to ease your pain
your woes. We're all
in an open boat and
we die if she
’t . float, and if she
a floating mine—sup-‘
, We have a comm-«chm, batsman-Ilium
and ”congestion in traffic upset the best— d rain-lotions these
it’s coal, won't that be i
THE
,. I At. manna?
I-CLAIRVOIY ANT
Davidson, MI. 1)., noted med
"ridngort, Conn. Twenty-one
mrlence, has made arrange-
ho sire readings at the Bristol
Washington street, Thurs-
10th. One day only. Scien-
spiritual readings. Advice
3 of life. Thoroughly re-
ClearanceSale oflAli Spring Apparel
for Women and Misses, nearing the final.
Prices now are thelowest for quick dis-
CLoAKs we PARIS ’mifiii’fiénv
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
The Norwalks' Pioneer VVPromoters oi Ready-to-wcar AT)-
parel of the Better Kind for Women Who Know.
<
M 'consciencious. Permanent
: 404 State street. Bridgeport.
bot; Thursday.
. .pr m.
ington St.
"I e New Science
Ion or“ cmnornmue
- lo iIRm-dennltlon ot‘the
'fiiiseese‘and the art ol
the Kama. Disease is caused
nob. twist or sprain in the
8“: if done in childhooe
;.pinched nerves and pain in
the different organs and
So. Norwalk.
l
Hours 10 a. "
SMOKED SHOULDERS, Lean, Tender, Delicious,
ll)
FRESH ROASTED COVEFEES—We operate the 33f
complete coffee roasting plant in Norwalk. The re-
sult—Better coffee than elsewhere. This week we
call your special attention to our famous "PURI-
TY" yBLEND COFFEE ................... 30¢ iii
The Best Value In America. 15 88:?! Stamps Free.
EAST INDIA BVU'l‘V'l‘ERV.e America‘s Finest Creamery,
45¢ l-lI
East India Tea CO.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
: ton remove the cause all
(burnout;
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"I Tristram &
M'IWMOood-Btoro
Hyatt
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”auhletfonlhetombo!
Uncoln
The calciai translation of the speech
of Former Premier Viriani at the
Coliseum last night given out today,
contains the following passage:
"How often have We seen our gen-
“‘erals hand over flags to our children?|
How often have we seen our children:
leave for fire hell of the fighting line, i
their heads erect, their hearts fulil
‘ of e veriie joy. For they kncw that
they were defending their fatherland
All of them, they kept their eyes
fixed on the flag, on the flag which is
A the symbol of liberty and justice.
"And just as we were able to pre-1
serve the flag from any strain, just
as our children would rather die
where they stood than permit that
sacred flag to {all to the ground, just-
Plain White Voile .........
Plain White aBtiste .......
Plain White Batiste .......
WHITE NOVELTY SKIRTINGS—Piques. Gabardines, Poplins. Repps. Near Linens, In-
dian Head and Clothes in many styles and prices.
Windsor, Mercerized Plisse,
Flaxon, 36 inch ...........
White Dimity Stripe and Check .................................. 19¢, 25¢ yard
Plain White Linen, 36 inches wide ......... l ..................... 50¢. 75¢, 89¢ yard
Plain White Handkerchief Linen, 36 inch ................ $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 Ya“!
Striped Shirting Madras, 32
Dainty While Dress Goods
.. 25e.35¢.we.~am
. 39¢. see. 75¢ Iani
soc 59c. 75¢ yin
............ .................
White ........... ' ............................... 22¢ yard
25¢. 35¢. 45¢ 31ml
inches wide ............................... 25¢, 35¢ yard
as we realized that it was Iire soul
of the Fatherland. that “as being
carried forward in the folds of the
tricolm flag, in the same way. be“:‘
cause all people are one. in that. it;
is the 'soul of the American F'iIther-‘
land which shines radiant through the
stars of the American flag, and Mr. I
Mayor was right when he said that
already it is bringing us the promise}
of final \ictoI.y Tomorrow that Ilngl
will be waved on the battlefields “Jim“
”Tomorrow it also will know the;h"“x
glory of conflict For, it was new
meant to sleep in peace in a hall. [oi
be placed met II Inonumcnl and to
feel only the gentle brtfllh of II pa. ‘
('lllt' mind Betnuse it Was the sym
bol of n free Fatherland, it was meant I!
to face the Iisks of the battlcfitlds
and to return in glory, so thnt you
may keep it in a. temple. high enouolii
and sacred enough to pan buck the]
homage which is due to it.
AIIII I":
it is
Fill lI
lhitish qu commissions. and ac mum
‘ cording to IIII OllllenH‘Ui today, It pro lsIIiIi:
gimp is conic minted that will 96mm:
unthing since ‘llewey Day." i
The French commission is [‘let‘lle I will I
to lIlKll \ew York Wrdnesduy undlh.
almost III. Ihc some spot \i‘llt‘l'o l.a' \Incr
[nyeiie landed in 1524. 'l‘lll‘y will be, being
mot by on escort of cmnlry and Into» n' mom
to City Hall, where the oliiiiul \\ti-!
come will he cktcndcd. tlglni
6 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘
South Nor-walk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalle Phone 88:.
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Phone 499 .
Sheet... Eaut Nor-walk
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Remington. . all other
The City N atronai Bank
Fmancral Success
In all permanent financial success it is necessary to have
ample funds to meet every obligation promptly. .I ;
You establish strong banking connections by having an
. account with this BankakaBank with strong capital and
surplus-a good record-and an established reputation.”
Upon request a representative will call. and consult
with you regarding any matter pretaining to banking-our
time and experience are at your disposal.
‘ We loan money on farm mortgage.
makes. sold, rentedl
repaired R main, $3;
‘ per menth. chines
d at $5 per month
UufiER
TER EXCHANGE V
. Brian-newt. Confl -
[
Our V RemovalSale
: tions.
1‘41 2-
out work of carrying food and muni-
Likewlso, it is essential to re
strict oxnnrts to the materials most
lvilal to the Allies.
Shows an increasing centralization of
noweI and a more marked change of l plead
\Hll‘ basis. Much proposed new legis-
Vlnlinn has been insnjmal hv lunalond’e
l W“
I
xperience
Innces and American officials are
taking :Idtantnge of story IninuIc oi
:Ihc stay of the Britishcrs i0 detelop
'rilt‘
unless you oppose us.
1.....7‘- _..
under similar (iIcum-
cars (t‘nll‘fll waI owunizniion.
along this lines that new bodies
as a munitions bouId, a railroad
Hermite, n IcnIralized irItclligenCII
and an export supcnision b0‘rlld i
bII-n or will be formed.
CUBAN liltill0 REBflS
BURN AND Plllllii
'i‘lIo stair
MINI is reputed to lqu IIIIIdIIV
Wit Shake Washington.
"You w l liollci loudest and w.
ll'hllO) until )(llll hollIIinI: will
“find in Washington and ion.I
lUlll lllltl\tlllllfll For lilt‘ time
we will not light the govern-
Iroops and we will noI kill you
“’0 are only
In: now with the lol't‘ll, II-I'ror-
b ltll g st r d W" "J ” ” ~~- I The British commission in export living and m" giilliiillil.
p‘nxilh’lnxuihe 28:36 vii “1 3m ”“17“ ”‘9 :1” on “will“ ‘liuI ii Monocul does not stop out
' luring the vial of the French and \1,” 20 we will fight and kill. We
”.ré’ei’donwefiecgwgi SATURDAY PECIALIS British 'giuirfiisigfrs glittg‘recsiwlll be, an; 1:1me rebels in this province, nll
conferrc y _, um R in versity. wen armed and the whole 'provincv
‘ h‘ix-‘Youpgat'i‘tg: 2.3137: SHOULDER VEAL ROAS‘T ................... “186 ll). Seats-IV in» Columbia’s historic .(zhuir Wm bpmmp a wudpn‘MK Your gov-
: - ~ RUMP VEAL .................................. 20¢ ii)”. :hmrir 0mg“ 5910““ ‘fVIUNIUW‘l: vrnmcm vnn Ivrcvént Ihls by intm‘en
I ‘1‘an in, rnt envoy 0 tie initot lion.
Vtremnenu man “'0' RIB VEAL CROPS ---------------------- 22¢ "l- 18mm to France. Nicholas Murray “in invite an American commission
VEAL CUTLET ............................... 28¢ ll), Butler, aresgdt’nt oflColIInIbiI;. “illlto come to interior and see ouI forces.
. prom I“. )9. Onolfll') (agree or )OCiOV‘ he“, [hp dpgu‘lcuon (hat “(I are Illflk'
'In St. So Norwalk, Conn SWIFT PREMIUM HAM ........... . .......... 27¢ ll). Tam“ :0 MP “1"”: and Gongdlli inc and tollV their roIeInnIent the
’ ' x I n
. r 1 . . o rt ant to or go ‘ecrcIaI-y .I truth
. (”m P‘""" s°h°°l S:h]“le s Dflnllal'y Markets [our and LOId Cunlilfe The statement (uncludts with the
‘ WkAm‘HgGTVOF: Math? ii Till?! lhlld following message from the general 6
2 Washin .on St. . I ' . woe o o tier. of t e rit III nIis- um”
3 Vgt , .39 Mam St ulon began today with conferences oil An A” Negroes.
South Nomlk. Norwalk. night subonmnntees among which: '\ou will notice that we rebels am
I the various questions of America's‘ “(g-loos m a man ‘0.“ would winem-
—- -——_ ....... - _ m _ __ participation in the war against Gen bet the negro revolution in 1912.
f i V V ‘ I i H '—- mun]: have bstn‘fvided. fining ‘h‘f «when 5,000 nchocs were killed in this V
Send , ; - ' . ' I ‘ . wee some - C' comm 08 Pro DH“ inco-
V’,“ Book.e‘ .. - - . ably Wnl ”Dorh'mk ‘0 the main COH' "\v (I remember that [00' and no“
r P peela S V or ueSday {9‘9" 5'. who in turn may “‘31“? no that we are armed the death of 5,000
on atents nouncemenl of decisions reached. defenseless negroes in 1912 shall now
. ‘ A Y S . P 5 Sh , C A8 the confzrencriderfilon “V be be. avenged in II horrible war, I as-
. ms MAIN STREET. re‘ ou avmg to t armg; ouporis .cume more ovi out I at a ques ions sure you."
... - . I, ~ , 5"! are complicated in their various in- George lluxton, of Norwnik, Conn.
. h" ORI‘.CONi\l-ZCTICDT Unicorn Coffee ................................. 27¢ lb tor-relations to other questions and asserted that the rebels held full
VI .-White’ Rcse Coffee ............... “35¢ le Salk ”2&3:th (Ilrimiiiii-mgii‘iilntizf (3:: SS‘I'ilziiiu‘21 oxidant: giiiSirid‘ri: outside oi
Our Own Blend Coffee. ...... . ................. 32¢ lbI. vnIioIIs conflicting needs For in- ‘Iiuriring rind pillaging," he said.
,. __ V ., 21 Naval oranges for VVVVVV .25¢ stance the sending of an American’ “me far from infrequent. The
-" " ‘ . " ' expeditionary force desired by both atrocit'nn committed on the whites in
. ‘ . _ ‘ Beer M t N4? C French and British'misslons. involv- l Mexico havent a. thing on what has
Junk S 83 I'DViSlOfi 0. id not only milltop'y confidrlarntionis. been close and what is being done
‘ ‘ utlulso the question of wre Ier it 5 now in ubu. ,
I (2 LStoreS) 'wise to divert the. tonnage necessary “1 hate seen one of my neighbors.
for troop transportation from its prcs- Victor Anderson. a North Dakotan.
dragged from his home with II rope
mound his neck and swung from II
tree because he refused to div ulne the
hiding place of jewvls and whiskey
Every day the British mission stays; that he. was supposed to have.
“After more than a half hours
ing with the rebel chieftuin
the gov'ernment from: r. peace to 0.] Anderson was freed with many kicks
and blows that 1 shared in too.
‘j‘iAdministIative and military V'rm
I}; ")1 A; GR”
For the benefit of many of
llll't‘ill of u IIIussucrv is con-
tuincd in a slaienwnl included in the
Plums have been completed for Nt‘WViIIIIpIIIIl. alleged Io llll\t‘ been written
York‘s reception 'to die French and in ”an...” “his Mum
‘3 States Circuit Court of Appeals has
H. Krieger 32.00-
PRICE REDUCTmNS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Owing to unseasonahle weather we find that stocks are
‘ i
larger than they should be
in order to reduce
Hence these reductions surplus
stock.
‘ v
Open 3 Charge Account ii You Are Shot-ii I,
of Ready Cash “ I:
‘r
Butter-- Coffee-Eggs
we always have the Best in Butter, Coffee and Eggs. Our
prices just now are reasonable and we solicit‘your patron-
ago.
Very Best New Made Butter, per pound ............ 45¢ i
War-ranted Fresh Eggs, per dozen ................. 39¢
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade cut to . .31¢ lb
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c grade cut to ...... 28¢ lb.
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade, cut to ............ 26¢
Golden Santos Blend Coffee .. .Il) 20¢ 5 lh< for 95¢
FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
A. F..Beckmann & Co
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANT-ti
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone 14,05.
SPECIALS.
\‘Try Our Fresh Roasted COfiee, a 1b. .' .. . ......... 21f!
Selcc ted Mixed Tea, per ha .......................... 25¢
Pure Cocoa inquart jars, cut to ................... 23¢ ‘
‘Dunham’s Cocoanut, Ioc pkg. cut to ............. r. 81.}
White Rose Pancake, roc pkg; cut to ........... 8;}
Cream Com Starch ....................... 2 pkgs. 15¢
24 Cottage Street. . East Norwalk.
fl
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thorities of Santiago, after receiding
many appeals for aid. did send out
scieIul expeditions, but the rebels
withdrew to the forests and the gov ,
ernment farces generally palssed them
Iwithout seeing‘flhem. llrave Vseen
1,000 shots fired in a skirmish which
the district court.
clIrIsctts, has made receirIeI-a- last.
month on petition of a holder of It
death benefit. certificate “honllegevl
BOSTON. lMay 7.—-'l‘he United
FlBH SPECIALS
set May ‘16 for a hearing on a petition
‘ V‘ ourtcl' oi
ii
A. STULL V * 1
of the appointment of n receiver by .~
Former Attorney~
General lromas 3.. Illoynion of Mnssn-U'
resultéd in not a single casualty." that the reserve fund had been im-
"" - . ' iroperly administered The‘couucih
WWW“- “emu” ”Emma lcharmed ‘that h . I f ‘ v-
. . IBEF-Qfflé COURT ONV MAY 16 . .i t e appo ntrncnt “was
without notice and illegal. . ., »
Norwalk Chronicler