s'rR'AW' nA'r
' WEATHER
$250, $3, $4. "$5
Mrs. S. May ;Ahdrev‘rs,.n. N.. of
Ohio aVelluc his mm s psettlgu
with the emergenésf WIN. moot!-
ed with the General Bloetri'e ~209va
puny. in Bridgeport. . ‘
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is“ " loss or Q-
r notices to fit
nit} befi interest to you.
The second district electrlcdl c‘on’
nil-tellers will meet this evening Q
—Otrs.w Hats and can W"
-A big reduction all otdho
latest models of stills.
[attracting a big crowd to” the-
y-cu-
itram & Hyatt suit section.
. ‘mlss this opportunity.
. m
300 not
I A successful "Kaffee-Kistsch"wss
held last night by the ladies of the
German Relief fund in the“ “as:
lplace in River street. There was a
good attendance and a social time was
enjoyed. A goodly sum was realized
from the affair.
——-Saltlsea is superior. to any clam
chowder you ever tried. Sold by
leading grocers.
Eureka ”Rebekah Lodge will meet
(his eV'ening. «A special program has
.f'l'i’l arranged and refreshments will
(ollow tlzc meeting.
——-~_
Baby carriages, couch hammocks.
Cl‘ilsntliiillt‘ otTPl'illgs that find a read)
Nohting is more appropriate for
the. springtime Sundsydinner then
good tasty veal. and all cuts of fancy
stock are advertised by O. F. Schultz
in hls big adv. today together with s.
wide choke of all other fresh and
cured meats. Note his price on.
sale at the big furniture store of,
and VVillow hampers are the varied potatoes.
I mond Son. —“— """
‘3) Guests at the Royal James hotel
-——(‘oal for next winter at mrris 3'93""“3' WP": D- (3- 9“!“"f‘"- 0'
and Guns. Hartford: J. R. Hugelmnn, of Hart.
ford; John I}. “'illlamsou. of New
‘ . ' York citv' \V. H. .‘lf‘KPiV". Easton.
Sllulnel K. SlVer. the absconding . ' ' '
du- I‘lil‘l r of :. Nl-VV' lrllllsVV'ick church. 'Pa” Ed. “amet' of Easton. Pa" an‘
Harold I'ender. of Philadelphia. Pa..;
Mrs. Robert Blain. oi' Stamford and
A. Kenduo. of New Haven.
who figured in a biganlous marriage
on (it'll-llVVlcll. is said to ilillt‘ been
VVllll his latest “VVii'c” fit Niagara
.t‘t
Elli- The authorities in No“ Jersey -
.vu'. films. of Greenwich would like to —Pannm,a,s and Shaw HMS Re-
. . modelel. OBl'iens.
out: 7 V leVV‘ him.
Tomorrow. Saturday. afternoon the
.g-l... it. .\ G. Lust-lulu team. weather Endeavor ("lrcle of the King's Daugh-
."'lll"llvl'l:. “iii play ”11' Nash ['Inll’l- Itt‘l's “1“ hold a lawn party at the
"M 1"“: CO"”"‘“~‘J° team. 0" the ~Home for the Aged. Westport avenue.
"'"V’" “"- '"'“°"“°“’ =“'°""°°"- M 3 They cordially invite all their friends
“"V ‘1‘ (daylight 9““"5’ “'“M' A to be present and ask that each one
r,~-. ammo is PXpOCtOd. This i! the Ibring some article of food to ”“19“-
g-v that “as PORiDde from "‘5‘ tab the pantrV at the home. The af-
“ ' ”'-‘- ”NW“ 0‘ “”""""" “Um“ ‘fair will start at 2 o'clock. standard
"- > time.
—C03‘ in lowest prices. Burris snd‘ Thc civil suit of Robert Montgom—
0on3. ery Vs. Joseph A. Leguto. proprietor
—- of the Norwalk hotel in which the
Tm: VV-lll \\‘:lnl some new records plaintiff asks for 3500 damages is on
for flu-r Sunday .ullfl we are suggest-"his .lrternoon in tht‘ uptown c“).
n g “M in our tonight's '"hntl‘w‘lcourt before Judge Nehemiah Candee.
mm? "H" is “I” ‘0 “mu“ to 30" ‘Thc suit is based upon an accident on
‘Ivuukllu- llsl “\t‘l you VVill bf- sun- to September 11 la“ in which 311'. Le“-
like “Alnlle flee" the llz'lvuliizln fare-Ito! automobilt damaged it motor-
wcll snug, sung: ll_V Alma Cluck. Stop cycle owned by the plaintltT.
in and hear tin-so or any others that
you. wish at i)0llll(-”}'S 18 South Main Following M adjournment to Ban-
Btt‘m. "\Vllci‘c Good SerV'iCc is . a tam. Conn.. where one of the d¢fefld_
habit." ant's machines were ill opemtion. the
—"‘——‘ case of the Hall and Roller Hearing
The lloldwing llrchestra hcld a.re- Company. of Dunbury. vs. the F- C.
Monrsul \Vt-«incsuiny r-V'clling (It 47 Lowe Sanford Manufacturing Company. of
street. A good rehearsal was held. Bridgeport. on threc alleged infringe-
Tl" following "wmm'm “Tr“ “”50"“ lnenis of patents. was continued until
.AvllhrJl} l:;.lodino. AndrtVV' Czellt-re. June 3.)“, and fil'th. at. South Nor-
]‘eml Srinn-l'i' Ililfi Martini \lio'scl. \io- walk “1“,” :ll'gulllellts In. counsel for
link: 'livt'lllilll Feet and (‘lzlrencc both sides will be heard by Judge Ed-
,I'lilkfllld. cnrllelfl; Jack \Voli‘e. clar- win 3 Thomas m the l'nited mam.
Islet, T‘Illn llorwnLh. piano. nnd \Vulter District court. '
Arllln. drums. The lit-Vt rehearsal ,
‘will be lu-m \Vcdut-sdny'May :5. The
’Iacr- of rehearsal will l-e‘giV'en. (”lar-
—Buy your cosl st Kerrie and Gus.
on” Hmlkcrml Ilnll Andrew (‘zcbur The gm“. meeting of the In‘pdprn-
are llw rllnnum‘rs. llnu uf‘ ltird and Nature Clubs will be
__ $.E__ held in New Haven. tomorrow. there
F ' ‘ ' being an all day meeting. The Nor-
. . VValk Bird Club is a member of this
, PhOtOgraphlc supplies body. and all members are invited to
t camem' ml, ”p611, ’nttend. Tllosc who do attend are to
‘ meet at the (‘cnter church. in New
0119mm: etc. Halon. at 9:30 o'clock. as that is
1 Developing and Printing [where the sessions are to be held.
iGame “'ardezl \V‘llbur F. Smith will
attend the meeting.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
‘sepsl-ate dress skirts and Matt" 5'
lDepnrtment of A. J. Collins Co. Bee
thou-life is."
Lit-colt Council omhéitra '7 held a.
rehearsal last evening hr
for the dance to be held tollorro‘f
evening in Progress Forltm‘ hill.
Miss Florence Lyrics. of West ave-
nue. who shortly will go ltd therPaol-l‘
tic Coast. today wentto mum. N.
Y. to spend a few (bye With’frlcndl.
m.—
It is the Victor Record that okays
gives perfect seduction. Hove your
favorites played for you It the Mr
Adv.
O h—-s—‘——-
—-noysl James Hotel Dis
Deuce every Saturday. evening. rm
d' Hote dinner. 82. 60 per plate set-v.-
ed from 6:00 to 9:00, daylight saving
time. Supper, I:00‘ to 11:00. Dane-
lng from I: 00 to 12: 00. For those
served after nine o'clock there will
be 1: cover charge of $1. oli‘esch per-
ill-Nil lusuuluul
ulxmuulluln
m mun lNlilii'
The maximum of liabllity insurance
required to be carried by- Jitney own-
era is increased from "0.000 to 8:0.-
0"“ in a bill to be favorably reporiml
by the legislatlve committee on roads.
bridlrcs and rivers.
It is provided that the amount of
insurance be determined by multiply-
ing the number of passengers which
the jitney is capable of carrying by
$50". but that it must not be less than
85.000 nor more than “0,006 for
those carrying sixteen or less passen-
gers and not mare than 320.000 for
those carrying more than sixteen. The
insurance to to indemnify the jitney
owners against claims for pcrsonal
injury or death. and there must be
additional indemnity of $1.000 against
l
under the prm'lsmIls of this bill.
STREET NAMES
MAY BE CHANGED
Continued from First Page
but who last night said that he was
“mint: (0 ll.l\l- {ill} changes made that
would appear suitable in thc commit-
tee; Alfred ilrown. the contractor.
the once. of the plant on auto utfiei, ~. : , .-
Forthc’htlrsttlmekl 9m glidi-
three months. not an wise-ado,
in the uptown pelteobio {:3 fight- " ~ '-~ ~- .- ..
—-—E‘——- U" 4 “ ' .-“.fl.- i ‘ " h“
marmalade 0' TN Buimnll “fine. rais'i’in‘éamfleé“:
rd" Council this evening nu’stneés .. ’ Theo. will? allowing
“importance. [if mtfl- ‘ ‘ni “gr; a” rked out
rm attend. > ‘ _ dam“: years. and
‘ ' thyme» w’ he's: a“... m“ m
m iron at lssf‘lkht" ‘ an“: “Mm S“
eettnggof Couch. Sous'shd' ‘ ten- 1‘:- Colds.
yrs I. "engage, Medan
legal liability rt-sultltlt: or umnn‘.
against legal liability resulting“ from
property damage. lllfnrc a jitch'
may be operated by a bond filed
l rig '
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ever. anyone eon but from the drug yoursldn. ..
were a tiny bottle coatsintng“d!rec Mons stub bee-ae- use this
tloss. . lemon lotion to ”333:" bring that
-------—-—---—- soft. also: rose" completion.
,_~Iumdsosslstfilnlslndslsossafrecfle. slinbdrn sndun
'Ill- .. Melon because it doe-uranium. ~40- M'm
- . g I,mfirz1?_.tr
. :1 . ' _ alarms!
. .. - ‘* ' “'31
few drovlfof "0m" Iion its ‘ 7 m t. " m m...
‘inrsurrou the W m h. 0‘ k W
a ‘I bottle con m noes
ted” Mutation and flu tuning 0'“ of
Oran-d Wm. which Ila store
so. southern are tender. vsensifivs “I will supply for a. few mm .
underneath the toe nail that it can well, and you have s. m or plot 6!
an penetrate the flesh. and the nail um)". marra am 1m
turns natal-sh)- outward almost over buck M tug My, trs-
mt. grant lotion into peck. arms '
"ohm- is e um antiseptic “a hands edit: ay en d‘hortly
manufactured for Wists. flow- m m beauty ,and whitened of
Beam Tooth-she.
for Pain. 333m
tsbletsficost a
also so hrger m ill-mirth
the trade mark or acid tenures.
mre‘ofjiosoecetlescidestfr of Salt-
cxncacld. ' - jg.
.
l
I
5*-
Miss Lillian J. Robina-twe- taken
in oonb’li!‘ smite
when lyumber of her gir friends 0!
Eureka. Rebbeeca noose altered her
home in some msterious manner and
took hfl‘ unawares. Though Miss
Rankin-eons taken with Entire sur-
prise. site soon proved heme" a very
entertaining hostess. and an enjoyable‘
awning was the' remit. Mhs
Hopkins was showered with’ An abun-
dnnce ot’ beautiful gifts. After wisho
in; the bride- to-be much success and
Lhnppineu in the future. hire young
ladies departed at a very'lnte hour.
Miss Hopkins will be user d' to Shep-
l'len Clifford during the later part of
Jilne.
g
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jones of
37 i‘lltnam avenue. entertained a par-
t_V' of friends at their hour! last even-
ing. The time was pie ly spent
in the playing,“. cards. nochle be-
lug the principal game p ycd. The
prizes were won as fol (“we—First
ladies prize. Mrs. John Keene: second
ladies prise. Miss Minnie dunes; new
dles (‘ solation prize. Mifi May Hol-
thu First man's prize. Robert
lime it; second man‘s prize. Edward
J. l’tnllerty: man' s booby prize. Joseph
Gnoslack. Refreshments were served
and a delightful social evening was
spent.
._._._...
hits Virginia smith of :Norwalk is
the guest of her twin sister, Mrs. G.
.VIcllulte Long Ridge. Mrs. Smith's
Hon 1 red. spent Sunday with his amt.
Mrs. \icDufle.
Leon'hrd Brown and Edwin Bantu
or New Haven were in Now-1k on
huslncs yesterday, mskig the rtip
l ' ' He. .
who!“ . {
.‘N‘lss l'lclia. A\er) of fine Grove
avenue. Long'ltidge. spentthe week-
end with relatchs in Norwalk.
Miss-F lorence Crofut of Stamford
_VVas a Visitor tn \‘orwnllt yesterday
with relative-mud on busineps.
Miss '\l.l_V' \Villinllls of Putnam ave-
nue was a Visitor in Bridgeport yester-
ng afternoon.
m the \orVValk Club this after-
noon. a card party is being held uh-
der the auspices of the Norwalk
Chapter. n. A. R. A large number
are attending the affair.
who asked that Lawrence street. bi-
cllunged to Merritt place; and l). G.
Inliommcdicn 01 Logan street. Ro-
waytoll. who requested that the name
Logan strect be changed to Hogan
place. because it was a short street
and was entirely built up.
It was decided that it was impera-
the that changes be‘made in the
At last evening's meeting of the Y.
M. H. A.. It was decided to call a
, filfl' meeting of all members for nextl
"' iThursduV eVenlng. May 26th. atwhlcll
W
‘t
I
process of reorganization. It
made necessary because of the iner-
ticlent attendance of' the officers
'meetlugs. and of the lack of interest
shown in the various items of busi-
lness that tend to promote the welfare
.of the organization.
LUCLwL—L-y
—Rllmmage Sale under the aus-
pices of Iureka Rebekah Lodge.
Tuesday and “'ednesdsy. MaV 24th
and 25th. on? Elizabeth street. near
South Main street. Doors open 10
a. m. -
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.f....‘ h"— . . {-..-y':r‘ . ¢.,;,_:, , ”warflip
A
IV._‘L_.J._-lq..'.._L_Ll 1...; .L
ls “ The tennis committee of the Nor-
}: vaults GannOt '1: lwalk Country Club held a meeting at
F Burn j... lithe rooms of they‘louth Norwalk club
.3 ‘on “'ednesday eVening at which time
C Si: plans for the running of the annual
- The m first thing you :fi- Lehmaier Trophy tournament were
'l‘ won” went after ‘ n" ‘ discussed. The finals will be played
‘.': 74; either on July 2nd or 4th Cards are
5 would N 7001' m insur- j; being mailed today. to all members'
ance policy.
Would ’01: need to dig it.
mi of the debris, or is it in
. s Safe Deposit 80: here
7' with other documents?
and it is expected that considerable
interest vfill' be taken in the tourna—
ment. as is the usual custom every
year.
' Er.
1%*A“.f.—‘
“—‘IJ gun—.H
time the association will undergo a .g
. was i
stated this morning that this step is;
at}
numlw rs on VV'al-hington street; West
vaVcnue: l-‘lV aVenue from Knapp street
down: South Main street: Garner
street and suerai othtl streets in the
city.
The conflict in numbers ls~great on
l\\'ashiagton street since the abandon-
.ment of the old bridge when several
firms took their former numbers
when they moved to their locations.
Councilman James 1.. Hoyt, cfiair—
mall or the committee. and Horace E.
Dunn. the other member of the com-
mittee. also spoke briefly.
the purpose of the committee. and
promising to make recommendations
as was thought best
It was suggested that the triangle
“here Washington street and Fort
street come together in East Norwalk.
lbe called the Bridge plan, of
'Park plaza. since the cltV' 8 park will
eVenthHy be located within a short
distance of there.
i
Sentinel Advertisements Pu.
explaining~
L.
BLUE STONE FOR,
DRIVEWAYS
A well kept place, Vlith
velvety lawns and clipped
hedges only needs, to com-
plete the picture,a adriveway of
limestone.
Attractive surroundi I s not
only phage the s. but e hance
the value of the property.
We have blue stone in 1-2 and
14-inch sizes; Letvus’quote you.
The ‘ Nomi; ‘ Cod
5‘ Supply C0.
con. urn humus,
3mm
Phone 113 South Norwslh.
r
21mm!-
¥ “#_’"A.“'
eveniw. '
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85 WASHINGTON STREET
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SOUTH Ni
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THREE LOAVES OF
TOP NOTCH BRE
SATURDAY. MAY 21 .
TOP N OTCH BREAD is A
HOME product —-.made under
most sanitary conditions.
‘ . A loaf Of TOP NOTCH BREAD
weighs one pound and six ounces
and retails for
1 3c a loaf
At all Grocers. ~ e
Going
You can be absolutely
a sure that anything you put
4%
g in our sate Deposit unit
will not be elected by fire.
Sometime u! to see how it
is constructed.
COMPOUND
INTEREST
and your money when you
.. l_.‘.l_Ll;l;.:1 J-L.+,L;J.A.L.J.L.L.. ‘
{,3: Boxes, $4 a Year
want it. . '.._ 1‘
SAvmcsrm-r'r. ~
I
South Norwaik ‘
$21va
. A...t J...L l J J.-.
f
can penct‘lste our native
.
A Sate Deposit Bog—or ates-g W ,
protection against Worry and loss. ither fire so: mm:
1.2} . suitable new. The yee'ely “seedling. ‘
Away
To introduce Top Notch Bread, you can buy, tomorrow ( “
This Sunnher
.. Don’t let undue worry over the safety of
your silver, securities, and other valuables
-, your summer holiday. Your mind should be free
‘ from care whenever. and wherever you go. If
under a strain you Enlarging gain—nothingi
spOil
Mute
mmmWsro
. day only)
Three Loaves at
Norwalk Chronicler