* Loan Some"
Outellknewnjohoteell-
“culiejuetuownt low
fie, hut’we on sell you
‘ Mhndeiiyounhelleo
decide. Your Uncle Smuel
Railroad Conditions as affecting
your order
For some time put n greet portion of the lest he! been
ARE EXCEEDED
(Confirmed From Page One)
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The town figures as reported to All
EXPECTATIONS ‘
IS 7 wan-amoral.“ um:
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwolk's Leading Dry Goods Store
, NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
Tull lulu solutes
Mdk..Even if done in
tube.
use and pain. health is
sit harmoniring the nerve
s in your body.
spinal
113 on.
Magnetic treatments given also.
:r. FRANCIS, u. (3.
Graduate from Palmer School.
_‘ Chiropractic is the definition of the
(tense of the disease and the art of
all sting the same. Disease is caused?
hy‘agwrench, twist: or sprain in thel
_ . cundhoodl
{creates pinched nerves and pain in
tariffs in the different organs and:
l
l
Chiropractors remove the cause of 1
restored l
sys-l
Female troubles
nspeclal attention; also curvature
You will never rout-w
the Chirpractor a chance to
t
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ll: Vashington St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
were disappointed as the family turn-
ed its back on her and refused to give
her husband work ill the underwear;
lWOMEu-oRCANIZE
factor}.
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. Oeulists’ prescrip-
rmns promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
‘ l with her husband onto Oct him_ to re-.
“m." ”CHEAPEbT PLACE 'N TOWN TO. turn to ht 1'. When shehwns married:
\
Your Country Deserves Your Support
"Liberty Loan” Gold Bonds I
Mobilize your money—every
small subscription counts.
l NATIONAL DEFENSE} .. . .
. bllf‘ lesllttt-tl regarding their do
! {parture from Norwallt, their wander-
(Conlinued From Page One) ings are? a dozen states. .\lrs. Heir,
' ticrsnn's successful search for them:
and the termination of her pursuit of
the couple in Chicago where after:
threatenln: Mrs. l"llZZt'll with arrest‘,
tor opening ht-l‘ husband's mail Atrial
liendcrson put her on a train and.
sent her back to Nashville. Tenn. herl
l
i
I Scores came from Chicago and oth
lPl' pianos to hob-nob with the prison
I
i
' crs. Obiiously such It condition could
not continue." 3
The prison was quiet today and;
,seven men injured ill the riot, during} . . . .
’uhich two buildings were burned tlndl 1003.111“. homo. uhilc the son told his;
lwas finally Quclicd by troolls of the‘ “in“ that h.” “"15 helpless 1° prevontl
lllinois National Guard. probably willl mi “10w?” a(~tlon._ - . .
lrocovcr. One risoner was killed dur-l she finished herdlrect examination
ting the outbre it. .hy telling: ot.lllc lllllle attempts she]
1 ilnltl made after that to conlmunlcatol
.BUY FISH lsht had a small fortune of $12,000,l
5 lbs. cod fish 25c, 6 le. whitingl left to her by her father which siloI
I25c, 5 lbs. weak fish 250, extra large had lost because she had had to sup-
!muckorel, 10 lbs, 2’0. Thursday 3 t port her husband .whcn he fled frotn
IS at the w- n o ‘ 0‘ his mother and hls stepfather. Mark,
5 ’ .lgo ‘ l M. Henderson. and member of the un-l
1 , "“ lderweal‘ lnannt‘acturillgr firm of Hen-i
Equipment, and arms for the mom»; dot-son and EI-Vin‘
tors of the First Company of Nor-i Judge John J. Walsh. counsel for;
Iwalk's Home Guard were distributed Mr. and Airs. Henderson. plied Mrs;
llast night. at the armory by Captain) “"19“ with questions concerning fear,
jRogers. to those members who applied‘ SSW ofuhe case of little public inter-i
;for the same, The supplies “18°? “1” Judge Walsh went into an exten-l
needs your aid, he cen’t win . and lumbershipmente into that. territory have been ‘ .
out alone. He wants us all to almost impoeuble. This. condition is not growing my better jaunt—General George 51. £018. b! J &
Welland and help him with “d {murmur "‘37". .w1th 3‘11“)“ Official: we learn that ,town clerks, follows: ., . . .
there ts slight possibility of any relief within the near future. . :Auoot or 23 Rehable Lmoleums Under need
‘ 8 10“} , Notwrthstandmg car shortages and stoppages we have had 11' 'IAvon 174;
We've done our bit, a thous- £0122 luck wgtrltglrletung throughl a number of cars and have now 5 Berlin 40*; . . ”a
- . - a estoc ou hnotinn l. _ . 203* ’
’ “d or “(0’ and think: 11:39 so: are bending" gevery enufiesgitseghl: the service that 11:32:: Ell Pulled 2 yards Wide ‘ $135 per runmng yard'
worm while and some he y the reputation of the Hatch 65 Bailey Company implies, but ‘Brmgeporl zonal [Maid 2 yards wide $2.00 to $3 75 per running yard
“the” war }5 past we can please do not get peeved If you cannot get every thing you ,gmBrjdgewater as ' ‘ '
:afi'ord to smile. want when you want it. " lBristol 2,599
. - I r \
“ “WW o . A TORRINGION ELECTRIC VAC
., aboys to Win .-across the Th H t h & B I C , t‘allton 32» . .
”pond." You’re sure to feel a h a C a. e 0' a Cheshire J: . dBuilt: Wllgl the thoroughness that sixteen years manufacturing floorclean.
‘ ‘ ‘ o In eVIcess ow l ' .'. ' ~. ' '
thrill of pnde when you own V wwwwwmwm"mw 3mm“, ,‘4 g . s 1,5 ‘5 essential ‘0 “minted Sallsfafllon- _ _
a ’Libert Bond _ W ,W ‘(olunlbla r Above everything else, In an Electric Vacuum Cleaner is the requirements
y . lemon”, 1 ‘3: that it be reliable. It must be fool-proof, it must be efficient, it must be long-
llanbury c i wearing. _ .
'ma SPECIAL SALE . , . mm
. _ in“??? H H 1 0:9 monI; lcsnntba chiiplyl’) bttllfil ctlcali’eriltcntanyhditail. its motor is the best that
_ . , _ _ g :as or o‘l , — e .a uy~— e es a is 111 y t e ax est electrical manufacturers
. Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection ln e 3.“. Haven 20A (General Electrical 00,) , g '
, town to choose from, Prices lower than elsewhere. East Lyme 139; The brush Isn’t a toy—it is a. full bristle, 2 1-8 inch carpet sweeper brush
.. .. . .‘~' 332: ' ' ‘ “ . ' _ -
Last call for suits and costs at unmatchnble prices. . Ikfizggofi‘dsm 135' 33;? $3,356???sgffegggegglggsggég; motion 0f ‘he Gleaner exactly as m a
or PARIS
,Glastonbury 452 ’ . _
6 new... 2,2..- , ~ See Them In our Carpet Sectlon.
33 South Main St. South Norwalk. ”Griswold 335! . .
”I P $30 00 Set of 8 E t Att h 7
W- W ___ . rice . , x to ac meats .
lllarlfol‘d 16,891}!
9 "li' l 707‘
Specials for Thursday ”1185?: ’ .. W W-
ILilchtield 381*“ , —-— —— MW._LW.-_-
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ............... 42c doz. twine ”GERMAN SUBMAR‘NE l9. _-
GRAPE FRUI . - Illanchcstcr 1,935; TOLL SHOWING AN. | II
T ........................ 6 for lot: . .
BEEF LIVER . 18c lb :Marlboroush 17‘, OTHER DECIDED DE- ' .
SHOULDERSTEAK """"" 22c lb. l“'f”““““ “"3": GREASE. ENGLAND?
‘ ..................... - e klllddletown 1,93,, REPORTS |
20 ORANGES ion .......................... 20c an"... or W l . &
r ‘ . - l
RHUBARB ............................ DC bunch lMontvllie 33?: (Continued from First Pole.) l . .'
RADISHES ..................... 2 bunches for SC :ngaluck 1343' -. -w- l,
‘ , “New 1mm" 7.25%.)“. \‘artlur and Lilli“ ”Illi'tlll tllltll
S ll ’ S in Markets w Farm ' ' ’
c u zes an] 5- ' . -* mouth of horn-s, . l
W: B tte ' y ,Newington '. 193i BERLIN. \‘la Lolltloll. Juno ti]j T0 OPEN A ' l
1 . . u r l 32 Washington St. ' '39 Main St, TlNcw London 2.l‘)33g--»'l‘llo t'ollmrlllu' statement has _
I _ i ' l .' ' . ' N‘dln "ss ml .1 «It‘liclll llczltlt Ilnl‘-'
South Norwalk. y \ew Villford 4" ‘ till l n .I z _| l
450 lb. Nomalk' North Canaan lollurrs in tho vast. lllltlt‘i‘ «late of Alli-Vi ‘
' . I.\'orth Haven to: 30: 1‘. CHARGE
__ IE - -W —i l .. .. i l
* { ._....._ —“ “Norwalk 2.575! " lllc t'lllt‘l t'nlllllilllltll'i' has up-
1 lOld 1.5'me 70“]Il'urctl lllt‘ formation of a t‘tillll‘é
Lean smOked . lPlaintield 025 tlolllial t‘tlllll-‘ll nt' l.ltllllalllu. coin-
. , . . ThurSday Specials [Wm-me 362 llil“<_'Il "fill" “W lu‘l'ml'lm ml" in our store should be looked upon as a great con-
. iPlymoulh (3.35 lltlllllili“. , ‘ . QM. ., ' . . .
' Shoulders 23C lb . p1 ATE CORNED BFEF 16c lb Portland 254 I l'lllltlh'llllelll. .lmlu I». u I; yfienlence. Why? Because it Is a store where you’ll
.. ' . e' 1 J . ."..“H "m . .
. ‘ ....... ........... . puma,“ m «um "IL a w M A .n M.” nd a an ass 'm ' r- -
l ” I l‘ - RUMP CORNED BEEF ................... 22C lb. allieddlng 110 llllli ll l'tllul (ll'lllllll\ll‘rlllllll Will lull l 2 d Olt ell“ 0f CV91? thing. In Ready t0
PHONE-371 . NEW CABBAGE ............... . ...... 4 lbs. 25c gnaw“... 1m We1mmImminent"! Nlll'y'";> “’93.” Wils- f” “‘9 who"? lamb-rand 50“ t0 3'0"
, . l r ~ , . 10 t ll)‘ \\'l W H N‘l‘VI‘t its ti It) i- - - .
Pnggfing-o l TOMATOES """ ‘ """ .. ------------- 3le- 200 3:333:10“ 1;: tlih’ street cars will llt‘ stopped on cred“ terms‘ as cheap. and 1“ mOSt lnStanceS
l . a ' ~ - ' ‘ '
’ - .. .... .‘lltlts .‘lllll rcstaurunts t-loscll. iltl h ' th . “Ed ~h ' d v
, {himshury .llt ‘ l ‘ C caper an SD (33 cats ma lance stores.
; . BEERS MEAT G PROVISION CO ’Southinglou mUIqut-ls pullllxllctl iilltl tilll_\ lllt‘ , .
: ' ' iH‘l'lllOl‘tl 402 trams Will Hill as usual. l y ‘
(2 Stores.) ls‘tntnford i 30le ‘ ,..- ‘ —_.». HI
2 . ‘ ALIENATION SUIT lea-fl -
, 6 North l . - ,htonlnuton ml; ‘ :
FASTWFRE'GHT LINE TO NEW l S “1 N Mas‘s‘gh 1180 N 1:: “lam St' lStrntford 1.274; ATTRA£TS ATTENTIONNUDGES APPO'NT WALTER ; Fail-field county—Charles S. HUN".
1‘. YORK. E on . orwa '. one . orwal .Phone 881. Suitivld 43": W... E ”ill-COMB STATES ATTWNEVHH Bridgeport.
.. . I]? ii'll “ .l‘l luv ll' l ' lll‘ s P" ‘ n ~- . , , . , - :; l'g ‘ .v ‘ .’
PORTATION LINE, lnc. I l 0 ".m n.” lltlbcl'ts l‘rlzztu Alulllllril Mark M. ~‘""‘“' ‘5 ”“‘ ""y -“°' "‘r ”w ““m‘“ ”J“ “m u’ ' ‘ " “9” “WW.“
*‘ ‘Frel ht boat 1 P' 2 b Am ._.. """"“"“ VVVVVVVVVVVVV lTUTl‘lllKlfln “"520 “Q‘ndtlrsun' the Nnrwnlk underwear ll'llH‘llllL' of ”it" jp(lg|‘3 0f lllt‘ Siliil‘fmc 0d HS: ft)”0\\‘53 V
*‘thver,gNew Yorkeazfiit fireside??? . 'l‘l'llmblfll 1‘30 luanufall-tlll't«_l‘, and hisuifo for aliena- and superior courts of this state. Tilisl l’tilll‘flt‘ld L‘Ullllll'V‘Giian “- C“???
At.) every day except Sunda , at _l P EVornon 72“ l”)? l‘ll"__“l"‘l‘”°“>' “l ”1"” 3°“. ”‘0 meeting, which was to make allO': ‘-I"~'>1>‘lillll- l;
.. Freightdreceived at Norwélk u: tpol S ECIALS 'El'l'allillgl'ot‘d 1:005 allillz‘zgljdtémll‘umugng;:ng‘::;: 131131: “Wills and appointments for the court Five coulnlissiollors of state polled .
m. an at South Norwalk up to; ~\\'atcrbury 15083 , v '. . _‘ “H”. “r 1q1'_]t)13 was held “51”di to hold oiiico two years from the fir-ll.
.q‘ r . t' ,, f lt‘ :. ‘S . , _.. . . t \ rt , .‘ »
so.p..m. l H. 0. Presto, 8. pkg. ..... .. . . . . .. ........ . ...... .. . r. . . 13c 1\\'auirf0rd 234 affirm?“ 0 H pm" mmm‘d m. and in :tdtlitltm to the rcappointment day of July. 1917. were appointed as
M u ‘_.-.-. ll 0. G. Oatmeal, 3: pkg. .............................. 86 chst Hartford 088 The plaintiff told of her first mar-'of court clerks and other otlicrl': injl‘ollows: Julm Ii. Pcrry, Fall‘l'icld:
I ' :\'\‘eslporl 409 {lil‘rt‘ "3 ”l" “1'“ “l “3- 11““ ““0“?" the state and counties, some new ap-l licnry I“. English, New Havon; \\'.:l-
n l ‘ Try Our Fresh Roasted Coli’ee, per lb. ................... 21c ':\\'(‘lllt’l'sllit'ltl 250 :;;“"'l‘)ll:“‘l‘x1 f”;:l,I“‘:_’3“;1”flv(,:‘§“‘l‘2‘“1‘3‘3‘: pointmcnts were made and‘éulm-us or ‘ latt'G S. Allis. Norwich; Jam-PS if.
,; - av d w' Raymond Selected Mixed Tea per lb. . 25c “Vim"m“ 3" chl. lllPlStnl glint: fientlglfs‘on .3121 Clerks and assistant clerk‘s of ‘llOflthUdl'llfi‘, Lllchrivld; William F. Hm-
‘ UNDERTAKER , ..... ' ............... l\\'lll0]l 116 their t-wn illOl‘v romantic marriage. court were advanced, the advances togncy. Hartford.
~' - . Pure Jelly ........ . .................... .. 3 jars cut to 26c lenolwstnr on She told how she and “Charlie" as take effect August I. l .
Tel-.Offlce,1069-3; House, 693. . "\\'indham 1.210 she l‘t‘“‘l‘l"“l ‘0 N" “l“‘b‘m‘l' 3'0““ Perhaps the most important ell-L DRIVE 0N LIBERTY LOAN-
' ' a . . Frizz ll. want 't) N walk icht’ngfi . , . ,l
27 WA°HlNGT°N 81" A.- STULL [Windsor 4"; to be? welconmltwitllxbpcn l‘ll‘llllts, lint poinlnlcnl “out to Judge “ alter ”0| T llOS'l‘ON. Juno 6. ~'l‘llo New i911;-
comb "f Torringlou. who was mn'h‘lland Liberty Loan Committee begun
“law's attorney Of Lilcllt'ield county's final drive today to obtain. and.
He takes the place of Donald T..it‘ possible, to exceed its quota of
Warner, who in March became a?Sil‘l‘l‘lllllv‘l‘l‘l» Sllbsi‘llllllon»q 0" “Pt-J‘-
,, f ‘ , .. er'or court lly $4,000,000 were reported to head-
jUd’o 0 “I :up 1 ' ,. :qtlal'tcl's here over night. These in-
Judgc \\llllam L. Bennett “1"; eluded $768,000 by the sales commit-
reach lht‘ use Of 70 years before they”: Merchants' Nation-til Bank of
annual meeting in June. 1913. ilediorton. $700,000 (additional): Amos-
will he succeeded by John E. lteet-r-r.’ km.“ Mllqnal Bank. of Blanche-<1”.
. .- .1 the 'llloments. "ls-‘N' li.. $000,000; Hornblowel‘ and
“1‘“ “l" “”9 “p ‘ ‘ ‘ th‘cks, 3500.000 (additional): Beacon
signed ‘0 Judge Bennett, Th“ a“Ot-:t'l-l'll$l (‘ompany of Boston, $500,000:
inputs of the judges {01' the court it‘ll?“ Nay Britain National Bank of New
beginning July 1.. include: . llil‘itaitl. Conn, $200,000.
(hints. .‘I.—»«Second Tuesday in W.“
tober, Bridgeport session. .
Burl)?“ J-w'secmid Tut‘sday 11‘25'51“; mnsron June (ls—Anthony Cras-
tcmhcr, Bridgeport criminal term. , 31514953 39. ““5 arrested today for fail.
Naturalization Sessions lure to l‘eu‘ister yesterday under the
. . . , w. '~v‘~ -:' t‘. » . s. today
. 0 u .,_0n Tuesua). up. lt’hlbll lllon lLl llo ptr Ned
Falwell: c u: ) B"‘d r, B ,u_ in his refusal to register, and the mat-
tomb-.1 20’ 191" at .t’gepo ‘ k k tor has then called to the attention
nett. 3-) got the federal authorities.
(in the first Tuesday in Februaryq
1918, and the first Tuesday in 311ml All uptown fire companies met last.
1918. at Bridgeport. 'lzight in their l‘c‘spectixe houses, and
On Thursday, September 27. 'ransuotcd matters" of routine busi—
Danbui‘y (Bennett, J.) mess,
Appointments of court officers andI
other appointments were mad-3 21's toll -——Don‘t forget the Spanish War Wt-
lows: lurans' dance at the Elks‘ Home in
lsoutthain street, Friday evening.
0..
' ARRESTED FOR FAILING To
REGISTER. '
-. ’t'
ll‘ll.
n t,
Fairfield . County
William T. Havilaud. clerk, $4.300.
». ~___.=._.. _‘__‘_ ~_-..-.._ _~_~_H_____» be distributed today. and this even- give cross examination regarding the‘ . . . , q ‘ .
ELECTRICAL (:00 WELL KNOWN GOLFERS 05“” Ki’kby' ”10, metl‘opolitan ins- - $12,000 inheritance in an effort to Fred W. l‘mcnasslstant 61mi- i-r‘Too LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
' title hold. -will team up against, break down the witness’ statement 500.
Rhone 806—50 80. Main St.
Not-walls. Music Hall Blk.
the
- club on June 10. Jerome D. Travers;
former national open champion, and
links of the Wykagyl Country
a] factor even though he‘, may not. be force will drillibmorrow night on that
abe to reach old time form.
ditious call for thirty-six holes.
Con Green in East avenue. Captain 'Spen- a. m., and On that account the bakery
earns. Adams will be in charge.
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I
C. Stl'nsberger diod'Juue 5, 1917. 5*
will 'be closed for two or three daysipointed as follows:
Flanllagan,~ assistant! TO LET:FURNISHED’ ROOMS
The 03117 Fully Equip}?ed WILL PLAY SUNDAY those well known "DI‘OS" Gil Niclwls‘ VDam at Elks' “0m" Fifi.” lthiit 53“ 1‘53}: It»? $3,111,. mildsegantzlrl Micmel 1’ , ~ - 't- I home
ELECTRICAL SHOP —-i -» and Alec Smith. Travers always night, under the auspices of McKinley Ftizn2l31)§ut. of it. ‘Tlle case will be'iclel'k. $3.000. .. V“ t F“? “I: Cf’llr’Pnlellie: 1: P“ Tile-phone
. In the Town NEW YORK. June 6.-A four-ball plays Wyksgyl well and so does Camp. U. :S. W.~V. continued today». - . Samuel A. Davis, Danbul), 35213313“- 11::3-3 00“ 0". C v“ 9 - 3‘6 3t
AUTO SUPPLIES match that will be certain to attract Nicholle. while Smith from long ac.l . 'clerk. $500. . t . ”5‘ - . .
a larg‘e'gallery has been arranged for quaintnnoa there is bound to prove ' Company B, of the Auxi‘inry Police BAKERY CLOSED . lilo-lsengcrs to hold 0mm, “0 yea. _ _
from July 1, 1917. and until their sue-I WANTEDT—MAN To DRIVE 0ND
ceséors are" duly appointed, were on horse truck. Steady Job the your
lround. Mugner & Flynn, j’i at
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