East "Results Obtainable in De?
(tying: and. Printing You Get Here. . .
Ei 1.: a; . work once and you Will appreciate the K
A: 323111??? out. We take one day longerthen the
...3....Q§r;~.j.a tor—«but the best. results are only obtain-
ing; the extra. day to let the negatives dry thor-
y.
l printing-
.
"ax-1' is getting bigger each day.
of 2:3 astomers is the reason.
m
Sons. Mr. B.‘ 9 leaves Friday
{friends at Flushiné. N. Y. before go-
~ SOCIAL NOTE 8
Jim. Leo Saris. left‘tocla‘; for. St.
Louis to amend the international Con-
vention m‘ The King‘s Daughtem “id
to join her {or a long tour;
film. Homer P. Euclmnm. of South
Mum strict icl'.’ today for a visit with
ing to Livinzston Manor, N. Y._ where
she and Mr. Bucknemr will spend a
month. “ ’
Mr. and Mrs. C. l". Church and Mrs.
A: R. Malliin of Norwalk are visliing
friends in \‘l’ashington.
_ Mrs. Joseph A. Yolk, Jr., is a visitor
in New York today.
UPON SAME CHARGE
Trio Allege Intolerable Cruelty in Pe~
titions Made to Civil Superior
Court.
1:th
} SNNDLLY’S
16 Seattle i'lein Street
hwen announced.
_/ .
. . 7 - I‘r'e'ilson Vanderbilt and Miss
g I S "ambit-en Vanderbilt will Open their
i 5 -:‘:~ home in Stamford on May 28,
: 5:: mild '1‘. Murray
\‘(n-hlta. Kansans.
wrt l-lennesSy. the electrical con-
.;or of 2 Merwin Street. has com~
——-r"“'"‘ pleted the electric work in Dr. Gool's
; . . . 1., llid‘g.‘ slr‘r‘e-t,‘a 10- office in the “Commercial building.
' my. has. lame-n reported _
5- 3. , l
.: holm'. g —1Ve do accordeon side and box
I e .
- . .. - :pleatiniz on a short notice. Roth's Va-
: .~ 31;?1191 Rum” Point; tiety Store, 23 Ely Ave.
. _,_.._~—-— .
L» :wnt‘.’ lilrewhere in The Norwalk branch oi’the Con-
m Slay. 2191143915311 ad“Cnecticut company has added a num-
“a. {will is (,ifll‘l‘fgil a five her of extra. men for the summer
- ' . , MN ””953. schedule, which Will go into effect
'”"""" , next month.
* 'a'Clziai (‘ln‘h 1will mretl ‘_~-
V. LPS’I‘Y‘». Fairfield Robert J. liennessy, the well~known
. of this WPPR M311" electrical contractor of l-lanford place.
7 . 5., allow Mi? 38‘1“?“ to South Norwalk, has chanced his resid-
13min iii}. ence and business to 2 Mei-win street,
’ "w“fl , Norwalk.
Hans. Thai: 5 All. ,
. m .. A Mm‘mnn, assistant Pfigtncing Sat. Blghls, Roton Paint
~ - .trrh, uptown, has
. .» ::» i: in St. Mary's church,
l'r‘mn lie will take up his
The Sunday Schobl “'orkr-rs 7153;-
change meets this aftermmn and even.
l‘ ‘A i,‘ iVl'iz. . . ~ -
._, mg m the Not-walk ’Methodist Epis-
2 _ -. ; E. .. . X“ :2. Knights copal church. Interesting addresses
will be made this evening by Dr.
Clarence IIill Frankc and Dr. \Vllllalm
lum, on Friday
w .t \
. 'I‘ l\'?‘. 2 “ H“ -
-. . lulllialp {ipzzree wxil l'pTIi.?..t,:. 3.3111113. iffi‘ni'lmd' {”1 [1-9.0
.. . . a." s , ~ «v . .. .
z: . . “fl (mummies. p H‘ "' 0‘” H 11" mon
should be present.
~—Dancing Sat. Nights, Roton Point
Sunni I’lclegzi- Park. »—
:‘z‘ link cere-
m‘ on A “Good News" mocling will be held
m s‘hc walk Methodist Episcopal churn-h.
i’l‘hi‘s is Hm regular mid-Week moot—
, _h_...~._. .mj,r and all attendants are :tslzcyd to
. . _ . . inuflning 502nm clippings l'rom tlw news
..5 will sheets or other issues of the prrSS
" A Which within-S the holler sidw of
.t
.Things."
.7 ‘- .. 1 ‘ "ml: WW?” 87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
. . 1:. — .izlivn by -
It; . 3, Krinfi', m‘}
_ Noru’ulli 'Stxt'l‘mgisis have I‘N’nn-Slrd
‘. gustev—jflm' llu: Following, from tho non of'
.Anno Muxxunm’n'li, be printed in tlm
zeol'umus ml The ‘l‘lvening Sentinel:
. ’ l‘llln'n lllu whim of one man or :1.
“Minna” group of I‘m-u cam hold up 7.7;
' )nm‘fZESlulo lmgisloturcs' wprl; and 90mm”
7‘ 13g: women, uric has to hold Ono's breath
~'\:m“‘.:lritl ('ounl tun “1.5131; (‘fanlllf‘l‘d thm
”A“ 1 {the good old saying: ‘A government
’ r'a“‘*3:.()l‘ the promo. by tln- people. and for
”119 tH-Ozile. shed} lint, perish from tho
' . carlh' rmnnins trutL» but, maybe, in
K“Z“.Spllr- of the splendid construction
. :v {Ugrrork done by the women of the world
a'flfldnt thr- time of the \\'orld's great need,
~1l’hai‘lmcans nothing to his Honor. the (low
”‘9. omor, 22nd ‘urv won‘t-2:11 pcoplc?’ is: an
5" W mmiczillod the Legislature to enable 1hr
,soldior vote to not in, once in limo to
. 2:? ”AV note for Marcus llolr-oml). as Govern-
.. g in . \.-. .‘ , ) .‘l"!
_ . ‘WOVUH r of ( Ullllfflliul, to succet d llnnstll.
r" “. ’ ‘ “i‘
31mm; ——SPECIAL FOR DOLLA‘R DAY
l 2 dimes oif on every dollar's worth
"‘ .. -_ ~--Jgof Goods :tt Brand’s Jewelry 5.2; Optical
,Store, Now L'l. North Main St.
BERLIN. May Lia—Corporal punish-
}ment in German schools. is to be abol—
IF 1:ishcd, says a decree just promulgated
:by the Ministry for Public Instruction.
:The decree declares that canine: and
{other forms of castigation are incon.
:Sistent with the spirit of the times
land should be discontinued altogether
‘ _ fin favor of moral sunsion. It is added
3.31411 anythigvg f tthat. in no case girls should be sub-
" “ lieuted to corporal punishment. In a
'1“; lyear from now, a reprirt is to he made
L‘Ls‘f; are worgfig fby schoolmasters and mistresses on
‘ like effects of moral suasionrupon the
:Germnn youth.
1
: .' Private Forlorn
m vmm ‘ 5 GOOD ROADS IN BANKING.
Have you ever driven over
.. . g one Of the new “ good roads?”
ESXES ATE ' If so you know what the Fed-
! oral Reserve Banking System is
doing for its member banks and
i' their depositOrs.
i YOUcan get on this good
road by becoming one of our
depositors. Drop in and talk
with us about it. . .
We are the only membeF-‘S of
‘ the system in South Norwalk.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK:
“For; tomorrow n-veniug in the South Song
. Ymkghumun nature. The pastor's which]?
n’ in: wish-inf discussmn will bu “Think on The»?
i éCarpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed _
lConnecticut Carpet Cleaning Company':
Three divorce suits were filed with
.-Clerk Fred W. Tracey of the civil su‘
‘perior court. today, the. allegations
made by the petitioners being intoler-
. able cruelty and desertion.
Mary E. Harrison, Whose maiden
:name was Mary E. Jackson, asks fdr
‘the dissolution of her marriage with
John Henry Harrison of ‘rNewAYork, on
the ground of cruelty. Petitioner also
pleads for $2500 alimony and pending
ltriaJ of her suit has attached her hus-
band‘s property in Greenwich. The
marriage tool: place December 12, 1912.
Three Aliases
Three aliases figure in the name un.
der which Lillian Raymond 0! Norwalk
knew her lmsband, ”Walter Raymond.
petitioner states in her complaint.
The defendant, She- alleges, is known
as “’alter Shaw, Walter lockwaod and
Walter Gates as Well as Walter Ray-
mond. .
Petitioner states she married defend.
ant December 24. 1916 and has been
subjected to intolerable cruelty from
him ever since. Her former name was
Lillian DeGi-oese.
Charging her husband William Doo-
little, of Bridgeport. with desertion. his
wife. Gertrude Doolittle. seeks a di-
vorce and asks for the custody of their
eleven-year old child-
i
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY MEET.
' DERBY. May l‘3.—*Before closing its
session last night, the Daughters of
Liberty in State convention chose the
officers: Councillor Miss Josephine
.Benham: associate councillor, Mrs.
Bessie Jackson: Illiehest associate
councillor, Mrs. Fanny Crockett; asso-
ciate vice-councillor, Miss Annie Ding.
well; recording secretary, Miss Ellen
:McNary: associate" secretary. Mrs.
;Paul Allen: treasurer, Mrs. Abbie Pal-
met-ton; assistant treasurer, Miss
fAnna Risley.
l
DERBY LEGISLATOR DEAD
DERBY. May Him—Joseph l’. (‘olwelL
who served in the General Assemblies
of 1909. 1911 and 1915’, as a mmn‘ber
from this ciiy. died toduv. after an ill.
mess of thrcc weeks from heart trouble.'
He was an undertaker.
MANILA, l’, l,_ May 19.~~Thc Phil~
ippinu Citizhl‘lship hill. Daffifilid by the
”last Legislature, has been Signed by
'Governor General Harrison. A sec-
tion of the art which permits the ac
quieition ol" Philippine citizenship by
Orientals, who are specifically barred
tron! becoming: (-iiizvns. of the l'niled
‘Slazes must he approval by the Presi-
dent of the l'nilvd Sinins, before it
can become a lam:
This would allow (‘him-w and other
Orientals who are domiciled in the
Philippines at present it) gain citizen-
THREE SEEKING DIVORCE ‘
ship. but would not permit the impor.
lolinn or (‘him‘Sc labor into tho isl-
ends.
(in account of Ho Scarcity of labor
in the sugar came and rice fields of
who Philippine Islands. there have
,IlF-(‘il several allmuuts 10 pass through
Him lmgiélumre a bill to allow the im-
.pm'tmion of Chinese laborers. but.
ithese attempts: have failed so for.
l
i
l A‘ little Slum- child was enjoying his
St'l‘tll’lg ‘I-‘llll was eildin: the "rum: and
(roses of the old~l‘~.1.<hiuucd : rden. and
Hm n liltln stool he set beside the
‘chivkcn. >
. lie handled the operation :mxcly
for Some lll’llt’. Then he smite:
“Do yer take Off their clothes every
night, lidy?"--l'llightly. London.
...SPECIAL FOR DOLLAR DAY
2 dimes off on every dollar's worth
:0t' Goods at Brand's Jewelry 6; Opt‘oul
‘ Store. Now 21 North Main St.
CUNNINGHAM&BACH
., New and Used Cars
'All Kinds of Renairs
All Star Tires
15 MARSHALL ST.
I Do You Shave Yourself?
'r A good set of tools for a. good
job. Your face looks good and
feels good, and shaving is not a.
“surgical operation" if you use the
right. shaving supplies. You can
be your own barber—save cost,
tips, temper and time.
We can supply you with the
right Razor’s, Straps. Brushes and
Soap; also with ”Witch Hazel, Pow-
ders or Lotions for "after shaving.”
We’ll sell you a complete outfit or
a single piece.
Prices are right on every article.
‘ ’7 H'...
PB?“
magfiiolmn duration to the man who lax-iclfifir“ glimnm‘ 0f Y’afimfii me. The I
gfarmer‘s Wife. “ho was picking a
A? MEAD 7
.NOW Comes the an
the ‘I‘Bi-g Bargai ns ” ,
Dollar Day Means That on Thursday, May 20th, One
of Your “Dollars ” Will Buy Almost as Much aSTWo
Will Buy Ordinarily. ' ’
ON THIS DAY WE. WILL SELL MANY THINGS AND GROUPS OF THINGS FOR A DOLLAR »
’THAT ARE WORTH ALMOST TWlCE AS MUCH. ' 7
= ' s ..
DON’T MISS THIS WONDERFUL VALUE’GIVINGEVENT-WE’RE GOING TO MAKE THIS .
THE BIGGEST AND. BEST DOLLAR DAY EVER nELD. Sflmflmw“mmm
Just See This List of Things Y ourDollars
Will Buy Here on *This Day at Our South
NorwalkStOre Only ’ '
2 TWO Dollar Union Suits for ,. . . . . . . . $3.00 One Lot Men‘s Toi’o Panama Hats . . . , $1 till
2 75c Balbria‘ean Shirts or Drawers $1.00 Broken Lots Soft and Still Collars 6 for 31.00 E
3 Pairs “Eire" Brand” Hose . ...-. . $1.00 ‘
3 One Dollar Four-in-Hands “W. . m... . $2.03
One Lot Boys’ $1.50 Blouses. each . . . $1.00
One Lot Children’s Straw Hats
‘ ($1.50 and $2.00 Hats) . . .‘ $1.00
One Lot Children’s 32 Play Suits . . .1 $1.00
Large Sizes in medium weight Underwear.
~. ._ , 7 c... .1... = One-Half Price
One Lot Men’s 518 and, $20 2 Piece Suit-s.
.: * , , . One-Half Price
25 Boys’ W’esh Suits .-.-...-.... ...-. One-Half Price
26 Boys’ZJuvenile Suits w... ...-. One-Half Price
One Lot Men‘s VVhiz’e and Fancy Collar . .
Attached Shirts ._.... .. $1.00 one L“ BOYS’ SW"? 399““ One-Half Price
One Lot Men’s $1.50 Nainsook Athletic Union ~ 35 BoYS’ $750 *0 $10-00 Suits at -.- $5.45
Suits mm--- $1.00 40 BOYS’ $12.50 to $15.00 Suits at .-...:.~.... $7.95
4 Men’s 35c Handkerchiefs ...—.... ... .3...-. . . . . $1.00 I ‘ 6 1302. Boys’ $3.50 Knickerbockers at .....= $250
.20 Men’s and Young Men’s? $30 Suits - ‘ - $ 1 9.50
150 Men’s and Young Men’s $35 to $45 Suits $27.50
ROGERS e ‘ STEVENS
,, SOUTH Nonw I STORE. ONLY
win money 3::ch cum. 9 P. M. 3"" *i‘ -
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