. A completcassortmcnt of Curtain
Muslin in Dots and Stripes. Scrims in
plain and colored designs.
' E. K. BANKS
.IMAHACKIMO uonL oLootoI‘f
E IOUTH aouvIIALk.
,I
f .
awful .. .. ..
NBA NEN;
L"
svsmad psNEINsL TEL Fuchs
02-2-4. Department
Baa—Bu noon operation!
442—3"ch has. Norwoik
-,~ ill 3|
5 985M Ep‘li’E‘pfiTio‘nco
W-— ...... ...—......
Mrs C WA. ilIilIy of Latvia street. has
been unite ill.
Mrs. (leargc. W. Jayne of to Union
sheet has It severe. utt' Mk (II tousiiitis.
Miss Hattie Qltnstcad oi‘ waulk.
spent. Friday with Mp3. It. (I. ’l‘homp
son in Weston.
—Blue Hats. Blue' lists. O'Brien
ArthtIrI‘lgckpoW has been em-
ployed i earns you ,has returned
to Norwalk to reside
See the big window display of fine
waists at. special gpriccs tomorrow see
ad of C. ..l Mihiz‘ on page 3.
Mull CurrierJo nI'W..Greonwood is
away from his du les today. and .i. W.
Rowe is substituting for him.
~-i.adles' line Wuists never sold at
such prices before. See ad. page 3.
c .i Mintz& Co ,1 ,‘l-
A meeting of.ihe Brotherhood of St.
Andrew will, be held this evening at 7
o'clock, at Trinity Episcopal Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoyt. of
Trinity place. are entertaining WliI
llam A. Knapp. .o to,v(.‘.anada.
Mr and Mrsrdsmles Riley, of White-
hall New York. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ward. of Chapel street
~——Men"s Walddt'il Ilioes. tan styles.
at 82.50: Connealiy a Bracken.
Mrs Charles Holmes and children
of Bridgeporig are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Georges
nuc.
Prices are never high at A. F. ileclr-
maun & Co’s. Read their. adv. in ,to-
day's issue. Some real bargains are
offered.
Miss M. Loliise Lane and mold who
have been spcb‘n £hh‘hin}er in New
Y.orIc, hare re I‘ktqjlhc' r home III
Park street.
—b‘or the best wearing shoes, get
the llostopm Shoes... (.‘onuculiy
it Bracken. ... .‘
Dr. F. l...llhlc. of Union avenue, who
has been taking a three inonthes‘ rest.
has resumed bid professional duties in
Bridgeport.
Nicholas Oddci, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Oddo, of Water stret. South
Norwaik. is recovering front an attack
of pneumonia.
Proi', ilcrmnnn B. llering, who is to
lecture tonight ll't Lockwooti's Hall on
Christian Science, is staying at the
Not-walk liotol.
——-Meni's and Boys‘ (laps. O‘eren.
ltev Father Joseph McCarthy, oi
Nonalk, was the thuriller at the fun
oral mass of Rev It‘nthet Sheildau iII
Nitugaluck, yesterdlly5
.Mtiior Ellis, the isntumr from Fort
Wright. 0!! New Mutton. who has bot-II
lecturing at the armor , was a guest
at the Nol'wulll Hotel 1 at night.
George lurroll, at Spring ilitl has
resigned his position .utiih the Lock
wood Manufacf .II'IIiIIIr (loIIIpIIIIy. to take
one with Frank A. Van Burch, the
Norwalk grocer.
—-'i‘hc Lingerie Waist Event begins
tomorrow. t‘.. .l.‘ Mintr. & Co.
Mrs Arthur G WheeieI,
street has returned homo from a
visit with relatives in New YmIk and
is now entertaining lIoI three sisters.
Mrs Robert ink and MIII. A .l. AulI
ray of Brooklyn. and Mrs 8 it. Cum-
mings, of Roclcvllls. .
’l‘brli’t is essential to happiness. it
is on easy, simple thing and it means
so much. It is than foundation oi and
cash in hustacslppn of contentment.
in the home to t
savings account. The South Norwalk
Trust Company my: four percent.
wmm Mrs. II. It amiss... wot-Ii:
lug In the kitchen dotting ‘dlit‘hcr lstti
night she had occasion to use the
curving knife. trim unite slipped and. ..
nearly severed one of the lingers at
hot iett hand. Bite Was hunted to a
("lid “.080. Whfll‘b N116 Wound Willi (Elli!-
[turned out bandaged.
. — —Nsppsd Hatiir‘st 0’ Brian's.
Knox. Was issued yesterday In New
ark. The derby is a slightly taper.
ug crown. with I sense charltitor
rim and curl as he stilt hot. The
tuning is i! dunes and the hand 10‘
times. The proportions in which the
Wort: is “shown are ..., rolloer'
all It a 1% lust
dig deep. with rims it up ml
6% deep. with brims 1% up to 23432
l Nilttt Haven Pa r
.Gregorlv of Mott nveI'
of Arch
rifty and start It
«GMTM M:¢lifl‘thll& W “
. ' 'wfh‘lmcou Mafi- lug‘A'II
I H .W
W ' ‘
Another of the spring but styles. the
suit Against 8‘ "
and McLeod
. Inc? New Haven Register last oven
ins published an article to the effect
that neurons in. J Hill of Nor-
wont, be a candidate tor United
smto'é its litor against senator Blithe-
icy and former Governor George IP‘
Mcinfliit,’btib’thbre has been no on-
dorsemoht from Mr. Hill to this effect.
Mr. Hill‘s" trisnds of course would be
greatly planted to use indications or: a
successful campaign im- him’ and air
natIIraliy awaitink the outcome. of the
senatorial situation with interest.
The Register article said:
That. Congressman hi. J. illll of the
liotuth district of Connecticut will be
a candidate at the psychological Ino-
Iucm, for United States senator. in the.
some ring with Senator Morgan (l.
Hulkelsy and cit-Governor ticorge P.
McLean was the rather unexpected
announcement in political circles to-
day. And it was nudoupon reliable
even it unoil‘lciul authority. It will
striko Ilnuocent political wayfarers
with a surprise slain to owe. For so
many of the actives who huVe said to
have pledged themselves will time to
rculae their preferences.
One vote from Fairiield county
“worth ten thousand men" came today
lrom a leading member of the republl
member of any machine in that county
---IIi' many a achlneswbut to The. Ren-
isterfs kn ctigo,;.wields considerable
influence in 'tlle"[iollllch of Fulriieid.
He said:
"No matter even it Mr. Hill‘s name
has not so far been mentioned in con-
nection with the coming United
States senatorial contest. take. it from
me he will he a factor in the tight And
it would not. surprise. me it he. got uni
tier the wire’ ilrst."
This man spoke with perfect know-
ledge of the situation. And he had
not left the company of politicians In
which the words wcre spoken. more
than a minute. when in walked Rep-
reesntative M. R. Bennett. of Norwaik.
Mr. Hill's own ioWn.
III the subsequent. conversation. Mr
Bennett. who was regarded as one of
the most efficient members of the gen
eral assembly of lililil,‘ serving with
distinction on the insurance commit-
tee. said with reservation: “if i go
back to the nbxt legislature and i
think i shall to either one branch or
the ‘llhel',‘l shall vote, for George P.
Mouton for senator. that's all.
"i admire Mr. Hill above and be
oynd all candidates. but as l undel-
stand it Mr. Hill pledged bimseit to
the support of his. McLean two years
and and i am with Mr. Hill.
Asked if the eldclion should develop
a block between Messrs. Bulkoiey and
McLean in the republican caucus with
Hill a minority candidate in spite at
himself and holding a balance or post.
er. when: he would be. Mr. Bennett
replied:
“That would precipitate anotheI
question i am,‘ :a friend at Hill " .~
t W
Attorney General Answers Questions
at Secretary c O Mine.
Attorney .(iensral. Marcus .li. liol-
comb gave the state board of educa
tion two vcrb'al opinions on matters
which had been brought to the lot!
tor's attention by, those interested in
country schools.
Secretary ifins asked the attorney
general if a teacher hired to teach a
school for a term could'ciaim salary
for a Ieriod when the school was
close by order oi the board oi health.
The attorney general was of the opin
ionthst she could not, since it was
supposed that the provisions of the
statutes. which give the authorities
power to close. schools to safeguard
the health of the children, would be
read into any contract between her
and the school boaIIl.
Scetctarv [lilies second question
was whether, if two town agreed to
forth a school district for the term oi
tlIrcc veurs this agreement wouldhold
good its the following three runs
Without being specifically renewed.
The dummy general was of the. opin-
ion that the contitIuancII oi thII district
was implied in that the towns did not
vote to discontinue the agreement.
IlliE lilililESl‘ MAKER Allll ETAlLEi
llF MEN'S FINE SHOWN
"It! 70 W
II w. i.. Doaflswsafls'. metal
”l .73“
mEE'ris-I. "Eli. no:
8
can party in.tbat county. He is not a A
, MD
. .1»...
, Mini-u Your Old Horttord Icy Shot and sheep are soon to he win.
We lhavs can one doses Discos
" browns. reds. aim and other desirpblo
needs a new ours g and you are besitatinx and think!
pro it this your, last bring the thrash
ilpnt you canno't"
to us and see it ,l’pitnuot fix it up at
We have a few Iroils of All Wool
We are. ditching
you to take suits. of this stile.
[24 l8 North Main fittest.
3: 75c ingrains for
a this February solo at little per yard.
all
miitt‘oti
of expense and
ions of that rooIII
a less expanse than you anticipate.
title a Yard '
ingralns. formerly ’Zi’u‘ per yard, which
it will pay
A J Collins Co.
ll‘iincrsi Directors and Embsiiiiets.
South Norwalk Conn.
“£5?
WANT
fPort Chedtct‘
as wALL mm.
You'll have good dose to be enthus
the extraordinary values '
The-N. E
III wasumorotv s‘I‘kIET
The Hatch
MILL TIL. M
"tn "II-i:
Merrill BuSiness College
‘. Young Men to Learn Bookkeeping. Shorthaud
4 and Typewritiug.
Many chltions Arc Open. Few Young Men to Fill Them.
Stamford South Norwalk
0. B. J ackSon
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONI 48!.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everytl
I V V ‘ I
NORWALK.
Laces and Embrtndcrtes
Just at this moment, when all the spring and summer dresses are be-
ing planned, what 'ctIuld hp more attract
new stock of dainty laces and embmideries. 'l‘be Iielnaad tor laces will be
enormous the coming season. and now is the time to make your putchuses.
vi? to hundreds of women than our
iustic 0ch the many new eiiects and
Ryan Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
&BiieyCo
I‘MIOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
YARD TIL. M
Iting'
from a Piggery to a i’aiace
SPECIALTIES:
Window thn- of every description.
8th Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two Ill“.
"Uncoln"
warranted.
MCive
W0 tlo (ins
Asphalt Fabric Roohng.
One, two and throopty Tar Paper.
Blatsrs' fisher.
Sheathing and Bulidors' Pspor.
Hair insulating and Bostonian Papers
...... .-. ..- __,...__. .
(live It a Rigid
inspedtiou
and you will ilud it is impossible to
distinguish it from a new carriage
That is the kind of repair work we do
Let us have at least an opportunity to
show you what to can do We may
save you some money. as our prices
are very Icnsonublo
Luther M. Wright
cobra noswux. CONN.
Us Your Order
for better lighting for home, store or building today!
Fitting. supply (ins and Combination
(his and Electric Fixtures. Shades. Globes and Man-
Iets min fact have everything necessary
your lighting facilities. Call on or phone
In this IIIIIIIIII man. It
to improve
WALL STREET.
pollutant. coua.
arr know lT wAs London,
Hi. prettier. Two Ydsn Younger.
llaa'rroan. rep.
Buckleyn 5 years old. Ilidn' t know that
a pistol he found in the collar of his 1..
‘ltcmu on Fairtleld Wenue was loadr
i’and-‘I' pointing it at his t'i your
brother Lament-o pulled the mistrust
The bullet unit-ted the boys abdo-
their, list. it is ihtihg'llt that the wound
pr '
oils fatal! "
4»,
vii
“...—......
guys. I not the recipe out of a paper."
"Well, my' dear. i found a button in
one. and a feather in another. Maybe
you not the cooking receipt mixed
with the fashion hiIItII."-~i.ouisvtllo
barter-Journal. .
ll
159-188 WAIiIilNGTON ITHIIT.’
25. .... -l“i‘nncis
old i
"How do you like my biscuit, hub
“El-MOD] IHEIP FOR JAPAN.
] (INTI? lush. 26 *Hcrds oi
the united sum to Japan [or the
use oi the Japanese [itvoritlllitill in do:
lvolon in block 'rsisltur IIcoOI din to Dr
loud” 'l‘ more dean of anima odus-
y of the Univorslty of 'i‘oltlo, ho is
l "MI J
“(I came to Chicago yesterday from
‘the east where he has visited several
uniwrlitlcs. and hilcl a day "or two
here he will continue his journey to
8m li'rsnoisoo and Japan
“We rush-a lew sheep in .lupnnt"
be said last night, “but no goals tliiti
Tir purpoan‘h how is in ii" into the i?-
In try to a I extent. provid It;
will pray II [l’l‘ his and tannin in
our climate "
Insults sous oksnouiscms.
roam. rob. churns domestic bond
‘ cohverslon cloud tonight. having been
about twice oversubscribed The goth
crumonv contemplates the conversion
of “0.000.000 of foreign bonds.
i scout Menu in groans. ;.
have a floor thht
m.
we have purchased abo Jt goo Sample \Vaists fro n the.I N Tellulsky 6: (30., itlfl
Fifth avenue. New York. manufacturers of h ‘gh grade Wallets only. It optimal! their leg.
ulat prices. and will place the entire lot on sale beginning tomorrow. at It great sticnhct. i
a. Every Waist was made to
quality Your only worry
$3. $4. 85 Superior Lingerie and Pure Linen
~
You will find to this lot some of the most handsome Waists eve: shown at this store.
Too many styles to describe: just come and sec for yourself.
morrow ............
83 Net and Lingerie Waiéts, $1.98
50 Fine Lingerie and Net
40 Silk, Messaliue and Net Wallis at 81.49
Yes. you wouldn’ I think it
to go at .............
$1.39 Madras Waists. 990
Fine Figured Madras. several differed styles. 32 to 49. Wc.positively guarantee
this Waist a SI. 39 value.
$1.25 Lingerie Waiéis, 89c
Neatly trimmed, three collars to each Waist: regular $1. 25 On sale tomorrow
kflw'lvvmflmwflmmmmtmflmm‘3W 2’ I.
. pronunaiouz.outmodcnmsesssmports:I.. .II.IIIII&III.~M~MILCW . mam our ' mm ’
‘ '3 ' It“:
but go ahead; don’ t be afrdid We‘ will chee fully refund your money if you can dupli—
“care {Elise Waist: at double what we otter them tomoI row. Almost impossible to tidy
too many of these Waists at such low prices
. IM’H'M .lt. ot't. KIM '1
~41"? '1'.“ "513‘s :‘1 wt 4 ...I... v2» .. r t, ,I‘
sustain and colon: their well- known standard of Ibeauvy'lut
will be to choose where there are so many styles you ll
Sec window display.
Waiits. $2. 29
r
Sale begins to-
.................... 82.29
Waists' In this lot to be sold tomorrow ................ $1 98
was possible. Waists that sold as high as $5. This lot
.................................................... $1.49
Tomorrow .......... . ............................ 99c
..89c
40 Trimmed Hats. worth up to 85; Tomorrow.
25 Trimmed Hats, worth up ~50 810; Tomorrow, $1.98
98c
BARGAIN BASEMENT SALE i
50 New. Specials on Sale Tomorrow
'92 Washington
Street
“THE HOUSE or ACTIVITY AND rsocsass" f 3
th Norwalk,
Conn.
MINTZ'S 5°“
1mg: 1
D ‘ » r i.“ V‘ %
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INTER-CLUB CARD TOURNAMENT. . ‘ 9
Hibernian: Two Games Ahead in Con- 5'“ A ’ - V '- 5‘ l I if
test With Knights of Columbus. l . . 9 2
At the Hibernian Hall, in Wall siroci. V ‘
last night. the Knights of Columbus - . ‘ . ‘ l
and lllheruians hold another session in . .
lllt‘li‘ card lourutttuent. which rcaultsd
in IIIII litbeIutana winning and making
them two panics uhwd.
'\ I'I‘Iill‘ll oi the games:
Forty five.
W on] and human vs McNamara and
MI lionough tied with the score at ..
points. (‘uIIsidy and (Yuri-w vs. Murphy
and Lyons. l and ii.
lturke and J; ll. hurry vn. Hyde and
t‘uuroy. tied with it points.
Euchre.
t'ottiwnlll and itrncknu lost to Mon
Inc and ll. Walsh by tho score of did i
I. II‘ Moore and Markham dcicuted
Unity and ()‘llricn by the score or I”. to
'J. P. Walsh and Garvin Ilsfealud Mun»
uer and Warner by thII score of i to it.
Pinoohio. ’
.t. hurry and Hands defected Nutte-
tord and Down by the score or -t to ‘J.
Yoat and Powell tlud with Carpenter
and Moore. 3 points.
Micr thoI genius refreshments wero.
MillVell and a social time enjoyed. John
h‘. Carpenter prepared cupcciMly for
the occasion the finest chicken chow
dcr evsr. which was proved by the
chillifl.
...—an
VlOHNGI IN ITIIL BTRlKI.
SOUTH WHIEHHM. Pit. Feb
26 “strikers and their sympathise"
Icwrtsd“to Ititidrdsrly methods to pro
vent man from goth; to work today at
tho Boihclbhirai’fitnol Works. where a
part of the working torso has been.
on strike t three weeks. The entire
sympathis s ddthered near the gates
of the plant and many of the work-
Inch who attempted to pass wore
roughly . So far all can be
learned. no and was seriously injured
Mun... moo-hw— .
ronstuo'roit w...” suoors Hm.
roaanvo'r . Tab. flowchart”
Albert. bushel who had been suitor
in; for com a II til it discuss.
went to tho (4 (tune sitar
arising at tit hclook‘ to monitor.
procured a 22 caliber revolver and
went to the kitchen whore ho commit-
ted suicide by hhootiug himself in the.
heart. He hail boon despondaut for .
some time. lid was ill years of no.
Following is
respectively. «
F riday, Saturday and
Monday Only 5
Ladies’ Patented Colt, Gun Mainland Vlcl Kid. Button'tl
Lace Shoes; regular price, 83. 00 and 83. 50; .32 3?
t
l
l
l
l
o
for this sale. ,.
Misses‘ and Childrm's Block Viol Kid. Button Ind
Shoes; were $1.25 and $1 09 and $13. 4'
SI. 50; for this sale.
Mons Hip Boots; were 84 50; for this sale. .
Men's Storm Boots; were 84.00; for the solo.
Men 3 Short Boots; word 83.50: for this sale,
Flynn 81 Ryan
quhtacton Stunt South Now“ A
i ‘I’ “l I" _
..I. “.411
was Witt-tilt film?! "All!" independence was schist ’ ”.2 ;
NEW tlAVlth.l«ich.14.—-lt was in Hell dined-sod the For got
an ddrsss given horn on . caddy commercial viewpoint. said
Man Isidore Coin aytt i It‘oe doctrine nut tinting
use but msdeno tilts
ion that the neat mclash at
its go some territory.
alt-rulers. denim.
IIIIIoIIm rely no Dam
oil. 'l‘ltkstt the pits
or 31‘le IN. ditch
noun
‘i
to am... sod. ~ 3“" ‘
III-military so lisp
ind another war w thin 39 years but
be based this prediction upon ilItI may
a?» at events in this country, point
out that there has adventitious
hrty yésr period without It var Ii Itch
Norwalk Chronicler