is spending a tear hrs in
Mild: 61111111 conducted the
ing of the East Avenue
,. lint night.
goeker. an old soldier, from
.94. Ram street. 1
Philip H Fielding was
yesterday, on Matters
ted with the school con-
_ 1111111111, 015 Edlie avenue)
‘ bury yesterday as it wil-
tho case of Sarah C Emer- 1
on city or Norwnilg.
Mme A. C. baseball team!
Harwell; Jrs.. will clash onf
.1 k grounds Sunday afternoon
fast game in the expecta-
llotner received a postal card
try from Gnome Sturdevant. of
ry Boulevard, who in in the Nov
Defense Reserve and in sin 1
1 at the Brooklyn '1'. M. C. A..
, N. Y” George reports that
in; is going along nicely.
also received a postal card from
.3 1111mm who is in S* Cath-
Ont. Canada.
commission on Saturday, May ‘
”fills wound that the formal opening
oluh will take place for the sea-
t that. tints. 0 At; a meeting of the
held Wednesday evening. the ’
{bind government to he us-ed in
cludes the club houae, floats
equipment It is hoped that
fer; will have influence on the -
officers in the establishing of
no in this city for the Naval
Manse fleet, which consists or
outliers, Before it was“ voted
"the club over to the vein
ornmodore Philip H. Fielding
y‘explnined how this act
out, the club.
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Raymond street, More recent
' " friends in Stamford.
-Biedernian, of McKinley
entertained a 11umhe1flot
unexpectedly. Saturday even-
6 event: won a surmise party
‘be Mrs. Biederman, and
entire Success. Mr. Blea-
as. greatly astonished 'but
evened and entered into the
08!.
a Adcock' of th est Side.
111‘ will be the first of the local
on to see active nervioo in
' Natty.- .Mr. Adcock has for
time been engineer on a ”speedy
ht 01113211 by New 110111191111
Vandenlisted ' in“? the Naval
’ [hen the boat was offered
yrnment The .cratt." has
" andis‘ understood to hc
111111 on it submarine chaser.
11111 the Rowayton Store
the Cresco tTheatt‘e, in
eoentl‘y, at the ltzhion
a. Hoyt of / M1.
the club 1111111111 151 home
of the 111 etings i1
M.’Neodles, and was
mpressed with the cord
reception. the racy ex
a
or views and general .
111-1111111111 to enter- '
1111i bother bought a piano in your
“High 111111 the,
mum, howevet, ,flm not 1111 good
31111 1111 uninspired 11111 111. 111.. 111.11 111 ‘-
fmtonfiervhiohlmade 111111111.
wwndnfl'sphemmfltoworkfmme .
- expert untried mechanics in the 1
City of Yonkers Tin-nus; my son he
became interested in arixeiess and ha:
become one of our experts in Yon};-
ers.
thing olae,but one of the roost 11:1-
lflnt yesterday with Alonso triotic American boys is one of the.
greenest libéls which could be uttered.
porter for one of the most prominent
New York newnnaners and an it i;
with you, we always aimed at truth
11111111 than sensationalism.
contemporary had taken the pains to
find out who the owner of this ,pl‘op- - .
'erty was, he could have found that .- ~
Yonkers.
headlines to iiislead the public there
is always a comeback.
To the Sheriff- of the County of Fat3
ne‘cticut,
five thousand dollars ($25,000), the
goods or estate of The Hour Publish
mg Company, a egrporatlon organin
11d and existing under the laws of the
State of Connecticut, with an office
and place of business in aaidcity ot '
Nortvnlk,
., before the Superior court to be holden
. Em“ Norwalk \acht Huh w“ in and for the County of Fairfleld on
to answer unto Jenny Hobo, of "funk
era. County of Wcutchester, and State
of New York in a civil actibn, where
W8 V0465 ‘0 turn “‘6 club house the defendant was the. propriotor nun
publisher of 11 certain newspaper call-
which may he needful The ed The Norwalit Hour and printed and
published and hiwing a large circula-
tion, both in said city of Norwalk and 1
in the suburbs thereof. ‘
citizen of the United States, and an
inhabitant of the State of Connecti
cut. and residing within aaid city of
Noiwnlk.
mutter on the fiisi page of said paji
German Government.
ed to mean all sold publication, and
Was understood in sold community. or
meaning that the plaintiff was wick-
the occasion, proving an ex- mud United States and unlawfullv
against said Unlted Staten.
{02 $2590:
(Continue; [rum ;: :1! we":
W-”
y roared their“. Th4
Mr. John Rob is one of the mint
Any tirilinuat’ion that he is an};
I was for a number of years re
If- you:
tllwas the mother of John ammo A
When editor-s condescend to use big
’WM. SHRIVE.
field, His Deputy, 01 either Sheriff
of the City of 11111111111 within said
County, Greeting. w
By authority of the State of Con-
you’ are lureby commanded.
o attach to the value. of twenty
and it summon to appear
he first Tuesday 0: May, 1917, titer
n the plaintiff complains and says:
1-1—011 or about March 27th. 1917,
2- “(Lhwnaid day the plaintiff was :1
".011 March 271b, 1917, the ,defenti
not published 01' 11nd conceining the
daintiil' ce1l.11'n false and defamatory
'11 flpiominently displayed a cop).
hereof being hereto annexed and
marked Exhibit A.
4--'—Pri01 to said date of nuhllcatlora
ho United States hull Sf‘t‘lmed :llpio
matic .rola‘rions with the Impeiinl
5.9145 more fully appears in. nah“
Exhibit A, sold defendant publisher"
the that among other statements. the
said plaintiff was a German plotter.
that German \plois of almost unhe'
‘ievhblo proportions and actual. "hora
‘ions in connection with some of ”row 1
were under way 111 choir homo and iv
1.11 elaborate machine shop in the row
if the 11111111111111.1111 that the plnlnt‘t'
’“ll her family had 11 large wireles
station and also that a certain gnsr
‘ino pump on the sidewall: of said
premises; was a fake. .
7—-Tho defendant meant and intend
edly devising and intending to dis.
turn the peace and tianquility of the
and malicio sly and t1eacherouslv
committing cts and forming plots.
8~An n résult of said false and
malicious publication, the plainlifl
has been injured in her good ham!
and reputation and or edit
Theknlniniil‘i claims $25 090 llilll"
ages. ' .
Joseph G Shapiro of Shelton. (lob
oecllcut is recognized in $50 to 9108' -
acute, etc. ‘ -
l the subscribing authoritv, hon
by certify that l have personal
knowledge no to the finnno’lltl resoun-
sthility oi" the plaintiff. and deem it
*“fllcieht. to pay the coats of this no
ion.
Of this writ with your doings (herc
RUN 1:00WN. worn <
1: Will Cost."
on! Not ‘ ‘
we Have 11 Remedy T "
You Nothing if i
Help You
"ould journey to his .7
From the enthusiastic
oocaaion, it is evident
proved: an exceptionally
South Norn‘vnlk women will 91111..
realize that we mean incll what we
say in the above heading
like the following prove the eillclency
o wool in such caserzx' J .
111111; the benefit of the othei 111411
men. _I want to say that I keep
11o any life in me and
. ad an moi: annutga
Letters = '
figgficw $5 98hr 1011011111111
l is” ‘
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{to the facts.
row at specially low prices
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DRESSES
MADE TO SELL F012 37 98'. $12 98 $13 50 UP 101.1530};
$10 93514031031911 $14. 98
CHOICE
Ladms and Misses
Coats
This is one of the greatest exhibits of
coats considering the range of styltsi
beauty of material and. the smartncss‘ of
fashions and, 11-1 for value. where canyon
obtain so much money as here now? go
The prices are: $5.98 to $30.00
I
1
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Our spring seleptions of suits are brilliant, the sturdicst
materials, the prettiest patterns and the smartest styles are
all here at
' $12 98 to
We 1111111; you 11111 0dr most
. are when we are preparing our advertisements, ; .
when we put the seal of our, approval on prena-
, statements, of fact which go into public
4,116.11 oh: honestly and actually true according. . ‘
Ladies and Mlss‘es’ Sulis
Every accepted style, all the latest materials in
.thc best; of potterns are to be found here tomor-
317.98,- 522.5%, and, $26.50.
Are the Values we are offering . .
Ladies Dress and
serious moments
.ngorif Slorts l
reunion 11 “911111 M1111 ‘
“Francis '
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.’ Dressers and
ll]
we wish to rally»: Attention to e42 con-ohm he?”
Furniture. R1131. Mailings. Draperies, Congoleuzn Edgar.
Linoleums. Window Shun, Stoves. Ranges, Hmloflumlfil'
inn. comprising the largest and mi mist: armament
iobehadandatpmamtohoequallcd. 1
:1 .
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$1.00 111111, $1.00 Per 11111
puts one of these Mcllovgall
, Kitchen Cabinets in. your
111111112." The greatest labor“
3‘: saving article to he had.
' $1810 $35
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In oak, mahogany, circassign
walnut, white enamel, old ivory,
bird’s eye maple. ‘
$6.08 to $45. 00
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1111:1111 Room
, Suites
Complete sets in golden
'oak, fumed oak, Jacobean /
‘ and mahogany finishes.
1 $48.00 to $175.00
01111112 of Woonlhnosin all '
finishes; also BRASS and IRON,
in all the newest designs and
finishes.
$4 .59 11 $55. 00
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' BABY CAlRRIAGES
In All Finishes
'1 $12.50 16335.00
. SULKIES .4
$2.98 to $21.00
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Norwnlk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On 1311111 Other Mountings. f x '
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
.11
jtiona prornptly tilled. Expert Repairing.
l. ....._ _ a”... W...—
Saturday Specrals
last 11111111111 Cash Grocery . ;
,Te whore. 713- 3 free Deliver!"
\
_‘Magnolia or Clover Milk, per can ........ - .......... 14¢. . L '
"Butte“. the finest creamer-y, per 1b. ................. 48$
; Condensed Milk, per can . .'. . . . ...... . _
‘ 11111111191 Spaghetti or macaroni .. . . . .. .
Pure Lard, per 1b.. .. ,
GranulatedSugar..............' ........ .
Hour: GathEMEggnper. doz.
Pure Fruit Jell . . ..
, Best Family Flour; a bag. .. .-
ell-O or Tryphosa
Shoulders,
Fancy H'adiiRice . .y
Selected Mixed free, pet lb. .. ......
“ esh roasted Coffee, an
quart' are out. to.
' ak . aPkg'
nt, 101: pkg. cut to
Smite grzdoSoap :- , f; ,
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................
V’cai'r-01-1-u1. 1. ~11.
..........
1:111; and tender, all). .....
411) 2511
5 25¢; .1 -
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Norwalk Chronicler