a.
woman. in! 3.5. ms
was soon: WE'LL! m0 mm
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mm: [0830“!
For Norwalk and vicinity: Paid to
night, cooler near the coast Thursday
fair, warmer in the interior; moderate
north winds, becoming southeast
Thursday. Weather conditions: Scat-
tered showers have“ occurded during
the last twenty-four hours along the
Atlantic coast from Florida to Maine
and in the Mississippi valley. Plea~‘
sant as her has prevailed in other
alistricts'teast of he Rocky Mountains.
An extended area of high pressure cen-!
tral this morning over the Lake re-
gion is producing pleasant weather
with somewhat lower temperatures
’eost of the Mississippi river. The wes-
Dolllll ttt
nuts
The store you can depend on
for good merchandise at a sav-
ing of 15c to 500 on every dollar
Some odds and ends in broken
lets sold regardless of their for-
tern disturbance is central over W vom- ,‘ mer price.
ins. It is decreasing in intensity. The
temperature is rising betw'een the $1.50 Pajamas ........... $1.00
"Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi, $1.50 Gaps .............. $1.00
"W- ‘ t '5 $1.15 Shirts ............. $1.00
"’ " ‘ $1.25 Umbrellas ...... $1.00
MATHEW?) 113E“ AGO l $1.50 Neckwear .......... $1.00
, h“ l 50c Neckwear, 3 for ...... $1.00
'l‘empcrzttttrc: ”tall. 36; lmvf 65C Neckwear, 2 for ...... $1.00
4.1. Cloudy. ‘ ; 75c Cheney Ties, 2 for $1.00
5 Broken Lots. Men’s Shirts $1.00
‘ Pleated Shirts, Detached Cuff
Shirts, Bosom Shirts, Soft
Bottom Dress Shirts——$1.50 to
$2.50 values—not all sizes.
$1.15 B. V. D. Union Suits $1.00
$1.15 Rocking Chair Men’s
4'
City lllews
Deputy Commissioner of Domestic
Animals Crowley, who made several Union Suits .......... $1.00
ail-rests ' in this city for violation or B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers
the dog laws, descended upon Wutcr- Two for -- e1 00
itut'v very unexpectedly last week, 1 """ ' ' I ' ' ' . . ‘
with the result that dog owners in math Hat’s """"""" $,1'00
that city are bidding the judge of the, 50ft Hats --------------- $100
«in court "Good morning.“ and con- Straw Hats ........ $1.00
mitttting to the court treasury. l Fancy Vests _ , ,,,,,,, , . , $1.00
.1- ‘ Full Dress Vests ......... $1.00
—Dancc Fl‘lllflfi’ night. ElksV Home.‘ Khald Pants $1 00
“Benefit Putnam Hose Tobacco Fund. 7 Collars ' ' ’ . ' . '$1'00
After :1 courtship lasting seventeen Luigi: 3:11;; 583?:(lng’o03r0ken
clays, John 't‘urtis, who formerly 1' ' '
rang up fares for the Connecticut. qua lty ‘ ' ‘ ' ' N" ' - - ' - ' -$1-00
company in Bridgeport, led Miss Mar- Men's $1.25 Fabric Gloves $1.00
ant-ct langdon to the altar. These Broken Lots of Men's and
whirlwind tttctics didn't give ith: Ladies Gloves, only a
man tail‘ a chance to get, acuna n - .
ed aEd‘allt‘l‘ a few Weeks of married few pairs ' ‘ ' ' ’l ' ' - - $100
Jifc, Curtis slammed the front door 50° waSh founmdmnd ties
of the flat and appeared no more. 3 for ...... n. . . ....... $1.00
Friday afternoon Mrs, Curtis applied 25c Wash four-in-hand ties
to Judge Warner in the Superior '5 for ......... ......,.§1.00
«court for a divorce tori desertion,
which petition the court. granted.
Assorted lot of Hats . .' . $1.00
Assorted lot of Leather Goods,
bill folds. music rolls, slippers,
According to information that
('tlanS front Washington. the coming Desk Blotters, etc. .. . $1.00
Fourth of July will be celebrated _. ............ ‘ . ~ . ' . $1.00
without the use of fireworks, unless , ‘
someone has a sufficientguantity of 500 Silk. Handkerchiefs,
it rt—over goods to make a reasonable 3 for ......... .. . . .. . . .$1.00
amount and quality of noise. The $200 Sport Shirts ..... . $1.00
reason is that the output of every
COME AND LOOK AROUND
' ”COME EARLY
fireworks concern in this country has ‘
been purchased by the. war depart-
went, to he used in supplying the
army with rockets and other signals.
1n addition to contmantlect-ing the
s-ntire supply of pyrotechnics of the
mtmtry. the government. has con-
structed a fireworks factory of its
«mu, said to be the largest in. tho
\vorld.
wt ‘_
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South N orwalk
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it will pay you to road Fred H. l’on-
itv‘s Dollar Dav announcements in this
i~sue. lie is offering unusual bar-
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NOR WALK . ll
SOCIETY
, and Personal
% NEWS .
i 1,.“ J
. Snell-Palmer
A quiet but extdemely pretty wedding
:was celebrated at the home of the
lbride's grandmother, Mrs. Louisa A.
lBrady. 11 Berkeley street, yesterday
afternoon, when Miss Adele Palmer,
became the wife of Elton Snell. Rev.
3(‘burch officiating.
t Richard J“. Noack was the best man,
and Mrs. Noack the matron of honor.
The bride was most becotningly.
gowned in Alice blue silk, with a white
leghorn hat. A supper was served to
the. fourteen near relatives and friends
‘present immediately after the cere-
s‘mony.
l Mr. and Mrs. Snell will resident ll
,Iierkeley street for the present, lioth
iyoung people are very popular mem-I
bers of the local sut‘ial set. The. groom
is the treasurer, at thexlocal otiiccs of
the Connecticut (‘0. on High street.
and is expecting orders to don a Unit-l
ed States uniform in the very near fu-i
turc. The bride. is a member of the1
teacher's force. at the Fairfield County}
ever
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Children's Home on \l‘cstporl l
nue. . l
Miss Bertha M. Roodncr. daughter,
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner, :tn'l
nounces her engagement to Arthurl
Ferris of New York, wltcrc Mr. Ferris
is the executive manager of a large.
concern. Miss lioodner is a graduatct
of Norwalk high school and it post
graduate of Hill-titlc boarding school.
Miss Roodner is a very popular youngl
lady‘among the younger set of Nor-|
walk who cxteud their best wishes. i
.\ir. and Mrs. Edward J. Alquist and,
daughter, Harriet, of Ridgetleld Park:
N. .. and Miss Emily C. Alqulst of New'
York city, motored to Norwalk. Sun-
day, nnd were guests of their sister.
Mrs. William Hunks of l 'l‘indull ave-
nue.
E
William Kells of F‘lntbush. Mr. and
Mrs. William George, Miss Harriet
George. and Master Harold George ol'i
Brooklyn, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Willis of Wcst'
,_ Rocks avenue. 4
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‘1 Arthur S. Wales of Main street spent:
Sunday with his parents at Momma;
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Conn.
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l‘.lll.ll llay Silll‘ \\'lll rcmtttn open tin-t
_ til 8 o‘clock tt ntorrow owningr for the:
accommodation of purchasers.
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Mrs. Ennis Crabbe, who has been ill,
for thc past week, is nuain able to ru-l
sumc hcv duties at the li. Jacobs and ,
'Scns' shoe shop this morning.
The, Misses (‘trcenwood have l‘f‘illrn-‘
ed to their home at ti Mott avenue and
=rzains all through the store, you will
‘find a complete stock of ’commcrctal
cud social stationery, leather goods.
Y-ttlies’ hand bags, pocketbooks, bill
folds, cm. Comply Kits and military
mzor sets for the soldiers. fountain
pens, watches and chains, pocket
knives, cutlery; tnanicurirn'.r sets, pyru
«in white ivory, pictures, picture-
‘Lames. Thermos bottles and lunch
kits. tooth and hair brushes, shaving.
Visitthis up to date shop and you will
be well repaid and the convenient. lo-
cation in the Palace Theatre buildizg
and next to the City Hall. This esta -
t is an easy place to do your
itor in South Norwulk yesterday.
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A lady's umbrella was_ found by
ing. and is now at the uptown
station.
police
The Women's Association of the
South Nor-walk Baptist Church is meet-
ing at the lecture mm of the church
this afternoon.
MrsJennie K. Finch of Douglas
lishme“
shopping- . I! t t. Fowler W. R. C, No 15 is attending the
#fl—yJ—fl state session at New London as dele-
”HM.” : gate from the local Corps today.
OUR DUTY, ‘ The stores which are featuring the
I” TO Promote Thrlfl— Dollar Day sale will remain open un-
til 8 o’clock tomorrow evening for the
accommodation of purchasers.
YOUR DUTY
To.Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
John Brennan, of the Stamford Po-
lice Department, and Al Cohen, also
.. . ., 1%.. nkw
“om“
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. .‘ n of Stamford, were visitors with
VlLlZOry friends in this city yesterday after-
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS 2
FOR SALE AT
The Central
110011.
promises to be. one worth remember-
ing as this enterprising concern has
not confined their bargains to a few
specials, but everything in their store
Day. Read
nun—u..-
,.-., ... . yaw-“want“ -j ~.-.
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u.-.will be special on Dollar
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Trust Company " A...
-—-—-—-' j ' “ll ’ John E. Stevens, of Stamford, told
, his wife he didn't propose to pay
l 26 W811 at. $20 a month just for a place to sleep
Norwnlk. 00m in. So he deserted her May 28,1913.
' ' _ i ' and she was ~ granted a divorce by
ODE]! Monday Even Judge Wheelerin the Superior Court
11128 7 to 8 P0 M l , .yestepday. The couple were married
-mmwt t 1904- . ,
‘.l‘ .
Harry Ryan, of Stamford, was a visr
Nicholas Vilard in his taxi last even?
Dollar Day at. A. J. Collins & Co..‘
will open the ltousc on May 2011: for
the season, l
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Complaints about boys on North
land Patrolman Strutton
the mattcr.
investigated
A most important nt'et’ng of the
Norwalk Act-1e, F. 0, it, will bi held
at the Wall street lodge rooms this e’v-
ening, and every tut-tuber is earnestly
requested to be present.
The dance which was to have been'
given by the Trinity Men's Club, next
Friday evening. has been postponed.
Judge George H. Voshttrtzh is in New
York today on business,
' had to pay a couple of weeks‘
room rent. Joseph gave her the "‘On‘gJuly of “any “Wm. hundred a“(filed‘rovtx
ey and that is the last that he saw of f members of the Industrial \YC/l‘liers of
the lady of color and the money,
_ Police aid was summoned to Cherry
street by Charles Plait, last et‘ening.
following :1 little neighborhood skir-
mish betWeen him and William Freder-
‘James Benton Werner. rector of Grace ‘
Gold Medal " '
nWOO i
This coal and. gas range with two ovens
is a wonder for cooking
Although less than four feet long it can do every kind of cooking'for any ordinary ' . '
family by gas in warm weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needs heating.
When in a hurry both ovens can be used at the same time—one for roasting and
the other for pastry baking. It certainly does “Make Cooking and Baking Easy”
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lll St’nl'ch of n‘l‘OOlll saw ll YOUR";
man going along the street
cabish."
The couple wandered along
street, where the young
she knew of a fine room and alto
reaching Pin-3 street she asked Joc—‘
wt;-
and
Main street were made to the police lllmlillll. that she looked lonesome. HP
went over and said “Hello Kid." The
young woman who was hardly distin-
iizuishable from the dark bec-ause, ol
her color, is said to have replied, “No
A few more words followed
and Joseph confided to the. youngr wo-
man that he was in scarclt of a room
,bccnusc he was looking, for work ltere.‘
to Pine
woman said
tulttttttt
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Twentijne Said to be Con-
cerned 1n the Deportation
From Warren District
TUCSON. Arlz.. May 13. Twenty-j
one of the leading mining company
officials. cmploycs anti business men
of the Warren district. were arrest?
l‘
investigation of the deportation last‘
lthc World. 1
’ Among those arrested were: iranl .
’icks. It' appears that the latter's Del;
'cat came over and dug a hole [in tho
Plait flower bed. and requesting Fred-l
ericks to keep his kittie on his own:
side of the fence. led to the use or,
many naughty words.
shed. and the excitement was over be-
fore the officer arrived.
‘ David S. Williams, arrested by Pa-
trolman Darney for intoxication and
the. theft of some electric light bulbs
front the Second District power plant,
was fined $5 on each count and the ac-
]tual costs, this morning, by Judge
l Candee in the down town court, Judge
Candee substituting for Judge Vos--
burgh,rwho is out of town todaq.
‘1 Joseph Pena. of Bridgeport is an
innocent sort of devil because he came
:to this .city'about two days'asor ac
cording to a complaintlie‘made to the
lpolice yesterday afternoon, and white
No blood was l
For Tired Women
at llr’itia Aching Heads
“They help me so much and I {ind
rolls: 1.3 soon as I begin taking your
Foley Kidney Pills." Mrs. Frank P.
View], Mot-rill, Maine, R. F. D. No. 2.
Sometimes it seems an it you can't
stand the pain across your back. It
is just making your life miserable
and robbing you cf all energy and.
strcngth. \‘t'ltcn you are constantly
tired, head always aching, nerves "on
edga," ki-r.:.y nation painful and burn-
ing, than is the time to start. in at
open on Foley Kidney Pills.
They strengthen the we;,‘.;_ 5mm;-
kidneys. it inrovc their action. enable
them to throw of: the poisons thr‘.
cause your trouble. Your nerves grow
peamful. slcep bc‘rnmcs rounder, nerv-
ous headaches disappear. At Mm.
Wood says: "1 111.1 relief as soon a. I,
begin to take your Foley Kidney
Pills."i‘.Bs sure ‘ou get the gen-411.1
Fole Kidney ills,
ure y medicinal and contain no
armlul drugs.
Bullion-Powell Brut-non
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for they are.
v ll. Dowel], General Manager of tho:
gCopper Queen Consolidated Mining!
;Company at Bisbee: Gerald FitzGcr-t
laid Sherman, Superintendent Copper
.Quren Consolidated Mining Company:
lBasseti T. Watkins, miner, fotmert
lcity marshal and leader in the. «litsbccl
“Loyalty League; Captain H. H. Stout.
lSupcrintendent of the Phelps Dodge
' Smelter at Douglas.
Robert Rae, auditor for the Phelps-
Dodge interests in the southwest.
Niles Merill, Copper Queen minor '
one of the organizers of Warren dis:
irict, Loyalty League. !
M. .l. Cunningham, cashier of the:
of the Arizona Bunkers' Association. ;
Dr. N. C. Bledsoe, head of the Gala:
met. and Arizona Mining Company's:
medical stan’. l
Capt. Joseph Park Hodgsou. Hener 1,
nl Manager of Copper Queen Consoli-l
dated Mining Company. 3
.l'ames Allison, City Marshal of His
bee. ,
Alvin W. Howe, Deputy Sheriff of
Cochise County. i
W. P. Sims, Bisbee dentist, former;
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Bank of Bisbee and former president l ..
Atizona State Senator.
Lorne] C. Shattuck,
tltt- Shztttuck Mine anti Bank.
ll‘etlcrttl Judge William H. Sawtelle
in Tucson, said an inspection of the
indictments would not be permitted
until notification had been rcccivcd
that all the men indictcd had been
taken into custody. .
.ltulrzc San‘tello, lll his charge to lllt
jury last wot-k, instructed tbt'. not
only should the charge of conspéracy
, to deprive citizens of .thc'r rights. but
that the question of the obstruction
of the drait in dcportins il largo nttm
lBCl‘ of registcretlnncn be cottsd 'l‘CC
The wise woman will save lli‘l' dol»
lars bv buying merchandise of quality
they tutti become quite good friends ed at Bisbce this morning. on indie};
. . ~ e-for 9 saying that she utcnis tctttrnctl by the Federal (ivand
h“ this “m 5 back Jury. which last week completed an at the N. E. Ryan Co.'s siore' tumor-X
Sec adv. for special offerings.
President 01"
STRANGS SENTENCED TO BLACK; ‘
WELL's iSLAND.
NEW YORK. May .
Mrs. Charles Strung, who were oom-
vitted in it court of special sessions in
Staten island, last week. of scaring the
faces and hands of their two children
with a poker because they "stoic. jel~
:ly" and otherwise mishehaved, were
‘ givcn indeterminate sentences of from
six months to three ycars’ imprison-
‘lllt'lll on lllacluvcll's island today.
Contractor Michael J. Riordan,
Main street. has received the job of
ihuilding a (‘Ottaac 1-0,. John McCarthy,
the Danbury coal (lcaler, at Bell ls-
land. Mr. Riordan started operations I .1
today.
Try a Sentinn' Want. AI
THE WOMAN WHO is
{Guevara COMPLAlNING'
WELL—l Will-Ill
; GUESS t‘Lt.
_ BE dome!
.
MY HUSBAND DOESNT
USE ME RIGHT. HE GOES
OUT EUERV quDNE’SDAV,
NIGHT T' THE LODGE AN
, . DOESN'T GET HOME, -
TtL 'NE‘AR ELEVEN AM
its KNOWS l'M NOT WELL-
M‘l SISTER NEVER COMES
15.——.\lr. and. '
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Norwalk Chronicler