A HEART TO HEART TALK
Is sure to be Went when the subject
under discussion iii a box of our FINE
CONFECTIONS. Take a box to some
pretty miss and it will put you in soft
right away. ' ,
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liilllEWS
EVENING DENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALI-O
92-2—Newa Department
Dad—Bunions Department
«biz—Branch Office. Not-walk
390 —-Edltor’c Residence
729-5—0Ity Editor's Recldcnco
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwelk and vicinity: Rain and
colder tonight; Tuesday clearing and
colder. A trough of low pressure. ex-
tending from Louisiana. northeast-
ward to New England. In producing
cloudy and rainy weather along the
Atlantic and (lull coasts. A disturb-
ance of considerable energy is control
in Montana. An area of high pressure.
central over upper Michigan is pro
dnclng pleasant weather in the Lake
legion. Moderate temperatures pre-
' vall in all sectl 3 east of the illicit;
Mountains, excolt in the north portion
of the Lake region.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘omporuturo: Low. high. 41.
Cloudy. '
23;
A monthly meeting of the Nutmeg
Club will be held tomorrow evening.
\\'lggo Lund Hanson of this CIIi,
was a guest of friends ill Stamford.
yesterday
William Drlscoll. of Torrlngton,
spoilt. the Sabbath with his parents in
Turner strcot.
Our llrothors' Lodge, No. 10, I. O. 0.
Iii. meets this evening, at which limo
the second degree will be worked.
Mrs. John 'I‘. Hayes and daughter
Ethel, or llclden avcnuc, have been
the guests of relatives ill Yonkers,
New York.
" At the Norwallt M. IG. Church Inst
owning, Earl Iloskins rondorod a rio-
lin solo In a line manner. It was "liolu
couso.“ from .lorolyn.
lion't fall to attain] the meeting at
tho Lighthonso Mission on Wednes-
day oovnlng. liov. ll. ll. (larponlor will
giro an illustrated looluro on tho lilo
of Christ. All are welcome.
A number of Norwalk peopio \Vt‘l't"
on a train boom for New York Sutur-
day morning. at which a storm was
hurlod. 'I‘ho lnissllo woni through ono
of the. windows and a woman had her
brad out open. A physician attended
her,
Word has boon received of an littor-
ostini: race on the ()rlnond liouch bo-
twoon It}. It. liotchkiss‘ l’olw-llarlford
automobilo drlvon by (ills (irosjoall
and e. Chaimorsrlletrolt oporatod by
Harry Orndorii’. formerly of this rlty.
The roport from the beach is to tho
oltcct that Mr. Orndortf was vii-tor-
ions. lioth cars were titled with rac-
ing bodies and it is exported llioy will
moot again.
INSULTED.
'l‘wo bruthors had the habit of call.
lug on tho same girl. Ono of tho
brotlmrs, George, was to take part in
some private theatricals. and tho girl
had promised to fix up a shirt and a
pair of shoot! for his costume. 'l‘ho
articlos wore to ho «lollrorrd io' her
on a curtain ovoulug.
Frank, the second brother, took it
into his hood to call on the girl that
saute cvoning. ll‘rank know nothing
of tho:arrangements ('ll-oruo hail mudo
with her to holp hiln with his colt
tunlo. lin rang tho boll, askod tho
mold to toll tho girl that Mr. Allan
hall rolled and sat down III tho pur-
tor.
The maid wont upstairs and pron
oully returned. trying hard not to
smile.
"Miss Jonousayu sho ls‘busy just.
now and that you are to iiiliiti up
your shirt umi shoes," was the mou-
sauo silo handed Frank.
"What?" he yelled.
“I'm to take up your
shuns."
”thanks, but i may need thoul my-
self to go homo with. i hope Miss
Jones will be hotter in the morning.
Never mind; i will close the door my.
“it"«lflxollango.
n...-
How much louder it sounds when
some one chic status the door.
My.“ m. w ,...
shirt and
.M» c...»
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chemicals, Developers, Trays. Print-
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everything to im in connection with
the Camera er Kodak.
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<1.’l f '1 tut Wiié‘hi
hint. to lock to your Fin inuuranoo.
Every day you read of fire; caused by
over-heated furnace or stove. .
Fire Insurance in so reasonable you
can t afford to be without it.
'lelonhone us at once. don't wait, or
drop us‘ a card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt. ,
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Our Iron" Pills Make
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You need the best Iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Drugsist
—__ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
plant? Frames not up and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPolnt.Norwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
ElEiIIRlIlIl ENGINEERS IIIII
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JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre Building, South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 123
THE cussificntofibr READ
ans
(Samuel Ill. Crothors in tho Atlantic.)
The Old Librarian listonrd with
much interest to a papor on 'l‘ho
Classification of Readers. Tho. road
ors were Classified according to tho
natural method:
The readers who read through,
'l‘llo roadors who read at,
The readers who read in.
The roadors who road round about.
And the \vollholovod readers who
road boiwoon Iiii‘ lint-s.
BOBWUII'H Lilo of Johnson said that
ho was accustomed to dlrldo roudors
into two elation, tho herbivorous and
tho carnivormls. Tho llorbirorous
reador is a quid, ruminating oroulurr
who likes to browno Ill a library. Iio
could host iIIIlSII‘iIIt' tho cllnraotoris-
tip of tho carnivorous species by
quoting in onto that ho had lnado ol‘
lir. Johnson's way of reading. "ilo
noomoll to road it rurononsly as if he
dovourod it. llv knows how to road
boilor than anyone, " ' " Ilt‘
Hols at tho sulislanro of a hook til
rorlly. ho tours the hoart out or it,
ilo koops it wrapod up on IIIt‘IIlIlIt‘
cloth in his lap IIlt‘ tilno of dilluor.
rosombllup til i may usr so ruins.» it
silullo) a dog who holds a bono III
his pawn in rosorro “'Iilit' ho oats
something olso that is thrown at him."
”flow shocking!" said Mrsllonlun's
mans' l’oolns. shuddering.
A FALSE ALARM.
Itlta (looking at pilotolwtlh,
llo’s Ilalltlsolno ononuh, bill Ito‘s
awful boumlor.
Siolla~What did llr- do?
Rllll~~liltlll't I tell you“! llo madl-
an awful fuss with mo our consult.
and then fliiiit'll mo if I thought that
dad would ubjoct to him as u son-in
law. I said no. I thought not. and
hr- wont away nlul proposod to my
stator. ----- Illustrated illts.
It‘ll.
Ilfl
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HARD TO PLEASE.
Iluoonw-You say your friend didn't
like Vonloo?
Idgbort»~No.
Human-Wily not?
liliroll-wllo'n a pruhlhilloulsl. you
know; and ho didn't lilo- Vonlro bo-
oaust- it wasn't a dry town! Avl’oukor's
Statesman.
llomor bl. 'l‘uylor. lp'osiilont of tho
National Ari-hory Association. said at
an art-ht-rs‘ dinner in Chicago:
I"Au urrhor must bo vory skillful
and cool to «uocood. lio must huntllo
his how as Mrs. l’oarrh, of Michigan
uvonuo, handiw- Ili‘l‘ husband.
"Mr. i’ourrk ruiun homo rory lulu
tho olluvr ulkllt train all lmpminul
political Illl‘PlIIIK. In tho lulll hr
kicked up raillor a row, growling and
swearing in himself till his wlio rullod
to him from upstairs:
”'What's tho niattrr, my doar?‘
" 'Muttor m lilo m in.“ Mr. l’oarrli
aboutod. ‘lhat llloro are two but rurku
hero, and I duimo which can to hang
my but. oil.‘
“llut you'vo not two hats, havon't
you?‘ said. Mrs. Pourck uootlilnuly.
'Hnlig our on t'Iii‘Il rack and rollio up
to boil. You‘re til'od."‘w-l)otroit lt‘ror
Press.
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III“ II
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COLEMAN’S
hum Iron
in Nevin Main It. «in Nomlk
ldl
.in Asuncion 5:6ch ng‘n
when your tires are turned on rail '
We Invite You to the Opening Style
‘ Show of Men’s Hats}
You may tilts It for granted that our lut- aro. the but the
money can buyi‘» ,‘l‘hl. is a hat town. and everybody knows what
I hat ought to be. .
Our hat stocks shine in this: That we recognize that
man's personality determines what manner of but he should
wear, and lo we provide every authentic shape.
We have a Ityle, a shade, in soft hat or Derby exactly .ult- '
ed to you. We crave the pleasure of helping you select it.
Derbies, $2 and $3
, Soft Hats, - $2 and $3
We coliclt orders for Easter Clothes in our Custom Tailor.
lng Department.
14 So. Main St.,
Masonic Bull
SonNorwalk. din;
TWO STORES: N am elk.
MORE DON'TS
llt).\'"l‘ suddonly get busy, when you find your horses arr sick on
arouul of poor and iniudlolous tot-ding; got busy right now and luarll
how to food your liorsos ot-onomioally and lo insuro lioillillfulnoiss.
DON‘T think IIIt‘ first cost of a load is tho standard to purchase
by. Quality is what you want for your horsr. tho same as for your
t-lilldrou. (Iiit‘llll'lll‘lt‘t‘ti foods Ill‘t' invariably lumio from uralns and
stuff that you would not food your horse, at) why new it when ground.
Quality Pint, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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Bonnie Dairy Feed
lionnlc Poultry Feed
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l‘ionnic Scratching Feed
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G. 8. North, Photographer.
7B WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
In your new home one hot water or steam heat. Tt is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boile
Ask us for information
The ARG ND BOILER Co.
H nonw‘anx. cons.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
Book Shad 160 lb
Roe Jack ail-d. 30¢ each: Flattiuh. lilo lion, anlt Pollock. called 0
Blues. 4 iii-J. 25c; Fresh Herring. 10c ib.: Shredded Cod. Be pnokngbi I
away Len Clams. opened. 40c quart. spent-h Mackerel. link . Had
dock. Hall ut. Pollock Roe bhnd Blues. Wealth-ii. Bulletin-h. Iaimon.
lmoked Haddock and Herring. Grunpert Oysters. Long and Round Clam»
luullopc, Large Gosling claim for Baking Laborers today.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
PROUD OF HER SOLOIIR IOY.
_....._...-..... .wwm
and she haw no one but Dinny. There
She was an old and obviously earn and stood with her littlest old blue eyed
mu. lrlilt woman. and aim had traveled summed with tears and such ninnglnc.
all the: Wily to Frankfort to me her molnenlova look in them that title lit.-
non Dinny drill with the First. Rugl— treated the mile of the crowd. 'l‘urnr
moat, now stationed at 'l‘odd's Point. tag for one mutant to these ancient
Up and down, up and down. litany her. rho gulplng‘ly said:
was being drilled within an Inch of "Aw. wisha. look at
his life by the commander oi the mother'- son of them out at step but
“awkward aqua. " I an, bye, Dinnyl"-l..ipplncotu new
binily did not use his old motion, sins.
ltlllii ill illll lulu
‘lmulvs‘ry'
“A
”Unit.
WALD srannr io 10 a};
ed fractional recessions in the priced
to! stocks throuh out the list. Reading
,was strenuously heavy twith a loss
lot 1%. Union Pacific, St. Paul Chesa-
lpcake and Ohio, ti. 8. Steel, Council.
dated Gas. later Metropolitan pill and
American Smelling pfd. declined sub
stautially fractions.
wannar uranium II a. m.-nuylns
orders were placed In Reading and it
made up its loss. but only a few oth.
ers of the leading stocks made full
recovorios. the- market becoming
heavy again when the Southern issues
'Weakelled. Musivilie at Nashville.
Atlantic Coast Line and Erin Frlst
Pfd. declined av‘polnt. A demand for
the copper stocks helped the market
later, but the movement generally
was of little consequence. Ann Arbor
advanced 3 points and the four per
cent. ‘bonds 1.
WALL STREET. Noon—A desultory
rally carried the moat active stocks a
fraction over Saturday. Union Paci-
fic, tAchison. Colorado and Southern.
American Smelling. American- Steel
Foundries and Consolidated Gnu rose
1. Illinois Central and United States
~ Pipe pfd. deciled 1 and Manhattan
1%. Bonds were Irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. ni.—~Sonie ad-
ditional gains were made. but. there
was no great interest manifested In
”the dealings. St. Joseph and Grand
Island First Pfd..galned 5 points. the
2nd Pin. 2, Lake Erie and Western
Pm. and U. 8. Rubber ills. the Flint
Pfd. 1, international Harvester and
Western Union 1% and Southern Pa-
cific and i’ittsburg C. t. and St.
Louis I.
CHURCH CALENDARS ..... . ..A
St. Paul's Parish.
l'tcr. Louis B. Howall, rcctor.
Monday—4) a. m.. morning prayer;
4 p. in. evening prayer and confirms-
tion instruction; 7:30 p. m., confirma-
tion Instruction at the rectory. '
“Faraday—40 a. in. morning prayor;
4 p.»m.. evening prayer: 7:30 p, in..
owning prayer and address at, St. -An<
drow's Mission, \Vlunlpuuk; ii p. m
(.iirls‘ Frioadly Society at ”W Chapel
rooms.
\‘l'odncsday—-lil a. ILL, morning
prayer and litany; 2:30 p. m.. St.
l‘aul's Guild at tho (‘hapcl rooms; 4
p. in. evening prayer at the Chapel:
7:30 p. lu., illustratiui talk on “Tho
Arts of the Apostles.“
Thllrsilliy~~7:30 n. at, Holy Comma
nion; t) a. in. morning prayer; 7:30 p.
In.. owning prayer and‘sormon by the
Rev. ll. St. Clair Hathaway. This sor-
vir» In undor tho nusplros of the St.
Paul‘s Men's Club.
Friday-lo a. m., morning prayer
and litany; i p. m., owning prayer.
Saturday-~10 a. in., morning prayer:
I p. in, evening prayor.
AUTOMOBILES
TO SUIT YOU.
MAXWELL
EVERETT! 30
runner to “will"!
uuruonu
itIllEll-LEVIIS
20 MODELS.
l'honé Mr. tllorcr, on 241-5, for dem-
castration.
Pending completion of our building.
our offices arc at 61 Winfield St. East
Norwalk; to South Main St, South
Nyrwalk.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
THRIFT
Is no essential to hnp.
ptnosn ‘ ill this world
that the follow to prac-
tice it is. to mo. lncnur
prohcnlllble. It Is surh
an easy, simple. thing.
and it moans so much.
a it In tho foundation of
'nurcuun in luminous. of
contentment in tho
home. of standing Ill liu<
ciety. ~ Manuel i-lago.
Ilo thrifty and start a
uavlnku account with
the
South Norwalk
:I'ruct Co.
WDAVIJ W. Raymond
Funeral Director and limb-liner
it North Main limb loath homlk.
Million“. 0 Washington Oil-net.
Tole hm at all“. m
1’- uahonv at noun, «I.
NORWALK
SavingtSociety
inconvenarno no
whom $375,000
cumumimnm
Wm.A.0uHIwVMM
rmnmgqmum
I
.leght ‘
, selling pressure at the opening caus-
‘ The troublo was that the idea was ul
_ whole. plate or cup and saucer was
Tables
E'T‘ili’ll’tilii"’7'lliii'riii ‘
., abargain
$4.89 $6.
These Suits were priced
Aftergnlmtlgow 3 5 SUITS
Broken lots and broken sizes. that we have placed all
table at
89 $7. 89
from $12.00 , to 1522.00
REGARDLESS OF
Gold Medal Flour. per ag........87c
5 lbs. Prunes ..... .............. 25c
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins...... ..... 25:
8 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ..... . ..... 25c
8 lbs. Sultana Raisins ............ 25c
' 25c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..15c
no NORTH MAIN STREET
GREAT EASTERN HAD MERIT.
M
Her Only Drawblck Wu That She
Wu 50 var- Ahead of Time.
“You can say what you please about
tho old til-cal m flora," said an AliIPi‘~
iran who has crossed the ocean lwioo
or more orory your for almost half a
century. “but she was a grand ldca.
must so years ahead of tho time. it
has taken the world all that lime to
grow up to a (treat Eastern.
"I made my first voyage to Europe
III III?‘ Croat Eastern. That was ill
lsilQ. It was tho first limo the rrssol
sailed into l..irerpool. She had ilt‘i‘tllll‘
modallons for 10.000 passengers, but
trip.
“You know silo had both a propeller
and paddle wheels. As long as she
kept going it was all right. for Sht'
incl-ed along steadily and nluiestirnl.
l); but one day We were hailed by a
small French steamer that had mail
to send to Europe and we stopped
short In mid-ocean whlio a boat put
out from the other vessel.
“Well. how it happened I don't.
know; but tho huge mountain of a
volume] set-lncd to lose her balance. t-lho
wabblod about there in a dreadful
fashion. Passengers and stewards
wero hurled about in every direction.
and all for crockery, i don't bellow a
saved from-tho wrerkagr.
"0n tho willie] was ovary sort of
general cargo. lnrlnllltiu llro ulovk
and as for proviniotm why. two had
hotter food and frunlior than you can
kill on a llnnr today. Wo had lIIDO'
lutoly from most. fresh milk and
frolilllp killed chickens.
"Even in spend tho fironi Eauttiru
an only olulit days to gut
pool."
WHAT IVIAY HOME Known.
itiuittornia Voicei
all: i'm afraid to. can a horse.
Don't‘lot some lilockhend drive inn
that nu Ielui house than i have.
Don‘t run mo down a amp bill, for
In anything should give way i might.
prank your neck. .
Don't whip me when I get frightened
or i will expect it next time and may
make you trouble.
Don’t trot me up hill. tor l have you.
the buggy and myself to carry. Try
running up hill with a load your-ell.
Don‘t drive me with "ever check“
on; the sun hurts my em and i can't
see where to step. it’s inhuman and
cruel. ,
Teach me to stop when you any
”Whoa." and ti’iil you cut do without.
lurking my been all or tearing my
mouth. it may check me if the lines
should drop or bra? and an in run:
any and a fill
«mammamnfmemw
All BLACK SUITS
in the dare are in two lots and are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
Price’s Clothing State?
98 Washington Street. South fNorwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 85c; bbl., $6.
wall in advanro of nor limo, for it took|
to IIIVEH'"
Don't unit me to "back" with bllndn'
FORMER ‘ PRICE
5
3 lbs. Pickled Salmon...........";’.
scans Corn... ........ ,..........25¢
3csns Peas........... ........... 25c
3 cans Tomatoes .................. 25a
3 cans Karo Syrup. ......... .. .250
15c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..ioo
Oranges. Grapes, Apples, Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Parsnlps.
United Grocery Co
PHONE :43
RELIEF IOAIIII RAISED
MIAMI LIST 892.881
(Continued from First Page.)
afternoon. and the various sessions
held by them. with Attorney Louis
Goldschmldt as the legal adviser. show
interesting results. A considerable
number of‘nssessments were changed.
but the net increase in the assessment
list umounts‘o more than the reduc-
tions. One item in the list includes
the raising of the assessment of Town
Assessor Oscar W. Raymond $6,175.
The $7.3 represents the listing of three
wagons owned by Mr. Raymond. and
the rest is on real property. ,The was-
thoro war» only 100 ill her on that tone warp not In, the original list. and
as Mr. Raymond told the board of rt»
lief he did not ride horseback. they ill~
eluded the wagons.
The board of relief today issued the
following slatrment regarding its
work:
"We have completed our duties and
have tiled the assessment ilnts In the
town clerk's office. During the month
we have held ten meetings. at which a
large number of animals were heard.
The amount of reductions made by “it
in situated. The increases amount to
8.8..806 and we have added to the my
season at lists for property and names
untitled. tho sum of .16.,076 which
lnakrs a total of increase; and nddl
(Inns of 892.881. Taking the reduc-
lions from this sum. leaves the net lu~
crease $7.555.
"We have also corrected ermrh
made by tho assessors. amounllnx to
’23, 32.1.
"The lists as manned by all and new
in the towu iIIliIiit oilice about our
be." Judgment upon the many appeals
made- for relief. and we believe we
have followed this provialons of tho
Ituluton in all matters bmtldbt to our
attention."
REFLECTION! OF A IACHILOI.
(New York Prom
'l‘iw inunii‘atlon or personal reform
III a large pain.
Either you aren‘t able in own lb
irony over your build at It initkl.
If a man In born without any poor
rotations he doesn't linen any 'bettnr
than to no and marry some.
The III‘IIL time a man rows a hunt.
herons a credit he not; 'IF‘IMMVIO’
oom- out has a natural bormywlitb-
mnn. , 1
A man brags about how {All he «in
shave when he has to catch a Wit»
p.
self and blames his wife for it.
aloha?" linked the teacher It
night school.
"The world. the limit and the will:
ramped the annuity haired mail.
by surprlne and unable lit the lit
to get his motion bearings“
Tribune. .
we“ outline.
Thrice welcome, deadly nun
vie.
its other pie can but you >
Althouxli not yet mud iii «its. -
inmuacmmmml
Wmummm liIIII.
but forgets to tell how he Nubian,
‘vthai are um three known Ilium
a
““4.
Norwalk Chronicler