{JOSEPH DAVIS -
. m moron. Smile ~
NORM/ALIS.
TIME !
$3.00 $4.00
NEW STRIPED
N ECKWEAR
$1.00. $1.50
. !'
Bow Ties 2 fl
50c, 750, $1.00 ’3;—
lg; till lllzlls
Mrs. Edward P. June and Mrs.
Charles M. Brown of Bartlett avenue.
Flrst district, spent yesterday in
Stamford.
' -—Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.-
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Miss Minnie Ambler of Soul. Nor-
wnlk spent the wee-k end with her
aunt. Mrs. Delia Aury of Pine Grove
avenue, long Ridge.
-—Caps and Straw liats. O‘Bricn's
The Second District electrical com-t
missioners will hold their usual meet-
in: this ru ning at the offices of the
plant on State sheet.
in basement of
Church.
Doors
-——Rumniagc Sale
80. Norwalk Congregational
Fri. and Sat. May 13 and 14.
open at 10 A. M.
_.____..
Mrs .Chm-les how of Norwalk and
Hester Smith of Stamford spent the
week—end with Misses Abigail and
Phoebe Raymond, in Long Ridge.
*Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
M
The regular meeting of Lincoln
Council. No. 4. 0. l'. A. .\I.. will he
held'lhis evening. Plans for the nmu
eny dance to he held tomorrow even-
In: will be dismissed.
—500 pairs of women's and men's
shoes at $5.95 a. pair. Thursday. li‘ri-
day and Saturday at Fred \Vatkins
Ind C0. 10': “'ashington St.
~—
William (”rillins. of 30 Monroe
0 Itrer't. this tlt'». has gono- to Sl-glfm‘tl.
Delewun-. to :lilv-nd the funeral of lllrl
mother. Mrs, lili'zalulh l‘ollins. who
died lll that t'ltt’ \I‘Slt'l'lllly.
—_
o—Siraw Hats and Caps.
O'ni'lt‘ “-5.
There will he a l'v'zlllflr met-tint: of
Hooker (:l'l-iitl .\'tl 3“. \l. (I. \'. l'. l'}.
II. this evening. when reports from
the cerlnionlill ll"l|l l.‘.>l Satllrdav will
be rcco‘in-vl and oilici business will l‘l'
brought up for disposal.
-Tliursda_v May 19 is Dollar Day.
Isnahan’s Pine Tar Bags,
Hath Balls. Napthalene
Flake
Stimson-Powell Corp.
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SOUTH NORWALK
Vaults Cannot
Burn
The very first thing you
would want after s tire
would be your fire insur-
ance policy.
Would you need to dig it
mi of the debris. or is it in
a Safe Deposit Br. hero
with other documents?‘
You can be absolutely
sure that anything you put
in our Safe Depoait vault
will not. be inflected by tire.
lomothne ask to see how it
’is constructed.
‘ Boxes, $4 a Year
,l‘.l
‘ 8n nday afternoon
are desirably.
Also Judo (tannins m
UstoMsWisdow
and Tan colors.
.EKBANKS.
W
MSG. NORW “I
. .fiis
The Rosebud; of Blidseport. slid
the Knyéeys. of this city. will claskon
at the Bat“
Grounds. A good game is anticipat-
ed.
—Prhle “hits. Armory tonight,
Vetemns' Memorial Day Fund Dance.
.. . ——'.--:---.-9
An automobile operated by Oscar
Thompson. of Greenwich broke the
traffic stand lantern at \‘Vall and Main
streets last night. He paid for the
damage. .
-—'minrsday May 19 is Dollar Day.
Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Schocppler wel-
comed a fine baby girl into their home
yesterday afternoon. All friends with
he pleased to know that the mother
is doing nicely.
é.“
—Vcterans' Memorial
Dance. Armory tonight,
turcs.
Dsy Fund
special :tcag
.l oils}.
The Home and School League has
postponed its meeting from this even-
ing until next \Vednesday evening. on
account of the High School play
"Springtime." this evening.
—Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
Guests at the lloyal James lloteL
last night. were: Emile Hemmlng. of
New Freedom. Psa . Mr. and Mrs.
G. Cleveland. Norwaik: L. 1’. Carroll.
Hartford. and J. F. Marsh, of New
York city.
—Coa.l at lowest prices. Hurts and
lions.
the Irish question
will he held at the
Knights of (‘olumhus Hall. “'asliilizv
ton street. this evening at 8 o'clock.
daylight saving time. John Spillane.
A rally. when
will he discussed.
of New York. will he the speaker. and
there will be other interesting f‘XPl‘-
(‘lHl‘FL
-—'l‘hursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
\‘udor porch screcnes. all kinds of
iioor coverings for porches and sum-
lllf‘l‘ collages. int-\pl-nsive tlrapcrlcjl
and furniture coverings are in great
demand :it 'l‘ristl'anl .Q- llyntl's. The-
vacuum clenniill.r lurnicc li_\' which
vacuum cleaning service by which
dav
is another timely silirgestion.
—Coal for next winter st Harris
sod Gains.
of p—'——g—-— ‘ ‘ It"
f‘onipaln ’l t‘ onm clicilt
(ilialdm. :it 6‘. o'clock this morning
imlrncyml to Bridgeport h)’ automo-
hilc where it will participate in
the parade and field day or the Fourth
”P'Illllt‘lll. C. S, G The taking of the
lilt‘llll't' of the companv was postponed
llr~l‘ of the inclement weather.
—Hizh grade coal
7 ll
State
l-lls.
ml‘l‘
st Harris and
.i..
ot' lllt Sons and Daughters of llil‘ l'il-
trims for the Stair of Connecticut.
’l‘linsl- whose ancestors came over he-
lorl lTHO are eligible. Application
papcis can he had by applyilit; to Mrs.
Allyn.
. -—James Ghlotto will be at Wash-
ington St. hridzc. Fri. 9 a. m. to 6 p.
m.. with all kinds of fresh fish.
Phone 1244. ' .4.
tw—
Jollli Spillane. or New Haven.
interesting speaker. will deliver
address at a rally to he held (it 7’
o'clock (standard time). tonight. in
tho- l(. 0L6 Hall. \Vashington.strcct,
at which the Irish question will be
discussed mid explained.
.l.
ice
an
an
\Valsh is chairman of the conimit-
in charge.
-—.\L l. CONTEST PlCTl HES TO
date in the New York American
$5.000 \‘lo‘it- Plav Title Test will be
reprinted in Ni IXT SI'NDAY'S AM-
ERICAN.
tonnsssndothsrmstefislsthst
Opaque Shades in dark Green. White ‘
w,l
A
Hrs. Holler? Allyn. of 2:1 Sycamore
lloarl. “'i-st Hartford (Winn. has “11'".
l-niiiinissloncvl director and ormmizor
Judge John '
'k The" R. c‘a'snnd ,the Nash Engi- l ;
neering Company"s baseball teams'
3:30 o'clock (D. S. T.).
and a. large attendance is expected.
‘ -—-A Vlotrols and selection or nec-
was sold on easy tor-ms st the IM-
ilton Shop, 49 Wall St.
Louis Avrick this
through the William F.
Estate Agency. purchased the Iormerl
William Hilsdon residence on Elisa-
morning.
ed into a two-tmfly house.
-—Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
—Get your Victrols. where “Goad
Service is n Habit." on our Buy Pay-
ment Plan. Donnelly's 16-18 So.
Main St. _
Norwaik Lodge. No. 709. Benevol-
ent and Protective Order of Elks. will
hold a ladies' night at the Elks Home.
this evening. The committee in
charge has-prepared an interesting
program. and there Will be dancing
and refreshments.
I
A good attendance is expected at.
the Armory this evening. when a
dance will be. held. the proceeds or
which will be used by the various
military and patriotic organiwtions
in Norwalk. for Memorial Day oh-
servance.
The first degree was worked and
several candidates were admitted in-
to the organization at a meeting of
Lady \Vasliinzton Lodge. No' 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. at a meeting
held last night in Red Men's Hull.
Following the meeting. refreshments
were served and a social time enjoyed.
will cross bats on the Baxter Granada, ' ‘
_.. tomorrows, Saturday alteration.-
Hoyt Real ' '
beth street. which has newcomer-:3
’6.
l
DANCE;
Memorial Day Hind
a. A. R.- Spanish War:
Vetersnnv America.
Legion, ad eternns , _
Foreizn Wars
ARMORY
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Admission. mcludins
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4‘
on! ms. mun mortal yes-
terday Ill-lino with the Vol
lports. sell- or Mumm-
lobe” me Police
Elven th'é‘ rlxht to seine all
aw. in that every: person who stills-
ll
”- «so
the pwtion 0t violate ..
ous nus:- m lav-Is: s m htoenth miendmtni m ,‘f “I
loci-um is s violator o: the eight-cent o’v'istes‘d law. toyin - ‘3'
amendment. . uh and police courts «AH “and;
; m W. la lune Jurl lotion as u, b...“ ti.“
Under. the provisions of the judi- 9°"? ‘“ “he “We I
only committee hill. city. townpolic-
: l
is, the
't.
and borough courts are authorized to
issue warrants upon the complaint of
‘ fpny prosecmint 0.003
Vs. warrant
'buildinp and for commercial pur-
poses. ‘ ’
armed with a. warrant may search
fl
Armed with
may enter - and search
, F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTLVG
The hill proy'ides"that an cfllicer
N ORWALK‘
War TaxSOc
liEllLlllNSATlAElllill
ANlllllEliElllll‘BAllN
Adgie Costello na‘s’ Bully One
of Five Performers Left
on Lot
BltllKEEPOltT. May 18.—-Connecti-
cut deputy shenls are a golderned
heartless lot. Adgie (‘oxti-llo. wild an-
imal trainer. is eoniinced of this. She
began to suspect as much. a week ago.
when an Hut Haven duality served
attachment papers on Leo. her star
performer, and (‘alh-ll the monarch of
the Jungle away iii settlement of a
$300 Judgment against Adgtc. Now
she is certaJu Connecticut deputies
-—Luxurious in their comfortable
warmth. and sumptuous in their
magnificent styling and bright col-
ors ale the stunning sport sweaters
on display at the N. E. Ryan Co.’ 'l
store. The zest of youth is suggested
in the newest models. and the prices.
are wonde'rfully low.
Sci-en candidates were initiated at
the met-tins: of Banner Council. Sons
and llailglilcrsot Liberty. held last
evening. There was a large attend-
frcslilm-nts
enjoyed.
were also
“‘lll l»-
and a social time~ were
Plans for future lit‘?l\'llit'§
niadc hy the lodge. which
announced later.
-—-—.\llikc
py with a Victrola and Victor ltcc-
ords. Fame in and let us explain our
1"! Sceptre. will not
nl.lr meeting night. but instead will
liold a special meeting on Tuesday
evening. Nov 24th. at Progress l-‘o or-
inm ”all. when there will he a class
initiation. The degree item from
(‘ourt Victoria at New ”Han-n is ex-
pected to he present and do the work.
.\il members are requested to attend
and to bring; refreshments with them.
w
Thomas J. Keogh. of 10 Seavicw
avenue. complained to the uptown po-
lice yesterday afternoon that he had
hecn struck in the hack by a handle
on the side of a Bridgeport but: while
he was standing in front of the Mom—
1
ll" was bruised up considerably. hilt
.wns not sciionsly hurt. The bus was
.opelatcd llv \Villiam D. “lack. of
Jackson axenue. Strntford. Patrol-L
man Dorney investigated. but no ar-
irest was made.
l ANNOUNCF‘IEN'I‘
We open s store on Saturday April
10 on 44 Water St.. So. Norwalk. of
second- hand furniture. dishes. gas
ranges. stoves. oil stoma. carpets.
kitchen utensils and furnishing sn-
;tltues. etc.
lance and Ash Tel. 9".
q
loaf
Kany WISE om mwlnt
hemolddoifhemtm
, .. m”...
ance. and following the initiation re-,
your home-life more hap-'
casv payment plan. The Hamilton
Shop. 40 “'ull St.
(‘ourt l-‘raliccs .\'o. ll. Ortlcr:(’:old-'
meet on its rcg-‘
lcomely Lunch wagon in \anl street.
l
haw no fetiinxs. fol a second deputy
yesterday allut hed tlinc more of her
‘llous.
i Ulie lone!) lion sits ill a case on the
carnival lot today. “he re a “eds ago
Ithere Wire .’l\c. “is tall between his
legs and his hind thmwn hack the
sole survivor of the lionlnc quintet
'roars dismslly. shedding an occasion—
nl tear as he views the distress of his
mistress. Allfill‘ is all put out over
'the. loss of her Jungle DQ‘ln.
For a short llmt' Leo was back in
Angie’s possession alter brim: attach-
ed. She paid the 83“". and was tiring-
lug the lion hack in Bridgeport \‘litll
another alllBClllllt‘lll for iimuu wasl
‘5er\cd to her. and Leo wan aiiil
taken into custody. i'hnv times willi-
in the pain week L-o has had legail
'papers served on him. lie has grown
so used to attachincnla i-epit-vins and
onlcisl executions fiom the courts of
and Fall'fleld counties'
l
l
l
INew llavcn
llhat he has begun to eonsnlrr being-l
attached pair: n! his act. 9
Not so Willi the other lllltl' lionsl
Thu-y are llluklllL‘.‘ the wclkinl: ring to-
da‘. with their plottctinl: toms lit in»
in: separated lrom thtii mistu-ss ind
being locked up ill a ham It is :i lili-
initiating enniiviiu let the kiln: of
beasts to he contim-d in a cow shcd.
R0 WA YTON
Mr. and Mrs. \V. l". l’orcpaugh of
New York have opened their summer
‘home at Tokrllt‘kl‘.
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Mrs. Lents C. Tetard hss lcais‘d
her home in Tokcneke for the season
to John R. Miinn of New York city.
Mrs. Grace Valentine has come up'
from her New York city home and
_opened her residence. at Tokens-kc for
‘the season.
Dr. and His C. it. lioutw.ell and
Dr. and Mrs. John Cornell. attended
tht denial (Oll\t‘llll0n held \eslcrday
at the Hotel (‘Olliliiodorc. in New.
York city.
All meinhvrs of the building com—
mittee of Butler Lodge. No. 97. I. 0.
0. l“~.rlll‘l‘ requested to attend the
Imeeting of the committee to he held
‘tonight at 3 o'clock, n. a 'r.
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11‘ WINS!
The four cardinal prin-
ciples of ridlt Imng' ' m.
Thrift, Intsgn'ty, salami.
ity and constant effort in»
tolligently directed. Thaw
on the eflcient futures at
m Let this link
help to snow in you
thep “principle it” tho
“ msstimpsrfsnt m at
. . .l. .VM‘L
.sloners will
i Lissilci‘
:30“:
inn-r Representative l-‘mnk Scott till p.
vMicli.)
arias; and hands“ each day.
iiiiREll leiiil
AlililEES mum
Silli’llllilll mil
Reorganization Is Com-
plete
“'ASlilNG'l‘UN. May l:.~.lames A.
Farrell. President of the l'nited
States Steel Corporation. The liiening
Sentinel was authoritively informed
last night. has agreed to accept lt‘lll—
porarily the post of Chairman or the
Shipping Board. His nomination will
be sent to the Senate today or Satur-
day with the nominations of six other
coniliiissioners.
The acceptance. it is said. is on
understanding that Mr: l-‘arrell
been loaned to ‘llll' Goveranll hi'
the corporation to re-organize the
board along lmsinecs lines. “'hrn this
is accomplished he will return to tho-
corporation.
Mr. Farrell has several times refuse
ed the post. as have several others.
The last man animal was (‘armi
Thompson of Cleveland. close friend
of the President. Mr. Thompson. it
is said. definitely declined today. and
tho l'residelil again turned to Mr.
Farrell.
it is understood the other (‘ommis-
“.4- former Senator George
Chamberlain them“ Ore). Meyer
(Rep. Los Angeles). former
campaign manager for Hiram .lnhn-
Frederick l.. Thompson till-m.
Mobile. .-\l;i.); Admiral \V. S. lullhfill
(lX'lll.). tht present Chairman; t}. arm-
l-Z. Talbot (lien. St. Louis). and for-
the
has
Mr. Prrrt‘ll is a Republican.
He has new r htll' public office. ”is
summer home is at Hickory itian.
Norwalk and is one of the show places
of the city.
STATE GETS STRINGENT
ENFORCEMENT POWER 4
FOR LAW VlOLATORSl
Continued from. First page
or their employees. suspected of il~l
legally pas-s. Ssinl: or silliiiz ll].ll0l i
7. 1- this tor \iolntions range from.
3200 and 30 days imprisonment to
82.000 and two years imprisonment.
9. Jamaica zinger. fermented cid-
t'l‘ and mixed drinks are characteriz—
ed as spirituous liquors in the provis-
ions oi the hill.
Ei.—« Possession of the or more gal-
ions of liquor is prime facic cvidcnce
of intention to sell or transport.
’il-ll)!’ "ill RPk‘l'fl‘ll
The hill rejects some of the recom—
mendations contained in the propos-
Sl Ll'lll'R IS BEST 1‘)
“A PORTABLE
VICTROLA
Gan be enjoyed by the children and you, no matter whrre— you
are—st home, in camp, or at. the seashore.
$ 1.00
down brings s Viotrols to your home—balance in anal]
monthly payments.
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Stop In and See Our Stock of VICTRtllA<
L 11. Iodols in the Mount fishes.
BosToN STORE
WILL PLATE ON
10 T0 11
200 Women’s Umbrei
/
SALE
A. .‘l..
\l
EV
jelf‘
Regular price, $13.30
ANNIVERSARY SALE i’liié
$1.49
One to a Customer.
HEAR
(‘LI‘L‘IK UP C(ILY NKLV ‘
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Irritation and Banking Out Often :
"ruled Over Night, Says
akin Specialist 1
Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face. neck or body is overcoaie,
quickest by . applying Mentho-Sul~’
pliur. says a noted skin specialist.“
Because or its germ destroying prop-
erties. nothing has ever been found
to take the place of this sulphur
preparation that instantly brings case
from the itching. burning and irrila-J
tion.
Mcntthulphur heals eczema ‘
right up. leaving the sfln clear and"
smooth. It outdo-1 Ms to relieve
the torment or Monument. A lit-
.- tie Jlr of Mentho-Sulphur may be ob.
taimd at any drug nor-ea It is used[
like cold m
GIRLS! WON!
mm TEESKIN
Saussu- the juice or two lemons'
into a bottle containing three ounces
at Orchard White. which any drug
store will moldy fora tow cults.
shake wdl. and you have a unis-tee
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. m sweetly (rs-
mm. two ’the" face. neck.
than
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l
l
lotion
duty sou-'mioenntyum whale-
Juror“.
ALMA GLUC;
One of the few singers iii—today who win n :nli
the heavy operatic arias to the simple lllt‘ltl-llt‘~ in:
echo in‘evcry heart.
A Few of Gluck’s Many Exquisil t‘
VICTOR RECORDS
Old Folks at Home . . . . ....................... .
Angels. Ever Bright and Fair ..... . ........... . ,
Cradle. Song....... ....................... ‘
.4 Lo, Hearthe Gentle Lark . .....................
Listen to the Mocking Bird .. ..
Old Block Joe
The Prsyer Perfect . . . . ..... . . ...........
The Rosary
Sing Me to Sleep ......_........_ ................
VICTROLAS Sold on EASY TERM.“
Min and lotus sxplsi‘n out “My Payment Plan"
‘ to you
Norwalk Chronicler