am it .illi‘i‘ln character
saintly. AWL no. or»
m?” .‘l “Q N . «5M ;,3’ ..
,.
UNDERWEAR
.fotGenio. Ldeet‘ntiti Children
A complete assortment. Men's Bait,
irrigation at an anti 00c: Boya' Bui-
brixxans at the; Ladies' Swiss Ribbed.
all also], from lilo talkie a‘l‘kurinent.
E."W;£’M:ANKS.
uAuAcKmo pom. stock.
adorn Newman.-
int
EVENING “until. TILIRHDNI
CA L!
lad—News opus-tissue
Gila—Bunion. Beaumont
muarsnoh Dillon, Nurwsik
no ~Ellltor'o Rubicon
”BO-Mitzi Bottom fluid-rm
m...”
4.
~-—ldvap, Roaches, we lb. F.i).l.. a (to.
Specials in embroidery at the Read
store. See adv.
Miss Elsie St. John. of Silvermine,
is out after a recent illness.
~House painting. Murphy Dec. 00..
78 Washington lit. ‘
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur B. Undorhill, of 34 West Main
street. . ,
Ray 8. Sherwood, of Chestnut street,
Norwalk, has purchased a new motor
cycle.
—-—Native lobsters. (lutbiil's,
Twin boys have been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Smith. of Spring
street.
——l«]vap. Peaches, 10c lb. l4‘.’l).i.. & t‘o‘.
Edward S. Taylor, of Craubury, has
had his antotnobile placed in excellent
condition.
Sampel J. Plait. and family have
moved from Woodward avenue to Ge-
rard place.
Mrs. Leonard. of South Norwuik.
has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Hinkley, in it‘airlleld.
Mr. anti Mrs. A. P. Meeker. of Mer-
win street. is visiting Miss Edna Meek-
er, of New Canaan.
The United Grocery Company is ad-
Vcrtising free force for tomorrow. Sec.
adv. for other specials.
---—tirotind Ilone at Raymond llros.
Read the Saturday specials in the
adv. of A. Dickerman & Son.
Varsity hits at Rogers and Stevens.
Sec adv. . . ~
Don't let the reins sliplibrongh your
fingers when you can get Pownes driv-
ing gloves to hold them. Sec .loscpb
llttvis' titlv.
”At Mintz‘s tomorrow some very ill-
tcrcsting specials bin-c bcon arranged.
.TDtlr ulteiitio t, oa'to their lul‘fiti‘i
advertisement “011‘ u about.
—~See.d Potatoes. $13.50 and $3.00 bag.
1“, l). Lawton & (,‘o.
The Pitisiicld express for New York
due in this city at 10:55 was delayed
40 initiates yesterday because of defor-
tive parts in the locomotive.
Fl‘l’tldlt? (luneo, son of Anthony C.
Cuneo, the Railroad .a’vonuc florist,
celebrated the tenth anniversary of his
birthday yestefirdtiy afternoon.
Miss Edith Baxter-.ol "Henry street,
South Norwalk‘, has'uiten a position
as bookkeeper ill the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company“..- storc In
Washington street. ‘
wFor Salem Liouseboid furniture, all
this week. Missiloidridgc, 1:! West St.
A. F. ileckinuiin & (70. have a large
adv. ill today's issue. Many special cut‘
prices are offered for Saturday‘s trade.
They will also “give a package of Force
0‘90 to patrons laid f riondh.
Frederick l‘oh'n is having the e:-
terior of bis-viun'ge home in Silverv
mine repainted. Mr. Yobn is a well
known sculptor who recently intm-tl
i‘roin Wcsiport to Silvcrniinc.
——"And the voice of the chick is
again heard ill the land." saying. give
~t'lie dimple; (thick Feeil.- Manuel 'i‘oro
Hate . '
firmly and ligation will clothe you
tram head to ~ 1. guarantee “every-
thing you buy and then wait for you
to pay when omeniont. That certain.
ly is a llhtera proposition anti 0|lt.‘».y()ll
should investigate. Sou adv. in this is-
sue.
Business iii booming“ in the real es~
tale line. building operations are many
and many residents of New York city
who own summer residences in 'l‘ho'
Norwalks are making frequent. visits
to town, making ready to open their
summer homes.
~A'great ruusihul treat at the South
Norwnik baptist. church tonight. Organ
recital by Frederick Vail Corby. of New
York. assisted by Mrs. .I. Wesley
O’Connor and *Mrs. Franklin Irving
Smith.
Mrn. Oliver Raymond, son Alfred
and dltlfihifil‘t 'Msrthu, left Norwalk
this week to Portland. Oregon. where
they intend ?o’fh‘ske their home in the
future. Mr. Raymond, who left town
two years ago. is now believed to ho
in Hamill, Mmhuvettu. '
*Swd pond... 12.50 and ratio tag.
i“. D. Lawton £00.
When you write a letter to a friend
you know yonr‘letter will be read.
When you place an advertisement in
The Evening Bettiinel it is Just like
writing a letter to a personal friend.
Our large advertisement. you will iilyti
on page six. 0. J. Mints E. Co. . i
if you want to avoid profanity when
putting on your collar read the adv. of
the Price Clothing store.
‘ SALVATOR cashier?“
General Contrattor
.Bowsr, water work, grading. in: on-
ry work and rock excavation. ti-
matos cheerfully given on nlhcontmct .
work. . (’fdtii‘flfil‘e solicited.
Tél.816-3 26 Wood Street
r
h
.1 .._v .. tawny-1.. . "mu“ if? {mm airing... 1- ..
. 11‘.th satin: tiller” 1‘
one 139 Morgulk in smut-trim that had
airs.
ii. 5. McAlilstor. of the Norwalk post
outcozdepartment, Who has boon quite
Rim able to return to his duties this
morning.
Mrs. Manual 1‘. Hatch .ontst‘. ,lle .0
co , try 0: friends at. which olin -‘
day ternoon other home in Fairlie ti
avenue. ‘
wNative' lobsters. Cutblll's.
The divorce suit of Mrs. Percy li‘er-
rls udsinst hot- huhbautiis due to come
before the Superior (lain-t in Bridge
port today.
Chester Bullock continues to im-
prove at his home. where he has been
ill for some time with a trained nurse
In attendance.
Tomorrow you will find a large as»
'ttortmtnt of Japanese ware to iii‘lt‘t‘l
your souvenir from at the Union l’u-
eiiic Tea Company.
The Paris Cloak and Still House is
advertising a sale of suits. skirts.
waists. corsets, etc. that it will pay you
to investigate. See any.
Skelly and Howard have on display
in their cigar store window today a
Muck brick. the-kind that Wall street
is to be paved with. its Weight is nine
pounds.
Photographer North Is now using for
his high-grade portraits the .Iapine Se-
pin Platinum. This is the some. as
used by most of the leading Fifth Ave-
mie New York artists.
wEvap, Apricots, lllc lb. lv‘.l).l... it (in.
Dr. C. G. liiobannan can be seen run-
ning around in his new Maxwell model
(i 30 horse. power roadster which The
Nor-walk Consolidated Auto ()0. deliv-
ered to him last Saturday. The doc-
tor is very proud of it.
Edgar ii. Fox was in attendance last
evening at the thirtyvninth annual diu-
tier of the Veterans’ Association of the
Severity-01st regiment of‘New York, at
the Park Avenue Hotel. Mr. Fox was
a member of this regiment for seven
years.
Fred Coleman, Walter Ervin and Ed-
ward lloian. three New Milford young
men. came down to South Norwnlk by
automobile last evening and were
guests of Mr. Coleman's cousin. Fred
'1‘. Coleman. of High street. They also
started for home in the machine lair
night. -
Miss Jonson, former soprano of the
South Norwaik Congregational Church,
been engaged as soloist of a church in
.. Elizabeth. New Jersey, Frederick Atl-
drcws, formerly organist at the First
Methodist Church here. has been so~
cured as organist at the some church
In Elizabeth. a
The. new sewer work is progressing
very satisfactory. Yesterday the 811111-
mit street sewer was completed. The
llincoln avcuue scwer has also been
finished. The only other tit-w sewer
work not now completed Is tbc‘Mea-
tlow strcct extension and tllal is pro-
gressing iiticiy. Already about 100
icct of It has been laid.
~~\\’:1il i’aper samples sent to your
borne on request. Murphy Dec. 01..
78 \i‘ashington strt’ei‘
The Rev. and Mrs. lfrel‘ti llubbnrd
BoutWeiI. of llridgepb i, are guests oi
relatives here. The Rev. Mr. liontwull
is a son of llr. and Mrs. C. I“. limit-
well and his wife is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Howard King. The young
clergyman was (attained this week in
Bridgeport and in ma g excellent
progress in his clerical work.
M. H. Glover. Frederick ll. Quluiard
and Charles Wood have returned from
it successful trout ilpliing trip at nan-
tanr lake. The three men caught
twenty-seven pelvic a thorn. Letlruim
Raymond an .Iohni hurting are at the
place. still and it is thought that they
wll have good luck to report when they
return tonight or early in the morning
tomorrow.
Members of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist Bible school who received tickets
for the musical tonight. are requested
to report to the superintendent. who
will be at the cllurcl at 7:20. The
teachers are urged to cooperate with
their classes as far as possible so that
their full report of tickcin may be
made 'thiu chninx. All classes that
have disposed of their tickets will be
the guest of the-school at the must-
rule tonight. '
«.u..-
-—“8ufferod day and night the tor-
ment of itching plies. Nothing helped
me until i and Dunn’s Ointment. if
cured me permanently.”--Hon. John
R. Garrett. Mayor. (Mfll‘d. Ala.
1'
ozone: A. HONNECKER.
Attomoy and Counsellor at Law, New
York City, ertul-- .
During the winter sermons for the.
past four years i suffered much from
rheumatism. Through the recommen-
dation of friends. I was led to try Dr.
Dick's Remedy. The effect outny’sym
tent was almost instantaneous and l .
cheerfully testify to its wonderful
curative proportion. i trust. this tes-
timoniui will be the means of inducing
sufferers from rheumatism to give it
a trial. '
Yours respectfully.
GEORGE A. HONNECKER.
.u.........v..._.........4
Automobile
Tires
We are carrying in stock uppruui- .
mainly $1500 worth of shoes uuti
tires. ,
iilhe makes are Diamond, timd-’
rltlll and Fish.
‘; til do not have allotted in all
.4 _ as in. shock. but out or the three
file may filljybur needs without. any
“walnut.
You think you are, buying them'
close? Unless you are already a
customor of ours you are not buy-'
ing them right.
We have a pair of 34 by 8%.
regular Clincher Diamond seconds
in stuck .Il a low price.
Hartford & Brooks
42 nears mm arson
pours “pawns
"W
Y . ’ . ‘ ‘
hole was] "
Steams 8r Foster
a repertoire of new songs and popular '
Mattress
Young-r THE , .
Boil Mattmsvli'aiue Offered:
That's Just what satisfied users of
mourns d Poitier Mliil‘esses are out»
lug.
You owu it to you
his and comfortable.
ofvfeltud cotton standing titre
original height and encased
usuni spriugness and durability.
Made In tile best i
iorlly.
.. mono
318.60
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diretitors and Embalmers.
1248 North Main Street.
-.
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE AOBISTANTS
Port Chester
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 038.
58 WALL STREET.
.. .. .-._.....W-~. 0....-. . .. ..
Investigate
it shows intelligence.
We have investigated and found what, in» In-lievc to be the best
footwear on the market in every respect.
Your investigation will strengthen our claim.
Try a pair of our WALK-OVER or llARitl
styles. till leather”.
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON, STREET.
ill
10?.»
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Bathrooms
6U €6~Luc'i:.
South Norwlikcvo’ung People Wedded
at at. Joseph's Roczory.
Announcement Is made of the. marri-
age of George .1. Cut co. ti \Vt‘ll known
young South Norwsl l hatter. iihd Miss
Alice Rosalia Luce. daughter of Mrs.
S. J. Harris. of Elizabeth street.
The young con to have a large mine
her of friends w one congratulations
they are receiving.
'I‘ho nuptial ceremony was perform-
ed at 7 o’clock at St. Joseph's rectory
in South Main street. the acting prur-
tor. Rev. li'ather James R. Mitchell. of~
lloiuting. Following the ceremony the
popular bride and groom Went to new
York for a short wedding trip. ,
The young couple will reside at 22
l‘self to have a well made Mattress, one that Is iilll‘llv
The summit Iii Foster Mattress is built of nine layers .
9 test higih, compressed to one-sixth
in the licking, producing a Mattress of
lllllllii’ of satin iinish ticks. :lv‘onr armies of stipen-
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS.
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Stamford
House Dresses and
" Kimonos
This week brings a chum-e to choose from a great stock of dainty.
new. ucgligee garments. desiuned for your summer comfort.
Long and Short Kimonos. Dressing Sucqucu and House Drcnsos 0f
good materials, newest styles and most careful making.
Stuart styles in one piece House tumors at ..... 81.25, 01.50 and $1.98
Neat patterns in two piece House dresses. light and dark effects.
All white tailor made llmisc Stilts tnbirt
Lawn [trending Sardines .........
Long Negligecs of line qu‘n. pt‘t-tty patterns, light color effects.
Dressing.t Sueques of plain colored crepe, red, pink. white, blue and
lavender. finished with ilsureti silk border. . ............... 980
Long (lrcpc Klinonus. solid colors. or figured. ......... $1.60 to $4.00
We‘ll pat altcuipt to describe them. but we ask you to come and
for. yourselves the beauty and excellence of these garments.
TheN.E.Ryan Co
isOii
--—-AT-—--
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
j 23,” MAIN STREET. NORWALK‘
North Main street. whom they have a
.it and bulioven that Congress will pro
hall
their
an-
$16.00 $22.00
South Norwalk. Conn.
South Nor-walk
NORWALK.
Wen-“ofibfimm
OXFORDS. latest
souru NORWALK.
..................... $1.25 to “.00
waist and sliirii at....02.08
....................... Mellow“)
.136 to 81-93
sour}! nonwan
Complete
pruttiiy itirnitlhutl flat.
HILL FOR PgRMANINT TARIFF
OD MISSION“.
WASHINGTON. April Mummipru.
suntativc E. .l. .tiili of (lonnectiuut fu-
vors President iPult's plan to make the .
turilf board authorized and r the
Payne law a real tariff cont union.
As a member of the ways and ineaiiit
committee. Mr. Hill will work for the
proposition. He says he will vote for
vide an appropriation 010260.000 to en-
uble the tariff board to continue work
on a larger scale.
.1. Augustus Roselle. of this city. who
been on a several malts“ tour
through the South. has arrived homo. .
MAYORS lN FAVOR OF SANERl All of the mayors expressed iheil“
GOVe'not‘ Weeks Entertain: Cttyl
Executives. losses resulting from the celebration l i-‘ourih, which shoult. be submitted to
That the mayors In this stall- ill't‘.llf the Fourth and that during bist-atlritbc various ciiels iii the state for
practically unanimous in their opiu-=puign be let it be known that he was: their approval. The committee at»
ion thnl the Fourth of July, or lildrtlgoiui: to make some rcconiincntlationsi
ill‘
it safer and seller manner was shown 't‘tillrtlllt'tl with fireworks lnaliufat‘tnrw
Hi
Frank ll. Weeks to the mayors and find that they would all do away with
ll
l)'li House. In Hartford. yesterday af~
tel‘lttmil.
ll)‘
the mayors present told of their view-s ‘ that (‘ouncriicut had ever had."
in
Open Monday and, /.../‘“
Saturday Nights (“I
Alteilttious Flth’ii
Sslisiae‘lio’n Guaranteed
Stylish Spring Suits ;
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Don't wait any longer for your spring suit. when We will clothe you from
head to foot and guarantee everything you buy, for small weekly payments.
This liberal credit that we give enables you to havo- what you want when you
want it. A plain charge arrangement where you pay each week what you can
conveniently spare. Inbound: buy this way. Why not you? We will use
eevry effort to satisfy and please you.
WWW
‘0‘ flight
j .v
i
Men:s Blue Serge Suits—Special $15 ;
Ladies’ and Misses" Suits
New Spring i-lults. Tailored in the ilnesi quality of Plain and Fancy
Surges. light weight. wide seam. unfinished mil-sled and satin striped l'rn-
tleliu cloth; colors (tray. 'l‘an, New (lreen Leiltllt‘l‘. Navy and “lack.
$10 to $40
Men’s and Youths’ Suits
Made of the best American ivooiens. perfect fitting, becoming in style
and reliably made. New (trays and Greens iii all the lending shades. lilack
unfinished \\orsteds. llinc Serum: and Mixtures iii all sizes
$7.50 to $28
‘ f qr
3-. . ["th .‘
South Main St.
South Norwalk
. .._-_.~__-s-_.-_-tna
out his being present. Mayor
the matter. and Mayor.tiicii moved that the chaii‘hppo to.
Willie, of South Not-walk, l committee or live to draft a unit'dim'l
said 1an he was t‘iillt'il upon to treat .ordinitllcc on the ob evrrance of “133'
FOURTH. opinion on
Robert M,
pointed by Mayor Smith is: War
Malian, chairman: Mayor liailorut.
Mayor llnnn, Mayor Fisher and Mayor
in ; Charters.
i A vote of thanks was then passed
‘to his excellency. Goreuor Weeks.
Total of the GOVel‘noi‘. ' and the meeting adjourned.
Mayor Muir-zip tltcu proposed ill
toast to the "most popular governorl
udcucc llay. should be observed In Ecoiit-crnitlg a safer Fourth. He had
a luncheon given by Governor ei's and was ugrm‘ulily surprised
few other invited guests at the Ah. the priscni sort of celebration.
The luncheon was follow-mi
informal speaking. iii which all of
The Narwalk (‘ousoiidntcd Auto ,Co.
llllil a rushing business the last. wehk,
the matter.
This was followed by Following the drinking of the I receiving and delivering automobiles
the appointment of a committee of live toast iiovt-rnor Wet-ks yielded the i from ’I‘arrytown and New York. They
mayors to draft a uniform ordinance
for the entire state. to be submitted
to
tli
. -A. .
. Kifk's Old Crow Whiskey. boi....$1.00 . Realm. lillWil Port. tart...” .
Old Valley Whiskey. hot ......... moo TORI Gill ant-h California Port. tmt......... .;
Green River Whiskey. bot ........ 01.00 ,9 Angelina 0? Wk”- bot..........; .3
Old tlvurholt Whiskey. but... . . . . .01.00 Bottle _ 900 imperial Santernc. . . .20: and “CW
Hollywood Whiskey. bot ......... 01.00 9 Medoc Cluret........30¢ Ind W. M1
33 a s5 WASHINGTON or.
chair l0 Mayor Smith, of Hnrtiord.ihave driven in live new cars in five '3
saying as he did so he wished the days, and are delivering as fast as 7
Illilfv’Ol‘x to have an optmrtunity to take _ possible, They expect more In aifew
lu‘liatcvcr action they wished, witii- days.
a... . .. ... a“ .. -. .4. ".7.
the different cities in the state for
e approval of their councils.
“:5. . 1.x...
FOR SATURDAY. APRIL) 23RD
3 pounds Fresh. Crisp soon CRACKEas ....................................... » ......... a a":
3 pounds YALE TOAST CRACKERS ................................................... 25c
SOAPINE WASHING POWDER. 3 packages ........................................... 9c
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER (new). per pound ...................................... 37¢“;
WARRANTED EGGS. per dozen .................................................. . ..... 35c
3-pound can SILVER LAKE RHUBARB ................................................. rot-:1“
3 cans PEAS or .3 cans CORN ............... J .......................................... as;
Don’ Fail to Call and Get a Package “Force ” Free:
M 18.1"! .I ...............050 (l anti Clinic 'i‘ot aloe II:
Mllllli 8. Vigil: bill“ ............. $8.75 Extra Stamps With 2 guns Rod c8altuull....l‘ ...... Mlle
Crown A’ster 11’0“}. “lit; .......... 1:: , ”merinogatgirmg (lakes. "1....sz
. . , w .e y, .......... i , l... .............. .
mgalfl‘i’o‘xller, 1,5 18b. can ........ 21c Teas and COTTOCS 3 cans Campbell's 8011p............fi
OLD CALIFORNIA PORT. SH‘ERRY or ANGELICA WINE, gallon .................. $21590
CALIFORNIA TABLE CLARET. I 'gallon jug. . ................ . . ................... . . . ”c _
,GEORGE EHRET’S BOTTLED BEER. 24 bottles . ....... . . . . . . . . .V ......... . ....... . first}, ‘
. i ‘ . t'
Duffy‘s Malt. Whiskey. bot... ..... 85c Jere: imported Sherry. honour”,
Monogram Rye Whiskey... but. . . .900
Gordon or Old
Oloroso imported bhery. mummy
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS 01" TOWN
A. F. ’ Bec “‘nlanu »& Co.”
Phone Call 41o. sours uoav'v
Norwalk Chronicler