OLD" '
FASHION
‘ molasses
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LANES
51 WASHINGTON IT. . '
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LIIIIII News lilies.
--Choicc Fowls and Chickens. 16c
lb. Haves' Mitt.
. The Coleman- -Slnger pool match 11'
take place this evening at Gbiott
pool rooms. . .,
- A meeting of the Paluttns' and Dec.
orators’ Union was held last evening
at Central Labor Lyceum.
~Ladies' & Genie Umbrellas. O' Brien.
. Banner Council Daughters of Lib-i
crtv. held a meeting last evening. at
which routine matters were tran~
sacted. -_
——Frcsh Hams. lit: lb. Hayes“ Mitt.
Kabaosa Encampment. at last
nights meeting. decided to hold a big
roll call. The e1c11t will probably oc-'
our on IApril 2'.
b -—Itching piles provoke profanity
Ointment cures itching. bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer-
i.ng At any drug store.
South Norwnlk Division. A. 0. li..
held a routine meeting last or enlhg.
Washington Camp P. O. S. of A.
held a meeting last evening.
~Haskctball at Rink tonight
walks 1s Stamfords.
Mrs. A. I). Wellman and daughter
Mrs D M. Everett, of Rochestet.
N Y... are guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Scoiield of Mott a1e11uc 11.11.111.11. .
ill
o's'
1
Nor-
~Elginliutte1-‘.30clb.l1‘..,DL & Co spending the winter lll Iiiughmuton
Quality and price is the aim of the N 3'
Public Market and the result is that “”3”"-
their customers get the best' the mar-
ket taifords. Read the ad.
-3 lbs. good Shoulder Steak. 25c.
llnyca Mitt.
Attorney Joseph Li11111 eilct nnd \II‘S.
Illnchiler have 1'11turn1'd from a trip contemplate holding a fair and Sllbw‘l‘
to Albany N. Y and
where l\i1'.l.in.\:11'cilcr
some legal businesm a , I
—Stop earache in...t.wo.:n1;inutes,
toothache or pain or burn or scald 11
five minutes. honrscness, one hour,
muscle ache. tho bo'urs. sore throat
t11ei1'e hours—Dr Thomas E'clcculc
Oil. monarch over pain.
Clothing for 1111111 Winch and child
Tea at, (lately 1.11.1 Brennan. You can
purchase there oh the crcdit 111 stem
and wear your clothes 11I1ilc you arc
paving tol'tl1om.ltcad the ad.
—-TONIGHT! T Q3Tl TONIGHT!
Lady Jennings “air. lied .\le11' a Hall.
Theodore 0 Olscn has purchased
f1'111nl~‘.II. Hobbs of No.11 Yolk. thc
shoe business no long conducicll in
\l'asltington 1thth b1 «Mr. Olaeu and
his i'uthtr. 'lhcodol'c 1}. Olson. .\I1'
Olsen will conduct 1111 b11~111.~.~1 in tho
future
——.'1 lb. pail Lard. 1:012 ‘.II11,"1115' \ikt.
Johnstown 1
attended to 1
t
I
I -;-;.;-:-'.'-ju3:.“'-;o:._n;.,'c:-;-‘-ju'v;-;-'-;-'I - a .“1 . . . A
at profanity won' t cure them. Doan' s 180mg
led
alternoon at the home of Mrs.
l'itch
irom :1 St 1'11'11] 11'1'1tl15'
sister.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
llurt.
spent.
day
Hyatt.
first prizc.
Will resign his position as icacln'r 11f
South Wilton school. to tukc efflct Ap-
rll i
probably take the place.
c1ntl1' added to thc i..ibr111'1't Itlghl
at Last 3111-). 113111111; Roman and.
chdlacval Art W. H.For1lv;ce 'I‘hc
A11'.'1l1'1'-nlng \Iargarct licland; 'l'hc
'l‘ridcut and the .\'cl
Iiarnogat.
lcislol" S Mills».
little Sister of
1.. «a; In the bishop‘s Canon. \iirlam Ml-
cl11lst -;11
I11':
1.
(lardcu:
Plow Women.
Taylor & Golden.
74 anhlngton St. "l'ai. 213-2.
“Wimp-1131111 chundnry:
Palnts, 035 did Vatnlshos.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol
Beat lino of Spirihg Goods over ahown.
HARRY RIDER,
611 Water 81.. BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Good: dallyored frao. Tel. 243-3.
, The Choral Uhlon will rehearae next
Monday evening at the Norwalk Com
gregational Church. There to still op-
porrunity for now who desire to join
the Choral nion and participate in
the June concern by attending this
rehearsal
~llaskctball at Rink tonight.
walks 1's. Stamfords.
I1‘. G. Mooré. Andover. Malia: W. S.
Tay',l01 A. E. Smith. Albert E Davies
H. F. Stotm. J. W. Breeae J. 1". Mac-
'Gowan and wife New York; Lewis R.
linilbutl Wilton. J H.(In1nean St.
Innis; W. J Cunninghnn1,A F. Cos—
tello Hartford. C. M. A11d1',ews New
Haven; B. F. Lewis; H. P. Bradford,
E. W Ingraham. Boston; S. W. By-
ington, Flushing,L 1.; Mark L Nich-
ols Providence, R. 1.; J R. Nicholson,
Springfield; H. Ill. Robinson. 'l‘orrlng-
ton were guests last night at the Ho-
tel Clifford
Nor-
' collection.
I .
Where else in town will you find ALL the new correct blocks
with flat brima or round curls in all sizes from 6% to 7 A; Nowhere
ciao; for thia' la the only men' a store that goes into the hat question
oroughly. . «. _
We invite you to pick your new Spring derby from our complete
with the assurance that at each price you are.gctting the
very best value. for your money:
Crof‘u‘t ST Knapp Hats, $300
you; Hats $2.00 and $13.00
Easter is so early this year that you'll have to buy earlier than
usual. You’ ll find us ready with new Spring Overcoats, new Spring
Sack Suits. new Spring Neckwcar. Shirts and Hosiery. Men are now
making selections from. our full stocks and having them laid aside
until later. Why don’ t you do the same. .
——Legs Lamb. 15c Ib.. at New York
Market. .. _ .
WILTON.
Miss Ethelied Hovey. of New York,
spent Sunda1 at Ridgclv Farm
George Thomson of New
spent Sunday with hla pa1'.1-11ts
Mrs. Agnes Ililddlcbrook is con1'al~
after an attack of the gIIp.
S. Miller. of Cannon. has purchas-
dn valuable matched t1un1 of horses.
The Ladies' Guild met \l'cdnesdav
R. II.
York.
Miss Mary E. James has rcturncd
visit with hcr
Mrs. Ilrown. in Norwalk.
The Reading Circle 111111 Thursday
I).
was '
A11 enjoyable afternoon
Albl'o 'I‘honn-Ion. . who has been
has returned to his home ill
'l‘hc Matinee Whisi (‘lub Inet 'l‘uca-
afternoon at the home of Miss
Miss Marian Olmsteitd won
/
BEST GRAIN—BEST SERVICE!
You want your horucn not only in good condition, but
you want them dbl 11 to work and kccp in good condition.
This can be done by gi1lng thctn proper fwd. ’l‘hcrc is
a difference between oats and outs. You'll 111'1'111‘ rculizo
it so thoroughly until you soc our stock. You can‘t buy'
bottcl'wfor we buy tl11- host.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I 11111 nour-1us1 1111 for as tho. near»
cat lcttcr box or tclcphonc.
The ladies of St..\iattl11111"s Church
11 the rcctor1 the afternoon and e1 en
ng of \i'cd1lczidav.Aprll '1
It is leported that W. L.l\c.cl111
A Normal School graduate will
The following books have In on rc-
']‘Ilc Tides of
llopkimon Smith: I11
.EWUI Brooks: A
Destiny. Part1ln1rs of
I11 Tide. The Road .\lc11d1-'.1 11.111
Silhs St1'1111g.ir1'In" liachcl-
l-‘rinccns l’1'l'<cilin's Fortnight. au-
of Elizabeth and Her German
Hrieoners. M. (‘holnmndc-Iy;
Millions. liichnrd (Il'cnrcs:
Eleanor (Into.
w. ..
luv 1'
lt'wsi 91".:
~~Most 1li.'-' -iigu11n" skin eruptions.
atrofulu phnplcs 1',asl1es e112. are doc
to Itupuro blood Burdock Blood lli'.
tors in a 1,-Ir'nnsing blood tonic. Mukcs
you clear cycd. 1:11-a1'-b1'ainctl. clear-
sklnncd. .. ..
licfrcslmnuts will-ho :scrvcd at 1211'
Norualk (Iub Snuntlny night. 1 fou-
turo of 1:11 owning will be g’raphouc
selectlotu- on a I111tc!:1i111 owned 111
Ialllll'i \'11liu. ‘lr.\c1'li11 has a large
c11ll1 cllm oi partlcularyl l'iuc l‘t‘ctl'd"
s'
OSTEOPATHIC
TREATMENT
administcrcd
\\irt. a graduate oi tllc parcut!
l‘.
Wm... P Beers
Bold: and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Malia St.. So. Nonn‘k.
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
(number and Mill Work for Evemlhingo
and finishing lumber.
1111111111.: paper. sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders.
i’inc
FROM A PIGGERYgTO A PALACE.
runner. ahlnglca. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. flooring.
All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper. flint coated
Hair insulator and deafening papers. ordl1
Doors. sash. blinds, interior house trim in
by l)l. [1'1'111111' I)
Clltitll .It l\il"l<.~'1illi' .\|1'.ll1i.s
1111111'11. (Ittlglcss ticntulcut will
lng, turning, planing, sli'o'p Jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work.
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall ‘Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Redwood, Cypress Poplar and Chestnut Straight and fancy saw-
Kiln-
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2
:FIII' Saturday.
LIGGETT' 8 SATURDAY
CANDY 50c QUALITY FOR
CENTS is going to be populzir.
a big quarter value.
Nicely boxed.
..t
APOLLO CHOCOLATES,
body ’11 favorite.
handy.
30 CENTS.
"Ill Clllllllll Pililllllliil,
THE PRESCRIPTION aTona.
TEL. 15—2..
mum nullvnnr sanku.
HOYT'S THEATRE
SATURDAY. MARCH 16.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Return Engagement of the
Popular
AMERICAN VITAGRAPH co.
ALL NEW PICTURES.
ALL NEW ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
PRICES:
Matinee ................ 10c and 201:
Ever
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20.
FRAZEE 1! BROWNS
Present
The Laughing Show,
HOOLIGAN IN NEW YORK
A Complete Scenic Production
The Most Successful Play in Years.
A Cyclone of Fun.
PRICES ........ 151:. 251:, 35c and 501:
HOYT’S THEATRE.
, THURSDAY. MA‘ncn 21.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
In His Famoua Impcnonailon
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Aa Played With Great Dlatlnction at:
lloston Theatre, Boston, Mass.
Broadway Thcntrc. Brooklyn. N. 1'.
National Theatre. Washington, I). (‘.
McVickcr's 'l‘bcutro. Chicago. Ills.
\Vallnclt‘a Theatre, New York. N. Y.
Walnut St. Theatre, Philadelphia, P11.
Ford‘s Opera. House. Baltimore. Md.
Cm1tl111"lhc.1tt11Si.Louis Mo
And All the Leading Theatres in the
Principal omega
[Stupendous Scenic and Electrical Pro-
BASKET: BALL.
NORWALK 1.1.1.1111.
,5 5v5nr Manner ’j mom
”0-..—
NEXT GAME.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 18.
mush“... larmh 0, .1“ and open 1,11'1'1'1'111111' ll11' 111ml llelllillt‘ W .F _ . _‘ .-_ ___......
lccllWS- chronic til~1':l>1'. ' SEEKS Tor‘nEcovaalsloo DAM ‘ John 1-1 'rleaawen. 11.11.111.111: cashier
~Ch11h1'r1,11'kc':s. '1» and Tie lb. \~_ _ Y .;_ ”3‘“ x‘ . \\. AGES. ot the National Bank to Ndrwalk has
Ila. -,~ 311-. 5 ' ‘l‘ 0‘ ‘ " ' 3' ’ 3' ‘_ ' l‘apcl IS 11'1111; sewed yesterdzn bv 'tlI‘L‘ldetl to bling his farming expel»
The the Johnson thildrou 1:.“va .1 2d f'l. [Why 11 'll-l.) I‘11_\.1ut (lit: 1'1' l)"put\' Sheriff Pctel' Deolan in 11111111111111 1111'eriug morf than thirt1"-tvlo
( .111 . . N 111111- ..~ , 3. 1:11tion brought to recov'cl .1 1omml< \‘t‘tllS I11 .1. close. l1 1' 'I‘roadwcll owns
Mfgllilllit‘ 111911":11‘llfilil‘l‘railtlcl‘t {intuition dd” he :31“. n d huh) M 3'“ ‘ sion for tho sale of real estate Hugh a line farm i nNew iMlI‘old. close tol
Rid“ ““11 11119ll‘llfi;e11ts.worc bci‘ous‘. .1 col. _. (f. .\I1-(.‘.ollam_ of Reddiug brings an the village. and all the cattle unti‘
Judge Booth. in 11.1 city court. 111111111-
dav 111111'ulng..'.t the instance 11f II11
Connecticut Humane society on an ap-
plication to hate them" committed to
- the County lI0111e'1t,NoI'11'alk. The
children atc calmed it was arrang-
1111 during the court session that the
older boy should be taken 1111 .1 who
12
Of'iice days every day with the
Norwalk office and residence.
Isaacs Place. Phone 123~3.
Consultation Free.
family min; in Long Ridge and tin-
youngct one should be clircd for I1
1elati1'c. —»I)anbn11' NeWa '
——If you haven't the time In em-
cisc regularly. Dean's ltcgulets will
prevent constipation. They Induce a
mild. casy, healthful action or the no
11013 without griping. Ask your drug
gist for them. 25 cents. '
Divorces. as usuai‘. occupy 11 goodly
portion of the short calendar list of
the civil superior court “ for today.
There are 34 motions on the list, eight
of which are uncontested divorces and
three or four have to do-wlih ~divorce
petitions. The uncontested tllVOl't'CS.Oll
the list are as,f111loi1's'-~lohn G. 'l'u1'-1~
or against Hamlet P Turner, Cbaun
coy H.L1,wls against Mary Lewis. Jo-
hanna Eli against Nllti Eli .Katie E.
Place againat Levi W. Place, L‘oula F.
Ring aaginst Anna R Ring. of Bridge
port; Lina F. Hills against Edward H.
1
Hills, Jennie Disbrow against Flank by
Diabrow and Joseph Headdlhg
against Nellie Headdipgw of Norwalk
-—Basketball at Rink tonight. Nor-
wilkn 1's. Stamforda. '
31 THIRD] Y OHOCOL 1 7:5
250
, ncwa aTon:
.. ”M'M’PWM" ”Noflr'o" 10 North Main at, 01111111 Norlvaik
:1 PMI‘IIIW ”will“ 1 l Aunt for A. II. I Idlng’a
loath Nomad: Imbali and an 11' Good- ;
1101111
Big Sale
Sheet Music
lOc a Copy
I'm Sorry. '
Oh. It's 'i.ov1'ly to I11- Single.
t‘hocr Up. Mary“
M uybe Sometime.
Maggie. McGuire.
A Little Child Shall llUlHl 'I,'I11:ul.
Maumnt'u littlo Curly licud‘
loin.”
Dreaming of That Old Kentucky
Also the latest 11iii1'ch and twostep
Resentbal.
WITH FLYING COLORS.
Blue» Hit of the Season.
hen the Orioles Come No1tl1
min ,
And 11 Hundred Others.
COLEMAN’S
V
action against Esther B. Sherwood, of
I’nhficld and Frahcee Wheeler
Alicc Schneider.
1111'111 $1110 1Ia111a.g1-s.lt is claimed that
'hc plaintiff furnished .1 custommdm l
exception of Tuesday and Friday. ihc John Wheolel plopem in Boston
that was sold for 83, 00 belonging luv
the defendants.
through Louis F. Sherwood. agent for 1I1ughtcl' has consented to mar---
the defendants.
ablc before James L.
11111 __1__II_ the peace ol Redding.
Your Acupunt
Trust Com * “any.
farming Implements will be sold at.
public auction. Mr. ’I‘l l'cadwell will
place the pl'opclty on the market for
building purposes.
11nd
of Huntington, to 1'1»
I -——Solt llats. Soft iiuts. O'Brien.
-1
me 1111111 11111: 1111111111 ‘.Sir said the diiiidcnt youth. “your
The action ls return.
‘Iias.cl1.Wcll then what. are you
Blackmuu. 11151
around bothering me l0!“'."-Plillt1dcl-‘
Iphin Lcdgcr.
The
Modern Way ‘
Is to keep your cash In tho bank subject to choc Iv.
when 1? W!” be safe and convenient.
Will rooolvo careful attention at tho
so. Nanival "“
crock-mus mm 1111161111 1111111111111 bopf.
IOpon Saturday ”India.
.1.
Middlrluwn vs,ti11 I.
'AMATEUR STATE CHAMPIQNSHIP
PRELIMINARY 11AM"
MONTAUKS vs. TRINITY ADE‘I’S.
After the games there to dancing
each evening until midnight. without ”
extra charge.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
First game begins at 8 o ’clock.
rTh
, llllllllll'llISLdllng
C
Rmk
is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
Week compnse:
BASKETBALL ,. '
FRIDAY NIGHT. MARCHI15
NORW'ALKS vs. STAMFORDSQ
(The Stamforos are the ail-1'1; at am-
ateur team to be aeourc '~
the town.) "
l.
8
MoM
rday night, alnging by Joseph
on.
THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
Day and Proapcct_81roota.
Fireproof and unto-date in all par-
tlculara; thoroughly ventilated: eleva-
tr totalte goods to second ,ntory.
coma in sizes to suit. Outside aton-
age for materials not damaged by the
1 weather. For particulars address
. 0. N1 MoKIIIIN.
‘Ofiioo. 1111111111. 11111111111 Ilook.
011-191.
wuml‘” «M.
m-
ductlon.
Prices ........ 25c. 50c. 75c and $1.00.
First 5 Rows Orchestra $1.50'
1 /
Ill:
'rt-llt‘i' nox 111 Writing Paper at m
It a
Fine paper.
ne'er. 111011 AND wave is just the.
thing for rcsio1i11g strength to the!
weak. A splendid Ionic. Try it. 60c
BOTTLE.
WE HAVE a few twoquart Water
Bottles that wele‘aoiled lilhandltng.
We are selling them out at 69 CENTS.
(9 very-
A'lwnys have a few
IN BOXES, 30, 40, 60. 75 and
1
I
,Strictly Fresh
Evening ............ 15c. 20c and 301:.
Never before. outside of the leading New York shops,
has any store dared to show cuchiine fabric: arid wrpflfi'fi 0
ing styles as we have ventured 116111111111 season. Periccf.
in cut, style and fit, and' in the details of fine tailoring, the:
inside which you dOn't see, but which is. most important
in the long run. . I 5.
Y We realize we can only keep your trade here by 1']:-
serving it. and that we mean to do. _ A
Our Spring models are now ready. The tailoring is the.
very best the cost to you no more than is usually naked
for similar fabrics not so thoroughly well made.
rites Clothing Store l
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS ‘
South Norwallt. con.
98 Washington Street,
Phone 165-5.
250
All warranted to be fresh. and they are moving fest. judging
from the. quantity we sell '
Have you tried our Butter. put up by the Gold Medal”
Creamery Co. Our price for
Fancy Creamery Butter 3211 lb.
You will notice that we sell every day necessitites at lower
prices than any of our competitors. Have yen tried our‘Tp '
toes? We certainly sell lots of' them in 5 bushel lots or by 1th:
single bushel. at I
;.~‘ - zii'
Fancy Maine Potatoes, pl: 230; Eu 37513314; ..
Call and examine our store. YOu will admire its deadline
and quality of goods we carry. Remember all goods We” sell
comply with all pure food laws. . , »
lixtrn value l'cas.
Furl)" Junc.
11i1'1' and tcndcr. '
Spinach. just as nice as if- pick— 1.
. rd trcsh from garden. . n. '
Can. 15c; dozen. $1.50
It
Can. we; dozen. $1.10
l-‘rcsli sliccd Smoked-Beef.
\\'il1.~‘onlc Corn. bcst York stair P" P03333311 35¢ ,
packed? 3 cans for 25c Fancy Applcs Per peck. 45c“.
\ativc lirthlions.
Quart 6c; pack. 4 .
lt'cts. Xabob
.lglrgc 3-pouud can:
Each. 15c; dozen. $1.50
Strmvbcrry
ln'nud.
Fancy Lcmons.
,...
’ =~»; "1 .
Striyg: 31111115. :1 izml moving ur—
1i1'l1-.; 2 cans for 251;
72 North Main Sit, South N orwalk.
TEL. CALL, 698-2.
No1
25c Home Laid Eggs per doz ab
20 lbs Glan.Snga1 ............ st. 00 Marshall’s Kippered Herring. .... .180 . 5 J
Health B1.1n.l Salmon ......... 20c 3 None Such Mince Meat . . 2 .' .
Defiance Milk. 1121 11111 ..... ._ lchla Good Eggs .. 3
3 lbs. Large Prunes ...... ..... 25c 2 lbs Dried Apples ........ 1.
3 Cans Campbell :1 Soup ........ 251"3(:.111a N Y. State Com 1...”: .2511
Magnolia or Sweet Clover Milk. ‘ per can ............... . ... ‘10,,
\ery Fancy (‘I'Hcannuy Butter, 1161' lb. ...... 'i....i’wa, 32¢, 3‘
BEN. HU‘R FLOUR .................. ' .......... $5. 00 BBL' PER BAIT 65o:“‘
FULL LINE OI" FRIII'I‘ AND VEGETABLES
United Grocery Co.
20 No. Main St, So. Nor. Tel -143.
Attendanfl, Alt Hours Day [118 Night
menu at. canons.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
'EMBALMER.
M. Epstein, 1 _
49 Fort St. Eal‘t Nor‘w-lk. 1‘11. lilo-II.
POSTAL CARDS HELD UP. ‘53 .1 fill"
Quite a collection of postal cards is ‘ ‘
{bolng made at the South NorWalk post
oflice in response to the recent order
which forbids mailing cards lilVllll .
$.L
tl11acl,lmica, “diamond dust” or " lu .
. Office and Residence. dust“ 011 them unless enclosed ih‘onn
a4 OOUTH MAIN ST» envelope. All postal cards which have
Booth Norwalk. Conn. been mailed since March I have been
To!" 132.
Lady Attendant
TIIE INDIA IIEIIIEDY 00.
Established 1388.
apooIaIlato In All Fomalotcomplaluta.
111111.11. Phyaiolan ln‘ 1111-1111111».
bemoan» I'm.
to that "In about.
held if they were In violation of the ‘
order. Many of them are St. Patrick?! ‘
day cards and the sender! will 1'0
why they have not reached
tlnatlon. If those who havel .
tinsel postal: alone the ill-st of “ill
11111 111111 at the cilia and 11111111111111.1111
111111 enclose them in an envelope. they
will be delivered
are about good outlaw?“
I nun IRQADWAY."NBW 1101111., 1
How many 11111111111 notion! WW Io
Norwalk Chronicler