it visitor in Nomad]: yesterday,on
linemen. ‘
Dollars I ‘2
will go a long way just now.
accepted a‘position
Lace Works.
. Raymond add 11111111 in Norwalk.
The more of it you buy at y-
the present prices, the more
you will save. Our
I' cultural preparedness was I held
business
at
Routine
’last night,
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
sioners.
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Tel. 75,1 Class, of the Norwalk
I church parlors.
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Matvin “Captain”
l, William Cameron, ct Steward, was I
Edward Randall, of Winnipault,‘ has
in the. Dresden,
W is 1:11 but buthe indicar l ' 1 , . . .
M are :32; it will go up i . Miss Lucretia Bouton, of New Can-
noon. flan. is vis' 111; this week with Oscar;
I A-moetingin the intenests of agri-
IRedding this afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
‘was transacted
the regular business
meeting of the First District Commis-‘
l The monthly social of the Philathea ‘
2 M. E. Church
will he held tomorrow evening in the
Wlslon, of the after the war Great Bxitain will catch
Texas Oil Company is driving about
5 ‘ 7n a new haven
RD. April 18.4?!” In:
aware or the approach at the out:
bound express, an unidentified Italian
Iwho was walking along the tracks
near Indisn river was struck from be
hind and instantly kméd;.at 10:20
' o’clock Tuesday morning. The man
was hurled 30 feet into the air by the
flying train, thrown in front of the
train and ground to pieces by the
w.heels Almogt every bone in his
body was br.o;lre11
Cut to Pieces
'lhe express \".:;1 stopped and {2111111
' Milford authorities notified. The body
was then taken to George A, Smith’s
undertaking parlors pending identifi-
cation.‘ ,
The victim was walking along the
eastbouudfirack “hen the speeding,
express roared on i125 \V'ay..VV'hether
he “as deaf 01' some other noise
drowned the appxoadiing 1acket of
I I . the train is unknown, but he did not
. GEORGE F' BARBER then turn his head before the. mass
”flow Chicago Tribune.) ‘ot steel struck him with terrific int
”'lltetc is '11 general impression that pact ‘
The body 11' as so mangled that iden-
impossible. The vic
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up to the United States in the matterI tificalion “as
Sworn in Yeeterdey Afternoon by
mayor cm A. Hot-mom '
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Mayor Carl Axel Hui-strum admin? E
istened the oath to the members of
the Defense Dengue, No.1, yesterdayI
1.119110..th the city hall. This or-
ganization is coming along nicely and‘
it has a large number of members.I
The officers of the league are: A J. l
Rummler, Captain; Freeman Lights
First Lieutenant and Percy C. Quin-
-1a1'd, seéond (Lieutenant. The rooster
of the organization follows: -
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C. E. Jennings, C. E Hoyt, liar-ll
shall Hot-t .‘l. R. McC,ausland Dr. EA
ll. Gunilla: 't. F. H. Gleason, J. M. Glov
en A. E. Winchester, E. D. Randall
'1) E Nash, H. L. \‘ash, H. E. Brad
burv, Charles Pierson. BnrgeSs Jen-2
nings. Irving C. Jennings, Frank Nash
Ira 0. Gregory W. F. Beaupaign Hora,
ace R. Nash. E. N. Dart R. H. Hug-II:
ley, Frank Hunkemeyer. William lit,
Tammany, L H Vanderwalker W. E
Mathews, Conxad Frey, Edwin S. Aus-
tin, H. T Collins. William F. Hoyt, A.
C. Holt D. B. Decker, 'R B. McQueen
John H. Light, Frederick LVons,
Franklin Smith, George N. l’tchiDbinu
.C‘USTOM TAILORING OF
THE BETTER KIND
made in our Own workshops.
Highest grade of domestic
3nd foreign woolens.
Suits $35.00 to $65 90
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JOSEPH DAVIS
5Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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‘ EA A YEAR AGO
Ell-TODAY '
gll‘t;11'e('.nlst to: Norwalk and vicinity:
bably showers tonight and Friday.
western disturbance has develop-1
'into a. welldefined storm, which
control this morning over Kansas
may and rainy weather prevails
rally in all the northern districts
m the Rocky Mountains eastward
the Atlantic coast A secondary
urbance is central near Atlantic
, NH}. Several places reported
-dersto‘r1ns. Pleasant weather con
ties in the southern districts. The
operatures are above freezing in all
districts east of the Rocky Moun-
s‘. The temperature is rising slow-
in the eastern portion of the Lake
ion and New England.
..'.—.‘...M. ..s.
Q Teinpcratutc: Low. 900,;11igl1
I .3 Clo—.udy
WEATHER FORECAST.
in a new Ford car which he acquiret) of efficiency.
sev eral days ago. i That impression is wrong.
St l B d‘ t f C t e' What Great Britain will do atteifitht‘.
an ey e ten 0 an or avenu Wat is simply this: She will leave the.
enjoyed a da‘ 5 vacation from his du l' tilted States fat behind in the molten I
.. in n v Db .
tics 1e NONE“: Tire & Ru er of efiiciency unless there is a change
C 1 11 rd '
01111111 1y y ste 11,1 'Iin the United States,- uhich will en-I
iobit her to keep up with the new pact:-
maker. . I
For six months 1 hove looked 11
England trying to see without preltb l1
Dodolph fleeting, formerly of Nor-
walk. has returned to his home in Sta-
ten Island, after having visited
friends in this city for a few days.
Mr and Mrs. Richard MelIgsner,
Center avenue have removed to Pen
eylvania, where Mr. Meigsner hits tic-_mg my ““5“?” “m‘ ‘1‘“ facts.
copied 11 position. j England is .1'VV'ake.
‘Flngland is 1111' she to herself.
l‘nglund is aw eke for herself.
It isn't limfitd to industry. thlsI 111
awakening of ltngland.
eVery part of man's llfc,pol1mal so I111
rial, economic, artistic domestio— 111
evertlhlng 111 which the mlndund
n i could, asking questions and camper 3.
(HI
The Fraternal Order of Eagles, No1»,
11.1111 Aerie, No. 5813, held :1 very ind,
telesting meeting last at citing. Ten
(andldntes were initiated. Judge John
Keogh made. a very interesting ad-
dress on “Law," which was warmly
received by the members onthe or»
ganlzution present. Refreshments in the. divit-rce. laws and woman sot-11911.11 is likely. it‘ he decide. “‘1 department.
were. served later. tirage and continuation schools. I 'join the ”I‘m. ('1th club that he will and in ll 51‘0” bill appropiiate dd'
. 'l‘ln' .1 of affairs hardly realize b0 uptolnud (1111111111 and will not 111' (”958 Faid ll "10“3‘1" ”film" to ill“
Danbury's agricultural H nigh, this. but they are going about their Manager 111111111 Murphy s 1'i"'l1t band flag The, teremonies 9105'?“ “1”]:
for adults,VVl1Iich is being conducted VVo1l10f Stirring Britain 1'0 its depths 1mm. Bull tor 11111111 masons playeg' Shi‘ite“ cheers for the Stars and
1' p ..
undei the direction of the Dunbury with (liaroctcrlstlc British methods jVV'
cal loads of fertilizer have been or the United States. told me that justl
tiered and “1“ be put into “39 ““1119“ before the VV or be bad a meeting oti
lately upon arrival.
iudustr 1111s.
The condition of Francis Gallagher, "But since the “111' began“ says
g9” Se‘emd from m“ ”gm bond M°“l part I have installed emclcncy sys-
day “9”“ when he fell in front 0: terms in over 160 id‘dustrles of the first
11 main “line crossing the railroad tank hays hm” consulted in a lot of
iiy News
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"Mk” in Budgeport “I“ ’IIepmted other cases, and the ten men I have
this morning as being as well as now can ’t, half do the. work 111m aske
could be expected. Mr. Gallagher ‘8 to take on. And I am only one of
still confined to St. Vincent’s Hospl- many ,, '3 t
-. 1' me .
1111. where he was taken fort out lit Ellerywhere 111 the government-facto-I
It tent in the Armory.
. ken up her residence at 'l‘okeneke.
I .——-D.ANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
- crchestra—Chathedrnl Chimes.
I woke.
Huguerite Clark
. o; Fifi,” at the Regent tonight.
“—5...
Gunpsny C, or the Police Auxiliary
‘ss.
‘3 and steel knitting needles.
in the Town Assembly Hall
ding. ‘
..‘.
. or night.
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ANcmc. SATURDAY NIGHT
. on, stationed
The Sixth Company illVV hold a drill
I‘Mrs. M A. Louise; of New Y,ork 11.18
I Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro. 8-
Mrs. Kate N. Norton. of Laltel'illc. '
1., has taken up her residenco 111
in “The For-
_,,drlll tonight in Roodner's Hall.
-pany.A1will drill in the Assembly
Trinity Branch Girls Friendly will
t tonight and work for the Red
Members please bring work . I
special meetin‘gfl‘ot the Norwalk
pita] Asoclation will be held to-
w evening in the uptown court
he degree teem or the 11mm
:kah Lodge, No. 42, I. 0-. 0. iii.
, old a rehear‘sabthls evening at
'clock. The members should all
nd s there will bé initiation to-
an Assembly Hall. Grace Bro. 8:
orchesm—chothedral 0111111611.
> . root the Naval Mint“.
summ'
ll be Milli! tomorrow. AI
Mirage of customs. to} .
I' and pipes have been sent to ~- ,3 ,. . '1" |
by m1 post, together with ’ ‘ . , . u .
. paper 11nd other materials. ‘
:Tffigfilf “new” occurence of. vies and in the controlled worlts, undIt
, ~ - - 3 even in the outside factories VVoxklngI
I " '___' DANCE ion some special government orde1s,‘
Tomorrow night in At'lon hull. Prize new machinery had to be put in.
waltz. ITurning luthes sprung up. The tlrsti
Iones come fmn‘t An1e1lcn,but the inter1
Iones were improved nicdtls made in
!,.llrital11 The manager of a large, mu
nition factory told me that ho V'Vns:
. _ 2303“ mm “2 me “202233 squlte content with the British product, i
7.1.7 no other; "it’ldifarhsur'i' Eand expected to sell it in America :vtl I
Chi-e Miran
I'm-tn Red and Gold Ivlmlllc
3 lim it as apparently
old.
laborer. ‘t7'01oner \lix VVill i11\ estigatc.
of dice, mingling with as many classes as home in lit 1d “-6110“
whereby he will become .1. melnbcfit
1t cove rs that (it'lllns will tome across
spirit of 111111 are interested. It takes ion the Mullahs will be well thrill
Chambel of Commerce is progressing '1 he unr gtlvt' them :1 push, that is all 1., m1,
\‘el‘v nicely at the present lime. One Herbert”. CllSSOIl, who workediwltb Soy when they won the. llt’illlltlli in
car 10ml of 880d potatoes, ,flnd “‘0 Emerson as on efllclency engineer in‘ 1912. .11 .
2000 manageis and owners of British “1'01 Walk C
{be held thls
‘llr lthe Town Assembly Hall building, in
of Center avenue, who had four lin- Cusson “with almost no effect on my Wall street
will remain or be dissolved“ will .‘Ehe
decided at tonight's meeting.
publicspirlted citizen interested in
this important matter is urged to be
d in attendance.
opened at 8 oclock.
And industry had to speed up. ’len‘I -~ -
about 40 $91113
.. William Ryan R l). hchibbins, R0-
was that or a
bert T. Boy,d Rosuell A. Benedict.
Frank Underbill J.E11101'y Stetcns,_
G B. Wright D. ll. Miller '1‘ F. Mc
Mahon,Elbt1t\\ Fitch, Joseph A.
T11y‘,lot Gibson Smith, Laurence Paul.
ills l clothing
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BALL FfilELD CAPTAIN.
That ls Believed to Be the program E. L. Blush R C Hill, Malcolm Love
at New ”3"” to Tobixfi' H A. Mathewson, J '1'. Cut-
NW” “3““ ‘1‘” ““m” h”: 193‘“ bill lolm Stapleton, William ll. Bird,
t star and manager of lllt Ilridgtpon \V A llnni'ord “illiam Somers An-
.11 tom Length (-,lub VVbo ll'ltllV'V-‘I ,m‘ then; Ritur, Victor Tiistram.
moms to (lose
““3" PLACE RAISING AT AMERlCAN HAT
' MFG. COMPANY
The American Hot Mfg. Co’s plun(
_. vs... e.“ -.w... —-_..._.
deal within the next ten
the New lituen club llIeItll had a
long tttlk with OVV'nn Jim Collins llIls‘lI (0, ml of Dav and Raymond street
Week: The '11111 ol‘ft'Ier Ilall “its “0t South Not-walk. presented on animal
bl‘llt‘ll’d ed 1»: one Tuesday afternoon when
111d promptly at one 11. 111. Miss llat'io
the diminutiVe 11111111111 some lie-151a, of the other force amid cheers‘
and musical selections swung Old
l1 itlloli lo the breeze
Harry E Smileld of the amounting
was then called upon
1 to expectations but it is
c'autt
‘s signature to '1. ('ontrtttt.
\‘l'llhtllull to gumd tho pitot 1111:
s
ith the (“'lcteluntl Ameritun Ltctgue
lie “its also \Vlth the lltd
GLAD To LEARN or IT
April‘s 1'.-:l1111genble weather cause'
coldslhnt lead to expensive docto
bllls~bills that could be Molded l'
C
”-‘Mfl—o—oo—u—Ifi‘v‘
meeting of the 2
l the} cold were (bet-lied in time.
Smith. 1421 mm street, Augusta, Ga.
“rite-'12“! got one. 25- cent bottle. of
Foley's Honey and To): anduuy cough
and cold is about. Vv.ell l was glad to
EvIerydearn of 0. great medicine like that "
Fol’Iey’s Honey and Tar enjoys such a
splendid reputation that it is ortenI
important
hutnbcr of Commerce \V'il
evening in the offices in
A very
Whether the“ chambm
The meet u will be .
I g iliglittition is as good as the genuine.—
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Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandrufi and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau dc Quininc 1s thc one effective tonic for itching scalp,
sick hair and dandruff. Used by men and women of renncmcnt the
world over for 100 Vcars. Dun’t risk the use of unknown or inferior
touics. JED. PINA AUD‘S is pill-c, dclightfullwcrfumed and the one
for you. Ask your druggist.5e11d 10: to our rAmcricsn Oflices fora
testing bottle.
Parfumerie m. PINAUD, Dept. MII. ED. PINAUD ELM, New York
‘ "u..llli’.liltiltfllll'llt'uit file? the war- . ~ 1
, revolutions :1 minute were added to!
A M WOOST‘ER ,the dplve; twenty to that. Machinen-
ATTORNEY AT LAW I 931m; of fine jewelry transformed their
, plant for the manufacture of timeI
U. 3. Patent .
Office for Bojklet‘ turned out by the million lnstc id or.
, .by the 10 .000 . . l
l0 “‘"V It
$1115 1mm smear ””95 91““ told me Virtually the some‘
$010 111 11110001513111.11ku11: t
was driven for all it was worth. \lnloj
' t . é ‘
Ln cEvamin II mm fuses; nuts, bolts and scr'eus \V'mo,
on Patents ,
The directors 01' an electrical assent
11111110111194. CONNECTICUT I
"Our line of produt'ls will‘b" cut in:
half,“ he said. “0111' production will?
go up 500 per cent. We'll make less'
thingsuud make more of them. It.
Esounds foolish. but what I mean is that
we may concentrate on cording for
electric light. fixtures and drop out all
tour war}: on telephone connections.
‘IBut we Vii‘l do better 11 ork in the end
Have a
, > Garden
of your own
Referring to the above from ChicaIvI‘
.0 Tribune, George F. Barber says:
I’l‘he president’s message sounds theI
thing. , I ,
3—an3d more of it " . l
Are the best refrigerators on
Ithe market today. They com- .
Ibis c all of the best features
1 that mean the scientific saving
of food, and economy of ice. I
A splendid assortthent of
;. EDDY REFRIGERATQRS
I are now ready for inspection
on our second floor. '
(30111: 111 and see them.
RAYMOND 81 SON
neral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall an High st's. Norwalk.
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note! ”It is evident toe ery thinking,
1111111 that our industrle n the farms,
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We have the proper tool for “II the Shifll’al'dS. in the mines, in the
digging, planting and cultivat-
in ‘I {or the small garden or
must be more economically managed
quirenients 0! our task
Item" :
1At Clifford Hotel this
Culhvator.
tbomponseotonednytothe
Iand better adapted to the particul E I‘ll-t ‘
factories, must be mad more prolific; . . , .
and more efllclent than ever,ItIl1ot they? . '
tfl EVERY CASE}
I ill...
(instead these duster; are
dostlessl
new in
F11: not to send it nymg through the
Dusters—150 and 25o
imitated. «decline, no substitute of l 3 I as there CIVCI‘ a g‘l‘lddlé SO
Skillets—400 to 31.10
Sin: dresses
are fighting!
itfl’cs, a very very real fight
Between the “smalls’ and
the other sorts!
The silk dresses for “aver-
age” women ..nd for women
of full figure are just going to”
have a share of attention. 1,. 1'
They are ready to fight for}
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Dresses for young folks and
for small women set the ball
rolling. ' s .3
Now these other dresses,
and what bentttiesl entet the
contest.
Beautiful Geomett c crepe
Glowing soft taffeta silk ,
Crepe dc chine . >3 :
Satiny charmcuse ‘4.
it!
t
.. {1:30;
1..
Combinations of maps and‘
taffeta or of two shades oft
crepe dc chine. .. 2.1,
There are blue dresses, andI
gray and rose, and rich deeflI'I
1: 1 blacl'cI. .
5 New handsome styles?I %trlmn1ing..in rich harmony or
art contrast, fine dressmaking,—-—AND SPECIAL VALE];
7“” $16. 50
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i .‘.}In:
:1 {111m priced-«qr .3 3
‘ Second noon“?
“‘le
DdsIters thet docflftl
3 raise a duet...
1va Put Woolen; in tit
535.4. ’3‘ mothproof bag. ,
One sure, and easy, way
geep woolens through th
arms;l seafson—put them
.a mo poo paper bag es a
clally built for such use. pi:
They are ready. Special :11th
roomy. tough heavy paper.
Some are made with a, hanger
side to keep clothing in. better I
,-V-.
i: seem to absorb the: dust
onlyto
touttlo again in a. .
oor brushes—850 and “I I‘
d Mitchel—400 and {do I-
ope—850 .
with huddle—$1 were. ,
r
chests—100 150
To: paper—Go 11 est.
Worth floor.
, c brushing-7450 LI , am“
', . ““9" 5,3 unto u. ‘ 11...»,
{32.25 23 To: oompho’r bolls. tor use it
r ~, 1 . clothes are packed away in boxed ,,
any cooking ”m“ I
2.3
as the old-fashloned iron
Cauld there be ‘sucli ‘cak'es
Very sort of 111g that fit
into places where much so
vice is demanded. ..sima
. Small. or splendid quollttc but
Bitten: that are hardly pot ernsu
For these are clippings from bi
pieces of carpet: maples, practical!
They've been finished and are ,
ready to:- use. ‘
6 Best Brussels: 22% by I86 inches-u; .
27be as inches—690. """‘ w
Heavy velvet: 21 by 86 inches—39h.
Third floor. ,, ,_.
dledxrlddleo—Bao to 650
cod-bundle climate—600 to 80¢
doles—650 to 900 ,
lusts—450 to 660 '
e'v
In... 1.11. ..v.
at least $5 on >
new fine cont!
“ ”A little, but Oli so (1.50111
lot of cOats for young folks-at
twitfi a saving of over 35 ft)
"each one who picks!
g; t These smart checked coatéI
' ' of fine woolen and of hi:
' ~ height, with trimming of; “gel;
holed-some of them '
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Norwalk Chronicler