hospital tit Oyster Bay.
MINEOLA. N. Y.. May 3L—Ruther
than permit the erection of a tuber-
culosis hospital at Oyster Bay. the
home of Theodore Roosevelt, Super-
”monument:
Men’s Eititige
Suits
REASONABLE PRICES.
CREDIT.
visor James ll. t‘ocks of Nassau coun-
ty. threatened today to resign. To es.
tablis‘it an institution of the kind in
proximity to Bugattiore hill, as but
been proposed. Mr. Cocks declared.i
would be a mP‘Ilf‘P to (‘olonel Roose-
velt‘s health and also would endanxer'
the lives of thousands of others from:
all parts of the country who come tof
visit (‘nlonel Roosevelt.
“While i' disagree with Colonel
Roosevelt politically, 1 consider him
one of the greatest living Americans
and l, for one, would not vote for any-
thing that might sillljt‘t'I the colonel to
the poesibility of being infected with
tuberculosis germs," said Supervisor
Cocks. '
The proposed site. Mr. Cocks de-
clnrcd. also “as near the Piping Rock
(‘luh. "Wllf‘l‘t‘ even President Wilson
plays golf when he visits the East."
It referendum \‘(llt‘ of \‘ussua coon--
ty in lilH authorized the erection of
the hospital. Recently it twentyocro
site near Oyster Bay. adjoining the es-
‘ltllt‘ of Mortimer 1.. Scltiff, a New,
York banker. was offered to the man.
ty. A resolution was introduced at n'
meeting of the supervisors today to
accept the offer. Action was postpon-‘
ed.
NEW HAVEN TEACHER FIGHTS
RETIREMENT.
NEW HAVEN. May :ll. tW'ltitnlfIiz
that he was pcrettntictl Ill aim up it.
'gootl position in llniyttkc lit come to
New Haven and that he ll'l' been tin-
i't.irly anti arbitrarily dealt with be-'
cause of thcf act that he has been
IOI‘ vigorous in his work. Harold W.
Citinmtmtt of 1:78 (‘rown sti‘w'i. for the‘
part your fin instructor in the high
school. has filed an appeal \‘.'llll the‘
board of education. He declares he
viii tight the case to a finish. The
only reason given by Superintendent
.Becde to him. he says. was that he
‘wns not a successful teacher bil‘ .\i r.
lfinmmons, pointing to the fact that
,he is a graduate of Harvard and
Cclumbia. who has studied ll’l-I‘kf‘ls
and“ who is now taking a pm; grad-
uate course at Yale. holds that his
i
.later explained to the police, "it child
Gately 8t Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
WHIPS GIRL 0F 20
WHO WOULD NOT
GO TO CEMETERY
NEW BRITAIN. May 3l.——Eli Maiet-
ta, of No. 123 Whiting street. was ar-
rtsted, Monday. by Supernunientry
Policeman Thomas Health, for assault
on his 20-yenr~old dttuiihtcr. t‘sptalu
ltlrace received a telephone inc-train,
at 6:30 o'clock. that the man was heat.
in: his daughter at their home, with
a horscwb'lp, and Officers Mct‘ue and
Hayes Were sent to investigate. When
they arrived, Officer licslin had the
man under arrest.
It was learned that Maietln wanted
his daughter to accompany hltn ‘to
the cemetery. where her mother is
buried. She objected. because it al-‘
ways makes her feel sad to visit
there, and she told him that trite
would go Tuesday. llccatii-te. as he
must do hit the father saw." and in
this case the “child" did not want
to. he beat her scvcrcly with an
only looking burst-whip. Later, a
party of his friends went to the po
lice station and pooled to give a
bond for his release. llc objected
tsaying he wanted no bond, and put
back in his cell. In was released.
however, when Jillilf‘c ltaCIIHt visited
him later and gave it bond.
Men’s Rubber Soled
0xiords
New models in the mo 2t popular summer shoes that are
sure to please.
TAN OR BLACK LEATHER.
We Specializ: on G'iod Htrttzery
CONNEALLY
II WASHINGTON ITRIIT
8t BRACKEN
Til-(PHONE 14m
DO NOT FORGET THE
Business Men’s lunch! 40c
Clifford Rathskeller,
12 TO 2 P. M.
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SALVATION ARMY BAND
HEAD AND MIDDLETOWN
WOMAN ARE MISSINGI
MIDDLIC'I‘OWN. lilaty Si. Theodore
Ynati the leader of the \fitltllctowft
Sahation Army Band is missing its tail
Mitts Florence E. Daniels. of No. 171]
\K‘illinms street, and it is said that?
“ left town at some time. They,
. .- last neen Sunday but their ab '
SI‘I‘ICC was not reported to the police
until today. \‘ttas has been connected
with the. army here for about a ymt
~ilil" a half, uniting with it soon after
hi»- arrlval in town. Miss ltaniels has;
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Place Your Order
With Us Now For
YourCoal
AT
Summer Pricesmm
Harri; Cans”?
, Water St. So. Norwalk.
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KILLED MAN AFTER PLANNING! BIG METHODIST FUND.
SIX MONTHS. t
Harry Car-hart Held for Murder In
New Jersey. 4
ASBURY PARK. N J.. May 31. -Ad
muting, according to the police. that‘
he had planned for six months to kill
the man he eventually shot from out
bush yesterday, Harry Carhart. 21.
i Methodists Plan for Retired Preach-
ero—Correapondlng Secretar-
ies Elected.
SARA'I‘OGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
fund for retired
and their widows was given Friday by
The Little Shop
Mintz’s
Wash Skirts
We are showing a big In
of Wash Skirts in regularaad
extra sizes.
Prices Range From
$1.00 aid up.
K. O. A. CLAVEN
is NO. MAIN ST.
Kitty"
dis—Authorization of a campaign to
to raise $102000,000 for the pension-
ltlethodlst ministers
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
9‘ I —_
“aw-«awn
WINDOW SHADES
“thietk-auafieriuachico
for ovary bum-at every pm
SHADES hive so much to do with the good looks of 1
your home that it is wise to take. no chances in buy- t
in. So always look for that name—CULUMBIA— f
stamped upon the roller-end and BL SURE of the .
y you wish. Not only is then a Columbia Elude l
uy purpose—hut also a wide range of" coloring.
“10th fabric wean and wears—hang-
i' aid“ and meow. And with thcexclu-ivoColInbia .
dosedcnd roller, which is du-t-proof and {—- . , , ,
with the handsomely nit-hi or kcopper plated xtum , ; ' r.»
lot! the READY-TOBANG pac tape.“ which comes with z i ' ,.
slat in Item and fixtures enclo olunbiu are un-
excelled in VALUE. Look for the name—COLD ”BIA——
on the roller-end.
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FOR SALE BY
The A. .l. Angevine 8: Son Co;
SO. NORWA
THE SUMMER SEASON
Was officially, opened yesterday and we call especial lb- »
tention to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather us- - ‘
cessities.
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. .,
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very reunite .
able prices.
SWING COUCHES
Ideal for sleeping porches. With or without frames and
awnings.
“CLIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS. ,
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Screen ;
made.
PORCH CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 85 SON
Wall and High Sts. Funeral Directors. Norwalk, Conn:
For Up-Io-dlb Ilrvioa can “
FRED H. GANUNQ
Funeral Director aoo- m
Office and Resident '
Telephone 004.
54 Co. Main CL, Co. No
ll. I Patent ol‘ifl'
“1;“ not to use:
Saudi; Np. tlih K‘C‘f. t“.
“IMF P031“. 0‘“:
no! r‘au- N-e
Norwalk Pawns" q.
OF ALL KINDS
SPRAYING ‘
IN SEASON
The
Money Loaned on Articlés of
Beaupainfir Sau .‘ -
S. Norwalk. Phones 25 M3, 1
VALUE
111“ National banks conducting 383-: equipment is far unperlor to the aver-
mmitted to
. mg departments in addition to making use teacher, while the fact that he ears old. today was co ,
attended a number of tltt meetingsi‘ye the general conference. which adopted
loans and investments heretofore au-
thorized, to invent the whole or part,
of the deposits of such department on
the same basis as savings banks can
do in the state in which they are to
rated.
' EXPERIENCE
new, but nowhere is it more
important than in the ad.
Select
affairs. 1'
J-ofam Romaine-august-
‘hns been successful in othcr cities
‘slionld be sufficient to onset a claim
'of Inefliciency here.
MAJOR MOTON’S WIFE EJECTED
FROM PULLMAN.
MONTGOMERY, Aim, May 31.—
.The wife of Major Robert B. Moton,
the negro eduator, who succeeded
’Booker- T. Washington as head of Tus-
eomplaints from white poisonous and
required to ride in the coach provld-i
. out: romeo, EIGHT trounce.
not at near Croek. near here. Pat-
rick man. a third”. driver and
owner of momma. was pinned tui-
tlor- tka ear and crushetuo death
Walnut resulted when m
attempted to unlit [can our the top
Wag-ti momma»
1Mrs. Sarah Daniels. of this tity.
7the oldest being a boy of 2 years old,
t-ctcntly. although not a member.‘
tans in about 30 years old and Miss;
t.:..niels is 22. She is a dt'ttt'htcr of'
Torts has a wife and two children,
who is in the Middlesex Hospitali-
lttte. Yaaa WIN employed a» a but
rt-i‘ at a local factory and lived at
No. 125 Church street. He was on
VICTIM FROM NORWICH.
the ma who was found dead in 391d-
wln’s pond, Monday, was identified to-
came to Maiden nine weeks agofroin
Norwich and secured .
Charles Parker Company. At the foe-
tory ”qu3.ch
He has M In Normalization
"wives out: tin batty tomorrow n
vat ‘ mot: ,nt the mat and
work nit-“the '
the county jail at Freehold charged
with the murder of William E. Lillis. .
:arC hart is quoted as saying that his?
reasons were known only “to Llllis.
myself and God; that' s enough. ” The .
police said that Carbnrt told friends
"Lilli: had slandered his mother who
to dead.
Lillie was shot to death near the}
shore of Deal Lake while on his way}
to meet friends. A few hours later
——
Clerks Ghouls New Haven Matt
yesterday of the Connecticut branch
of the United States Postollce Clerks,
the following officers were elected:
Hogan of Sanford.
At the banquet following the meet:
in; addresses were madeflby ex-Oon-
men 1‘. L. Reilly and Anon-tune
. a resolution continuing an effort which
. was begun
'3 when they are too old for active work.
eight years ago to sec'ure
an sdeguttte competence for the clergy
Four years ago the goal was set at
05000. 000, but this amount was found
insufficient. Plans were adopted de
signed to provide the necessary funds
to finance the campaign. .
Authority was given to annual cote
tsrles of church boards were elected:
libretto missions. 8. Earl Taylor Ind
Frank M. North, New York city; Sun-
ber ‘lt‘. Sheridan. Chicago: Freeman’s Ii.
Md. Patric]; J. Msveety and 1. Car-
land Penn, Cincinnati: board of edu-
Boil the‘ Clothenlitn.
Always boll a newelothosline before
mingle This prevents the line from
out teak-I It last loam.
Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew-
40 Water St.
,1
clry, Etc. on Sale.
Jos. Rosenfleld. Prop
So. Norwalk.
The
he!“ Institute, ”d Bluton Motownbie comet player and has taken ferences to create a permanent en» DEFINITION '0! CHIRMAc‘rtt :
counts fora good deal In tlie the motors brother, were elected from with him a $75 comet, which be- Cat-hart confessed to the police here. downtent fund for local owners. “my. in tho a do A h ‘
handling of any line of bull- a Pullman an- at Troy, All. today on|lltn88 lo the band. ' . ‘ The following corresponding secre- _ 0an n of on “8 Better Kind
WADE [LECTED PRESIDENT.
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