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'7 HURSDAY, MAY 15. 1919
THIS
i 19 _ .
? DOLLAR DAY.
. OPEN
‘3 UNTIL
3 9 P. M.
v
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Joseph Davis
. 85 WASHINGTON STREET,
l SOUTH NORWALK.
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DIRIGIBLE C 5 '
AT ST. JOHN’S,
AND ALL RE ADYI Howard A. Very—31;:leteran of Many . i HW’S . OWL ANDQS
(Continued Ili‘r'om First Page)
sages from the fliers this morning.
tigible's course had been corrected,
the anchorage here.
sible start across the Atlantic.
i NOR WALK
l SOCIETY
j and Personal
i
IVE WS
in Opt'l‘illlUll to guidi- thc halloonists
weather began to clear.
3.5
TOOMEY-O'CONNOR
‘ii- \‘ura O't‘mmor. daughter in
John (H'on‘ioi. in '\'\’est Norwallc, and
\'."ll-; :n .ln-w-ph 'l‘n :l!l“}'. ol‘ Bridgeport.
\' . w l‘l,.t'2'lt »i in .RPV, Thomas .I. Finn
' rs" i‘ilary'r. this morning. who then
Ii Tim Nuptiul .‘tlass. The attendants
M- w ‘xli<.-: Lorilta 'tl'l‘onnor and .ln‘”
for Trt-pussey, N. l".. to join the NC-l
and NC-ll for the transatlantic flight.
The cralt took the air at 10:03 a. m.
titzllii New \‘ml. limo-l. :tl'tr-r circling
over the city.
The .‘x‘tI-«l rt-turtl-d lltn- at 11:13 at.
in (10:17. a. lil. New Yt‘lk time).
The .‘JU-l was lt)l‘(‘t'tl Io tlssct't‘nl tti
miles rust of thi:~ pox-L. She took the
air again for the return trip.
l..!()1'Ulln'fll.“rolllvl'ilndSiftl'l'nflllt‘ Till'll’ASSl'IY. N. l‘.. MU}? 15. t‘nm»
:1 Etlr‘ \ .M-t vpténl‘. at the l)‘ it'll-'5 lmvnt
tnande-i' John H. Towers. i-hiel‘ ol' the
American seaplane (l'tis on. annoutnv
.llmwti :hr- ceremony Mr. and .\lr:~‘. II] todav ”I.” the \‘Cl and ‘\'C"
‘ . ‘ A ‘ A “U
"‘1 Int”; “til rt-sidt in llridceport
llllL'lll start hel'ore nightfall fur the
xii-re the- :t‘oom holds a responsible .‘\7.t'n'r.~'.
1... Mini" liv has a host of t'rit-nds in
.Ntvinalk and made one of the big hiN
The ('Ulillnantler sialvtl that ii‘ llH‘
\‘t‘vl lcl't 'l‘rvpasst-y twelve hours la—
tvr than her sisttvt' plrtnvs she- would
'Hl tht- l\'. of (‘ mln~trel show at inclz- hr able to makv ll 1.- tlight to Lisbon
\\‘mitl'> hall on Tuesday evening with a in ”Mr (mitt-u"): 'I‘lu- transatlantic
Illl'll‘lillflllt of funny stories.
Mrs. Jane M, “'ardwell has return
\oyago- could not l.<~ delayed much
Yoncer, llt' said. because thgdestroy-
vl'S in the warship patrol (veto cxs
- hattsting their fuel.
mi hotm- trom New York after a visit ST. JOHN'S, N. P, May 15. Re-
“'i‘h her daughter. Mrs. “'illiam (‘nm
llllilL’:~. .randdnughter, Mrs. Edward
‘4 I
Rosin-y. and great ”granddaughter
\llss .l \llil‘l‘ Bushey. h .
DURKINS DID NOT LOOSE
putts received through the American
' air station hcrv led Hawker and Hayn-
l.'ml. thi- llritish tliers. to hope that a
. start would be pOssiblc today in their
long dila’yt'd attempt tn-fly to in:-
land. .
\l’ASlflNGTON.;.\lu)' JI—rim re-
ports furnished t‘ommander John H.
TWO OVERCOATS 'l‘owers at Trepassey Bay today show-
‘Cons.dernt;:e Excitement on Wall
Street Last Night When Local and
mi poor Weather conditions {or be-
I ginning the flight across the Atlantic.
“Variable fresh winds. strong south
southeast ovcr eastern part of
Friends Played Hoax On Danbury the course: clouds, rain squalls and
Couple.
. "mtl' visibility." was the tort-cast sent
7’. tvr lint-Mn. the popular proprietor from “““llmgmn on ”10 basis of dillil
~.-' .: :l.zi\inL' smoke shop in llanhury
-_ it ‘s ;.£~~i last ‘nt'l'K and went with
i - ‘: ult- in l": rat for .‘l honeymoon
.\:.~..\'t.:-1; t‘l')‘. While dining
s 4 " Hutu-rt .-r' that hi: antl wicked
li.< ‘lw «lid not wazch his over-
.. . . .-. ll'Itlll} siL'n warm-d him to
.tl!‘ 1:.” >ititl notary-garment turned
.i :.r‘lll>" uitvn wanted. This net-es-
led .wnding hack to lleantown l'ut'
‘i-wr Hull. and last night while on
'tilil jalll‘llt‘} .\li‘. and Mrs. llnrr
wt in ltont nl’ lllt' Rvgenl
.t'rl :. tt their car while the:-
..I\. 3 t :ntltl dinner at (‘olonel Rus» :-
'. mull; llll't'l. .\lr. lmrkin
4...; - :tmt stzlo-r in his car than
i.» -. ro epectahle of restaurants.
mm .I. dinner was in progress
E u... > «nt in him that some one
in - r. awn running awav fro mhi!l
..n overcoat and in great ex-
ll tmrkin rushed to the street
" .-l;il'l(‘d for the police station.
tor him. happened to notice
’r .t-rtner Danhurv cronies now
v: his: profession here and lhe
. 'lit» rodent was instantly de-
v ~ulllt‘ questioning the missing'
.a :t: was returned. but not until
innocent victim had promised
In»; of cigars in his place as a.
l
river (entertaining his
«nan—Your hair is getting very
air.
'omer—I‘m not surprised. Hurt:v
« Philadelphia Bulletin. 1
AVMI-by-fie-SCI. No ’0 g I.
Located directly on the . :5
beach, fifty miles from New
York and two miles tromAs-
bury Park.
Surrounded try-melons pill-
233 and one!!!” you“.
its accessibility“: the bench
makes it Mienhrly dosin-
gle for W '19! cu]-
ren. . - ,
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furnished by the destroyers and oth-
- station ships. on the course to the
Azores.
DEMAND FOR “SOMEWHERE
IN AMERICA" SEATS GREAT
Norwalk High School Production As-
sured of Success.
ion: before noon. \\'ednes(lav. the
entire Center of the Recent theatre
was already reset-\t-d :tnd \‘(rv fut"
wats remained to he p‘t‘kt'tl from l-el'
" 9- Norwalk Hiclz S-‘lt-ml ptns’entntivm
" :‘Somewhev'e in Otherica." the Sp»
’.ii‘lll;ll‘ cxtrmaganza at the Regent
l‘heatre. on Friday evening and Sub
‘l“(l‘d)’ afternoon. The reservations are
-'ti‘l to be had for the remaining seats
it the box office of the theatre.
.\ matinee. which will be featured
m- jnst as good a program as the H‘en-
‘Tnu p<~i'l'o; nuance, is also open {or reset?
vations. l‘or‘which many good seats
im- still to me hail. For many the mat-
inee holds a special feature and every
person. not aide to attend the evenin:
performance. should make an effort to
he there for the matinee.
(‘omedv and music will predominate.
it will be a round of laughter mixed
with a feeling of gratification to see
the beauty and neatness of the produm
lion uhich is exceptionally difficult.
The entire. productis'n is replete with
. . 0
customer dramatic situations. surprises are fl"- Lodge “"3”" 3“" a ”9‘3“ dim“ lope which carries both novelty and dignity. SpCClal summer .79;
nished in evorv act and the “stage bus-
iness" is equal to that or we best pr0~
tessional companies. Scenically not“.
“Somewhere in America' is a treat to
the eve. The dancing and efforts of
the very participants and exponents o!
the art of terpsichore will please the
most critical of audiences. One of theI
most likable and best to be remembei~ ;
ed group in the entire play is the num?
ber rendered by the “Tillie" Girls.
‘iThese girls are attired in blue and pink I
Farmerette costumes and execute ai
5.? treal typical farmerettj’ number. The
9’1 lpenonel‘ot this group is made up of
’3 Idle following popular High school
:j 'yotrnt ladiesz- Anna Brown. ,mrle
:1 ’ (Doyle, um
WY. math} fill-'1'
With the clear..wealh£r' which pre- I-‘reman street. Bridgeport. formerly a m 0mm. ,
vailed throughout the balloon‘s cruise member of the Crack Colored organi- ¥'m' May 1‘. "19- The “nth”: (Kw-8’. “m
flom Montauk Point yesterday and zation of the state of Connecticut, ’ - . .
Ill)” (ljl‘lfiht succei‘lded by 1'08 and "WE known as the First. Separate Company. ' ‘
t e cago's ra io operator receive . . - i l he U Ser- , ’
both telegraph and telephone mes- who “as ““1319er n o l ‘ S. I
The telephone was indistinct. but. the signed to (‘ompany .\l, 372d U. S. ln-
telegraph flash said that the “blinlp‘fi‘I fanh-y. in which organization he SEI‘V'
' .
navigator had made an error in reck- . . I
. . - . TYP- 'c n Ex ditionar ~
onmg his bearings. A few minutes ‘3‘ “1 Ithe Ameli 8. pe d th
later word was received that the dl~ l‘m'm‘s m France. leemim" ‘ '9‘
and that 511*“ was proceeding toward years. and expressed his desire to be
i A landing crew from the Chicago
was on duty at the airdrome at sun- Philippine departmen‘. This colored - EaCh woman Who reads this news and aCtS upon it, may save fI'Om $4 mg
The dirigibie reported her position puign Front. received no wonds. re-
ns “probably m'cr 'I‘rcitasscd at 121% turned to this country with his regi-
Greenwich (8:110 :1. in. New York
l timo‘). The. (‘hicnuo started a siren
As the morning l'n'ogressed, the ill'llr. ”em-client." llejokingly statedI
The (‘-:3 reached the Quidi Vidi an-
the trip well. he said. As yet. he add-
Ctl. no orders had been issued [or in. FOI‘PP at the Second Battle of the' were 25 h :-
ture movements. Marne and Second llgttle of Argonne.‘ '
. . . . O ‘I ‘ ’
sit-plied out ot the dmgiblc‘s basket. the (um... Artillery run of the First M t t t $ H —- d ' l . N
Both the ”PW and the machine stood Ainiy (‘orps. American Expeditionary any sul S “3 all some suits $3 ' 3“
HALIFAX, X- S» Mil." 15*“le Am- and who re-enlisted in the (‘. A. C. "'-
-"‘. t'z ‘1: i -' 1' . . . - 5‘.” .
t ll(.'lll n i\ ll ht ipl lllt \( i hit todiy lichard \\. (:reen. .,so Atlantic E4 ‘E‘eaL 9‘3 . “1 To; ”.3 . _ not!
street. Stamford. (‘Onll., for Field Ar- 1 a ll L, '3" i ‘j '1 3": 5L, i o ‘ . “all
. . . . . P' (z. . .’ - I'
lllltl‘). A. in. F. l 1%,) 4‘3 gig/2'2? r. m .- I “It
Lake ~ 0 g- b: g) . , . w
In: sum lonwm m m
T“ '
COLORED sbLOtsn's' RECORD. 3
World War Battles, tie-Enlist.
in Bridgeport. ‘ Entrances 011 Main ' '
I Howard A. \‘enable. a resident of 49, I ' St" Falrfi‘fld A‘ 5., Cannon St.
rice on October 15. 1917, and later as-
t A
week. for the maximum period of three
S are $4 to 33$19 l”...
K c
assigned to the colored cavalry in the
. rise, ready to take charge of the bail: \‘t't‘l‘tln of the “'orld' War was en-t _.....,
. . . . . . V. . _ a -l o . .
Iloon. “hile Lieut.-( ommandci (ml. , .- . - a - h f ‘_ $ 9 and h v .
the “skipper." antLhis fellow aviators. gagtd mm “1‘ orgamz mon m ‘ e 0 i l 1 a 6 one Of the beSt Of the Sprl‘ng Stilts quICkl ‘ "W
obtained rest in anticipation of a pos-
O
lowing Sectors ‘ in France. Argonne? t
Wm “H “N Cham-z’ . 511011 is the opportunity that’s open. It’s Open to nearly everyone---for that”:
nit-collection at these savmgs includes sizes from 34 to 53. Itincludes models“
0 meet approval of many differing tastes. It includes plenty of the staple colors: :3
n... .1... w...- n... “.0... navy and black---and a splendid sprinkling of bright hues and mixtures. ' W
ment. and was discharged at (‘amp l'p‘
.,—
ton, .\‘. Y.. on February -t. with char-
r‘ltorais'“ at 1: l3 ll. m. GreetiWich enemy he had while m'er there. i ' t‘ ‘t - o 11 . l “w
(H: 45 a. in. New York time). Thu The following named men were also Fln Q Se ' ‘ ' ' . and
start from liontzltuk Point was made accepted and forwarded to Fort $10: ’ . . .e’ . SUI S are In that CO eCtlon‘ rVICC SUltS are In It. Every SOI‘t Of goo.d {4‘
at h‘ :1. nl. )L‘Stt‘l‘t zty. _ . - t’ . . w
The t‘-.’; was ready for a flight across ( “31' . .. II ,, l SUltS Is In lt’ i“.
the Atlantic. her cmnmander. Lieuten- NG‘DlH‘H lltt'ello. -951 \\ lllat'd stt‘eetII , ~~i '19.”!-
ant-(‘ommander Coil, declared as he Bridgeport. ('onn.. who served with - up
were $35 8.: $39.50
Mi 0. a..-”
n
°r
Eduard 1.. Bennett. Cottage. v c
Ft. ’l‘nnnhull Beach. Mill‘oid. Conn. _ :wira'j
l‘nr lntantry. A. E. i“. . ' ,
“m." "cm ' 1 3' . Q- ‘ (if. '-" ' Q9 . ' _ g7
VlOLAT R" 0F AUTO LAW ‘ 0 e l 888 ' ’ -‘. “it“
0 a s L V ch 1 0 S are .3:- m.
BEFORE COMMISIONERS - ‘ t
l'Zx-;l.t « (l'\'t-‘- oi unit-mobili- lnw viola- ‘3”
.for young folks--- real needfuls. '
hiwlc (‘ommtssioncr MacDonald at the
Cttlllll) i'ULlll house yesterday and five . .. I . . - , . "xvi-(J
(M... We... ...,,,,mm.d_ 1 8 to 25 l a-» ”Chills: trom France. strong and even, 1 1-2 kw tw‘
— 3 l-D in." 2 ml
The following disposition of cases thr—ZRC it) SOC 3d
“'t‘rednallo: Ralph Patrick. No. 2ilI NEW—“ll from I‘ ‘ k .v I III . l . II ‘§ . . . . . . . H. I a,"
l’arrott ru'enuc. ilt‘idgcporl. fatal ac- . L i “Cy ma Cl‘ \\llt1 :LClllb It) l.l\c Bun (tips of fine Qlllllll). “1“th ‘ll‘ l‘lIle lil“’n, NOS ‘I ‘M
t-ident. license suspended for to days; :ansrlit the finest inspiration of youth! to «Ill—(l and 12 \‘d lticces,——-toc m is; « W
Thomas 1’. Corey and Nelson Biggar, .‘I. . . . . - . ' . ‘ .t: .tl‘m!‘
Bridgeport. “mm Wm, mansmm_ lJlNlllCTl}, not dreases tor women made in emailed. Double-told p.35 tape of fine pm“ 13 rd Pl€C€.—‘?5¢ .um
um and exonerated by coroner. licen- sizes. . l0 35C ‘ m4 3‘
svs- returned: 1‘. ll. Rockwell. New ' ‘ l _ . . -. an“
Canaan. operatin: without license. n- ' Instead. ”UlN youthful $95535 0‘ ”TC beauty. l llilll' nets, the, special Howland Fitritc, cap shapepfi-o ”M
('t'l‘lSP leturnml: Frank Reynolds. No. 7 »~ .I I ‘ u” . - i '~ 3 . 2- . . - I. , , 1- . . __ .. 4.4.. W
2:: Hank street. Bridgeport, achdenII . lhcrIc are lllnlg~SlYl851 tor example, that IJUSl accord 13k, for ac, white or gray -u . _ dungeon!
cm. cominued. “I...“ ”mm.” xOg With the lmespf youthful figures and tree carriage. - [here Slipon veils, fine mesh with butterfly—25c , rfimti‘f‘lfl!
' ~ . . . ' K mama“?!
mu Pembroke street. Bridgeport. and m dresses with unique scalloped drapery, double rows of
.\ .. . . as t s . .m- . . . . . Boys’ trouser hands all readv to saw in. sizes 2 ' '
"5' ca” “a” °"‘ “° ”'0" " ‘ it. Here is a touch ot bright red upon l'lCll blue. ~ ’ ~ . , lpacltfixq
bled: John McNamara. No. 1717 .\'ohlc' 15C ‘
avenue. reckless driving. lit-misc susw ‘ Yei' IllCSd 'lre special dresses for young folks . F . . “ shit
prmled ,0, 2., In“ .. * . - . . Grip- ast skirt belting, curved or straight, 2 to 3 infii‘m
..,_.-_..~,__.-. _,__- . laficta and Georgette crepe and combinations Of the’zsc to 35c yd “ ‘mi‘
GOVERNOR SHARPENING AXE ; ' ._ S ‘ $22. 2'. '
___, : - "l” m 50 S 3 Hook-and-eve tape of good quality—23c vd ‘ "“55”?
Rumors Say Veto May Hst Appropria-i 50pm“ floor. <1 3 f qt " t as 1 ’ I, 24.2.33 3W
tion and Boxing Bills. ‘ 131- d‘ CHCT ape’-“ C 3L " fig:
slaw HAVEN. May xx; Tn... Gov. Garment hangers, keep - clothes >moolh and unt- 3mg
‘ '.
Holcomb will atuah .2 vein to a large I Beautlful S‘m OCkS wrinkled, many sizes—5C l0 ZUC.
number of appropriation hills passed
by the Legislature. inu‘ludinu those for In!“ :.,-lt, I'liir.
S'ate armorii-s in \\’allinctord. Anso- 0f crepe de Chine. ' l ‘ WI“: 3::
pin and .\ll(lfllt'l()\\ll. was lllt‘ helici e.\'-
. “ . i
presstd lit-re. According to the Sumo - _ I . . _ I .- ‘ ' ‘ . I h I , ' ,:. . ,‘f‘:
information. llll' appropriation for an 1H“; \lHl‘llLll, llihlll‘ltlllb .lllcl glowmg hll‘lOCkb at hand- e lger S or O I ‘
armory :ti \‘C:tto‘rl)ttt'_\' will he permit— 3Hlll€ Cl'fl‘C ClC ClllllC -» t , m
ted to stand. - - - ~ ‘ - l’ Ian CC. —C . “I. I. the m y it
,I “.1-..“ ”I“... mi...- th-u n... .\o\'cl. and ot rare cfiect. and ot tine quality. d I?” a: C e" u " mt ~ tc “"dy of ’ '3“
- .. «- > A» ." . on uwor . in“
a“‘~“"’“'r_“‘"”f' "“"W‘ “ml" "0‘0 ”“’ One dark-lined example is embroidered in contrztst— .. . , . . 1m
slam honing Inn. paw-vi h. hmh huus md tinishcd with deep and beautiful "“1ch Almost, it not quite, the dominant figure ot the Peace mgr-a
rs (ll lllt‘ ltI-Elslttlut‘“.
:Cont‘erence, of :1 certainty the great leader of France;
Thr gown-"r can mrcisv the right A turquoise is finished with many tine tucks. : , _ c ._ » - ~ .. .
of veto on a large number of bills ‘ h . . t l _ IGeorges Clemenceau lb .1 man we would all know morcof... mg
l'tl l ‘.'lt - v. A new: erll‘llll‘TS rm asnon— $12.50 $26 . . _ ..¥ _'
na “"1 l". l‘: .°g" “3"” m“ ““01"“ 3 P g & " . Here is that knowledge, given by one who wntcs‘?‘”‘
ed. and his d(ll0n fixes the fate or the Second ”mm . l _ _ . - \ . . . v, m,
measures. . ~ - gknowmgly and interestinglyi—(Jenrg'cs Lebomle. $1.50 4.4x...
moose MEET TONchT l . i Eddie Rickenbachqr, America's greatest ace Of "the ' 3
. C
At m.- t‘t:ttla“ meeting of no Follfh More flue ltlying fleet tells a wondrous story of air lighting in this; yr '
t w h l ,. ;
to he held this ew‘nin‘: tlw risttlar lie 00k “(W R’Tdy
0 ' l
mommy initiation “a: 1mm “hen: new Statlonery. i Fighting the Flying Cirillo—$1.50 -
some lwcm‘y—i‘ive new candidates will , I
... I . ‘ t':‘.\" ‘ ‘ . . I I *'~ u" ' a. .
be lmtiatuiItmder the In . tnItI :mcnI l‘l‘Uln Hlll'd—Il SUCdC filllSl‘l stationery marked by '. By OPPCIllllClm .1 he \NlLkCL‘l Mill‘qillb. All ”13;!!!
mm”- “ ””1 “at ‘3‘” “‘m‘f‘“ b’“ {pleagmg beauty and fine quality, nous Oppenheim tale tilled With the uncommon SituatlnfiS.
”‘9 ‘03“? m“ 3"” ‘he.""3“e““°“ ’7 . ” , _ _ , _ . iwhich he alone can create—and dispose at. 81.50.
h" “9‘“ 8‘ “‘0039‘1‘3" ”‘ ““"' “‘9'“ ’, Dully rich, it includes such shades as gray orchid his— it...” “00,. rear.
bership in the order will cost $25 under . - - , r - » — ‘
(losed charters and not less than $10 CU.“ Whlte pull; and blue'
under an open cjnmter- South “”1““ l And ’tis made up with the new “neansq‘uare” enve-
Norwalk lfoilcc. .\'o 3231!. l.. t) 0. \i. ‘
.
'sntion which toes not expire until Autz~
ust ll and which makes it possible for. ';I BOX of one quire I
. .. .. cool underwear
‘ Main floor. rear. _ O
prospective candidates are therefore; 34“-..-e-..‘ .
urged to make application tor member- I, _ - . . . .
ship clor before that time. in order to Nghtgowns Of comtorjmg Cl‘CPC & ill dClILatC
receive, the benefit of the reduced fem? ’ F g d ”tint or pure white. \
. . our 00
sues on 10 NOTES. , i I , f ~ becaussgflhaelydrggl‘lybrgqfilg it‘ddi lt:)fI1Islc]rgvictr. a joy to la
.......... m... . WOm en- 5 ox ords. , , _ - . ,
awn.“ H... Vanni”. ' -’ Kimono shpover model With round neck, attract: .
«Ham 1*. Schacbne of New ‘York.’ ., Reasonably-safe to promise that you will find in this trimmed with lace and ribbon— ’ . .
"mm" med “m m a” 3'” ”m3 . " pof four, one style 30f ta“ oxfords 3° approve. Nainsook and ‘fine cambric ' .awerS. with ru
:1: Elem H.333? They Offer new 5thacfivc style. cmiforling fit. good jmpbrtied Swiss embroidery of pr: ty pattern and nice
to; m payment cut/m noun-of / : . . m,- __.I ,
mi" * 9‘33”?" r £9.50,
. 1'."
Norwalk Chronicler