r
they figures.
E. K. BANKS
Hahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
1' “iron strum
In Batiste, Voiles, Poplins, Gab-
Wnes,’ Schemes, Wash Silks,
Wants, Percales and other
M in plain colors, stripes and
All. SIZES
g DONNELLY’S
16 80. Main St.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
,liitltlie liars " ;
AtReduced'Prices
the
"The crop reports show
farmer is doing his patriotic duty. t
On his courage and industry de-
pends half the fate of the war."—
New York Sun.
Good overalls at 90 cents,
and strong working clothes
well as town clothes,
‘ business suits, and the Sun-
day dress.
as
Reliable blue serge suits,
N Ow
Is the Time to Consider
l Repapering Yopr Home
HOUSE PAINTING
, Estimates Cheerfully Gven
Gall us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
conservative or “intensive”
’ on. WEAVER wens.
his liaise himréflsr‘tn Maiden.
‘—s—-—
W. ,H- Wilson. of Danbury. was
Norwalk on business yesterday.
.‘ «xx 4‘, .
’ Anaheim"
SOCIETY.
in
C. E. Ryan, of Brooklyn. is visiting
friends in Norwalk.
ICONSFIRED TO .
m..m.m
He said, according I) the police, that
he had been promised» $60,000 in a
pro-nuptial agreement.
The affair came to the attention of
the police when a bartender report-
ed that Walker had asked to select
someone to assist him in the con-
spiracy. A detective yosednas it mun
willing to aid. end, crowding to the
police. received a. retainer of $15 from
Walker with a promise of $500 more
"vthzn he got throltuh." The arrests
oi Walker and Mrs. Endor followed.
1:
“1%., ,.
$15.00 Suits .
$18.00 to $25.00 Suits
Marriage to Mrs. Drummond, May 16,
Has Been Announced.
That Dr. Bruce Weaver, city bacter-
iologist, and member of the Slantford
Hospital staff, has been a benedict
since May lti, became \nown yestet
day. Mrs. Weaver m the former
Mrs. Union 31. Drummond, widow of
b.
...A J
MutTheno
All Sumner Goods in the Store Must Go, and
Will. Go, if Prices Mean Anything at A"
l and P er 301201 ‘ KILL HUSBAND
NTE W, S " (Continued-From race one) : .
a . ll Ladies’ Suits
$18.00 Silk Jersey Suits $12.98
4,025.00 Silk Jersey Suils $14.00
Ladies ’ Coats
$7.00 Sport Coats $3.98
$15.00 Coats , $5.00.
$0.00 SportCoats - $1.98
SiSCoals,in black and navy $8.00
$2.98
$4 98
NORWALK SOLDIERS
TO HAVE SEND-OFF‘
(Continued IrnfL first page.)
5
Michael J. Drummond, who was head
of the Drummoud Manufacturing Com
lpauy of New York, and was once quite
prominent in politics. Mr. Drumm'ontl
«....
i
x
pony will be escorted by the city counr
style; plain or patch pockets,
pinch back’ or straight. back.
$15 to $30}
Sterling greys, plain browrs,
fancy mixtures, $18 to $3. 3.
Palm Beach Suits.
",S’Ciiy News
, Rogers 8t Stevens
~NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
Members of the Auxiliary Police
Caryl iiipson oi" Scttsltlo place, its
enlisted in the U. S.
,force and will report within
days at a New York oily slullon.
._ wMen’s and boys'lcnnis
:49c-—*Keelcr's shoe store.
oxford s
Ex-(‘ommodorc (‘lrtrke with the boa
"Maids,“ left this morning
Rochelle lo particiuulc in
afternoon.
ling Furniture Co.
members who possibly can, w
purpt‘me of escorting the Sixth Com
patty to the railroad station.
ordered to report :11 the Armory to
flontpuny who will outruin
. 'Wright.
—R,t-frigerntors
ling Furniture Co.
v
roll will leave the Norwttlk ..
“ this afternoon for
where they are cntcred
' "Class races. ‘
____._._—
lcetured the boys. '
~Women’s white pumps
WAS—“at 'Kcnlcr‘s shoe store,
.....—
Joseph Mulhill of this city, who ho
had charge of couccssions with th
to accept a position with .the Rite
Mulvihill visilcd local relatives an
friendsyesterday bcforc leaving to
- Sag Harbor.
____._.._————
——Ail Oxfords reduced at Keeler‘s.
TRUSSES
Naval Reserve
a few
for New
the New
Rochelle Yacht Club t'rtccs tomot'l'ow
. —Refrigemtors onc~thlrd off. Ster-
at. 7:30 o'clock at the Armory for the,
one-third off. Ster-
Willt’ttm . Mcllugn and James Fur-1““
“pm pmp' will be. the wedding guests of William
New 1‘00hfsne' ll. Wooldcrton, of New York. Arthur
Complaint was received yesterday tended motor tour through
that boys were using bad hull-zoos",
, who also had been shooting crap on J'lll‘t‘d.
Sunday. were disturbing people living;
near Jeuuimt‘s dock on the Norw'alk'
"River. Officer Adams investigated and
' "Barnum & llailcy circus for the past
eight. years, has resigned that. position
Torpedo 00., at Sag Harbor, L. I. Mr.
Truss Fitting
“tillson-Powell Corporation
{will report Saturday morning at 7:15
5:10 participate in the parade which
twill escort the Sixth Company to the
g railroad station.
The police have rccelved éomplulnls
about boys bathing without proper
covering of the Norwnllt freight yard,
at a place known as the "corner
1: dot-it." Steps will be taken to prevent
Ithe rc-occurrcnce of the complaint.
r l
John Simo, of West Not-walk, was
iut‘rcstctl yeslctitty h_\' Sergeant llrynn
‘11. Silk on :t “'lll‘l'tlllL. Slmo is held
on two counts, assault on Paul Valan-
ltik, North l‘aylot" avenue, and for
{breach of the pcnce. His case will
The Auxiliary Police, all of them. brought before Judge Candec ardug, Helen Casey, Josephine DrummJlT. llakcrund Charles l-l.-l)llworthhave
in me", .l:30 this afternoon.
l ...—.....M
4‘ Daniel Novttck, that well-known
iclmructer, who always seems at odds
I
lwith the police, was arrested last
The entire fire department has boom "ill“! to" drunkcnness and f0“ ”“139 erlck Stock-Mrs. G. Morrison, “1.5. A.
. ing an officer. Officer RUbt‘l‘lfi made
i . . . .. y , . .
marrow to not as escort for the Sixth, ”‘9 ““91“- NO‘“““ ““5 “‘9“ Hum tTilly Ncutzcbuuor, Elsie Ruihs, Louise
for Fort days on each count this morning In molNonclt “my
tclly court and taken to the
l Bridgeport jail.
was
General Russell Frost and Mr. and
Illirs. Russel Frost, Jr., started today
tt lourjo Boston. Mass, where they
in the Star ll. Campbell. vlcc‘prosidcnt of the hu-
lponl .‘llunitlnn Company. will accom-
lpmr them on the trip. Later on ex-
thc White
Mountains and to Maine will be en-
l-iowurtl N. N‘ztdin, ngcd thirty, of 8
dict-win strcct, enlisted in the infan-
,tr.v at Bridgeport yesterday. Mr. No-
ltliu served on enlistment of five yours
89c 101 in Company F, Third Connccticut Ntt-f “‘0
tinnai Gulll‘tl, before his command
was converted into the Seventh Com-
s pony, Coast Artillery. Smith is it hot-
tcr and will be affiliated with the In-
f:mtr,\‘. '
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The famous Hotel for WOMEN
HOTEL '
Martha Washington
[1031' OF! I'H'TE AVENUI]
d.
l'
OM our 500 spotless
rooms you my select
one “81.5012! dlymd
u g 31.00 per day each
w an several take a large
room to diet. Wesetve
an exec enthlile d’Hou
luncheon at 40 cents ‘
dinner at 50 cents. ~
m ADDITIONAL tnronlnton
sun- urort Inquest
boom
fl
__.._._————-
29 East 29th St., New York City .
died about two years ago and his es-
'tatc has been in litigation ever since.
Mrs. \Vt‘awr was the daughter of
gCapl. untl Mrs. thbcrt Bissell of'
{Brooklyn Ills father was a sea cap-
cil.
Patriotic airs will be played by the
bands and there will be cheering and
uudtcsses. Yet, it will be a sad at- .
fair. for some who have boys leaving 3
home for perhaps tho last time. Le'tt
'0
I
Silk Sweaters
$3.98to $15.00
Valu'e $0 to $20. All shades and sizes
Sport Skirts
98c to $5.98.
Value $1.50 to $10.
N0 Alterations
all .\'orwalk turn out and show that ch
respect the courage and patriotism of”;
the lads who have joined the local or-l ‘
9
‘ Mrs. Drummond was married to Dr. h $1“5 Middy Blouses '
H: - v _ (p. j .1 ganization and w 0 now go forth logy, ‘ «
“f 1‘” in b" In“ 5 “mm“ light for their country. i ,’ $1.25 “01188 Dresses. .
:clt'urch, horoton, on May It», by no“! ’lhe following members of the police”;
:Jlu‘nm l'tm Kirk. Ph. 1).. rector of Illeltorte have I»... detullcd to escort thug.
'(‘hurclL They were unattended undlsivth company to the station motor
the wedding was vcrv tilllcl. TIM-amt morning: (‘hlrf Pennington. Ser- '.
. ’ . ' «rut S 'lliw : avm , Slra —
went for ii 5:110” ltt)ttc_\‘tntttm ml), and g “ “k‘ 0 “r‘ R ‘ 0nd ( ,
, . ton. Toothill. Page, Reynolds, Murray. :[ . ,
have been livlng ever since In Mrs.
Gainer. ’i‘. llorny, '
Drummontl's place in 'Noroton. P l 56'0“ wais‘s
Informer.
Another unostcntntious wedding of ”“0"" May (”050- , tt‘ 4 als
inlcrcst to many Norwttlk people Wat's “ 1“” be”! ’uhgeaud that the huh-Wt s '00 w is
. . lurics in Norwalk should (1650 lo-l ‘l
,lhal 0f MISS ”PS-“l9 ”195““. 8N?" “f Inonow morning at least until 0:. $3.00 waiS'S .
(Mrs. ilruct- Weaver, to Mark V. Brady,
o'clock, in ot‘dt-r that cmpit‘lyes may“
a rctti estate operator of the Buy 1’3"“ n “HUNT ‘0 participate in thc‘fil‘é $1.25 Waisls .
lllidgo section of Brooklyn, who is now' ,
fo'
|itain, and after retiring, had charge of
‘Georgc J. Gould's yachts, '
l
l
tours
Trimmed
HATS
$1.00
startctl,
wus
being.r
.‘Ycztt'ly two it.
dollars ‘
demonstration. Many manufacturers
. _ fl . . ‘ have assented to this suggestion antltt“.
”1 Will“ ~391V1W- '“m‘ “m“ or “9“ it is thought that the majority oi ,‘
gcunl, is one of the reserve units of places in town will close nl lcust uni.
.the army. They wvrc married in St ”I ‘1‘“ demonstration L“ DVHZ .» i)
.Jolm's Catholic. church, Norotou, by 8m.“ Company “in“ Bung Ratsed.’ t-t
I ‘ A fund for the Sixth Company, (7.: '-
.ilov. .l. .l. lichuttnc, on July ll. C. A. 1-,. ‘
, ......m ‘ hundred collected this“ ;
A numbcr of popular Norwttik young morning and mu 1». turned over hry‘l
ladies nro cnjoylng tt \vcck's outing at ‘01“ “91‘ 0 “I!“ 001119113." 10 Captain A14.
. ' e‘ - -- . .. It“,
Smith’s island. The party consists of)?!” I?” lMoillnlhm “”(‘1‘0”°‘“l “‘f’mh‘lc' "
, _ ~ lt‘ ‘.t w )’ cm nu't e
the Misses Gladys \arrtngton, Hunt-nth ( ( ' tur ng U “
Olsen, Andrcntt Anderson, llclcn lrv-
tU muku ctmtt~ilmtiottsmay do so. W.
98c
980
$1.25 Children’s Dresses 98c
$4.98
$2.98
$1.98
98c
JACOBY’S
“halo of next week and those wishingl“__, ,r,. on”..- \s «ow-YQY‘w Am in... “Tm"? ' '
M 911 ’s Suits
‘ 50 Odd Suits for rnen, that
formerly sold at $15, $18 and
S20. Special at
$12.93
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land Margaret. llainsz. llrs. TmtrsttIn.fl‘l‘l:v‘~'“ quill” fun; 3: mi.“ Fink: 315' .7 ’ ”____ _. - .n —""
. . ‘ . . Y . g r c . lll'lt . nurtce . .lutt its an or- "‘“"""“"‘ ‘
sump“ “i "l“"t ‘13 “WW0" no» .I. Leftist in to» Eccond. ,z‘om I u. KILLING DEFECTIVE MEDICAL 1
films made at the. Sentinel office will
be turned over to the committee in
charge.
QUESTION DR. BLACK BELlEVES’
Up to Doctors to Decide on Life or:
Death, Says Health Commissioner—,
Sentiment Creeps in, He Points Out:
"But Sentiment is Even Aromedi
Over Dog Muullng, Assert: Dewitt—l
ment Head .
“it is: n thinnfor every doctor folI
tlctidc for himself," were the wordsi
of Health Commissioner John T.-,
Block when asked yesterday his opin-}
ton on the recent notion of Dr. Harry?
J. liniseldenn of Chicago to permit-‘
'ling “Roby Meter" to die because it
was born with deformed neck. no,
skull bouc and was mallfomtcd. Dix:
Hulscldeun had ruled also that two;
other babies should be nllowed'to die;
for similar reasons. ,. l
l Mrs. A Schmidt, Itirs R Snack, Mrs.
John Rnlhs, Mrs. R Tinippel, Mrs Fred-
Speecbmaklna. .
Judge John J. Walsh will make an
address of tho snttlon. Mayor Carl A.
littrstrotu will be master of ceremo-
nies and will probably call upon Port
for Emerson Brown and possibly u
Grand Army man, to give brief talksi
nitrous ,
fliilillltl SETTLE
WITH I000 I000
DANBUBY, July Ill—Reaching no
.llcchtoltl. and. the llisst-s Elsie and
Minster Raymond fleck»
told and Ricitnrd Gross, wont auto
‘rltling through the Berkshire Hills
:Wctlnesdny und had a fine time.
Duncan l’rizzell, of Norwalk, left
town this morning for duty with the
’47th Rccimcnt, N. Y. .\'. (L, in which
he recently enlisted. Mr. Frizzell's
‘brotlIt-r, Pumice, is also in this reg];
ment.
‘ Sterling.r fictchell. formerly of Nor-
‘wnlk and now living in Mt. Vernon.
.htts joined .1 New York city cavalrr‘
' l
. . -.‘t. vs one I e, .e is a
E:.X:ri:\t'ttlnl:lbra: 0:32 W‘t‘l‘l‘l to theouélsi- defimm conclusion or settlement. Sm. BIMR said ‘thnt it“ rgnnectcdl
‘ ' ‘ ‘ through the arbitration efforts of the great deal of 3““ ”“9“ C . ' l
‘cnn border. t‘itizcns' committee appointed byiwlth a matter of this kind Just as,
' . -——-— Itlttyo: Sundcrland to attempt to set-lthere 1s sentiment. about the tuna-1
The Rm" Gerald H' Beard, "“8“" 0‘1““ ”’9 halting ""‘r‘ke' "‘9 hi" m“““lelmz of dogs. He thought the mat-i
‘ ‘ Park Street Congrpgn-flonfllf t'ttcttnlorsd took thel llllliitil' inttl) theirlter was purcly n mediCdl question",
'. . .’ orn cry of South own mu 3 yester or out six lattin ' ’ .
church, Btldgcpott f 1 ‘ concerns attempted to deal direct]: D“ Hnisoldean has defended his ac
Norwnlk, has left for Lisbon. N. H,
Ewhcrc he will join his, family. He will
return September 1.. .
with their cmployes without lite’nidvtion very strongly. "1 “‘91:" he mm'
of any arbitration board. “that 1 am doing the greatest service
b At hthc meeting of employcs culled,o humanity possible in these cases.
y t c six concerns, the flrtns pre: ., ti with
settled declarations of their proposi-.It 1" better than experimen :1: .. His
thins in Icgard to existing labor dilil—I a knife for my own satisfacl on.
(‘lllllt= and cxptcssed their willing-{course was upheld by 1‘ number °f
’ _ , " ,ncss to deal with a strictly local prominent people of Chicago.
lxonl. at their summer home at Sto‘r-t tmlon should their clltployes decidel ’ Dr. Hniseldenn first storied the.
bridge “059- to form such an organisation No. “ .
I ' ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ . lhnl- Bab
action has been taken by the om- count!) when he decreed yI
'Dloycs_lowurti such end as yet, many *Bolllnger" a “19““? ‘ should me“.
‘of themdeclaring that they intended when an operation llllgm. have pro-
‘to uphold the national union of tlteimmed its life. With regard to the
United {Hatters .gof lllctrnh tAmericn,‘two other babies that: he has ruled
and tilscountennncin the ltle . .
, , breaking away from fine “mum: 00,5 shall die. the first is five months old.
Mrs. John Hunt of Ridgefleld, and ganizatlon by declaring local auto- paralyzed, and With the head incur-
Mlss lvaCulles of Norwalk, spent‘nom-‘V _ tably alfected. Dr. Halseldean told
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F. E. The “x halting firms that {09“ “Wine parents that by Operating 11“
‘ tiniliative of calling together their em-- b ' life for 3.
~ ‘ l. y , _ . could prolong the b3 Y5
Tomltnson, of Center strete, Bethe player. to deal directly Wm, them' But the parents were
. . were John W. Green 8: Sons, M. M03 year or 50‘
Miss May .Landis or New York city‘ Lachlnn o Cd, the S. A. G. Hut. com, willing to Willi 90" th?~fi°“m“ T12:
is spendingtwo Weeks as the guest of. Dally. Simon & Keans, Colombian Hut other baby is three. months old M
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Malkin of Sound' company and the Danbury Hat com-'mlssthapen head and is defective. It
puny '
View cw“ one... or the Bethe] Hot Makers'lalso has a mum“ wmteh 11118::
association announced this al‘teruoon‘b“eathing a great hatdshp.
Mrs. Sarah inns and niece, .utés
Nealie Knapp of Berkeley street, are
l
‘gttesis of Mr. and hits. Harvey 11.:
Jay S. Buckley‘has returned, tanned
and healthy, after a week‘s vacation
.lrip, spent on an automobile and
‘ camping trip to Old Orchard;
~—
3 your jewelry, securities and
en there—in some bureau or
1’ holder to a safe deposit box in
proof vault. Our box rentals
URRY‘HOME
“ nook. You’ll always fear prying eyes,
danger of fire, until real caution‘prompts you to become akey-
are too reasonable for YOU to run
uttttmattsavtugsmt
valuable documents are left hid- '
trunk or tucked into some secret
the stealthy thief, the
a modern fire-proof and burglar-
Private Richard T Norris of Battery. that the Baird-Untiedt. company of: prescribing enough paragoricdo keep
I‘F, Connecticut Field Artillery, spam. that place hadsigned for its makinglil. drugged until death ends it all,
,yesterday’ttt his home in Main street,‘ department. the bill .05 prices “'lm‘sald Dr. Haiseldeun.
'Norwalk‘ on abrief furlough . the selling tarices inclortlordted. Work . ....——~-———'---——--—-
' ' was suspeb ed at he Baird-Untied: ‘ _
~ factory on May 18. ' BIBLE cOLons.
tMrs. 'E. C. Brown of Los Angeles is \ -
visiting 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coleman in HAND GRENA-DE TH ROWERB '
High street, South Norwalk.
The natural colors mentioned in the
Bible’ are white, black; red, yellow and
W . | - he only tundamentary color
‘NE ' ' J l , ”green. '1‘ ‘ .
nadle tuggfllé' c.3303: . 1:31:11: iii:- of which lthe ancient Hebrews appear
I
“ ‘ u was red.
diets will compete'in military uniform, :bgy‘i’tdlddn:ciildniggzafizwledge .0:
is one of the chief events in the pro-lColo rs * . . _
[gram 0! the military athletic metal: of ‘ ‘
.ot the New_ York. autistic Club at ‘-
f Travers island“ today. {Each soldier.
tSeaman Francis T. Lawson of the U.
S. S. North Carolina, is spending a fort
Ilough at his home in Norwalk.
_.———-
. “—dUITE LUGKYQ»
Mistressj—They say there are 10,000,~
Michael Rscanelll, of Main street.
lsin Bridgeport today on business.
““9“” ‘l‘ .m’ "9““ W‘“ 0‘” 51* 000. get-ma .on‘the‘cap of a milk bottle.
“l a” . ll?“ "9 Mutt, s” ain'tjitdueky‘itdon'twcdr
'0’» Mil“ 1” ‘ econtend'psntste'rowu‘lfé‘ptes.A ‘
h 3%. tun a ._ . if .
to
Free Delivery
Pink lratling Stamps
Another Popular
Saturday Sale
At" 'Beckmann’s
In the lone run you will find this the ideal place to
do‘your tradinE—always something special.
Very Best Creamery Butter (New made. Beckmann
duality). lb. 45c
Armour’s Loan and Tender Smoked Shoulder. lb.’22c
Curtis Brothers’ Blue Label Ketchup. 30c size. _
cutto.............. ' ....25c
Maud S. Brand Flour (the old reliable). bait . . . $1.75
Large Packaee Spaghetti . . . . . . each 10c. or 3 for 25c
Challenge Blend Coffee (Rex. 30c grade). lb. . . . . . 25c
Armour’s Wafer Sliced Smoked Beef. large jar . . 28c
Armour’s Veribest Corned Beef -
- ' Small can 28c, Large 50c
' Lafayette Brand Dill Pickles. glass jars. each . . . 16c
Babbitt’s Cleanser . . . . . . . ... ; . . . . 2 large cans St:
New Lot Annie Butter . . . . . Small jar 15c. larse 350
50 Stamps Free with lib. Very Best Tea at . . . . . . 50c
‘ .25 Stamps Free with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation
Coffee 35c
Crown Aster Pork and Beans (With sauce). - A '
- Large tin 25c. No. 2 size 16c
Yacht Club French Boneless Sardines. Der can . . 20c
Qwine to the new law we cannot advertise Wines
and‘Liauors. ‘ ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler