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ron SUPfiRlOR courlr.
Four Cases From D'mbury to Be Tried
Next Term.
Danhury will tulnish l‘our cases for
the May term of the criminal side of
{the superior own which comes in
tnext Tuesday in Br. dgepurt. Sheriff
Simeon Pease “cm to Danbury yes-
Of Fair-Haired Diva’s Fa. telday and look the men who have.
vorites-— Notable Voice
Range I
to the county jail.
The four men whose caség will
come up are: James H. Riley, color-
York “Times"
“on‘tbe “New-Haven" double track syn}
tem. according to a report in the New
“New Haven" oificinle
are wondering what to do with this
surplus roll :35 stock.
Ten of the original consignment oi
forty have been delivered.
not enough single trackage on the
“New Haven" system to keep the en-
gines busy. it was said.
possible {01
There is
it is also im-
the locomotives to en
been bound own to the superior courtlter certain stations without demol sh
ing part of the buildings ‘
. ‘ FERTILIZERS
WI. LAND?
RETAIL.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
! d, held under $5, 000 bonds for rape:
The s .. 9
dates ”Etiutlgrfil: 1:1me U‘hgeghfils‘thie l Frederick Kouhoupt held under $1. 0011
lbonds for assault; Charles W. Lee,
Nilsson, the fair- haired daughter of a t
farmer near Wexio. Sweden, surprised ,held “ad" ‘6' 000 bonds for “New?“
all Who heard her with the sweetness 3933““; E33331”: Scrlbnel‘, highuay
and compass of her vo .ce as she sang- robber), 3 on :
Foster’s plainthe melody
She was an acconuflished player on INVESTIGATING EXPLOSION.
Ithe flute and violin and the made , "‘ ,
her appearance was “La 'l‘l'aviata." l‘ li‘3OR’I‘ WORTH Tex... M3ay 10.~l‘l1e-
Stockholm. Like many of the {amoufi’mllltary board 1111'cstlgat1ng the ex- .
prima donnas, l.he opera chosen for'plosion. Wednesday. at Blenbrook, as
her apeparance was “La 'l‘raviata," a result of which eleven sbldiers met
Take
and Smile
at Stomach Trouble
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Shel! Shut-On and Other Mauritian-
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53 water Street She made a concert tour of the Uni- death and 51x others “5““qu “no“: In Tablr-l FunnOnlv.
T1 721. toll States. and sang many years in injuries, has. found ““d wdl "39°“ AtAll 011112111115, me.
3‘ e . ltalian opera. At her farewell concert that the 11cc1dent was due to prema-
_‘ ' ‘ given in London, her voice was ex tuxe explosion from an unknown cause
‘ quigjte in its purity and swam,“ of a three-inch shell in a trench morI t
, 3 8:: g h and evenness of “me. “3,ng 3 mm tar, accolding to a statement today by fig
9 wanna FOREGAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair; cooler tonight with frost in the
interior; Sundav fair, moderate north
and northeast winds. The disturbance
which was central ove1 Ontalio yes-
terday morning has moved eastward song,
and is now CPllildl o'ter the n1a1itinlel,’.$
province. it caused showers ytster
day afternoon and last night
disturbance whlth was
Utah yesterday morning is now cen-
tral over Western Texas. it is caus
ing unsettled weather in the south-
western districts.
decided (all in temperature in the
Lake region and Northelll New Eng
in thelthis papal to its readers. who “ill flndl
Lake region and New England The the terms given in the coupon publish-
centlal 0\ er ed on another page of this paper.
Time has been a'
Lleul.-Col E. J. Williams, Chief of
pass of three octaves, an excopiimlal
don: mm filled. Export Repairing
i range. Staff at, Camp Bowie. l
in Amelka 511.. Will be. known and “The Board doe: not believe.” said
long remembered rm 1,9,. ajngjng of Colonel Williams, ‘that the shell Wasi
”Suwanee River‘ in the height of bendefective because every shell filed
Hucccas and operatic t1iumphs.She and expected to be tired had been;
won the acknowledged incomparable carer“!!! insDPCled
artist of hm times. The beautiful’ .._...__.__._... '
and many others sung by Nil- 1“NEW HAVEN” SADDLE!) ’
50!) are to be found in “The Book oft WITH HUGE LOCOMOTIVES
go Thousand Songu.’ now offered by CONSIGNED TO l’lUSSlA
Ten giant locomotives originally
dos. gned i111 delivery to the Russian‘
government, for service on the trans-
Slberlan Railroad. has been acquiredl
by the "New Haven" road. Because
of their size they are practically use-
Iless. since mo cannot pass each other
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:ARTILLERYMEN ARE
ACROSS THE OCEAN
60 N. Main street
The Newest Fashions in
AFTERNOON DRESSES
SWEATERS
Low Pllced
BLOUSES
one {or every occasion.
. THE LITTLE snop
Georgette, Charmeusea and Tatreta
0t Shetland Floss. Attractlle and
Georgette Crepe, Washable Solid
and Lingerie, medium priced
NEOKWEARéA full line of upto-
tlle—nlinuto styles
in collars and
vestees. _
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South Norwallt
each month thereafter.
26 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
YOUR BIT.
,1 According to lelll-‘IS and announce
11"?11 1111‘" mourn-m or. 1.111: sunny moan, Aunt.
when. Lin, 1.5311311.
111.1. uvonm Burns 11' wnonnsnn Ann
137 Washington. St.
‘0; B. JACKSON
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KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfotdl In Gold It
Thorough examination 0! the eyes. Ocullnu’ pro-ed)-
Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY was SAVINGS '
STAMPS, which sell for $4.16 this month and 10 additional
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—DO
The City NatiOnal Bank
once. The same reasons
piogltgted you to carry
5 0 upon due inquiry.
3 ish you perhaps to take cum
‘ 3 insurance, because of the increa-
. ed cost of building materials. do-
i bar and nearly every other lm‘
of expense entering into the chat.
of making epairs, or re 111111111115,
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A. M. WOOSTER .
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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land. inputs men formerly in the L‘onnectl- Lute Examiner
*h cult Artillely. National Guard, are. . U. S. Patent .. ’
WEATHER A YEAR AGO lsafely overseas. The rcgiment'waa South LNOI'Wfll-k, Conn. Office > for 1
TODAY ‘ lamong the lust units of the state ‘3 3 on Potent
. r igumd to be mobilized and made ready ' j ' ’ 1% ’ W . '
433T0239i1‘?l»lll'91 "mil. . 08: 1011310 sail. Colonel Henry S, Dorsey was .._,....__- _- i .1 "‘5 ”El! 9n"
"I . 0 ‘3’- its commande1,but prior to the call . R190 R' . H
W 7 ' ~ - ”-4 was United States disbursing and ELECTRICIANS 8 EH) r
, 3 property officer in the state arsenal. . finned for “fall! or I" work. competent men “(1800‘ .” l
‘ Captain Ernest R, Barrows was ndiu- Broads/11'“ 103“] St ”"109 mu Cure That COIdBy
. tant. There were thirteen companies. wig," k C' { PM“ 300" Dom. FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL HEB- Tamil
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The men were sent mostly to forts 3 0mm: AND SUPPLIES WEI“ PINE CO I' I I» .
along Long island Sound and there ‘ IKOOM Willi BATH 42.1911! ‘ The WhRIe' Elcclrlc C0. ' 1 _, v ‘ I
.. ,many were. assigned to the new “111- die norm. now. 29.5th """" ‘ Electrical Engineer! and 011an WITH’TAR
Putnam HoseCompany will hold a ‘slxth Regiment of artillery.’:’l‘here are ACCiibalbLh ~1xruss oumv ‘ mwmn St mm 30. NM _ F. , H. , BAXTER
special meeting Sunday morning, May a few Hartgprd men in the unit. but, sun-non A'l Tut. noon... fl , 33110313!”
.1281 at. 10 n. 111.. at, the Central Fire most are from. Greenwich, Stamford. .DUPRU' .D‘l'NlNQ RPM bmu- __ _ _ I
Station. ‘ ,Norwalk. Bridgeport. (Millard. New ' 'A-LA Henna 4‘
J. M: Finnigan. of New Britain, re-
ported 'to-the local police this morning
that his ' Hudscn sovenpassenger
ISttp'er-Six had been stolen trout him
”at 11 o’clock lat-1t Right in New Haven
The license number}: the chi 5'?”
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“Strum: Panama; O’Brien’s.
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It was stated today that the .\'or
"-walk teachers have asked for a
' "straight increase of $150,115,111...) the
~-lmlhlmum pay $600 a year, insetnd ot’
... 11111111111011 almnt‘y per cépt. increase
has stated in the article in The Semi-I
Hnel yesterday.
There will be an adjourned meeting
”of Trinity Men' 5 Club on Tuesday ev-
' ening at 8 o‘clock in the club“ room ,discusslon 0’ the application 0f the
“The newly appointed entertainment
'committee held a meeting Thursday
night and perfected their organizt'ltion,
J making Wesley Chambers "chairman,
:Earl ISmlth secretary, Arthur ‘Moad 3
treasurer, Larry 'Baxa and Louis 80--
_. derstrom subcommittee on music.
hu—idut—I—q
—-Full assortment of caps, O'Brien's,
On Monday evening “at the Green
' field Hill Congregational Church‘-
“movie” called “Joan of Plattsbur‘5,"l
. written by Porter Emerson Brown,
with Miss Mabel Normand as the sthr‘
'Will'befiiven at 8 o’clock: The author.
who resides in Norwalk,‘ will‘ "pro
"sentjahd'Will speak on the war. "‘ Also
. the Greenfield'dnberty‘ chorus under
the direction of Dr; M. v.3. lD'unham
‘~ winning: Every one is invited to —nt-
'tcnd. A small admission will be charg-
‘ ed and the proceeds will be donoated
1- tow‘ard'the Red Crbss.
1 Garden:
‘ guaraliteed against oppression," writes
- near-by vacant lot The work in these
,. - will constitute a vital factor 11. the"
London and other coast places,
5'! var notation wells 3
Cltllb 'MEAlil‘Ail’l l’lillll lj‘rt
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Youu. ENJOY EVIILY
”MINT ATTIC mutton.
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STATE PROBA‘reoF‘leERs
The annual meeting of the Connec-
‘ticut l’robatc Assembly who held Wod-
nehday in the hearing 100m of
Midge 111:13 ngdo Marvin's com! in
the Municipal Building, Hartford. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin; first
) .
The N orwalk lime
Fast height Service Between This City
“and New York.
,vlceprettldem. Judge John" E Fatty.
Rockville; second vicepresldent,‘
Judge‘Martin Cunningham. mnbury: l
secretary. Judge D. 'I‘ O'Brien jr.
Merlden; boldness committee, E (l;
Burke, Deep River; Henry W. Gre-
',gory Norwalk and Dennis J. Slain.
Watelbury. Judge Marvin was em~
powered to appoint a legislative com“
mittee The session was devoted to a
inheritance tax laws.
HOE FREEDOM'S‘WEAPON.
.Will Help—rWln the War
ertes Charles Latin-op Puck.
“We, the people of the United
States, in gardens assombled," might
We“ be the beginning of a new pro
amble ol’ Amended liberty. stating
that the people had decided'tollght
for freedom with Ahoes,’ proclaiming
‘ 81» Washington. Street.
THE ‘SEASONAOF THE
’BIG OUTDOORS
is almost here. We. are. ready ”With as big 411ml ’
varied stock oi OUHNQSIIDESJor-mn. women i;
and children, including many novel detluns.
smsncronv STOCKINGS 10 11111311
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Bouthfrlorw’dk. = h R
excepted.
”W'WHO'MMM “Ar-muons Marin” I
Freight accepted at Norvnlk and South Narwalk from 7. 30 to 5: 30 "
p 111.101“ delivery at Pier 45, East. River, Foot of Jackson street '
New York." 7: 00 o’clock the following morning. Freight received at »
, ‘ ' Her 46, East River. New Work. from 7. 30 a. 111.10 5 p. m. Steamers
‘ ‘ leaving pier 45lEnst River, New. York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
Sm! tb. Und
Remington till
makes,
- sold 1.1.35 .1161.
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neemur TYPEWRIJ‘ER
WE HAVE FILES OF BUGS
that are beautiful in the extreme,
« and specially priced to represent
real bone fido bot-gains. Includ-
ed ln the varied assortment are
i
tons, seamless velvet, etc. They
the very latest designs. It will
ato the world the declaration that the
'w'elrare prosperity and happiness of
this nation are to be maintained; that
the fréedom of other peoples is to be;
Charles Latin-op Pack. president of ~
the National War Garden Commission, ‘
in The People 5 Home Journal
This preamble wduld state that it
had been decided by “all American
people armed with hoes" that they
would help to raise enough food to
win the War. Everyman in this army.
would " be doing hls‘duty 1n the“J
trenches oi his own back yard or a
trenches is just as important as that1
in the front battle lines of Europe. It“ PIEOES, SCARFS,
final result.
‘ entoudorganizm .1
on to solve hll‘
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Any of: the aboVe mentioned
for June Weddinngifto.
1“?me ..,,,.,, C 1... 3,
quarters Flor
WHITE FOOTWEAR
1: 1301.1 ”‘6‘! Owning men 3
Over the Top Styles. '
\tf"1’1‘/JVDI(ERT HODEI’ .14 E fr?! (ii
TEA
Woks would be most suitable
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"A‘SPECML SELECTIONOF '
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~—Dec.orailve. Linen-s
The new shipments which have just arrived are especially:
lnterosting' 111 view of the increasing scarcity of linens.
Included are round, oval, square or oblong CENTER. .
Downs, LUNOHEON SETS, "
OLO'I'HS 5nd TRAY OLD‘I'HS' 1n a variety of Pilot lacedecotat-
see them.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0.
seamless Brussels, Royal Wil- "V
are all beautifully colored and o! '
really pay you to step in and,
5%le COURSE YOU ARE 'lNTERFSTED
’ .‘lN GlNGHAM FROCKS \ ‘
And of course you are
going to have some in ,
your Summer wardrobe.
But béorc you start your
sevving,bel'ore'you even
consider any designs, let
us pegs‘uadc you in your
own interest to visit 11
'PICTORIAL RE—
VIEW AGENCY. and
look'through the FASH— ’
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SUMMER.‘ ’
i We poncvely suerantee that you will find exactly what you
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Chiropractic la the definition
cause or the disease and the
» adjusting the same: Disease In
by a wrench, twist or sprain
hack. Even if done in chlldh
creates pinched nerves and
later life in the different a
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the on
disease and pain, health
* through harmonizing the no
team in your body. Foam '
given special attention: ' 'olso
ture of the spine. You will a
gret giving the .Chlrnpnotor ‘
to help you.
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