RECORDS BY THE
AL DIXIELAND
IASS BAND
very Stable 3lues. Fox
Trot
D' 'eland 1355 Band.
One Step.
Poor Butterfly
‘ 'Allah’s Holiday.
11 ,N N ELL-Y’s
M Mb Main Street
USE PAINTING
ates Cheerfully Given
ll us—Phone 1446
,6 business was disposed oi
Itegular meeting of the 111.11
Commissioners, whiiil
’ .1 0 Paradise. 11 former con-
villneas. .The deceased was 75
ge, and Is survived by 11
or children. Funeral servic-
‘llt'lw held Saturday morning at
‘ ck ' 110111 St. Mary's Church.
tel-meat will be made in Si.
‘oejlnetcry.
Jamming of the gears between
and second, on :1 big three-ton
"truck belonging
the local coal dealers held up
ey traillc for some time this mom-
a}! the corner of Main and Wall
' The big machine became
on the car tracks 111 front of
W. Bencdicis sin-0111 market. in
11111111119 colnbined efforts
tif‘se crowd of bystanders to
It truck oi! oi the track proved
still, and it was not until
in: chains had been removed
9 Jammed gears could be re
Trolley car passengers were
to change cars at the scene
le-up. inasmuch as the dis-
achine completely blocked the.
n the south side of the street.
boring 011 the truck {01 about
, workmen finally succeeded
g the machine back
'rAUK POlN-‘l’ eon GREAT
‘ CAMP.
Recruits to Be Massed There
Under Present Plans.
HINGTON April 2(irltear
11.111111111111111, chief of the bureau
vigation, told the House Naval
uittee yesterday the old James-
exposition site was needed inl-
Vely as a training station: that
modations should 11110111'01'ide11
'0111111111 Point, 1., l..1 1- l.111111111-
and tllat 1'91: tilting must stop
a large deficiency appromia-
or personnel Wore pusst'd. The
"German sili1ls,hc s11'1d,should
‘ .as quartets for 90 111111 more
DA‘NOING’SATURDAY NIG’HT
Assembly'Hau, Grace Bra. 8-
, 1 11411111121111 Chimes.
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in Bishop & '
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No need to search the
“Great White Way" of New
York to see the right clothes.
We've done it for you, and
the correct styles are right
here in our shop, the latest
ideas of men's wear.>
Some extreme models for
young men, lively patterns,
snappy colors and just a bit
ultra in fit.
I Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Nerwalk Norwall:
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Sc:onri Session ”.1933.
I 1411111111111-11111111. 111111111 session,
Ill1'1ti. J. lial'rit'i S. ll11l1'llkl‘>.1
S; lllOid llolcllkiss. Sanloz'tl i e115:
,‘liotcllkiss, Jl'., 1'11 Sanford 1.. lioicir’
lhisn Sara Slmord li:1t1|1i11'~ 15.911111
_i'o- d l. liotcllkiss Suit 1'111' 1111.11'.1tci'
can; 1111111 and alimony without tliiolcc
,ulldct Settlon L’llift.1l11n oi 1111i dit-
tion, plaintiii b1 lug lesidt'nt of Now
liatcn count) and defendant :1 rui-
that of I“lllil‘lt‘ld county Arguments
to jurisdiction and action at law and
under statute. 1111111111111 s 1111-11 of no
jurisdiction in bar 111' action allowed.
Hill and lloardlnnn;
111111, Jacob ii. Klein.
11. 111.
1‘ l‘ostpollttl lill fall» Jim-11h ll.,..‘\l'.11~
Il"111'l;1nd \‘s'. Simeon l'casc,.lo.~'1'11l1
[39.111121 1:. Sim: on Peace llaimoud
1(‘1'11111 vs. Simeon i’cnsc, Atti on oi
tori for alleged injuries to pininii“ .1
riding liloiol'cvt'lcs 1111 June “I
Adjourned '11:le
‘50,
Foster and MOI'-‘
COLUNBAPLATT.
0111' of the prettiest wedding core.
monies held in Norwalk for some
1in1e took place this morning at 11‘.
o'clock in St. Mary‘s 'church when
Rev. James G. McGuinnis united ill
marriage Miss Edna Juliet Plait,
daughter of George Orrin Plait, of 24
153111: street. and John Joseph Collins.
of 46 \l’oodward avenue. Both young
people are well known and extremely
p1 pillar in Norwalk, 1111 'bride being
11 g' aduate nurse of the .‘vorwalk hos
pit:- .1, and Mr.
ill the employ of the Schumann Art
bouquet of white roses and lllill‘KUrl‘
lltllt‘S‘Ml‘S .1i.ll.St'1,l1nmmn sister
Iof the in 11111 With matron oi 111231101 11111!
I in 1111.1 nitratli'. ily rushed in tl1~‘li,
Illlllt‘ chill‘on taffeta with hat to lnutcdh
She bouquet (if 01-
:Illllillll roses
I 'lllolll‘dt‘ Collins, 11f \slnl'in
carriid 21 Ion-iv
L. l..
11111111,a111i the ushers wort (halies l.
1
iTllol'p, and i«‘l'cticrick (olllns I
. lilllllt’lilillt‘l)
It' 1'1‘
I'llt ld
‘wii‘Mt
'. was served.
Upon 11311111111111 from then wedding
11'. p 1111 newlv lnnl'lied 1‘ mile will re-
side i:1V\ood11.1r1i urtntlc,
Among the guests who were pres-
.enl at the wedding cciemonv and the
reception now Mr. and 3111".
after the wedding
lnony, 11 111lighlful reception was.
at the bride‘s homo,
where the wedding bl‘i‘akl‘flfil‘
1
'I‘ humus;
‘ I
i at» matron nation- of the
Ben
Ilii‘lh irritate 1.51119 grout world wars
We”
mama-cur.»
Anna-1:111 m with» mks
In in“ m flood-111 nigh: in his
outliers oboe: In New Laden m:
he: then- bo. had some (at 11111141”.
the disposal in luck Inland. shirt:
lies a! the show here. Leann a .111
I?! 0! interest. Capl. Smith. who was
one of the most picturesque char-
..Wflugm of “u, nddmn. nctero along the Connecticut shore.
‘lhe out meeting of the clubuiil Wu :1 Ponugucse by birth. but be
h" held vn Friday evening. liar I'LIlml lived on the 121111111 for many
at which time a prominent leciurer' .
will 111111 on 1111111111. I’e‘“ ,
-- .___.. 1PM Society of New Haven helped
RATINGS IN NAVAL RESERVE Ihim [0 buy the island and took t‘t
mortgage on it to secure the loan.
Announcement "159 by EM'O" Hun- Capt. Smith and his wife have lived
Erma: 120120;: '3; 3121mm.“ 9:11“ a life of seclusion on the island. and
ratings received of the men enrolled
in the l'uited States Naval Reserve
Force by the T1111 cling Enrolling'
part). linsign Francis T. Hunter. U.
u in 1W Smile: with
1th Hilda-i. nth-I In one of M
in: interest mull: at this tile.
III" Ana-rim is m side by side
llcinaultuenu were carved at the
land will fall to her.
l
i
I
(‘oilins béing a printer; Norwaik,
S N H. i".. oilicer in charge, on their
three day stay at (‘in 11311- -- ed here. tomorrow
1“ onn.. Mathinists'
m“ "1““ and is known to seamen all along
l
I
bloihtl' oi the gr 111ml, acted as hi 11!:
.11' 1 1 1 N 1L _ 1 1 Hyatt it‘lnlcr Harold. 14 Bells place
.I.‘ 1.11 ‘11“; 2:9,“; 3‘32? ‘2?!“ :0“ :18 East Norwalk. (‘onn. Machinists' the coast.
is .1 1.411 .11 1 11. up. 0.8 co.'- Mate. first “Mi _._-.-..-_. n.-. _._.
PM and 3150 0‘ ”19 IM'dl ““1 Melts K111111111. Edward Joseph, 215 B. EXCISE BlLL KILLED.
i ‘.odtc. Washington sir-.111 l-l.1\‘111'walk. (‘onn.. .l __,__._
1 File bride was handsomely attired SPWfigllefi‘iltl‘yab‘Q liinford place ERemonctrance Measure Had Few‘
i‘n ‘ d!‘ 55 0‘ whit. cinbioiderediu Nol'vv1.‘1lk‘ (‘onn Seaman, lllal‘ Friends In House. ‘
aGeorgi-tic crepe with “line llal (11,013”. A proposed law favorably repongd
match, and carried 11 beautiful' 1101111 Harry, 9 [inniord place, i". by the excise committee of th: llgis-
.Nolwalk (111111.a1'111n11n first ‘13“ lature, designed to limit the signing
Ki nnedy, William \"111111.n"1 1 print-
11111 111-11111, 1101-1121111, 11111111., nit-11:11:11,0f mmonstranres against liquor 1'1-
1'i.1n 111111111111 class. tcellecs to people who lth' within half
hingyt'l, Martin, 17. Laura Fll‘i‘el,‘a mug of 1119, ”090511111 location in
Liontil th‘n'walk, Conn, Quartermaster, cities, and within a mile in thinly
iir l 1'11“ 1 .
settled towns found few friends when
ll acken. l '11111n ('corgm New C111 '
‘ I) ‘ it the reached the House of iRepresen-
naan avenuq, W. Norwaik, Conn
\1-111111111, second class. tntives yesterday.
Montgomery, Howard Arthur, 2, Representative Cane of Saugaiuuk
amid-11 111111311, Norwnlk, Conn, Iioat- moved its passage. Thcn'came a‘.‘
3
2i lsauc I
1 Secretary Lansing.
IAmerican Commission to Russia To“! 5“”
5.1111111 ‘ Mate. “mud class. Tavalnnche of attacks from all parts of
1 lie resentativc Clark of
RMAN- ‘the ”01151.11
8083119<20¥22gsmcm€é1011 Vt oodbridgc, started it and among
T0 RUSSIA ‘oih: 1's who spoke against it were Rep
WASHINGTON April 26__1'csentati1'e Shaw of lleddlntz, Candee
Elihu Root former Secretary of of Norwalk. and Dillon of Huntington
' Representative Peasley,majo1!.'}'
State, after conferences early to- '
day w. ill Prcs' dent Wilson and leader dealt the measure a kick and
fern ally aC-.“-‘ finish 11'11." apparent. Here it was
031-111, 0f the that Reprcstntative 111111.111 New Mil-
Icepted the chairma
".Mr Spenkcl, it is quite evident
Mr. Root spent an hour with
1915 Collins of AWN“ 14 l.\lr11nd Mrs the president 31 the Whit: HouSe that this poor little bill has no friends
by toil Mon 11 11h d: {1 111111111 s 111111111111 thm (‘ollins 0i Dimlluty. (.‘onn.. Mr. discuscing the Russian 8 tuation. in this House. Let us kill it as quick
bite in llarltn
i ’1‘1111111' s 11 -Hl;.!llllli>lll'
lini‘i‘cl, \l'aterbury. vi;
Smith. Norwnlk. Sarah 1’.
joined as co-dcfendunt
foreclosure of mortgage of $2, 8111);
held hv plaintiff 1111 defendants"
111‘011111ygiven June 11,1915
Louis it.
i«‘ mlly ll.
Matthews
Sarah Matthews, daughter of de-
fendant Emily ll. Smith. that convey-
ance of one-half undivided interest
i.li plopel'iy made by her was invalid
because of bel mental lnconlpclencv
known to plaintiff 11nd petition for
cancellation of mortgage as to her
ionellalf undivided interest and le-
,con1'1:y1mcc of some 11ndi1idcd hall.
John A. Colnell. Jl'.,'l'1i11111'1l ll.
Ilrndlcy, C, M. Lockwood.
I ._._._-~..~.
ONE RECRUIT FOR NAVY.
M
Harry Van Wagner, of Clark Street,
Sent to New Haven. Vt'sterday
One recruit has been secured by
Ithe recruiting party for the United
States Navy now stationed in Room
Fi1',c (‘itv Iiall. lie is Hurry rVan
.\\.11.ner. of Clark sheet. The young
fellow was sent to New Haven yester-
day to undergo flntil examinations.
(‘hief Electrician Stuart. who is in
charge of the party, has high aspira-
tions of securing at least twenty-live
recruits from Norwalk. He has start-
ed an energetic campaign in this di-
rection and posters of all sorts and
descriptions have been distributed
throughout the city.
Mr Stuart expects to visit Dal'lrn,
Rowayion, and \Vestport during his
Ista'. here The recruiting party will
'be at the city hall until May 5. Van
Wagner was the. first of the live hum
Idred 11111111 men that Connecticut has
been asked to recruit for the. Federal
government Mr Stuart 117110 has sev-
1ral other prospects
He does not ask that a young fel-
low visit him in the oflice at the city
hall with the express intention or en.
tcling the navy. He wants them to
feel flee to call upon him for informa-
: ‘Cmmfiihfiédil-Ls
Leila! th you Dru ulor
«imminent» and
I'll]: in el Ind Hold mmllIC.
ho ed with Bill! Ribbon. ,
1"“ '13.??? 3? cl“ 111m
,, s or - ‘3
1 Man lmllnn cu. for 1111
years know-its nest. Slfcsi.Always Reliable
cola av lllll 111.1111 erllmwrcr.
onld 11112111111111: had
I'd'ep‘osit‘hon 111111111111 such as that at the South Norwalk
he kept hisvalua‘ble papers 11111
131,- l
fensc and counterclaim oi defendant,
Iand Airs. (mm 1.1: llazen. Mr. and lira In:
M1 and
and Mrs Honi'1'i’ialt.'
(‘1'01 11,1 liurg
til'tlnllnan, Ml
Fred McMahon of Bridgeport
and Mrs. Fred Blake oi New Haven
Collins of Danbnfi', Mr.
John llurr oi lieddinn. (101111.. Mr. and
Mrs 13111-1 Weed of New 111111111. 111‘
311ml Mrs- Stacker Tilnmn 11f Stanc‘
",l()l‘(l Hi. and Mrs \rrlll Hall of
iWnler'buls, Mr. and Mrs.llall'1'l\'
i"\\'ood11ollh of \V estport Mr. 11.11! Mrs
and
1
and Mrs.
Mass,
of Chai'cs'li. Dufi‘v.
and Miss: Kathryn
‘rlli‘ wedding
of this city,
loushlin took place at 8 oriotk this I010“ Britain
morning at St. Mary‘ 3 Church. Rev.
Father Finn officiating—Tile. wedding “'(‘i‘i‘ 'lfil5“0i110l‘i ‘1’) ”I“ ““19”“ n“ 5“" Spangled Ilannel. I“
“'5 “- E what he desired to accomplish
I
E11g1'11 i"‘. Pol r1 of W csiport. and )lrI
Frederick Smith of l._\‘nll,!
‘ l
ill. 1Uniicd States to the government of 14,000 public schools
fully ly as possible and 1 mo re the previous
question."
The previous question was ordered
president outlined
The commission will be com-;
““0“ ‘0' all "f Reading. (‘.cnn.\l1.antl M“- tposed of three or four principal and no one. cared to close the debate.
\lr ImcmbCrs and :1 staff of secretar- ()11 :1 voice vote only :1 half :1 dozen
. ies and 11" sistants. It is expected \btt'd {or the bill and there 111111 a trc.
“I“ “ll“ 0'13"?“ 0‘ ‘Diinl’lll’i JMIH‘S to leave for Russia within a few mentions chorus oi noes.
"hfi ,daVS.
«~«_.____.41- w....._.. ,
The needs of Russia as outlined FRANCE DAY caLcaaA'riso. '
to President Wilson are for 110- NEW . YORK. April zit—“France
litical. financial transportation Day" was celebrated throughout the
land commercial advice and as- state today in honor or the arrh 11 in
cictance, ,1lle United States oi the French lligb
mflgw ‘CCllln‘llBHlOl'l. 011 this dav 1111 years
NE w YORK. \pril nor—Twenty ago LilFtlytflle sailed from Bow/aux
lars each1pnssetl through ”10 Clt‘fll' to ollcl‘ his sword to Washington and
i111: Home today. completing the {be cause of liberty.
Itran: union for the transitr of 8200. President 11'115111'1' 1 war message
000 000 from the government oi the to Congress was read in mole than
The. school
cllccks,p111- chlldren board 111: sioty of Lafayette
& Company. and sung the “\lm‘scluise" and “The
Patriotic
These
able to J 'i‘l‘lorgan
was largely attended. William Dull'y serve llnnk here yesterday. in return mass meetings were, held in a numbtx
acted as best man and Miss
Flaherly. of New York an
honor.
The
lint, she. carried white roses.
maid of honor also wore white silk lCompany
a pink hat and carried pink roses.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of Mr and Mm.
Frank J. Reinhardt,
Duffy departed on the 10 o‘clock train
for Washington. D. (7.. while thele
ton, D. 0., and other places
handsome presents were 1'cceiv.cd
Chester '-D. Guyer who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs?
Thaddeus Buyer of ~‘Union street,.leit
last week for Toronto, Canada, tojoln‘
1his wife, who is
‘tllel'e.
A. Victor Barnes of New Canaan.
who spent the winter in New York,
will give a dinner and theatre party.
Thursday. .He.is eipected at New
Canaan next Saturday...
Howard Wilson" of Norwalk
spending a few days in this city as
Division street, Danbury
o
"1
.___..1_
TELUS OF_ FRENGH PEOPLE.
Club of Nanak” Congregational
h.
"011 the Other Side of Paris)! 11111
the topic of n 1111111 interesting 11d-
'Dr. A1,? ”bail-d of Norwalk. before
rwalil congregational church.
id . ll lM
llclen for 11 check for the full amount 1111- of cities.
maid of .dtn
Miss Louglllln wore n'hand1 rant for the first installment of the‘York city.
some gown of while silk and white government loan to Great Britain. l
l
I
Mr. and “TS- Icver drawn.
the) will visit Mr and Mrs. Jamel“ iUnitcd Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Duffy. Mr. and Mrs John Lnfiy, bro Ilreland by Seth
titers oi.’ the groom formerly of this Isecretary 1.
city. Visitors were present from checks Were deposited by Morgan 3,
Brooklyn New York city. Waslnng- Company at various banks and trust
Many companies "
visiting relatives
is "
the guest of William St. John, of 3 '
11111:. Dr. A. P. aeard Entertain: 1.1.1115 :
The
11'111- waved from many
ti'l co'pn' oi Frandn
in Washington 11 1111111111. buildings in New
——~-¢
Tile check deposited by Morgan 8:
is said to be the largestI
'positcd by the Morgan ilrtn soon ai-I
tcr -Stcretary1McAtloo of the Treasury
had. handed to the British Ambassa-
It was written in long
hand upon a sheet of white paper six
by eight inches and signed “The
DEATH
BRIDGEPORT, April 26.-—-ln a find-
ing today Coroner J. J. Phelan hold
Angelo Bocuzzi criminally responsible
for the death of Ethel Spiro, ten years
old, in Stamford. April 14 Boccuzzi
said he was driving ihmugh Stamford
in an automobile that he had owned
onlythree days and the machine ran
down the Sprio child as she was play~
ing in the street with a companion.
She died five days later.
H. Lever, financial
Tho twenty $10 000, 000
A few years ago the Seamen's’
lit is presumed his interest in the is-.
She was at New ‘
London today to arrange for the fun-I
eral of Capt. Smith, who will be bul'iI
While on the is- ‘
l)1u1iop.iierbel't 3 Hillside avenue, land Capt. Smith has assisted in the"
Male lrcscue of many distressed mariners:
Wynne-slim:
Prensa: W and {a I.” h uh the gran French preparation
.ED. PINAUD'S HAIR mNIC
‘uhueeleativetanietoritcbingscalp,w
Um! by an and women of "from! the
world over (or it!) {lean Don't at the use of unknown or inferior
ionics. uED. PINA [TS is pure, ally, perfumed and the one
for you. Ask your W. to our American Oiliccs for a
testing bottle
manual-u www.mm
Smoked Shoulders
Best Creamery. Butter
Comptluud Lard
East, India Tea Co.
210 lb
47c lb
200 lb
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST .
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
J acoby?S
Suits, Coats and Dresses
Cash or Créhit ‘
RESPONSIBLE FOR CHILD'S i
.Heaillcl'llloom Petticoats
Women looking for style and service will find 11 111
Heatherbloom Petticoats—a material that has a rich lustre
and wears twice as long as silk. In black, blue and light
grey—made with stylish finance—with elastic or draw
string waistband.
Petticoats of Soft lustrtms quality sateen with full tucked
and ruffled flounces ........ $100 to $2 50
Extrasizes.................... ...... $1.25 to $1.98
Silk, Flotilice Petticoats in black ................. $2.50
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Norwxlk.
v
CENTRAL HOTEL ‘
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam tea elec
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Resuurm 1131::
and American style.
Comer Monroe and 05th St.
N 1 msnsa. Manager ‘1 I555-
T
I DISESA. Proprietor
I
i SPORT VOILES
‘SAMPLE SHIRT WAISTS .
741:. Regular price\§1.oo. ~
COLORED SILK WA-ISTS
_ $3.79. Regular prici$5.oo."
SAMPLE MIDDIES'
79:. Value $1. 00. -.
98¢. Value $1.25. 1
Special 25c.
All new patterns. ‘
PRINTED WASH. SILKS‘
Special 39c.
Real Value 55c. ‘
% 1%....2m .191... mm. ”mam-11m; mmcm 01mm: ‘
MONTH-Elvis
GARMENTS
New styles, $1.011. LADIES’ SUMMER
CHILDREN’S RAIN ., .. .UNDERWEAR _
‘ CAPES‘ , 101: to 251:. ‘
'w‘vc. ‘m
L'ADIES' SILK HOSE
‘ Special 491:
CHILDREN’S TUB,
Black and white.
DRESSES ‘
Special :11 50c.
$1. 39. Regular price 31-93- ,7
Suits, soc-$1.00.
$1 69 Regular price $125. - .'
‘ .SHIRTI‘NE‘P‘RWT‘S .1 HOUSE DRESSES
’7 cents. Value scents. ', 11.015. Value $11.25.
new STYLE snass‘mnns ‘
LADIES’ RAIN COATS" I
Values to $111.00.,
as: and- 50c.
the nielnbbra or the Men' 3 Club ,0! the j1~ " ‘
dress delivered last evening by Elev. ' '
Norwalk Chronicler