alias races:
- ....“ 9%.“.W' "r' ‘f ‘ .
illusoln Cell
(2...... ole. Mar
7 flags and Linoleum .
null. No. 4. Order of.
United American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
Tomorrow no as of the Union and
Pacino Tea Co new will have a wide
reuse of choice in souvenirs. Bee adv.
J'onellll Disses. of South Noi‘wslk.
has plans for the erection of a line
dwelliat house at the corner of Main
and West Main streets. The collar
UNDERWEAR
lo: assess ahdi‘iiiidren
A complete “dormant. Men‘s Bal-
llrluslis at line and soc: 80w Bel.
brluans as 25c: Ladies' ,Bwiss Ribbed,
we.” a. is.»
46 3mg 8
Unto Mile Guilds
an” iLLl‘a. :L; 7,.
w? . .'
. i§.i-.,,i“
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demitld
now.“ there anything
all sizes, from 10: to 250 a garment.
is. mullNKs
museums HOTIL ILOGK.
' soars sonwaas.
tor the. house is now being dog. and
work w ll be carried on rapidly.
The as t meeting at the country
Club whis witli‘lls‘ held Tuesday eve-
ning at the club and will be an even-
lng session. when the men will be In-
vited to participate. The hostesses
will be Mrs. James Golden and Mrs.
George R. VanzAlstyne.
A liiiil iii
IVENING ssNTleL‘vTELIPHONs
. ~ GAB“ ' .
I ~2—Nsws Department
~8~Bualn OI ”Hartman!
.flz—Brsna ‘OIIIs Not-walk
N9 —-lditsl'"s.flss es
”OJ—City Editor's“ Residues!
v-~~ilouse pain ins. Murphy Dec. 00.,
78 Washington t.
Chester Bellecli, the popular teller
of the F‘alrtield County National bank.
is able to be out, after a several
weeks' serious- illness at his home in
Lynl-s place. His many friends are
glad to greet him again, and hope that
he will rapidly regain his full strength.
completed the work oi.’ making sever.
nl repairs on the residence of Frank
li‘. Clark, in Newtdwn avenue, and do
The tire liyrants ill South Norwalk
are being painted a dark green.
.loslah Kellogg, of Norwalk, visited
‘ 9 t
friends ill Main street, Springdalc, Sat— valgl‘fin'hg‘sg (:)';‘:Id 512323 wéle'llggt; COM PETENT women S Men S
nrday. from South Norwaikytlouncll K of C ‘ BOOKKEEPER. Are wante d
Mrs. Horton of Sprlngdale has been ' ‘ " STENOGRAPHERB ” Cl
v , . lo the state convention at New Brit- 0 Hg 0 ng
visiting ‘her sister. in Norwalk, the nip Mar 10th. William F Tammany 0FF|CE ASB'STANTS
PM“ week. and l). W. llarf‘ord were chosen an ab 11 St ““1 NO 1k - » ~ . ~ ~ '
In the llanl‘ord and Brooks adv. lernatcs. Port C 9 er Stanford so m. “onions Stylish Stilts, Mons fxolél‘lfivH All “on!
more interestingVelIe "4“ ""w“ will The board of apportionment of the .3255. - - .- » -_-.- 12'00 ‘0 40.00 750,10 3000
he found. (‘liy of Norwalk will meet this even: ‘ '
1 ’ ‘ ' Willllt'n's Siyllsll Silli‘iii, ilnvs' 1.‘ it" ti S'h i
M. H. Glover lock a party 0{ frltads in): and there will be requests for m . m ‘5 an .i on
out for a sail in his launch yesterday money from the tire police and several 1'00 ‘° ”'00 ”uh“
afternoon. other departments. The Main street 0 B J ackson 1'93 ‘° 89°
The new' dog law reads must pay the houses need a new floor very bad. 0 0 “'NW'H‘H "MR. Mlill's Spring roll cools,
$113331” extra after May i. The n... 13"," sging‘ppgomllatlon for this work 250 to 20.00 10.00 to 25.00
s .‘ now. ' , - U 1 ‘ .iliiil‘.‘ llnts
D7591: Rf? ac 1b.; 5 lbs., 25C. 1“. m; S;3*«I”|"0:ltx:$?.&8%3il and $3 err Op C m ii'omon‘i. and (‘llllllroll's i 2.00 :o 3.00.
. .nw on ‘.o. . - - 4 , ~ Shi’i‘fir i Men‘s and liova‘ Shoes
A party of Norwalk friends motored Star of Columbia Circle. Companions yth I .i l.25~i 4.00 I ' . ’. '
to Springdale Sunday to visit at 1), of the Forest, will hold its annual Ever ing in the Optical ne' 0 15° to 400
H. Lockwood's.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Smith. of
South Norwalk, are boarding at H. .l.
Kellogg's. 'in' Ridgeflt Iii.
Mrs. Ann Whitlock and Mrs. W. i".
Whitlock, of Norwalk, were In Wilton
recently. visiting friends. ~..
Mrs. Ethel Weingartner, of Norwalk,
was a guest of her mother, Mrs. Both
Gilbert. ln Ridgeflld, last week.
w'l‘lle shapes we are showing at
93s. 31.49 and 81.98 are the talk of the
town. Mlntz. See ad. page ii.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. (I.
C, M. Gregory, of West avenue, has a
bad case of blood poisoning ill his
hand.
Mrs. A. L. Connor, of Yonkers. N.
Y., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
J. M. Gray, of Lowe street, for a few
days.
Mrs. John O‘Brien, of Jersey City.
is visitin}; her sister, Mrs. Louis Buck~
man. who is ill at her liotuc. No. 28
‘Belden avenue.
~“Aud the voice of the chick is
again heard in the land,“ saying, give.
me Bonnie Chick Feed. Manuel Tore
Hatch.
In the liccklnali adv. today economi-
cal housekeepers will find notes of ill-
tercst in the way of first quality and
low prices. Better read it.
.luilson Watts has returned to his
home ill Westport. utter a few weeks
trip to Texas. Mr. Watts says West-
port In good enough for him.
"Auction at i..-.i. Reynolds & Son‘s,
Sat, April 16. l p. m. See adv.
During the wind ill the early part
oi’ the week one of the new signs. read-
ing “South Norwalk," was blown down
lug several carpenter jobs around the
place, the result being the place looks
very attractive,
Past (ll-and Knight John F. Mo-
meeting on Thursday evening, the 2ist
inab, and it will he followed by a
cobweb social,.cards, dancing and re.
freshmcnts. All members are expect-
ed to attend. The affair will lie hold
in Mystic Chain llsll.
Early risers can now catch glimpses
of llalley's comet. It rises about all
hour «earlier than the sun and is soon
lost in the glow of the sun's light. On
April Hill the mmet rises at. 3:09 and
then it turns and begins to go back-
wsrd again. appearing in the evening
sky, selling at Srli on May iSih. it
will not later every evening and will
gradually lads from view. dust at
present it is approaching the earth at
a velocity computed at Less miles a
minute.
Are. silk pctllcoats a luxury? Yes,
but a quuary that to within reach of
all. it bought at N. E. Ryan's sale.
They have on sale all the bright
shades for llit‘ marqulsctlo and not
dresses. Every gown shows Its bomb
ty, when Worn over a silk petllcoat.
and a bride tools bvr iroukeau Incolir
New Without our, The splendid (lililli'
ty of these shirts colnllillcil with the
unusual price is a rare opportunity for
for thc shoppers. See adv.
it appears that there have been no
new developments in the deal for ill"
taking up of the lease of Hoyt‘s 'l‘i‘il'fl'
tl‘o by Proctor and Sanderson. New
York theatrical promoters, It is stat-
cd that the firm was negotiating with
Henry Rosenberg, the present lessee.
bill. that at present it looks as If the
deal has fallen through. lioilse Mann-
gcr Tom Kirby, of Hoyi's Theatre,
says if there Is a likelihood of the
deal being consummated. he has not
been so informed. He was in New
Contractor John H. Bates has about
=5:
more satisfying to a housekeeper than to look driwngatfi e tioors of her
home and (bid them clean with coverings good to look in a?
small“!!! about limitless that appeals to all sensible hon clwepers. It is
clean, artistic and as sanitary as any floor covering conid D Balbly be. Bet-
terfisorlment or neuter patterns can not be found anywhere.
to . l 1
Oil Cloths and Linoieilms. In these goods we have last received a
large assortment or new and pretty patterns, at sillall prices.
l"
A. J. Callins Co.
iz-is North Mlin Street.
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
There is
Prices 12i/zc
Clotili
High grade, good fitting, stylish'and
clean ms‘iie‘ clothing is our specialty.
Why should any man or woman hesi-
. tale to get a suit when you can pur-‘
chase the above kind from us. and pay
for same on easy weekly payments.
Funeral Directors and Emulators.
South Norwalk. Conn.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
At MERRILL COLLEGE
OI WALL OTRIIT.
WE ARE PUTTING YOU NEXT TO A “GOOD THING," WHEN WE
Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor .Ties
convinced.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
to her stock; and where very pretty and well made Silk Petti-
coats are $3.98 then the desire will surely be turned into reality.
This is the unusual oi unusuals in Silk Petticoats: The wonder
is how such values come about.
explain; and we didn't ask him. Neither will you ask us, but
you will readily take the P‘ctticoats
Open Monday and Saturday Nights
10
South Main St.
South Norwalk
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE “I.
uoswaut. ...me
cat out
- .az. .. ...-... . ,, ..
HEAVY FREIGHT TRAFFIC. l
mrsoouc's To you oua new LINE or
k
PAYING THE CHEROKEE CLAIM.
wasillxii’ron. April lfl.--~A big
hole in the ireaaury balance will be
made soon when lilo oiliclahl send out i
unrranis in payment for the Cherokee
claim with interest. which has iwen
passed oy the (‘onrt of Claims. i'rln-
«ipal and Internet will amount to be-
tween four and five million dollars.
l’flHllHlllu will lie lilado from day to
.. . - .-_--—.=s=_-.=
JOHNSON TRAINING HARD. ’
1 CHICAGO, April 15.~—After a day's
Trains Sent Dsnbory Way Because of ilayoff, due to his appearance in court,
At $2.00. $2.50, 83.00
They will prove a Spring 'l‘ouic to your foot. Try a pair and be
New York Strike. it‘liampion Jack Johnson put in a hard
. Iirainllig session yesterday. He struck
1h"? 1m“ “I ”i“ i’i‘i'i‘t‘ill time "101'“ loili with his trainers for Michigan ave~
lreigllt trains being run over the West- nm.‘ and thence south to Washington
crn division of the New York. New lia- l‘purk and pack again, a distance of
roll a Hartford railroad than ever lie-luau.” ten mflgs'
llilrl' in lllt‘ hitiiill‘y 0i ill? (ill/i510". [‘pon lliii N‘llll‘n to his quay-ten the
This unprecedented rush of traills.,,,.gm boxed with Cutler and Cotton
ii.‘._\', as llil‘ ('li‘rll‘fll u'orh illil'llll'lllfli it) ,i much [ymmm-y is because of "Miami finished lllellny‘s "fl“m‘w L
ilil‘ i'i‘lllt‘t‘lillilllll ill llll' i‘liNlll l5 Hlllri “kg (if H“- (’nflilli'u‘l'h‘ and "rennin nf hour-h, g\iilll83l"ll| work. The ’cfi
liviuluus 'I‘lwrc are more than :toboti ,ilio harbor home in New York harbor. *pion nssvrii-d if no other court proceed- J \
FLYNN 8. RYAN
SOUTH NOIWALK.
Silk Petticoats
Every woman is glad to add another rustly Silk Petticoat
lit-llt'lii‘inl‘lrc. "lit-Willi oi “illllll l'I‘rlili‘ .wllu-rv llit' tllroilxll Ii't‘lglii irolll west ’il ' ' '
. , _ . p , , , - - lgs lllteiielcll he will continue this
“W" ”l ”W M""‘“’"'|’I” "““ A” U‘ ,1” “or! be Hails“) il‘iilifilt'i’i‘i'd i“ ”3‘“ isori oi" work evvi'y tilli until he leaves
”Will have more or loss Iliillali blood 3p“, m»..._ - ‘ -
. , . .. ‘iOi the coast.
Iii “it‘ll Wills. | Ilii-rc are iii the itl'i‘Hi’lii time from? Johngun displayed a kocn “new“
:0 m :Zil t‘xli'il freight trains i‘Ilnlill‘lgjin the [Jugmfdparw fight. He .
ADVERTISING THE CITV. athrough llunbilry daily. Most of the Elllougllt Lanati’ord would win, but look- \
Tm. Mrl'i'iiania' and Mammalmwfiv itrains :irc loaded \‘-liil perishable...“ for a quicker iliilsh. When and
Association ndvcrilslnn committee has illi‘lhlllr ”l“ llllllii‘mm" (it‘llit’l'l' 0‘ ,tlie details. Johnson said either Barry
about rolilplatl-il nrrangcuicilts l for ; “NV“ L“ “W““a‘v‘ its :“l’r’lngk 0; llnlliglorddils 80“?!
cal'rryliu: out n proposition to lli\‘l‘l'- I no . ter to at llshc lis tr n-
llslc lill' city through ilu- i-nvoloposl STATE BOND ISSUE SOLD. gins. the champion motored to the city.
need in business by ihv lix‘iii mainline | lIliii'l‘r‘tllill..April i5. ~'l‘lle. State of )Wllem he purchased $1,500 worth of
tum-s. ’l‘liv hire is to haw a rut ii'onlictiirul iodliy sillti a bond issue otichandeliers and other apparatus for
showing a miniature map or this part l:;’,ouo,uoo, the idiiiu Lift- lnsurance lighting his house.
.... ...... ...-...
Only the manufacturer can
, . ,, or the country, rationing Smith Nor- t‘ompillly'lnkiiiu “Aseptic worth at. —— ----- -——-————-— .
at the west-bound railroad HIKUUD. Klotzlzsmmrywfiw Ronni nothing in ‘ waik's ncarucso to the Now York. ihc par The balance was taken by seven 9 Mrs. Mill‘y E. Morton, of Taylor ave-
A special communication of Si. ' ' great central market. and in coilse-‘ul bidders. although the. insuranccinue, has gone in Silranac Lake. New
John's Lodge, No. ti. F. and A. M., was ~ltc ‘ , quence a place to be looked upon fn- . rollipany would have liked the entire . York, to remain sonll- time for the
held last evening at which time the .ilsfl3nginslalighg'wmgrigtm otfg‘p‘wlll‘a: 0 Instead of $5.00 ovrably (or manufacturing. iinsue, ‘beueiit of her health.
Fellowcralt ”“3”” ““3 “”"h'rmd- Dean‘s Ointment‘ brings Quick rolls! "“' ‘ ' " ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " '“ ” '"“""“ ' ”‘ -_-- ” W“ .,
2‘“ "WNW ”00“" hit-“Him 0" “‘9- MN! lasting cures. Filly rents at an! Our stock also includes a fine line of Sateen, Heather-
Hospital Whist'Club will be iii-Iii this
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ulirlstlan
Swartz, at their West avcnuc home.
The Oriental Flute and Drum Band.
of Stamford, will come to Norwalk to-
night, In full uniform. to play at a
hall given by the Norwulk Drum
Corps.
The civil service examinations for
the positionorjyural carrier will be
held in the Notwalk council chamber
tomorrow afternoon ill charge of ii. hi.
hit-Allister,
‘Miss Merle Malcolm and Martin
Nichols om married in Bridgeport
Monday last at the home of the bride.
Robert Tonia-of Norwalll, was a guest
at the wedding-... ,
drug store.
Velie “40”
cars selling at or near its price.
With Its long wheel base, and
perfect spring suspension, line up-
holstcrlng and large. tires. it Is a
pleasure and delight to ride ill a
Veils "ill" at any speed on high
gear from six to fifty miles per
hour if you wish.
With its motor 455x615 you have
ample power. with a minimum or
_Takcn as a whole is far ahead oi
kl.)
(i Wild.
bloom and Hydegrade Skirts at small prices.
The N.E.Ryan Co
86 WASHINGTON ST.
S Black and White
SAU TERNE, quart
Scotch, bottle,
$l.l| “The Big Store” ...... . - . .35.:
A. F. Beckmann & Co. “
“Select Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Butter, Eggs, Wines and Liquors
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, er pound ........................................ 37c
' SOUTH NORWALK
who is putting up a house this Sprin is invited
to come in and look over our P UMBING
SUPPLIES. our Heating Systems. our Combina-
tion Coal and Gas Stoves. oar Bath-room Fix-
. . . 3 pounds YALE TOAST or MILK CRA KERS ........................................... 25c .
MI‘H Jump" (‘ (‘ruwp ”f Wl‘fll ilVO‘ labor for ")0 (lflilriiiill‘. .. , , mt“ and‘pur Fire'pl.ce Fumiyhings' Lat e pack.ze FAIRBANKS. GOLD DUST ............................................. X”
m", {m (me lo 'Nuw'uuwn ,0 N, 81800. iniuu'diiiiv ilcllvci'r 0“ \L\\\ Gas Filling I specialty Willi us. FRESH GRAHAM CRACKERS (for Saturday). per pound .’ .............................. tot:
tlie'almt Hr a few ilaiylli of lil'ltf‘htitilll. touring ”"1 The house will be well fitted out if the EDDY'S PURE HOME MADE JELLY (glass) ........................................... :5c_
l. ..wo. n c'il er. - - ‘ .............................. -
insist... .F‘s.....:f ' ' Hanlord 8: Brooks . order Is even to ”dic‘inrligé‘d’é‘élii‘s‘éh“.......i.‘ ....... ....... . .................. ...... ”5" ”b‘" “.2“.
There was a rehearsal of The Time 42 NORTH MAIN OTRIET ’ """""""""""""
of ills Life, the play to be given in
May by the Men's Club of the Norwalk
Congregational Church, last evening.
following the prayer lnccillig.
SOUTH NORWALK
iiiii lulu ll Hilli‘Hlllli iiiliiiiil. 17 sol-sears:
WWW “.-.-...-.. .
Extra Pink Stamps with Teas, Coffees, Etc.
.... L.. . ...,m .. .m .. . W... ......NW...
1 ‘ ‘ ‘ y ill) slump" with i Ill. Very iiost 'l‘on ............... 60c .'20 Stamps with l Ill. No l l’lnnlnilon i‘oifro ...... J“
"I‘lfli'll' Jim? Peas, “0 (‘MI- I" D- > . ' no stamps witlli lb, Special 'l‘ea .................. silo 2:. Stamps with I In. Mo-Kll (Torres .............. .880
Lawton & ()0. MR. MINOT 8. SMITH WRITest— _ ' . ii) Stamps with l '1‘), Choice 'l‘ea .................. :30 20 Stamps Will! i “i. M- 6‘: J. “OM"! .. . . . . . . . . . . .NG ..
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien R. Benton and ' South Norwalk (loan ‘ a rooms 0m ete 25 stamps with it, b. Very nest Tea .............. c 1r. Stamps wiiii i lb. .1. it til. (Soiree ..m
«iniisfhioghof‘(gregmlly'mrlxfihigithi‘: on. DICK'S aslnolnn com-ram. , 213 Siam” til: :93; fiiiff‘inétmh ------------- fig: 10 Stamps with I Iii. Santos come .............. ..aoa
(w‘liyl nlhkentlhleir home. Mr. Bouton In a,?,',‘{‘l',if{,,l,‘,°'_fflkgfm‘ft....,,,,,,,.,,,m,, it) dimly): with i Icairitlluburb . 130 ‘0 Stamps with 1 C3" Lunch Tongue . ~ .....Mo
to open a rctall'hat store in that place. Dr. Dick's Medicine to all my friends. 10 Stumps with 1 pkg. Macaroni ................. 100 I0 Stamps with i lb. (‘oci'mnill ............... . ...!”
The Colonials are to lilfl)’ their next as i know from personal experience it . . ,. ~ .. . i *
till“ ”ml "‘id‘”’.‘i§ “‘l‘.§’°.'.l‘..".'..“ii‘.’.§ 'f' “ ...... "l“"""“"’ ‘“° W'" “" ““ .... ' Sill“thi‘il‘lll‘ll.§lf‘iitil‘tli.‘: : : :::::::::::::::i§2 Hill: lit: i.‘t.‘.‘.‘.i‘...".‘:‘i‘.l:‘it’l‘i‘é‘llifti‘.‘ 1: : 3:11:23 .
! “l,1 (£512; 'alt‘til" “team? 0' Bridgeport. cornpany i aims for "hours ”m ' .. ~ “ CroiJn Aster Fancy Corn. can .. .................. inc i‘rown Asim- itolal Aiilll" i'llilri’ll‘ll. can ,7”. ...... ...!“
and, with mo locals in their best form. / Minor 5 fiMl'l‘l-I 0°” “W" "m“ "m" m“ """"" ‘ """"""" m ””1" """k ”mm ”mm” m" """""""" ...lils
a good same ls’expecteil. Dr. Dick's Cures tiriplle, ltheunla- “AT“ lrown Astor ilrand 'I‘mnatoeso “ll ------------- a? pm“ Pinpoint)" 3‘9”“ """""""" """’ ' ‘m'
Mrs. Frank in, Clark, m Newtown lislll. Golda. Ileana (loid liock illand Tomatoes ................ o alicy sun on iiiiillllil. can .......I“ ~‘
avenue, went to Worcester,
Wednesday, to visit and help. care for
her {our year‘ old granddaughter. who
has been undergoing treatment for
i Stool: Quotations
heart trouble ,in the Worcester hosp~
tal for the past eight weeks, and who
is now dangerously ill.
W
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
Mass” ..
W
You will find quotations on New
York and Boston Curb stocks, up well
as a market letter by wire every day.
on file at
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
insureds} Ooirlm'i‘sslo‘nerli‘heo'doro
ll. Macdonald starts on Saturday for
GEORGE EHRET’S BOTTLED BEER FOR FAMILY
Per Case, 24 Bottles. 31.15 l2 Bottles for 60¢
oil-rt bottle Witch llmi ......... 30s iiuniei' or slim-woos waimy. not...
Quart bottle Pure Alcohol ........7iis Port or Sherfy Monogram ltye Whiskey. bot. .
Quart bottle Denatured Alcohol. . . .250 Duffy's Pure Mail Whldkey, bob...
USE
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
William Olsen, is saving a new amp
I
is: placed over the front of his shoe| ‘ . , . , ,
. Chicago to attend a meeting of the store on Wall street. l iii“: :’“3:" mrchmlggfigi “““ ‘1“ Wale “337:1; tipsclai Scotch Whisks ' " 1
General contradict Tut curronn "0TH. executive committee of the National Tax Commissioner William H. Cor- “It )0} i” I, is i m“..s...-...ah . llewar‘s ‘é’leclaluécoileli‘Whtsitey . .
‘ . Association of insurance Commission bin started silently for Mobile to #12:. ‘Atg‘é'hficgo ‘ufia'igg‘w G " I 00 bottle ‘ A ' ’.
sewer Water work and!“ mason- FURNISHID IV era. attend the, atlonal Conference of wii it v 01% Crow Musk” but '1' a m". , WM lmpoited’ilhsrrywbotw' .
ry worn, and rock excavation mm. 'i'M UM Nursery Wliist olilb‘will Shell Fish Commissioners, where be M" 0 . u . ,‘ . . ......
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
mates cheerfully given on all contract.
will appear as the special rcprescntrr
work. Orllersarc solicited.
or Mrs. liamnei W. lloyt. Jo. on ifllur ilvo of this state. He will be in Mo-
illls. ll. SiiIIIillllI ll «I10.
- . «, . . - wood menus. with Miss May ii. Smith biio next: Tuesday. Wednesday and . 83 and 85 waSIflflgtOII St. ‘ Phone 440 south No _ ‘ .
'f 1 816.3 26 w d W 5“ BROAD. ‘1'..le VON“ C'TV- as hosiess.’l‘lie afternoon will he spent Thursday. He will take in New 0!“ w . . 7 , , _ , , .. 3.?
e ' 0° . Write for I'm Market Letter. In card playing. . leans on the way. ... ., . . .. .
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Norwalk Chronicler