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‘Third'Anniversary of E 1119391110111
The month of Lilly will undmrbtedly
. be an active one for the Knights of
Columbus of this city Molly events
are planned for the balance of the
month
On Tuesdny evening, Dr. W. J.
Tracey will 11111111114111. nionibern of
South Norwuik Council in their
rooms, 106 Washington street. Dr.
Trauey will tttitr‘ on social problems
and the address will no doubt be moat
interesting. This lecture will be und
er the auspices of Bishop Fenwicll
Assembly. Knights of Columbus All
men 11rc,lnvited. Arrangements are
being perfected for the coming "Ln-
» dien' Night." which will be held by
the South Norwnlk Knights on Friday
‘ evening, May 18th. it has been decid-
ed that mt-lniz'to the size of the club
rooms to hold this event in 1111111-
Men 11 Hall Lecturer Thomas F. 119'
Mutton promises an enjoyable affair.
E. .1. News 11nd Wm. P Ward.1lte
delegates to the state convention in
' Bridnopo1't,-T11esdny. will report on
. the doings of that gathering at the
meeting Thursday evening. May 17111.
W. P. Word was\elected as 1111 nl
. DOLLARDAY'
.in South Norwalk
Thursday, -_May 17th
This is South Norwalit Merchanto’ Day of Thanksgiving to all
its outrun: .for their loyal patronage of the year
One Day Only
Thursday, ' May 1 7111
In these days of high prices, take advantage of this day, and
make your dollar buy from 14 to 12 more.
11121311 Merchants A59 no. 01 Se. Norwa‘lll
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Old Point Comfort. Vii... in August.
The fourth degree Knights are look»
1113 forward with keen interest to the
grand exempiiflcation of that degree
in Danbury. May 27th.
Twelve members frorn this city will
_ receive the degree on that day. it is
expected that 3 class of 175 will be,
honored. Over 1,500 Knight‘s from all
over Connecticut will be present and
, a short parade will be held. two hands
have already been engaged. -F’rank
J Sherlock. supreme agent of the K
of C.. will address the member: or
' the {clinch on the 3131.111: Vii
. also inspect the books and property
, of the society.r.She‘r'lt1eiy is a
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_ Hundreds of satisfied customers is surely proof that.
[we 'elweyg. bare the Best in Butter, Cofiee and Eggs. 0111'
Micro just now ar‘e‘raoonable and-we solicit. your patron»
Moon... 11... 1...... or pound . ......:'.4s'o v1:11.inherit:1.111.111.1111:
Warrantod Fresh Eggs, per’dozcn ....... 39¢ {this °°°j‘““°“' ‘ . , ,
rgRoyal Plantation Golf“, 351: grade cut to . .31'¢ lb 1 MELOY 15011711111211 reormouv.
‘ Dinner Blond Calico 32c gfdde cut to ...... 281511). l mow YORK, May10.-Andrew i). no
'Chnfléfl'g‘e Blind Collar, 30:: gradepcut to . . .. . ;2&¢ - 1"”- “'l‘" W“ charged ““3 having (’1’
tamed the passport on which Captain
"Frans Rintelen, of the Ger-blah Navy.
4. left this country for England“ in the fall
of 1915, continued his testimony today
Golden sums Blend coded 111. 20¢ 5115.10195'1‘1
FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
11 'fendante chairged with conspiring to
lies.
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ONE YEAR 1N JAIL FOR
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temple to the supreme convention at '
lam 11111111311111 the Gnvernment in the ' j j
, ytfial of Rintelen‘ and“ his seven code. :'
“ cut or! munitions from the 11111111111111 A11 ._
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Babe Fm Division: for
Service ill-once
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WWINGWG’. my to. 4.11111er
on “tho 1 bill reached up once
melt tally md 1116 plenum villi he
do that! two 110113131 f0? conif-
nation“ I: soon a: possible
The 1111111111911.» made the. are limits
of those subject to rclfltire 1mm :1
to 311 years, 111111111131. in place 111‘ the
Lil in 27 limits in the Senate 113111.11!
21 to it) in the House bill.
The amendment put in by the Son-
Lot-sex oil to raise
'otir 11111510111: for 59111111 in .Frnnu
11.111 ei'htinuted.a1~i nus 111111111511 an
1111111. 11: 2‘ 0 raising of them lolunteer
Tl jf‘lil‘ents tor b'ud‘c'r patrol dilly.
'il1e Senate rinendmonte prohibiting
the lair.- of liquor at army camps and
111111 Wire afeguitrdln'g the than!“ of
13111 troops are retained.
lliowml ill?
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til ltllfillt hill 11131",
W; <l-ll.\'tth).\‘. May it) — 11.111.11—
' 1 kid?“ railro:1ds,1n1~tif;.in;
11111133 1111111111 the interstate Connuerw
1’ ‘1 1. .11.s-io11.deelnied the 1111-11 of their
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‘ lines fol a title-en percent advance in
freight rates “as 0:111:1in 11': urgent it
that of roads in every other section 111‘
the country. int-reused 1:1 the cost of
everything entering into the ‘Oportition .
of the .éwostern nyutenl, including labor.
and 11111111111111.1111». commission was
told. had ‘ r 'dened the gap between
mt z'h'roznme 111111 expenses that an in l
crouch in the intrastate on 111111 an the:
1111911111111» rattal would not inept- the de
iicloncy Spokesnwn for elector-11.01111
southeastern lines have made similar
declarations
Statistics presented to the commia- l
sion on behalf of 411 carriers of the
west :pu1po: '1 to show that the propos
rd advance in rates would full 380,-
1100 .000 short of meeting increased op-
; emits. effective and untieipn't
til. "i
Amo’hg ‘the “11111111111311 called for to
1111.11 were W. B. Biddle. prooldont of the
St. Louis and: Smirnnclsco. and R.
11. thton. president or the Chicago
and illorthweatern. . -,~ ,
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THEFT. FROM PERSON
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Elizubeth 1"..1'1191. colored of, South;
Not-walk. was sentenced to one year
in jail by Judge Gardiner Greene 111'
this superior court. vesterdoy after;
noon on pleading guilty to :1 charge
of theft from the person The want
on was accused ol' 1.111111111115911 Clonal
JoKn Manning. whitedhe. the taking
place in South End 1111111191161. about
11m monthli 111:0. Judge Greene uaIdl
ttlint in vlon of the plen; of guilt}
saving the state. the exporter of 11 Mill
he would 11111191111 11 minimum sen]
truce. but if the case had gone. to they
lury 11nd conviction followed he would
. lune imposed a substantial state ‘priau
on. sentence. Judge Greene said he;
did not propose to condone c'bnduct:
such its that described in thin case.
William Henry Joby. colored, of.
\‘orwnlk. who in a fit of anger took 11
loaded mm arid blazed forth in all di-
mtlons from a‘ cabin in the woods
\iolnling one of the ordinnnces of
the city of Norwnlk, was gixen 60
dam in jail in lieu of 11 line
Albert Lionetti, 19. Hal-walk. theft.
one win in int). suspended sentence.
FIRE CAUSES .
‘ BOAT T0 SINK
NIDWPURH‘. R. 1., May 10. ~The
British oil tank motor ship Sebastian.
which was being towed by an Amerl '
can gunbont to a New England port
with fire raging fiercely in her hold.
sank today. Thomtul‘ Jones. a marine
gunner, attached to a government veri-
sel Which had the Sebastian in tow,
was lost.
MARWN WAS CONNECTING LINK,
NEW LYORK May 10.‘ '~—Wl1crt the 11' till
of Captain From ‘Rintelen, of the Ger-i
mun Navy, and save Americans charg-
ed with conspiracy to interfere with
the Entente‘Ailtes‘. munition trhflic won
resumed-Roddy. there were indications
that the prosecution would close its
case tomorrow.
The that direct evidence introduced
to show that Henry 331111-1111. a de-
tandem, i7.” tile connecting link be-
tween two groups of alleged conspire:
tors, on‘e consisting of David Lamar!
and Rintelen. and the other of' men
nttvdin Labor's National Pence Coun:
oil, was put in the recOrd yesterday.
it consisted of telegrams reporting
mum-it founders. to get the orgnnlins
tton’ started. The 1111151111303: 1111 the ad
mostly between Martin; David Lamar;
it'll, and H.Robert‘Fow1er; 111111 Harv
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'prodrfr 51": and 11'1"”-
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irogroes 111- strikes in munition plants 1
and showing the efforts of the peace .
‘reaaes; and signatures showed policed -
former Representative main: Bitchutl— ‘
Salvator Ré‘otlvb; 111‘ 11111111111111.1111... ‘ ‘
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WI Min-u. 13-11 pm-
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unity all emulatio-
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in the 0.1331“! n: nobility of .01!-
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here under two Mom! Munro-int
tho Star: and thrive. out with it our
Anwr. on: Club krill-mom“ mum.
Fairficid County Boy; and GM. Club
Wit k.
Priory 1111: lite be} or g‘rl in soils
in Minn: in ”Poole R'mi'x Arhlfl'e
int-ill Army.“ the army of tied produt-
lion and ford l‘imllti‘Yatllm ii is cell-
mated that by Nay 13111 tin-n- wiii be
an army 0! 1111100 iitrtltt‘ “other: in
the club ranks. llave you joined
club )‘tl'.’ .
This pork is hell“: undo. fallen in
the Farm Durex u. from 1.110511 11"1 -'
in; 310mm L. M. lollnlmil i.-llv 1111 :'
"11b limit-11'. is 111 ton" Tilll 1-l1. 11
fluid utlDt'ivlSors, 111111 '1 .. *- 11.11.~'
1'11l:.1:te1z' itssiutimr «fir-1 ..1 «.1
syeti inatizing thi- 1:3:1'1: 11 farmer".
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'11“ '1‘ 1'111'1'1'ch' 11filleiow111
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Line cf Wort. fie-119 Undertaken This‘
Year.
1 1111.1.1 1111111 .11 conditiunii there. are2
some twelw or fifteen
which 11 by 111
clubs from
311'1 may choose to
11111 1' liking. bill this year emphasis in '
particular is being laid upon increased
ectliliy with home garden. potato.
[corn and mothir anti 11111111111. twinnin-r
ri'ojects, although there will still be a.‘
large number of Workers in the other
clubu.
Following the enrollment of
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hers. follow-11p instructions are issued,
from the Farm liureau othce; suggest-
ing plans and giving exact directions
to be followed 111; closely as poasible
throughout the section. The record
books supplied enrihleii the club mem»
her to keep an accurate account of
expedited and receipts no 11111: when all
work is completed. 11. profit or a 101113l
can readily be found. Not the least
g’ood that comes to boys and girls from
their club work is the training receiv-
ed in conducting public meetings, 1'11 ‘
standing before an audience of club
members and j expressing their
thoughts on methods of culture or
economic conditions which necessarily
arise. This in a training which can be
secnrt-d'in no other 11’ a‘y than by actual '
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participation in the club meetings,
Mother anti Dangihtor Home 0311111119,.
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The, Mother 1111111 Di'mxhtoi
Canning Club includes an adult morn-i
her for each junior
tor may work together in the interest
“if the home. By canning fruits: ve‘gc
rubles 111111 greens and conserving one
run of ouch mery day, the problem of
ii bnlrtnood ration M1 the”
1: 111111111in solved and 11 reduction
made in the cost ,oflltinx ‘ ' ‘
The Farm Bureau stands ready 1111;
'eend out information or to assist in
every 1111) ponriblii '111y persons who'
are interested in the work. All letters
should be nd‘drcnsed to the County
Club leader. Norw‘rlk. ’
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MONEY FOR MERCHANT SHIPS.
WASHINGTON, Mny 9.-~-President
Willion today began work on getting
the. Si;000,000.000 appropriation for
merchant ships, and sent for several
senators on the Appropriations cour-
mitten.
The committee informally discussedl
.heforc going to the White House the
question of putting the new appropria-
‘111111 on the 32, 800 0011, 000 Army and
Navy Deficiency bill nireiltly passed by
the House That bill has been almos:
completed by the committee and could
be reported to the Senate for notion
in it few dayh
lTALIANs- WANT RAlt'ROAD
EQUlPM'ENT.
WASHINGTON itiny 9.——Nogotin-
tions looking to the purchase of lnore
than $100. 000 0011 worth of railway in
comotives, cure 111113. and other equip
ment in the United States will be one
of the main purp‘os'eii‘ of the ltallan
thtr Commiesion which is expected in
alien! three week‘s it Was learned
today A huge part of the $100 000 000
already loaned by the United States
to- tne'fltaliian Govertlx‘nent also 1111‘
likely to be spent for railroad nutter
(tale ,nnd orders, probably: gwilti he
placed during the commission’s .etay
lore ,
nod'r LIKE W‘An TAXES.
NEW YORK May 9.—-Crumbling
primes at the opening of the stock
market toduv extended during the
forenoon trading into 3- severe break,
which c111 rled the market down- from
to ti ppintii in virtually all parts
of the list.
11.111111 of" the Government's war taxnr
lion policy
CUT 't‘HiS' GUI—ti? to WORTH.
MONEY
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encioeo with 561‘ and inniti
Home l
The porpoise or:
1 this (lull in 111111 the mother and diiugh- 1 '
house '
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The liquidntton appear-
ed to be pfd’ttokod chiefly by the pub-l
"'F‘ojg c 1‘
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Huts at Attractive Prices
'A group of tables in the
‘l’illinery Section offers
some wonderful values,
mostly
Tailored and Sports
Hots
very orig-'innl and pleasing
styles,
311.50.34.75, $5.50
. to $7.50.
Set-11nd floor.
Summer Couch Covers
Clubland“, Scarves, Pilow Top.
All of a nice subgtantiul Cotton Crush stenciled
in ‘colors. An indefinite tan ground, no color at all,-
.with a bit of stenciling, birds, or flowers, a blossom,
the trailing end of a vine, to give a touch of bright-
1 » ness. Fast colOrs, designed to wash. 1
Couch Covers, $4.50. Pillow Slips, 59 cts.
Toue Covers, 79 cts. — Chair-backs with tapes,
39 ctr. 1' ‘ '
Third floor.
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Pkin and fancy. 1
it is the wisew'an‘d fore-
sighted wonian 1 who. stocks.
up on»: Collars . and other
neck ftlrbelows ’when the 1
assortment is at its best,
There are timé's‘when it
pretty new collar will raise
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Pique Vuto, very stunning tailored styles.
Georgette Collars, round, square, plain and em- (3.
broldered.
f. Crepe dc Chine and Windsor :I'iea,
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Mein‘s floor. 1&1.
Skinner' s allvsillt Satins
v— for liningo.
E1“? {The name in the selvage is a guarantee for two‘ *3
Seasons’ wear. '
in brown, tan and African brown,
Belgian, navy blue and purple,
Light, dark and medium gray,
Russian green. Yard wide, $2.00
silk Section, main floor.
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Shoes 1 or Women and Misses ,
Pumps and Sports Shoes. ,~
11.11.111.11. $4,050
$5. 50
Genuine Viol Kid
$6.00
.White Canvas, with
leather or rubber soles.
to .
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Black French Kid
Second floor? .
L315
ll‘an Russia, white or olive
Patent Kid '
Gun Metal Calf
Genuine Buckskin
Reignskin Cloth, black
or. white.
Cleaner: for leather or 'cloth shoes.
Shoe Lucas in all colors.
Overalls of Khaki
or serviceable Galina.
For Women. These stout and serviceable gar-g
plants are being adopted by women who are "doing. ii;
their hit” 1n farm work or gardening, in dairy up"
kitchen. They are admirable for tramping suits
chauffeurs’ suits; -
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Suspenders and ovorollu, 32.011633116431011,
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