man.
To take to the mountains or the
sunken '
All Bsyles and Prices From
$22.50 to $325.00.
- Gone in and hear these machines 5
and ask about our easy terms.
DON N ELL-Y’s
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' OPEN TILL 8 P. M. EVERY DAY. I
WINDOW DRAPERIES
lnSedans, Dotted Swiss,
Follies and Marquisettes; also 11'
complete assortment of Netting
ham and Marquisette Curtains.
E. K. BANKS
“schema Hotel Block.
, 1
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South Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair l(might and Wednesday: warmer
in the. iu‘erior Wednesday; light vat“
table winds, mostly north. Light scat-
tered showers have occurred dut'im
the last twenty~four hours in some of
the southern states and from Nebraska
1
northeaatward to Upper Michigan
There is no “mil-defined storm area
east of the Rocky Mountains. The
temptartlures are lower this morning
in the, eastern portion of the Lake re-
gion and New England. but continue
above the normal in the central dis-
tricks.
WEATHER A YEAR Ado
TODAY.
'l‘onape rat t1 t'c : till : low.
53. lt‘air.
ECity 111$ng
”mfim In.
High.
The Barnum & Bailey circus ap-
pears in several (‘onnectit'nt cities
from June 1 to 110 but is not booked
to show here.
(3. il.‘t'owell. of Knight street. up-
town. notified the local [mice that he
lost a mam of money totailna about
327, Sunday afternoon either at Amuse-
' ment Pork or at Roton Point.
Chic Carton. of Westport avenue. re~
portcd to the police titat his Ford tour-
ing car, bearing thef'license N0, lOlSJ.
was stolen from his garage some time
last niltht from 10:20 to 5 o'clock this
morning, when he discovered his loss.
thank-l Sanioni. of 17 Wood street.
has complained that employees of the
Nash Engineering company. were in
the habit of callint: hltu names and in‘
suiting him whenever he passed the'
factory. He asked that tarrests be
made.
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E Deposited in
E This Bankjj
. on or before the
E stronlunelflt
i draw ffitinterest
E from June lst."
; NORWALK
2 Spend the rest of the week.
iNtil'WilIk Hospital yesterday morning.
and resting comfortably today.
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AMERICAN COMBAT PA-
TROL ENGAGES IN DES-
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i
Ebrought down. All American pa-
ltrol east of Luncville, after benig
Esurrottudcd by a superior cnemv
'force fought its wav through to
Ellie American line suffering onlvg
lslighl losst's.
E \‘l ”‘11 'l “E AMERICAN ARMY
EIN FliANI‘E. Jtlnc 3 (Associated
ll’l‘f‘ssL—AH American combat pa-
;trol engaged in a desperate tight
fwith a larger cncmy patrol near
:Allt‘t‘l'Ylllt‘i‘. in the Lttneville set-I
tor. early today. The American
losses were slight. 'I‘hc (icrtuztu
'casttaltics are not known.
2- The Americans discovered the
dicttnan patrol and cttdeauu'cd to
\ill round and captut'c the cnctm. ‘
During: the lighting the Atticticans
found themselves being surround-
ed I11 011111 lltlllilll" numbers but
triattitncd to cxtricutc tltcmsclws?
SOUTH NORWALK 211ml rctirc lighting-all the while.
1 ts In-Iic1cd tt‘l'lillll that puutsh-
_..-__ ment “as itttlit tcd upon the cncun'
During that extra hour.
If you're helping Uncle Sam
with his garden, here are
the working clothes that will
, be a help to you.
Overalls, working shirts,
gloves, and after the digging
is through the cool, comfort-
able two-piece suit in Dixie
Weave at $15 to $22.50.
Rogers 81 Stevens
e .
PERATE FIGHT WITH “5° toda1 oficifll state!!! m Engineer George H. Sherron spent‘ crew we” landed at the Inlet W-haif
LARGER ENEMY BODY 0" “'9 11...... W" Germ" Sun... ..... .. 1...... . . 1.. a .0... guard to 1...... T...
troops which had fort-ed a passage ' ‘5 y n 0“ consisted of Martin Carroll, 0} .5.“
'of the ri1er
again b1 French and American »
V ' ' iron :1 -—-———-— say they had a tough time' and then
rtrl'actton. In aerial combats there Til)- l l the: were whisked off to the coast
:auothcr German machine has been' e battle ‘mmm‘Ed “i“ “9 guard “a“‘m- “1191? they were 5119'
" greatest 1iolence between the ,plied with much needed food
“
.. . .M_—__—.~—s~———-
(—- — —..._....._—_...__.. .. _- ——.-¢ .efi— -——-—
zrders regarding
is
the disposition 1’
sh pw recited cargo. 0
in addition seven members of the
the Germans last night were pro-Em“
vented from making any progress,l
«stall
Commissioner and
Former Street
ark. N. J. and six Porto Ricans.
driven back.
The men tarried long enough to
were
Aisne and the Ourcq. The Ger-
mans captured Pernant. Further
south the French lost a little
E BOSTON. lune 4—The United Sta
tes Shipping 808111 was advised today
g.1‘0und , Whi t Club meet ilhat the Steamer Go1crn01 Cobb. with
B
The (let-mans hate made a fut- h '11 ~. , ., ’ “V0 hund'ed applentice seamen abroad
wit 1 Wintie‘ i Bu..er. on Tuesl had
i put in at a New England port last
ther advance in the (inlcq Vallea ‘d‘dl
-— Entght On ”19 VOage from a southe-
capturing the town of Silly -Ia l’o-
tcric. 1 Mrs Andrei» Getham of “innit: ern port the vesael was in the zone
.has been an over- night guest of Dr. Ewhere German submarines sank a num
and \its. Frank Gorham. her of American ships and some fears
-—~- ~* Children's Day exet .ise; will be
11held at the Nmt’icld Congregational had been expressed as ‘0 hex 5319‘?“ l
NOR ITrALKl El ”mm on Sundifl Jun? 9.
SOC I E 1’ iEEE
The Afternoon
l BOSTON. June 4. —0fficel's and crew
Prentis- from Gentgetonn and Now of the schooner Jacob :11. Haskell t
1'.ork W‘GIe entettalned Sunday by Bunk by a German submatine wete
Mt. and Mrs. Adolph llorn .ianded at a New England port by thel
Steamer Grecian today.
The closing exercises of the com-
IATTERIES WILL FREELE ll
COLD WEATHER
Call at ovu- Willard Service sunn-
I‘here you will meet a thoroughly
mpeteaat storage hater? expert. who
Iill give anthontive advice to this‘
We recharge, repair and store an»
tom '
A rental battery (or any make of a:
can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
68 No. Help Street 80.
“tailbone 03!
W..— .w..___‘1
Nona!
CAMERAS
FILMS
Pnoro SUPPLIES
STILLSON-POWELL '
billed schools of the town will be:
held in the t'oun hall on Friday am.-
noon June 14.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Reports came,
‘to shipping authorities today that an—l
. ‘ : other American tank steamship had
M" and M” John P' F‘tCh' “ere been sunk bv a German submarine. i
Sunday tisitms with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter P. Rowland and Mrs Louis No details were disclosed.
Rowland in Reddtug.
Mr. and Mrs. James
and Personal
NE WS
a-”
l
l
l l K. Chamber-l NEW YORK. .lunc QT’A boat t'romE
Jugs. 30.99 11 R TWO, lettfor New l' the 2‘l'tllntlcsulltl title liicol the. ilain haw returned to Brooklyn N. the Steamship Catalina toma nins.
301k m“ morning where he “1‘. A‘unatripans l Matheis—Hyde EY.. after a short visit with Mr and nineteen Sm'UVOI‘s. including two'
L ' i l Miss Alice Elinor ll1de and Charles ”15 "dwell “Illiams'. 01 the lover “omen. ““5 landed 1“ IA'W lie].
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PARIS, Juuc 4.v—'l‘l1c ticruutn
mpg...“ mm“, [a F. i... met “N advance on the Aisuc sector act-111s
evening at the lodge 1001115 on \l'asn 1" 1’“ ‘ll’u‘lt’lllllfl into a “WP I0"
ington puma. and routine bu incs w‘,‘ .I’aris autl t'ccalls the race. for thc
“MW. icd. Esra after the battle of the Marne.
_ _ _g__. In I‘ll I it has a question primarily
(1011“ \Itthacketnn, N0 33 I" of .A “I sptttl Ctttll \‘Itlt‘ il‘\lit"‘ to lllll-
mm 185, ”wing at “w" mum on p.11 0 the other anti turn his oppon-
Scuth \lain strict and i‘tlllllill' Dunillcb'. H” ‘ “ int: ‘ I] h“ I)“. cut contest i‘
m, 11.1.1 u.“ ‘1 a rate of cl‘l'cctivcs with each colt-
. gtcxtattt trying to briut.r up as many
M” Mary Tully '11'1cu impossible in the shortest pos.
. . stitcl tune in order to be liillllt‘i‘l~
511914, WItO W ' ‘ ‘
c. ll master.» oi the situation
In the oifcusiw begun on March
2] the lcrtnutts intended to cip-
tnre Amicus and thct hanncl ports
The effort howe1 v'ct. 11 {h of .1 na-
Sergeant Williams of the Stamford fare to bring about innucditttc 1c-
police fotce notified the local depart suits. l
incnt to be on the lookout for a tour- The Germans rcnlizcd this and in:
ing car. license No. 33,102, which was their haste to finish matters. resum-
iast seen coming in the direction of ctl tltc march toward Paris for a
Narnia. The. occupants of 11... car. titird tituc, thinking: that success
it was reported went through the cm. would mean an cttd of the war. The
for or Stamford throwing beer bottles enemy is now apparently risking:
at passet'slly. all in a formidable attempt .to
———.. rcttch Paris. .
~Rcmounting of Diamonds. settlng‘
of 51 (‘ltcstnui
as operated on at the
is reported as being much impt'owd
0
W
[alish t The membet of the crew was
engineer.
let; Mathols of hot“ {11k were united in an
marriage this morning by Re1.FatherE
t
Loomis M Gould of Godtt'e1 street, "M ‘
CORP.
official Service Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell
Cars
' Ford Repairing and Parts.
TIRES AND TUBES AT BAR-
GAIN PRICES.
l'inn at St. Maty‘ s rt-c'tor). The couple
were attended bv Mr and Mrs Thom- E
as little, .lr. ., also of this city lmmc '
itiatelv after the cetetnonv the bridal
and groom left for an e\tcndcd motor
trip throughout the middlewest They‘
will he the guests in Detroit of Mrs.
Leslie Machean, who will be remem
here as the wellknown and popular
Miss Louise Schauh of South \‘orwaik.
hum them they will motor to SJ.
(‘atherine' 11. Out. thence to Niagara
Falls. returning home along the Mo:
hawk trail. Mr. and Mrs. Matheis have;
a host of friends in the Norwaiks 11 ho‘
extend their heattflest well wishes to
thc newlv wedded pair I
E
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Fred.
tireenough. formerly Miss \‘ivian Mac
Kay, and Miss Ethel Hirst. of Hartford
Place. have received word that they ar~
rived safely at Winnepeg, Canada.
They spent some time. at Buffalo. Ni
agara Fails anti Tor.onto and reporta
Edelightful trip Both wete employed
is suffering from normal broken rib~1,, \INBl YARD H_A\ EN Mass. .lunc
caused b1 a fall from .1 tree 011 4-‘rhe Sitamship Grecian which at CARS BOLD ON TIME PAY’
which he was sawing off a limb cording. to reports yesterday had pick- MENTS.
thirty for! O] mote from the gtound. “1 up the crew 01 thc Srhounct Jav
Col) M. Haskell.
Atlantic l’ort.
Epreparntoty to lining a swarm of
bees which had settled upon ll Sat»
11rda1' after,noon Mr Gould was
thrown to the ground by the break
lag of the limb of the tree. which
I~'pto1cd too trail for his height.
{111'in today
3' a” Used Cars Listed With Me Sold on
Small Commission.
Austin’ sGarage
_.~—~_.sn NV”... 5-...
NEW YORK, June 4.—~'l‘his mes—
sage 11'1.s l‘t‘Ct’lVGd b1 [III New \01k
and Porto ltito Line toda1 from the
toast guard sctvice All but one of
Ngfihfiféfighlyé‘usfilfi L'i-i.."l'l‘£3133153;).“5131353.? "W“ Photo 1959- Sea'riew An
AN ATLANTIC PORT. June I“
Nineteen pcrsonsirom the torpedocd
Steamship Carolina were picked up‘
at sea in an open boat by a British
{tramp steamer and landed at the na-
Evai station near Lewes. Del. today.
'lfiightecn of the survivors were pass-
engers and one was an engineer of
'the lost vessel. which belonged to
the New York and Porto Rico Steam-
Eship (‘1)111pa11y. It had been stated
- that the Carolina carried 220 pass—
AN ATLANTIC PORT. June 4.—— angers and 120 crew. Practically all
Bringing survivors from a vessel or of the passengers were Porto Ricans.
vessels sunk by German submarines. One American, W. H. Morton. secre-
an American coastwise freighter ar- tary of the Porto Rico Fruit Corn.
rived here today from southern wa- puny. was among those landed here.
tern. . Nothing could be. learned‘ from the
I
Esut'vivors of the whereabouts of the
RINE; 350 ADRIFT IN
SMALL BOATS
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
for help from a tanker off the Dela
'wnro coast
i‘he Citv of Columbus proceeded
on het voyage this af'crnoor.
Save Yourself
The Discomforts of Eye Strain
by coming here promptly for an
examination of the Eyes and
proper Glasses.
Nine out of every ten cases of
eye trouble can be traced to re-
fractive errors which cause 1.
"Eye Strain "
We specialize in correcting
errors of refraction. Exper-
.thc present executive head of
. North America.
‘ vene annually in June,
the new way. the wear proof and catch
proof war with tips"bcaded and fur
nished over diamond. The safe few be
cause tips will wear indefinitely and
not catch in one's clothes. Our system
of handllnt: them is so perfect that we
never lost. a diamond nor had a dis-
pute concerning one,‘Brund's Jewelry
store. Washington street South Nor-
vvalk, Conn.
Now. of course. you will wan that
victrola. Think of the pleasure van
and the young folks will act. it‘s just
the thin: for danclnu. on the veranda
or at the. seashore. We have a com-
plete stock of machines. and records (in
hand. 'Get one on our easw terms.
Ili‘lip in and let us demonstrate them
to you. lionnelly's 16 South Main
street. l
The twenty-ninth annual session of
thc Connecticut grand lodge. No. 21.
independent Order of Good Samart
inns and i‘aushters of Samaria, cpl-
ored. will convene in Danburv Wed»
rutiay mornina and afternoon. June
12 under the auspices of ‘Mt. Pisgah
lodge. No.14. Tito sessions will he
held in the auditorium of Mt. Pleas-
ant A. M. ii. Zion church. Rowan
meet. A. Frederick Jones. of‘ Beth-
cl, a member of the Danbury lodge. is
_iht‘
Henry D. Kearney. also
is grand secretary.
state ledge.
of the Danbttry.
President (‘orneinis McCue, of the
Hat Finisher‘s association, started to-
dav for St, Paul. Minn. where he will
attend the annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor as a
delegate from the United Hatters of
The other (leiccates
from the iiatters national organiza-
tion will be Secretarv-treasurer Mar-
tin Latvior and Richard Humphries
loi‘ Brooklan chairman of the nation-E
,nl board of directors.
‘ opens on Wednesday.
The A. F. or L.
formerly held its annual sessions Tb
November but voted last .vcarrto con-
commencing
this year. Danbury ”News.
SAYS IT ACTED LIKE A CHARM
: towox 1......1-11...............'
The convention _
E
Coughs. colds, sore throat or bron-
chin] troubles which persist at this
Safe Deposit
Boxes
$4 A Year .
5011111 Noawnn
BANK
'stlnate chatactcr. That is all the
more reason whv a trulv reliable rem
pound should be used. Mrs. Mar.
lgnrett Sonic. Bishop. Calif. filler
,“Foiey‘s' Honey and Tar ls 9 grand
remedy; more than is claimed for it.
i was suffering from a cold lut 'werk-
and used the mum untested
like a charm.“ Catnip. by m
gamu- Mill " ' ' .
time of the year usually are of an 00- l
edy like Folcy' a flout-1 and Tar Com-z
WI'I‘II 'I‘III'} lt‘RI'iNt‘ll MIMI
IN It‘IE1.\Nl‘E, June 4 (Associated
Pt I'cnsl .~—~I‘ltc Germans were tut-I
able to secure t'urtitcr gains in tltcir’V
efforts to reach Villcra-t‘ottcrcts'
yesterday. in spite of 11 struggle of
a most severe nature. whilc ti'routtd
Sitatcau ’l‘hicrry cottntcr attackst
LONDON, June -l.—-ln the re.
cent acts of (icrtuntty, there is cvi—
dcucc of 11' desperation which
might well incrt'ttsc British confi-
dence in the final result, dcclurcd
Sir R. B. lt‘iuiuy, Lord High (‘huu-
ccllot'. in addressing a war sav-
ing lilt‘t‘llllg Monday. The spirit
in which it tuition fact-d difiicttitics
was the thing: that really counted.
artillery developed considerable
activity 'arly this morning: be-
tween Albert and Scrrc, ou the
from above Amicus. the War (Ali'-
lit-1' announces.
NUTE. lt‘rattcc. Monday, June 3.
-»—'|'hc. first batch of wounded
Atttcrican soldicrs who had been
amalgamated with French troops
arrived at Nice today. They were
cut to the American Hospital here.
“' ,‘ Emust be decided by to show the cf
.\\ ANIIIM‘ x.’l‘0.\' lttttc 4,—A con—l '» ltect on htc individual of various
tutuatton of General Pcrshing’s 111...... 712:. g E“happy“ colors.
skirtffid
communique for yesterday reads:
“Section B—Jl'llt‘
plane which was reported its
brought’dmvn in the American
communitptc of June 3, was shot
down by Licut. Scwcll. The pilot
and observer were both tukclt pris-
oners. 'I‘hcflfAmerit-1111'plune. TC"
ported as missing: in the com~
muuique of June 3, was operating
in the Woevre.”
l’ ARIS, lunc -l.—'l‘wct1t_v-cit,rht
act' ial vic torics are now credited to E
I icutcuant Georges Madon, one of
thc most prominent French avia-
tors ~11ho early in the war lauded
hostile air-
as stcnographers at the M. N. Maye-E
l' v 1
bolt 00.. before leaving for the west. A‘ ATI‘M‘TK PORT’ June 4—— remainder ot ”“3 “‘"Sem‘ers “ml
lTiuee hundred of the passengers and crew.
Etreu of the. torpedoed SteamshipE
.‘IIH‘S Hazel G'ilrlllflalle 0f ‘lOTlItC‘l‘S.I EI'MOIIIIG were picked “Ii at sea ill
.Y.. and Mrs B. l" Lyon of New open boats by ill? SC‘IIOOXH’I Bun B: ed here today that an American tank
York on spent Sunday with Mrs. W "Elicitation The “Earner ttlnchoretE E1 e1. damaged as a result of :1 “cm
III e 0 arnegat 11 et at 0 0'0 00.1 with a German submarine oil the
H' mall“ at h" hm“ “1 Rm“ this afternoon. apparently awaiting American coast. had arrived at an
_'Atlantic port. Naval tugs picked up
.a.—_....
NEW YORK, June 4.-—-Ncws reach.
in' thc Allics' have improved the. Ethe crippliced E'lesselia; eea lib‘ditlovd
silautitt. ' ‘ titer in. ta s wti wilt e or
~ ' ' . These Are Only Four unite Many Sweetly Simple Styles ' at. timt.
Suitable for Making Gingham Dream
Illustrated in THE FASHION BOOK FOR SUMMER
The tanker's Illlll was punctured
arid she. .had shipped a considerable
. quantity of water.
The Color Campaign.
There is quite a good deal of talk
and many suggestions being made just
tom of wearing black. Many people
urge that it will have a bad effect on
111103 morale of our soldiers in this
ask that it be discontinued for the du-
'ration of the war. in England. prob-
' ably the most conventional of all the,
Allies. there is very litlle black being
l worn—that is. proportionately. At one
time. of course, this was on account of
the.dililcult_v of obtaining the black
dye, but the plea of the psychological
l effect has also been very strong there.
i There is a new slogan to add to our ai-
Eready long list. “colors will win the
5 war." After all. this is a matter that
rue-tame 71.1 trot-.- ~ :sa' , _.....n~__.._____
2 ecu». .‘\ 1. .
than“? Ti.
20 vcuu mini: 13 1 «a
(‘ver 600 of the Neutral and thuricsf. Dad 1'! ts “\N'cr‘ 1pm..
PICTORIAL REV!EW PATTLEbS for JUNE now ready ,
James Donnellv
)
.COAL:
f
Buy early
Tomorrow’s Prosperity
at present for discontinuing the cusE
’ country and urge that thevgovernment.
ienced OOULISTS, not op-
ticians, examine your eyes when
you come to us for glasses.
'y.
THAMER
Outfits. Optometrists Opticians
“The House of Good Glasses"
87 Atlantic 81., Stamford, Conn.
Open OIL Eve. till I p. 111. £01. 18".
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WE ARE BUYING
IRON AND SCRAP MAORI!“
HY, METALS AND OLD
AUTOMOBILES
n. nrraon
3 Bowen 81;. Phone 441...
New Factory 2nd in All Size-
iitlltli 011101 Hill
IS IN
111111 111111
Our intensive. thorough _‘
courses require only a
short time.
MERRILL BUSINESS
their , '
Manhattan , ,CtliiEGE
U ’ VUEIJ ADMWTKATION
. r _ _ .1 , __ .. . E
I
is today’s economy. What you avoid spending uselessly now
you will enjoy three-fold in later life.
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,by mistake. on Swiss‘territory and
was interned. but made his escape.
The lieutenant rcceutlv rccowrcd
tll'Oiil a long illness and. rcturningE
to the. front, began to work havoel
lamong the German airplanes. On-i‘
several occasions he has broughtl
(1111111 cucmv machines ii! p 1tr~.
PARIS,
l
June 4.-—Americau
troops, thrown into the battle on;
' ‘the western side’of the Champagne
salient have stopped the German
advance near Ncuilly wm ”and i
use dashing counter attack. have,
thrown book tmtlemna, the War '
Open a. Savingstecount at $1.00 or more at 4 per cent.
compound interest in this convenient bank and "save. all the moderate prices
GREAT SALE OF DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAISTS.
Only the finest in The Norwalks you will find here at
money you can. then as time advances you‘wiii know what it is
to be financially independent. Don't delay—begin TODAY.
.1111. PEOPLES
11!;ng COMPANY
flaNorwalkC 01111.
Come and save money.
33350,.» Main St.
Final clean up sale of all Spring suits and Coats regardless
of cost, as we never carry an] over into the next season.
cwaxs we PARIS MILLINERY
So. Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler