I
. nurture hunt rock
r diecuuion is a. box or our FINE
FOICTIONO. Tulle u be: to some
pretI y mine and it will put you in soft
rigb away.
EALANE
Tel. I409 51 Washington Bi.
undI
uelneee Deplrtment
Branch Office. Nor-walk
no ~Edltor'e Reeldenee
lty 39W?“ Relidence
IVEATHER FORECAST.
h‘iIr Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. wnrmer tonight;
light variable winds mostly notlthueul
it iII raining this morning in SoutheIn
Florida. and cloudy weather preinlls
in Inc Upper Mlneiseippi Valley and
thejweetern portion of tho Lake re-
gion. It is pleasant in other sectione
euuii of the Rtxrkyrilllountulns. A die-
tnrhnnco of conaidcruhlc energy in de-
veloping in the British NoIthutsl ’l‘he
tenypemtuie continues mild in all net
lions.
waiArHEn A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'lI't'lllllOi‘alllt‘C: Low. 21; high, :ln.
(Hour.
iiieud Mtntz‘s ndv. before you no out
to do your shopping tonight.
’iihc directoru or the South Noru‘nik
Public Library held a routine Iue elillil
last night, and voted to pay the usuul
biiIi-i. ’
All the Price Clothing Store the new
upping soft and stiff hills are now be
fun shown. The udv. will give you
prices.
~I liuy your Easter lint. tit O‘llrlen'n,
Innis llernhiu'd. ot‘ fitnnlord,unn
in town last evening arranging for
number tournnment in pool with the
South Norwulh tenm.
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Au unbm‘omlnn but will spoil on
lllIll‘l‘Wl-‘il‘ fnliilli‘iin net up. Joni-pin lili-
\'iII in advertising the ('(ll'l‘t‘l, thing in
hulls Iii. til. 84 nnd 33. See ndv.
Henry Waters, of 'i‘nylor nl'enue.
hnrl remurkubly good lueh mun hunt-
iuig townrd Wilton. yeuterdnv morning.
min-veiling in hugging ll\'ti lnrun (lllt‘ll.
The Region pnuetnalie cleaner light
run the work of irritant-cleaning. A, .i.
Atonevlne it“ Son (‘o'e mix: will tell
you more about it. lieIIuImtI'Itilmm
given.
The lr‘olloweru of the Midnight,
hurl- planned another big ewul
March 17th. (in that night. the)
intro u heefuienk dinner ut, the
hint-homo lioiel.
if you litn't‘ property to hell lll South
itilorwullt or vicinity ii. iii. liunli ilk Son
vi’ould like no opportunity to confer
with you. 'I‘helr oillt‘e is in The (Till-
tIortl Hotel building,
W
little. Ullilfl‘t‘llflil. Cones.
Sun
for
will
{line
()‘llI'len.
The board of relief of the (Til.r of
iI-loulh Norwnlk. eolnponeil ol' l~‘rnnlt ll.
Ili‘it'ch, Robert i’enruon ntul .lnhn ll.
Iledwny, hub completed ltu liliilll‘ti for
Illlu your. and ndjonrnml.
l I W
. Work hi well along on the new
house in Elizabeth nlroel for Willluni
Illurr. li‘lg n frnme house. urrnuued
Ifor one family. provided with conven-
Iioueoe. Nelson llubbell in the Kl‘iim‘ill
Icontractor.
~—~ .4—
I The Woman's Municipal Lemme oi
Ii-louin Norwnlk will mean in the (ion
Iurenuilounl Church parlors. Monday.
IMIIrch 7 at it: (to ,p m The executive
Ibourd will met at 3 p. in. All Ineur
Ihers nre requested to he preuenl.
m m—
IMAuraLe. ooone. SMALL Room.
May be quickly painted by buy out!
with o uninil can of our Domestic
l’nintn in all colors put up in open
mouth cane. will make u door. in ii
mantel or any small interior work
lock nu bright as when first painted.
Get. it from (than. in» new. South Nor-
walk; Hubbub & Staples lidwe 00.,
Westport; Northrop mm. Boutbport.
ie a re to be eweet when the subject
him is ill with scarlet fever. in rapid
WWW.... .. .. .4.
PRICE!
Saturday Chocolates,
,1 lb. Boxed 250
smiled-Powell Corporation.
u wunincron er.
m... a»-
returned: tea-a .
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinds at Ineur'uncemMurlne Fire,
Tornado. Automobile, Fidelity
Renae, Burglary and Acol-
dent .lneurenee.
nouwntu. con N.
on People. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the but iron Tonic to give
You annulled Blood
r. H. BAXTER. Dmuiat
"”"ituomsou's
Launch Works
Beet Frame- eet an end mud, to
pink.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all since built to enter
by competent workmen.
A. J. Hand 8: Company
ElEIIllillIll ENGINEERS illll
Illllllllilillllii
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. Comb/Ner-
walk. Conn. Phone 4
ltny Shemood and (lonld iioyt are
attending the Sportsman‘s show in
New York today.
The Norwnlk street department in
eIiguged today cleaning out the gut-
tern and tidying up the roads in gen
erul for Sunday.
”Munm.‘
Miss Luurn ilcuoh. or France street.
ly recovering. much to the relief oi
her muny friends.
mne‘u‘n‘u‘
“All styles Soft tints.
Frnnk i‘. i‘elh of \‘i'wililiilioh
street hud quite it Hprlnglilte txneI
lence \eutetdn) MI. Petty look It tilp
down mound the llnrrlmrd llrillwrtt
on the Wilson mud nml l‘t‘litil‘is that
hp new tWo rohine lllltl uevernl otbct
specimen of spring hlrdn.
(l'ili‘ien.
Lincoln Council. No, i. ”l‘llt'l‘ oi‘
United American Mmhunieu. eun-
{erred the that deurw- on two enndl
dutou, lili‘ll. night. The Paul (‘ouneil~
lnrn' Auuorlnilon will met in llrldm‘
port. with Wolde’iuorp t‘tlillli‘ll. next
\l’ednemlny night. and n number from
Nurwulk n-ill .‘lllt‘lltl.
A untue wnu pint-ed ol‘t lnut night in
the enmpnny pool llllll'llllllii‘lll oi the
South Not-“nib Fire Police. Witllnlu
Keyocr. ton. dt‘l‘t'ltlmi .lohu Lane. 53.
h)‘ the Hi‘ill‘i‘ of liiil to ill The Fire
Police will no to ilurien 'i‘peedny night
to ploy the l‘iuule “tuition in uunthei
round of the llllt‘i'-t‘tlili1illll_\‘ iuurnu
Inent
John W. Wood. the eorrexpouiilnn
i-et-relnry of the board of minnlonn oi
the church. will be lit the 10.3.0 per»
\ice ut St. l'nul‘n t‘hnrch touiorruu
luortlinu. tu uponlt to the t‘ongregnlloll
nlmni the ininxlouu of the I‘hlirch.
'l‘here in so much tnlk uhout Inienlone.
by nll north of people. its to the ndvhe
nhlilty of ulrinu l‘or Illitulluliri. thut .‘di'.
Wood's lulk should be low lntt‘rvnilng.
Mr. Wood. by \it‘lne of hit» position,
and immune he in n lnyuiun. :Ihouhi
he nhie to rspeult very convincingly to
men. it in hoped thul n large eon-
gri-gnlion will be present to henr Mr.
Wood.
Many remember hnppily the Mining
et‘euou Iinmu‘hiled with the i‘hnpmun
urinory cnlupnlgn oi ltiilil. und the
winning ol‘ the hylimit need ut the tlhnp»
mun Iueetinun bring to mind the. re-
murknble experienced ol‘ thnt green
movement, ’l‘omorrow evening at tho
llrut o! n nerlen of three uonpel nor.
vices oi. the li‘irnt Church, in Norwnllt.
the (limpinun hymn hook Will he need.
the bllllzlilll being letthy tho uuurtot. u
chorus of young people. the organ and
the piano. Mr. Weilniiz nnuiutlug at,
the latter lneirtnnont. ’l‘he pastor will
preiusb u lwmdyminuto evnnuollutle
nernmu on the question. "in it Nothing:
to You?“ There in n hourty welcome
for nil lit. llltilin nervlcen uud the acute
are all free. A fifteen minute eervioo
of old favorite hymns will begin ut
7:30 o‘clock.
stories or
nuns. Isuns
COLEMAN’S
NIWI ITO!!!
to North Melo 3t. ileuth Nemlk
Admit for A. O. O ldlng'e
leee lull tend One in. Geode
We write this insurance. bell to on .
74 wAeuiuo'93n drum. 66mm .
OyetchhehPoinbNorwnlk ,
Tailored by Master-Hands
There in an Art in tailoring. Art Implie: an artist,
and an artist in known by his work-prawns «little story.
We are glad to have our Cuetom Tailoring wort; iudg- t
ed by results. The tailor: that make them tutor tailoring
like e book, and prove it in their work. ‘ ~
. Fit, Styles, Harmony of line, and Grace of proportion
are expressed in the Spriiig Overcome and Enter Suits
and Trousers we are producing these days. ,
A Glad to ehow you through‘tour lines of beautiful new
' fabrics, and glad to measure you for your Easter clothes.
Suits and Overcoats, $20 to $45
Trousers. ‘ $5 to 512
h Spring Hats and Furnishings are waiting for you.
CFC.
.4 so. Main St,
Masonic Building,
So. Norweik.
TWO STORES: No omelk.
DON‘T think nmnnd feeds are nil rotten lwcnune route emnoIh-tnlk-
lug one bag will you A gold brink in the form of an ndulivrnted con»
hiuullou or nifalfu nu-nl (worth perhaps till tout nnd furlery swoon
innit and n few out hulls. tiny Iionnle liouu' iiround teed, entirely
free from ndulternnlu of oil kinds. rundo lrom l’itlilll, swrei. unis, corn.
pulley and wheat products.
Quality Fir-t. Lee! and All the Time.
Proprietor MANplL TORO HATCH.
Ronnie "or” PM
Bonnie liniry Feed ,
lloonio Poultry Food"
Bonnie Stock Food
llonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Food
Jackson's Photographs
f" Combine the Flneet Material with yeeee of Study Ind Experience.
RESULT:
A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Cell and Ice Our New Semplee.
WI 00 'BA’MNO
A Lerge Variety of Choice Patterns and Wine to bolt. Bring Your
Pictures end Let Us dugout e Proper Fume.
Jackson's Studio
Opbeeile Hotel NORWALK. CONN.
E
In Doors or Out of Doors
with up-to-dete appliances end many were of experience. the beet of
Photographe are «cured in any weather by
G. S. North, Photographer
7! WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
m..- ,fi—v ,,,
In your new home use hot water or nteam heat. It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for inform-lion
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
sourn NORWALK. court.
llRGllND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWAbK.
.Imt—m W... . ‘ We
«7....mw
Buck Shad 160 lb
Chad Reel, 30:: pair. Roe Jack Shed. 30, and 40¢ each; luck Jecke, l0
and 200 ueh. 39ml!" Mackerel, Ste ek Cod, Fletfleh, Herring. Smelt. Fin-
nen Heddlee. Reekewey Lona Clams. opened. 40o qt. See Enceilope. wee
w... ”W-.. “men-M...” HM...
rented dry. Greenport Oyetere, Oyete re. Long and Round Cleme in the
ehell.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
Lebeiere.
FREE DELIVERY.
Intention; over from Weiltnort
tllli‘ly in tho mornimrvluwe noticed for
the poet few morning: it great many
men uncaring oelu in the Westport
river. The eels seem to be plentiful
this your
Clinton (onunundory mot hull even
inn and worked the lied Crone degree.
Charles H. Downeu advertises to do
your llolllln cleaning in o eutletncwry
qunner. [letter read his udv.. .
A theatre pm‘ly attended the thoutro
at. Smith's. in Bridgeport. lmu. night.
Mum
The Rev, Frank .llunwoii Walter.
Mr. and Mrs. t]. id. Andrew. Mr. and
M vii. L. Goriiem. Mr. and Mm. George
Bollwllz. or Norwelk. 'nnd Mr. end
Mrn. .iohu Horton. cl Buuuutuck, were
among the guests.
i
will unenh ut. the North Main «trout
micplon tomorrow afternoon at liiib.
Frederick ll‘ield will have charge of
the service. There will he extra music
and singing for this service.
if aunt audits ion
. our: on
. (petitioned From First rm.)
.i’nr retoenltlon of their union in new in
full nwlug. When the end will come
end what the harveat will hate beyond
a ken of any human being
‘ Acting on the unions of the commie
fine 0! ton of ind Central Labor moon
Mitch in directing thin demonstfetlon
it: the norm or union labor. workers
ln‘meny trades and other occupatione
'linve ceased their usual work .3 a all
(until: protect walnut the refusal of
the Philndeinhln Rapid Transit Com»
. puny to adjust the grievances of ltd
ntrlklug conductorn und motormeu or
treat with the unicorn of the Amnlgw
muted Aeeoclution or Street and Ellen
trio Railway Employee.
The great majority or the men in
the occupations affected by the gen-
eral strike order hud nlre'hdy stopped
work for the day when it went. into ef-
foot inst midnight. in the Central
part or the city the tiret to feel the ef-
fect of the order won the users or pub-
lic hacks and tuxicubu. Home of the.
riders in these vehicles wore surpris-
ed when the clocks struck midnight,
by being politely informed
by their driver that they would have
to walk the remainder of the way. Ew
en the nonunion "collides" whether
from nympnthr with the autumn or of
fear or injury to their teams at the.
hands or their union" comrades. with~
drew from the streets; The drivers
or the two titxlctih norriccu in the city
Joined the ”with oi the birth-era and
many lulu diners old were unable, to
secure convoyencea to i‘fikfl them
home. Several union trades. however.
remnined nt u'orli. among them the
printert, whose courmittoe voted not
to join the strike. although many of
the )nbmen were nnxlonl to join in
the general demonstration. l‘hllndel
nhlu thus will not be deprived of its
newnpnperu,
The waiters in the fashionable ho-
iele and cures did not make no ntrmm
a showing no hnd been exported. Al
though it few walked out the mnlorliy
of timer- employed in the, big hotels
contlunml to unit on lilillt‘ti otter mid-
night.
More than the iieup of luminous. the
authorities fear the throwing oi the
thoueundn of idle person on the
nireeie end the dittorder that nimoet
ilir‘i‘ltnhiy eunuch. Since the trolley
etrlke wan inaugurated two
world! no today the Itrcdlvttl
disturbances occurred on the
days When work will! generally anrpen
dot! Sundays nod Saturday dflerbmnn.
A grunt meeting or ornnined labor
in historic lndeiwndeure llnll nt 3
o'clock this afternoon to "wincenbly
participate in :l dctnonntrntlon in be
boil or the enruwn'n union now on
fill'ih't'" line been prohibited by a pro-
rlumutiou lulled by the mayor be~
rmuu‘ a permit had not been nnplied
for to hold the demonstration it limi
ulno been plnnnmi that u monster
direct purndc should follow the meet
but.
The
rune
“The hour of this :liouiliblt ill fixed
at it o'tloilt No :ipplltuiiou has been
preeeuted for u permit. nor has per.
mission been prnnted by lnwfnl truth
or“; for the “unearthly"
The iniiyor then relic-ruled his pro
clmunilon horned Fell 1:0. cailinu up
on the llt‘liiillli‘ union the elreeln for
to matte no unnecemtnri
Hope thereon, not to iolirr upon the
hirer-tn; not to collect join in
crowds; to moire no oulerien. nor one
iunnllluu luuunuxe; to peurenhly more
on ubont one! businene.
t‘ontiuning the mayor cold:
"The illieritlml unmnubly would be
in violation of until prot‘lmnntion nnd
Innyor in the prm‘lnmntlon
trove] only:
01‘
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNCORI'ORATID 1.“
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Hoimemlnet.
Wm. A. Gertie. Vice-Duet.
Fred'k A. tile. Ieey I Trees.
“flea.
in en elmntlei to hap-
pinena in this World
that the follow to proc-
tlca it in. to me. incom-
prehensible. it in lunch
on any. elmdle thin.
and it mean: en tune
it in the foundation of‘
mucosa in bullpen. ot
contentment in the
~ home. of unending in eo-
oiety.~—ltueeel tinge.
be thritty and alert a
asylum account with
t a
South Ndrwulk
Tmet Co.
a!
. new comes and sums.
‘22.00
noul endanger the public. lately. AliI
iawnbiding citizens are warned again
In assembling in independence
Suilhre or in the vicinity thereof, or
the highways or any open property
adjacent thereon. or in any other open
locality no the police have been order.
ed to disparate uni and all such assimi-
bites."
The Rapid Transit. Company has
nearly 1.000 street core in operation
today out of a total of more than 2.~
(hill but the care are not carrying the
some number of pestle-users as on oth
or days of this week.
The big ulrike has made thousands
of people apprehensive of trouble and
they are not risking personal injury by
riding on the rare. '
Thu number of men on strike cun-
llnt poenlhly be undermined. Labor
lenders my they will not know deiin~
itely until tomorrow or Monday. ill-
n‘t‘lur of Public Snfety Clay uuys not
more than 20.000 walked out. The the
ly claim that the strike lenders will
make is that mono workers tire out.
(lfnclniu at (,3in Hull rind Rapid
Transit repreeentntlws scoffed lit the
idea thnt 15,000 pereoue bud gone out.
They said mills in Remington Were
still working. end that such grunt i
piuuls as ltnldnius t“,mmpe the Mid
\nle Steel \\' mks. [trill (‘ur Works and .
0'. her large industrial ertnhlishments
bud not been cllppled when the shifts:
otmeu wore changed between mid I
night and morning. There plume. how
i ur Spring Soft and
Derby Hats Are In
‘1.00 ‘2.00 "2.5.0
SUITS to MEASURE
HUNDREDS OF SAMPLES FOR YOU TO SELECT‘FROM
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwelk
TELEPHONE 165-5 ~=
CORRECI In EVERY WAY
‘and Up'
at organizations as a rule are sold to
haw a well tilled treasury at the prete
out time.
Waiting until the last moment to de-
eiure their attitude Bricklayers' Union
.\'o. l of Pennm l1 nnla last night voted
Innutlinlotmiy to join in the general
strike. Great importance had been at
inched to their decision. The organi-
zation is the only one of its kind in
the. city. It has: ,000 members and in
not emulated with the (‘entral labor
ti nlon it in an independent body. and
h: ltuoun as a conservative organize-
ion.
The first disorder of the. day curt-
ously enough was the outgrowth. not.
or action by men who had welked out.
but by traction company employee
who attacked a force or police sent to
protect them. The trouble arose when
a squad or half It dozen colored police-
men was sent to the traction porter
house at 33rd and Market streets. The
power house employee resettled the
preeence oi the negro oftlcers‘ and
made an attack upon them with men-
key wrenches. The police retired in
bad order, while the power house em»
phoned hendquuters declaring that
white. policemen only would be wel—
comed as protectors.
Rumors that a roll for the state rummage
tin in ready to be sent into Harris-
burg in male general disorder breaks
out are denied by Director of Public
Safety Play. it is understood that. the
Notional Guard minorities are prepar-
ed to promptly respond to any call of
the eiir. (iowrnor Stuart will re-
main If. Harrisburg instead of coming
In Philadelphia. to spond Sunday so
as to promptly put the etute mechhe
Iery in motion in case of necessity.
illieiior t‘lny raid that he. thought
the police would be able to handle
\ Iouds it would be u menace he do-
Illfll‘t d [0 allow large meetings in the
Isireeta or other public places such us
«nor nrr o wn Shot concerns.
' E I I IWllli plnnned by orgnnized labor in in“ ..
The promise mode by Timothy"
Sent; reprtmentntlve of the station:
my firemen. who lurid he could cripple
the pmver plums nppurently was not
fulfilled. The ptwn‘l' plants were oper-
nted and corn Were running with or
rm police to gourd ngnlnet the trouble
limited for by the depurtment of Pub-
lie Suleli today nnd tomorraou
'lhe supelnteuhmit of the snlmny
mul eleuited lilies of the 'linition
t‘ompnny said toduy thnt the line
would not be effected us the men were
not unionized Art n mutter of tact the
compuny in mulling n grunt effort to
lmep this event cunt nnd west nrlery
or travel open
It won Milli by. the union leudom In-
due that public outlines much its this
inoininn'n uelviie of milk. ice and
blend. had not been (urtnlled inieu
lionnily nnd ihut the men would go
out niiei the) bud notifier! their on
tronn this mm ulna that they intended
to ulop omit lului.
Union lenders nino hold that before
nightfall many more of the unionized
employee of the great Innnufncturiuu
plant» would be relied out than the
number that went out this morning.
in Kennitmltm the mill district.
many of the vmrltitig women girls null
hoyu nre not organized. The etrikeru
have nle heta out who perhuudod many
not to go in to work. especially at
great estnliliehmeuin in the northeast
lt‘rnnk MOCllhkr‘l‘. the leader of the
textile unions to Remington. enid thut
runny mills had been crippled already.
and it would be only a short time be-
lole they hurt to abut down.
The committee or ten lute taken ec-
tiou which in calculated to prevent no
for M menible real stuttering to the
general public. An order was leaned
exempting from the gonérel strike
union employee of the city water
work». the. electric light plant driv
lure or funeral earl-teem end emnloyee
in hon little and homee.
more thnn'iuet to the public.“ quid
Secretary Cherie: Pope "We went to
make our protect. but we do not want
to «use a earlobe condition which
would roeult if theme plnoee were of
looted."
be tor etrike benedte. union leedere
«intimated that their men on strike
would receive from the notionul and
lenul unenctetione about $7 a week The
pattern matters and‘ mouldere will get
ml‘hu order wee thought. to be no.
dependence Square this afternoon and
his monument would not permit nni’
‘iurue outdoor gatherings.
The director thought that many of
‘tbe mills would cloee today. and that
the manufacturers would cooperate
with the police to preserve order.
“i do not expect uny trouble, but if
it comes." (lectured the director. “I
have more than 6.000 men ready for
police duly."
lie said he believed that runny of
those who did not go to work this
morning would return to their places
of employment on Monday,
‘IIIIIII unit 3qu
WALL STREET. With a. miwA
wuverinn and uncertntn movement of
uric-es accompanied the opening deni-
tnue in stocks, which were entail.
Louis St San Francisco 2d nfd. rode
l 1-4 null American Locomotive 3-4.‘
insignificant fractional chanson were
shown otherwise.
WALL STREET. ll n.
trend of pricoe turned downward.
Reunion. Amalgamated t‘onpor. Amer- I
leun Smelling and Western Union tub
in; it point below yeaterdey'u clollnx
and the reel of the leudere a lune
fllu‘ilon. American Express moved up
iii points. and St. taunts and Sen mn-
cleco 2nd nfd. :ll'.
WALL STREET Cloning “The will;
ital cloned firm. There we: ”aim .
in the second hour which melted lit.
establishing amen shims Where We
had been lower: Erin and united W I~
anode rode l. Ell Louie and 8m Mil
file-Til. ‘
V. and Federal Mining 3. Amer
Cotton Oil. Pnciilc Telephone dud 1
mole Central tell i. it, 8. Steel livid
to 85 “w t '1 gilt
/ {-1
NEW CATHOLIC DIO'CIOI
CANADA. .
ROME. March Fin—Wile 009° bee fl-
copted the views or the biehopeot. .
provinces of Saint Beeline/e. Cedlfir
and created It new diocese at W
and an apostolic ricer-ta If “whiff
u
l‘
:ih‘
su'
cinch rim m In, the 2nd old. .41 ’-
ir' . . .
“If“ ..
it ”'1' ‘e
in.
it in Idtdhilhlllg how come
hung on who could benefit the '
about till I week while out. Other etrl
iterl will receive ennui. Ill. The nation-
by committing eulcide.
. way. ..‘
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Norwalk Chronicler