fiW‘forSmctWear
hm Paula, Iadna.
W. Plasma. roularda and
.‘myothcgccdiinuwpattcrm
"8‘ colon; also fancy sateen:
forlininga.
EK. BANKS
‘aflur W Hotel. .‘u
wmmmnm
mrm 703305811.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
cloudy: not much change in tempera
ture: fresh east winds.
low pressure passing out the S_t-l.~..'
rence l'alley yestrday morning causrd
a “trans southwesterly wind with a de-
cided rise in temperature over Sew
England. The maximum temperature'
at New Haren was $3 digrees, which
is the highest ever recorded so early
in May. . A long trough of low pres-
sure extends this morning from New
Mexico northeastward to Minnesota. it
is causing cloudy and show-cry weath»
er between the Rocky Mountains and
the Mississippi river. Pleasant Weath-
er prevails generally from the
aim»: river eastward to the coast.
There has been a docidvd fall in term»
perat-ir'l1 during tho ln<t t\\‘-'=nty-iour
hours in the eastern dip-trims. Frog“
wen— v‘Tflfiru! along the northern bor-
(lvl'
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'1'»: uptraturi- - Hit-h
til. \‘ziutlth.
{City Ne
.-.—-.-—.-m§ ->
5.3; lu\\'
"9'53
l‘t'ur. Jesse A Hupsnn ha; rpm-nth
Olzazit‘Zt—(l a lulng (unmet hm" lot."
tall-n6 “ill soon be heard in u llllltlli‘
recital. they include Miss Sallie lletts.
piano. (’llarlpr' Mu‘pltfi'. \‘mlsm ”ll“, and
the Ruth llatti> and .lul:~
Stu-TH :md (‘l‘ax‘vs Stm'lin: violins.
311551»:
:i!:’ ll.“
The
evening {Hull :4
polio? rel-cued a rutnplz
tlf like
lll'l‘i
result :it
distrit‘t that a man from Pine ”'1‘: (ll'i
trict Was abusin: u'etnld Patro'umt
John L. Roberts lnt‘o".~llL'fll§41l rut-l
learned that the man “:0‘ >71“;le i
i-evtint: his own child,
H!
At the regular meeting or (‘athr'i':_
Union (‘tmncil K of (‘.. at the (‘avlu-
lic Club house tonight, the. first deg»
will b.- worked on a number of fund!
dates, Grand linizhi Quinlan and l‘
G. K. Riordan will attend the nnnau‘
state Fonvention of the outlet at Pll
nam next week and it i< Miler-ted 1"=:i'
azoodvi ma int-er of ill-l write 5 {mm iii
local ouncil will attend the work? the
or ill“ toutth nglH’ in llmtinul
the. fin“! Sttndax‘ in June.
l.’
Afl-
:1 Sunline‘l \"i an:
T .2
FOSS QUALITY _
CHOCOLATES
15c to $1.25
Stilison-Powell Coruoration
South Nor-walk
W
1.
vat-uni}
The area 01‘
.t~ u! in:
‘ V l'l'l 1‘
uni...
m...
l
l
l There. are all kinds of heroes.
. but the man who risks his life
9 {Or the good of his country is
i hero No. l.
l
We'll doourbcattofit out re-
turnedaoldienwitha ‘ civilian
suitubccomingaa the uni-
from they’ ve worn with such
credit to all.
Here are new models to fit
broad shoulders, big cheats
and huaky men and the New
a York styles in liberal variety.
Price from $25 up to $50.
Rogerslfit Stevens
Missir- '
Norwflk South Norwall'
l'omn \'.- :1 l', U ..; A. v :12 L0-'
r. N'm': till" «\enin: in their ll
zonmti :in tli~ Damnpurt Bloch. «in
“iv"?! .‘lain sin-er u‘ “mm time ’1!"
i tzitt [nomicnt J l)\\lnp(l2l of
Tulma-iiu ilill will ln- prr>ent
The Qu- 9n Hr'rr Circle of thi- First
'llull‘r'l Eriuoril I lnnth ulll mm’
It the thurs'. p; ill): .~ tits Metn n. d
. 7‘." o“-tlo(k.
SECRETARY SCULLY TO SPEAK
lnlin \\. St hilt. {mint r m ersea< at t'-
Knlahr of Columbus. will
Smith X-vt'unlk (‘onurtz .t
titonal (‘lmrt-h tonwrtow :zftcrnmvn
.3 u't‘ln-“k on "(but Home aw!
Abroad " .\!l inwrrwo-d are enpn-iv-t
;, mmlinl invitation to be present
1-‘ldl_u ’Ul lli
>i- . :ik Ill :1..-
i;-,\\ at
'MEN‘S ASSEMBLY OF
NORWALK M. E. CHURCH
ON SPRING DRIVE
The inn-r hunting of ~utnr {it
nietn'u-h hi the Men‘s .\~.=tnl,b't ul
Nlllu‘ullr Methodist Evin-um:
church held at the church parlors mi
<-.turtlu\- eh ninc .uu
good fruit.
The following emumittru ua< an
pointed'to Matt the drive for new nienr
Mrship “'ilh Mr. Abenclris. lullllt'rl}
or Danlmi). as whip. R. Y. Row-in". r
Chairman. Howard Ill-ll. and “'illizun
Acker.
Plano of 'l wry ambltimt‘ mm: w»
were disr‘ll<~‘( d iotlkln: ln the e81.‘bl;>ll
ment of some surt n'
h’l'l'if‘ but nothing of a ream tanzélitc
nature has it—t br-n in nllllt‘l'ltl
9' ll!'_
”‘0
llP>llHPd lu lu I.
a «0' -' tun '|
During the et‘vnin': trinwhnn
were servo-d ,ind .i vetv pleasant 4 "an
in: pa<~ml m‘ at ttt‘vrwnl
lillh‘l's‘
AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Ca-xhur, Men Have Narrow Escape
from Serious Injury,
'A" “- la“. 2' :mu: Julm t'a::=. k- or
l‘r. *‘n-w ‘ v: "( wininllv injure rl_ am!
l‘rrtzo-l Hartman and Anllmny Al‘lh—c
ve-am- ‘trztl ;i.;-:.t‘nlw‘.l~ 2 >1':'7"‘.“ from in
.,ft-»rnomr.
-tl \\ lllt'll the}
“but the l’nfli
were lndin:
v Nomi}
4dr
turned mar on tlu- rnud 'u Ntiru‘ulk
.\l.'. lltlig. \2.1*~ -'~-\er.~l}' bulk-d alum:
:2. -ul~-. and MI. (‘t‘urivlt \\a< ("it
whom ‘llv in r '.-v the 2i;t>'.< from the
\\ in-l shield and his left side was badly:
I bruised.
'Ikhfl “it‘ll-ll? (ottl‘il‘l‘ttl 3 Shut? lll?‘
:lnl‘it’tl hum-vi Sugar. Hollow. tic-m
Innlm-t- road toms off to
Tim car “'8: owntd and
lllr'
Rinlgei‘io-lll.
LlBEaRTXY 4 >(lll‘i r 1"» M: Arllem‘ann in speakinz
, 'm thn art-3mm today. Mr Axbtsmann
i will =3.:=! \ :1? WV h;~ may to Stum-
,_ l inn: ‘.\'l’ll ill» ntlw: ll]!“r numbers of
l the Hwy. “r” are remrrrntan\:-.~ of
VI CTQRY ‘ ,lalmr bk3til1-5: He said ht- was Griffin:
3,-1.me “hen >ttddrnly without warn
l inc. smut-thins: in hi> Sir-mill? sear
bonds Ie:eived for safe
keeping without charge.
P2"? amount of coupons
arc-Med to your account
etch six months, as they
b, ‘ome due.
A memorandum attached
is your bank-book show-
ing, bonds deposited. 3
Bmds may be withdrawn 1
at any time, if desired.
Iliallmffl‘; ill-(kg!) ma :
.SJ
7
£91.. 24...;
c.
, If you haven 1; an account
here, one dollar will start
one.
SoumNorlwAm '
o
i still of the
Mr!“ and tin car plunged to thr- right.
l-wnin: the nod and started to climb
21 fret".
The from
r'limbed rizlz‘
the res: wile-«is snapped off
strain. turning the car up—
llll“ll The four men in'mc our
own pinned underneath but crawled
t-tzl “i-ll'IUl 3m assistance. Mr. Ar—
b:_.~'inann said that when the car turn-
part of tilt i-ar. he said
of the tree and one of
as a re
>1lf:"
-rd over the windshield broke and the,
'minz glass out Mr. Cat-rich.
There was no car in night, he said
.r'heu the accident occurred, but with-
i: :1 few minutes a number of cars
a rived on the scene and the occu-
rants willingly assisted in righting the
at. The men were taken to Danhury.
where thev were examined by a physi-
cian and cared for. .Arbennann
mdmthhcarmatchlwrcchfic
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
PARTY AT BELL l5;.-'u\ )
Miss Ethel Morris of Danbul’y la the
'3 Hostess.
i Miss Ethel Morris of 9 “'inthtop.
Solace. Danbury. uas the hasten: at a5
dinner and dance held at the cottage
of her parents at liell Island 53 rraay
evening. About twenty+ight or
young friends were present. the patty
motoring to Bell Island from Danbur)‘
Saturday 4 vening. A dtltghtful dinner
mi: ~‘erved. after which dancing was
enjoyed. the mufir beine. {lll'nlthIl by
the \. .ll. orthts'ra. a} of \"llCiilal'u
{tar ads of )lisn Morris
lie party was chatwmnvd by .‘llS.
Gut? Morris and Mrs, Emir-1m Ea!
11rd at Dunbuty. and M» .lnlm \Vrixht
.-i \‘n—u Haven,
Anion: those pr!
Hdl’alna Ventini. ('larn
(‘hrtrtim- Peck Mae the.
Pole}. t‘ll: Taylnt‘. Alitha Bul-
lzud. Allen Jeanette nor.
dun. ('art‘uene Newman. Elli») Morris.
Mrs. Enter-«on Ballard and .\lt.~. Harry
.“Ol'lla of this city. Ellis. John \\'i2ht
of Ken Hinen: .lolin “‘riglit. Harmer
.lat-ll .‘lt'lalchlan. .\:tt(i2tl Mr»
lIllint Gregory. “'illium Sun-
derland. Jack Booth. Joseph l'otlark,
Edmund llawley. l-Itlgar “'hite of
Bridzepmt, Rawnmnd Durant of lte'lt-
Howard liritte andKempti-n Brine
“thlxo‘POH. Kyle Talmarblnn. Jack
‘.:.nzdon and Theodore lio-Marest of
.\‘»-u York
the Miss-
(hut-«r.
Ella May
.‘ en: \1'?“’
1'5
swinv
Ana'ew-ttv
firm-n.
Lat Man
91;
It.“
city.
“'hen .\li.~.s Mart. aret l’i‘dfik,‘ an-
>\\‘tro-ll tit. door bella ' her home CO
Tailor menu». Thursd45' (\o ninz. .3 e.
round a number of llt'l’ .‘rienus In”
gathered to tender lwr a «Iliprise ,-
lt.il
t): Althnucli completely «urpriw d
All» llrasky quickly rerun-rm: .mal
prmed a charming llOr‘lOSH Cam-4
were played and dancing! and ammo:
were enjoyed by all_ A dainty colla-
tion .was served. At a lalt‘ hour the
guest's departed declaring the)" had
had a delightful time. Thane who en-
joyed the evening WFI'P‘ “isms Ctr-4
nudc and from» Slim-tum. Edith ht‘llll‘
Agatha Morton. Fannie-
.\lurph,\'. Clam Deilus and Margaret
Drunk)" and Mt‘tfil‘s la-o Ryan. Earle
Benny. William Gmmlvy. Harry Brede.
Edward anum Albert llvmcr. .\ “’ar
and \l' and .\l'r.'~‘ F
Agnes Grown
ner. J St-nuztr.
Drank):
Jatutu \‘l'ilmut. “ho has but >po-nd
~ng twndzn furlough “2th hi: imr
e-nts. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. “'ll-
mm in South Notwulk. left today to
wturn in the ll $ l‘t?7>hurgli at
i'tll'l;ml|||.h N H
il
5
N
and
mum.
.“l
.\l:>> lama Allen n. l‘u H
the umlwnil will;
ill' .I l~".-‘uw} l
'l , >§wnt
.‘l'~ l‘
>l|"i'
:l [Jule'
-§\\,,
ul Smith
hi 3‘
.\i: Mm} \li'l.:1tlxl‘lltl
Nut'uall‘ sin-n: 51mm} Wlll:
.\l:*.~ Annie .‘lt’lfill‘llllif‘i.
‘il'll‘rI‘ l’ltlin >llt't". lll'hvl
F
lt‘il\v.‘
l.l|l|l'_'rltln Blunt-r. X. Y. where they
v ill awn-l n momh at lil'.‘ Maple \‘iiia.
moth
. -
vi, nf H}.
H.
Sl l [‘6’
llurlltuan of
today for
\l;
Smut l-
and .\l :‘S.
.‘li‘ll‘
Mari lluliblt- or South Main
who has been Visiting friends
.\‘. Y, has :vturned home.
'.\lr.~'.
Areet,
a1 liar: i: nit
- lir~':t-- il't)‘!l 11mm
furluugli,
'l'lltnt: Hui ..!'.
i'prnn on a few day.“
.z‘
mm.“ Mollv Presented
By Children of Mary -
St. Jo ’
Til"
>I'X‘ii.>
mg and
72]" llda’.
~'\lr- l 14;!
A by neatly
.1 line“ :~ll(“‘(4~5
('hildren of Mary of
church presented a ‘n-ry pleas-
:uxxesflul tlnbz'taxnm-‘m hi
.‘le-ri's Hall on “twinngtmt
menin: mm was (alloyed
mm mop)». The affair was
and :lie committee of
arrangertn Ills. Hiram—"ting m” the Mia.»
Atzgu~fu Hamilton. Luiy l.) m2: and
Attila litmus}. RPM (unztatuiufed {or
their fine sneer-p. A spinmiirth
loathed cast presented a pleasing lit-
itle comedy entitled “Miss Molly"
which prmed to be the success of the
night. Every member of the cast was
fine and fulfilled the various parts per-
fectly. The‘ wt had been coached
and directéd by Miss Anna \chahan
and was responsible for their excel-
;lent shoving . After the play had
.been presented dancing was enjoyed
land delicious refreshments serial by
C:
lllrs. Hugh (ampbell and Mrs. Daniel
elHogan.
The cast of the play consisted of the
(following:
tall» lolly ......... Tessie Seese
i .Hurold Granger
her .
*rwwm
.,,~
Read what the people
who work “for you
have to say to Van
Y0“.
SHOOTth BEE
IN TEX \S TODA
PLAN“. TON MA} 6 iv"!-
snns are rvporttd wounded, tin»-
bubly iota-l}: in .vn twining» of >hm‘
between othcrrs and citzzen: and .i
negro uim ran amuck early today.
The necro is: reported to lune barri-
('zidfd tunnel! in a house and is stand-
in: Off Ule‘ (\flicen‘ with a tmulter
and shotgun Efforts are bum: mad:-
in set the house attire by burninc
brand.»
‘?
T“Q'l\l'
tun
FINED FOR LIQUOR
SALE WETHOUT LICENSE
MILFURD .‘lity
Pull-T tl'. \lt‘Atjtl“? Find.
A
A yesterday
Il‘U‘nill; “as marg-
ed Willi srmnz liquor without a license
”.‘l. on April She
tuttnd zuilt) on l'aL'il count. and
finv-d Sliu and costs of $1907. for
etch oderm. She appealed winder
3-1 n¢l> c." 3.3"" to the Court of Common
illf‘lls ill New llaten
The care of Catherine Leichle of
tin- Sounthille hotel “'alnut Beach.
t-lizirced umi selling liquor on April
w:t.~ continued
t‘ha l lotte
vi,»-
"l illt‘ town t‘llllfl.
on Match and I:
“(15
w H "
‘t.
i. “it! out a house.
_- '5
BETTER
;.H \N. ‘
9"
The manufacturer who makes your
shoes is working for you. The store
that sells you shoes is working for
So is your grocer and,baker
and as company and clothier and
event person who makes or 'sells
anything that you buy.
tumult " l
MEN titanium
K _\.\'S\S (‘ lT\ .\la_\ 02. Phodxts
I‘ Sit-rte loneph C. Tc‘bett and Den
uty John McDonald of Lafayette Soon-
1y. both dead probably since Sunday
night. physicians said. were found to-
day in the underbrush seven mils
southeast of Lexinzton. Mo. Both had
been bllOl
James (‘
fatally wounded. was found mar the
two dead men.
hoapi'al at Lexington.
A p055? began search for the om
wr- yoatel‘day after their motor car
had been found abandoned and Mood
stained near Independence. Mo.
officers had left Marshall. .\lo.
day. to brine three suspected
mobile thieves to Kansas City.
No 1-.“ . im< been found of tin: ml:
onen. “
Sign
Jill'ti
_. _.
VOLNIG MEN BOUNO OVER
The ';‘w rung men who weto ar~
.- Slt'il t r .21: theft of a car in Ere-W»
Moi: .\' Y, are exported to be it)"
‘2ltu: la n I axis. connect for
mu. u: m m Funnel. N. \'.. this“ morn-
n1 _\‘
in; “here the trial it to be held with
'lzc‘ bum mom _\ as he had an under.
vrzmin-z métvtehnnd that the bow
undo: land 3 of $200. The boys are l\-
proud -:irk here that afternoon.
FATHER HUGHES DEAD
NE.“ \’..‘RK. Mal .r—l'zather 5.1!. J.
lHughes. head of the Paulist Order "I
this coun'rx'. in ..
early yesterday
Father Hughes has been uncon-
sciom most of the time during the last
two days He suffered a nervous
s
vltl‘ll
breakdown due to overwork about an '
. You can talk with many peo- weeks ago and was removed to the
ple Who are advanced in ycan who hospital. Father Hughes was 62 years
will tell you that they with they old
lie was for eight years suyericr
had consulted on oxpert 0W general of the Paullst organization
trist at the first indicahonof
trouble. will inform
eye hating been reelected in 1914.
you
thattheyleolsuroifthoyhad that Reowoods TRIMMEO pasvmss
they would be enjoying better eye
The Redwoods defeated the Pus-
sight today and relieved their times formatily the rum. bl the
nerves of nuance-nary m
iHAMn
score of 9 to 6 on Sunday afternoon,
”The two teams will meet again on the
fWIckey lot on East avenue on 8.1””.
“dayatternotm.1‘bemm
WWSLMll/umu
Siahluon. an’dht r d6;mt}._
He was taken :0 the
The.I
.‘tI-r Yo‘ll‘al h . ‘e,
vertisemcnts. They are published
I" or your benefit. Advertisements
keep you informed as to what man-
ufacturers and merchants are do-
ing for you. They help you to buy
the fill“ toads at the right time
and make the most of your money.
M In! 6. 1919
omen accounts OPENED
THREE STORES I! on. NO 8 TAXES T0 CLIMB
Sterling Furniture Co.
1.". ml} Pr S ' “"“F‘
.. '9" a W" “m" “ ‘ 1;; srovns new emou BLUE FLAME
"2
o l‘
Quite often these beanie have mes- You’ll find that businaa concerns 0 '
sages for you. They want to tell uhich tell you frankly what the} it;
you about new roads or changes in are doinz are most to be depended ' 2:
styles and prices or zive you other noon. Stores that advertise are l J
information. ‘ nrozressive stores that have some-
. . thing realy worth while to say to O
_ It IS not oractical for them to come .
.2 _ nd . k ' mu. Manufacturers who adver- l
g a soca ‘0 ‘0“ personally be- tise weir goods have confidence in
. .2 cause they have too many custom- them; it am not my to 'dveriige l
ers to serve. So they put their mes- anything that is not good. ~
‘ ' sates in advertisements in your 0
j daily newspaper_ Make a habit of reading advertise- Q
, ' ' merits. It is interesting as well as
i It Is to Your interest to read ad- profitable. .
‘.l '
i l
I l
[mac-1“; ~urma‘-:mmwmmo ' no». -‘tm 2.15:4. .. .,;:-. ”-229 :
Furniture for any room can be had here. We vs - :5
fmhhint homes complete, out 01' room or all co:::p':»‘ “i
will gladly give you our penoml attention.
roams, nuns, mans REFRXG... ans: CIR
F7. C i‘ :‘~ t f
DETROIT VAPOR OIL 000K STOVES.
2 Burner ............. $1M Two Burner 0:1; f 95
‘3 Burner ............. $19. 00
Gas Plate
m um t2-- lmund 0H4 ‘0 a Infill?" 00“" GAS STOVE, 2, 3 and 4 Burners w t. cvcn and
~-.\.i
The Sterling Furniture Co.
St). .‘mruall
127-131 Washington St..
Phone 105
m
cm HOTEL
mommbyfiohycwoet
ltghuandpa Pin-Mom;
“Ania-loam
Conmlcnma-dM-tlu
Ham's-3c.
an Kinds of Poultry Feed
Steam heated 02mm
allo Restaurant. lull“
To}. 15“
J. mun. Prowl“
--.-—’
Al
COAL W000 Alli) GRAIN
‘w‘v'
Tel. 53
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