Gum W ‘0‘ fl
ziare' item
In”:
h s.» not lol' the!“ in
“I CC”:
: Oil YOU BOAT!
~ It or neglected moan-c your
summer flotilla; till we came
to buy what would you think at
of as u mIlI? .
-- i We prepared months in .11-
l-CURCI RECORDS . “M I". all ready to
to Lahore—Bell Song g meet your demands with the
' beet summer suite it's ever
Romeo and Juliet Walt: been our pleasure to show.
Hear Them M Styles that are the newest.
II ,I 1 quality that is full value for .
.9 NNELLY’S '
the price, variety to suit all
.. 9‘ Couth Main street I
of the Furious Sopnno'e:
who want correct dress. Suits
1
Fine assortment of two-piece
.-; suits. Lots of good Palm
1 Beach suits. and our New
1 York Resident Buyer is at
your Service for any particu-
lar articles in clothing that
.“We‘ re just out of." which
are very few.
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Norwalk
Now
It the Time to Consider
.Repapering Your Home
nus: PAINTING ,
limates CheedullyGiven I
Call us—Phbne 1446 l
.11. A. RUflflL-‘K l
“.59. Main St. So. Norwalk. 2
'1
1
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Burgess Jennings has been confined
.to his home for several days from a.
' severe illness.
e s The Mark Mater 'Master degree will
——.Ibe conferred by Butler Chapter, R. A.
M": this eVeviing,
tr regular bend-weekly drill oi the
Sixth Company (‘.. N G. will b1 held
1 tonight in the armory.
- ‘ H. Crows. of New Haven,
“fi'fllth Norw,ttlk yesterday at I;
consultation in a mac with
E. Perdue.
. 1
of the mission study!
the South \01 11.1lk 1111111111!
:9 held last night at the the blaze in the home of Joseph Mulli-
igan. in lloyt street, First District, 11
Isbort time ago, was settled today
No 2431 alibi-1111,1411 the John T. Hayes agency.
I
ton Chapter,
' id their stated convocation:
evening and confer the
' her degree.
An entertainment
'\\'cdiiesday evening of this week, M
M. E. Church, at b
1 lai- semi-monthly meeting of First
under the auspices of
Y Ilnion Council, No. 411 K. of oclock
'held tonight in the Catlio ’l‘. E. B Class
We in W m airebue. cal and instrumental and a
solos.
_§ Stranger Lodge, No. 364. let's. entitled.
‘ George will meet this we up."
the lodge rooms in Main
All members are requested to
The machines and fixtures of theI
:Anicd Motor Conipany.o of Grand street,
automobile truck belonging
Udkln. of Congress street,
you, broke the iron coVer of
at the corner of West ave-
ohaipei street last night Mr.
be held responsiblcfor the
enport Foundry, in Stamford. at which
place
army. which recently took ovar 1h11
quarters.
_..__——
. i A hearing on a comimillon 0‘7“" IMleil‘
'made. b3 William Breemnn. of N01
walk to creditors. which was to haVe
\.
v
wwill be a regular monthly
Referee John
is evening of the Board of
I the Norwalk Hospital As-
. The meeting will be held
ore of the Norwalk Club.
{matters relative to the new
will be considered.
come 11p befor 0
Banks yesterday at was
Bridgeport.
none of the1 creditors were
Attorney William I". Taifiinany
pcared for the bankrupt.
lip-
"delegntion of Norwalk Mas
tosBridgeport, last evening.
the ceremonial of Pyramid
Order of the Mystic Shrine
'.ibe Ernest R. Wilson, 14311
. ”Bind Joseph L3 on were can-
' “the team. Among the Nor-
attendance were Milton El-
m n‘ Gorham. s. L'. Bel.
award Iiowndes. Julius Mill-
d E. Crowe, J. A. Roselle.
Wheeler.".lohn Keogh, Clin-
..Harry Smith,
Club of the Noi'waik Congregational
Church are anticipating a rare. treat
on a talk on "Japan," ‘ by R. P. Pal
the General Electric Company of Har-
ris .1111. N Y. Mr. Parrott spent two
[his company, and he 1111' the first man
to introduce the Mazda lamp in the
Tar East. During his stay in Japan,I
IiMl‘. Pai'rott' became exceedingly fa
:liliiiai‘_ with the habits. language. 1'e1'
Ax m A TAXI ligion, art, civilization and governmr
t Max Linder comedy at of the country. and his talk which
'will be along these lines, promises to
be one of' the most interesting ad-
dresses ’ever delivered in Norwalk.
'V KODAK B ANK— Iur. Parrott will bring a ti'unktfuIlIlII of,
Japanese costumes and curios 0 or-!
UR DIMES FOR A Iwaik and these will be on exhibition
. , -' lot the lecture Friday evening. The
CAMERA ltalk will be given in the parish house.
'and' all who are interested, are
Powell-Corporation {men to attend.
The Reason Why
say you are not rich or Wealthy. Isn’t that all the
reason why you.“ should be sure -to keep what you
Theres no place more secure for your documents
value than a safe deposit box in our vault.
f trifling YOU can’t allord the. risk.
'mcheshayear. 1. I.-.
i
l
1
i
I from $15 up. i
iwallt. and Pasquale Zeoli.
ltuck. were married yesterday
lnoon by City Clerk Stephen [Mitosl
Mrs. Charles Romania and Pasquale; iiu. to banks. bankers and
1
Norwalk
.quinsy at his
isti'eet.
. .
The fire loss which resulted “0111'
will be given N J-
av t'i1es in .\orwalk.
l9tl1. in the Sunday School room of ”WI
it will consist of vo-I
.niock trial given by the Rebekah Sis~I
“Cornelia Pickle Plain,
the Springfield Motor Coni- day evening.
jo3'ed
Anico Company, will make its head- sent:
:James D. Ni_1nino, \irs. Horace ‘Min'
present. '
iii
"l
m In eth. 191.. Jun. 8 Hermann
of “infield oln'cl. l-zsst Sonata. and
fill- A binary of .\ a listen. len-
- united in marriage by the Rev
old “than. at the Methodist parsonage ifiilu—i coin
on lions rim-1 1119 main friend-1; Min", mm .............
.of the couple extend them an sbuud-i
once of good wish. 2'.
Ha.-’
Mrs. Se) mour in
la sister of 1). 1.1101114, .11 winneiai
|utreet
Marie \‘iccldomini. of South \'or
of Shun-I
aftei
bliss Clari Adams and Michael Rit'
7.11 both (if
this city. weir married
Saturday night by Cit3 Clerk Stephen;
lloitus. . Ritzu
were the witnesses, ,1
...—.—
Miss Ethel Allen and Albert lli'1-11k-
b,ili of Bridgeport. were the guests of.
- Total louns.....
'01'crdioft11, u n s or 11 red
Mr and Mrs. Frank S Stratton iit
llaviland street. Sunday
Kindlllien
'home,
is ill
Matthew
.—...._——
Mrs. Siephcii \\'. Lengyel and Mrs
Joseph 't‘liopsy were vISitors in New
York ,city yesterday. 1
”its
“15. ll. K. Mitchell of Jersey
Giorgo Boutoa of lIliookly.n V. 1'..
the “as in Norwalk today on business.
llev. Louis ll. Howell was a visitor
in New York city today.
_—_——-
1.. Golden. of l1‘:iirficld
3spent today in New York city.
.-..”
-
A delightful was
birthday party
in.» being removed 10 the JOhn D?“ given in honor of Mrs. James Jones MI-
1
Victroin music was en 1
The following people were prc- '
l5 Ely avenue. South Nor'walk. Mon-
M1. and \frs. James Tuilcr, Mrs
Members and friends of the. 319115 pitcher will hurl for the soldiers, nnd'
a. New Haven man will be on the N-I
ceiving end of the battery. The game'
Friday evening when they “'1" bc 3" 111'ili be preceded by a military drill b3
the members of the comp.1ny.lii the
toil of “‘9 Edison Lamp Works orlpreliminary game which will start:-
at l 0 'clock the Norwalk Jun l "W”
I Surplus
promptly
tors and the Pastime Juniors of Dali-
yeais in Japan as a representative of bury will cross bats. The big Ram;
will commence pronitpi3 at 3:?
I. clock
0111' national anthem is. and al-
1111111 has been, the 'Battle Hymn or
iFrecdom. McCormack who has just
become a citizen of the United States.
is singing it on Victor records. Come
in and hear it at. Donnelly's. 16 South
Main street. ‘1 ’
Company F of the 'Norwalk Divis-
ion of the Connecticut Home Guard or-
ganlzation drilled' last night in the
armory. All of the members were
rte-measured for unlforrrta.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Discharged yesterday—diffs. Lucy
Kelly. 0121 Lennard street. and Mrs.
Catherine Clarke, of Saugatuck.
Admitted today—Mrs. Fannie Sel-'
nor, of 38 Fort. street.
HE ALMOST FELL DOWN
A. M. Hunsuokei‘. Bogus. Chitto,
13 Miss, felt so grateful because of being
ifreed from 1111111 and distress that he
Wrote the following letter: "‘l rwill
suffering front rheumatism. kidney
and 11.1.1... trouble, also 1111111111...
would almost «aim at times. I
kiss
11111111. - lay Kidney Pills and
i-tvto box e entireieflbl. Du-
luth ‘ Wm
”M
with I
4 1-2 Sprint-'3'
l
lSccurities other than C.
City. .
is visiting at thehonic 11f rein I
l
’Slflckh. other than Federal
i
- il‘quity i11 banking liouao..
avenue. 1 Furniture and Fixtures...
1Net amount due from up-
i
1
l
-i
“’1'
limit» 02 1‘
the Iro- other has.
halo-n and True! 4‘--
mies .- 7.2.7.!»
The Iron awn-sud reserve
age-111 . .. mum
inked Sin.- and \aiiml
Bank unim- . 34.801.“
Gold coin ..... 1.640.011
............. 3.100.011
1017.1
Checks and tub 11111111165883:
i-‘und set as: de lo!
depositors
1111 in:
.1 $05,431.49
Total .4.-.15 .......... 125111931137‘
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ...,
Surplus funds ...........
$100,000.00
75.00000
”M“. _ ~
flint-1'
“a"
5 input it. tilt in
'01 .1191 undivided profits l. as
current expenses and
taxes paid .............
Report of the Condition of
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
at South Norwaii. in the State of
and John lxtanzz Cuiinectir.'.ut at the close of business
lon M.i3 1.1917.
Rescurces.
Loansand discounts (ex~
cept those shown-on b
and c ....... $374,515.35
$374,515.35
.................. $89.83 89.83
U. s. Bonds.
1'. S. bonds deposited to
secure circulation (par
value) . $100,000.00
:Total P. S. bonds ........ 1111100000
' Bonds Securities. Etc.
Bonds other than V. S. '
bonds pledged to secure.
postal sa1iiigs deposits
.............. 317.0001)“
S. bonds (not includini:
stocks) owned uiipiedir-
1d .......... 3506. $13. 7i
Total bonds securities etc 523,813.71
2 050.00
Reserve Bank stock..
{Stock of Federal lit-serve
bank (50 per cent. of
subscription) .......... 6.0111100
\aluc of banking house
............... 30231111"
2,433.72
proved reserve agents in
New York. t‘hicago and
St Louis. .. 39 310 62
.\'c1 amount «inc from ap
proved iescru- agents in
other l'tst‘fWC cities
............... $30,999.37
.\‘.1 11111011111 due fr 1111
looks and bankers (out-
11 than i-lCilil'Cli in i.‘
40,569.99
or 20) ................ 11.947 65
'kins. Mrs. Sarah Phoenix. Mrs. Frank Other "We!” on banks in
The guests departed at a late 33“. mm". (,1, o.- town
hour. wishing the hostess, Mrs. Jones,‘ its reporting banlt...I. .. 19,371.11
1' '1 tier
many happy ictui'ns of the day. outbid“ 01‘9““ and “
' cash items ...... $678.20
il‘riictionai currency. nlck- .
Arrangements were completed today , 11-111 and cents. . . 1478.67 1,156.8?
postponed on account of the fact that for a mm, between the Norwalk ln'fNotcs of other national .
[dependents and the New Haven. banks ................. 14.:0001;
"'Bllll‘sf' 10 1-10 played this Sunday of ijg'ior'i'il {2532‘ ligmv'a'u'li ..00.01 '
. . 1 . , ' l ' s '11
,ternon at .l.-.. “and street grounds and not amount due
ii‘onrud ”1" N0“ anm‘m League} front Federal Reserve
Bank ..................
Redemption fund with l.
S. Treasurer and due
from 1'. 3. 'i‘ieasui'et‘.
’l‘otai ................
-iahilities.
:1] stock paid in ..... 3100. 000 00
fund
i iidiiided profits ........
.............. 315,278.59
Less current expenses, in-
terest , and taxes paid .
.. . ............. 32,543.47 12,735.12
Circulating notes outstand- ‘
ing ................... 99,000.00
Net amount due to banks,
and bankers (other than
Certified checks .
Postal savings deposits. 10,269.89
Total demand deposits.
items 33, 34, 35, 36. 37.
98. 39. 40 and 41
. ............ $455,233. 37
Time Ciepoelte. ‘, _,
Payable after 30 days.
or subject to 30 days or
more notice.-
Other time deposits...” 416,950.84
Total of time deposits: . .
items 42. 43. land 44
34,16,950 84
....'-,....31225,120.60
I, Wilfred Body'veil easier of the
above named 115.1111, do'solemnly swear
that the above statement hi true to
the best of our knowledge and belief
ED BODWELL.
' Cashier.
Subscribed ore to before'me
thumb day' ,1017.~‘~ -' .
. II . SIEMOB,
.1 11 111111
.00 .. .
1.; ..2
$371,515.35;
$2,815.31.
“was"! P001: l’gr "hi
-..“.
it“! \ess Wick from Cari-l 5
m,_.iuus Then an 41m in“ inc-i
“~“g‘h tale
[1.34.05.335 l'l .‘imm The
Notional but "tour In. Mi
by will" no N113 2. "er err-11 of"
ii were wowed. including II»
.‘Ill‘l'lflllh. 4' ll. Edwards. of!
Norma tNuruisifi. and II. K1
Parker. of Trent hif‘t‘t'i. I'url»-'
filllllil 00M" l8
Hillifill ill Mllfllflll
(Continued From Page One)
40, 70
7' 57! act in ucordance with lines approved
in the Council of National lkfense
. .. ' - tl , 'vvi nesse.. ’l‘ruat Com tallies ....... 16,766.13 .
“ammo “"9 :__' " ilii1idends Ulipaid ........ 115.00 “‘ ‘Psmngmm "13““ 111 ”'9 “'5‘
ltiencral dPIUSilS. 93".78809 posit of the government the varied
Dr. S. H. Huntington. Past Grandi Deposits in' savings ‘deparl— resources and activities of the count3
High Priest of the itoyai Arch 1111st "...", _.......sr.495,431.49 'W" 1* '9.“th 0’ efficiency and a
on" of Connecticut. is attending the. Total lit‘ptliiili .......... $2 433, 219. 581Lninglnifim itOfl duglil‘tmmnlmd effetct
-' . . - 1 - a 11.1111»; 1-11-11 for 111-1 -.-1 ..... 1'1 160 119' 1’0 9".“ “1"“9'0 1‘ 00““ 11'
I.1iinualIcon1Iocatimi of the Oil. 1 l I ‘t , ‘ ‘ ‘ "-..-.- , in Washington the representatives
'. Hartford, 101.13. , I ’l'olui l iahilities IIIIII $2.682 938.9T I of the Fairfield County Resource Mob-
ilization committee held conferences .1.
Iwith the following department heads: "
Frank Scott, chairman of the Muni-
tions Board. Council of National Dc-
lease.
Howard E. Collin, chairman of the
industrial commission, Council of~Na~
tional Defense.
Col. Chauncey l.
head of the lie artment
'l‘ransportaiion.
Geo. 11‘.
‘for Cooperation with State Organiza-
tions. Council of National Defense.
As a result of these conferences.
which in every case resulted in the
most enthusiastic acceptance of the
Fiiirfleld ('ouiily plan.
was referred finally to Chairman
t‘laikson ol’ the Publicity Department.
in order that the. Fatrtieii (‘.ounti'
Baker. U. S
of “our
licity throughout the nation. to serve
,as 11 model for other organizations of ~...
county economic units.
in the opinion of the national de-
liarlllmlii heads consulted. the Fair-
ficld County plan is the pioneer move-
ment. for systematic. efliclént.
tensive work of county reSOUl'Cl‘ mob-
illzntion
The department heads were an ml
the Falrfield Count3 Mobilization plan
is placing at the service of the 1:01
ery which is needed to meet, in the
way iiie .vai-t problems suddenly ini-
posed by our nation's entry into the
I
.utfoidinrz the maximum
1and useful dciclopuieiit to the county
. 11s intcnsiv cly
.1 000. 00
E131225,120.60I
Total '..:‘u‘
. s'tatan of Connecticut. County or
'Falrilel es: - '
war.
All acclaimed the plan not only as
of patriotic
.and through it to the government,
that to aided the idea as an inspira-
'tion to the nation at large and urged
‘that the work of the mobilization com
mittee be pushed through the county
and 11peed|3 as pct-
sible, thus aflordiiii: an ideal point
of contract between thr1 National gov-
crnmcnt and the varied count3 to-
sources which will be called into play.
GREEKS DIE OF STARVATION
i WASHINGTON, May S.'-.~\n official
dispatch from the Green government.
communicated to the State Depart-
3 ment by the Greek location-says the:
iblockndn of the Allied Greek coast,
78.75l 1111 'bas re“ tilted in many deaths from star,
vatibn~
In January there were twentv “1'
deaths, in February twesty- six,
1' March forty nine and in the first third
of April ten
miles. and they cover only such cases
.113 were certified to by a physician as
' having been due to starvation.
1' As the organiztition of the. new Zai
'nils cabinet was undertaken in bar;
mony with the 'wishes of the Allies
iade will now be raised.
111 4111 1111111
' "RED, lilllllli fit
No More Sore, Pulled-up, Tender, Ach-
I log Feet—No Corrie or Callolnee
“Tia? makes sure. burning. tired
iieet talriy'danco with. delight. Away
50 the aches and pains,,the corns,'cal
included in 29 or 30).. 41,133.27
Dividends unpaid ........ 68.00
' Demand Deposits. '~--
individual deposits subject . '
tocheck ...... 441,419.17
~ Certificates of deposit due
in less than 30 days..-.. 434. 42
3,109.89
louses. blisters.
biains. . .
"Tiz" draws out the acids and poi-
sons that p.111 up your test. No mat-
|tor how hard you work, how long you
dance, how far you walk or haw lost
you remain on‘ your feet, "'11!" brings
restful foot colntort.‘ "Til" is magi
cal. grand, wonderful for tired sch
tag, swollen. smtirttiis test Aht bow
comfortii'blo, bo’w happy you feel!
'4
W. .1 . . d
i
Porter. Chief of the Section P
the committee
plan may be given widespread pub- '
in-
mous in expressing their belief that "
eminent exactly the kind of machlu- '5'"
broadest. quickest anti most. efficient .
iii ,
These figures do not.
include den-‘lis within the area occu- !
100, 000' “0 pied by the French and English on .
the legation assumes that the block II‘I
bpnions and . chlb
81.00 snares
”Charade.
AfeweffleSpeeblr
u.oocoau......... ....... .. ............. “.5
010.05 cone ......... “a,“
812ms1anassses.......... ............ 3,95
................ 59¢
“mun“... 1.....:;;::.:::::::::::::$.22;
”Om HATS .l‘....'..l..
01.50snaess
......
. .......... 33,95
........
FOR LINOLEU M
'_ and laid free of charge dur-
..._._._- .- ...—”...... L.- “£— .. .3
II in: “21.1. “ ‘ mmm “ a.
Cpen a S
3 tores in
Charge STER Ll N One. No stairs
Account to Climb.
- for every room in the house,
' the most- ideai sanitary floor
covering of the present day,
easy to keep clean, always
cheerful looking. Measured
'ir'lg this month.
t
We specialize in fumish-
ing homes complete.
FURNITURE, RUGS.
REFRIGERATORS.
RANGES, OIL s'rovns.
REEDI BABY
CARRIAGES $1435
Phone 105
..1
Sterling Furniture~ Co.
127-129-131 Washington St.
All colors.
The Biggest Suit Sale
of the Season $14. 00- $18. 00
l JaCODy’S
Beautiful Bust and boulders
are possible if you will Wear a scientifically constructed
Bien Jolie Braden.
Tho droning weight ofan unconfined bust so at t 1
supportinunueclee that the contour of the 11:11:31: 3311211.:
BRig'SSl‘gflgEZ“
graceful line to the entire upper
They are the duintiest and most serviceable. garments imagi-
noble—conic in all materials and st les: Um
I-‘ rent. Surplice. BnnJenu. etc. i ‘ no
first the but back where it be-
unfit prevent the full bust finn- .1
the awnce of nob—- .
.biueu. eliminate the danger of
nxmuscles and confine the
flesh gngdthe shoulder chin: o
l'- -
'k. Hook
Boned with' ‘.Wrilobn " the
rusticss boning—permitting 13 asking without removal.
Have your dealershow you Bien Jolie Bmssie f -
ed, 'vve will gladly send him, prepaid. samplers}: digit-‘33:.
BENJAMIN a. IJOliNEIS. ill Warren Street. Newark. N. J
HATTERS' WORKING ‘HOURS I log in consideration that Harris mount
CHANGED make deductions from his rent, but
I The Crofut & Knapp Hat factory isI
‘working out a. system of economyI
Iwhlch will benefit itself and its em-
ployes. Hereiofore it has been the
Icustom to have all the men in the de-
pertinents work nine hours a. day
on that day work five hours. An or-
i
der was given out. yesterday that in
one of the department of the factory.I
the employee 'would work ten hours
for five days a week with the resultl
’. that Saturday will be left free.
hours oi.‘ labor are not ‘increasedJ by,
The
,thl‘svplan. The company will save
money and the employee will have a
chance to work on gardens at heme
or the company’s him if they wish
Ias the result of this plan. '
1‘1
SAYS LANDLOR-D FAILED.
TO KEEP AGIR'BEIAIIEN‘i
booting alley .bt Stage and ' loin
that Harris returned the rent account
that Moyes sent to him unrecelptot
Iand started proceedings to oust hill
:from the building. Moyes then mm:
temporary injunction against‘thc
ejectmcnt and now seeks to have this
lwith the exception of Saturday and injunction made permanent.
o
11"-
ISAID WOMAN STOLE MONEY
PUNCHED HER iN OPTIC
Another of the group of'fiouth
Norwalk colored women who travel
nightly =to Bridgeport became ris-
volved in the toils of the law last
man. Miss Julie. Twittey. of 8 my
street, south Norwalk, was locked up
on a complaint made by P. August d
Housatonio aveupe, Bridgeport. who
Ialleged she stole $10 from his pocket.
‘ when he stopped her on. Hountmle
'avenue at 8: 30 o‘clock!.
August did not discover his loss Incl
Your feet 11111111113111 for joy; shoes - 'Miebsel 11‘. Month; owner of a 111 some hours later, but when tie-It
Miss thtly at the corner of Well}
ntbosdf Tie” 11 Mott-est. Barnum,“ suit in mend Golden Hill-treats the“
or‘flmsbepuncbsdherlutberlxht“
‘ lulled
Norwalk Chronicler