111?.
‘ 2, Illa ill! wonderful
that alter itad nae tor
the dean and tilt
Mental n the load wt
Ilinllatad and retained by the." body.
The? III I Britain Frankli
:Baxte had alone he
that Mroducod it Norw’Illt
lowinz it!
an have made him Inch an oliiliuIlau.ii
tic believer in itI mat alarm. that he
, will certainly .
way- out: Illd ‘
TIL“.
IVENINO Illllél'lfll: NLIPHONI
Dim-Nam Departmentn‘. ‘1 1
Had—NIIMII
. Mammoth” raw-n
m-l—Qlty Idltor'I' Rulticnea
WEATHER “roman.
R'W
For Norwalk and ,viotnimy: Fair and
warmer tonight and Saturday; light
variable windamoatiy west. Weather
conditions: Pleasant weather prevails
this morning in all sections east of
the Rocky Mountains. The tempera
three are low over the eastern nee-
tlona. Northdeid, Vt, reported a min-
imum temperature or fear degrees he
low zero The temperatures are ria
in; rapidly in the southern sections.
wean-lea A van aeo rooav.
I
1’ Temperature: Low. 26: high. 41.
Clear.’ , ‘
——Princesn Cotton 26c ii). F. 1.). Law
ton & Co.
Mrs. Jameafl‘iainor and children. of
Bridgeport. have been visiting Mr. and
Mia. Finnegan. oi Haviiand street.
The Paintcra' Union will meet to
night at Central Labor Union Hall to
take action on the death of Sydney
Dayton.
— -'l)on t forgot colic enlo,
Bocipty, let M. id. (.‘liuroli. Stillaon-
l’owcll Corp, Saturday afternoon.
Today is nhort calendar day in
Bridgeport on account of which there
was an exodus oi local lawyers to that
city this morning.
Vincent. Kovach, of lo llouton atroot,
who has been undergoing treatment
at the Norwaik Hospital, was discharg-
cd from that institutloptthls.ni‘tpruoon,
Edward L. Street‘s mother, who was
no seriously ill that Mr. Street went
to her home in Brewster. N. \'., in
progressing finely. Mr. Street has not
returned as yet, however.
'~—Stnnning trimmed Hate at popular
prince; 150 Hate to scioct from, no two
Llidltis' Aid
alike. We invite comparison. C. .i.
Mintz & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. l-iomcr S. Cniuminxs.
0! Stamford, were visitorn in Norwalk
today. Mrs. thinmiingn was formerly
Minn Owing, living at one time in tlic
Vanderhoci place in plant avenue.
A mot-ting of tho directors of tho
r‘nit'floid County Sitvmiga Bank of
Norwalk was held yoaterdny and a
dividend at the rate of 4% per annum
was declared to'ilepositora from the
earnings of the six months ending
March Stat, 1910. The sumo will be
credited on patio hoolm and paid on'1
and after April llth. 1910.. -
The evidence was completed in the
Common Pietra court yesterday in tho
lawsuit of Joseph Uuban against the
New York, New Haven and linrtiord
Railroad company. tor injuries receiv-
ed at Rowayton. Urban unite tor Si;
000. The arguments will he made he-
iorc Judge Scott Tueadny. Attorney
John Keogh appearing tor the plain-
tilt.
mum. Oranges. us for 25c.
Lawton ti. Co.
nun Iiijiitl liliil
WALL STREET. 10:10 I. ni.-—Ad-
runner in the London Stock Market iotl
the any to higher oponingpricou lit-rt-
iraotlonnl nine helm: common to near
iy the whole liet. St. Paul and Inter-
borough Metropolitan pid mac 1 and
Union PIciilc, Chesapeake and Ohio,
houiwlile a Nuhvliio and Eloiluhilc
Btool Earle it‘lctltiill.‘ The tron-Io
tiona were in moderate volume.
WALL STREET. it I m~Moder~
nto purohIIeI brought pricml to a high.
.er level, hilt the pnolouatonai clement
confined their actIVe oporationa to I.
low hi the iinportant ItoclrI. Reading
wait the tint limit to respond alter
which Union Pacific. U ti Stool and
Amalgamated Go ”1:13;“ were all hid hunt
WALLS? Noon.-A three
point riots in Muiavllle and Nashville
had a uympathetic effort in holdlnx
advmoca previouaiy made. Talk on the
Stock Exchange VIII n1 hopeful prom
poota for labor Minnow and W
lie! in a Supreme Court dceialon in la:
vor oi tho Ambricnn Tobacco (Join-
llIny. A number at or. point advanced,
wait added to the ital.
WALL tl'l‘ltttllc'l‘. t p. tn.-~Btiying
we! auaptndod {or I time. trolling lit
l“. D
“(billion nominal. but all at tile 2‘ M1" '
favorite Itooitlt ruled at about the to
of the iorenoon. Hocking Va
OIIittiltiItII admoed
icon limiting one.
6 ptiintli 11 1
Hallway steel Springs his and Amery ,
Launch Works
BoatllrImIIItunandi-mm
plank. ,
All kinda oi impair work. '
Launch” 0! all IlIII built in MI!
by competent worm».
OYItenShehPolntNorwalk
EiElEililll j EllliiEEii iii
Till limit
JOIIINO AND RIPAIMNO
Hoyt’a ThIitr'I lulidnlp. Ioiifll Nah
wa llt. Conn. Phone in
Nor-walk VZcuuin Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the heat poa-
siblo method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send poatai and not estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Not-walk
~m- an.
MORE TELS1P1i-1l01NE SUBSCREBIRB.
loItl'umcnta inmliod
Hero Recently.
Following is n iiei of now millet-rin-
era which have been installed alum.-
tito issuing of the lust lint; cut this
out and paste in't'ho hack oi your di~
rectory:
Antl-Tuhcrruloain Dispensary
Twenty-Six
No. 6 Pine St, N. .......... 1019'
Boiiardua, John W.
No. 127 So. Main St. ...... Milli-5
Brunntrup. Bert J.
No. 20 .(‘tlttaitc Aim, B. N. .. 223-2
Burna. Anna M.. Mina
No. 51 Franklin Ayn, . 507-
Our a Cafe
43 Main St N. ........ till»-
Claret). Adm: M.
No. 52 Connecticut Ave, N. 877-:
Doltens. Bertha A P
No lilil Main St. N. . ....... isl.
Drew. J William
No 961/. So Main St. ...... stilt-ii
llurauit. Mrs. (loo. 0.
No. 3 Hamilton Aw ........ With-31
Dunn. Albert E.
No. 8 Butte PL. E. N. ...... 1051-3
Font, .l. W.
No. 5% Elizabeth St, ...... M242
Gonpplo, Chan l".
Wilton ..................... 388-13
Gregory. ira t).
No, Rt Wail 8L, EN
Gregory. R. B.
3 liti-
..........
No. 37 Soavtuw Ave, E. N. .. ldzvd .
Hopping, l'}. W. _
No. 31 Went Ave., N. ........ liltin-
Hurley, M. (1.. Mine
Cantor St. ................. 103M
Knapp. Percy
Wilton ..................... Still-23
Kruach, William.
No. 33 North Ave. N. ....... tlltldl
lane, A. W.
80. Wilton ................. 386-14
lmwie. Sarah i-‘.. Min
No. 4 Lewis St, N. ........ mun
Montgomery, hi. 8.. Mine
No. ill Wall St, N ........... 355-5
Schlitt. Will. .I
No. ill Lowe St. .......... .. 729-2
SiannIrd. Orson
' No. it Quintard Me. ....... ltd-l2
Trondwoll. John P.
No. l5 North Arm N. . .4075-
Vouci. liorman ‘
No. i5 Worthington hit. ..... illi-
Wethorwax. id. in
No. ti Went St. .............. 775.2
HOTEL ARRWALI.
Mahaekamowl. Allah, 'l‘onltora; Roll.
ort Motlirni, New York: ll. ti. Miller.
H, W. Hoicotnbo. Hartford: W, ll.
lliiollinan. Bprinuiiuld; .i. Yolk. .lr..
city; It. ll. Aitlrt'inan. New York; 8.
(lroonutnln, llriduoimrt: l.. R. liurl-
hutt. Wilton; W. P. Aim. (3. 1.. F‘llh.
ll. ii. annoi‘lcln. New York; 0. M.
llolih, ll, it. North, lloilton; L. Mintit
Newark; l). l... lloggitl. Crawford, N.
.l.: 0. ill. Fuller. lie-ton: W. ii. Gar-
dovell. Hartford; F‘. ll. Lawton. city:
(l, M. Btehhlnn. Springfield; M.
Schwartz. New York; ii. A. Dillon.
Duiitont. N. .i.; W. (i. Archibald. .l. W
Levy. Mntnnronrclt; E. ii. Htutcon.
llorton: ii‘. t‘midy. Danlmry; Occur
Edward». ltiuiriitun. Va.: lillhort l..
Conch. iiartiord: .l. A. tilinpiro. New
Yin-ll; W. M. libyt. Stamford: M. ii.
Boater. New ilrttnin: Michael Jacobo,
Herman Jacob». New York.
George Brown. at cInnon Station.
il in more today on huIinIII.
' piano or
- giver hia personal coolant-ope reload
2 . the mono
. thin poo
.. and h
, not make
to lil‘flllih
a noticed
it“ Swollen
”It and r ‘
When a mile in wet“
alter Samoan he“ been Ied tor I
week or too darn. and n th line in:-
roved, and you notice youraeli my;
in; Itronxcr, you certainly Ihould feel
.1 more than motioned with what yen
have received from the mall coat of
bile.
I
St. John's lodge. No. 6. F. and A.
M.. mot tact evening and center-red the
entered apprentice degree on several
candidates.
"i thought you Iaid the water ’waan’t
over my head." uputteted‘hhe new pu-
pil who couldn't with when he had
been nuilod out of the ten-toot tank
IIltod me." replied the smart attend-
ant—Chicago Daily News.
”they are going to look Jones up (or
the good of the community.”
"What‘ a he done?” ~
“He‘a talking or netting; Browning'a
poems to Richard Btrauta‘ muaic. ".—
Cleveland Leader.
of all kinda.
Proprietor
Bonnie “one had
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Food 1
Bonnie Stock M
Bonnie Scratchini Feed
Bonnie Little Chick M
A Large VIrlIty o! Choir
Picturu and I
OppoIitI Hotel
"it wnIni.‘ over your hfid when yoir
nnioonpt‘inr, March lit—«while 1a
curioua crowd looked on. Guatava F,
0 Muller. the duct or Policeman
worth 0. Deltas», taken to and
it on yuterdayfi the in: it; min.
uty Sheriil Alli: “t1, and deli»
r’ElcoiiIid hId ‘ciia to priIoner
and were you crdera to talte him di~
reotiy to t e Connecti at Hospital for
the lnaane. Mueller an handcunod.
i-ie grinned It thp
road Italian and gava:no evidence or.
mental excitement
Warm Mn. Armour Notified.
This morning Cari Muller. lather ol'
the prisoner. visited the young man
at the aerial: Jail 9nd Iiiid good bye.
Ho tool: hia son a iliuantlfiy oi olotheli.
Gunter allied Sher it Hairley to collie
Mru. Armour in Berlin. Germany, to
keep the money. “MrI. Armour la in
0,hicaxo iInt shat" inquired the
alter"! repressing a smile.
"She itvea there but llhtlll in Berlin
now " reIponded Muller.
Ranouneu AllelIneI.
Muller also declared that he had
renounced his allegiance to the United
States. The commission appointed by
Judge Curtis ot the criminal uup'erior
court to examine Muller reported y-eu
terdai that the man in audcrin; trout
paranoia Judge tlurtio then ordered
him to he committed to Middletowu
tor an indefinite period:
w
Two NEGROEG LYNOHED.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. March 18. —-lt in
reported here that two name were
lynched at Marlon. Ark, early ttxiay.
They Were charged with aiding a jail
NOW THIN!
Thor-ca no arm-ct about what in in Iconic Home Ground Fonda.
l have many timon informed you and i am sure you will appreciate
the advantage of not only knowing iunt what in in our {coda but also
of knowing exactly what la not in them. Entirely iron from ndulicrautu
No ciovator oli'al, ilax screenings. ward acodn or worth.
lean stuff or any description ontor into the t'tlll‘tlmiilllml.
and provn “hat 1 claim that they are the ideal foods for Horse Cat-
tle and l’onitrymhorauao its component patio are illii‘ir cleaner and
contain more of tho cflinwnta Which promote all around good health
Quality Pint. Ian and All the Time.
Jackson’s Photlograp pits
Contain tho flout Mataflahwith yIIrI
IIIULtza . .
. A iiiIIIlng.111ParvnInIni l'hotonraph. Call and III Our New utopia. 11
WI DO 'RAMINO.
Patton“ and Prion to .Oillt. Mind Your
i U: Genoa: a Free" From.
JaCksOn’ 3 Studio
delivery Monday night.
'l‘ost this
MANUIL TOIO NATO".
r
Cindy and Expat-loom
,o Wild in the {ail-1.
r!
TI WAIHINO‘I’ON OTRII'i’
Buck Sii
Native F dish.
iicit No.
in your How ironic nae hot VIM or. main heat. it it “chapel to run
and pivot more Iatiaiaciery main. Specify an
Argand Boiler
AIlt no for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH nonwaut. court.
ARGAND BOW ARE MADE lltl NORWALlL
.. Sea11c Qt
(WARRANTEO DRY)
Easter Is Coming Very Fast
There la Itlli time. however. tor you to hava theaa picture: tattoo and
Notched in good acann for Enter diatriauticn among your irlIndI.
G. .3. North, Photographer
IOUTR NOIWALK
1160 lb.
00 lb.
. I on.
. . 18cib.
Zilcib.
. 111"]?
m..;2c iii.
In . .
An lmnoittant mating .r new
board or copulupon to
ill lib“
ottoman. at the den
rpoae of
in thin connection “
lirewth dealers are not. a. little almond
made a determined ottort in the next
lesialature to lease all of the naturIl 2
growth smunda to the hi; oyuter coin
panic. and than deprive the natural
nrowtherit oi their count or liveli-
direction tor yearp. but not with mi;
MUSIC HALL
OOUJ’H NORWALK'I ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre»
Entire Change of Program Today
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. OATURDAY,
‘ MARCH 17, 18. 19
The Act That Mada Europe and tho
Whole Home Staten Laugh
“THE NAKED TRUTH"
Added Attraction oi the Favorite»—
Laie Stare at the limo Stock Go.
MISS .BERTHA BELLE WALKER
|anti CHAIRS! lLL 1”
aComody Playlct
MR. muni- Lou:
Late 3m- cl III Low Dockotadar Com—
pany .
mac maria mutant:
The Maid With the Big Veica
Min MAY FOSTER
and Mar Canlna. “Mina"
MADELINE GIHRURE
in I Bel-lea of startling Dance;
THE NEW
Tiff
BRAND OPENere.‘ TONiOHI OF
CalileSquareStockCo.
"I THE GREAT RMLROAD PLAY
“The Girl Engineer ”
A MAMMOTH SCENIC PRODUCTION
One Lady Admitted Fr" on Monday
and Yhunday by pumhaaing one 30:
Int More I p on.
Next Attraction
“QUEEN OF THE HiOHWAY"
9
.. H...“ h...-
HOYT '8 THEATHE
THURSDAY NIGHT. March 74
lane“ Groatut MuIicIi Banuilon
THE
SOUL KISS
Played 300 Nighto at the New York
Theatre, New York City
a ORiGlNAL PRODUCTION
Isl—Pecan.“
oonoeouetv eownao oInLa
PRICES
onu ......... ‘ ............... I: no
a 70 L. circular“ ......... Into
Ill TO R. cool-learn .. ....... Itoo
IALCONV. A AND I ........... mic
Iatconv. c. TO L .............. m
GALLIRY ...................... ace
BEATS NOW OILLINO
. .,... ._...-....._.~ M
David 1W Raymond
Funeral Director and Binbaltner
ll North Main “not. Icahn Net-wait.
IIIltiInII. I waahimn “not.
TI on It Illa. m
TI WI at noon. «8.
A Carpenter
to build a house aur-
coaai’ully, tnuat have a
plan.
And you to live your
lite Inoceaafuliy. intiIt
have I plan.
include in your pin:
a navinga account and
not ahead. inatoati of
loci drlltiti; aim.
.. new
FIyI Four Per Cant. In
, Width. .
d thin;
over the rumour that there in to in ’
hood. There have been eitorta in title ‘
Derby Hats Are
‘ NEW COLORS Ind SHAPES. CORRECT iii EVERY WAY
”‘1‘“0‘ ’2.00 325
SUI’l‘S to MEASURE 1
‘22. 00 and Up
'HUNDREDS or saunas FOR YOU ro SELECT raon . 11
Price’s ” CiOthing Store ‘
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt
TELEPHONE 105-5
Walter Baker' 8 Cocoa,ce.n1, - 15c ‘
Walter Baker' 3 Chocolate. pkg, 17c
lion Hur Flour. has ........ . ..... Mo 3 lilo. Pickled Salmon ............. 259
it the. Evaporated Peaches ...... 25620 Oranges ...................... 26¢“. '
5 lbs Prunes .......... ........ 25¢ Cranberries. per qt. ........ . ...... Incl
t lho. ilultana Kahlua” .......... 25¢ 2 cans Fancy Red Salmon ....... .26c
{i pity: Seeded Rollins .......... ..25¢ Large Can Asparagus ............ 259
Celery, Spinach. Sweet Potatoes, Parnnlpu and Apples. We keep only
Homodaid Expo.
United Grocery Co
no NORTH MAIN STREET YPHONE 143
or PLEASING V
the women oia household is to install 3 Combination
foul and Gan Stove. Then when they want warmth t, .
they can hate it and in summer when thcyonly want
a temporary lire the Gas Stove solves the problem Iat-
, tatnciorilt. For heating water and trout. for reactini.
halting. etc. a diuorent heat is required—- a stove ‘won‘t6
do it all. a gas range won't answer hut the Complaint ,.
iiiE Jillil liliiiilili innit
11 WALL srnnrr’
NOIWALK. COMM.
In Addition to the lions] Checks
WITH
IPICES. EXTIACTO. CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPEOCA, CORNOTAROH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
SATURDAY. MARCH 19 .
lillll ,iiiifllill 0E Mill *DIEEEREIE Siilllliill
Cocoa, - 25c
30mm FREE
ill vision;
lillil .
am. rear. llama". ‘.‘
rat mo. ,
WI Milt. “I. MOM"!!! lakay.
Specials for Saturday, March 19th
DIAKI IIO‘I’HIRO’ ”ONOI OAKI ...... .........,.......
nuance IAKIR'I cocoa. im- tin
Iacnuaum Iaar counts. input.
rmaar mun: POTATOII. Iarrm.
Ioocau aovancl Inano u rb'noua
team FILI nannmaooar ler ”WA“,
too Irma-I "ill with titiI combination Onion—l lb. Imam
Patna: 1 lb. Media cotton. III; 1 pitfl. Com Dunn, 1th.
I
GIOIOI IHIIT’B ”fit-ID HOOK IIII. M 84 Ionian...”
Wilma or Hunter WhiIltIV. 1 Catawba or Angeli“: ' . .
p
L m...;ilaylaI!IlIi.-Ii .a....u...nnlunon»
hot ,,
om Grow in 0'01”“. “"41,” late: Old Port Wine: hot.....'a
. (ll-Ian tom Whieko1.hot....pl.0ti gigog‘sfimywfipmcw
Black and White m hot. $1.1!
‘ Andrew UIWI Scotch. total.”
11 Mon Dry Gill. “nun-«um
pundit“. Old Tom in, not...“ . nines»... t Itar........‘..
Will! he or git-try no.1 hoof!“ Honour” 3 mar};
‘ . anrna erasure wire rm me comps.
tuaav.»un-‘- Iaqaoig
IIIIIIIIIQO III'III
.nuuuuuu..un-nin“.nun”unvunioouvamu
aacvadailuv pennan-
Rméo iiradl
sea nae n 350.1531
Norwalk Chronicler