mummies "
__._.
,.
”——
ww ..
~1
Harris 8i Gulls
'COAL
That’s All
53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
1".“in News.1
Complaints were received by the po-
lice about children riding on the side-l and are stationed “-1....“ a few to... w- W1» J:
walksnp Elizzabeth strteet. lof each other. Among these guards ~-~~— ' -~~~ «— “m ~~
. lis one llos n boy, Andrew Dika- _ .
" A meeting ot‘ the directors of the meyer oi" 1 (times avenue, llorches- -
l Norwalk Buildiuz, Loan & lnevtment tel'. Sollnilof illite other gfuilirds. 1are ‘waxa—ztl LITTLE SHOP
l - . . ., ,- - Cor iota ex ewrson o .ers on, ,
i Association was held .it the oiiice ot Men] who has put in twenty years in ,
, Taylor & tiolden, ”n“ afternon. jthe service; Private llerman (lo-5 Will Make You .
.2 » _.__...... 311101] of Dunbury. Conn, and Corporal _ .
‘ Wedding Rings $3.50 to $9. Brand's. iFred [moses of Montgomery, Ala,‘ Smile at 9
i '1, .—~-—--= ‘ Lalso years in tile army. WOMEN S
Thomas J. Pritchard, of Stamford
has instituted foreclosure proceedings
against Bertha Brodbcck, iorposses-
sion of property known as Norwallt
Park. ‘
A family row started on Horton
street, First District, last ereninc.
which was settled by the police, who
referred the parties to the prosecuting
attorney.
The condition of Jere M, Clark of
320.0%,000 HANDLED
BY CAMP DEVENS
(Continued from First Page.)
like a. —-—-'— A report on horse; given out here
today shows that the death rate
uniting. horses at. ill 5 camp is lllL'
\. . lone-t t-i' any in 111.: country. One-
:enil: cz‘ 1. per cent. is the average
that has died here since the camp
lc-{IL‘ch‘i Major General Edwards of
Nana, N. l'., one of the best known
experts oi the country on horses is
the commanding officer at the Re,
mount ilepm. He is assisted by
irreFrc i'flltel's all expert veterinar—
ians and a uumbt r Of expert horse-
men among the enlisted men at the
tit-p01. .
According to the report the horses
at the, rump are in excellent condi-
tion at the piesent time, not only are
they an good coud iion physically, but
practically all ol‘ the horses brought
her.— Sillu‘ the camp opened as green
horses have been broken and are
ready for étl‘Yl".".‘
Another report given out today
shows that the financial oillt-e at the
camp has handled approximately
$20,000,000 since the camp opened.
lMost of this money has been tor sale
ories.
The camp is never short of funds,
about half a million dollars being
kept locked up in the big sale here
:at all times. A guard of four men
lis kept, at the place continually. They
iare armed with rifles and revolvers
Tile depot brigade fife and drum:
corps is tor sale. The highest hid-'l
der can have it, men, instruments
and good will, but they must take it!
in its entirety. It happens tiiat thei
,regulations do not call for it lite and;
‘drum corps in the depot brigade and
orders from Washington have deiiv-‘i
cred the notice that it must be dis-
banded. The brigade offers to deliverl
the whole corps and their instru-
ments to any outfit in camp. ,
iTHREE [DIVORCE ACTIONS
FILED WITH COURT CLERK
SINCE OPENING
[ in previous
rzn‘t'iLtttfla‘ FOR THE HOME
GARDEN.
articles we have dealt
with the problems of planning the
garden and preparing the seed bed.
The next problem presenting itself to
the gardener is that of tertilizes.
Fer garden cmps there is no refin-
izers that will compare with well rot-
As it is often
0 M3,. tor a plot in lee; euume Just my
fore planting. The surface soil should
then thoroughly raked so as to mix the ,'
fertilizer throughly evenly to adepth-'
of ‘2 inches. Never place seeds or rans-
planted plants in direct contract with
the fertilizer. Thorough mixing of the
soil with the fertilizer is necessary to
prevent injury to the plant or roots.
Where manure has been worked in:
h 1.3- “mmmfiwy-..”
EAST LYME SITE. 0F
[NSTIUTION PAM
A site of 600 to 700 acres in extent
to form the state farm for women has
'been bought, according to the ofiiciul
notification received yesterday by
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb from the.
Jconln.1ission appointed to buy such a
siderable portion of the trgct is under
:cultivation by men whose places will
be taken by women.
Mrs. Jessie D. Hodder, s‘uperintend-,
ent of the Massachusetts Reformatoryi
for Women, will act as adviser,
through the courtesy of that institu-
tion's head of directors. ’
W“”’1‘—!'
PAGE “N
You CANNOT
word to insure yourself; other.
wise you would not need mean
once. The same reason- UM!-
prompted you to carry mm_ a
should, upon due inquiry, admon-
ish you perhaps to take out more 1
insurance, because 0: the [norms
ed cost of building materials, [85
bar and nearly every other item
-e.-xtv '~ )
1.,
led barnyard lnanutv.
Norwalk, t‘trrmcily of llanbul'v who‘i
dificult to score a quantity of such
manure, howcver, it will be necessary
to depend upon commercial tertiliierr‘.
Commercial fertilizers are generally
sold under a guaranteed analysis and
one half.
to the soil reduce the fPl'illlZvl‘ about
i
Home Garden manuals may be ob;
tained free of charge at the Xerwalk
Garden Association, 87 Wall street.
.
l
generally at a price consistent with
there Value, It is safest to reply upon
these ready mixed fertilizers usually
obtainable at seed and hardware stor-
cent and S to 10 percent.
phosphoric acid is about right for thei
average garden. it“ the fertilizer con“
tains potashso much the better, but
this year potash is scarce and high in TIRES AND
price. Through the kidness of Mr. Sanr, GAIN PRICES.
uel Roodner, wholesale dealer nuance?
ments have been made whereby such‘
fertilizer win he obtained at nearly cost I
Cars
Ford Repairing and Parts.
MENTS.
.0liicial Service Garage;
es. A military containing 3 to 4 pre- For Chevrolet and Max‘velr
TUBES AT BAR-5
I
i
i
i
CARS SOLD ON TIME PAY-l
pricei. Mr. (i. ll. Hastings islhe dis- EUsed can Listed With Me sold 0D .
tributer and he will divide it.
. . n.
into 2:3 lb, .’.:) 1b., ltitl lb., quantities to! Small 00 8‘0
fertilizer should bespread over the,‘
l
accomodute those have. small gardens' 0 , l
Where no manure has been used the; “S n S arage;
. . |
finely prepared seed-bed at the me of,Phone 1959.
Sewiew Ave.
Bad Digestion
, -—— WEAR
[n Tablet Form Only.
At All DrunttietsfiOo.
6':
“in 1
2r
ARE YOU ANNOYE D
because your property is not protected?
Would an Iron Fence solve your problem?
till, i
l
l
l
'W
FERTILIZERS
midsummer: or m, ensue manna Adm.
oumuur. mm, LAND ensue.
321$ uvonrrr. amps AT wnomsm AND
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
\
t3? wésnngion St. ’
o. B." JACKSON -
OPTOMETRIST
[I Wall M1091. rat-nut
KRYPTOK LENSES—20mg Oxbrda in Gold I:
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough nomination oi the eyes. Dcullm’ prescrip-
tion- promptly fillud. Expert Repuiriu.
Now that: the Liberty loan is over, BUT WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $.16 this month and lo additional
each month thereafter.
25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
EVERY 1.11an BIT HELPS TO WIN THE WARS-TITO
YOUR arr.
The City National Bank
emf...
i
l l ’
3 1M. Layton & C0" inc. é.
is ill with pleuropneumonia,
W115
Three divorce petitions. in two of
considered critical on Saturday, but
there has been a slight improvement
since that time, and there is more
hope for his recovery.
A dispatch received in this rio‘1Mrs. Wilcox left him September 30,.
yesterday afternoon from “Joe" .llulvi" 1913. The couple were married 0010-?
hill, the boxing promoter, announced
1 his arrival in Dt‘nl'cl'. COL. where h“ . name having been Catherine Crockett]
expects to make arrangements for a
boxing contest in Danbttry, on July ’1. separation from Sam... ‘-Reltter of!
between Fred Fulton and Jack Demp-
sey, pugilists of national reputation.
Clocks, good wedding present. Brand's
Several people from this city. Beth-
el, and vicinity towns attended the
funeral of Mrs. E. .l. lllll wife of
the late Congressman Hill, at her
in Norwalk, Saturday after-
noon. The Putnam Park commission,
of which \irs. Hill, was a former
meber, sent a floral piece—flanburi’
News.
home
Norwalk Chapter, 1). A. 11., will land
a patriotic rally tomorrow evening at
8 o‘clock at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. Norwalk people should
not miss the opportunity to hear Ar-
thur Gleason and Hugh Reed Griffin,
who have done such good work in
France. All are invited, There will be
a silver collection, but no admission
will he charged.
A five-year-old boy was killed at-
mOSt instantly in Waterbury Satur-
day when run oVen by the rear wheels
of a heavy automobile truck. The
little fellow. Dante Ubill‘dlo, who liVed
on Congress avenue, washtrying to
"hitch onto" the truck when“ he fell
and was run over, ~his skull being
fractured. The driver of the truck,
Mike Cotidano. is being held by the
police pending investigation» of the
Iatailty by the cononer.
._ . . v ‘
\\\ «.9. .
laymen! oi 20%
on subscription
it‘ll
1.
\t
i
i We Sonillflllrwml
‘. Instill). . -
.. weather.
Wrdliberiy Bonds .
underutivcrnment .
”All. in; due May.
fl
which the ground alleged is dcsertion, 11‘
were filed yesterday afternoon in the ~ 1 a .1,
superior court. Howard A. Wilcox of .‘ 'h t:
fllridgeport wants it divorce from Cath‘ pr“; mm; . " _ f - l ..
.erine Wilcox ot‘ liridgeport. He kaysi one of Over 100 Designs
her 5, 1912. Mrs.Wilcox’s maiden
Simon lleitter of Struti‘ord seelis‘u
Stratford. lie alleges intolerable
,crtielty. Mrs. Reittel‘. whose maiden
name was Sarah \l'hecler, married the
plaintiff June 13, 1017,
1 Clara May Ferguson of Norwalk
sues Robert L. Ferguson of Cross Riv-
November 24, 1900, and the husband
is said to have deserted her Janutlr‘y
, 27, 1912.
i
l
a
NEW CORPORATIONS.
A certificate of incorporation of the
l Neptune iBalk's Company of New Lon- i;
don, was tilled in the state secretary's
oillce yesterday. The authorized capl-
rial stock is $180,000, divided into 180 '5'"
shares. The incorporators are Philip
lJ. Handel. William Welner and nich- -
I ard ‘Hendel.
A certificate of organization or the
New Haven Investment Association
was filed. The officers are: President.
.Antonio Pantalone; vice-president,
‘Giovanni A. 'Lavorgna; treasurer, An-
vgelo Cerrone; assistant treasurer,
Charles Gennero.
A preliminary certificate of dissolu-
conipany of New Haven was tiled.
j
WhiteFoolwcar
‘13 most appropriate for this. balmy,
SHOES, OXFORDS, PUMPS
Nu Buck and Reign Skin Cloth.
'wHir'rmuonn’s WHITE
. CLEANERS
-For All Materials.
a, yummy: m ma
- CALL PW
er, N; Y. The couple were married
film of. the Cnpaline Manufacturing,
SAMUEL w. HOYT, Jr., C.
70 Washington St., City.
1 15 Years’ Experience.
[
l'“
it
NOTHING COULD BE
MORE CHARMING
than it bedroom furnished with
our beautiful bedroom furniture.
It is dainty, yet substantial. It
will make the room more than
a mere place to sleep. It will
make it a room to enjoy at all
times. And our prices are no
less attractive than the turn!-
ture. Come and learn them.
’ANGEVINE U
5%. ,WK
1 South ‘Norwalk, Conn.
% m, .... _4- 4 _I a
i .... ELECTRICIANS
1 - or now- work-0W
[ service nte .
DINING ROOM DOMES, FETURES, ELECTRICAL HEB-
CHANDISE AND SUPPLIES
The White Electric Co.
7"" ‘ r Bloch-ice] Engineers ondxconn‘aotorl »
134 Washington St. Phone 450. So. Norwalk.
of expense entering into the, cost
of making repairs, or rebuilding,
after a tire. ‘ '
5 number) mum
scorn sonwnu, noun.
«uh-v
”w
..... .l. ..... -4'3W
F. 5. LVQN,
Job firiirrtiitig
50. thanks.“
-- ,..». ‘v‘IwyuN
tDr.J.ll.Mallery
. DENTIST
10 So.MalnSt. 80.8mm
Eonuiltoll:30a..m., 7108mm
A. M. WOOSTER 91
1 .
ATTORISEY AT LAW 7 ..
LuteExaminer ‘
U. S. Futent v Se ,
Office for Booklet
[ P on Potent
,I- W
“15 5,53! 5515” i.
amoeron'r. connwncu‘n
_.1
Cure That Cold By . . '
Takintr '
WHITE PINE COMPOUND '
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DB‘UCGIST
::
Smith, Underwood;
Remington. all 01h“:
makes. sold. mated.
repaired. Rentals 04
per month. Machim
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Fair-field Ava, Bridgeport. Com.
REBUILT Tvpawmrzae
The ’N orwalkl Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “Clio” and “nrmflaga Brearlay”
Freight accepted at Norwulk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45, East River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York, 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier 45. East River, New York. from 7 :30 u. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
ROMPERS
Pink and blue chambray trimmed in white, pin checks trim-I
‘ med in White and w 'te crinkled seersucker trimmed
inblue ...... $1.00
White with blue trimmings and unlocking . . .. ...... . . $1.26
BEACH SUITS
Stripes and plain colors in contrasting colors . . .‘. . . . .. $1.00
tWhite trimmed in tine colored stripes .. . . . . :.. $126-$150
boron so; ‘3
Blue with white andtan with wit e
J. 1., MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
$125,
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
excepted.
z r r _
The F'nmous Gurney Refrigerators
Are scientifically constructed, and insure a saving not only of
food but a saving of ice.
. We have many models in all sizes, lined either with porce-
lain, enamel or galvanised iron.
Buy One NOW! Ply Time Is Coming.
RAYMOND a soN
Wluudmghfltl. lorwnlk.
vaulting and out-
Tennis,
- ' lug Shoes
Now. that you have
WAR SAVINGS
THE GORIIAM C0.
Townsend’s “Spider”
\ - Ball Bearing
your liberty Bonds
BUY '
42
A Pinion”, Highfirade Mower
at Hedium Price-It is equal to
any high-price machine, on the
market, except, our own. 9 inch
wheels, 5 1-2 inch reel with .4
blades.
STAMPS
East Nomulk
k
‘ COWCIAE STATIONERY
Blank Books, Piling. Devices,
' W “M i“ ““5””?
The Spider Mover iii-light and
m , pudggljdes over, the lawn
Iighfi,‘ easilyimd almost. noise-
Every ihmg' For the'Oillce lonely; remindiugyou strongly as
. at 'it nips on the grass, Of the vigor-
PRED H. P0101? ’S, 0118 action of the ferocious. and
cunning little insect. whose name
_, it bears; ,
3.5%.”; Siltlimfiupsltelotw “3mm“
of an 1301.1. Limits-v '
* through harmonizing the none In
g; theofvigoolgghm “We. Mot '
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble mu
right around when cementing like
this happenl In your ham. If you}
PLUMBING ‘ ‘ .
is defective. antiquated, unoanlury
or worn out, have us make neg...
eary rcpliro or install a now on.
tom of ‘ ‘ ‘
MODERN PLUMBING I
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH:
Plumbing and Heating
o
' Tel. 1354 .
I
North Main St. SouthrNolef
. I..." '
. =3] '7
THEiNEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC...‘
Chiropractic is the definition oft“?
cause or the disease and the and;
adjusting the same. DiseaSe la . ’ 5
by a wrench, twist or sprain inf
back. Even if done in childhood“
creates pinched nerves and pain in,
later life in the different organ! and:
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the can! .02
disease and pain, health is res out
tents in your body. Female trouble.
given special attentions, also curiae
lure of the spine. - Youwill never 1’
gret giving the Chiropractor a cum: ,
to help you.
Magnetic treatments [lien also. ‘1; 1 '
T. FRANCIS. noc- 4.
34 Washington St, 80. No 1:, 0m.
‘(t‘vaduatmfrom ‘ Palmolzglchog;
David w. Raymond _ j
UNDERTA‘K ER
Tel, Office. 1069-3; House 693.
21 .WASHINQTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
urn, .
IBYJIE'I‘, ‘
Antone. .. .
Lamont
330m. , M-
~ ‘ Inns»
Pmmm
w.
MORGAN if ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler