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and roiaunm.
4w» 1,1.
is. K. sAIsKs.
46 A 41 WEST WAIHINOTON IT.
Mahaoltsmo Hotel Stools
Isutlt Norwalk. calm.
Lilli BWSIIIIIIIS
Wharton rowsoAs'r.
Eur Notwalkiand ..lllcinity: Ratato-
uight and Sunday: much colder to.
night. The secondary disturbance
which was central near St. Louis yes-
terday morning. reached New Eng-
land. this moral“. a d. Is new central
near Portland. Me. [It is followed by
an area of pleasant and considerably
colder weather. Another disturbance
is developing in the extreme north-
west There has been a decided fall in
temperature in the central sections;
floats Were reported as far south as
Texas. Arkansas and Tennessee. White
River. Canada. reported eighteen be-
low zero. Conditions favor for this
vicinity clearing this afternoon, and
considerably colder with heavy frost
tonight.
Henr Benger. of Taylor avenue, is
repaint ng his residence.
Cyrus Crofoot. of Norwalk. visited
friends in New canaan Sunday.
-Bik., Pearl Soft Hats O Brien.
Miss Juliet Gregory. of Danbury. is
the guest of Mrs. H. J. Grumman, of 21
Main street.
Mrs. P. Brodenax and son. of Bay-
view avenue are spending a few days in
Philadelphia. _
~Chickens, 1dr. lb. Hayes's.
James H. Knapp of West avenue.
has returned from a two months so-
journ In Florldh.
The .T. T. .C.'a defeated the Taylor
Avenues yesterday afternoon by a
score of seven to five. Only four Inn~
tags were ls'yejd. . , ,
—Eree: ooh Saturday Bockwurat
and Sour Kraut. at Malmo‘s Cafe.
Stephen 0. Kellogg. of Norwalk. has
a new assistant. A lusty son arrived
Sundayr-«a‘grs‘ndson to A. B. Benedict.
of tht‘Ndrw'sflr' .
Miss Florence Chancellor. of the.
South Norwalk High School has gone
to Ansosla to spend the Easter vaca-
tion at her home there.
——Supre1ne Court Cigar 10 cents.
Mlssdenule Dibble. of Willlmsntic.
will spend her Easter vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Dib-
bio of South Main street
A telephone has been placed In the
First Methodist Episcopal Church for
the convenience of the delegates to the
New York East Conference.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
The mud dredge is now at workln
the harbor opposite Mead Brothers
store and will extend the dredging
operations as far up as Mrs. A. Dibble' a
property.
Prela'te Lady Brown will go to Stanl-
fot‘d‘thls evening to attend .a. box social
' given by Star Of Liberty Lodge, Shep-
herds of Bethlehem In Hobby Post hall
Atlantic street.
-—J0hn H. Dalila Piano Tuner. will
be in town next week. Orders sent to
The Clifford will receive prompt at-
tentlonH
The .i'_. M. C. A. Boys' rally tomor~
row afternoon at 3:15 o’clock will be
led by one of the pastors of the New
York East Conference. All men and
boys shuffled to attend
,A son was born Thursday to Conduc-
tor and Mrs. John Grlnn of nbury.
ft: énefly of Soot Nbrwalk. Mother
“child are oln'g nicely and Mr.
G1Iflin ls justly proud of the event.
PURE WATER.
There is a lake in Norther Jersey
that has no Inlet. being fed 11 natural
north The lake is over three miles
long.‘ 1 e “who so.cietir'thot what-
ever tho d _ th. the bottom can be seen.
When“; ng of this lake the first
think: tilted is the ‘mtrlty- at the
wa
gilt: is 1mm. the Colonist: which
Is. one iynaslimof parity—p we Laid
”Wit—1W. per cent. pure.
Anson e ry package.
Name lanother paint that is sold with
like Ngugantee.
Is by I‘d: Cycle A Herdwsro
Co. 80. Norwalk; Norwalk Hardware,
00.. Nerds] "I porohhs‘a'i.
aasu- 1*
-‘ 3161's.
This VIII {Iii
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Btffi’:
1501]“.
1 s
I“
marchers-1,.
I The soil it
at from audios m. 10,- t2 its 1b., according to cut.
Portorhooso anst.18c lb. Pot Roast 6 to lie.
in: ENSURPA‘SQED.
..ila-soe airless. 10-1811. seminar-{toe 111:“ 1
Native Veal is In its prime. -Aho Choice You: namlh
.. Amordahsntnsmandlaeonza Sahoenros.’ mmamdnm.
f Easter is in i, e ah i
cvcrybody’s genre In the stoic. lnt§
och of the departments it has stole
thusiaain
The store In iesdler than over with
all the bright. pretty things lnsepan
able from the spring festival. Your
‘demands upon It have been heavier
.than ever; the seek to come will bra
one. of unfailing busyness
a“liter we give a bit of advice? Come
early In the week as you can for
the new costume the hat. the jacket.
other articles we can furnish at a
moment's notice but these sometimes
need: .to be Just right. We. like you,
want all to be thoroughly right.
Every line of today' s news deserves
careful reading
MILLINERY.
Children are not given the all-too-
common scant attention In this mil
linery store. Providing for them is
an important Dotted Its work; their
hats receive the same study and art
in making as those for grown- ups.
For smaller children smooth str'nss
are modt fashionable. 'Trlmmlng ls us-
ually .oimple but very tasteful—ribbon
or velvet with a bow and many hats
are bound.
Larger girls' hats show much varie
ty running from severe effects In
smooth or rough straw to Cuban
braids and wide, nappy brims. Here
flowers of many sorts are used either
singly. Inbnnehes. or in Wreaths.
Special—We placed on sale this mor-
ning a quantity of. poppies at a less
than-usual price. Good size, all the
season's rich coiors,.sllk with lines,
25c.
. F0 MEN.
Some of the nattiest and most sat-
lsfying shirts ever put out inthis sec.
tion are here now at a dollar apiece.
Made in madras in white with solid
or broken stripes in blue. black or
red and here and there a tiny figure.
Cuffs to match.
Or do you prefer plain white with a
fine-pleated bosom?
Whichever it Is one dollar
New ties for Easter. also. Strings
and four in- hands in Easter color and
pattern. Gray Is a. great favorite this
sprin'g—It‘ it here in many patterns. title
A lot of good ties at 250. The nar
row Midgets are climbing info fav.or
Black or fancy patterns. They're a
quarter too.
Right aisle, front.
CARDS AND PICTURES.
. The Easter cards wait you In the
book-shop. Pretty, tasteful. and near-
ly all inscribed with a fitting senti-
ment. 21: to 45¢.
Down in the basement is a collec-
tion of pictures particularly suitable.
for Easter mementoes. in colors and
nicely framed. 25c and 50c.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
at the force in athrlll with its on» '
IF
mortiyduo to a
.Bolflloclcd cough.
ny a small per
'oont. of tho mil-
ilona' who have
lac mption in-
orl ii‘ Aaliglti
j.oold aI icklinfi'
! hacking cou
’ the beginning.
.and after it has
reached a certain
U—‘W advanced stage
there is no ending except the grave.
Any use of consumption that is curable.
that is, any one havin consumption whose
family or friends IIII hold on to a ray of
hope. may Inks comfort in the knowledge of
give instant relief and finally core.
This fences moody dossnot can immediately
Into “1W”: rs ions in tho 11.11.11.111“
ta
oliovdoa mu Its
9 Ramona more" cause of the lo”tarnish and tho
min oaths
(i0) Enables fits to contribute pure Ills-
than
I asdlif lastslni
n'asdsfl.‘ Barracuda“! bbod. Cum
OOIOOIP'I’IOI OIIIIIO.
physicians“ the can you agcithat ”loos:
3:01.114 mm slough“ garner mylana trouble
asiitourodmo. ”"'5‘,"3:. names“ andlama
suit Ilsa “dsad h Cuts
an use." I‘m .flwm.“ momma
Plasssnt to the taste. Coodior Children.
Good for Whm body. For Coughs. Colds.
Cro oopiaggcopgh. ronohitia. Asth-
maffimumbnla and all renal and Lung
troubles no remedy is so good
ONE MINUTE
C0003 CURE.
’rsssrsd by l. 0. new. 00.. onioaao
abs "611.11 or
1-1-1: cairroao ruaauAcv.
=2:
Phone Ill.
PLA rmo
by improved methods. henna, mors
reasonable—more lasting.
Gold, Silver, Nickel. Copper; sl-
so Antique Bronzing.
Motors.
The New England Electric No-
tor really has no superior. Cladly
show you one.
THE 5. IN. McKlBBHV
' H’FG ca.
50. NORWALK.
r
v..—
56 WATER 371.
William Courter. of Norwaik has
given up his position in the Washing-
ton atreet lunch wagon and has se-
cured a place as night clerk in the
Adams Express allies in South Nor-
walk.
-—Men's and Boys' caps. O'Brien.
Conductor John Dyna has resumed
his duties on the Danbury division of
the Consolidated Railroad after a sev-
eral weeks’ absence attending the
tr‘slumens and conductors' conference
In New Haven.
——The newest styles in Mlllinery are
to be found at M. S. Smith & Co.'s.
Miss Emma Van Duse'n. a member of
the Y. M. C. A. physical culture class.
had an attack of acute Indigestion at
the session of the class last night. Dr.
Bohahnan was summoned. and later
.Miss Van Dusen was taken to her
home in South Mall: street.
S. S. Tmotson
Spring Opening
Fine Millinery
MAaci-i 3W and 30th.
so Ila-hissin- Shoot
. and (Emma.
Wsl Library voting tickets with
Sayers.
ll Simona!!!»-
\y'
are; E. Anderson designer I
~ '1 oi.Stoak
UNle N.ILM.
siscm'rs
“ addition to a II meal. Al-
r
ways Fresh 'and tap. in our. .
Moist-Pr oof Package. 5c. '-
and mm spam ge.
" ' 3d 91 “ff ms.
Roe Shad 1211 “1.: Buck Shad. 2513
each; Green Bluefish tic; Sea Trout
10c; Native Eels. 10c: Haddock, 5c;
Ocean Blues. 7c: Steak Cod 10c; Hall-
but,12c: Flatflsh.6c: German Carp 10c.
Green Blues. 121:.
All kinds of Fish at reasonable
prices.
Boiled and Live Crabs.
a.
1
We." ‘
CAN DUGRBSIS
unanimous-1mm“-
‘51 s
mildew: htrictly fresh. .to: .. 1.
assess-ouaso-oo-ao ‘
honed Shoulders. ... g
r Steak a tutor
solos-as ...-nus
a
oasssasaassaaa
l
the fact that One Minute Cough Cure will .
‘ EW HAVEN. -. All!!! t-—A to
t on the condition of the Mat, All“
and Williams Manufacturing Co
of Waterbury which is In the ha
a receiver was presented at the short
cqlendar session of the superior c urtl
were Judge Elmer yesterday, a‘e
c h on hand wad reported
and the appraised value .
1pa,n.v' s assets as “33.000. Mr
the list of the 1- Iaims ,swa mom
case (if the Odd Fellowa' Mutual Aid'
ground-tion.N which is in the hands or,
harios (l orrls, as receiver. The
claims amount to we sell ,of will sum
the preferred claims are 0401's as
sets of the defunct as elation are vai-
uni at $3. 0110. and it s anuhunced at
the next (slender session .the recelyer
will ask fol an Ol‘tlel an orising the
payment of a four per cent dividend.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIIS CURED.
"For ten years i had chronic hr-on
chitin so bad that at times I could tut
speak above a whisper. " writes Mr. Jo-
apt Coffman. of Montmorenci ind “1
tr ed all rem medics available but with
no amass. “Fortunately my employ
or suggested that i try Foley‘ 11 Honey
and 'i‘ar. its effect was almost mirac-
uious. and i am now cured of the dis-
ease. On my recommendation many
geople huv'a used Foley's Honey and
or and always with satisfaction. Sold
.0
at Plalstod' a drug store.
John W. Bealtll
Phone 147- 3.
——
"9111415 me ._
TIME TO PIPER THAT
ROOM.
See how nice are the papers we offer
at 2c and 5c fall.
In hanging paper we use Sisk‘s Sis-
ing. a perfect disinfectant,
m
207 hot .liosllllldial Street.
'usNKit
OVER.
We have about fifty one
RANGES on hand, which we will
sell at the saute price as last
year. or $9.75 and 812. 75 each,
connected free.
After this stock is depleted.
prices will be increased $2.00.
Don‘t come around after those
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late.
09m 211-1111,». and
mommy company.
FIIIII i. 1111111
PLUMSINO. ‘
5mm .
nor in m.
filth” oil‘s
rmm.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
... u- ..I .1 .1
so rim We sever.
x... We, Conn. ’
“anions. 437.4:
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IOLlD IND SOCCESSFUL.
’d-rnflv yw'wng-«M- it“s!-
fitmholaforWomen
LAX I1 I ntla and safe remedy
to use II dltlons of health of
woman. hire a mild and
shot to I to lo. And Is Invalu-
bls avs' obstructions,
11x 1 1 .
cA‘lltI-E'qul‘m t a. . 'W Novfihfi.
1 1 u ,
of in an ‘
1: .‘MM
T20 sen causes $.11. - ”I
gigolo”. «‘1:ch fi'flf‘o . can '
XAK‘OL“ 1m
and a spe col ‘
l have an L d
is one ofut'he "veg—‘6; fig Eris fifilfik
Received u... nut 1‘ 11I
much "luv“ up}: ’‘of A! an cwas
”WWW
reeporf. Ila.
I "110va your sample of LAXAKOLA
#3:. a very thankfal flor'l;d it did me a
I‘M: 010! my rom-
all. it better than “"3““ can"; ever
. __1_na. kCo.. in.
tone ’ ace—21?.“
'“wh‘h‘aw f0
'i‘Hol'llk IbdgfiObArh CO-r
filers curat ate 0 -up
furoatingmflcs. Ills
‘ F. M. FINCH.
caiicoticoAL
.- Look-
57.00 per Ton Delivered.
Having received a consignment of
bright, fresh mined Lehigh Coal.
bought at a right price.
We are going to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cus
tom. Our principle Is not to charge
two or three prices because the op
portunlty offers. but to give value for
value received.
WE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL-
‘ LOW.
living Lockwood it Go.
122 WATER ST.. 80. NORWALK.
Branch Office2 80. Main St.
Tel. Call 31-6.
Guaranteed
Goods
OUR PAINTS, VARNISHES, SHELv
LAOS. STAINS, CARRIAGE PAINTS,
ENAMEL PAINTS, FLOOR PAINTS,
FLOOR VARNISH, FLOOR STAINS.
FLOOR FINISHES.
We have a specialty called STAIN
FLOOR FINISH, which is quickly and
easily applied. Is extremely tough and
durable. and not affected by hot or
cold water and will not crack, mar
white, chalk. or ship oil. itils an ex
ocllent thing for Furniture, Llnoleums
Oil Cloth. etc. “Makes the old new
again." Our variety in these lines is
unequalled, and prices vary according-
ly. '
tickets with all purchases.
FOR SALE IY
ooms'rocx,
, WATKINS
8' DOW.
112 wasmuorou eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 437}. ’
in Boxing Match Case.
point dtsmors or leaa '
We issue Library Voting Tickets
imuucrioua IN new BRITAIN. ;.
Judge Costs Kept Busy Issuing Them ;
NEW BRITAIN. 0111111.. April 4—in-
there's a lentil .
About it would,
Well (loaned .
‘Tliat Bastian the
Good Corset.
ferent about her corset. Tits ‘ H H
corset and mold any form Into the
rcct figure mold.
We describe but two:
STYLE 320: PRICE, $1.00.
STYLE 321; PRICE. $1.00.
55 55 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
INTEREST INCREASES DAILY.~
Tomorrow we add to this important occasion by offering guaranteed pat-
ent colt skin Shoes for men and women, at
. $1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women at $1.2 riand $1.411. Shoes for Men at 95c and $1. 26.
Every shoe included In this sale was made to sell for much more than [we
ask fol them. See our windows
Go-Carts
ihis is the time of your when tlic buliv needs plenty of fresh air. We ‘
hate the line of G0 Cults which will insute pleasure for the one who push-
cs. us well as for the baby.
'lhey are easy as well as pretty made [01 long use and don't cost flinch.
We cm the well known makes of licyuood 11nd Wakefield Company said
I". A.\\l11tne) Company and Kelley Biutluts. . .
llcnicmbci the \oting contest.
A. J. COLLINS & C0”
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
'3 10 111 North Main 51 :simth 13.
iii: . ‘ 'z.‘ .1...
Coal 18 Lower.
If your coal litigating low in the bifi,'so is onto.
price. Might aswcil enjoy yourself for the rest of .. 1
winter. Oar coal headlining good—looks nice. J' . .
and clean, and will throw out heat to the last. You . 1 ‘
buy of us with confidence that you' re getting the -
One ton of itsprodnccs 2.060 lbs. of satisfaction. ' *
Drop in tomorrow with your order—or tel
ns—52—3.
ruaovm!‘ more quoN PNEI‘J‘MoNIA‘ls "awn
TAIN. April t-A. W: masons. -
:.Hall ag 'slxty a mllkinan. [hing in; bv Foley's Honey and Tar.
Kennington. was thrown out of his the racking cou’fii' and
$.68-
“Wifi'fi
"Stands
functions have been flying merrily in»;
New British the past forty-eight hours.
Judge Coats. of the court of common
pleas has kept working over time by
tho people opposed to bo'xing matches.
On March 17. residents of this city se- .
cured an injunction testralnlng the
thirtyoityelarksfrom issuingall-
f *5 oil.
the contest arrangfi Ey e pas
A. C. for the following Monti niihot.
m} 0‘; {1“ ”h . ‘ I.
ncfl Wednesday night the mom-
5 to 11L Instructed (the
hs horse r nng away
stilt family. .2 .~: '
el EL tangerf
who had In the as it!
c Hunaerford gotta out c;
ll‘lOl'l'Otaht
in Arch treet this forenoon hy' strengthens the lungs. .lf -
His head it "will prevent an attack .
'wns cut' open And his wounds may re- Refuse substitutes. Sosi'd
drug store.- ..-
Norwalk Chronicler