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Home-Made
Candies ‘
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LANE’S
51 WASHINGTON er.
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incal'irnslldes.
A regular meeting of Eureka Rebe-
kah Lodge was held last evening.
The first degree was worked at; at
meeting at Lincoln Council. 0. U. A.
M.. last llight.
F—Fresh or corned hooks. lb.
Hayes.
80
Railroad pointers are giving the
Norwalk pusscngor depot a now coat
or paint throughout the interior.
The funeral of the late George ll.
Cummings will he held tomorrow ul-
ternoon til 3:30 from the South Nor-
wnlk Methodist Church.
~5lb. pull home rendered lard 40c.
Hayes.
A stuffed trout. in n frtlt'c in one of
the display willdoWs of lt‘. it). Lock-
wood and (‘oll‘lpdtly‘s store. ill Willi
street. is attracting lunch attention.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Ltldlos'
And-Society of Christ. Chapel will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. liellry
Jimmersou, East avenue.
—-Younlan Derbles. O’Brien'a .
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Warm
will be held tomorrow afternoon from
St. Joseph’s Church. at 3 O'clock. Tho
interment will be in St. Mary's Ceru-
ctery.
The funeral of the inte l-lcnrlcttn
Smith. widow of John O, Smith. was
held thisnnorning nt 10 o‘clock from
her late rcnldcncc. 'l‘lle interment wrls
nt Sound Beach.
~-(‘lloico tools 129% lb. Mayor.
W. BFDctlul‘nlo, the Norwalk rcal
mtut‘t‘ mull, hills sold the William S.
(lorhtlm form or 1.00 acres and build-
ingm t Chestnut Hill. to li‘. M. Conl-
h'iock, a well known New York cu»
toms agent. Ml'. (.lorrlstock inlcnds to
convert the plaice into a summer Illlllll‘
for himself and family.
~Kltchcn Dcpt. Spc'clzlltios: 1000
Ilcvonshirc Breakfast and Dinner
Plates. 2 for lilo: 400 Handsome llnit.
(‘nt (linen Borry Dishes, 2 for 17c. Sat.
and Mon. only. M. S. Smith & Co.
Quite a number of South Norwulk
people are attending the funeral of the
late Timothy 11. Foster. in llilllbury.
today, among them being Thomas I
Raymond. W. ’1‘. Raymond. Willanl .1.
Foster and family. Ricllurd H. Goldcn.
Mrs. D. F. lillnt. Mrs, Thomas l’owcll.
.lohn Benedict, llcllry Rowland and
others.
"Hoyt'n Tin-litre" Is so well arranged
for seeing and boating that no soul is
a bad one and While there is a good
sale for “The King's Highway” tllerc
are. many good seats left at the 'l‘hcn-
tro Box ofilce. This will be the dra-
mutlc novelty of the scuson. And as
the company have linen thoroughly
coached by Miss Akcrutrom all enjoy-
nble performance is nsaumod. No souls
should be left unsold on tho bcllctlt
in u worthy one.
— u...—
—Boy|' Winter Cups O'Brieno.
t‘harics L. Holmes. of M. H. Glover‘a
Norwnlk ldloo storo. and Harry Jack-
son. of Wilton. started out on n duck-
ing oxpcditlon to chtport into yes-
tvrdny afternoon. and although he!
did not must-.ecd in bagging any ducks.
Mr. Hollnos shot air unusually large
mink on tho hullgntuck nloudown. The
cllplurn Willi bronghth chic and in now
on exhibition at 1". n. IJOCItWOOiI it.
Company‘s utorc.
Otilcr- Maya—“Kin l have u week’ll vn~
chliotl?"
Ilia Elmlloyorw"Wlly you‘ve only
been born tum dayn,"
onion lioyw-“Ycu; but nttonl gill
hired to do lob maybe i kill iIIIIIO it
tumors—Puck.
"l hon-Wed live at you the other
day. Windiow. Here it in.”
“What! The name live?"
"You. You one, I only ask you tor It
in order to mt your triernhlhip. And
now. let me have twenty tor a day
or two. will you 1’".
“Not today. The limit tent In all I
care to rink."——(ilevelund Plain Dealer. '
W
FAIN'I‘ YOUR IUOOV POI! 76°
to 31.00 with Dammit; Gloria Gerrtpgo
Paint it weighs 3 to 8 ozn. morn to
the pint then otherlr. wear: longer and
Ira I group equal to new work. Sold
0. ill. Don.
came-pr Photograph-r
Whenever you want mythic in the
till!
new,
r.. r:
luaufikncm.
Taylor 85 Golden,
74 Washington Street.
South Norwalk Conn.
aunt. um
”NEW...“ . _ my...
ACADEMY OF DESIGN FIRE.
Many Painting: and Pieces of Statu-
. ury Destroyed.
NEW YORK. March 18.—-Mully valu-
able paintings and pieces of statutory
and articles used in instruction were
(iehtroyed today by aiirc which darn-
aged the building occupied by ”W No-
tlunnl Academy of llcsigll, ill ltlltlli
street and Aillnlcrdny nvounc.
()no ilrcluun was buried lllltll‘l' do
brie; from u Inlllng \vull. bill was Wis“
cued and removed to u llUleillI. ”0
will recover. Whilc llll cxucl. csii~
mate of the dallulge could not be made
today, it will be at least. 350.000 and
may reach double that figure. The up-
per half of the building. which coll-
tainu six class rooms. are tilled with
works of art, was practically burned
out. The glass opening of tile Muir
aard root...on the north slope. was
wrecked. The lower floor. devoted to
reception rooms, parlors and oflicos ul-
so suffered great damage by water.
Falling timbers. plaster and other do-
brls, besides the tire and smoke. duru-
aged many nrtncles of bronze and lnnr-
ble. statuary, plaster costs used as mod»
els and paintings“ wllich decorated the
rooms. Among the. paintings danlu‘g‘
ted to greater or loss cxicui were homo
by (lilbcrt Stunl‘t. including :1 porlrnll
of Mrs Wuilcy, ol‘ l'hrston; by Humuci
ll. 14‘, Morse. inventor of tho tclcgrnpll‘,
the Sllydam collection: llill‘ll'llll ruinin-
turc by Ascbrllbuch: plctllrcs by liicz.
tho li‘l‘t‘lit'll artist,“ picturcs by John
'l‘runlbllli, tin.- painter of Washington.
and portrait oi’ Trumbull hinlscit’, by
’l‘wlblll; pictures by llcnlc. Wyatt lion
and and Edward May and runny histor-
ical plaster casts 01‘ famous originals.
ilsedby the students in the six class
rooms on the ccond floor. Some of
the statuary was brldly broken and
chipped and some of the pnilltings ul‘o
scarred and torn. while otllors oscapcd
with lesser damage, it is bclicvcd thc
fire resulted from n dcfctivc insulation
of electric light wires.
. STEAMERS HELD UP BY FOG.
NEW YORK. March list-will u dcnsc
fog which hull}: ovcl' Ihc lowcr- buy and
fur out to sch. it was In-Ilcvml .‘i num-
bcr of liners from Elli-opium ports
were waiting curly today for n. chnncc
to got into port. Among those doc
and probably hold up by tho for; wcrc
tho St. Louis. from Southampton; Lu
Suvoic. front iinvl'o; IIlt' t‘cdrlc. from
Liverpool; The Sinroniu. front l’uicr-
mo. tho Ultonla. l‘l‘om r‘itllnc: lllc
Ethiopia. from Glasgow; lhc Mllinc.
frolll lircmcn, tho l'ntrlcln. from llnm~
burg. :llld Illt‘ .‘tllullclonkll. from Lon-
don.
M“. n.-m-. ... ... ._..
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IS IT RIGHT?
Is it right for you to how $4.20 that
n dculcl' may mnko 50 I‘I‘IIIH moi-o by
selling fourtccn gallons of I‘t‘llti.\'~vi’tit'-
llsc point. tli $1.50 pcr trillion. limit our
ngcnt will lunhc by soiling you high!
gallons of L. & M. and six gnllorls of
linseed oil. which ruukc tourtm-n gitl'
ions or u hotter point. at. $1.220 pcr
gallon. in it right?
'l‘ilc Longmiln & Itinrtlucz L. K: M.
Paint is sold by C. 1"}. itow. South Nor.
wnlk: liubbl-ll & Stoplcs llnrdwzlro
Company. Norwullt; W. S. (luycl- &
Son. \chtporr; Norlhrop lirotilcrs.
iolllhport.
YOUR WIFE WILL BE lNTER~
EITID
intensely in the story of the figures
in your bank book, if you burn one.
Women are nonernlly more careful of
their money than men.
Bo all cllrcflll till your wife and opep
an account in the navingu department
of
rat SOUTH «on mu?
must “WINK
Four not cont. allowed on Savings.
Dena-m.
tour“ Mum for
Saturday and Monday
3 them for are
including: ‘Tlle Evasion dirt in
Dixie. i Want to no a soldier. Polly
Prim, dorm Elliot! 1 Learned to have
One 0
Piano; Ind £8de
to 0 Von Thur“:
fibril can». , 7.
on Title Your
. ‘ ' I c
m . .
You. Win Old Owl. Listen to the In:
« til-us manila
Our: "Hats Are, “it” '
l
M
‘v
(We show the whole range in correct hats for Spring—all
“tagged" by Fashion as “It.” You may have the advanced
styles or conservative shapes. as you will.
Volk Hats have a reputation for quality which no words of
ours can add to. The best hats of which we know at $2 and $3.
Some smart and exclusive shapes in College and 'Varsity
Soil Hats to which we invite the attention of dTeSSy young men.
See them before investing ill your Spring hat. $2 and $3.
Spring Top Coats have worked to the top—boxy coverts and
longerCoats which possess distinction in an unusual degree.
$6.50 to $20.00. ~ * g . 7t Yilgillfll
ROGERS & STEVENS
SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel Call, 32-2.
Candies )
Frlday and Saturday.
Reel Cross Chocolatel, 29c lb.
Apollo Chocolates, 60c lb.
English Crown Toffee, 40c to.
Ohocolate Chips, 27c lb.
Rackwood Milk Chocolate.
’ 5:: Cake
rm qummr Pharmacy
The Prescription Stare.
CORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH 8TB.
BO. NORWALK, CONN.
.cALL16-2. I > ‘ .
Maples til Goldsclllnidt (50.
(incorporated)
GOMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz & Corbett Block, 60. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘l'tltlli'l‘. 10:10 :l. msm’l‘llc
intro of the opcnlng slot-it market to-
Wo all 509k tho boot, but do w.» always rccolva it.
At. nlcul lirncs ouch day We nuly jlldizc of tho, merits
of tho. bulchor. the grown: lilo billtcl'; but how about the
groin man who supplics the food for your animals?
Do you know it‘ you got good clcnll grain
Do you know 11' you not full woight'.’
lloyoll dorllilrld the row bcst groin lllltl food money
cnn buy, and rcccivc it. dcllvorcd prmnplly'.’
We tnko prido in tho uullllty of our groin, our super-
ior sorvicc lllld low prices. ; 9:" 1.21:1]
liuy Unis 'l'hutr. (.‘lcun.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
NEW SPAP‘EWRJS"
DAILY AND suquv PAPERS DELIVERED. ' ,
LEAVE onoans AT on TELEPHONE ‘
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall .St.. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
n "'§...l.....‘thong...
Merrill College
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WILL PA Y .
IT HAS HELPED HUNDREDS OFYOUNG PEOPLE TO BE SUCCESS-
FUL.
DAY AND EVENING 8E88ION8.TUITI
TRAB AT MERRILL.
ON nuances ONLY. NO ax.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
W
péclal Law "Price;
on Mllllnory and run .
we use HAVE A rm: cm: or umw mo CHILDREN' sum
AND COATS.
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATO.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
on wnl-ltNoTou 31' REIT. noun-l NORWALK.
TORIC LENSES
Cost more and are better. A pleasure to explain them.
“ When interacted, cull.
‘ HOMER B. HOYT, Relractinz Optician.
lioob 9. United Bank Building, ‘ , south Nor-"ill. Calm
special Appointments at convenience almatrone.
orifice hour: tin-11:415. 12.4M:00. Saturday urchin". 7-4.
Mu .nlmw.
I
frat. IDI- , Pal: null/luv.
. Cutbitl’e BridgeflFloh Market
The Time He: come
When You can on Fruit Caught PM! duct Out at the Water
IY IXPRI“ F ROM MITON. .
htuk Cod. Market cart and Hoddeokrm the South.
Large and Omen he. and luck, that IItIh‘ rich. WuhfflEWItltol‘Wi-III,‘
. od by St, I’nul, N. Y. (It-ntrrll. Atlantic
s \vcrc substantial ill some stocks bct‘orl
- was publishcd. tho-showing not ln-lng
‘ 50"“ i Price. liead to radiation
t Fir if
'1 -i‘\.
FREEDOM. l: is? "3}
» u . i ” .,: 1
war orrun you run la."i‘lltl<i rn‘lrupou Drona prop ..
lNVt’rn youn lNSl’lGC’l‘ION or hil'lthti STYLES IN CLOTHIN‘
HATS AND SIIOES FOR MEN AND BUYS. ' » ' . ‘
YOUNG MEN, JUST Five wanna“
2 . .3 ,4 '
Snappy. Refined. ixolllsive.
THE S. 6' P. SHOE.
l
Swell.
TOD Coats, Rain Coats. and Spring Stilt
for Men and Boys now readll.
OUR NEW Cllll4l‘)‘l‘lEN'S (.‘LO'I‘lllNlll DEPARTMENT IS STOCK.r
ED WITH A POYULAR PRICED lllNE ()lr‘I BOYS' SHOES. [ 3
Men’s and Bous’ Shoes $1 to$4 »
SHELLECKitPRl
. ” . Clothiers and Furnishers. "1 - . .
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK‘Ai
day was dccidcdly ll'rcuulzll‘. hilt loser-:9
pl‘cdumintllcti. Mctl‘opolltllu Sci-uri—
Telephone Call 324-2. _. ‘b
tics loop 1 :LR. ()ntllrio & \\'cslvln 1
lot. Metropolitan Stl'ccl ltuilwny llholll
ll point, and 'l‘olcdo. St. Louis illltl
Wcsicru pill. and i-ilucltiug u Itll'lrtl
t'rucliou. Losses l‘illi to u largo fruc-
llou in St. ’rlul nlld (‘oiorudo It‘llt‘l. .
WALL .9'1‘. 11 u. rn.—~~l'lccidml llcuvi-
noes lll St Paul, N. Y. Control and
Sugar inspired solos of other {'H'til‘lil'
stocks. Losscs of l to ,1 1-! Were scor-
Const Linc. nrld sovcrui other stocks.
The Illcll'opolltnn stocks lost thclr
trains. liccovu'ics from tho low point
it o‘clock. N. Y. t‘clltl'ul l‘illlllll l and
tlntnrlo At Wcstcru rosc 1 3-4
WALL S'l‘ltlilid’l‘, closu-«itnvlrim;
Ullt’ltlilttih by the incurs bolorc tbc :1p«
in uluncu of the bunk stiltomcnt or»
clinic ulorc and more urgcut tlllt.‘ ii
on Wt‘flli il.‘ \vtls trlll'cd. Whirl inc .1 ..
lunlld from rlltll‘ls Iltft'illlit‘ hillhllt .? .bv‘
.ulvuucc. plum-xi null
hzlclt ll i‘l'ucliou.
i‘l‘glllill‘.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. l
pi‘lccs sllmlcll
'i'llc closing was 11‘-
you want some nice Rye Bread new
been out.
Flour for 70, this sale.
just all good and just as much for 18a. 3 11:.
most reliable grocery houses in NEW Yer".
and fine, 12c lb.
bottle.
ltlhll‘} (i.\'i‘|ll'2lil<21) l~ltlt::~‘., pl-r «1oz... ' 23c.
Report over the private wire. of ‘ ' ' . .
l‘ho Mimics at. (loldschmult ($0.. Com I':\A\l‘\ MMM': I'U'I‘A'I'UICS. llt'l‘ llt‘l‘b‘. . 360;
mission l’irokcrs. Swarm & Corbett \'lx.‘lti' ”1,75... ’l‘l'li “own! . a.
Block, South Norwalk, Telephone 1.315. I ' l‘ I' I)“ "”"”“l _ ....)c. ‘
Upon. Hutu. low. 113" mum: .tsson'rlllcx'r or curl 1" AND \‘litilC’l‘AliLES. g ‘;
.\lrlnl (‘op iii-Tin till 737x 751% .‘ ' .
Am t‘ it; 1" (Jo :li 37?». ti? all: UNITED OCER y o
.\lllci' Loco Iiilfi 47%; 413“» 47’s.- GR '
Alli Smelt 10‘: 10219; ittlte 102% '
20 North Main 8b. South Norwalk.
Good .‘Iicip _
It is real goom'li’
a
cdal Flour now in plenty.
Good Trades
' .....-j.;...'..;£e. _
Farmer's Rye Flour. home raised ’
and home ground.
try it, 4c lb.
Washburn's and Crosby's Gold M
95c bag.
Fine Family Flour, 85c bag.
A Bargain. Fresh Goods.
We have I.
Warranted to please. V I
A 2 lb. package of Selfifiaislng Buckwhat
War-ranted to give satisfaction. ‘
Why pay high prices for Reliable Self Raising Flour. when you can buy
package. Put up by one of the
Pacific Coast Cod Fish is a new. novel and fine article of Cod Fish, white
:1
Fine Cabbage.
Call attention to some nice Bottled Goods.
Mixed Pickles, 10c bottle.
Fresh Eggs.
Pickled Onions, small, 10;:
Large Pickles, the dozen. .. , ‘
LORENio DIBBLE
Eggs! Eggs)! Eggélw
Mother-"Ethel. you naughty child.
what have yonbacn doing to make
(that-lay cry no?” 'liitbclui‘d've Only been
sharing my codiiver oil with him. dour ‘
momma. You *nntd it want so nit-o.”
Hili'ller'll ~Bnllnr.
library woman would like to be rich
m her friends would pool: from behind
the alumina It her in her carriage
to see. if pile was coming to call when
alto wun't. -
H AmumH-mo’sxot a good job. hasn’t
not lie tells me he's working for the
government now.” «wills-«"3“! the
out tiara he tell! . that hut nub.
trim ‘ior’ from it." «- ‘Philadelphla
Wm: ' fig . . ' 51.31
' min
‘ ur yawning j on
«him of
r u in.
[on SW: _ ,
, «it anther
mn Sugar- Hull; llzi « it: lizlz. 49 Fort 8t» Ealt Norwnlll.
A ’1‘ at S he hit till his}. bifu- TEL. 26—4. TEL “p.15,
liull ti Ohio, 108 llib 10715 luv-t . . ., 7 _ . _ _ ...-. .. mm a
illilyn it 'I‘ no“. it? out... 137 . ‘
(‘llcs in Ohio 57th on", .17 5732,, g ‘
t‘lli 62 N W 240‘... 2M) 2101... 2101... ‘
(‘hi or West 2m 2m 23%, 2:»... . f, ‘
if M n 81 1’ lint/.1707. tin 17m ,_ .. . .
ttul t‘ a: l 5:: not... 52% 5:1». E & RANGE 0 AL
t‘oll tins 2nd 200 205.1... 230.31.; . .
I'Il‘io 413% 40% Ill .4013 . . > ’
mm m m not am out. M I: far more economical than Schuylklll Call. ,
m comm rum mo... law... 1mm... Two Tons of farmer equals Three Tans aftbo Latter
Loud; \‘nlall HI, H.135 till; l1l‘,’ .
Mllilhllitilil ”9:: 100*}; 160%; 100+: BUY JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL. .
Mul h‘l My 1241.. 12mI 123% 123%.. R d B
\lcx Corn 241/ mp xii... aw. ym _
it K o 'l‘ ptd (so ‘ (iii pm; until a on r98' 1
Mo I‘llt‘lllo rum. 107“; mu. low;
an Load 37 37 any, any. '3‘? Washington Strut.
N Y Control lull/i that. ltm lulu. " H .. - .. Wm .
Nor! 6‘: West 851).. 81th 55% sous.
.,... & w... m... .3 6.... m HOYT 6- FREEMRN, .
l’clm n n 1-th Hula 142%: 142.. nnrrmsnu'ruvo , , .1. WM???
l'uo (.illri 1110. ”2% llllrfi lli7n ’ .
Itc. tIIilK pain. any, can. 95"}. H H H t & c
trier . it. 1.22% it... a rry ' oy , 0-: ‘ ' »
or shut ‘ -’ . I, ' _ ' . " . . ;'. _ ’
liuh‘ Goods 2014, 20"... 26% 2.6%
Hon Pacific 65%, 08% 157% 072% Bankers and Brake“, 1V
1:0" “(it 50' 2:29;: :31 8:2? iii“ Stocks. Bondn. Grain and Cotton Bou nht and Sold for Cub or on Marlin}.
"on i ' ~'> ‘. . ./ «
“.33., pmmc a”; 35.2 3le list; Melnhcr New York Connolldnlcd Stock taxi-hunch. Direct private wire.
Slilgllnl’ilvillit‘ 121‘! lg'lu’ilt l‘l‘i’gl’l 1:3)"; New York, ii and 43 Wall nlruot. lirooklyn. 371 Fulton street.
_ u ) ) y l h v‘ I l
t; s Elton: u; . 3g“ 35,?“ 3%,: 33% SOUTH NORWALK. TE‘L.112—-3. HOYT'S THIATII‘IUILDING.‘
l 8 SM» I! It ”all J' .1. hi Market Forecaut Ever Mornln at 10 0' I k ‘ '
\v'ubaah 22-h 22% 22:4. 22% y 9 °°° ' . :
Wulmull pld lily. iii this ill ‘ M“ ...... Wm
Wilt com um 21%.,23-34 lulu «mom
, ......... . i \ x l t
Bunk btutomant. I I . .
HOM‘N'GS. avg-rang”. :gjggflfl, P 4 1 AND GLASSES MUOT 5E CHANG‘D ‘
Ronerv is . 8.. increase iii .270 4 J - 1
Leona. carnage, inhibitor) AOCORDINOLY' ;
special. doc Mitt, tungmpo Otton one nttrloutu a luck or clear-non of vicion to his or“
bound 'i‘om er. accretion, $1,301.2pu when hie gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not bowed to“ M ‘
Drpoalta, dementia, 13,393,700 your or“ examined again? .. . ‘
l . . all. t l - . ,
( mutation docro o l .010‘ ”as FREE. s
O. B. Jackson...
Gratin-to Optician.
a mu. Offlll'i’. - «unwritten.
. é}}iEW6§ts
warm and nonpr-
_ . ALL m cm“ curious mo emu f
.» mantra nu. AT ‘ . . ~
mo, pronouns moo . ,.
, continuum
’ not. me ml um.
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Norwalk Chronicler