u
‘4
it
loan". you 5. me
till tilts ,
Alfred E. Austin. of West avenue.
continues seriously ill at his home.
“Mlle I’ll". LUmam‘
Willi Tar
For That Cold of Your:
F. I. IllIEl. Dragon.
Green pen have arrived in the local
The tug “Addie v-w is today at 21 wast-«moron er.
nv_v REP new. IUILDINI ‘
Wilson's Point cussed in pumping oil
boats for the Standard (ll Conway. . “[N- I "- ”_l_
The Mum Hid: Sch-cl mm m‘ MRS. oeummo ro nzcztvn
no panacea.
win a single point at the track meet
II Dnnbury Saturday 0! lat week. i "-—
Supreme Court of Errors Hands Down
Decision Sustaining Superior '
Court. ;
Mrs. Angelo DeMartino will receive
no damages from Carl F. Siemonf
,_ against whom she brought suit over a
*3“ Edmund Breese—hlmself to year ago. as the result of an automo
night at the Regent Theatre. bile accident in which her husband
_______. was killed. This comes as the result‘
The .\‘ E Ryan (‘0 is showing many of a decision given by the Supreme}
new styles in w'omens blouses. it is 00“” 0‘ 5'70" on “mm”: in!
n pleasure to see thein new nesses it Whi”! the “”011 0‘ 1” Superior]
'1“ be a joy to wear them. court' a ruling in favor of Steinon it
___._. upheld
Angelo Dt—‘Mitrll it) was killed by a|
market: and are retailing at two i M w an.“ 0 l
momma. . UNDERTAK an i
i edict. tm: Nouns, «a, i
i
I TI...
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Judge John H. Light. tut eveninx.
note on “The Religion of Shakes-1
pale” before the First Congregation-
ll church. uptown.
One of the Saugatuck trolley cars
jumped the math east of the lower automobile on Fairileld avenue,
drnwhridge, yesterday afternoon, and Bridxetwn over three item no
buocked traffic for some time. \\ hen hi5 DOG) “35 fOilild 171118 on I
.. lawn, the next morning, all trace of
Edmund Breeae of this city, will be the automobiiista had vanished. it.
the star in the movie play ‘The Spell was subsequently learned however.
of the Yukon.’ which will be present- that Siemon had waited Mrs. De-
ed tonight in the Regent Theatre. Martino and given her $1,000. Other
— disclosures came rapidly and Slemon
Mrs. John Czako. who was operated was tried on a criminal charge in City
on for appendicitis, recently, at Mount Court. which resulted in no deilnite
Saint hospital in New York. has recov- action.
cred audit-lently to enable her to re- Mrs. lieMartino tiled a civil suit
turn to her home in this city. against Siemon, asking ”0,000 dam-1-
.....- ages. When the suit was honrd. at-
An army of caterpillars hl‘d int adcd torncya for Sicmon filed a demurrer.
Norwallr. Swat the ily might well be on the ground that the action was
paraphrased to Trample the Caterpil- outlawed by nlnlule oi limitationu
lar!" if the Boy Scouts should was The Superior Court sustained the de-I
an ili‘lii'e Cfilililiuiign against ihe pest. murrcr and the Suprrlllt.‘ Court of Er-
gratifi'lng results might be obtained. rora upheld its decision.
The property of the late Thomas
Cooney. lately in the name of Mrs.
Hannah Adams, situated at 5 Harbor
nvruuc, was sold Saturday afternoon.
at public auction, to lira. Mary Meatl-
er, of tilt Harbor avenue.
usr EXALTED RULER8 ulcer
AT THE SHOREHAM
J. H. Cromley. of Stamford, Picked“
for Next District Deputy.
choral members of Noru'alk‘
Action will be taken against certain Lodge Benevolent.
boys who have ”pen tampering with of i. tits who are uiembtrs of the Past
locks at Amusement Park baseball Elmlied Rulers Association of the'
grounds. unlms they leapect oihci poo "i'Htitr uiitndt‘d the sen mlannull meet-'
plea property to I greater extent ing of the association iii the Shore'
Trc nascent are warned to stay out of ham “("91 Morris (‘uvv yesterday.)
the park during week-dayu The object of the meeting was tol
. select it candidate for district deputy.i
The Nornalk “wait .1 Union mcm- Tlicrc were present lltl\\Q‘9:l 250 and
here are looking for ticu quarters. 3“” members iiiid Elie-“ti from differ-
Their fainter meeting plate has been Nil PINS Of 1119 Biilt’ J- H CNN“!
ocmipicd by the (ditch Raincoat t‘om of Stamford. president of the auocia-I
puny. At the meeting yesterday, held tion last year, was umtnlmoucly rec-I
at {it W ater street, general business ommended as the nominee for the ol-'
was transacted ficc. M. B. Reidy of Naugntuck, prell.
dent of the tissutitiiion, was in tho‘
Tho police have bectt complained to chair during the meeting Edwu’d'
regarding the playing of ball Sutndavs beach of \‘ew \‘,ork n llll lllbt‘l‘ of New
nearthe junction of Water and Burritt \orlt Lodge. No. l, was clccted tin;
streets. Women residents of that vi- honorary member. Fuel: of the twcn- t
cinlty are complaining of the profanity tyflne lodges in tho state “as repre-'
which seems to be so necessary during sented. Dinner “its in it"t ii at 2. 30;
the'ae games. .o'.clocit I
IN STRATFORD BY STATE
POLICEMEN.
State policemen and Sheriff E. Millig
Tomlinson, of Stratford. at 1 o'clock
yesterday morning raided the Strut-1
ford lnn, which is near the Washing'
ton bridge, arresting three couples,
who were asleep in rooms 0:1 the sm-
ond floor and the proprietor and his
wife. The proprietor is nllillP‘.‘
'Stafford. His wife was Esther l..t.;
rence who at one time resided on
The Norwnlk branch of the Red Water street. Bridgeport. The couples
Cross will meet at the State Armory, melted are fictitious names and.
Norwalk. at 10.30 a. m., Wednesday. Mdresaes. the authoritieI say
June 7.1916 The attendance oi aiii Participating in the raid warm!
members is desired since a number of Silte Policemen Frank Virelli.
Invariant matters including the elec- Bridseman Rowe Wheeler and An
1
——8ee Edmund Breese—himleli. to- ““9
night at the Regent Theatre.
The cases of George F‘. Tierney vs.
ohn lPerce and Mr. Elizabeth Morrison
ngitlnst William N. Crow. are return-
nble tomorrow to the Superior Court.
Mr. Pierce lit sued as a result of an au-j
tomobile collision in Bridgeport. and
Mr. Crew is uued to recover $5,000
from the Emma Walker estate.
um 02 oflcerg, will be taken up Sup-i thony Fall! and Sheriff Tomlinson. 1;
plies toi- bandages have been received Those under arrest will be emirnodf
and active work in melting bandages, today in Stratiord, or their bonds'
etc, will be begun. will be forfeited.
SUMMER CLOTHING FOR
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”WWW 2mm
J
Ladies’ White
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent Leather and Tu Trim.
White Sales and Heals
$3.50
this one thing.
winter nee. Not whet you Day but
value.
Phone 11:3.
We Euphiism
Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity for
We can all you order; to the top notch 01 wiection.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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whatyonptinthercnlteatot i
131 Washington St.
White Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Tan Trim, Rubber Bolel
$2.50
Glover’s
In Washington St.
Hilton Mod. Manager. Free Delivery
For the Best. of Everything in See
Food—We Have It.
Nothing Misrepreseuted—Money Back
If Not Satisfied
CLOSED TOMORROW, DECORATION DAY.
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phonon to! and 109.
'71 North Main St.
DO YOU KNOW
The Clifford Ratlukeller
..-.. Scrvci Daily is to a P. M.
A Business Man's Lunch. 40c
mUAL TO HOST DINNERS
Prepare for Summer
White ti'Ir r.
ALL ON CREDIT
——
Gately & Brennan
42 sou'ru MAIN ST.
~-
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
K. A A. CLAVIN
50 NO. MAIN ST.
.1 WASHINGTON 01’ REIT
Protective Orderl ,_,
.___...—/——-J
Don’t Let Your
Money Pile Up
and neglect the pleasure of
wearing proper glassesl
Difficult Iceing is a handi-
cap in every line of work.
THAMER
“The Menu of Good Glance.”
Ocuiiuc. Optometrists. dptlclnna.
87 Atlantic 8m. Stamford, Conn.
096» Sat. Eve. Till 9. Eu. 1397.
CONGRESSIONAL VACATIQN.
'Capitol had reached an agreement
lit-ave for St. Louis the latter part of
WASHINGTON, June B.—.\iitrltlngl
the first week it the legislative lull‘
ting the national political conven-
tions' period the Hound today began
consideration of miscellaneous bllln.
Party leaders on both sides of the
whereby only httaineas of a routine
nature hhould be taken up for the
next two weeks to permit members -
of Congress to attend the conventions.
There will be no session of the Senate
until Thursday.
Most Republican Senators and Rep-
resentatives had started today forl
”Chicago Democratic members will:
COUCH
HAMMOCKS
the week.
or lawn. From
and economically is an institution, such
whichzhas the knowledge and facilities to provide prompt and
continuous service free from all the drawbactts to‘ which the
individual is subject You fare Cordialiy - invited to consult'tis
regarding the selection of an Executor for your-Will andsttc'a
a‘ consultation will not place you under any obligations.
The ’ South Norwallt Trudi; Company . .;.
The Proper Eer ‘
The Executor best fitted to manage your estate efficiently
as this Company,
SCREEN DOOR. Any' Size ..... $100
M-
Ladies’ Sport Shoes
BUY HOSIERY HERE
We have a Splendid Assortmctt for Man. Woman
and Children
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
last word.
Fully guaranteed to give com-
plete satisfaction. Refrigerators
The ideal Hammock for porch
$4.95§to{$18.00
High or Low Cut:
"L”HONI HM
Yo ur Coal
AT
Water St.
,‘
---JOIN n.-
Sterling Refrigerator Wflub
By securing 1 Sterling Refrig-
erator you get the very best Re-
rigerator made. Keepe
SWEET. Clean and Sanitary.
with the least consumption of ice.
food
Its construction and finish are the
in workmanship.
from
$4. 95 10 $35 .00;
Pin ce Your Order
With Us Now For
Summer Prices
Harris 8t Cans
So. Norwnllt.
"v—_
sill-Pet!
on the roller-end.
fibllvfiho‘u‘n‘nckoipl
[or every our—u an" mill
.i: DES have so much to do with the
your home that it is wise to take no chum in buy.
iSng. y"So alwnya look for that name-«CULUIBIA-
upontlic roller-end and BE SURE of the
yonwwiah. NotonlyintliueaCohmMnSude
"mm—Malia a widoungeofooloringa.
Thin-tutu“ {ah-in "I and wear—hug
unight and smooth. And with the exclusive Columbia
clouded roller. which n dual-proof and nut -—
with the W nickel or copper
and the READY-T0- ANG path
slat in Item and fixture- enclose
excelled in VALUE. Look for the name—COLUMBIA—
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
134—13 WASHINGTON s'r.
podloohol'
p are.
,which comes with
wColumbine are un-
SO. NORWAL'A‘W"
‘ CCBSlthS.
able prices.
awnings.
made.
Wall and High Sta.
pt... m.
law to 18!.
Security 1115 hit it
ngnom'lyu thflam
" The
Norwalk Pawns .. cp
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE ' '
Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew-
elry, Etc, on Sale.
108. Rosetilleltl. Prop.
40 Water St. 50. Norwalk.
Oil Stoves
Two and Three Burnett
F$3.95 to $21.00
GAS PLATES
m and Three Burners.
From rt -. null
nwmmm
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129131qu So Norwaik
. y , P30113105
The New Sciei u
DIFINIIION 0E CHIBG’RANIO
THE SUMMER SEASON‘
Was officially opened yes‘erday and we call especial “--
. tention to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather Ne-
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS.
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very ream-r
SWING COUCHES
Ideal for sleeping porches. With or without frame: and
“CLIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS.
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Scan
PORCH CHAIRS. ROCKERS AND SETTEES.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 85 SON
Funeral Directors. Norwalk. Count-{:7
54 so. Main at,
' Beaupaindr Saunders
S. Norwalk. Phones 251-:3, :
,.
For Up-to-dnto 0mm Cal ‘1
' FRED H. GANUNO.
Funeral Director Ind mum“
We. and Residence
Telephone 904
so. Nat-wall
tuna woitii
OF ALL‘ ”KINDS
SPRAYIN
IN SEASON 0‘
The
Diana
Chocolates
The Better Kind
Ciiiiordgriamacy 9
So. Main and Elizabeth .
Phones 833-153:
River, ..
or.) every M “Mr! .
spam-imam
stunt. ‘1
vomt. '
mm but ionvce pin Ir
New York (foot of
”Emma-val
Norwalk Chronicler