‘sUGGEs'rlous FOR MAY-TIME
slide satin step-in pumps. trimmed with another-of pearl
unmanned. ease
” A 11 calf, gore pumps, Cuban heels, old gold buckles .. S88. 00
kiln, buckle opera pump. Moire silk backs, baby
heels $8.50
IoIIOI.IeoeolceIlseloooclnclhl‘lfieelln
AUTO SMASH
Tho 1111101111 police today consider
it miraculous no one was killed or
injured last night uhcn two automo-
nnos crashed together at Van 1111-~
1-111 avenue and Maple Street. Both
automobiles were totally wrecked.
Thomas 13. Stewart or Pal-trick
sircct. driving an auto. owned by his
{other ‘Sdmuel .l“. 8tcwdrt, was-111:0-
Sale of 300 Porch DresseS
to Embroider
1 Each
With the balmy, warm summer weather
almost upon us, what better or more enjoyable
task could one have while sitting on the shady
porch than to embroider several of these love-
Ty frocks for all sorts of summer wean—shop-
ping, visiting, for the seashore or just for an
afternoon at home. Frocks which will have the
distinction of being embroidered by nimble
fingers' 111 delightful designs. There are numer-
01.15 patterns-two in white two in blue and
a very pretty shade of orchid—all in plain
linene which washes so well. In snowflake
fabric there are green and orange dresses as
’well as a few charming plaids, which may be
Worked 111 French knots and the very popular
running stitch. A few suspender dresses.
Finished samples will be shown to give
one an idea of the charming effect which eon- 'S
. trusting colors will give to these frocks.
'SS-leSmuri-iday.
Main floor.
A Small
Group of Misses"
Coats and
Suits
‘25
Hone Jackets
in the now bright
red with the-
trouser skirt .in
suspendcr st is
bound with bile
braid.
EnsembleSuits,
late spring mod-
els with figured
silk dress and
navy blue coats
Ensembles with
flannel coats also
included in this,
ggoupa—sizea 8 to
1 S ,
1 Second floor.
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Decorative Reed Furnishings
for Summer Homes
Special Five Piece Set
s“ 1
75
‘ Reg. price 898.
Covered in say summery cretonne‘ and tin-
. ished in walnut, cafe or French grey, these at-
tractive suites contain all that is required fora
“cozy sun pattern-chairpspacious rocker, settee,
‘ oblong table and lamp: The plgces are well con-
gletrdctcd with full spring seats and are remark-
able values.
Separate Piecey—Chiair Reg. 816 Sale 814
Reg. 832 Sale 821
Settee
Rocker Reg. 816 1 Sale .
Sale 14
Lamp Reg. 818
Table Reg. 816‘ Sale 812
Fourth floor.
...‘
l A Special Consignment
V” by artists of note, and
on each piece the signs».
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.
Ribbon
Novelties
'Ask to See the lateet
novelty for decorating
milady’s hose. Embroi-
dered butterflies, roses,
peacocks and birds all
ready‘ to attach to the
hose; ~15 ole. a pair
0 Meta Sfloor '
Artistic Book
Ends
[31.75 pr.
Direct from the Dec-
orative Art, League
have come these bronze
book ends with dccors- .
tive designs executed -"
ture is visible. A most
appropriate gift for
graduation, b r i d a l
showers, 'or for the cozy
and well appointed
home.‘ ' '1 *
, On Sale Friday and
1 Saturday _1.:
Main door. .
Sale of Misses’ and
Children’ s Hand Made Gowns
‘1
.The daintiest pieces of fine nainsoelé
with delicate hand drawn work and embtolds
cry, or tiny bits of fliet lace edging neck and
short sleeves. Some of the gowns are e111-
broldc‘red in color, and every stitch is done by
hand. Sizes 6 to 14 yéars. l
e‘~-.
‘8 Girls’ Bloepier Combinations, handmade
and trimmed with handmade laces in "varltnis
designs. Sizes 6 to 12 yrs.
81.29
Salem?
V llubbell
aeronautics
Frank Ferris of Fairllold, driving
a coach, We: headed West on Maple
meet. The two cars come topolner
with a; clash. flinch could be heat-d
several blocks. .
Il‘cllla' our. witnesses say. turned
turtle ill the air and bounced own
the larnor our . v
Scierul physicians were called by
people living in the vicinity. who
thought medical assistance irould be
needed but Ferris and Simon
‘ornwlod out of the wreckage \ll‘lln-
Jurod outaido of 111lnp1 bruises.
Special Oftlccr Porn lnvosttlgoted
the accident. No arms was made.
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Macri Trial
(Continued {10111 l’uiro (8011:.) .
dig it (lll‘llol‘ Apache. They asked
‘Why she didn't go to the luw.‘ Wily
didn’t silo, when she wont to 1111 in-
ntltullon tol‘ help. only to be turned
’uwoy until signatulcs could be ob«
tallied," he said.
1 Glll Cries
.All through her athrncy'l argu-
ment. Olympia sat with her head
lowered, crying softly: , ..
‘ Kolclshy declared that John Box-
11_nno would have been "the cruel-
ost .01 cold blooded murderers land
this tiny girl been able to kill her-
self as she wanted. " 1
. “Can \011 compare the sufferings
of Hairch Beecher Stone‘s ‘Ultclc
T0111.'wl1lch formed the nation In
Civil War days, with the beatings,
the lashinga.1lio stabbing that this
little girl has gone through? She
lips been through 11 11101115111111 times
avowed Kololsky and then
compared the sufferings at Olympia.
n she tried’ lo'wulk lo the nlldwlte
with the ascent to Calvary. ,
lie accused the slate of using
every means of trying to dig up some
motive for the shooting. realizing
that more proof of the shootlnk
uould nmoi slum] up against Miss
“mi :1 stun
“W by. if ulymplu had sold nil lilo
things 111 the time of the shooting
that tho atoll-‘8 own witnesses haw:
. testified to. she would have kiven'an
address that would lilliwrd5 minutes
to deliver before you gentlemen,"
Kelelnky told the Jury. '
Again and again 8:0ka recount.
ed, whathc termed-"fools" proving
ilml' 1311311111111 had a. revolver and
haunted about it. threatening Miss
Mom}! with li.S
SIX BUILDING
PERIHTSISSUED
.Bulldlng 'lnepocior George II.
issued the following per-
mile at his office this morning;-
Eileen 1M. Sweeney Sucrose in
Lounsbury 11\ once, 8500.
Thomas Vinson, garage addition
in Mott.— mantle, 0200.
811111110” Hoyt. on. house in High-
‘ jlan‘o manna, 11,1011;
.li'smca 'Sahul'o,
,‘rlSro‘ef. $459.
Michael inalchford. trey family
Sunrise iSnS Sltnymond
" house in’ Nottingham plies La silo.
John 1‘. McMahon, garage in Sey-
rSnour street, 8390. -
‘ Joseph Dams
47-48 North Milli W
South Rorwulk,‘ (loan.
Have You Seen The
NewStraws?
1 Smart Hats
Every one of" them.
Z'Fancy Bonds are the thing
”this your, but. we have them 1‘
‘valtShS plain Sblack if you plan.
1 82. 88 to 85.00
‘ 1
The 6811mm ltUlnmifls
. (Store No. 1 Main Street reel)
Open Edenlnw ’rel. Stillman! 1111
1339 MAIN STREET
S(NexSt deal" Majestic Theatre)
' ‘ BRWGEPOBT '
Open Ev enings—Tel.
cocainei south in Van Bursa avenue."
.. William Hull and Gabriel Noses.
We have moved to larger quarters 111- his
lllrs.1lcleu Mbuohlnn. of Buy-
How uvcnuc. was piesonled with 11
handsome gift by Victoria Lodge,
No.1. Daughters of Beetle. of New
Haven lsbt night. Mrs. McLuchloli
ls deputy to the New Keven lodge.
'111e gathering in New Ital/on was
in the form of 11 reception to omen
chief Daughter Mrs. ll‘oar. Others
fl 0111 Nomulk present at lilo recep-
tion were: Mia. licyc Boyd. Mrs.
1.11111111 3. Abbott aria Mrs. annie
Tucker} 7 I , ‘
. .
A meeting of lhé lg‘nlrllolil Coun-
ty Tribes of the Improved Order of
1ch Men will be held this evening
in the lodge‘roome or the Cockcnoc
'l'ribe in Main street.
Grent‘ Junior Sagumore Albert M.
Pohlmun‘and Post: Great Sachem
“William Miller are scheduled to ad-
dress the nieollnx. ‘
The Degree Team of the Uncle
Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men.
visited the Dunbury lodge last cit-11.
Jug 11 here they W‘Olked tho second
doglec on a. class of candidates.
LOCAL REAL
ESTATEMEN
WIN HONORS
The Norivalk Real Estate Board
11 on honors at the titular Association
of lien] Estate Board’s first annual
convention. which closed in Slam-
ford yesterday.
, The local organization. of which
\\ nlicr J. Donovan is president. was
awarded a silver cup for having the
largest percentage of membership in
attendance,
The convention was largely attend.
ed and the business sessions were
held at tho Masonic Temple. Na-
iimlul President Edwdrds addressed
the convention.
(in Wednesday night the ioculdel-
ogntoo attended a dinner at the
Stamford Yacht Club. at which Con-
gressman Schuyler Merritt "rind U. S.
Scnulol Hiram Binobsru spokd. Yeas-
lol'fluy incl-«‘1‘ was a himhedn at the
(ii‘eonwlch Yacht Club. :
(i. "any Abbott of Sinmfo d is
pmslrlollt 0! Hill Slam Association.
and Thomas M. Cooke of Green-
111111. was chairman of the conven-
lion.
samurai noodner 02 this city was
at tho contenucm as a gum.
Those attending from Nos-walk
were: Walter .1. Donovan. president
of the Nerwalkr Board; Charles E.
Curtis. treasurer of the State Aeso-
cinllon: Elton Baker. 'Rlchnrd II.
Golden. Frank Brundaze. John "r.
llnys. l-Icrbert 0‘; ”Pollard, waiter
Ceiling! and Michael J. Howard.
Tells Coroner
(Continued from Page Oe‘e.)
spend estimated at 35 to 45 miles an
houl.
Attorney Dunbar said he left his
. home on the morning of the accident
in his Ferd coach accompanied by
his daughter; Charlotte. intending to
drop the child of: at school and then
proceed to court in New Canaan. He
said honed Just turned 1mm the
“roadway when Green came along and
struck his trout hub-cap. The next
thing he saw has the Green car
turning oven
Mil Dunbar told Coroner Photon
he got out of the car and want to
Green’s aid. ‘I-lo said he thought of
taking the injured young man to the
hospital. but he looked so badly hurt.
he was afraid or injuring him more
by lifting bihl into his machine. Mr.
Dunbar said Mrs. Dunbar called for
physicians.
By this time. Mr. Dunbar said his
daughter Charlotte was bellowing
hysterical. Ho was told to takoJier
up by and so he drew thé little Iiri
to school. Leaving the child in the
J ' cure of her teacher. Mr. Dunbar said
he reported to the police by role.
31. Phono and pl‘00:6ll¢d to NOW, 0e11-
can
Charlotte Dunbar was called to the
7 stand and told Coroner Phelan
‘11 similar Story.‘0ther witnesses were
Obituary
Annie P. Seymour. 8
late Charles E. Seymour. died at her
home, 61 Flux Hill road dhls memo
lng, aged 78 ycais. She is sunlied
by one daughter, Miss Grace Sey-
' ‘ mo‘ur. The funeral will be held from
, the into home Monday afternoon at
1' : 3:30 o'clock Rev. ‘Andr'ow Chamber-v
lnln will biticate. Burial lnS Rhch
side cemetery.
George ”.8" Raymond _ .
George W. Raymond of Ben nyioii
used away 'lhiL, morning . at
he Stamford Hospital after a
caring illness. aged 61 years.
lo was a well known railroad
n and one of the' 011181; engineers
title New- Hanan Toad in flint ol‘
3. :.c1v.lco lie was also pro
Mdsonlc Circles. HeS- is survived by
wife.
FuneraSl- !Gl‘i‘lces 1.1111 be held from
the lete' home in. Edmond street.
Sunday afternoon at it o".olock Rey.
Andrew Chamberlain will omens.
Old Well Ledge will also conduct
. _ services. Interment will take :11an
Bar; num '6181 Sln Springwood cemetery. Del-ten.
11.1.1 and nine
Annie F. Seymour, “mow of the ‘
dent in ‘
CELEBRATE 36TH
ANNIVERSARY
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of
Hibernian» cblebreted the 88th all“
nlioluary of its founding last night
at the Catholic Clubhouse in West
111 enuc.
Thole was 11. large turnout of
members so well u delegations from
Stamford, Dunbury and Briduport
prose-111 at the celebration.\ ,
The speaker of the ovoninr was
Ilcu.1°uul Routing 0! Stamford. who
traced the lllstoryl of the Ancient
Order of the llibornlnne from its
licglnninu to thé present time.
Rev.,Tllomns li‘. Finn. pdelor of
St. Mary's church. gave a brief talk
as did County President 1’. J. Illicy,
or Bridgeport
John Wehlo fuiorod 11th
selections.
Later 1efi-cahruenls were served
and u. gonmal social time enjoyed.
W
AWARDEDWIN
ACCIDENT «CASE
‘W .
BltlDGEPOIlT.»M§'y Ila—Dr. Joa-
oph 111. 8101111111. Norwald dentist,
was awarded $800 in a verdict re-
turned to Judge Nowell Jennings by
ury.ln Superior court yesterday
a eenoon for damage done to his
automobile in on accident in Nor-
walk December 25-, 1983. ‘
The Anstock Motor corporation.
Stamford. and William Barry. Nor-
wulk. driver of the automobile. own-
cd by the Motor Corporation. which
was in collisionwltll the Slom‘an car.
were held to be responsible lor pay-
ment of the 8800.
it one decided by the juiy lhata
person riding in 1111 automobile and.
according to the prosecution's con-l
tcniion. acting as inst ctOr to an
inexperienced driver or 0 holds no
operatorabcllcensc. cannot be held
liable for damages resulting from an
accident.
Mrs. Katherine Donohuc, Nor»
walk. woo-riding with Barry at the
time of the accident. She was sued
on a ice-defendant. "The jury return-
ed a verdict in her favor. ‘
ACCEPT HER
RESIGNATION
lilies Esther Drosev, of 4 Concord
street. resigned as e. teacher in the
second grade or the Marvin school
at the special, meeting or the Board
of Education held last night. ‘ The
resignation was accepted by the
DARIEN
W
Jerome S. Gainer of Durien ll one
of the members of the jury Which is
trying Carl Wilson for a murder in
Stamford.
vocal
O 0
Mrs. Raymond Thayer. who has
been visiting her mother in Virginia,
has returned to her homo in Cedar-
gate.
1 ' rt
Miss Mary Hefternan, who has
been visiting in Maine for a" few days,
has returned to her duties as Dericn
Public Health Nurse.
0 0 I
Mic. Fred Nelson has motored to
Maryland. where she will spend sev-
eral days visiting friends.
0
Mr. and Mrs.
have moved from’tho Reid place, in
Mansillod avenue .to the Post raid.
Mr. Trillium. who was tormorly eu-
perlntendent or the Reid estate. has
accepted a. position with the Not-
wnlk Tito one Rubber Co. '
The children at (h; Boyle School
witnessed another educational mofle
Wednesday morning, showing 1 the
lumbering process to the finished
material.
, o o o .
Miss Marguerite Wilson, supervi-
sor of physical education of the Da-
lien schools has returned to her glu-
ties utter a week's illness. _-
Bobby Scott. son 0; Mr. and Mrs.
C. 513. Scott of Leroy avenue, In ill
with scarlet fever.
. . .. .
Mrs. Lucie B. Renshaw of Col-p
lenders Point. is at present in Talc
lahassoc. Florida. where her- son to
staying. ‘ .
.1 I O O
'The .Town of Darlenitetueod the
application of G. F. Taylor for a He
came to erect a. gasoline station on.
the old Jocoultn place. on the Post
road. The State. however, reversed,
the decision and gave him the li-
conse. .. .
.0 I I a .
-Tliomae Volt has ”sold his place in
Glenbroak to Mrs. Phillips and has:
taken the Charles Poole place above
Rance PooleyS'e. . i
can» or. THANKS
We wish to think our many
friends and neighbors for their.
many klndneisee and floral offering:
11111-111: the illness and death or our
beloved son and brother. George H.
Gre'en. Signed Mrs. Amber Green
and family. -
Liberty Square
. Garage
not not w
11.11.11.111»: 8843
: must be the ability to do the task well.
sailor... A'NI)‘ 111111.111- ‘
In the last analysis there are two basic {actors that .‘i
terminc the success of. any organization. First, there 111
he a sincere desire to really deliver 11 service. Second, the
No amount of s‘ ‘31
csrity will accomplish the end without ability, and vi .
rem. And these two factors give a key to the success
this Company and explain our growth from 1872 to t .1
prosont s so and volume, 53 years of steadfastness of p .
pose to: equeré dealing and a reputation for ”grad“ :‘
little bother him necessary. " From the start our name 0 '.
slmye etoo for the utmost in value and service. But t 1"
111.411.111.111 bison nothing without the facilities and the 111
who go to make up this organization. *.
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at Big Savings
FRIDAY and is S‘TI'RDAY
Week End Special
The Big Three
glb. Choc. (lov’d Moguls,
1 lb. Wed 011mg,
1 lb. Milk ChmRosale. .
Carmela as Italian (ls-dams,
m
Order Lon candy here with-
out any other postal or ex-
press charges at New York
prices.
Ausl. Fresh lx‘rulls 70c
- M. C. Cov'd Clmrrlee . 60c
M. C. (lov‘d Pineapple . 700
.‘I. C. I‘m-lays . 500 and 900
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making or wood articles. from the .
’5 Starting just beyond 2%
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up to as big and as old as
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with- ‘ ‘
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NorfOlks with lmickcre-
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First long trouser suite-
Growl»up suite. ‘
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TOP QUALITY and EOTTOM PRICES
Your straw Hat
Be cure of thé quality first then be sure you are paying
the right price. There is no doubt about either here.
$2.00 T0 $5.00
j PANaMAb sumac $10.00
Norwalk Chronicler