Ombandlooltlt
2. 00am ELLY’S '
16 So. Main St.
' soon 103'“
i to relatives in costs Norwalh‘tbat he
.has arrived natal! aromas with the
iothar numb-sis all“ Company No.
#03. which has boa-MIME out
also at Fort Slocum. Wow york. for
some time. This lathe crack motor
comm-v at them. hells comm
’oi iorty picked lest who drive the au-
tomobiles oi the Mrs over the bat-
iletielda and ammo! mace.
flatness Forum. No. l, Fraternal
to Forum inane, met last evening. and
disposed of routine business.
Collar Encampment. No. 3i. l, 0. t).
7.. mot last evening and disposed of
‘4‘ routine blisiliess.
The Norwalk Day Nursery opened
this morning for the season with Miss
any. lhe‘mairon, in charge.
H The Woman's Rellei Corps. No. 30.
of Buckingham l'ost. will hold a Dual-
ieu meeting at Red Men's Hall,
fflluriday aiternon at 2:30, '
’ The monthly meeting of the Build-
“ Inn. boon nd Investment Association
will «he held this evening at the onlce
or Taylor 1 Golden.
The Red Cross Auxiliary of Trinity
‘ . Church in the Parish Hall. last eve
I sing and made 900 tour—inch comprt'
CI. 35 were present. .
Johh Hansen. arrested yesterday at-
, temon for intoxication. was lined $5
. and hill costs by July George ll. Von-
3 burgh in the down town court this
mine. There is every likelihood of
John going up to Bridgeport, as he
does not seem to have money to pav
his fine,
florid Nelson W. Benedict yester-
d'aylatta'ched properly amounting to
' taro. on found View Terrace. below:-
is; to John all. [lie and Alice M. Ulc.
in favor oi Aaron Paris. who has
brought suit upon a note that is un-
> wold. The case is returnable to the
-~ city court oi :Norwalk on Monday. the
‘ 22nd. bouts Goldschmidt is attornel‘
j tor the plalnilil.
W
".‘OUSECLEANING—
mummflnid
, mat food for Roaches
, ‘ sdpso sapum
Sister. Chlorid' ' cs
mil-Powell Corporatim
‘ m
.A . o .
sun—us-
David F. Bernard. the mini custod-
ian oi the City Hall, returned yester-
,day from a ten days’ trip to Paters-
lburx. Virginia, whore be In the welt
in! his aon-in-law and Mhter, iden-
,tenaht and lira. Robert r. Perdue.
While the weather was bad. Mr. Ber.
rsrd says he enioyed the trip. Mrs.
l‘erdue rcturncd'nortl‘ with him, and
list. Purdue is expected tomorrow on a
ten days' furlough.
Style’sthe. i P . R “751m A, ,,,,,
word
George ii. Lockwood, Wk 0M
child and in 0. Gresory, of Sherman
0U see here one of
the new Varsity
1(‘ouneil. Royal Arcanuni. are attend
suits {or spring. It’s
ing the annual conVeution being held.
today and tomorrow in Mei-idea.
one of the economy
Stiles by
' Hart Schallcer
& Marx
There is no superflu-
ous use of wool fabric.
But that isn't the
only way they con-
Mr. and Mrr. Frank J.‘ Donahue, oi
Falriieid avenue, who have been
spending two weeks at the St. Charles
Hotel. Atlantic City. are, expected
home this evening.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stadord French at
South Norwalh visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. James sli.
, Knickerbocker at West avenue, Spring-
dale. .
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Michael Brady. the well-known slanv
painter and light promoter of Chicago
serve' Nrwburx and the rest vi the lliltcd'
They save your States, was a visitor in Norwaili Slur
day.
money because they
wear longer than oth-
er clothes and keel!
their style and shape
until the last.
Rogers & Stevens
The home of Hart. Schai'lner'
dz Marx clothes
William Broaden. oi Grand street,
one oi tho men who recently dropped
from the li-W hat shop, leaves to:-
Philadelphia today to take a new posi-
tion. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Williamfw. term. of
Bayvlew avenue. have returned from
.3“ automobile trip to Boston and vi-
i
i
has sent wordf
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in 250 isthoms.
i
.mwchantma'rlsacoaimlttachas
bold Doubts in M‘fim Ii this
stir and the other daydwldad to
radar tbs msttartothsaovorlonoi
New vuummmuiaaa.
lunchusetts. New W and
Iain. whohave baanuksdtoasoco
who its advocacy by the total (sa-
orloa‘ conference oi the Udtad Status
“‘ “MIME"! cushions-duller:
Mary at Commerce Ronald,
Chic! Justice Nasal, of New Bruno
wish. according to loose] tar-y Mid,
contends that Laudiaa‘ ,m are
irflmed by the loot that while their
law- Prohibit than from taunt lob
stars during the cloud season. they
have to stand by and watch United
Mates smacks catch the lobsters just
outside the Canadian waters and car-
1'7 them back to tho Amortcaa man
at, ,
in United States waters the ass-
arlas are conducted my: day in the
year. In some coastli- ol Nova Boo
its there is a protnacted cloud”-
Ion which covers the, lingo when the
lobster cm are batching. The object
of the closed-time regulations in Our
ads is to curtail titanstchdurins that
period. Most of tho lobstka, oaushé
on the Nova Sootla and Brunswick
coasts have to be canned. The coin-
iuunlties are remote trout trsnanorta-
tion lines and there are. practically
no local sales. There is virtually no
also limit oi lobsters that may be
caught for canning. 1)“! lobster! m
caught principally iii-shoal water. so
that most oi'ihe lobster ground is in
territorial waters, but it is possible
to get them as far as wenty miles
ironi shore.
The closed season in Canada is
about hair the year. it varies at dii.
iarent coast points but in most sea
begins in June or July and cont ones
to November. December or January...
The Fisheries Commission has ad-
vised the House committee that lob~
liters can be caught in water as deep
at least. althbugh
most of the lobsters caught on the
United States an Canadian roasts
come from watey}1 lessihan 100 lath-
oniri deep.
RAILROADS any: A .,
CLEARING LINES
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WASHINGTON. April 15.-.-nimm
railroads slowly are ridding their lines
of the big ireight congestion which
developed during the long period oi
bad weather last,December s'nd Jan-
uary. but indications are that it will
take a month longer torostore con-
ditions to normal.
A report of the Railroad Administra-
tion today showed 41.126 cars more
than normal held on eastern lines.
The Pennsylvania lilies, cast of Pitts-
burgh were the most" crowded. with
12,665 cars above normal capacity,
The second most congealed road in
the east is the Baltimore and Ohio
with 5.442 cars more than normal.
clnity. ,Other roads reports show: New York
A U0 ION SA LE
Dry Goods, Furnishings and Notions.
Hosiery and Underwear, Ribbons,
Laces, Embroidery, Infants” Wear,
White Goods, etc. '
Entire Stock and summer
' DEPARTMENT STORE f
'84 Washington Street Phone 446
“' South Norwalk.Conn. ‘
FORMERLY A. DICKERMAN & SON
'm Willbe sold in TRADE LOTS to the hishcst bidder
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TOMORROW, April 17, at 10:50 a. m.
, NOTE—Sale will start promptly at 10:30 and be continued until every
lot is sold. , '
011, band very large stock Hosiery and Underwear—Raynor, Gordon, Octet's, Tuxedo, Oaandal,
romstandlasaxlllls, Inwioh, BWMPMIWMMMQmwm,
lrabus, m. Imboidary, Laces, nibbons, ileum,
Wmmmwm
hum/walrus, 5%]
mMOoodnfluslln '
, Underwear, Wallis, Corsets, Blousu, Royal Society I Home Pat-
terns, Meow“: ills,
MOMMM.
Fixtures, 16 Fine Show Cases, Umbrella Case,-
Counters, Display‘Stands, Stock Boxes, Revolv-
ing Racks, 8 Sidé Revolving Mirror. Cabinets, etc.
lARGE Nil TIDNAL' GAS" REGISTER
- , 1c to 8800.00
4 .Station Lamson Cash System, Safe, Stools, etc.
: (an to be sold same day.) '
an Open {crimes Month! and'l‘acaday.
9A.M.T05P.M.'
CATALOGUE on PREMISES ran in. -
iCentral. 3,280: hellish Valley. 2.345:
lisrwalh Sallorwall'.
Barney Victor has purchased an au-
il’ennsylvania lines west. 1,600; Bos-
ton and liaise. 1.350: Dolor/no. Lack
'awanna and Western. 1.192: Buiialo.
JRochester and Pittsburgh. 784: Dela-
-ware 0: Hudson. 2“: Michigan Ceil-
N0 TIDINGS or 7'.
MISSING NAVAL
, completed gflanxemenu with a New'ccrtain conditions give all an e reme-
i
5 COLLIER'CirCLOPs
tomoblle from Roy Lockwood.
-w
Rev. i-‘ather Finn and «Rev. l-‘znthcrI ‘
“(finn- of St- Mary'- parish a tend- collier and the 293 lives lllle carried!
ed the anniversary mass for thd law could have been wiped out. without
Rey, Father John ‘H, Stapleton a! St. leaving a. trace. Orders have gone
Aloysl , . .' ’ _ out. thereiore. tor the searching ves-
da mi” rdflh' v" Canaan, 3’9"" solo to "quarter" very rod oi the route
’ Putts. lowered by the Cyclopsnnd to visit
'1 every one of the scores of islands;
Following an appeal from the rector whichliot that part oi the sea. Every:
of fit. Mm.” parish, made. at ”run. isolated bay will be entered and every,
es tor the past two Sundays. collccfibegc}; scru'tnln'i‘aiad. d itl ed b
lions will betaken up iorthe purchase a y o c“ a m ' Lat no
theory yet advanced to es lain the.
of bonds or the Third Liberty Loan in disappearance oi the Cyclgps (from
the name of the parish.
tt‘onttnwco from first You.)
,March 4. when she leit Barbadoes~
”h was oacialg stated tonight that
_ t at was the cat ludlan port» from
\y ""3‘“ "31mm“ piano tuner, (mm which she sailodwsccnied plhlisiblei
gew inrk. in In town. Special sum in the lace o! the :taeis. While it
tion given to Player Pianos. Orders was true that one engine was out oi
sent to .llahackemo llolel will receive commission, ”out" WW9" "3“”de
m attention. . ,to drive the. bin ship ten knots an
.hour. An internal explosion m'ght
have destroyed the vessel's wireless
Have you a record 0! the "Star and motive power at one instant. but
Spangled Banner" in your home? it suriace wreckage would have remain
not. you should have. ltmcomes in ”d to mark her ”an”: Enemy "em“
might have gained control in a mid-
three wayil~MoCormaclr No. 64.664. night mutiny. but even in such a well-
Victor (‘horus No.17,579 and a mill- nlgh impossible event, lack bl coal
tziry band No. 17.581, Come in and get “laid have premeted‘ an attempt t0,
the one you like. best. * ’l. s on a trans. ant c voyage. ‘7
80 Main street Donnelly ”j The possibility that ii sudden hurri-
' ' / . ,cane not inirequerit in those waters
. imight have at first disabled and then'
Oscar F. ‘flchultse will remove his ensulied the center was admitted. but;
down town marketirom 32 Washin- ‘Wfl it V“ ”WW"1 0“" that '0'“!
ton street. to the corner store former. evidence M the disaster must M"
, .
Iv occupied by the Central Food Conl' hfinhigi‘i '3»"r'1;ocrl':r lfifii‘hfim
party on M ‘
lat. 'l‘he lease‘has beeng Mannnneac ore. with which the Cy-
sinned and this hustling dealer has ciops was heavily laden, might under
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ml. 760: Nickel Plato. 1.183: New
given, 913; Philadelphia and Resd’nz.
' The Eris has cleared away all wri-
gestion. improvement oi motive pow.
er and good weather are e pected to
make it possible for caste lines to
approach normal condition by the
middle oi May. -,, ‘
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COTTON IIQKER FAILI.
now ionic, mi 16.—-Upon the
opening of the New York Cotton Liar-
ket today at another severe decline in
prices. the failure or Gay 1.. Schiller,
one of the best known door brokers on
thajischange was announced. it was
said his liabilities were not large.
JACOBY’S.
goods] Showinll 0f
Sleeveless
‘ Coats "and
' ' Sweaters:
increased floor space.
York nature. iirni for greatly Improved
iialures and machinery. and ,livit'h the
and more cen-
tral location. Schullre's- new sanitary
market is sure to meet with increased
patrons“.
. M.
’ ,An added attraction to the um
Loan display in the show 11 , ‘ of
Raymond and/tion. is a this ad white
homasm quilt or most elaborate tion
sl design with a real "utterly" border,
mutation at nine inch panels, each
, r
«obtains-tin word, “belly sad it
spreads-ole. tassel: " tawgvaa
«tarts-«lauds " sac
mm m '71!»
.bold a special meatloatliis evening lat
, $3.98; up _
Sport Shirts
its loss
aniion Accoun’rs
‘ j OPENED"
ly dangerous ass. Precautions had
been talten against this. however. on
all ships on sad in the manganese
carrying trad . f 5 ‘
As to a report that a number-oi
the crew had Written relatives in
Baltimore regarding“ /cspiosion on
thorCyclops several waelta user it
wasatstad at the navy department
that aothin oi the sort liadbaon rev.
ported by utanant Commander, o.
W. Morley. commanding the miller.
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,m Putnalll Hose7 mam Gui
which tiara plans tot- in entertainment;
to moratorium: cilia aim
horas! the have been,
m . .
My” ,
ha M MiG-It‘ll
EveryWomaii’s FashionShop ' ‘
13.Maln Street g. - - Norwalk
(liters tor the Entire Week
Timely Specials. of Women’s and
.Mi’sses’ Coats and soils of High Grade
Quality and Newest of Models. . ‘ ?
'l
Women’s .
and Misses’
Coats and
"Suits
$2250
Actual, Value
, $27.50! ‘
Women’s
and Misses’
‘- Coats and
Suits ‘
$17.50 '—
llclual Value."
$22.50
Norwalk Chronicler