A HEART 'ro HEART TALK
is sure to be sweet when the subject
under discussion is a homo! our FINE
CONFECTIONB. Take a box to some
pretty miss and it will put you in soft
right away.
F. ALANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington St.
M.W~-W.M.
”Is the lTltllc
when your a... are turned on lull
blast to look to year Fire Insurance.
Every day you read of tires caused by
over—hosted furnace or stove.
Fire Insurance is no reasonable you
can. t nifoI'd to he without it.
, telephone at once, don't “it, or
drop all a or. and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor & GMGolden
VI.
74 Washington no. South Norivnlk. Ct.
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Pale People. Attention! .
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the bolt Iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F H. BAXTER Druuist
on NEWS
EVENING- CENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL!
02-0—Newo Department
Dad—Business Department
44-2—Brlnch Dillon. Not-walk
I90 ~Edltor'o Residence
720-5-—Clty Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy and unsettled weather to-
night and Wednesday. Weather coll-
ditions. Along troughcf low pressure
extending the entire length of the
Mississippi Valley is causing cloudy
and unsettled weather with rain or
snow in all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. Moderate temperatures
continue in all sections. The rainfall
during the past 24 hours has been
quite heavy in the eastern portions of
the Lake region and in New England.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 22; high, 3:).
Cloudy,
Miss l-lattie Olmstead, of Main
street, is visiting her sister in South-
port.
There will be regular meetings oi
all four City of Norwalk iil‘e companies
this evening,
Deposits made on or before March
6th drnw interest from March let in
the South Norwalk Savings Bank.
The second degree was worked up-
on several cnndldates last evening in
Our Brothers‘ Lodge. l. 0. O. I“. hall.
..-.
Rev. William Fitzgerald, a former
Nor-walk boy now located in Naugw
inch, is visiting at St. Mary's Rectory.
William J. Henry of Poughkccpslc,
N. Y., formerly of Norwnik, is visi-
ting at tho home of his father in Leon-
nrd street.
W. ll. Lawton and Dunk-l Dunlop
arc members of the jury of the com-
mon pious court, civil side, in session
at Bridgeport today.
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li‘rnnk Dorsey and Thomas (.loodwin,
both clerks in the Morelii St (‘urhone
fruit store, are ill at their llOllll‘S
with that cvcr»prosent grip.
Thomas P. Mogucr.
Norwulk business mun, who is now
located ill business in Waterbury, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city today.
a former South
w(‘onli (foul! (ilonl! Raymond liros.
(’lcorgc K. Nickorson resumed his
duties lit the Norwnlk Post Ollico io-
dny. Hr has been confined to his
honn- with an attack oi' the grip and
.l. William Rowe has been substituting
for him.
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ltuynlond Gerard and Percy Quin
turd spent Saturday and Sunday night
In the shock at the Knoll. This has
been their custom all winter and they
have the record “for a weekly swim in
the icy waters of the Sound.
NM.
John J. Walsh is in Bridgeport to«
day representing the plaintiff in thc
llc Germo vs. Shapiro case. This case
is one of two or three yours standing
and is to be tried before a Jury today.
Morris Shapiro brought" suit against
W. ll. be Clarmo at that time for
assault. hilt Do Garmo’s continued nb~
scnce has hitherto delayed the trial.
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Michael Daugherty, claiming Boston
on his home, was lighting drunk at
the South Norwalk “railroad station
last night and gave Captain 0! Police
William R. Pennington an interesting
quarter of an hour.‘ Daugherty was
charged with intoxication and breach
of the peace. Judge Joseph R. ’l‘ttyv
lor looked him over and imposed a
fine of 85 and costs ’on each count.
The offender did not have the rennin»
ito amount and will sojourn at the
county jail 3. .
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Photo Supplies
Chaotic-lo. Developers. Trays. Print-
ing Frames, books of instruction. and
over thing to use in conndctlon with
the other: or Kodhk
smwouflomoflom
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames not up and ready to
pink.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPoint.Norwalk
A. I. Hand 8: Company
Eiitllillill [lilillliiiil liili
lililiililliiliiil
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'o Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 423
The Surburhan Construction Coin-
pnuy are advertising for n superinten~
dent. in today's issue.
if you are particular about your
shoes Flynn and Ryan can help you.
Read their adv. in this issue.
Joseph Davis is advertising some
thing exclusive in spring shirts. ’l‘he
lidv. will tell you about them.
E. L. Roberts has lllll‘thllSt‘d a lot
at Rhodonoiiu Park or John Whimos.
of Rye, New York. The doll] was con-
sulnnted through .i. M. Layton K: (‘oln-
puny.
Uncas Tribe, l. 0. it. M., will meet
this evening at the wigwnm in Wash
iugtou siroct. At that limo the com-
mittee ml the musk ball will havc a
report. to render.
E. W. Noluu, a former Norwolk
boy who is now til the head of the
City Printing Culturally of Hartford,
is visiting at tho home of his parents
on Spring Hill.
lion'l forgot the stercopticun views
from the life of (,‘hrlst nt tlnl light-
houseyliiisslou on Wednesday evening
by the Rev. Hugh ll. t‘nrpcnlcr. You
are cordially llll‘lli'd to attend. All
are wriromc.
W. C. Jcssup, gcnornl lllllllngl'l‘ oi
the E. ii. lioicitkiss Colnpnny and
Charles Klil‘ll, gcucrul manage-r of tho
lcorge iiotcllkiss Ill-cl ('ompnuy sull-
rd today on the the Clyde sicnlnvr
Arupolio. viu Jacksonville, for Day
tonn, Florida.
At, the Salvation Army at on Water
strocl, South Norwnlk, tonight, Rev. .1
E. Harris, from the .‘ilnocdonin Illtp-
list Church. Ansoniu, will prcncil.
i-‘ricnds from (lruce lioptlsi Church,
Not'wzllk. are cordially invilotl. A
big til'nc is outlet-toil.
'l‘ilc ('lli-ll' of Joseph lirbnu against
the New York, Now llnvcn nnd linrl~
lord liailrond Company. is duo for trial
tomorrow in tho 0(lllllll0ll l’lcnu Court,
at. Bridgeport. lit-bull, who is ropro
scaled by Keogh and (Tundw, slit-s its
ll result of injuries rccclvmi hour the
Rownyion dcpoi, when he tell from
the bridge at one end.
SUPEBINTEIIIIEIIT
WANTED A lunn with geoti kilow-
ledge ot‘ the building
business ~ pnriicnlnlly
country residences. lie
must understand mu.
" torinl nlld estimating;
know how to employ
nlcchunlcs. and sec to
lhc requisite quality
and quantity of work.
, Awnllghi. knowledge at
architecture in desir-
uhle. Salary up to
$2500. according to anti.
ity and opportunity in
proportion to proliis of
the Company.
SUBURBAN CONSTRUCTION co.
5th Floor, 452 Filth Av... New York
m ‘ 1:
SAMPLES 0F
* Slill
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St. Patrick and Earlier Poll Cards
COLEMAN’S
. NIW. ITOII
10 NW Milli M. loath Nnmllt
stuns...
Spring i a s i
(”We Invite You to the Opening Style
Show of Men’ 3 Hats
You may take it for granted that our hats are the best the
money can bur- This is a hat town, and everybody knows what ,
a hat ought to be. ‘
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Our hat stocks shine in this: That we rscognizd .. that a
man's personality determines what manner of bat he should
wear, and so we provide every authentic shape.
We have a style. I shade, in soft hat or Derby «dolly suit-
ed to you. We crave the pleasure of helping you select it.
Derbies, $2 and $3
Soft Hats, - $2 and $3
We solicit orders for Easter Clothes in our Custom Tailor-
ing Department.
PW
OUT-FITTERS
I
n
:4 So. Main St.,
I, . Masonic Building,
So. Norwalk. 2 TWO STORES' Norwalk.
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MORE DON'TS
DON‘T suddcnly got busy, when you find your horses arc sick on
arouut of poor and iujudicious feeding; got busy right now and learn
how to food your horses economically and to insure houithtuluess.
DON‘T think the first cost of a“ food is the stnndurd to purchase
by. Quality is what you want for your horse, the some as for your
children. Clicupllriceti feeds fll't‘ invariably mode from grains and
still! that you would not food your horse, an why use it when ground.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Horse Feed
Donnie Dairy Feed
Ronnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Stork Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
J ackson’s Photographs
Combine the Finest Material with years of Study and Experience.
RESULT:
A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Call and See Our New Samples.
WE DO FRAMiNG.
A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Price: to Suit.
, Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Proper Frame.
Jackson’s Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
Bring Your
Opposite Hotel
In Doors or Out of Doors
with up-to-dsto appliances and many years at experience. the but of
Photographs are secured in any weather by
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON BTREET COUTH NORWALK
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In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
scum NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
.wnm...“
Roe look Shad, 300 each
Fluid-h. 10c lb.: Fresh Herring. 10c Ib.: Shredded Cod. 5:: package:
Rochswsy Long Clams. opened, 40:: quart. Spanish Mackerel. Stock God.
Halibut. Ros Shad. Blues. Wooktllh. Buttorfloh, Salmon. Smoked Haddock
and Hort-inmaroonport Oysters. Long and Round Clams. Escollopl. Largo
Gosling Clams for Baking.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
i
“graders succeeded Ill forcing Union Pa».
3L0" Estimated at: $20,000. With a
TELEPHOVE l08.
BETHLEHEM PLANT TIED UP
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PIL, March
l.-’I‘hn striking employee of the Beth-
lehem Steel Company today again one
occdod in almost completely lining up
the great plant. only a tow hundred
men reporting for work. The towu re-
mains quiet, but the state police and
the loo tieputies constantly patrol the
directs leading to the steel works.
The failure or the company. loyal
iron to report mm... was due prim
FREE DELIVERY.
illil ill will Sliiil
WALL STREET. 10: 10 A. M-—~The ”
opening demand tor stocks was lan-
guid and only sunlcieut to cause small
tractiousl advances There were a
w mall declines. Alter the execu-
on of the accumulntlp of orders, the
or come almost to gsmndsiili.
WALL
STREET, li a. m.—-Room
vciilu and St. Paul t point under yes-
The low prices air
tlacted new buyers again, there was a
brisk rally around,“ to about the open
lug level. .
WALL. STRFET, Noon .~—-Prices ad-
vanced on light transactions. Bonds
were irregular i,
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-Specuia-
tion became strong in tone and deal-
ings more active, with a good demand
for the recognized market leaders.
Reading. Pennsylvania. U. S. « Steel.
Amalgamated Copper and American
Smelling moved up a. point.
NEW MILFORD FOUNDRY BURNS.
Small Insurance.
NEW MILFORD. March l.——The
plant of the New Milford Foundry
nndMuclline Company was burned to
the ground early today. The loss is
estimated at about $20,000. only it part
of which, it is understood. is covered
by insurance.
stray spark from one of the furnaces
lodged in the woodwork of the loan»
dry and slnoldercd until early today.
The fire was discovered by the engi-
neer of n passing train. who gave the
alarm, but by tho time the tire depart.
ment. reached the place the foundry
was wrapped in flames and the much
the building was also burning. The
business has been localcd in the town
for nearly seventy years and for the --—
post forty years has been conducted
by .l. A. Northrop, who succeeded his
(other. it. is not thought that the
plant will be reimilt.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ltobert .losclovsky lo (‘lnru H. littn~
cork, lot and buildings, Lou-c strut-l.
\\'nr.
l‘lnrn I'd. iinncock to Robert .lOsciov
sky, building lot, Must avenue. \Vltl'.
Michael Ix'nllior to Robert .losclov
sky, undivided micrilnil or lot and
buildings. \‘nn Zundi street. \\'nr.
Norwnik Securities Corporation to
iiiuscppc llrnno, lot, lihodonoiin l’nrk
t’erdays closing and Running as lanolin
lbelow its price.
it is believed that a ,
TWO Bargain
Table ,9
Aitnngnlyfvngory 3 5 S ITS
Broken lots and broken sizes. that we have placed on
. a bargain table at
$4. 89 $6. 89 $7. 89
These Suits were priced from $12.00 to $22.00.; ‘V
All BLACK SUITS?
in the store are in two lots and are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICE
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk
TELEPHONE 165-5
Ben Hill' Flour, bag, 85c; bblfidfi
Gold Medal Flour. per bag... ..... 87: 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ............. 25s
it lbs Prunes ................... 25c 3 cans Corn ....... . .............. 259
ii pkss. Seeded Raisins ........... 25c 3 cans Peas ...................... 25c
'i lbs Muscatel Raisins ........... 25c 3 cans Tomatoes .................. 25c
.i lbs Sultana Raisins ....... .....250 3 cans Karo Syrup ................ 250
23c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. 15c the bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. .100
Oranges. Grapes. Apples, Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Parsnips.
United GrocerYCo
extension. \i‘ur.
.lohu Willows lo l‘Iillliil‘ ll. Roberts.
guardian. building lot. Rhodonolin 2° NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE ‘43
Pork. \Vnr. ..
Perry to Elizabeth liom- _- J ‘ :5: H 2!
Andrew T.
mason. scroll acres and buildings. Sil-
verlninc, Wm:
FIRE lN TURNERVILLE.
TURNERVIIJE, Murch i.«tlnc of
the mills oi the labor liist-nsiein and
(.‘ompnny's silk manufacturing plant
was burned todlty with its contents.
It was a two story trulllc structure
No cstllnutc oi‘ the loss has Iwcn
mode, but it is llcilcrcd that it will run
into St’lt‘l‘lll thousand (loiinrs. The
ruins» oi’ the lire is not known.
AUTOMOBILES
TO SUIT YOU.
MAXWELL
EVERETT! 30
KilElitEil 40 “OLIIIBII
uurnoaltt
lllllEh-lEWls
20 MODELS.
l’honc .\ir. (llovcr, on Hill, for dent-
oustrullou.
Pending completion of our building.
our otlircs lire at til Winileld St. East
Norwulk; ll”. South Main St. South
Norwnlk.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
THRIFT
is an essential to hop-
piness in this world
that tile inlluro to prac-
tit-o it in. to me. incom-
prcllcnnibic. ii is such
all cosy, simple lllinlt.
and it means so much.
it is the inundation of
success in business. of
contentment in the
home. of standing in so-
clcty.~ lluusoi Sage.
lio thrifty and start a
savings account with
the
South Norwslk
Trust Co.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embslmer
is North Main Itmt. tooth Norwalit.
Residence. 0 Washington Itmi.
Tole hone It on». ma.
To options It house. I08.
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cipnlly to tear of being attacked by
strikers or their sympathize”. No-
lines were sent, out that all men doslr-'
log to resume work wiluld be amply.
protected. but judging from the com-
parotivoly small perennials of the
company's 9,000 employes who turn-
od out for world today the men are
still timid about taking chances with
the unruly clement.
It‘hh palm tree's lite to anti yours.
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NORWALK
Savings Saciety
INCORPORATID ll“
Deposits oval 13.775.000
Odom M. Helms. Frost.
, Will. A. curds. Vice-Putt.
, Prolific A. Illl. lacy I Tau. ,
IiR l)l( K'S MD lilt‘lNla COMPANY. South Norwslk. Conn.
Gentlemen: it may the interesting to you as well as to others to know
uhcn and oh) i take your medicine When i have cold hands and feet. a
(hilly itollng with some fever pain in knees, back right side and left side
pain undcr shoulder or at back of netk headache. general soreness a
lameness of llll\ putt of the body. i take your medicine. Why l take your
mmiicinr is because i know what it is and what it will do. It is reliable.
the host routedl known for the above sunptoms, taken in a form which
most rendih t-flmts'tho sy.stcnl
Hilltt, a posillw roller. For these reasons 1 recommend it to all stillerers.
it should be a household medicine. "The proof of the pudding is in eat:
ing it." 3 Very truly yours.
’ GEORGE S. KENDALL D. D S
Warren-Dotted “30”
We now halo three \k‘nrreulmroits on exhibition.
lhcm ovcr. Let us show you that we
u popnlurpriccd car than any one else.
Come in and look
can give you more for your money In
\\'e urc nlwnys roudy and willing to give u demonstration.
[illtlllt‘ and lot us make an appointment with you.
HANFORD 8t BROOKS
42 NORTH MAIN STREET. Tel. 2854
Call us by
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SOUVEN IR
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
OPICIB. IXTRACTB. CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA, CORNCTARCH, TEA, COFFII, Ito.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2
* “25c
,
OLIVE OIL. .
POWDERED BORAX.
RICE (Special),
5c lb.
, w
A. a. sour, ulna-r,
Tel. m. is Wuhlrilmi “f.
VIOLENT curl-iii” in no 51.7.2.7... union HAT co.
V0.2
NEW HAVEN, March Lanny per ‘
sons mot violent deaths in donut-ell
HAT co.
A settlement out of court has host:
No loading the system with poison. no nitr- .
Decorated China lPlat‘e . .‘f
we
cut dlfl‘ing the past month, according
to unofficial records. Of this number
twenty—nine were occidental. nine sir
lcltlal, and two homicides.’ Of the ac-
folis, seven by train, five by burning,
two'ench by scolding and asphyxia-
tion,, and one each by explosion, elccl
trio shock and crushing. Four persons
ended their lives with cnrholio hold.
two by shooting and it like number
by cutting the throat. AM one by polls
on other than chrholic sold.
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it you no interested to cum sud
' lhsttinls rend Tridtt‘ilti A Hystt’s adv.“
arrived at and on order m disposition
usnoe signed in on action bmmlir
the .l Krlm t‘o.. hats. ill Astor pm
New York. to rescuer sue from tilt
naive. rm no.1 or m Bmdm. this”
York. Through their attorney. on
word ll. Levy. the'plnintlls than M
they sold and delivered moods
defendants to the extent of its
part of which bud been paid.
understood unit the action well it
pod‘ upon psymen‘t in tail in the
mascots at the amount tugs for“
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ltml‘m‘tllflmbm
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its initial
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Norwalk Chronicler