IE1 print-ad designs as
.A large and varied
K. BANKS
I . 0 Hotel Block.
Coot?) Nowell:
._a .__._..._.__—
the NewMethod, the Oscar
5 curse, on Victroia Rec-
The entire course, $25 oo.‘
Y ’3; .
:Call nswPhone 1446
:L 19. RU
.30. Main St. So. Nerwalk.
lea aid of the Fi1s1 31.15.
ll meet on “Vulnexday at 2
i'thelchurt'h. Refreshments
5 lootine hustnesa “as our-
,flu at last night’s regular meek
r-Brotlters' Lodge No 10, l
. ”"9““
Nine Stranger Lodge, N0. (34.
Gem'ge will hold 11 regular
this evening, in the lodge
31' Main street. Routine hust-
ll be transacted.
will be a regular monthly
pythis e1'19nl111:,of the Board of
of the No1 walk Hospital As-
in the patriots of the. Nor-
. Important business will
, gulnr wecklt' (hill of the
CDmptuly C‘ .A. C, 11111 be held
In the local armory. Mom-
he company will be measured
uniforms tonight, after the
been concluded. l
, E Anderson, milllnor
tre . South Nor-walk.
be a regular 11 eokly moot-
vI ing. of the N'otwalk Seoul-
.1101, in the downtown it
embers of the school are
present, iiiusnmclr. 's in1
silliness will be brought up.
trick} Day event, of A. 0
111115 in hockwod’ 5 Hall
11, formerly of Danibut'v.
(crests in tho Hodshon
ed for the last linen years,
:mhury NOVP a.
Ithe efforts
rs'lof Catholic
2, K of C, will have tin
ing Roland
ism." Mr, Dnnné
crker, and his Ilec
his boyhood 11y;
' {ARRESTED MAN
I
10
Gallium! OhiO. which ll“ fe\ry transportation
he the management of the Hell
’00 *5 hill department, in Island to the East RiVer tube, thence
()l‘I‘".\..lto15'ncy
oil, of New York and Non
I ‘ Union
J.
orkGity, spook on the;
is
5, ll he delivered to the
AFTER ALL is done
AND SAID—when your
_ DAILY CLOTHES you’ve
shed
WHEN BUSINESS
thoughts
HAVE FLED—is there
ANYTHING more .
ENJOYA'BLE—then just
READING IN bed?
Pajamas to add to that
great and glorious feeling;
smooth, silky materials that
induce soothing slumber;
cut full and large.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Note all: . ,
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So, Norwalk
HERBERT C HOOVER }
MAY BE MURDERER
1;. rim-1 t‘. llo'wor. American dit'oc.
ltoi' of the rolitif work in Belgium,
Nicola DenniCO's Descrllflll’n L'ke 1111111111. the statement that bread costs
! ”Tfi'at of 'Man'Wanted "1 Canada l . 111111 in Now ”it"o1k City.
, TORRINGTON March 13—50120 ~13 11.» .._.1.1 11 0.111 he lion: in in Belgium
Dennico,11110 “as charged “1‘“ 9“ for tour cents a pound, while in New
tempting to steal from the New llcu ‘IYoul. it costs six
tury restaurant on Saturday moralnui .
has hound our to the supoxioi couri:WE.GH1-Iop SILVER ”I"
’undt 1' $500 bonds at n homing yestor- \' TO MUCH FOR ROBBER
(luv after-.itoon 11 was learned todnv,‘
that of 11 111-111 “ho is similar to thatoiIHotd Up Man Caught Trying to Get
a man who is wanted in Wt nitipeh Away With $3. 000 Pyaroll
Canada, ulto is 11 fugitive 1mm justice 1M ANClll'LS 'l‘lfllt,
us 1111 031111911 mlSOllH‘, and who was l‘utk Stevens. 1111) master
committed on 'u charge of murder intli. McElwsin Shoe.
connection with burglary. ‘ln'ld up and robbedof 11 satchel
The matter is being investig'tted containing a payroll of $3 000 by on
and word is expected from Crumduumiden tilled 1111111 in South Manches-
11“\
or the W.
Company, was
511001111 11'“ .1111 of so 000 is offend ter, yesterday
for the arrest of the escaped pr-ison | The robbers light. was hindered
or. Denuicos finger prints warp bv the weight of the. satchel; ""1'1'l'1
taken and be will be photogtophou icontained a huge amount oi silver
and he was captured after firing twtm
at his pursuors. The money was re
covered.
tomoriou before being taken to jail.
Hurry llnthbun, whom Dennico tried
to impliCate in the burglury. was
discharged as no evidence was pro» -Tho robber refused to' tell his
duccd to show that he had :1 port "31.110. hut. 11011111111 11111111 ticket is-
in the nifuii'. .511th ll)’ :1 l‘t'stnurnnt at Worcester,
[11111511, and the police believe he
10111110. from that city.
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NEW ROUTE SOON OPEN
Express Will Run 1.11.. the] A good adv.
’Dlll’lel‘.
’ Hell gate Bridge t
The opening of the New York Con "r"
nectlng railroad. which 11"” couacrt‘; SDUTH NORWALK TRUST com
the New York, New ‘llnvt'n & lldt't PANV STATEMENT
lord rond 111111 the Pomtmlvania s1. 1 Th" “N “lllll‘l‘mm 01' the South
5Fedcral pays best in the best
tent by “111‘ oi the new Midg e coins-1 ,Xorwulk 11111 Company 11inco its ill',
Long island 801111]. at Hull (late ,11'. "9“‘0 ”f 01101111 “0““ “1““ “'9’” l“
the enhance to the East Rivet, New to 0m“ "'1 “9““ 13h 110091le in!
our columns today
The stutt'ntcnt shows the (Hapitnl
road‘s service. The train will run .111 surplus 11.1111 undivided profits to tie
lliidgeport however, instead 0£$215M00000 thoI deposits nmount
through Dnnbury 32316830. 63 and the total resources
( l
"l‘he ~con1plctiozt 111‘ the Hell ("into 111:5$£,.14?15'11.3.1 The Tm“ 00mph“
bridge “ill make it possible to turn! :1)” [315.2 Kb 0151 venrs5o Gum“ month,
from \‘ow England to Philadelphia ' I t :1 1111111111 1111 (01111111
1 . . .
Washington and the south without ispfr::;wb (liltlgtflngrcmx 5:21]; 1:3?
around New y ' 11 0
011' s. n .. t ..
Tho trains villi cross the to 11 u etul and 5 cross ul future
Gntc bridge, run along Long
York “ill moon the
Federal express
1ostorntion of th '1
to the New Haven
Yo1 k oitv.
MN
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under the river to the Pennsylmnid [A] BIG MEAL. ‘.{! N
station New York. -
The new route, “ l1'cl1 1111s formally!
inspected by railroad' officials lost! SflUR, Am!) SI )MACH
2
tic in 11 short time. 5' INDIGESHUN OR GA85
1' LOl' will he opened i‘oi public it cli- l
SWAMPIED av FREE scan
REQUESTS '.
1‘“:3]NGTON, March lie—Since .
the home gafdening movement began“
throughouout the country as a menus
to meet the increased cost of food the
“Papa’s Diapepsin" is Quickest, SutI
'estIStomach Relief Kriown~
Try it!
T111111 it! I Pope’s Dinpepsln will
'sweeton a sour, gassy or out-of-order
swamped with hundreds of thousands
requests f" free 99968 I or what you. eat lies like 11111111151 .11
““119 of the department say that lead lit your 110.111.111.01 it you have
on rtunetely they have 11° seeds to heartburn, that is usually a sign or
5 The tree needs provided acidity of the swimsuit
ongms are distributed as mem-
r11 tGengrcss themselves direct
stomach gas or heartburn, tullneSs
and 11111111..
N 11.. March 13.~ I
to;
Depmttnont of Agriculture has been- stomach within five minutes 5 1
If your meals don't fit. comfortably, .
Got from your pharmacist is. 11119.
cent. case of Paps s Diapepsiu and take
a dose just?" as soon as you 111111. There"
Will be no sour risings, no batching cf
undigested food mixed with acid, 111) .
UNION WALL PAPER co., Inc.
a
Ten earloads of the latest and most artistic w’allhangings
selves and continue to sell our papers for 51: and 101: per roll,
sell {or 25c, 50c and $1.60 per roll .1
5 PAPERS SOLD TO DEALERS. Silk and Satin Stripes,
I Nothing Ove
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1432 MAIN STREET,
‘-
SOCIETY OF COLONIAL
WARS TAKES STAND
BACKING PRESIDENT
Will Stay on l‘oIriegInI 5 ,
Relation Calamity;
Officers Nominated for Annual Meet.
*3 i log in New Haven May 16.
NEW HAVEN March mm A1 ..
special court of the Society or Colo
nlnl Wins in tho SllI'tto .11 Connecticut,
held here yesterday after noon 11 res
olution was passed by the society sus
mining President Wilson in his foli-
. doctors to preserve the honor and sat
oty of the notion". The’soctety 11.11.1111.
mod its slate to be voted upon at. tln‘~
firmefirnl court to be held at the Hotel
Taft in this city on May 16. The list: is
its follows: Governm'hJohn H. Perry,
Seutltport; deputy governor, Rev. Wil-
listen Walker, New Haven; lloutonant
' governor, Frederick K. Kingsbury,
New Halon; secretary, Lucius IA. Bar-
bour, llIarttord; treasurer, Rulph
W. Cuiler, Hartford: registrar, Frank
J
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ll: Gay, Hartford; historian, Rev.
Willlston 5 Walker; chaplain, 'Rcv.
Francis Goodwin. Hartford“; genenlo
gist, Lucius B. Barbour, Hartford;
until
torhut'y;
Haven,
town.
1 .a. .5...— M...
WAGNER STILL UNSIGNED
PITTSBURGH, P11... March 13 ~Wol-
1121' Schmidt, catcher, to- dnv telegraph-
,l-ch tron} his home in Ilugson, 011%., that
he would accept the terms of the
Pittsburgh National League club
. Three playensmllans Wagner, in;
II5If ider; Max Carey, out.ileide., and:
'William Fischer, (Molten—«have not
fiignod contracts.
now “11 "111111113
curl. who once on a. 11.111 'w stalled]
f‘Gumshpe Bil, " will remain ohaib‘
man .11 the Foreign Relations CourI
mittee of the United 5Sta55teu Senate;
New
Middle ~
531111111111 It. Sargent,
Frank B. Weeks,
hello! in live mined; awaiting for 5
dced Showmg let }
Paper for Spring 1917 ‘
The Largest ExcluSive Wall Paper- House in the United States
able tiles, Spanish leaIt tors, Aerchromes, Etruscan fibr as, GranadIas, two-tone clients,
pictorial friezes,beautifil cut‘out borders to match all papers Animal cut— —outs for the childrm’s' mm and kindctgar-
' tens, etc. In fact we carry the largest and most exclusiv: line of any housc‘ 111 the United States. Stores In. all principal
II
i The
3111111115 and the Tigers will meet at the
their two straight \i'inu from the “hard
gentlemen of the council to Sort-11,3
1920."Artl1ur R. Kimball, Wn- '
“tried it and proved that it wiilaccoms'
drounded upon physician‘s prescrip-
1132 Main 51,. 11111111211111
now ready'for your inspection and selection. Although Wall-
. papershave advanced over 30% we have decided not to raise our prices but to bear the burden of the advance our~
the same quality of papers the other (leaks are compelled to
Our vast assortment consists of important duplex oatrocal papers in 20 populai shades at In: 111:: mil, with or
1 ..without borders, any d1y or any hour. You are not co npelled m 1:.1y borders unless you desirefim R0 OATMEAL
Chamhrays, Cloth effects, Tapestries, Grass papers, Wash»-
irnported puma crowns, wide
.Our Prices 5.: and 5100 Per Roll-u '
1' me For R5011
Uni-on Wall Paper (21).,” Inc
BRIDGEPORT CGNN
Hl" 1 TlNIG LrHE MIAIPLES
Norwztlks and the Palace will
clash tonight, at tho uptown alloys for."
ideas A. marry Pun
emu. UNEMPLOYED
Lthc 'sccond time since the opening of 544 W 11111 widower! 0M 0? 733
the City League rnce. 1' Mt mutation
11mm. March Ill—~01 the 3.
Count street alleys for the opening of 03': m applying for employment.
the sodium series in the race, between to the ml: in»: rmpidyment btneaus
tho two‘ teams. ,, in the 11319.1,864 or 01.3 per cent.
Tim New" and the Marvels are e!- were. ”when! with situations during
rooted to put up a great battle on the mummy according to figures given
duck plus this Friday night, at the No!- a,“ W lily mp state bureau of la-
walk AWN bosom the operations of the first
The initiation 1011111 oxpchtu to wal- humus; mm: mouth.
lop the Office. crcu three straight pm,” by cm”
when they meet. tomorrow night for a M W by ”fins are
big pin match 11111119., at the Norwallr. Harm-11d- Applications {or employ-
Alleys. The Lobrntory team but the um magpficafions for help 63 6'
ptesenl time, burning up the league. Eitmm neared 470 '
The newspapermen and the uptown New Exam; Applications for em.
1...... w" 2...... 5'", 1'3," .1... mm... .11.... .0. 1.... 1... .1...
his season, i 1s butur .13 .1 ornoon, titans 338.
at. the Norwalk _Alleys. The cheek fl , _ 5
- 5. ‘ .midmt. For e l . ;
handlers are getting pretty cocky over for m 5“: mp Gymth 733
.. _, WW: " I
boiled eggs,” and so the‘ eggs" aref my help 1&3: ”Fotfigfsmggizé 3;:
1 :11 n d 11' a con-
13;: :2 5:15;: WI T “ “(Ii rs o 11 i m: Fin-employment 208; for
‘5' , W- help 1195!; flirtatious secured 180.
A DEPENDABLE MEDICINE mm and GET
Lydia E l’inkham' 11 Vegetable Com— “111555.!5 5's,
The. Indepen-
round is a dependable root and herb
medicincf it has made a place for it-}
self among thegrént. mass of people.
because .tlhousandsof sick women hovel
Melted Milk
, ,_. . W- (Mao Vt“,
plish 1111 that 11111111111111 for it. No 15mm
thing 1111qu orahlc can honestly be said
a‘himt it It does not contain 1111111 for WW“ Sam“. c. _
'ous drugs. It is a root; and herhremédy - , . ‘ . 5. ~ 1 .
’ FREQ fi. GANUNG.
M Motor Sand Embalm
,‘flfliee'm‘d Residence
Telephone-W -
“8111132121 St. 80. NoMaIl
titan, and is manufactured for. a splash?
ic purpose. That it accomplishes this;
purpose is proved by thousands: and
1thousands oi? convin‘ciiig bastimoninls.‘ t
L.
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5 E3 forI’D-h-t-Ou‘nohu-awoq4mneIuI-I
fiCa 1d DutchCleihneifor‘.‘.--..,._..m., . fiat
ho Grain Rice ..........-.1_.-.. 17* 3 lbs. for 5 .
year. ‘5 bushel $2475
5 . 5 5 5 lbs; for
mattress“. Butter per"! ... . .
cry I’cInMLI‘ ‘n-tvCGoWh-ohta "up"
wm‘ cit-awoo'an urea-v o a
situation secnréd' 493. I
The Original .
Norwalk Chronicler