I
O
_ reed
80bit pure. candy.
if you have , , .
oua HOME lines swnara 1
‘ will certainly tickle youripniata. Al
ways fresh sud satin
EA.
T.'nm m. ‘1‘}: 5
Mil
fl Washington 0t.
4
EVENING IENTlEg: TELEPHONE
sad—Now- “pennant .
Gad—:Iunlnnna constituent
M—Irnnah emu, Namath
I90 —l_ilitor' Resilience .
Ity itcr'n‘llolitinhcn
. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnllt and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday; distiller Tuesday;
light to moderate uorthwtlst and west
winds. An area of high pressure, cen
tral this morning over the Lake re-
gion. is producing pleasant weather
with moderate tentperatures in all use
lions east of the Rocky Mountains. A
slight disturbance in developing in the
northwest. Conditions favor for this
vicinity for weather find ”not much
change in temperature. .
W.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘ompcraturc: Low, 23; high. 43
Partly cloudy.
New floor covarings at A. Dicker
man & Son's. Sec aldv.
Edward Blake has bought a line pair
of horses from Oscar Banks.
' Jack Murray and Store Sutton.
Stamford were visitors in
ov-ei Sunday
‘ Pliilo Ralph. of Stamford. was n
guest of friends in Norwalii over Sat
urday and Sunday.
Division No.1, A‘.‘ o, it, received
Holy Communion in a body yesterday
morning. at St, Mary’s Church.
The Standard Oil Company has pur-
chased a handsome pair of heavy
horse for one of their oil wagons.
A delegation of A. 0. R. will attend
the funeral of John Malione'y at St.
Mary‘s Church tomorrow morning.
-—~-Onc car fancy (ireen Mountain Po-
tatoes. 65c bushel. Delivered from car
No. Wild, at freight yard.
Mux Levy is adverllulng‘ the no“
suede and blue calf'two eyelet oxford»
oi
Norwaii.
for men. The adv. will tell you about
tlioii‘i. '
Skelly and Howard's cigar store wan
cloned this morning on (account of the
death of Mr, Howard's father-in-law.
Daniel Brennan.
(in account of Good Friday. short.
.caloiidcr dhy will 'be Thursday this
Wl't'k in the Superior Court nt'llrldgc
port. The hour not in 2 oclock.
Washington Chapter. No. 24, R. A.
M., will work the most enllollont mas-
ter‘s degree. instead of the royal arch
degree. as was heretofore announced.
on Wednesday evening.
n-«Oh. fudge! Yes. and delicious.
too. at the First M. r}. Church. Thurs.
day afternoon.
The males“ Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church will meet in the church
parlors tomorrow at 2 p. in. A large
attendance is earnestly urged no prop.
stations are to be made for the Easter
sale.
The likeness of William Miller.
great prophet of the Tllpil'olif'd Order
of Red Men. “appears in. his morning's
Hartford Couraut, and he is mzliodulod
to attend the anniversary of Mitttnbes-
sott 'l‘ribe, in Hartford. this evening.
and deliver a speech.
George H. Abrams. of the National
Iiincnlt Company ollice. Waterbury
fOrmerly of South Norwaili, was a vial
for in South Norwalk. yesterday. Mr.
Abrams was formerly connected with
the local branch of the National Bis-
ouit Company.
—~—i)olicious' hotltciuudo hot cross
buns for Good Friday and oil sorts of
other brands at the First M. 16. Church
Thursday afternoon.
The case of Joseph Urban. cf Roway-
ton, anaiiiiit the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company for
81.000 damages from falling from the
railroad bridge near the depot. wl I be
resumed tomorrow. when araume a oi
the attorneys are to be heard.
--"And the voice of the chick iii
again heard in the land." saying. give
me lilonnie Chick Food. Manuel Torn
iiatc i.
Tito civil suit of Carrie A. Lock
wood widow of F‘. St. John Lockwood
vs. Charles 0. Balls epicenter of tho
Mary 0. Butte estate, which was to
have come up in the town court this
morning. was postpo iglad and will omb-
ably come up till wimp t 2
o'clock.’1‘he casalntha dispute poo
session at a {RT riots tract oil it on
the Sprinpw faith built of Sprint“
wood avenue. The pla‘ln‘tll claims the 1
ovrnsrnhip or this more and the case
hnn boonmrlnilht in can
claim. Welsh and Hiibb represent
tub defendant and Huributt and Davis
tits plaintiff. .
Mum-..
UALITY
CHOCOIATES
in user Illicit capstone
SWIM-POW“ Corporation.
ll WAIlllllll'l‘Oll tr. .
Writ libs
Launch Works
lBout Frames not up and randy to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of nil nines built to order
by competent workout). a
OystchhehPoinhNorwaik
A. 1. [Md 8: “Company
llEiilRlllil ENGINEERS Alli
GilllIRRRlilRi
JOIIING AND RIPAIRINO
Hoyt'n Theatre Building. loath Nah
walk. Conn. Phone can
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your bound in the best bol-
slbie method. Satisfaction utteran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. n. oowuns
D Courtlandt Place Booth Norwnlk
m, :3... . . -
Coley Scolield. of Pound Ridge. is in
town today on business.
muster post cards and baseball goods
it (loloiiinn'u. 8st- adv.‘
Mrs. shorthan Rogers. of Brooklyn.
is vinltlng Mrs. George Clark. of Un
ion Parli. ,
The Great A. ll. P. Tea Company
or giving. nuns a handsome imported
salad dish this wcell. The adv. will
lt‘ii \ou about it.
Rogers in Stevens call your altcii-
‘.lon to the splendid line ‘of Hart Schad-
.icr & Marx clothing which thoy are
drawing. Sec adv.
The new thoutrc committee incclinii
will be held tomorrow “night. A chur-
lci' that hits broil soul for will be or
hibiieil at the meeting.
Mrii. John Tryou will have chants of
:im morning at the Li‘iithouse Mission
..hin evening. All are cordially invited
o attend and are made welcome.
The linens Ilaylort and t‘ockonoo
ilnyloft pinochle players will have an-
other session this evening at Red
.vlcn's Hall in Worthington street.
The firm of Hurtt and Hunt has
been dissolved. Mr, ilnrtt will retire
and the luminous will it matter be
conducted by Richard I". not.
No information is given out regard
lug lhc atiicunt of a down-diam balance
at the South Norwulk Savings liauk.
Ali accounts are strictly confidential.
lice adv. ‘
if you want to put your kitchcn
plumbing in good illlllpo before tho
warm weather. consult Horace it.
Nash. You will find the phone nuni~
be in lilo Adv.
John F. McMahon has sold his hand»
nome young thoroughbred hackney
“Victor" to Mr. Kingsley, of Hartford.
He will be chipped to tho. new owner
this afternoon.
If you are thinking of changing the
plumbing arrangements in your home.
vii-ill the Jonas it liotchkins Company‘s
show "nuns, You will find some help.
fill aiixgoations. ’ ,
"i‘iuiclion and Power of the Sub
iuciive Mind“ will be the subject of
Rev. how. 'l‘. Van Dot-cue lettuip in
tho Norwalkfi Baptist Cliiiitli tomorrow
owning lit 7 iii o'clock.
A dividend at the rate of four por
cent per annum has been declared by
tho it‘airetild savings Bank. for the
six months ondln March dial. The
dividend la payaba after April lith.
war- -w. - ...”
Man seldom sols comfort from his
wife’s relations. if rich. they look
down upon him; if poor they try to
pull his log.—~Bcranton Tribune-Repub-
licun
”aw—...”
Wlfom'l‘ho llitloun invited its to
dine with them over the t lophonu.
iliibwl never dined over 't o tele-
phone before. What do they calm
currentilfwdiidge.
...—.... ... -.uw
“Why' is Polity so down on Cook?"
“lionauso ro does not belong to tho
Explorcra' Union."-New York l’l‘lltlB.
Wedding rings on the hands of some
Women are worse than the shackles 0n
a slave._ ‘
man
.r flat rate “of” out!
‘, than all over
~ olidlns scald.t tilt
ll.
RMt‘M
R“ W“ “m “5‘
WC”
mountain?” ..
do” mine and
Alibi!" i u doin-
l: or
the company could
to have the than
the men. They nomad
new lichodule would to into effect on
Saturday. but the men attribution in
getting tho company to postpone pong.
in: the schedule but" out Saturday.
in order that they might confer with
tho men.
The counter proposition gives n
sliding scale of high t years with the
rate beginning at i cents an hour
and ending with 28 cents. Tho ”prea-
ont wage schedule iii a sliding scale of
five years. beginning at :1 cents and
ending at 25 cents. Undor the coon
tor proposition provision is made
whereby up to the beginning of the
sixth year there will be] no differeucs
in wages for the men“ lonpitr in non
vice who have completed their five
years under tho prudent arrangement.
The company considered thin to be an
increase in wages for all the men in
its employ and desired the men to un
derstand thoroughly that the company
could do no better for them at this
tl.inc The company also refused point
blank to sign the 80 cents agreement
as presented by the men. Discussion
of the working conditions was de
(erred until this week. and tho dolo-
gatea were united to return for another
conferenci- over this.
The joint conferonce board of the
trolleymon met Friday night for an
all night session. Meetings were
culled of all the. local unions as soon
thereafter an mastoid. in order that
the delegates might inform the men
as to tho rounicr proposition. Ac
l-ordiitgly thc Hartford trolleynion hold
it mooring Saturday night. The. day
men met at 8 o'clock in Aelna Hail
and tho night men met. at 11:80 o‘clock
in the same place. They were in-
formed of the conditions of the noun
or proponltinn and all were, of a mind
I time many times informed
loan stuff of any description
and prove what I claim that they
tin and l’otillrywbrcaiiso
Proprietor
Bonnie Horne [and
Bonnie Dairy Fond
Bonnie Poultry Fwd
Boards Stock Fond
Bonnie scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick PM
A Large Varlni
Pie‘
Opposite Hotel
7. wnnmudrodnrsur
Arg‘and
The ARGAN D
which Mackerel,
n CAREER"... i.
. no ;
Clarita. Lobel'nn a
Bridge
1.0 lb.‘
I” ma.grm ’
40. l “Wit
melnd hound
415
MORE 108.
New Haven trolleym ‘ attest toplgh
and {Melitta-fins.
in on on n
, flight. with I
thoulR
not been suicidal
yet. it ill undilrn if
alloy has offered 11
dltloan to the twe?W°ur articles the
men presumed 'l‘b
state are working in coniunction with
the trollcyinsn in hills/climate. but
it is said that the
have not submitted
the proposition they are going to tasks
which in substance is the proposition
made in Connecticut 1
in discussing the situation yesterday
one of the actuated who is a member
Chum Joint conformed board lurid that
he did not look for ally strike trouble
here in Connecticut.
ignition? did not want it. neither did
is
that an amicable adjustment could be
reached. He said the men wars will-
ing to compromise to a certain or
tool as they realised that under the
present rate. of wages they were not
all paid the same in the various cities.
in view of this they Wore willing to
concede something from the demands
that were presented Thai had hoped
and wanted the compani in present-
ing the counter proposition. to offer
at least a rate of 27% cents an bent
and leave the ulldlnx schedule at fire
years as it is at present. its aid that
about live years ago the men had an
eight years sliding scale. which was
ununtislacion and the livttienrs scale
had been given thum.
willing to return to tho el‘ht-ycnrs
sonic.
mold be compromised without tron
(A
The increased cost of living was the
sulfa xivon why the men .had asked
I'll
To
Now THIN!
Thorns no secret shim what la in lonnin Home around sends.
you not i
the aiiviintnpo of not only knowing idst
of knowing exactly what in not in them.
of all kinds No elevator offal. llnx “leanings. weed mall! or Worth-
ouler into the
it are the ideal foods for Horse Cat-
o component pill-in are um r cleaner and
contain more of the elements ehlrh promote all nrRund good health.
Quality First. Last and All the 11m.
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine the Finest Material with yearn of Study and Experience.
RESULT:
. A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Call and on Our New Carnelian.
WE DO FRAMING.
of Choice Patterns and Frieda to
no and Let Us Suggest a Proper
Jackson’s Studio
NaturelRenews Her YouthlEach Sofia
and the poor mortals can have our new spring nulls. but will—gr
again be all young. Have that Photograph takna new.
G. . ‘5. North, Photographer
In your new heinous: hot water or m... hedt. A it in and... Room
and given more satisfactory results. Specify so =
All: on for information
scum NORWALK. court.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE RADE 1N NORWALR.
or
5 ERSavmgssociety
twmmm can .:
Illicit Mild, RM lhil Native Plural“ Ill: Mull. Niall.
MM WWW
My. MM No in: will ‘
‘1
' unhout the
M tnltan. T
.7 lid! places have
1d‘he next con-
ny iii cache
to take pi R in " Haydn w
o'clock Al
momma ti
the workln Rfihdltloua have
thoroughly an
t the coin»
counter col» 1
“trolleymen in this
Hunchuiictts men
til their company
Co
He said that this in
men. He was of the opinion
'i‘huy worn not
we
lie believed that the situation
he increase in wages. Thin drip
am sure you sill appreciate
what in in our (Mill. but nlno
Entirely flee from Iduilsranls
mmmltiw. Test this
pd.
NANUIL TOM) MTG".
proriniuu would folio from the
their
the have worked many years.
"The company also pmposod that we
should concede to the recognition of
as many tumultuous its the company
might desire to form and to recognise
Koyslono and another kind of labor Oi-
sanitation.
'To awe-pt those conditions could
have boon to surrender not only the
conditions that no how secured in the
past. bill to surrender men our union
and its rights that had been conceded.
“Under the circumstances we wore
forced to refuse the propositions offer-
thmugh our
puny and establish n nettlemcnl up-
on it reasonable and liberal basis. leav-
iug lilo illlt‘hliol‘l of the iii men to or
nitration, as they requested and to
make provisionn of minalalomcnt that
would ho liberal and honorable. it they
would only name to propositions that
would guarantee on the proper protoc-
l.ion of our organisation In the future.
‘Thoat- propositions up to the pres-
rnl time have been Pf‘flllid‘d. and them-
fore the situation as far as we are com
corned is unchanged and tho bulilc is
still on “
Willillill ”toast...
norm term at
will
r troubles throuhnut they
try would have
the people.
louklul for a
when the not
would cause no ,, .
wanted fair tron
reasons
mnndn.
“ng
given
”we“...
FER-JET! TEIIO
(Continued From First Page.)
mpany.
February.
committee.
ultl pay them that amount.
rights of inuiiorlty for
We did. however.
TIOLLETIEIRRIOLD WT .
been in negotiation with represents»
liveti of the mummy making every ef-
fort within thelr power to secure a
settlement of tho dispute between our ,
association and the Rapid Transit
“At the outset it was requested that
we should submit to them the propoal
lions woro submitted based upon the
contract that the man had sought enrlv .
in reply to these re-
quonts the company answered
lengthy document addressed
mayor of this city instead of to our
in a
to the
“in their letter to the mayor the
committee oilicinla offered to port a
bulletin in their car barns npotlfyinx 1
certain conditions under which We
might return to work. These condi-
tions provided that the men could re
turn with the exception of 174 men.
these being the portion of the men that
the company locked out on the filth of
February for their activity in the no-
on.
"All to the other men returning to
work they would not grant them their
old places. but stated that they would
agree to pay them 82 a day until such
limo as they could receive runs that
But this
men
which
Cult. Irln. Your
Freon.
NORWALK. CONN.
ill!
m2
h‘nlrilold (lounl ,r
.... .-.... ......
DIVIDEND NOTICE
. .
lugs Bank
Norwallt. Conn. Mari-ii i7. lillti.
months ending March in tutti
. HEY MOT‘ll CURTIS.
l 2%
Fairfield County Sav-
Al a meeting of the directors of the
Savings Bank hold
this day a dividend at the rate of four
til per rout per nnnnm use declared
to domain-rut from the earnings of the
The name will be entered on pass-
liioolis. and paid on and after April it
lilo.
Treasurer.
”...,o...» .... “was:
David W. Raymond
Incidence. I Washington limb
Telephone at office. use.
Tnlanhnna at house. I”.
Funeral Director and Emil-liner
10 North fdaln Om Will Win
0001‘” NORWALK
Boiler?
BOILER Co.
its: lilies
i MMIMI. his will!" its
headline
Fish
A Carpenter
to build a house auc-
ccsul’ully. must have n
Man.
And you to live your
lite successfully. must
line a pint.
include in your plan
a savings account and
set nhbnd instead at
just driftlus along.
Sou Norwnlli
, Co.
Pays not“ Per Beat. on
‘ “vim .7
iNCfilFORATID ill.
Deposit: over $715,000
”flit-mm
WQAWW
3.1-,» runs it. “lift m A M
,
‘ features of the recognised
e
ilomoinld Bull.
so NORTH MAIN STREET
The orchestra will hold their week-
lr practice tomorrow afternoon at
1:30.
.lamcs Kelley has resumed his stud-
inn after a hr of illness at his home
in East Norwnlh.
The basketball team will play
Port Chester tonight. This is the first
New York state team that the high
school has booked a snare with and
they will probabli be hard to heat.
This team beat the DeWilt Clinton
hlxh school at w.oeli
The baseball team will practice to-
day and tomorrow in the Colonial lot.
The committee has sent for bats balls
and gloves for the team and expert to
receive them shortly,
A prominent photographer from
Bridgeport was at the school this
morning and took two pictures of each
lines The classes panned one ntn
time. to the assembly hall where they
were grouped and tattoo.
The Girls‘ Athletic Association has
boon lnrilmi to attend an athletic mom
in Brooklyn in May, either by sending
delegates or participants or In guests.
This villi be the first meet of dtn hind
evor held In this district.
lilill “lljlll iiillii
WALL STREET. ii a air—Last
week's b in: of the soft coal stocks
wan rush on a large scale, snpcc
hilly in Norfolk and Western which
advanced 8%. Other stocks nlno de-
veloped strnnith and the opening
losses were nil made up Union Pa
clue and Renata: were the ntronnm
lenders.
mining a point each. Pressure Initial.
at Paul inter cost it a point and cans-
ed some nympnthatic weakness else-
where. Erics- recoverod inter.
announceuiunt that no opium Court
decision would be [ivsn‘todny in the
Athenian Tobacco case, the market he-
came more active and strong" with
the that at stocks iii chief demand. unb-
sequenily the mullet nhndad off again
1!. ii. tilde! Amalgamated r and
American Antonin: rose in Union
‘ Copper 1 12!. lilinoin Central yielded
1 and Pullman 8.
W
the you enjoy pinyin: built?"
sniRiaiItRe swim
hitsiy prohi conversation. "
5 its married a million. fie-“You don't
urn" [lbw titan day Milli
. and in». why 1 line ltd—Wash
on!
. linen-trillion iii. Osborn .... thorn.
mi well. that bani! Intuition to n
m
322.00 and Up
situations or snurtrs ron roe r0 sneer FROM .
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
Walter Baker’ 5 Cocoa, can,
Celery. Spinach. Sweet Potatoes. Parsnips and Apples
and became gulch New York Central.
in! .
u
is.
Walter Baker’ is Chocolate, pkg. 17c
Ben liar Flour, bag... ....... . .m 8 lbs Pickled Salmon.... ......... 25a
3 lbs. Evaporated Peaches ..... 256 20 Oranges .. ....... . ..........
5 lbs. Prunes . ..26: Cranberries. per of. .......... ....lOn
4 lbs Sultana Raisins. ..25c ii cans Fancy Red Salmon........25¢.
3 pkxa. Seeded Raisins. . .......... 26c Large Can Asparagus ............
We keep only
United Grocery Co
PRO“! :43
YOURSELF
my a visit to our showroomazlbe many Ways in which
we can better the arrangements in your home.
statorles conveniently placed. Enumeled Plumb
ins goods of all kinds, Sickcl
Bath Room Fixtures.
Fire Place Furnishings. the latest and best Heating
Systems.
Any thing and
supplies. at
lit llllill hunts but
everything
NORWALK. CONN. _
CARE OF THE TEETH. mt' .
lav. H. I. Carpenter Talks on Dental
Hygiene in the Public Would.
The services at the South Nowell:
Baptist Church yesterday were largely
attended and full of inter-oat. The laun- * ‘
test program, under the dimtion of
highest order and appreciated by all.
In the morning Edmund E. Crows '
sang “The Palms" in n manner that sit-
the evening the pastor spoke briefly.
for his prelude on Current Events. on
"Dental * Hygiene in Our Public
Schools " ~
Referring to the importance of (shit .
time being ton to care for their. 1
teeth as one of the constructive manna
cities. when the dentists agree to give
those undue to pay the regular prices.
The imporlnnce of this is realised
when we remember that ninety per
cent. of the children in our schools
have imperfect teeth as n direct result f ,
Carried to its logical conclusion. thln‘
vnli In American schools nernlly. than?
ualloiuini health In ha rod. which _
will show itself more strongly in futuru‘ ‘
xenoratlma.
Mr Cnrppntor spoils of the kWh-‘3’
in; good thnt will result from this visit 1
of Dr. unions to our iocni schools, .if‘
the parents will cooperate with the
suggestions that be an. that...“ id“
their children to nation the motto he-
gave them: "Good milk-mod ball
as my motto. l moraine to cars for
of the first essentials ul' stroll: mow
hood and womanhood. ~ .
MIR ONI Willi.
(Chicago Naval
The wandering peddle: Itovipgii
the Southern cabin nod abound bid.
ml. , 1 ,.
“Mammy. Int are show you could
raisins umbrella." be hogan.
“No use. one. no and." late '
the, old colored man as site g
herself about the pot. of clothes. ‘.
use audio ink on: . . .
"new about ulbrniniu s
shades?”
. ”No good hash hale day
window out! tnihla’ WV *
“delusion: buckwheat!"
"he need to his. to on: or
not stintstl" ., ,
"Wall. witty i" .
“if y.ou'll tail ins new to ill
nun indeed and nallthd’ laid
ins violinuliiaica All he 10'
R“. m A“ ”fill “in;
A innit in omit E
.i
.i.
i .
in undo-date Plumbing! .
ii WALL dram
Mrs. J. Wesley O'Connor. was of thn’_ -
celled in artistic beauty and finish. in . ” '
of having and preserving good health. . ._
Reference was made to the dental ’
clinics which are in vogue in than?“ ‘
their ssrslces for a nominal sum to
means that. ii‘ the same conditions one
min daily. " This motto lowermost ,. ~.
Norwalk Chronicler