. “Crawford."
one Hour Hand ,
will certainly tickle {
um Ir‘erh and ratio n
17'1"." m. :1 Wilmington or.
ill
. ' Miss Elsie Murriiy. of Harriet street.
is ill with the grip. .
The Norwnilt poet-office will close at
11 o'clock this mornina. .
The hardwnrefatoreu will be Open
a short time this morning.
Samuel Rector. of Wilton, was in
town yesterday on businesa.
Mien Mary Perry. 0! thel. was a
visitor in Norwallt yudter 5;.
W. Franklin Bishop, of Holden nvo-
nuc, spent last oveningin Stamford.
wtwister Footwear, ‘ut Counouliy it
Bracken‘s.
Big" nude of woman‘s suite at the
Boston Store. The adv. will tell you
about them.
Harold Rundie'le home for the lotto
tor vocation from Stevenslnntituta. III
Hoboken. N. .1.
Albert Ayers has moved his house
hold effects from 5] Ely avenue to
2 Knapp street. .
Conductor Edgar Dommon, of Orchs
artl street, is spending the week In
Washington, D. I) .
The. furniture stores will not be up
on at all today and where open but u
short time last night.
Mitts Helen Drum, of Elizabeth, New
Jeri-Ivy, is u guest of Mina Florence V.
Kelley, qt Wont avenue.
Harold Green is home for Good Fri-
day. He is in the brokerage zuslness
in Wall street, New York.
widens Wine Calf Sailor“ Ties.
$3.50. Max Levy, 169
Washington street. bridge.
There will be a meeting or the High
School Alumni articulation in the chool
on West avenue tomorrow evening.
.lnrvis S. Murray the wellyltuown
butter is ill at his home in HInrriet
street. being a sufferer rom the grip
Thomas Hot-an. who is seriously III
with pneumonia at his home In llnmil-
ton avenue was slightly Improved yew
tertlny.
There will be a meeting of the board
of tiller-tors of the Knob Club Go. at
the home or Dr. H C. Sharer anturduy
owning.
.l. lrviug Dibble oIrIIod homo in
South Norwulk \‘et'ili‘ltlul Il’rom n flip
to ( hirnao Ilild other points in the Con-
trol West.
- -I<)nntor
displays really for tomorrow.
pngoo 6 ti. .1 Mlntz it (‘0
Miss i ‘dun iiowntd who came home
to spend the I nutol Intuition from her
studies III Mt. St. Joseph Seminary.
has gone to New York to ilDBllll Sun-
day with friends.
Clinton Commander); No. .’l. K. T..
will hold aslnted concluvetodny to the
Asylum in the Munonlr Temple on
Wall street at 2:00 I). III. The Order
of the Temple will bt,‘ conferred followI
ed by a banquet.
Mus Lydia M. i’inhhnm who mom-
I) underwent an operation at the .\'or
Walk Houpitnl. has been removed to
her home In Hillside plum,I MIs PIIIII
ham to improving but u lininod muse
in still with her.
John h‘i Hall, of the Salts 'l‘I-xtilu
Manufacturing Company. will go to
inIIIrenco Mam, tomorrow, and tiling
his wife and family to Ntnwalit to
llw. MI. Hull tilted to live in Law
lent-II until he nerurI-d his proarut po~
sillou
if yotr want it how Billing uult fol
iCathr try any member or the family
11th maul (lately I: Brannon our.
Why go shabby whun you can clothe
tho wholo family from bond to foot
on tho onny payment plan at this popu
lnr utoIo. See adv.
’l‘ho Norwnlk High School baultot
bull foam will no in [Bridgeport thin III-
loluoon to play the Born Hub. The)
lInIo henton thin (lub tunm once this
3qu and bond to do on again today
Many of lhl’ student admirers will no-
rompnny the Wool avonuo ind»
Some of the bout bonnie in town on
Joy the our payment plan at tho
Kriozor uwro. 1‘th bell ovorythina
from about: to humor every member
of tilt) family. Yul! one ohm what
you want and you don't havu to worry
about paying for their: all at noon
Iloo adv. in thin itunld.
YI-Iuerday afternoon a "protonnmml"
umliuoo, believed tubule linen the find
over arranged to Hill! oily, wan hold at
Muulo ilall. it wad armed to honor
.‘Iiillinery uud Sultu, new
See nth.
or the visit horn of "The Bout Itltlum
uompbny which plum taut main; at
Hart's Thnutfli. by Manner Junior
minimum Lee. manager of liluuio Hull.
Mr. Lee in a, friend of Mltbanthli Aro-
there owners 401'"qu Soul Kiu"oom
my and a large detention of the
menthol-u of the latter accepted the in-
. vitatlou to be p ,
QUALITY
to annoy IAITIR . ottoman
, fwwuill’ueron or: '
our.
0. Qty
39M .HWI ”it! A l .
ANDERSON'S .
Launch Works
IBoot Frontal not up and ready» to
D“ All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all nine: built to order
by competent workmen.
'AHJHanddtComlilny
Billillllllllilli
JOIIING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a Theatre Building, lentil New
. walk. coon. Phone at: I
Wagon
oihlo method. Satisfaction - (humu-
teed. Reasonable ratea. Phone 477,
or send postal and so estimate '
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courttandt Place South Norwalk
ill. “(NHL
The funeral of Henry J. ClIIII-oll,_
father of William H. Church. of the
firm of Church It Miller, will be bold
Stilurdily of. Washington. this state. '
Saturday in the tent day of Easter
soiling. but 'l‘rintram & ilynlt mm
still present you with an unbroken
line of tailor made sulfa. Illnll'terio
dreams, otr. liottor road the adv.
Charles II‘. Walker. of Fort street.
received. word ,IIoslortIay of the death
of his brother, William ill. Walker, of.
Bedford, New York. Mr. Walker loft
for thnt. plnt'o int-It night.
The outlle proceeds of Monday
night a game In the armory. when the
Norwnlka pin) Ilnnhury und the high
school plnIII Stamford high stltool
will so to tho Norwallt High, School
Athletic Association. after the actual
expenses have boon paid
i-‘ormur Mayor Richard H. Golden,
of this city: M. Keuonly, f Stamford.
nnd .lohn Roasting. of Brit goport. rout
IIIlsolonorn appointed by the Suporlor
Court in tho condemnation proceed
inns for land in connection with tho
Dnnhury reservoir. hclti uuolhrr sun
slon in Dnnbury. youtordny.
~~-Enater Footwear. III ConnonliI ll
Brackon‘s.
The first frogs of the season are In»
his heard them- wurm days in the
swamps and ponds about Norwullt Thu
onrlloat opting WilllHOWf‘l'H, tho pretty
white and purple Imprint-us. lli‘t‘ al-
ready in bloom in wurm plum-s in the
woods and mondows. Thorn in no doubt
therefore, that Hprlnn has come.
Mrn. lolIn ii Fruits of “out aI-_unue
hon purchased n 40 horsepower \'olit
automobile through the liunford und
Brooks axon“. linrly this Wt‘t‘li this
firm dollvrrod u our of the some make
to Wililum .i Foam nnd Mru Forriu‘
our will pmbnhlv be turned ovor to
her tho latter part of this woolt or the
that pilil of next
Edwin t‘, Parker. on olnployrI of the
t-luitu 'l‘oxtilo Manufacturing t‘ompuny.
hnn resigned that position to uovupt II
much more tItlvMIct-Il om- with the
American Wooltm (‘IIIIIIIIIIII‘ In Fulton,
N. T, liin unmomun frionds rourol
that MI l’olkol III to imivo Nolwullt.
but they wlnh him lrll tho suovonu poll
uihlo III his now poultlou. He left for
Fulton yesterday.
“'0 fit lin- hunt to lit in our sult-
l‘ur «tout wouwn. I'm no to the lost.
tit-o ml. page 6 blintz.
Minn Nntnllo Mnt‘t‘Inquand colobrntI
i‘fl lit-r lIlI'ilItiny WIIdnt‘ntlIty III lltlI
Florcnro Melon-hon kindnrgnrton.
whoro aho Is an afternoon pupil. Minn
MIMnlImI made on Hunter party of the
happy Inn-lion nnd hound it with on
on hunt. Pinning the tail on tho
rabbit won another populnr ammo
Mina MIRCIIiliillhd reuidotl at luurh
eon and proved a no little hoatuuu.
Wed Armstrong. formerly of The
I-lontlnvl nwohunlonl department in
very seriously Iii of acute iirixhi'u Ilia
cm of the kidneys at. the boom of
his puruuta. Mr and Mrs William Arm
“trons, in t‘ouuootlout uveuuu. Many
frienda will be all“? to learn of bin
plluht for ho in a young man of' lllto
able diamoition. Yeuuirday afternoon
he had It number of ounvulainna and
no oritlcal in hlu condition that the
chance tor recovery in manila.
EASTER
Post Cards
AND WALL GOODS
COLEMANS
OvatorShelI PolnLNorwnllt I
m
llltllltlt titllitls illll
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning H
will clean your house in the beat poa- .
The barber shops cloned for the our ‘
I"
X. 4‘1
.I
to in; it
Copyright lint schail‘aer a: Man
The Home of Hart“
Schalfner 3t Marx in...
see an Easter Parade to
good In their appearance,
No chance for failure
wearing best and keeping
We'd like you to see
$30-
And our Enter Hats
off to ”Mann “I” '
I4 So. Main 3t"
So. Norwallt.
TWO STORES:
Look Your
Eadier Beél
There is one day in the year when a man owe: it to
himself to look his beau-Easter Day. Most men realize
this. and they try to make good. But you have only to
appreciate how many do make
and how many more fail.
when you wear Hart Schailner
& Marx Clothu-nfor they make you look your boat by be-
ing the best clothes for you-4nd then they prove it by
their good looks
the beautiful new Suits and Ov-
ercoat; we have here—the best we've ever had—in all the
new gray: and blues. and the new brown shachts to
The new Overcon‘a are just as handsome as the Suits
-$I 5 to $30. and other good makes as low as $10.
and Furnlohtngs will finish you
;. MW
“MW“
Come in noon-Aime is flying.
and bay. With plenty ol gum
sire and dam what they will.
. breeding and very littlo to mod
nob?
llfo,
tam an the quality of the food
Proprietor
Bunnie Ham Food
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Food
Bonnie Block M
Mole Scratching ii'uod
Bunnie Little Chick Food
Pediatric only in II weak
ranted dry; Greuniporto
TELEPHONE 108
14.4mm. W 3!.
our whim we»
too name We wiring
VI
THE VALUE OF A HORSE
Tho bent blonda in any horno‘u pedigree attor all are 90“ food
of course, the average animal Will turn out a good uporltnon,
Wm we ..
GOES IN AT Hi8 MOUTH.
l. rloun grain and‘haI, with good watt-r
be hit
W.- ulIt» lutn of credit to blood and
nnd t'lili‘, yet will” would fill," of our
hornon ever acronipliuhvd on uristocrnlir tit'nt'olil unti an rinpty atom
aloft in support home or man lhrottzh
And the quality of tho grain ,I'ou food your unlmala in nu impor-
\' on oil.
Quality First. Lu! and All the Tim.
NANUIL TORO NATO“.
“For the Land Bake" use Bowkar'o
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
R06 and Bile Shad
Haddock,
Smelt, No. 1,
Large Smelt,
Flatfislt,10¢;Wealtlish.12c; Herring; 10c; Bade ,
dooklloes. 144: iii; Spanish Mackerel. 16c
Codfith. Halibut. aalmcm. Bluebell. Crab Heat. Sou Stealing. war
.-12c
--ISc
re. Long and Round Clams.
Cm for Belting.
rats itanxnr WILL an OPEN molly 01ml. In women
Hill’s Bridge Fish,“
“Aim Ii able mm “Maura-and
p ‘ purulent or a rail of“
«finally ltillod at in!
the} plant in Earn-mm today while
in. .
* balance during th
.. ”I“; I“ I, ‘.
Masonic Buildihfi.
Norwalk.
time and the London chains to extend ,
to Tueeday next. the habitual oper‘ar
u were one» more tooling, ‘
torn in tit
ed to reduce their commitments in
uiooltu than to mike new anon.
(lonourn over the political outlook
morning selling, in
yetaerday'a movement. A large part
of the rolling won made to originatn
, clonal election wan of most effect in
tin influence on opinion regarding the
elections next fall. The conviction
over next fall‘s reanlta. however. did
not nerve to confirm the uniform in
their determination to may abort or
- Mocks for three day: or a olauod mar.
her. The covering operations brought
' price: to hint night's cloning level.
The obmure money outlook was a
diabuulvo influence on stock opera-
tions. Tho dementia interior has been
shipping eurmnc to New York on
week, but the with.
drawuln on aulytrmury (Imrutiona
have been aomewhut larger. The con»
ploxlon of the weekly statement. of
I the Bank of England emphasized the
expectation that the official rate of
discount will be, ruined again Next
, week‘s requirements on the London
money market are very large axiom
aivn government borrowing- will
transfer money from the open market
to tho l‘iBnnk of England no that an
advance in its discount rate will be
effective on the open money market
rate. Another decllno In British Con“
sole mode It new low record for the
your. and alao since ltu‘l‘l. The New
Writ City lit per cent. bonds were
steamer today, but did not rally to the
unbacrlpflon price. The Wabash nod
the Maine Control were reported to
have mild uhort form union to avoid
the nconnulty of assuming long term
obligations at the present unnutisfttc-
tory lllfll'lit'i.
A dinouiolinu feature of the market
wan the nunuppnrteo condition of
some of the minor industrial stm‘ltu.
Small culling caused wide declines In
the AllinIChIIlmI'ra Securities and in
Railway Stool Spring pfd. United
Staten stool was under name ouriy
premium in oohnv-rtlon with tho rot
ports of yielding prices for iron on
dor the urtivrI competition of produc-
ers to secure (micro. The wheat mar
hot continued to hope for ruina in the
Bouthwoat but the Price torrents Ro-
emu-WWII“ in
incubation ot damnin- to points
Kaunas
’ .le govern decline lu tlrIInlIy Min
‘ In. In tho iloalon mat-hot influenced
some of tho'rurlr soiling from that
mum» in New York.
Bonds Wore only,
value 82.625.000.
llniiod Statue bond» worn uurhnnp
ed on call
“AH...“
DlYlDENl) NOTICE
Fairlield County Sav-
ings Bank
Not-walk. Conn” March )7. 1910.
At a meeting of the directors of the
i-‘atrfield t‘OuntI' SaI-inxa llunk held
this tiny. a dividend III the rule of four
til per will. our nnnum wan declared
to demotion from the earning of the
IIIII montha ending March 3!, mo.
Tho some will be enterrd on paint
tundra. and pull! on and after April ll,
lfilti.
Total null-ii par
‘1. . .-..-n- 9-”,
v.
SEYMOUR (‘l‘ilTll-l.
mil 2w Treaunmr.
“
David W. Raymond
Mal Director and Embalmer
II North Main. “not. loath Nomlti.
Radium...
Wilmington III-oat.
To at who, not.
To when at bonus. III.
mm. ME;
A Carpenter
to build a bound tuto-
rmfnlly, must have a
pin».
And you to live your
life uut‘onuutully. muIIt
have a plan.
include in your ohm
u 1min“ account and
not about! luutuod of
Joel drifting along
South Norwalit
hunt Co.
M "new cent. on
7‘ “Hinge H
mu m datum;
. m ,
“Aflmm
MhllhIIarlm
H. was advanced as the ranch for the :
continuation oi"
in Bouton, where Tuesday's congrety .
as mw'z even-zen orrauroruauu "
no to $235
Stylish Spring Oxfords .
an the latest lasta and leathers $300 to 35.00 1‘
The new deck of Men's Furnishings is very attractive.
Neckwear Gloves Shirts Hosiery
to suit all tastes and pockdibooks.
Correct liats
"Hard or 80ft" ....... . . ..... . . . . . ........... $1.50; $2.00; $2.50
98 Washington so South Norwallt
All colors. of the boot maker. in latent Spring models.
lured by many well-known firms. Priced
.
YOURSELF
_ by a visit to our showroom; the many ways In which
we can better the nrranxementa in your home.
Lavatorioe conveniently placed. Enameled Plumb.
lug goods of all kinda. Nickel Bath Room Fixtures,
Fire Place Furnishings, the latest and best Heating
~ Systems
Anything and everything in up-todnte Plumbing
Supplies, at
till Jlllli & lllllllllllii illilllll. ‘7
WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
w...—
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Jackson 3 Photographs
Combine the Plant Material with years of Study and Experience.
REGULT:
A Pleasing, Permanent Photograph. fill! and Boo Our New Iamplu.
WE DO FRAMING.
A Large Variety of Choice Pattern and Friend to Suit. Bring Your
I Pictum and Let Uo Bungee: a Propor- Frame.
Jackson’ 3 Studio
in“ H
«cope-lie Hotel NORWAbK. CONN.
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
. and we poor mortals can have our new spring outta, but will never,
again be so young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
7' WASHINGTON ITRI‘T SOUTH NORWALK
Home Laid Eggs
25 Cents Dozen ~ 1‘“
United Grocery Co ’
10 NORTH MAIN STREET X30“! 14.3
In Addition to the Usual Checks
wrrH
«lean. uni-anon. ouoeotarl. cocoa. .
"noon. cannot-anon. TIA, got-nu, m.
SATURDAY. MARCB 26f
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Norwalk Chronicler