- “011111111, men 31, 1019
,' LIGHT weren't
.' ALL woos
SWEATERS
Warm. But Not Bulky
$7.00 to $10.00.
NEW EATS
$3.50 to $6.00.
""7391. WM.
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
1‘
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‘ new?“ . ,
{City News}
1‘11.-
nf 111111; markers have been
by Summit-l Rent-dict
who turnml thcm ovcr to the
f. :11"
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~llv'i‘1,
u-licv.
Savor, llil‘ oldest Mason in
. llth'lillt'lll, who tllf-tl in llanbury 011
~' 1' 'z'dwv. \1'.1.~ well known in chwalk
0111.
21113.1 -rt
\\.1:‘- ‘.‘ l; _\~';1i'.«
51-1'2r21nt ‘Nt-tens of
willie lnrcs-
z-lrities that a Ford taxi. 1’. S.
in stolen i‘rom Stamford.
1 special meeting of Court Mahack-
mo. N0. 22. Foresters of America, 1121's
11 called for this evening and an
agent request is made for every mem-
wr l1) attend.
Wor‘kmen are today
dore on Washington street.
' 1- twin: 110m by John \X. 13mm):
- 4110111115 'l‘o-lmt. Raymond Bros.
Annette C. Salomon ol
1ppll1'd for .1 divorce from John l'.
«1111- .‘.l.1) .1911.
t‘ituv Were married December
Jol'm Frank of ii: yt strm-t.
n-lled To complain to the police that
11- was" assaulted by his son.
to 100k
.annot get him to work
un'rol over him whatever.
mlic‘i- :1l‘ir1‘,
, 17-» now intertiguting the 1-11-29,
1,)1'11'- of the large gears on 1111- Ev—
mng- Sentiml press broke when the
.iition was halt run off, Saturday af~
good neiglr
press
nrnmm. Thanks to our
..,;. the Norwalk Hour. their
annual city election 01 llanbui'y
s hoinrz held today and the early indi-
unions point to a Republican victory.
of ”Main
the Stamford
rvportcd to the local au-
55, had
busily engaged
Fri installing a new plate g1ass win-
:01: in, the front of A. F. Beckman' s
The \\ ork
Norwalk has
Sal-
.mon 111 Stamford claiming descriion
and asks the right to
11311111111 llt'l‘ maiden name: of Ilrundagc.
:30. 1910.
“'85 (30111'
whom he
.annut control. and whom 111- il..\l\(‘d the
"0 claims 111-
::1111 has 1111
The» ;l()ll(‘t'
Forty Doytonians, just released from
the air service. hIVe organised in an
effort to induce the state to form an
air division of the National.(}uard.
The freshman class at the Univer-
sity of Washington, Seattle. “helm,
painted the campus water tower and
electric lights gmen. it was one of
the annual “Jokes." But the joke
didn‘t work out as intended. The class
has been presented with a. bill for
843.63 to cover the damage done.
Never too old to teach is the theory
of the Rev.‘B. '1‘. Sharpe, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Wenutche.
Wis, who at the age of seventy—two
years, has taken the examination for
a school teacher's certificate. If he
passes the examination for a school
'passes the examination he expects 'to
' teach school in this district.
Members of the 'First Presbyterian
church at Bellefontalne. 0., read the
entire Bible in relays here recently.
Fortycight readers completed the
New Testament between 4 a. m. and
10 p. m. The old Testament was read
by 13 members at their home, each
being assigned a definite portion.
Judge E. L. Rainey. Prison Commis-
sioner at Atlanta, swore solemnly that
when he and :1 friend were hunting in
the wilds of Calhoun County their
pointcr dog cocked his ears. reared
The
Ber Bros.
' out"
Devoe. The Guaranteed Lead and Zinc Paint . . . .
World’s0 Lar est Varnish Makers
Greatest Paint’ and
Wallpaper Sale
Ever Held in the State
Mamh 21 to April 7
50.000 {WORTH
011311111115, ‘
tine, Shellac, Dry' Colors, Artist’s Materials, Wall-
paper. Glass, Painter’s Supplies, etc., etc.
YGU WILL SAVE 25 T0 50% ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY
Oils, Varnishes, Leads, Zines, Turpen-
Begular P1 100 Sale 1’1 101'
Per gallon Per gallon
$4.50 , $3.50
hack and ‘pointed" what proved on in» Luxe um SD31? FOPO utsie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $6.50 $4.88
vestigation to be a big black bass, sev- Luxeburrv White Enamel Wlll Stav White $8.00 56.00
m pounds. swimming in a shallow Luxeburrv Flat White For Inside ............... £4.00 $3.00
0001 about as big as a washbowl two LlUUld Granite B.eSt FlOOI‘ Varnish ........... $5.00
miles from the nearest stream. The ‘ ‘ Hard Oil Finish Best Inside \ armsh ........... $4.00 $3.00
judge did 11.11 produce the fish Orange Shellac . . . . . . .......................... $4.50 3: .50
' Early in the winter. Cal lliebold of White hellac , , . . . , , ......................... $4.75 $3.75
Cincinnati. taxi diiver. iost ..n ova. . Alabastine The Sanity '17 Wall Coating ......... - .75 .58
com. The other night a man an ,. Valsnar. e Varnish That Wont’ Turn White $5.50 Si
preached his taxi and asked to be tak- 7. Whlte and Cream Moire ,Ceiling Paper .......... .18 .09
on to a certain destination. “'hen he- ~ Imported Oatmeal Pacer. 30111011 -------------- -40 20
had arrived he told Diebold he had no Domestic oatmeal Pa 313913 3O'lnCh --------------- N
money. but would leave his overcoat
as security and come around‘the next
day and settle for the taxi fare. Die-
bold took the. coat and when he found
:1 light, examined it. He had his'own
coat. 1
A Chicago Sol1ii1-r at 01111111. Devens.
member of the Sixteenth .. United
States Infantry, First Division, is
among the doughboys ‘who have won
small fortunes in the army shooting
craps and playing black‘jack. This sol-
dier admitted that he had salted away
$7.000, and his, comrades 'said he had
spent as much more While he was in
France. He served three enlistments
in the army of which this is the lush.-
"The 111111-01 Mrs. "‘Msry' (‘1. ‘(iart
against the Progress _Club of Roxbiity.§
11:101.. 'and tour individual defendants.
to recover money lost by her husband.
'7‘ 1‘
“'5 .7.‘§“-1 —.
3.381. 1901
m ”new "'1'
m
’5
400 Designs for Kitchen. Bed Rooms Halls Diniw"
Rooms. Parlors km
WARSHOW’S
PAINT AND WALLPAPER C0.
452 MAIN STREET
Stamford, Conn.
1919
Eugene P. Grant, at poker, has been
settled out of court and a. docket entry
made "Judgment for plaintiff for 81.’
Mrs. lrant alleged that between Au.
gust 10. 1915. and January 10. 19l7.
lltfl‘ husband lost $11,500 in poker arm
undrr tho statue she claimed to be 1111-
1itlcd to recover $34,500. three timr-a
the amount lost.
Michael Fisher of Durand.
trotted about. Chciago recently with a'
stranger and $1,100.:1nd contrary to
what some expecwd. took the eleven
hundred with him when he returned
years old, t‘altered in the
old friends who hurried
died in a few minutes.
Job E.
dinner speaker,
mu candidate for
1111111.. ways company
Sums Judge Mayer.
recently
and Foundry com puny.
speech, then fell into the arms of the
Hedges, lawyer. noted after:
and one-time Republi-i
governor, was ap-j
pointed l'tttmelttl of tho- Ncw York Rail-1
The p1 tltion was'
11r1!::enl'r‘1l by the American Brake Shoe
BAD BOY THROWS
“Sfl‘INK BALL” IN '
midst of his 1 INDIAN PRIVATE DYlNG,
to him. He
(Continued from Page One)
on Train.
DE V ENS, AYER
The owner of the: theatre demanded CAMP
d the must of a. lad in the balcony as
the culprit who stoutly denied his
guilt until he was sun'ched. when a
box such as the things are sold in.
was found in 0111- ot his pockets. He
by Unite
the 27th Battalion,
Guards. which
“ Dclauare' cud discharged at Ihi~:
PARENTS FEAR JOUR‘JEY;
l REGENT THEATRE Wilson‘s Parents Notified. But Are-
l Believed Never to Have Ridden
Mass.
March 31.-——Howard Wilson. an alumni:
can Indian. :1} years 01:]. :1 memlnr 1111
United States"
unit was d1-mobflizcd
camp 3:14 lath,
HOWLAND'S
Entrances on Main St,
'
n-._-__.._._.,._ .. _.. _ . - - . -
“ii-Si.
l":lli'llcl1l A 111., Cannon 8.
”s" '
a ..
‘
Brhlgcport, Conn. The “1.1111111
‘uuunlny. March 29, 1910.
I‘ulr :uul “km-mot. ' ..
1
Congoleum rugs,
. « seamless & durable,
' less than 1-2.
("ongolctnn l'll"‘S 111 scvcn 111111111111 stzvs at 11-113
111.111 half of the maker’s advt‘l'llSt 11 111-11.
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l Genuine, pretty, sci'vio'cablc. 1'1'11 Inll‘u'l'll- 1.11111le
I ”1111's J
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But at the, f111'l1'n'y they 1-1.1«2'11 111117.11 11s indict"?
l'ccf. In point of fact, such 1l1‘l'11'ls' :15 \\‘1-‘\‘1‘1 found
are :1111101'——:111d almost 11111111 ol' tlwm will afloat the
1 “marine; power of a rugr. e
l ' th 1111‘ ’ are hit? 01111113411 9.11:1 1-11-1111 onmtnjll tog-111:;
111'110 more than «in 11.111! , ,I .
(“ongolcum is a splendid ~11 'zslltlllc for «gilt-111th.
111111 for printed linoleum. It is llf‘lll of 11 eight but
‘, :11 0'8 2,0011 scrvicc. 1t 15 01' :1 1'11 111- -1' 'lllllt‘l' finish that»
11111111111. Its patterns and ”dots .1111 t'u't‘lllllg‘. ' ‘
’Ti 15 fitted for scivu 1' in 111:1111'1'11011114: 11111111011—
room 111111 511111; almost any 1111111; 1-‘11-1 pt hard-sell; 1
Vic-c rooms like kitchen. ,1 .1
Patterns in this 101 appl‘opl'lulc 1‘111'1-1'1'1'1' 511.151.131.211; :1:
1.1mm: 57 50.2.2112 We :6 is
3.3112532..- $5 7‘9 1.111.. ”5.13%--
gm... :3 9035.11.11.11...
new: 11-50
Last day
. . . _ to jOin ..
Machine Club.
\Ar- placed at our disposal and Senti-
74 wore. in the hands of its readers
"y 1‘. o'clock. The Sentinel dot-iires to
1: 1111cly express its apln'ociation ot' the
to Durand. Meeting the pleasant
stranger just outside the Grand Cen-
tran Station. Fisher flashed the $1.1th
roll. “l'm a farmer," said Fished.
“ "WM-V "mended by m" ””1” Don‘t get to Chicago very often. I'm
alraid 1'11 lose this money. Let's you
W.“ {Ln-”nu “f Harry S'wm' “(Wk- :.ud l walli around awhile» until my
H" mrmw” “f Danbury. Wh‘) “7...» '1'ain1-mucs.” After taking in the
‘ i" '1 m :1 motorcycle aCCidcm i“ ”"l' 1.21115, Fisher with his roll boarded
“"1." "n March 25' was held at 111". 11:1- train, first bidding 15009-16 to ‘119
.m. 1,1 llln parents. in, Norwalk 31e-
s miigmu—l’olit-mnan John Tracy.
‘ "3-" “”7”” 1“ “”9“ demo“- ”“' Tho 111:1 Missouri slave 1.1 den-l.
'1 .l. Harrison Thompson ot‘l‘iciutlnz. (1001:“ tirossman Turner. a negro.
11111111115 were brought to this all.“ eighty, :.31r)ut to be taken .0 the 1,001.,
H. llm)‘ were interred in the Lake hous- Fulton. passed away a few.
"“3“ cemetery yesterday afternoon houis .11111'110 he was to make the
3” ‘l“’l"‘:k‘—Dallbu"" News. ,rhangc. In 1855. Turner. along! with
1". erul other Ill-ul'ueb. was
1;.gi'uncy and convicted. R. C. Clark,
. then county attorncv. collected fines
. ' . - 1 . -
Allies. 1917' Tm..‘3th “I" .H from .1“ but Turner. So Turner was
.1- .. as Palm Sunday. lhe 18111 wnll
“sold" to the south door 111‘ the court-
'. ' an . 1' 1 l , , ,
“f lid afayi‘he goifilwfitge‘gio“: 'house hr-i'e to the highest bidder. Anny
\ll‘lh S ,
J. Hermlon . then county clerk,
» linear and the 213i. as the day on ' . _
. “l . 1t" 30. lierndon took
1- ‘- :21 - Spanish-American \\ ar be- "“21 111m 1‘". S
t . ‘.' '1' a it] him re ular
1. 111 11:13. The 26th will be South- ’3‘” ° “1‘ f“ 111 “‘1 ”a V3
. .. ,. tarmhand wages for thirty years.
2- Memorial Day. The 21th will he .. _ l
.. .. he 'nnivm'sary of the birth the open season for freak legis a-
",xj'n as t (f 1 born in 1892 tion is on again in Colorado. “fitness
‘ lysses 8' nan ' d I an amendment to the income tax law
heaping coals of tire upon the head of
tho fellow who has to pay alimony.
3 As amended. the law says that alimony
shall “'not. be regarded as income to
11111 111' April will be, 1111- annivor.
'.‘ the day on which America join-
l‘lats Telnet. Raymond Bros . 1
l
l
’\ I'heck swindler who used checks
11'ie1l for
corporation. which is :1 creditor to the
then confessed to throwing one of the
amount or 3.? 1,1} 806. :6. A11 answei filed.
capsules and :3111 he had given the
by 11.1 milw ays (rulnlmnv at the same‘ 011191 ”.0 to membtrs of his “Gang"
tinn- 111.11 1111- intition was )Jli’svlllt‘di In the Juvenile you" this morning
admittul all 1111* allegations made. in he was found guilty and fined “W.
the complaint. The concurrence of dollars. which was paid 0.” of his own
the defendant in the action makes the savings by his parents.
transfer of 1111- railroad prom-Hy to 1111' A development 01' the case was that
:1 friendly procemiing. the young man was one- of those who
stoned the team of 11 man from Sil-
vermine on Friday cit-hing hitting the
driver. .
Dealers in Jokers Are Known.
mull!
1
\t'illiam John Hanna. K. ( . ut‘ Sur-V
nin. (lut.. piusidcnt of the imperial Oil
company oi Canada. died recently at,
Augusta. (2.1.. wlmrw 1111 wont for his
health three weeks (1211. Ho never ral-' That “Jokers" “f this and similar
lic1l from 1111 attack 1-? heart diseasedlatun‘ are sold in a number of stores
mam-N; .. . death. at both ends of the city was brought
“1- 11-...- MW <1" “1 .lir. llanna'o‘" in the evidence this morning
‘._ .which “as held behind closed doors
fun; days lie-fore 112'
1’5 (Iltl.
b;g:1nlit'1:1:~"1 schu: 11 11:11 int and 53 l f
1-11 11111111'yc1111ugh ‘0 put himself and the namctofllhe culprit is “1th-
. . 1 es 0
”11011“ 1 (”liege and 1:111' rclionl. A fewlheld by re 111 r0591,- utor Dunbar.
This gentleman made :1 most Inter-
_thll‘." :11111' bring admitted to the bat
" l f t .: “ ' "
11c villi-1‘01] political life and becamelemmg (lisp ay ,0 hesc harmless
1-1 \‘ll't'l"l Sec“, 1" i r O ta .~ I lmlschlcf makers Besides the stink
p ' I h 1' .1 3 O n “0' h balls which are similar in size and
192'; Mr. Hanna was appointd food can 5
troller for the dominion and at once
announcml 11 policy of rife-operating.
with llcrbo-rt Hoover.
AF TER SICKNESS
tshapc to the capsules containing but-
ter color there was a box of trick
matches. One of these when lighted
by the attorney went off with a sharp
crack and flew from his fingers for a
distance of several feet
A list of thedknown dealers in these
Mrs. Page Tells How Vinol Restored ‘dangerous playthings will be quietly
H" Stress)?! and 310139“, a Cough ‘notifled today to cease their sale at
i Once. .
1°“: The danger of panic from a less
Br ookly n. (‘onn..- “Pneumonia
' graphed the parent.;.
is in the isolation ward suffeiln'; front
tuberculosis. and therc is no hope (111
his recovery. j
When tho young miller was.
placed on tho _laugmrous l1-'t .‘cliruztrs
:2] his father u'rl mother. 1- 11.1 live;
away out in him); Valley. ~?-.1'tl11-1'n
California. were notified and note .11!-;
Vii-9d to come on ln-re to so”. flu-:1 boys
The Home Sci-vicc Branch of 1111' A111-
erican lied Cross offered to delay ally
the traveling expenses and so
The boy's lath: 1'
111.111 to tramp 40 miles through tln‘
mountains to the ncarest telegraph 111-.
flce at Susam'ille to get the tclcci'aui.‘
Thcn he tramped all the way back‘
again carrying the news to the boy‘s
mother. . _ 1 P1 iii?
The parents Wired to Downs 11); 3.21 '1. . -
have the boy sent to them, and any . l‘llc l'llfS't llaVlllOlll; is
other telegram went out saying that '
such a course would be fatal to their,
son. The parents are old and timid‘
ahom undertaking such a long ionrucyuf
There is doubt in the minds of the 01‘-'
ficials here whether the ’old people‘
have ever riddcn on a railroad train.
scxxiim-nmcliinc in the
terms.
\11 “Mt
1611‘-
membership.
' ~~~ 1
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When feel the 3 3"—
stomaclyiouflvq-or 1.1.1:"; THE ROWLAND DRY
‘ Third floor.
Monday cnds opportunity to gut
Club which offers
Tlicn you are entitled to all the pritilcg
‘ That means the right. to 11.511101»
have it delivered at once; to pay for ii in small '
:at monthly intervals; to pay only the 1402111111-
cwitli no interest 1:11.) rge or din-s.
one dollar.
But Mondav is the last day the chance is o
If 1011 have any thought of gettiiw a good sen
machine this 113111, A( T MONDAY!
1111111111111 ..
51-11 h 033V,”
a
11111- cssarx is to be 11111111111!" ‘
.1 11111131111119»
GOODS CO
outoforder. renewthar W. .. - -1- n__._
GRACE lumen NOTE8.1 '
t.» City National bank on Danburl'.
~~ lit-en operating in Armenia and
1‘. He passed a check for $97.50
~ Woodiord Tire and Supply Co. ..
11150nia..a. few days ago. receiVing
in change, and in Derby secured
lar amount. He is also reported
W1- operated in Middletown. The.
ks in each case were drawn to tho
‘vr of Frank H. Tyler and signed by
“31rd H. Morrison.
v-
-—SPECIAL MEETING
111nm NarrukNo.68.F.otH.will
1.1.1.1 111 1111111- 3.11 mm it 7: 3°
-. rake acflmimfllom'dfllw
1 Frederick Augustus Schemerhorn.‘
llw 1ecipicnt." and adds: “Nor is an
allor' able reduction on the part of the
person who pays. " There, “Madam Ex" ‘7“
will not have to list her alimony as
part of her income, and the. fellow who
pays it will not be permitted to list 11 9°
as part of his essential household ex-
penses. Lawyer} interpret the mend-
ment to mean that the alimony a man
pays is part of his income.
healed my cough,
capitalist, philanthropist and educator.
dropped- dead lnthe um m in "‘5 ”“1” “M
New York recently as one m"
in: of?
\irginia asked me. to try Vlad.-
gaVe me a good. 2111-,
the, I sleep well and feel well and?
strong.‘ ‘—M1'.s Thomas Page.
Vinol owes its success in such cases
to beef and cod liver peptones, iron
and manganese peptonstes and glycer-
ophosphates,’ the oldeet and most ta-
mousbod: building and strength crest, mm. a,“ today from England lot
1111- 11 eak iundown and with a couzh ._ well behaved audience is very serious health by taking
for which I doctored for Six months,and future oli’enders are sure to be
thout getting better A friend from‘deah with even more sev.erely
It.
NURSE is DECORATED
Stamford, March 31.»Miss Evelyn
\‘l'ilson. former superintendent of the;
Stamford hospital vho volunteered:
BEECHAM’S
PILLS
In boxnl' e. 7
’*-.‘1
February. 1915, and has seen service! 234-13“
iii/England. France. Lemons lslami‘andt , '
Quads. £qu .F
with the Canadian Army as nurse in, W, 5.1.“ mMi-em “Hp-.5;
.. a...» — .4»
Monday—Kinghts of King Arthur in {(k
the Parish House at :30 Junior '
Guild with Mrs. Robert L. Van But-em} \’
No. 58 West avenue, in the anem'
l Tuesday—Evening Prayer .in the
Parish House at :30.
3 Wednesday—Woman's Guild at the
Rectory at 2: so; evening prayer and]
Norwalk Chronicler