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or ALI. wdoi.
Dress Goods in Qt and Mixtures,
Just the thing for- Chi u'sswesr. at
280 A'YA'IO. "
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WEATHER PO
For Norwaik and
showers tonlglrt; IT ,,
the morning. but pl
tinuea east of the M'igslaslppi river
The following placed reported it
rain: Montgomery Ala., 1.;00 At ta'n
ts. Gs" l.oo:Knoleie. Tenn. 8.001e-
ches. Fog prevails along the north At-
lantic coast. Conditions favor for this
vicinity unsettled weather with 0ch-
sional showers and mild temperature.
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Mrs. David Hoyt. of Wilton. is visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. H. A. Craw.
-Umbrellss and Canes. O'Brien.
Eat-mayor Hubbell. of Chestnut
street.-has purchased new horse. ,
«look at our handsome stock of La-
dles' Night Dresses Corset Collars etc.
M. ,S. Smith & 00.
Clouds Veach and Miss Lillian Wst~
kins attended the production ‘of Mr.
Blue Board at the Knickerbocker The-
atre. New York. Saturday evening.
~lrving lockwood 0. Co. Coal,
Coal. Coal, $6.25 per ton. .
Mahackemo Lodge of Machinists of
South Norwaik will hold a dance. Wed-
nesday evening. April 15. in the Con-
trol Labor Lyceum in South Main
street. ‘
-—Supremc. Court,Cigar.,10 Gents.
Mr. and Mrsg‘Davfd‘ M'COrbett. of
Cedar street. are entertaining Mrs.
Mead, of *Ridgehold. who came to
South Nari/silt to attend the Methodist
conference.
Hells H. Dakin. Piano Tuner from
New York. is now in town. Address or
telephone this week. The Clifford. ~
Allen A. Aglpes Chopeurian. of South
Ndi‘wal lk. wil give a concept in New
Milford. April 15. hssistfl by' Leslie
vmm. I! lBngeportt: W sev-
ml sinnfsisud I chem. we: ..
Fo'se'sgsltoss .. wewabnserg; its...
Raymond Brothers are offering high
gradenfcrtiliasrs. .lllead theiréadver— "
. tisement. for further. particulars.
«Smoked Shoulders. 10%0 lb. dose-
loffi. .zi‘.‘ ». 1r Evk‘i .4“
Frank wool-k. who recently moved
from New vol-.k basili'efiui'neil bison
ties with ‘the Metiopoiltiii [life Insul-
unce Coma any. in South Nlrwalk. His
many H are plodsed to see him
in town again
at Cross Buns for Good Friday
‘i‘s‘. 1-....r...
first» Susie M. Small bf Providence.
Rhope Island. has been the guest at
M-r. :ahdrlli‘s'. "flames .H. Wilmot of
Springatrs‘et fer several days. had in
company with Mrs. Wilmot went to
NewYerk today. to make 11 visit .,
-Dunlap Yeoman Derbles. O'Brien.
. 0n Fridaywveaing-of ‘thls‘week -in~»
stead of on Thursday as previoust an~
\nounced the general prayer meeting
will be held In the South Norwalk Me-
thodist Church. The service will be
especially appropriate to Good Friday.
and Rev. w. W. '1‘. Duncan. the pastor.
will deliver an address on the on.
On next‘Monday erenlag. iii. [pc-
wood's Hall. a dance will be given
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Osborn and their
daughter. Miss Helen Osborn. to which
there have been invited a large num-
ber of young people. There is every
indication that it will be one of thes
most enjoyable of the post-Lenten af-
fairs. .
NEW TRUST COMPANIES WILL
9AY LARGE DIVIDEND.
7.‘
For sure and ”proflhhle lhvésififeht '.
W New nth;
put ”unmade
roperty will.
fifi'fiam ('1: unlike 9‘: William;
your-min «llamas ln- interior
goods. They are dear in the end ,
Colonial Paints may be high priced,
but they always look right and wear .
forever
For sale by Fox Cycle it Hardware
| ‘ -'—lrvln
Coal. 00%
members- St. ilar
S. Cadets bar's ornnlsed a baseball
--Oel0nlal style Derby. O'Brien.
Frosted Bernard. of Spring street, Is
visitntg his cousin. Viral-ls Purcell.
in Newark. .NJ
The Cranbury Sunday School will
give an Easter concert Sunday evening.
at the Chapel. '
atlas“ our order for ‘VOIllj. i
Bonnet witgil. S. Smith £00. "L“
A good sized cargo of coal has arrive
ed for Loth- bCompany. Norwalk, and
has hotness! it; their mill by Truck-
man [Willis
The sl Oil... Rishy which brought
a load hrs for A. Merrill yes-
ford“; his discharged her cargo and
IN to. Port Jefferson for another
oath! ll ii.
ckwood ll: Co.
.25 per ton.
John smith. recently appointed sup-
ernumer atrolman. by the South
Norwaik C ncll. injured his thumb
Coal.
. while at work for the Lockwood Man—
ufacturing Company.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
y~ offer exceptional opportunities to get
your suit, coat or but at lowest prices
available with an excellent stock to
choose from. . .
3-20 Country Eggs. 25c.‘ .Joseioft.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
tells you in its advertisement an ex-
cellent way to keep an accurate ac-
count of your expenditures. Deposit
your money with them and pay all
' bills by check. . ».
~Half the Ills that man is heir to
come from Indigestion: Burdock Blood
Sitters strengthens and tones the ole:
mach; makes indigestion impossible
The members and attendants at the
Knight Street A. M. E. Church are ro-
spcctfully requested by the pastor to
observe Good Friday. and to gIVe as
much of the day as possible to services
to God. Service will be held in the
church. Friday.evenlng, at 7: 30 o'clock.
—~You will want Hot Cross Buns Fri-
day. Order early, at Delflyn's.
Rev. and Mrs. Carter. of Sea Cliff.
N. Y.: Henry B. Hawiey. of Dsnbury:
George S. Davis. of Pine Hill. N. Y.:
P. lift Watt. Providence: F. C. Tyler.
Detroit; L. C. Bagley. of Boston: T. A.
Fletcher, Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. B.
P.‘Raymond. of Middletown. are at the
Hotel Clifford; . p... '
Mrs. W. H. Swords and sister. Mrs.‘
V. P. Phelps. were entertained recently
in Minneapolis at the home of Cyrus
Northrup. president of the University
ot- Minnesota. 1- Mra’SWerds will at.
tend. pir- lhe twenty-second. the wcd
ding tit her niece Jennie Waterman.
of Chicago: and expects to reach South
Norwslk sometime the latter part of
this month.
«Yeoman,,Youngs Dcrbles. O’Brien.
The D. ‘M. Read Company make jew-
elry and silk petticoats the burden of
their advertisement today. It will pay
you to spend a little time right now
reading their advertisement and find
out how very cheap they are selling
the above articles. . .
Emma Bunting. the soubreite of the
Fenberg Stock Company. which played
an engagement In: South Norwalit. sev-
eral weeks ago; and whose husband.
Charles Lolburne. died a month ago.
was married in Bangor. Me. last week.
to Earl Burgess..one of the owners of
the Bennett-Monitor: Company. which
has a number of companies on the
her hushed seat season.
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DETTIR THAN SPANKINB.‘
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If it "did thou-swoon be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame.
ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today it your children trots
his you in this way. Don’t blame the
child. The chancsa are it “if thelp it.
3. S. otson‘llll
Fine Millinery
issues still and spin.
1“ .mmlw
His; ‘3 Abdel-son design
antifrhiiinrr. . " ‘
\m‘luu. Library voting tickets with
all mam. ‘ ‘
C0., South Norwalk; Norwalk Hard-
ware Co. Norwallt. .
This Will inlets
Careful Buyers.
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OPEN THURSDAY. EVENING.
1H en‘s" «l so“
our: smarts ASE assessment)
9p"
Nhtlvem Volt is In Its prime. misc
Mil-Ne. Sirloin. wile. Shoulder loo lb
‘.II V .. I
Choice Young Lamb
A word about llama and‘Ssooo :Rohoe Bros! 1m... Regal Brand llams.
ween-a "(I one
15c; also; its.
wanna Managua-1‘“
s‘W'f-"w'
., egg...» Wig” owlwl‘l
t
read. Miss Bunting will be starred by .
Spring Ophning
What a lot to be done before Easter!
save you. w m. . ,
The editor has. is am in readi
nesp. layers adlmiet to It Is ready to
your use-4mm tine hosiery and un-
derwear to Jacket and ruff and hat.
there's nothing the store cannot sup-
ply.
Make liberal use of each department.
Every member of the saleaferee is aa-
ger to he of service.
BLUE COSTUMES.
it is blue, blue. blue. Never knew
the time when there was such a de-
mand for blue. Navy, or royal, or mix-
ed; ‘tis all the same. Blue is the
most sought of all.
Call it good luck or good Judgment
as you please—plenty of blue costumes
here, and at a wide range of prices.
Voiics. etamlnes and mlslrals—
816.50 to 350.
Mixed fabrics—$15 up.
Cheviot—812 and more.
Special costumes for young girls
Blue and fancy mixtures. They have
.33- oral-inch skirts. are nicely made
and » tastefully trimmed. One more
example of how well girls are served
here. $7.50 to 315.
Second floor.
JACKETS,
Choose any style that suits from
long corset coat to short blouse. There
is much range this spring.
Tan is the favored color but black
is. as always, good.
The corset-coat that gives so much
grace and elegance is in the lead. and
in fan it looks its best,
85. 86.75 and up.
Second floor.
HATS AT 05.
Those hats promised yesterday are
ready now—sud more “11.00pm right
along. Don‘t believe we can have too
many such hats at I5 as these. so all
of the force that can be spared is at
work on Ilium. ' 4‘ ‘
Fancy straw hall. trimmed with
wings and ribbon; Liberty silk and
straw braid hats trimmed with velvet
and roses and foliage; small or the
graceful large shapes—and In the
fashionable colors. .
Each is a tempting toworth.
Come and sec for yourself.
Right corner, rear.
was nowLAsn
DRY GOODS 00..
Bridgeport. Conn.
Mono 1|].
FLA TING
by improved methods. hence. more
reasonable—more lasting.
Gold. Silver. Nickel, Copper; al-
' I0 “Help Ssonstag.
Motors.
The New England Electric M0
tor really has no superior. Gladly
' aborigyou one.
THE 6. N. HeKlBBHV
ll'FG CO:
poisonous.
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In?“ shit 5.
sins FISH
This is the week to eat Green Blue-
mil. when you can eat them at a rea-
sonahle price. Small Bluefish 9c:
his Bluefish 10¢: Steak co... 10c;‘_
White Halibut. 12c; Native Eels, 12c;
dries Smells 14c. All other sins. of
no «sameness new.
page its-tip.”
“mama's-slum maroon.
(So Salgatioa Army Sanding“;
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shiellrtresh “madam
I aaa‘s sea-(Wu.
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What wprry apd "bother the store can '
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h»? fihwcwg
sessile sacall “killer‘s
mutton“ and, 50
GOOD FD CHILDREN.
The pleasant 0 take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immed-
iate relief in all cases of Cough. Group
and Latlrlppe because it does not pass
immediately Into the stomach. but
takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. it draws out the inflammation,
heals and soothes and cures perms-
nently by enabling the lungs to con
tribute pure life-giving and life-sus-
taining oxygen to the blood and tissues.
Clifford ivnarmacy.
m“-.- -a—JN _
John W. Beattu.
Phone 147-8.
everywhere.
a.-- .r-.z17.~— .....
prawn
rm”: r0 pars-a mar
soon.
See how nice are the papers we offer
at 20 and 5c roll.
in hanging paper we use Slsk's Siz-
ing, a perfect disinfectant.
O”
cor bat Washisslsn Street.
THINK IT
OVER.
We have about fifty GAS
RANGES on hand. which we will
sell at the same price as last
year. or 89.75 and "2.75 each.
connected free.
After this stock is depleted.
prices will be increased $2.00.
Don't come around after these
are gone and say that you are .
sorry you were late.
can». Railivay and
Lighrlnp company.
:finJip
Hull. Vanish
planners.
shill.
HQ! WA rm.
sun as:
rirrmo.
Tin. Slut fins. Copper
.‘ so dbdili‘flfil‘n 'fir‘ss’i.
«or comm
HI
‘ . oil-1'» Selenhoaz. 5&7?»
satin All; spectator.
attired 3o
’AT' HOWE TOMORROW NIGHT
' and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy talt
' the tens of thousands who have used
. ceraarer President. William T. il‘ey-
-u.-.-..—......
porous aupasusur .
This city is soon to be visited by
"Gov."' Bowen the black face comed-
Ian and dancing master.
seasons abroad he rgturns to Inerlca
vered with gold medals an fiery
a date of his visit here wil
htnsilay at which time he will appear
With the Quinlan & Wall imperial Min-
strels at lleyts Theatre. Ha will be
seen In and work and will have charlie
of the dancing of the show. He will
be accompanied by a coterle of the
World's greatest dancers. including the
Miller Brothers. Castle and Collins.
Frey and Wohlgemuth. Newcomb and
Sodaro. the Baby Brothers. Land and
Field Louis Tracy. and others or note.
The dancing of the first part by the and
men will introduce the steps of every
form of nlinstrel dancing. The big
dnscing act. will be put on the Carrol-
lctto or after-piece. “Fun and Frolic at
the Station."
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
There could be no more welcome an-
nouncement for the amusement-loving
public than the appearance here of
those IWo perennial favorites. Denman
Thompson and "The Old Homestead."
Tile dear old pastoral play itself is by
this time so familiar to everyone that
any attempt to describe it would be
superorgatiou. The mere mention of
the names of Joshua Wbiicomb, Cy
Prime, Seth Perkins. Aunt Matilda and
Rickety Ann is sufficient to bring to
mind all of those delightful rural chur-
actors. and at the same time arises in
the background the pictures of the old
farm. the homestead in Swanzey.
Grace Church on Broadway. in New
York city and the aristocratic mansion
of Henry Hopkins. the metropolitan
merchant and millionaire. The com-
pnny supporting Denman Thompson
this season is practically the same as
last. and the production ls said to be
perfect in every detail. At Hoyt's Ap-
ril 13th.
llOl’T'S "A BUNCH OF KEYS."
This dainty farce will hold the stage
at iloyt's Theatre Saturday. matinee
and night. Hoyt s "A Bunch of Keys"u
is one of the best musical skits ever
presented to the public. it has an
amusing story. is full of wit and music
and Manager Boibner each season so-
lects the clcverest comedians and
prettiest bunch of girls that the Rialto
can furnish.
show to drive dull care away»
CLOSING RENTAL A'l‘ SOUTH NOR.
WALK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The notable series of recitals lit the
South oNrwnlk Congregational Church
will be completed next Tuesday. by the
popular imprrseudtor. Charles F. Un-
tlci'hlll. “As You Like it“ was to have
been given. but it has been decided to
substitute “The Merchant of Venice"
in its stood. Mr. Underhlll is very
popular in this community. and is at
his best. in the interpretation of
Shakespeare. All Sliakespcsrisu schoi~
airs and all lovers of good entertain-
mom and artistic platform work will
be glad of the opportunity to hear Mr.
Underhlll's Merchant. The admission
is nominal. thirty-five cents.
A METROPOLITAN PRODUCTION
COMING.
"Among Those Present," the new
comedy drama played by Mrs. Le-
Moyno, will be presented at Hoyt’s
on Saturday. April 18. Just as it was
produced some weeks ago at the Gar-
den Theatre. New York city, the home
of fashionable drama and society com
edy Both actors. scene sees. costumes
and properties are those employed in
New York, while Mrs. LeMoync's rolc
Is that Which won the warm admira-
tion of press and public there. it is
said that rarely has so massive and re-
alistic a stage portrayal 0i fashionable
society come out of New York. As a
comedy of manners and a mine of wit-
ty sayings and infectious humor. “Am-
ong Those Present" Is in a class by it
self while on its ethical side it ap-
peals to the best instincts and e forces
a sound lesson without some sing.
DANGER OF GOLDS AND GRIP.
greatest danger from colds and
grip his their resulting in pneumonia.
it reasonable care is used however.
an all danger will be avoided. Among
this remedy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of a single case having re-
sulted in pneumonia. which shows
conclusively that it is a ccttain pre-
ventive of that dangerous disease. it
will cure a cold or an attack of the grip
in less time thanany other treatment.
it is pleasing and- safe to take. For
sale by all drugglata.
#4“—
came woonelms usariuo.
Commit”. Named to .Try and ‘Find
Suitable Trysting Place. ‘
The Oompe Woodbine association
hold Its annual meeting Tuesday ayan- » V
log -at the Seaside Outing Club.
Bridgepem. The newly elected oili-
or; vleepresldent. N. H. Jones; secre-
l
liter. Frank S.- Slosaon. ~
Lee W. H. Marigold and N. 1!. Rogers
as members of the executiié commit
are ex-ofllclo members.
tee together with an advisory bornmlt-
tee consisting of Salmon Cruise“. Dr.
S. J. Damon. George B. Winton and
George ‘T. Moot-rt
lng.
We:
it is just the kind of .
tan Judge Elwhrd P. Nobbs: trim:~
President layer appointed Henry
tee to serve with the sour ofleers who
This column:
\ w‘m~ nil SS 5
committee to "cm a new home for
the camp. and report at a later niaci-
Camp Woodbine has been dallged to
its location at Pert- luncheon
because the Wilkes passed lain
the basil-ofI a eradicate who contem-
plate great-I amounts“ this dl-
vision at the point into'vliladtss. ’l‘lie
. got mam in
After two ’ "J
Some Dress Geode News
That’s well worth the reading .
Beauty Show of Silks N . '. .-
You'll find exceptional valuonhm .
A wealth of Wash Goods
All priced to your liking
The w hite Goods showip
DRESS GOODS SECTION HERE All! SOME
AT ITS BEST . WASH GOODS IARGAINO“
High water mark now in the dress You'll admit that the are DST
goods section. Range of styles, range when you see them. very pl
of colors, range of prices most com fresh from the, looms. and a
plate. and styles are both right. , t
38 Inch all wool Albatross and Nuns' 27 inch Figured Lawns, blg am
Velling Dress Goods, new spring mellt to pick from at To yd. >
dress shades. at 50c yd. 32 inch Fancy Piques, white gro
38 and 42 inch Voiles. the new cloth work in blue, red and black dots,‘
in navy, royal, tan and black, at 59c neat figures. at 15c yd. ’-
A choice assortment of Fancy IA .
and Swisscs in stripes or OWN St
‘f
42 inch All Wool llatiste Dress Goods
in pink. blue and cream at 590 ya.
31 inch All Wool French Challics,
satin stripe. desirable shades at 69c yd.
Special 52 inch Granite Cloth in
black and blue only. at. 890 yd.
THE SELLING 0F SILKS
There's lltle to wonder at why silk
selling is so active. Never were silks
so economically priced. if you choose
now you get a pick of the best.
19 inch Lining Taffeta Silks. popular
Shades at 39c y.d
Natural Color l'ongeo Silks. 21 inch-
es wide. the right thing for Suits or
Separate Waisis. at 49c yd.
19 inch Natural Color Corded Pen
gee Silks. special finish at 59c yd.
20 inch Corded Wash Silks in colors
also cream at 490 yd.
20 inch Wash Silks in blacks extra
heavy. high lustre. at one yd.
8h 85 Washington St. 50 Nomad. V
a! ‘
d.
32 inch French Lawns. very fin
ity neat patterns. at 260 yd.
27 inch Plain Colored Lawns. ag‘
stripes in blue. pluk.‘nlle greene- '
black, at 256 yd.
THE NEW WHITE GOODS. ,_
it pays to buy white goods ear
lines are unbroken. They're M
clean and crisp We ll tempt you
follows:
White Pique in stilpes anti“ .
ures at 15c yd. ’
27 inch White Madras in some. and
figures, 250 yd.
27 inch White Mercerizcd Date
in the new basket weave, also in i!
ty stripes and figures at 33c d.
A full assortment of india Lnen Ylllk
toria Lawns and French Lawns“
100 to 59c yd.
,.
Big spring Shoe Sale.
lNTEREST INCREASES DAILX.-.
Tomorrow we add to this important occasion by offcling guaranteed pair
cnt colt skin Shoes for men and women. at
$1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women at $1. 25 and $1.48. Shoes for Men at 95c and $1. 25.
Every shoe included in this sale was made to sell for much more than we
ask for them. See our windows.
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store.
Go-Carts
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This is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of fresh air. WC
have the line of Go Carts which will insure pleasure for the one who PW?
cs, as well as {01 the baby. « ("--
They are easy as well as pretty made for long use and don‘t cost much
We carry the well known makes of Heywood and Wakefield Company
F. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers.
Remember the voting cpntpst
A. J. COLLINS & co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEHS.
12 told North Main St
\
One ton of it produces 2.000 lbs. of satisfaction}?
mep' to tomorrow with your order—or t
.1 1m 1-]. Ferri
NTWashmgion Street.
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Norwalk Chronicler