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Nationalism Spreads and
Conditions Appear to Be
Growing Worse
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‘wNDON, May 7.-—Ireland remains
. . ' Onyx Days
' I Are here again: this time for all week from
‘ May 6th to 11th
This is a rare opportunity to purchase your
supply of Hosiery at very attractive prices.
DAY NURSERY NEEDS TOYS.
Many children Under school Age
Have to Be Entertained.
Has anyone 8. Teddy bear for the
children of the Day Nursery, and a
stray doll carriage or two?
So many children under the school
age are attending daily now that the
new matron, Miss Barry. would great-
ly appreciate a few more of these pop
some morning when. the children are
at play, they would be more than to
paid for any trouble or sacrifice such
a gift may have caused them.
calls in the form of cards,
City News]
' emarkably quiet. says the Dublin
Buy Liberally. :orrespondent of the Daily Mail in re-
' orting on conditions there incident
MEN’S / «tpo the anti-conscription campaign.
30 i “Although the chur‘cn 1‘s mistélgi'i he.
. i V I ....... c adds. “an enormous nat ona e ense
S'eamless Mercerlzed. 350 value """ ' . . . 1 fund which is ostensibly being collect-
Sllk Half Hweo 650 valm . o -“ . o . . c . 9 ........... 55‘: l ed 10 fight cgnsctflpggznbitrigngleszggly
' ‘ d 5 re er 0 e . -
Fancy Sllk HOSE. 75C value ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' """""" 65c l itgffofghepmanner in which the néoaey
. i ' " .‘ at and control of the fun as
Fancy Sllk Hose. 1.00 value .................. 85c $25ng into the hands of the Sim Fem
Silk Hose. $1.25 value . .‘ . ................... $1.10 ' Tilt? lists of names of men who signed
; the anti-conscription pledge “iii“? the
’ ld'mtion of the priests is so. 0 e
WOMEN S SILK HOSIERY ‘ ; idlihe hands of Sinn Feiners as a basis 3
._ ‘ -lttinystem.
Black. White and Colors. $1.50 value ....... $1.25 floggollfdsnsm: swim My to be grow
Black. White and Colors. $2.00 value ........ $1.65
Only a very small quantity of colors in both
'. vcniion have faded out of public rec—
qualities. ,ognition, and it is quite obvious that
Josepha; Davis
85 Washington Street, South Norwalki
contclnptously by the bulk of the coun-
'try and denounced more passionately
, than was conscription.
“Tho shortage of
very acuto'a’nd difficulty in making
in some towns. Postage stamps are
being used in the Midlands and in the
,wcst, instead of coin. The Bank of
l lrcland has rcccived in the past lllrce
intontbs a supply of silver five times
LEATHER GOODS lperiod in previous years, in previous
LADIES' IiAND BAGS POCKET‘SAl-‘VATIUN ARMY . years. bu tas long as the hoarding con-
» ‘ ”In“ t‘l d” Pliollh 0 lll(‘t’l illi‘ “shilling?
MURE MDNEY: probably will be futile.”
WALLETS AT SPECIAL. . l m
LY REDUCED PRICES. l -————-—— 1 _ . M AY DRAFT FRUM
l Envoy J. W. Sykes. a civil war vet—2
COME IN NOW. “m I erhn. who has for the past thirty years DEFERRED CLASSES
l
Axmnm. My 7, With lcss than
Ibeen doing Salvation Army work. tar—C
F d I_{ P Lrivcd in Norwalk today and wiltl’haveQ
re 0 onty l charge of the work of sollcitlug fm ”ml
fthc entire city by a house to house lhirly (“ass Ono mcn n\'_nilnblc_und a
icaltrass lo scourc subscriptions. or, cull for 2m to no in the May 2.411 on
EA ibis work this morning. .ford. llcacon Falls. Middlcbnry and
. W THEE FORECAST ‘ The work of thc Salvation Army iil Southbury. is wailing to ncc whelhcl'
Showers, probably thunderstorms l0" done and many letters expressing the licully cxhausicd in (‘lass 0m- lllt‘il of
night and \i'edn‘esday; cooler tonightl pleasure of the writer at having been for having sent over eight hundred to
_ _ .way to this country. The citizens or, give a decision today to a local new:
turbance “men was central over Mm»; Norwalk should get together and helpgpapc man. who asked whether the dis
. . work of the Salvation Army locally. ‘
Kodak Shop Envoy sykcs has arranged to cover,
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
plcdgcs or contributions for the work rind. the Eighth Draft District, cont-
1‘, of the army locally and started in on‘ prising Ansonlll. Dcl‘by. Seymour. Ox»
. , ‘ . . liquitc important both in this country it will be forccd to draw ml the dc-
Forecast for “01 walk and "clmw' i and abroad whore war work is being'ferrcd classes. The district has prac-
h inla i~ cooie awe nesda :‘served in some way by the Salvation camp tints fnr
$32,“;an soullllwest wlitds dThe diys- Army war workers have made their: Adjutanthneral Cole would not
nesota yesterday morning has moved this work. There have been many do»; lrict would have to dip into the dc-
eastward and is now central oVer On- ' mantis for money in the past and there‘ ferrcd classes to fill the newest call
tarlo It has caused local shooters 3“,} euros many in the future but each of ThLadlUlafli-zenel‘al said he would '
. these demands have been for some-fool dcclde until the local board had
ing the last twenty'four hours from thing that is essential so that thosclotficially aken it up with him.
Kansas eastward 1° New England. it Who give or lend should do so with: The Ansonlu board has examined
has caused unusually high tempera? the feeling that they are doing some— g every (‘luss One man of the 6,285 l‘t'R-
tures for the season of
nearly all districts east of the. Missisg
sippi river. The temperatures are'
lower this morning between the Rocky
mountains and the Mississippi riverl But Oliver Wendell
”“th Fr°m His "”an ‘ fuccd for the first time in this statc.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO i now many «of us really know that;
TODAY the stereoscopcwlnrgely used for mag-i GATHERING 0F RED MEN.
" ""‘ _ n) . nil‘ying photographs of distant places ~---
High, -l-;.l0\\. was the invention of Oliver Wendelll licprwentatives and mcmbt-rs of
,_ . . fllw Norwnlk Order of Roll Mon have
Holmes, the American poet and phil-l completed plans for life attendance at
V .
osopher. There had been in use a lb.- gl'r‘iil council of the slate order in
crude form of stereoscope consisting Now Havcn, tomorrow... lrcut So
of a box with nhinged lid on the up.‘ chant George M Barnes of Bridgeport.
per side which was opened to admit keeper or Records of Konckapotannuh
i tribe will retire on state hr-nd. St.
light on the photographs. Dr. 3mm“ (llairc T. Corsou of New London. will
dispended with the box, substituting‘ be 919018.] great sachcm.
. the eye shades still used and cut slits. The dcgrccs will be workrd in the
David H. spicer, who was viciously in ”m projecting board in order that, lloicl Taft tonight bye combined tcnm
assaulted some weeks ago. still )8' the photograph might be correctly foe-l ”f llnmmonnasscti mm "f N)“. llavcn
. - - - . . c the l .
mains in the Norwalk Hospital. in ussed. Then he stuck an owl in the;anglfggnm‘eeltnrembgqmnsfugmken0,,
about the same condition. ,bottom, for a handle. and the stereos-t Tribe who will so over tonight um
-————-- . locus was complete. llr. Holmes found; W. T: ilubhell. D. G. 8.. E. .l. Tay-
A large delegation of Norwalkers the alteration such an illiproveinetit,l".rv‘ William N. Jones, John llrolhcn
[went to Bridgeport last evening and ,that he offered his invention free toi ton. Frank Reinhardwticorgc Sander-
attended the ceremonial 8888”“ 0‘ several firms. All refused it. howeverlgg' ;} :3 fixing: film ; 53:1
Pyramid Temple, Order of the Mystic except Joseph Bates. of Philadelphia. .‘tgckfnémy Payne, H. magnum,
Shrine, held in the Casino, Stiltemho decided to mike a dozen or two ' Georcc IInt-dwick... E. Rogcrs. Ernest
street. - 7 fund see if they would sell. The Dre.lf‘iaudrup. Gould .l. llnvt. Leo Colin.
, . > . ltminary lot was soon multiplied by1Pr;;] 82971:}. ,, « . . . .
Samuel K9919? has been named 1?, thousands. An employee of this firmlme ‘\“(;‘oltx\lfl~r?irgt:rf£i:\air COCK“
the State Council of Defense as chalr- originated the movable slide in which: wflp, trump 'p‘ 'a,‘ 5;}
man for Norwalk of the retail Win the pictures are now placed, thus int-ff lows. D f‘r. 5‘: T? J. Taylor.
‘ chants committee to superViSe the sale proving upon the series of slots deviS'i Spiccr. ll. ll. l’uynt‘.
of $1,300,000 worth of war savings ed by Dr. Holmes. When the stereos-
less fortunate than themselves. lolly qualified up to thirty. These are
‘ -—'---———-- lull lilat left to intact the call for 216 is-
POET INVENTED STEREOSCOPE | sued ycstcrday. l’rcponderancc of
' ' ltlicns, who arc flityihree per cool. of
lthe registrants is responsible for this
Holmes Made i state of affairs. which must now be
__ .._... . c .—
Tcmpcrutnl'c :
45. Rain.
l. W
George
‘zstamps. cope became a greater success. it was “HORSE" FIFTY YEARS OLD"
: ———v—~" ' " ‘ Vsug sted to Dr. Holmes that if he had All ”1;: 1. ll: about 'I‘wcniv Mule
.: ...._ . pate .ed and sold his invention he
teams and thingsrcmind us. that there
is a hers»: in this town still in good
condition that is full}; fifty rears: o!d
it is owned by Wallace Dann who
wheels him out on his platform in
, .might have made more out ofrit than
, OUR Dm t ‘from literature. He replied:“l do not,
, To Promote Thrlf "— care to be known asa patentee of al
. Y OURDUTY > Home Journal.
To Be Thrifty
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ing and backs him in again? at Main
lgrcuicr as compared with the same3
the year in thing to make life happier for those lstrnnls and has sent all those Dllyai"'l
front of his harness store every morn-'
urging a
for it has been
idemonstrated that the Day Nursery is
{needed through having it closed un-
avoidably by the winter‘s problems.
such as shortage of coal. etc. ,
Now the board of directors are work ‘
. larger membership,
pleasant task. Money is but one of
' - whatever'are the Government's Home “19 ways to help and W is» nEede.:
,itulc proposals, they will be rejected Good will and the kind words find;
thoughts that go with it are needed.‘
(Every one can give that, and it in to;
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stlver continues be hoped that the Day Nursery may in l
encouragedand helped by all...
change has almost paralyzed business
r
. , . and from the statement of the motor-
ular toys. And 1f the generous uonor,man he stepped on the trolley much
would deliver the gifts thelnselves.l ' " ‘
l .
-Loomis of Derb uesttoned the trol-
The association has sent out 3. O. s. y q
‘ business and social circles here.
. lng eneregticelly to procuu: tie neces‘l ..
ing vorse as nationalism is being SRTY funds *0 make it a COlnpil‘te sue-T, '
sprc d further along on the Sinn Fain cess. The help of cvvry luau. woman}
flood. Moderate men of the Irish con- and child in the city wottld make it ani
lea-once H. Tunas, l
l NEW HAVENWUBLISHER.
l KILLED BY TROLLEY‘
NEW HAVEN. May 7.——Goorge H.
Tattle, 69 years old, president of the
,Tuttle, Morehouserdz Taylor (10., pub-
,lishers, was killed at Clark's corner,
lJust outside of Derby, late yesterday
,aftemoon, by being struck by a 'rolley
.car. He was on his way to his summer
residence on Race Road, Woortbridgc,
about three or four seconds before the
tear came upon him. The car could
not be brought to a stop before he, was
struck. Medical Examiner F. W
icy crew and the coroner will make an
investigation. Mr. Tuttle died in an
automobile, willie he was being taken
to a hospital in Derby.
Mr. Tuttie was one of the most prom-
inent printers and book publishers in
Connecticut and was well known in
THAT ANN OYING,
PERSISTEN T COUGH
may had to f‘hi‘Onio lung trouble. or
mum that the colonic stage already
is n arllLd- in either case try '
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Lt KHAN S ALTERATIVE
'l'ltir: tr“ :tnj tissue-repairer w!)-
. owledged beneiits of (.‘ul-
t without. itsturbln the
flunllli'li. contains no Alcohol. ‘3:-
colic cl Elatit-i-‘crminz Drug.
$2 tire, new $1.51). $1 size, now 806.
-I‘ ilit‘iuind war tax. All drugldsts.
can Laboratory. Philadelphia.
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; Let’s Con
,V lfirct~thc State of
5 South Norwz-llk——and
‘ noble army of
, _ “over the
Connecticut
for their
l but. Honor Land!
» 'llllS cutlgrhi the town by lllt
Cars on my new War Basis
good many at first .u'crc incl
is exactly what I mean! Manly
you can just bci !
TOURlNG CAR
F. 0. B Detroit
RI TN- AROU T
F. 0. B. Detroit
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Ylli 'lis
OPERATOR OF 20 FOR
Connbcticnt. next. the Citv of
likerse ditto the
. ‘ showing on the Third Liberty Loan. 'Hail Colum-
, . You couldn't lose Connecticut.
' “THE FLAG WAS STILL THERE i” .
A roan CAR rut~
Antltlr not DOWN
AND ABOUT$1 A DAY
spell that last word right il»—They since found out to their
satisfaction that the above convenient payment statement
«lay on tllcir first unto tour. “‘l‘llillt’l‘lllilll pcl'lnitiing. cnjoy—
int: lii'c morc than all the (‘rowllctl lit-this put togcthcr,
, FORD CAR PRICES
About 3100 with Order and About $1 a Day
l Hill nmlt- u i'cw innnclliltlu tix‘liU‘l'll'H.
' DUTEE W. FLlNT
ISLAND AND CONNECTICUT
graiulaie
_ n .. whole
ton Cities and towns of
mamnftcent. patriotic
» curs. Men are buying Ford
Terms to beat the band. A
iucd to bc skcpiicul-(did I
of thcm will bc out ncxt Sun-
$450
$435 ‘
llllrry up
/
'l‘lii'i.‘:’ ‘, _ (
D STORES IN RHODE
'/
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31 Germany is going to spend $200,000,-
000 to build merchant ships. Camper
End with what, Uncle Sam‘s doing in
l ' this line, the Kaiser's a hopeless piker.
l" r
cur THIS our—n" is WORTH
l , MONEY
.{ Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley
&. Co, ,2835 Shetlield avenue, Chicago.
Ill.. writing your name and address
, clearly. You will receiVe in return a
» trial package containing Foley’s Hon-
‘ . ey and Tar Compound, for coughs.
color and mono; Foley Kidney Pills,
fer pain in sidesand .back; rheuma-
. _tism.'backache.. kidney and bladder ail-
‘fnients; and, Foley cathartic Tablets.
“Save and Buy for
, victory”
WAR SAVINGS
scores
non SALE AT
The. Central. ,» f ,
Trust Qommny
Today the old horse was missing from
Righthandman Crabb were putting a
I new cost of paint on him. '
l The horse was purchased by Mr..
Dann's father. William E. Dunn. wlien
he first started in the harness busi-
ness, in‘a store on the site of where
Barber "Gus"r Franke now does‘the
shaving not. It cost $1.25.
—....
MINUTE MEN To _, ,
HOLD CONFERENCE
Four Minute Men of Bridgeport,
Stamford, Nor alkt and Greenwich
attend it cant rence to‘be held at
the county court house at;7:30 o'clock
aWednesday evening. Rev. Morris E
that a representative of the national
Ailing. G'onnecticut chairman. antioi
organization wiiijillte present, atiddha l
his usual perch for Mr. Dunn and .
& _
@lliocce flee
Broadway ei103rd St.
New York City.
' ; Mom Wl'ili cant ‘ZJ-Dtll’ -
no north. make sham?
Acolaslem, ~zxeuss suemv
STATION AT THE DOOR. .-
DUPERD 'iillllNG~RDDM-DXRVEE-
. ~A - LA'CAR'IZ.‘
< AT veal momma more
. “CLUB'biEAlil'AS'l'i'liOllij‘ur.
You“. tNJOY iVIILY
Hosted? at?" mamas-»
“1-. , current» mammary
3
WE mummuemnmsstnmumt 1M
HOWLA'ND’S ' .
‘ Entrance on Main St. Fair-field Liven Cannon so
, m at
...4.
$1.50 buys
good dress goods
'In spite of all the advances in price of wool, yo
may pick from a good collection of dress goods a‘:
$1.50 a yard. . ‘ I
There are excellent scrges. There are good wool
poplins. There are other attractive and serviceablq
and tested fabrics. ~
Every one of them is ready in the colors most iii
demand, colors that give equal satisfaction at each,
season of the entire year. ' ,
It is economy to buy such fabric-s. It is economy,
to choose such staple colors.
Bcttcr scc for yourself 'how good are these fabrics
at~ $1.50,
, ‘ Third floor.
Excellent white
fabrics from 29c
Wllitc dresses and blouses are being made al4
ready in hundreds of homes. Women who always
dcpcndcd upon drcsstnakcr are now doing their own
L‘cwing. That is genuine saviuo. .
White voilcs are being cut and fitted and made
into blouses. Not a bit of risk is run: one cannot go
wrong; with a good pattern. And thcse voilcs are
delightful to work upon. —
l’rctty (lots and stripcs and ’crossbars, some em-
broidcrcd with figures—290 yd. and to 75c, plain
weaves also at 29c and to $1.25. ' -'
’A beautiful nlcrccriscd batiste will make equally
handsome waist for child’s dress. ’Twill not shrink,‘
will wear well, is fine texture and pleasing. 396 and ‘
lo 85c yard. ‘ '
Rarely beautiful cmbroidcrcd voilcs and batistes
and nlarquiscttcs for distinctive and handsome
dresses. Those, of real novelty and notably high
quality. Embroidered in Switzerland, after being
woven in France, and then hurried overseas! $1, $2
and $2.25 yard. ,
Crisp and delightful organdics;—alrcady hun—
drcds of girls are planning their graduating gowns of
either organtly or voilci. '
Patriotically; they are agreeing to have them
simple in style-and they will lose none of their
beauty because of that.
And organdics are here, bcautics, at 500 and 75a
vm'tl.- '
Main floor, rear.
Be wise and
save coal ,
llou’t \vastc coal now: cvcl'y pound will be worth
double to you whcn next Wintcr’s cold has the city in
its grip. , '
llcrc is gas cooker that: will do anything a coal
range is c:.'pcctcll to; will save money too. .
Staunch lll'lll durablc and _vct light weight, built'
with tln'cc iop’ burners (mm of cxira size) and with
a good bit: ovcn. in top of which is broilcr— $16.
it ’s illc. biggest vulllc of the entire lot offered us
this scason!
Quick-llcaiinc; and safe ,oil-stovcs for coulting.
Perfection mullt‘lorcncc, ] to l l.utrncrs,———$15 to $3, .
Owns to use on oil-stovcs or on gas lloi‘Jl’llateS—e
i].5ll'ln.b5.30. ‘
Fourth floor.
.‘Wayne bags to
, ' keep clothes safe.
Pat-k any garment: from furcoutlto cloth suit in
Wayne bug—and it will be safe from moth and dust.- l
A lot. of ,liii't'crcnt since at .- 750 to $2—somo’
equippcd with bangers to keep clothes in good shape.
(:‘cdar sheets for wrapping garments which do
‘ not require hanging—750 dozen. - 1
Japanese furniture polish will hclp much in your , y '
housccldnning. Bcen none here ‘for some, weeks.
A1, Evcdat‘last 253'; ~ -. - , ‘
Norwalk Chronicler