\‘silliazn G- "
incited home. yesterday on a short
iuiiinzgh from 1115 duties 111 11: .1 Po. 1:1
mouth .\‘. ll.11-.11y yazd.
'11 L ‘11:. L‘L’L
Arthur Kelly and Fred Aquino. mem-
has of the Fifth Division Naval mm-
{in are enjoying a three days’ furlough.
fit their home in Norwalk.
~03“ tonight at Modner's Hull.
Miranda brothers” dance orchestra
It is probable that exhibits ofthe
produce raised in the children‘s gar:
dens will be made. at the proper time.
Prizes will be awarded the children
having the best looking gardens and
the best produce.
The Yale & Towne Company's new
power pmnt has been advanced con;
siderably in construction. The new
thhnncy, to be 180 feet high and 10 1-2
feet in diameter, has already attained
great height. it will probably be the
tallest chimney in Stamford.
ln distributing seed to the school
“children at cost ‘price. :the Farm
Bureau is keeping in mind the raising
of vegetables that have the greatest
food values, such as peas, swiss chard.
beans (string and lime), spinach,
beets, onions. turnips, tomatoes. cub-1
bage.
——Se.e. Charlie Chaplin in “The Cure"
and the filth episode of “Paula," for
today only at the Regent. tonight.
The Connecticut Agricultural Col
logo from which come the. children’.
garden supervisors at work
leges of the country.
positions.
City NeWSJ
. suspicion up in noon
HAN DEFEATED BY
MPWMPQCKETS ausv. ,
Mics RANKIN suns
Harem? Police Make Round Up LIFE av'Paisos__ .
tFourtcen S'iftiJCCIS. ~
\i. “‘39,? 3115, 7__11, 11,, re- .lTl1‘il-1A‘ll‘l‘,‘lnd.. May ..—i€. .l.'.:‘)t
.1 .1: uh‘ Ann 1 ”3.1.,“ [By pm, Grail of Roundup Mont, who was
pockets in this Cm. me p .11: 9 today defeated for the republican nom.’
began rounding up bus y1L . us charge nation for Congress in his district
ters, 11111111} made fourteen arrests on M Jeanette Rankin at the 1916 1111
Nine of the mary. died here Saturday as the result
arrests were made early enough so of taking poison. Crull came hert-
lthat the suspects could be arraigned to visit a brother and a. sister set-
'in city court; all nine of the cases oral weeks ago after an absence or
J eral persons
lit-re.
rates high among the agricultural col-
. its graduates
have. no difliculty finding desirable
They are doing much to in
troduce scientific farming in the East.‘
being continued one week under
bonds at $1. 000 in each one.
Nearly all the men arrested were
plentitully supplied with money and
, the police here will communicate with
the police of the cities from which
the men under arrest came, to see it
they have‘polit-e records. Pichpock-
Pets operated in the 0113st attending
the allied bazar last night and sev-
wcre relieved of con-
siderable amounts.
CLOSE SCHOOLS.
Smallpox Force. Close 1of
Church Also. J
NEW BRITAIN. May 7.-—-$choolsln
the Worthington Ridge section of
the town of Berlin were ordered
clused for an indefinite period to-
day by the town health ofllcer on ac-
count of the prevalence of smallpox
in that district. Services 1tt'tl1c Ber-
ilin Congregational church will also
be suspended indefinitely.
Berlin
COUNTY REPUBLICANS MEET
A meeting of the Palriield County
Republican o1 1:11niaatit .1 has been call-
ed by t‘. Miltcn Fess 1nden, secretary.
by request of the pitsitlent, John“ '12!
King fo lliidgeport it i4 to be. held all
the Hotel Stratiield. ledgeport. May
t
l
l
l
l
10, at 7:30 p. n1. A got logther dinner.
tho meeting. Although‘
will feature
there is nothing said as to the purpose
of the meeting, it is cypeclcd that it
will develop something very interest
ing to the general public.
Arthur C. \lr'heelgr of
‘is treasurer of the. organization It. is
Major Leonard D. Wiltlman. llnit- made up of the members of the.Stnte
ed States anny signal
been ordered~ from duty
ington, l). (1.,
C(ll‘ps,
118;; Central Cmnmiltce'in thin~ county, the
in Wash-
to Chicago, to ieport bly, ”19 senators,
representatives in the General Assem
also 11 representa-
. twenty years.
1
Norwalk
to the commanding general of the “03‘ from each'town.
central department for duty no sig- ”"“‘~~““"
ital oflicer 01‘ that department, 111-. HW'OMD REPRlE-VES >
1jev1ng (191, S. Reber. J TWO UNTIL DECEMBER 14
HARTFORD, May 7.——Governci
”Dune-e tonigliT—hl 1100111111111 111111. Holcomb today reprtevml Carmine
Ferdinando orothers' dance orchestra. l’islunello and Carmen Lunzlllo, sen-
J‘ 1 Jtenced Murch '8 to be executed Jitt-
mnlamin :Olsmtead was .urrestetl morning of May 25. lnnzillo ap-
yesterday afternoon at his home in peeled l0 the Supreme court and as
Crunbury upon the complaint of his no decision had thus in." been rt-n-
wife. by Congmbm William payngJ 11,1 tiered. the warden is ordered to re-
wuvanmflged before Judge Lockwood prieve the condemned man until Do—
in the uplOWn court this lllomlng' CPmbel’ 14. Pislrtnello it: rnmleved in
'chu'ged‘ with drunkeness. but {m (11.1. the interest of Justice.
charged after he had paid ful costs
which amounted to $4.15.
dNELL-KNOWN R'YE ARMY
J MAN TO BE AN OFFICER
“War Conditions in Turkey" was the William Gladstone, the well-known
rm“, of ,1 stereoplicon lecture given letter carrier, antlJone of the "file
last evening at 7 30 ocloclt at the States Army. \lt.Glt1dston.~ will be
South Norwalk Congregationnlchu1'2.01 93‘9““ ll llhl’fiicfll and mental exami-
n was largely attended and was a big nation for 11 first lieutenancy in the
success. (Rev. John Stapleton only so- mounted Signal Corps of the United
outed the pictures after five months States Army, ‘IT- Glad-910119 will be
of waiting. They gave. an excellent dis- in ”‘8 R“-‘"""“ 00111“! film when called
cription of Turkey during the u '11 and Will enlist 1‘01 ”'9 “W'- Ml'. (vladstone
“we worth while. is an expert tolegrapher 11nd has once
x‘ J Witt "Ni->515. 1
before served 11 term in the regular
suiting two women, Sergeant Edward C' A- and an “1’91" ball Dill-"9'3 The
Clark, of the New Haven Blues. is Rye Courier 'em’ndfi Us congratula-
‘nnder arrest today and is awaiting “MR—Ry“ COMM"-
court martial. Officer Frank S. Str
and turned him over to Captain Free- AMERICAN MOIHERS
11nd. oft the New Haven Company it
seems that Miss Harriet Benedict and
In. Jennson. of- Washington street,’
“.Saturday night whenClark accosted N0 L009" 560” and Nag Children
them and used‘ insulting language. He Hundreds of mothers instead or
. was; then placed under arrest. :whipping and wrangling when the kid-
' . Jdies are awnywoif, now look for the
and the 111111 episode ot"Patrla,"tor1 Children are naturally cheerful.
My only at the, Regent tonight. smiling .nctive, and full of life, any
time they are cross, fretiul feverish,‘
Jquarrelsome and all out of sorts. do
mum and hot feverish bad breath
It is just as sure a test as a ther-
mometei for neat and cord, that their
omachs are sour, overloaded and:
lazy, and tlfeir bowels constipated.
J No matter what this your child,
general, sure laxative like “Mrs. Win-
slow‘s Soothing Wrap"
(1:11.11.de with intoxication and injarmy. He is prominent in the Y. M.
ion made the arrest Saturday night
ADOPT NEW llllflllDS
"were walking on North Main street
-—-See Charlie Chaplin in “The Cure’ " some of trouble.
at find fault, but look fo1 the coated
ogged up with waste, their livers
start;- This is the Simple remedy your
orhmdopenued outer years;
a;
is the right _ "
' mother on} gmdinotber and (family J’
“HAM. ” COMSTOGK HOME
Hamilton L Comatock, of Quintard
avenue, who shortly was called out to
do 003111 patrol duty in the Naval Re
serves, enjoyed a three day furlough
which began 3' urday and en‘ded this
morning. Mr. lla: ”ion seemed to en-
joy life on the "Pulling deep." He has
been assigned to one of the small pa-
troflioats which is stationed along the
Connecticut coast.
A $2,200,000 _SUBSGRIPTION
American Brass Company Goes Heav.
fly into New Loan
NEW YORK, May 7.—- Hon. Chan
lets F. Brooker. president of the Amer-
ican ”Brass Company, has subscribed
{or $2,200, 000 of the new government
31/2 per tent. bonds for the company.
H11 has also subscribed for $150,000 tor
private persons. for whom he advises,
and 1‘01 $50 000 [‘01 himself 11 total of
$2,200. 000. He made his subsorlpation
"111 this 1in ,but provided that it
should all count as coming from (.‘on
nectlcut.
lllllllllllls Stillllllllll
lllflll ;
All Are Happy Over “Neutron: Pres. »
crimion 99"
They know that “Neutrone Prescrin
tionJ99" does the work. turns the
trick every time. They know that
hundreds of people in this country
swear by it, stake their reputatiOn 011 J ‘
it. They say it is the best. and quick-
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Watlnngton 31., So. hotwalk
PHONE 419. mom AUTO nauvxnv.
TEAS COFFEE
Onc Price—One Quality
. 301’ Fam'GirdenandFlowerBed. “'5'?
American AgriCultural Chemical Co. ' 1""
.1,‘ Mapes Special Fertilizer. ( 1' {W
i ' Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime. 1'“
1 Land Plaster. 3'
.1 ill “Ground Bonn
10,000'BEAN POLES
o. .
.31.“
Ceylon and India lb. 39: Very best lb. 24c
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .................. 39¢ (102
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER ................. 45¢ 1b.
ATLAS CORN STARCH, pkg. ..................... 8¢
6 ROLLS TOILET PAPER ..................... 25¢
D. & C. FLOUR, large pkg. ....................... 22¢
D. & C. FLOUR, small pkg. ...................... 11¢
7 LARGE CAKES LAUNDRY SOAP ........... 25¢
QUAKER FARINA, package .1 ..................... 8¢
QUAKER CORN FLAKES ................ . ...... 7¢
Jest relief for those poor aching throb-
lbing joints and inflamed still muscles 1.
{that they have ever used, nowonder‘
they are grateful,
so would you be?
There is nothing in our estimation,
that will do you more good than
"Neutrone Prescription 99." no mat"
ter what the age or what the cause. it
will remove the pain. take out the
stiffness every time, why sull'er When
relief is here. Get a bottle today and
say goodbye trouble. 50c and $1.00 at
H. A. Mead. South Norwulk.~Adv.
GLO VER’S
SPRING
OXFORDS
and
PUMPS-
Many Styles for Dress
and ' '
Many Styles for Sport
Use Whittcmorc's Shoe Pol-
ishes and Cleaners
no Wailinfton SE.
south NONI"!
. J‘ ,
Children s Dresses
A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wear.
Plaids. Stripes and Plain Chambray, made in the latest
middy style, with plaitcd skirts, Russian style with belts,
collar and cuffs of contrast'ng material.
Assorted combination in Bloomers to match, from 2 to 6
years
2 to 8 years, without bloomers ......... $1 00 to $1. 50
Also a good line of Children‘ 5 White Lingerie Dresses,
50¢ t0 $2.25
.....................................
J. I. MALLETTE.
.IBWudilnjtonSt.
South W11.
79¢"
J , Black inculding the famous Johnston
'1 Murphy and Emerson lines
Hosiery to Match
Fiirniiure, Rugs
Carpets, Linoleum
Redurnishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bed-
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators, Floor Coverings,
Window Shades, Draperies, Porch and Lawn Furniture,
Porch and. Couch Hammocks. Blue Flame Oil Stoves, ann
Mowers comprises one of the largest and most complete
lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay.
l ,
‘ So. Norwailt Conn.
Elwood'StGlover
l
1.
.y
‘l
t
Nothing Frozen-"A" Fresh Caught
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market .0
Fm mum-y. 71 North new a;
The Soldier Writes: "Be
to mark my clothes with C I}
, NAMES.” Easily sewn onto
kinds of— linen, woolen and k ‘
articles. Thes‘e Name Tm
should be attached to every ;
siblc article likely to be mltm
such as Gloves: Caps, Raincoa
O. B, JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
'58 Wall Street. Not-walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
' Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
fiompmmptly filled. Expert Repairing.
CENTRAL HOTEL‘
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached, also Restaurant. Italian
and American style. .
Corner Monroe and Cheatnut St.
N. I.’ DI’SES’A. Manatfir
'1:
J1 mscsn. Proprietor.
~ “Guarantee for 25 years. J J _
The Most: Comfortable and Durable of
el. 1555.
Umbrellas. etc., etc.
Prices :
SOLDIERS’ u'rIerv KIT—Contains practical ‘n
tions for emergencies. Fitted with scissors, buttons, pi
etc.; also has place for photograph or identification card‘.
Prices ......... socand$roocach
so WASHINGTON s'r.
Buy
Norwalk Chronicler