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(‘CAREER AT END
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1-"
.' turn
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r \Illngc.
I. lvt
',. ‘ n:.1l_\'sis of narcotic tab-
pocket
at Bellevue hospital.
. 1" Miss (‘Iintous
\\.l\
. Illufi “mu-d Secretary.
.. nil Miss (‘linton here.
!. married within I.
mre Investigating re-
, rt_\' which Normand and-knew little of her.
said to have at-
.v. '.1.\ night in a Bahamian.
The place is un-
a iormer numt of a
”nation or "parlor rad-
11 i \ l‘..\‘, May 18.—Little is
She
‘1 h r sister on \X’halley ave-
r wtstville for five years.
m as.“ as M
Hana 8m school iii ms. the was
secretary for New Raven drstt board
No. Lin 1011. and left that year
with her sister for Philadelphia
where it was reported she broke her
arm in an auto accident in 1918. and
that she removed to New York ocity
the next year. She left no relatives
here and only a few triends who
COURT READY FOR
MRS. NO'I'PS TRIAL
Continued trots First page.
Puhllc Defender Robert G. DeF‘orest
Attorney Shannon was assigned by the
court at the request of the pfibllc de-
fender. No intimation of what the
the will be finally cleared up Thur-h.
day and Friday.
In preparation for the t
Nott an extra panel or jar-om til" l ——
summoned for next week. anced to Wm
expected that the remaininm "an. m
of the present panel will be excused MST: 5,;‘1‘;Me “15¢ tieuamfir”
"I'hursday or Frida) from further sew-ll"e On several occasions during the war
ce - ere was considerable talk Of callin
On. 0! the cases still undisposed “'2‘.“ Co'npa“y I "“0 State ”nice hu‘t
is that of non Wade accused 0t bur- .the' necessity neter arose. This was
glan. He has pleaded not guilty. but particularly true about a \ear 330
although in the prisoners pen all do) lduiing the ""lted bomb scare in
yesterday his case was not taken up. ,Haflfom when an attempt to blow up
the Capitol was made.
The company roster follows:
Whl loa w e
ie no no or made at the Captain Charles E. ilritto. Lieuten-
regular monthly meeting of the Nor- ,
walk Building, Loan and Investment “m Than“ 1‘ McMallt‘tmfi Lleszwgaani
Association yesterday the new mem- Alfred C Kraemer. m"
line of defense will be has been made
by Mrs. 1'oit's attorneys.
IDEAL
There are a couple of minor cases
William D. Plait. Sup. 3"?- Harry
tied.—
be“ were “an“ Beckett. Mess Sort Fredk H. Ganuns.
Buy go.‘ .51..“‘0... Sergeants Wm. I“. Ashton. Ed 1.
— ’0'" ., “H Browne". Benjamin J. Joy.ce Daniel
R. Rstsenburger: Corporal: Frank
Gall. Fredk J. Ganung. W'm. Kery,
Frederic A. Petrie. \"m. G. Stevenson.
E. F. Wilmott: Mech. James F. Keel-
er: Mus. John F.13urrow.s Eug(ne A
Kane: Prhates \Vallace Ar.nold hit.
I ltel Antonovic. John H. Hall. \\'m. J.
‘Rartlett. Byron Beckett. Franklin A.
Beers. “'allace Bates. Chas. \V. Bates.
Carlton M. llyington. Harold H. l)unn_
, Policy -
. my. 4M2: I ' .
'9- 'i ongoing: Claret. m4
- Rudder. Raymond J.‘
{Rey-holds. Salvador Bestivo. Wm. S.
Ry an. Joseph 'Ihvelis. Joseph Vex-ban-
ie. bout \Varga. Harold Wilmett.
Amor amson. Clarence Wilson.
Frank “'atga. George F. Ward Les-
ter J. Young.
Reserve Detachment—Pvt. Charles
1‘. Dimond.
FRANKLIN K. LANE
DIES SUDDENLY
, Continued'trom First page. '
,tl‘Tis morning.
Mrs. Lane and George W. Lane. a
brother. vsere called to the former
secretary's bedside shortly
a. m.. today. and were with him when
he died at 6:10 o'clock. Last night it
was thought Mr. Lane was much im-
proved. His brother spent several
hours with him and when he left Mr.
Lane said:
“See you in the morning."
Predk K. Dunn. Arthur F. braves,
George 1’. Ella. James Evan. Doma-
Although Mr. Lane said following
lthe operation that he "was surprised
"I
betore 5 l
W. Lane
rothor left
ne's body will be taken to
Chm tonight. accompanied by his
brother and his nephew. 1
W SONS AND
" DAI’GHI‘EBS HOLD
STATE WNVENT‘ON
Fain: Crockett Elected Coun-
cilors—Mrs Van Tssfle
Inside Guard.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Mn)? 18.—
More .than 150 delegates from all
parts of the" sine were present here
yesterday at the state convention or
the Sofia and Daughters of Liberty:
The following officers were elected:
Councilor. Mrs Fanny Crockett
South fNo'nvulk: associate councilor.
Mrs. Annie Dingwallh Meriden: \ice
councilbr. Mrs. Imogene Morse. New
Haven: associate vice councilor, Miss
Viola Osborn. Shelton: recording sec-
retary.;Mrs. Mayme Juengest. Dan»
bury: associate recording secretary.
Miss Frances Vllifleld. Middletown:
treasulgr, Mrs. Addie Pomerton. New
Haven.-L guard. Mrs. Anna Scott. Dan-
bury: inside guard. Mrs. Daisy Van
Tussle} Bridgeport.
Mrs.
r tl.’ m” A_ ‘90"
‘ ‘ ‘ l 2.7 I I‘ me} M t“ ,
‘ the average family .Iot‘ Al".
.1; com . d with h ever!—
so today by the -l>or ’est.
0n prices of forty- three articles tro- .
fifty-one cities. thirtfi-one showed I
drop. ten an increase and two 1!.
change.
For the year to April 15 a con;
bined decrease of :28 per cont. was m
ported.
Eggs decreased 18 per cent: 50W!"
.iu'.
and potatoes. 5 per cent.; prunes. I
per cent: nut margarine. lard, crisco
and rice. 6 per c1,nt.; butter. 5 per
cent: bacon. 6 per c0111.. and pork
chops. s per cent.
Birmingham. Butte. Memphis. m-
bile and Salt Lake City showed no
greatest decrease at 5 per cent.
Members of Lincoln Council Dru-
Corps mtt last evening {or the usual
weekly rehearsal at llll‘ shop of Jonas
eph M. Moellcr. \Vashington street. A
Edgar Lynch.
reported to the police this morning.
that the ice house at Keelers‘ Pond
had been broken into. A Ford cot
Was reported as haxing been so“
standing near the house last night.
sends.) Advertisements m,‘ dun-‘1'
Chemise, Nightgowns,
Petticoats and Children’s
Dresses
nmmmmmammmm
-—'I‘hursday May 19 is Dollar Danl
THURSDAY» THURSDAY 23.5.12.TQ??1§?2§H‘"§T~. “"l'fil-‘irF'TI‘SE’hL’; :34.” 12"‘Qllr‘1131 $311932; 1’23:
'MAY 19 DOllar Day MAY 19 ' \ — s
Ideal Values Lead ’Em All
nu; FINEST BARGAINS THAT 'A‘ DOLL'AR EVER DIS- ‘
CLOSED IN 3 . -
,/
Waists, Silk Camisoles, (‘3 ,
1 -
Splendid in luster and
quality.
We Will, in Addition, 'Allow ONE DOLLAR OFF on Every
ARTICLE.
FIVE DOLLAR
| can find no serious faults in
ing shades of gray.
“ NORWALK
Norwalk Supply Shop -ssns.
J. H. .Wlierle
It’s the Price Per Mile,
Not the Price Per Tire, T hat- Counts w?
This Should Be Your_Guide In Buying.
.'l
t Consult the Norwalk dealer before you buy your next Tire.
Have ‘him show you our latest price‘ list.
mile (not the cost per Tire): against any Tire you have been using.
For, with' the latest reduction of 20% in Norwalk Tires and Tubes,
you can buy no cheaper mileage anywhere. ; iii-g '13,: ii fishy-5‘.
Long
N O RWALK Distance.
Now Used by Corporations Everywhere. 1:1
' 's. p...)
.-.-a.
;'\._
I l (E
51‘1”“
Compare the cost per
brilliance and polish.
an unique efiects.
weddingmarcb!
,angetblosshms or of fillies o
fingora. to: smart new
Itan'q a, ..... T . . ",1
5° Center
TIRES
2:0. NORWALK
Naast 'Bros. .l
L
Wn‘WT
rs... ”vsT'Wan. ’
Used for bat and collar and cults.
—-Irose4md white and burnt
r». cerium have‘ air of 'lightesS,
Beautiful silk”-
sfockings— $1.85.
firmness and thorough high
l Their maker say s they are irregular; have little hurts.
Of course, that 1s true—but eyes of average keenness
them.
F Silk of high degree. Full fashioned; thus fitting with
smooth beauty and true comfort.
'And all silk with exception of sole.
'A glorious flowing deep black and delight-
$1 .85
Iv . F 1ber silk stockings and fine lislo stockings, black
, fl ’ and cordovau—a collection of samples— -. 45c
- s, Left aisle. rear. ~ “V "~.'
-» Necklaces of rare
F- i i . . . .
I s
s, .. colorful beauty—$1.
Venetian beads; with many splendid hues.
Rich scarlet beads, some with dull glow and some of
Beads of jet black combined with silvery ornament.
ends of small and of large sizes and of odd shapes—-
EA‘ score of beautiful new sorts—all at special pricselof
VA
jihf‘ aisle. front. ".
Eovely wreaths and
veils for bride.
Neils of streaming clondlike beauty, so light and fine
they seem almost to be lighter than the soft music of the
$3.50and$5
Wreaths fashioned so daiutily and beautifully, of or-
f the valley. $1.25 to $3.50
going—away costume!
Gay in its colors.
$1 yd
le, rear.
Sltnple curtains of
special .
ed. muslin 'cunlains are finished with hemsfifch-
re eflective tie-bands and are of fine (1%
beaufi.
'N—cra
2; tow-ram "‘7 3'4?- “5%" ‘
I
ge and peacock blue and
these oxford ties.
are finished.
111) 3 position.
stylish, attractive,
-‘ Hui.
ness, by'value.
.4“
a
you fish, . ,1 *9?
brové 9; blue,’ 1n delicious
Special shoe-news
for young women,
Instantly, one sees the special grace and value
Japanese pongec in natural hue--
White habutai silk from Japan, cooI’and light—- '43
Grasporhshatmmvldgreenaar
flames-aim ,
0
It shows 111 their lines, in their staunch walled so
in their substantial rakish heels, in the careful way
if
'As one slips them on, ’izls further proved by the CM!
easy way they grasp the foot. Support is there withon‘i
an binding feeling; the foot 15 not forced into uncomforfl
A-
'And their compleb general effect is satisfactory“
Brown calfskin of rich dark blue, military heels
Gunmetal calfskin of excellent finish, low heels
Patent leather of brilliance and supplcncss, low heels
Extra value at
Main floor, roan.
Silks of ' value ~
and much Beauty.
Each marked by strength and scrx 1cc power, by linen
7.5
‘ufi
J
Safinmcssaline, goodrangc ofcolomf—o “" $1.65 i
{Batista of soft finish and firm weave, good shades—4
$1.95
$1.15 to $1.65!
Michal
Pure silk Canton crepe of special strength and beauty.
ivory gray brown navy and black.—
Third M‘l‘k-
Hats gay or. :1 ii
quiet at saving. "2.
”my: 33 .4
(J
' X sailor list of splendid straw ‘in‘bn'llianffiliade ’0?
a‘ quiet navy or brown, 'Amlthhfl mm“
of Highland avenue.- '
Norwalk Chronicler