.t expensive waste.
\r‘ STERTHIS WAY. . ,
. ‘3 Now, we believe you’d rather ri
‘.n a Packard than a Flivver; '
. ”I’d rather dine on turkey (say)
' fin crow, or trips or liver. You’d
" . “her have a well filled brain
4 in be devoid of, learning; and
”V m prefer the best there is—and
“Isl, not slate, for burning.
Iodr diamonds you’d like to have
”its flawless, not of paste—and
to to run your winter'fires with-
A This being so, it’s up to you to
' ' A i this way in buying, for
y, ' ‘Osre’s s mighty difierencoo-of
“ ‘- there’s no denying. ‘fl‘
BE-OREATIONS
III for You—Fox Trot,
- Jazz Orchestra
,I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
. Orchestra
Mia—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm
Ilse") Jazz Orchestra
Icali You Sunshine—Medley Fox
I'M (Introducing “Dear. Ms")
Jazz Orchestra
‘W‘n Yogi Mam-Fox Trot
. Dells Robbin Orchestra
filling—Fox Trot
' Della Robbia Orchestra
but. Miss Lizzie, ’ Al Bernard
Minnie (sing Dose Song and
‘ ‘Iake Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
“and Nestle in Your Daddy's
films—Fox Trot, Orchestra
“ah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Us Believe-Fox Trot, Orchestra
“On or a Southern Boa—Fox Trot,
, Novelty Band
"to, Harvey Hlndermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
. the Heart of Dear Old Italy
‘. Metropolitan Quartet
fie Alfred Fox Piano Co.
I lie. resin 8L, oo. Norwalk, Conn.
‘Koflecto Bouquet Are
r’Now Sold for 10¢
”Panatclla Extras A!!!
" AHOSoid for 10¢
hNdORI:,8c;Zfor15c
OLD fin. CIGAR
COMPANY.
ms AND TUBES
w Quality. Lowest Prices.
“I and Generator Brushes for
. All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
“\ [in Easy Terms it Desired
".l'AARON KOHN ,
‘ _ pending Accessory some
Ignited Ave. Plasmid!
, EVERY BRAIN 'AND
I.” EVERY. ATOM O .ENERGE«..._..
"' e-vnien every business use takes on his coat, spits
on mfihmgmvim—and heat the brush tor business.
’ This Is the time—when the basiness whiner should be museums.
the mud: banished, the discouraged inspired.
This is the time—when we must induce business by catering to
the public needs at equitable prices for dependable goods.
‘ This is the time—tos- everyone to union‘s: that, truth. courtesy.
and snillngserviceare thethrsegreatassetsoipersonalsnccess.
We is the times-let‘s all go to:,work tor the new or real
prosperity, ‘M- v . slimmh
. TOUTILIZE
. . a
f . The Hatch“ e» Bailey- Co;
‘ Lumber and Roofings
WARSAW, May _
government is arranging to return to
Warsaw about 150.000 national keep-
-kea removed to Switzerland in 1772
to prevent their falling into enemy
When the partition oi Poland be.
tween.Prusaia. Mania and Austria be—
came imminent. patriotic Poles began .
to transfer collections of nationairel-
to Repperavelle. ..
where they have been preserved to:
nearly 150 years.
Individuals who managed_ to, get
article's or particular historical inter-
Switseriand.
OOUTII NORWALK
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
. 4 ' oumtstrrosa -' f.
Y‘" CADILLAC EIGHT moron CABS
..~- mmsoamnmsm moss
' rm slam
uoswatu a aoonvaan mo rum
mouse use. I!"
eat out or the cauntrxmade valuable
iddltlona to the collection from time‘
to time. even long after the lluminns
were in control oi what is known
ongreae Poland. .
Among the relics of olden times is
a sceptre oi one or the Polish kinga.’
The keepsakes are to be added to the
national museum in
“'arsaw which;
n estsbilahgd now .‘na‘i Poland,
regained her ircodom.
lllflSlEii TAKES
STEAK HALIBUT .
Steak Salmon
Weak Fish.........
Schultze’s Friday Fish ' Specials
,FRESH MACKEREL..............22clb.
Steak Cod18clb
Steak Tile Fish l8clb.
Steak Boston Biues................18clb.
Flat Fish..........................lOclb.
Haddock............
ADOXSEE’S FAMOUS CLAM CHOWDER
Large cans................‘.........20c
not
...............30clb.
22ch
...............20clb.
...............10clb.
89 m suns: [0me
WASHINGTON ST. ANDIAILIOAD Am 80. NORWAI‘
warren:-
BLAOK noon WHOSE
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets A
Openeam.,close5p.m.;
8aturdays8a.m.tosp.m.
merino
26.~»lf he frcd of
the times ln‘su-zi-rood wcrr to ln‘ rol—
iowml. the lohnlcr might itc bracketed
with the sacred codnsh as tho emblem
of this ntutc's "sheer; nctiviiics.
urt-s Just nnnouncmi for the last year
show A total
came into this port. an nwmn- or a
ily thus adding to
thousand a day.
its prcsilgc
markct of the
timcs‘ ill-scribed as the home of thc
bum and Ihc cod. might be known me
the "lobster port."
Htcnmt'rs from
smacks from ports
Mamchuniis lunc-
siers hrrc this spring at a mic pronh
ising to surpass mm tiw record rc—
cclnts or last ycur.
nod lohaicr ini'ui to lhi' cxirnl of ill);
or scvcn hundred
pus-ca through this no t,
The lobster ground’ i‘hlch cum-d
from Now: Scotlu to New Jt-rscy and
most of thrir products hcn;
cnich come.— from .\'n\ i
ligardlrns or ihc
lioaion some-
ln midi! ion can-
’IIJIK 0! Ills-
Scoila .hil Mlinv.
source. tiw lobsters are aulm‘cl to the
\inssac hntwttn low as to lcgnl length
"shorts." . thun-~
Inches from
are scnl hack in ilw
Thc MaamcluIIs-tl.‘ cums! in this war
lolisicr lnnnlgnitlnn from
Nun-n Scoilu mnl Mulnv In Ihv' catcnl
lli’allh'd lit
8W0 IN THE WAY
licious meats is always to be found at
this market. fresh and tempting. If you
want a fresh goose. duck, or chicken,
prime roast beef. lamb, or pork for
your dinner or a luscious mutton or
lamb chop. tender. juicy steak for your
breakfast. you can always get them
oi the most delicious flavor and cut Io
shit the epicure, at Charnok's Market.
,CEARIIOOK'B MARKET
10 Railroad Ave.
1 . m .. ' at. ‘3'1
FREE DELIVERY
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
33-88 WASHINGTON STREET
of poultry. game and prime and de—
Phone “is?
PHONE 1405
or iii-Jim) "shorts" Inst yrnr. This ran-n-
i-u'l lllllI‘lJlR nf lhv flair Hill! and game
cumnimsinn lili‘i.
cu“--i slli‘ no! Ihflll up In Mai) 1.
pi u i u “n tin runs! and «lulnpv'l (“cr-
l-"ium-u: mun] numhcrs in old ones.
for .e l.-~.-.ii trip to market.
BANK nmsns
Ali_l3_l:l_l_l_lliliiill
LONINIX. Mm :‘6.-—-A‘nnouncc‘rfi'~nt
of n citnngc in Iiw mic oi discount of
the flank of England. such as thc re-
(‘cnt rcducliun from ncvcn to six and
(inc-hall 1w rcrnl. Is an impressive at-
many lnmdrcda of
"to staff of thc ltunk of England it-
self knows oi thr- chungr
uciunl announccnu-nt ls poatcd. exccpi
iiiosc with gournnr inside "ihc par~
directors of Ilu- Imnk
and lending mm of other banks and
institutions nrc xuihcrcd to dcllbcrntc
on tiw momcnlous dcclsion which af-
iccts all parts of thr- world.
“’le thcsc dclibcrstlons arc
cludcd n gorm‘ouaiy attircd memen-
gcr commonly known in the city as
CARPET CLEANING
hats and Rugs Cleaned M
colon Restored. Like New
., ORIENTAL sues Cal-crow
,, . t. Treated *
’3'" cavitiesatr'mm
.00!" at. new
' A 1’30“ 900 b
M. Carpet Cleaning .- ,
w
.
Children’s Store '
W00! Wan-mom lo. m
vid W. Raymond
"' 1’ UNDERTAKER
”a; Jiihiiu‘iiio'h er.
. new no news animus
office.
chief assisunt engineer and in the
iast‘aeventiea built the W
SBHTHERN PACIFIC
_ ENlilNEEll lilillliliS
SAN FRANCISCO. May 26. .,,_
"cause. there are no more grcnl rail-
road construction problems to tucklc. -
“William Hood. chief engineer of the built m ‘1 practicable cost.
Southern Pacific Comp: 3' and dean
of his prdfcsdoan i
tiring of office routine. rctircd May 3.
Almost every one, of the eleven
thousand miles of tlic Southern Paci-
flc system was covered by Mr. Hood.
on foot before the rails Were laid. All'
his work was done in the open. New.
with no more lakes to bridge and .no
more mountains to tunnel. Mr. Hood
decided to leave his-office post. with
Its “unit cost" discussions and the line. '
and. at the age of 75. to open his own'
He is not retiring because oti
his age or of failing health. for he is
as active and vigorous as a man much
younger. ~ "“
> I
Back in the pioneer- days of 1867.
Mr. Hood joined the Central Pacific.
after having been mustered out of the
l-nlon Army at the close or the Civil
War; and having cut short his college
wo
at‘Dartmonth. He soon became
_‘ a
militia.- 2...}. 1.3 \
l'nlted States. 1 ”“
:li.
cd each day.
Lucia cut-off across'
San Diego and.
.struction'or the Dtnnba‘Jon out-on, a
line which eliminates a tr
of 35 miles. ,
morning paper next Noam.
orial Day. .1... ,,»
loop and sent the road to Los Angelou.
'l‘o ”mukcl illsinncc" for a grudunl
slopc. .\lr. Hood twisted his line in .1
down-slanting loop completely around
on:- or the peaks. completing ihc Cir--
clcn or N'i'i‘D-li'lllhl of :1 mil.» when
ltlu- truck crossed Its startlngTioinI in
'u Iunm-l 77 feet below thc upper level.
Later. when the Southern Pacific
wmxlcd to xl-I ucross the Salt Lake.
.\i r. lined dcclulml the cut-oil could be
r 1.140 {pct of roadhed was‘complet-
The croging of the Slaklyous ins
rinotlx‘r'ii'roblcnl solved‘b)" Mf- Hoba-
. as I! cue
the Great Salt Lake. concleved an “S" $1,. 8 line or s the. Sacramento
line to cross the Hlskiyou mountains .
between California and Oregon. 'con- ,thiough sixteen tunnels. one 3.000 tee!
att'uctcd the Dumbnrton cut-oft across: ong.
lower San Francisco hay and com-
pleted a line between
Arizona.
eighteen ‘tlrnes and passes
The construction or the line
between San Dingo and Arizona in-
volvcd cutting through Carrion Gorge.
One or his greatest tests was con-
W
RAILROAD mm msccssmi?
CLEVELAND, 0.. May 25.—-Rsnrosd
rates are among the principal topics
to be discussed by the'Nallond Insualmmon 388m
trial Trailic League. whiehopened a
two-day convention here today.
’l‘rsflic experts for the large indus-
trial concerns and managers of the
trainc bureaus of civic organisations
throughout the United States
attended.
‘ «
’IIEIIORIAL DAY mama.
‘—
The- Sentinel will be isnseq as a
liu- "Rank canary" because ‘
scurict coal and
stalks out of the parlor with deliber-
nte slowness In nccurdnnce wiIh m1-
cicni custom. carrying a big shcct Of
pnpcr in a glass rrnmc on which are
the magic wards. ”6H,. per cent."
1.. YOU! 01'!!! TAXI! l'i'. :-
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{in the water or not.
l
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Sllfll‘filili Hill] in
than mun
CHICAGO May 26. ., Substitution of
the “Kt-sun for the rifle is the lulu-st
development in mun-hunting by lhI‘
Chicago police. 'I‘hc time-honorcd
riflc-sqund has ghcn way to thc
pump—gun squad.
The n-uson for the change was thus
outlined by Mlchncl liughcs. (‘llit’i or
detectives:
"in cluswmngq lighting thc pump
gun is much ihc mot-c ciiiclent wru-
pon. ior within 90 {rt-l of the ohjcc-
Iivc it has n sprcsd 0i {our im-t. Each
shot carries ninc rounds at lcad. cor-
rt‘spondmg in sin- to that in :1 3S rem
volu-r Imllct.
"In «trawl-fighting. also. the chunccs
oi hitting the innocrnt hutmulvr ilrt‘
urrntly mlmmlrrd Iw ihc um‘ oi thc
shot-gun. hrcuusr ilxo- t-fl'ccihc i'ungc
In so short.
“'i‘lu- utlur do} Wr tllscmvrcd n
nrw u.«- for the shotgun. imriux: a
men iiill‘l‘ lmndlts in an automobile.
on.» or our men cmpiled his gun
through thc ri-ur curtain 0K lllc spo‘i‘d-
Ins; innchinc nlu Rd. The hull of hul-
iris stomn‘cl that car as no rifle- shot
would ru-r huxc dunv‘.
"’l‘hc gun wr usc has ihc shortcut
stock. l'iu-ry 0m- oi the dv-ii-ciivr
cars cnrricn ihrsc guns as regular
rqulplnvnt."
Another innovation in the dctcclivc
bureau‘s equipment is n steel shicld.
as high as a man's head. from behind
whlrh ihc oprmllvcs can dirt-ct. in
culnpnniihc safety. thwir Ilrc at lum-
dits Imrirmlmi in n building. This
porinhlr- armor is mouniml on relic-rs.
and is light o-nouuh. so that one .Imm
can Operate it. Part lxolca. thromrh
vihlch to ilrc. and in heavy films pccp
lrolc are nppurtcnnnt‘cs. ' .
Bombing. which Is now a woos:-
niaml part or [Klilt‘i‘ tactics In Chicago.
can lw carried on with great impunity
from Ilu- shelter or this shield. mid
ii‘hlcr Hughes.
NORWALK, ,’S LEAD ING
Better. Buy a Bathing Suit
Every woman knows that Memorial Day officially opens tlie elm}.
season, and a Bathing Suit is cool and comfortable, whether you go ;
i: unwaa.
THE ~YERY LATEST MODELS 'ARE NOW. READY
'In One and two-piece Suits, with a wide choice of color and price,
,{nhevma'terials include Surf Cloth', Silk Poplin and Woolen.
CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS—'ALL SIZES ‘ «=-
- a 'KIDDIE ONE‘PIECE SUITS—LOW.
A Stunning, Lot of RUBBER CAPS and GARTERS, BATHING .
SHOES and TIGHTS .
a:
e HYTTA
DRY. GOODS STORE. w
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“on. \\\stxe‘ti\\\\l\\&.\\\.\n\\\\~ some.
so
L4 r
ecu-sum
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PRICED
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commas AND‘ GLOVEB
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SOMETHING l H. Krleger C0.
NEW!
The Leading
: .‘inl- . Outfiltlcrs‘ 7
THE WARNER ' to Mon, \mem», l) }\ .wl
‘ . Girls
CORSELETTE CHARGE ACCOUNTS
a e. ,0; SOLICITED
Earning Wear, Riding. Motor-
- fl .3
All Sports Wear
A‘i' POPULAR PRICES
’,
ing, Bathing, Dancing, and i
l
i
MME. J EANN ETTE
80 50. Main St. 50. hos-walk
Pure Oastile Soap, 3 cakcs 15c
Toiletriasue,7mlls 25c
>MOTHERS!
We give special attention to
fitting children's eyes.
THAMER; lNC.
Optometrists and Optic“:-
e rausnuc at. Stamford
Chalmer’s roadster.
Hundreds of bailiff" clerks mes-
sengers and new-papqn such who have
been thmnglng the names push for-'
word to read the notice. which the
deliberately
degplto away irom the crowd until he has at-
other views held by othcr engineers. fixed H ‘0 "W wall.
«Iccldo-d to covcr cirvenuniiea of.
‘thc Lukc with u (rustic and rcnr a.
on thc titty—fourth nnnlvcrsnry of his 30”“ ridge of ”"1" across the rest of
first conncdilon with the company.
Then theer is n scramble for
does. telegraph. telephone booths and
cable offices while press agency repre-
sentatives wigwag the new rate which , 7 ~
is immediately flushed throughout the
“cspltc the sort nml trencherotls‘
Mr. Hood's life history is the llis- bottom. thc project has compicicd in‘
Vtory oi the expansion of the Southern llittle more than a )eflr' 1““ average
Pacific lines over great stretchesiori
the west. He put the road across the
di‘filcultt’fii‘epaehniphl’aas in Californimi
built the great
. --——-________.
.‘llilll(‘AL EXPERTS TEST!” IN
'Sl'l'l' AGAINST DOCNR .
A number of medical experts were
caiicd to the stand yesterday (0 ‘5'
My before Judge John E. Kceier and
s. Jury in the civil side of the Super-
in the action {or 82.000
by Christian E.
Hoffman of Greenwich. min" D'-
Hyde, oi the State
amining board. The
damages chat-silt
Hch set a. broken W la‘eneh a
unskillfuli manner that he has lost.
e-————-
eirYork Indies" Tailor
eight haul _, N ‘
r * plaintiir ciai
Ford touring. ‘
Norwalk Radiator
' Repairing ,Co.
as Iain at. lion-walk. conn-
‘ TELEPHONE 0“
Ford l-ton truck chain drive. H
mom or com
momma-unsan-
* waitsta-
fiikrflemmm“.
'n. segmented-lb“
m‘ tstlatvemkela-
‘Oome‘ indecent-'54.. out
autumnal-lei.
,nmum
Estonia's at. sum
SPECIALS
For This' Week
duoedto ....‘........17ccan
chular 25c seller
, i
l'ancylainoCornacan...10ci COAL
l
Corned Beef. No. 1 size. re— GRAIN, “'OOD, Fm
DEVINE BROS. 4.
PHONE 53 ' 3i
Mi" “—2-:
A." STULL
..—et4 -. —
‘G ETTE<
.3;—
BLADES
-_ ".“h .-
HOLDER
$ 1 . 25
PREPAID
In Attractive Case
Satisfaction Guaranteed or
i Money Refunded
time only.
Remit by money order or
cash—(no stamps)
'Erad RAZOR go.
1475 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY
the use or his arm.
~ OFF ma nononvnn
“ford has been received tron: m.
cha‘bl Bredice. pt~the First Did-I'M
formerly on the U. 8. 8. New‘llextco.
but new on the U. B. s. Oride. doll:
duty li'i‘Tacmc waters. ' that he
bound for Houston. ,
hr. Budloe' enlisted. About
years age and was
to: m Roads“
”‘MM
4'.
Q
try:
‘—
f
Special 95c Each
WH—r
F. H. BAXTER
I have a line lot of (50) horses is I
sold for the high dollar.
t :1
You, Mr. Earner, will find whs
- {teed for your spring work among the-
This oil‘er for a hunted l “em an I e“ “a ,
' Tl-i NORWALK SALE
OOU EXCHANGE STABLES .
Washington Street
Nrwruhan’ ; l
wpgfis’lll‘ii‘u‘f/lfl 1’ i A»
sum um.
‘k' l
“VI‘AININGTO‘ ‘Vl" ' ‘
sou-h Novel-alt. L- '
moi—4"
ISTUTTGARTER UNION sun‘s
oi
Fine Nu irmw‘r \
DRUGGIST - .‘
O IOUTH MAIN STREET.
AGENT FOR
5 Shaw, Park a 'rilici‘
Green Seal. find 3‘1"“! '
CAN DIES
'1
ONCE MORE
. i
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".30
{Define a
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:AUOTION EVERY TUESDAY It
I:—. _ -=-=!
CLEAN YOUR :1
Camets and Rug- *3
with ‘ '
0-K CLEANER '
II moses COLons AND has»
truss LOOK LIKE new. .-
Bold By - “
_. I! m - A. s. Gehobe. 26 Wan-Mutton "- .. i
M) r .. '1 -‘ a. , nuypmstmlNOflh Isiah-z
, _ ' Willlan stiller. ss Wuhlnfl'n .- l
' 4- 13.3.an 86 Wall-n |
. “unnamed.“ Ill-.-
” Harlw‘lck. 40 Wdl‘ m
:us.nsss.20IB-Wuh "" I
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