it you have cultivated a taste for
good Dure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE BWEETB
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Waehlngtou 8t.
IUIII NEWS
WEATHER‘FORECAST.
.b...
For Norwalk and vicinity Fair to-
night with frosts. Saturday Mr. Light
to moderate north to northwest winds.
EXt‘ept in the northern luke region.
where considerable cloudiness pre-
vails, the Weather is generaly fair this
morning in all districts east of the
Mississippi river. Shower hnve occur-
red during the last 24 hours ulong the
Atlantic count from Georgia northwurd
to eastern Muusuchuette and ruin is
falling in northern Texas and Western
Knnnn. The temperature is below the
seasonal average in all northern diu-
tI'lcts east of the Rocky Mountains.
nnd frosts were reported generally this
morning from the Dakotas eustwurd to
New York and northern New line
lund.
Al-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘eInperature: Low. 5-1: high. 74.
Partly cloudy.
~_._.
~—-Wurrnntvd eggs. 250 doz. l“.l.l.l..&(‘o.
Saturday is houiery tiny III A. lliclt-
ermun & Son. See udv.
-—P‘ortilizors for lawn, garden and
form. Ituymond Bron.
A son was. born this morning to
Councilman and Mrs. W. ll. llurncll,
of West avenue. Norwalk.
ma... W.-‘
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. William Young. ol‘ (‘hcutnut
street, Norwulk.
—Ilet‘ore buying that
()‘iirien's adv, page it.
There was It rehearsal of The Time
of His Life at the home. of Miss ltuth
Baldwin, in Wull street, last, evening.
Albert Lindrberg, of Winnipuuk. hua
resigned hie position as I-hnuti‘eur for
Stuart ii. Elliott, of (‘oniatock llili
nyenue.
«The entire store turned into one
great big bitt‘guln" t-nrnlvul. lloorn
open it a. lil. (‘. .l. Minty. ti (‘o.
Mrs. Andrew J. lliwltiueon. of t‘hvsh
nut street. Norwullt. has been ntlotltl'
ing Iit‘l' mother. who is ill in Muttvtr
wnII. N. Y.
~—-llon‘i forget Lndy Ii‘lll't‘SIt‘l'S' dunt'e
P‘ridny night. Rod Ellen's Ilull.
George Hendricks and Willium Not”
Innn became IIIembern oi‘ the 'l‘I'qu~
ntcrk' Union at the lust llll't‘IIllE hold
in Norwalk.
Mr. untl hire. Ebenezer li‘illow. 01'
Chestnut street. Umwulk urn spend-
ing two weeks with I'I-lutivrs in Ilut't~
lord and other plum-I: rust.
"Ciliitil'ilil'fi shoes for t‘tlllllllllilllilll.
hit; vurit-ty, nil SIZI'S. Flynn s; ltyuII.
Some Of the heavier pint-ea of fur-
IIituI'e of the new Norwnlk store of
lingers & Stevens-I (“‘1‘ living lnutnllt-d
today. The t'tlllllii‘l‘H IIIItl shelves itl‘t‘
muting those
~- Don‘t forget. the sock not-lul of [Cu
reku ltobcknh Lodge, Odd Fellows“
iluli, lt‘riduy night. Muy iii.
.iohn hiurtin has moved ilil-l Illlli‘ll
and pool room from its former location
In Main street. to iilt' tl‘Suliivun block
in Wull street, The place where the
pool room in now won forIIIm‘ly the
(‘al'llt‘t store oi‘ I). J. Clark.
~ ~Mny white. Hole boxing tomorrow.
Sm- lttit’t'l‘lIiit?!lit‘lll., page ti. t‘. .l.
Mlutz Iii Co.
Karl hunk. of Norwalk, u rhuufft-ur,
who was indicted for Innnuluughted on
urt-ount. of the iii‘lllil of
TB yeuru old. who who Hll‘lltflt by
hut read
on Muy 4. the duy of the ut‘cideut. will
ht- given It lionrluu OII ’l‘uenduy, by
Stuto Secretory Matthew H. Rngurufitu
liar trord
~—~"'Ihe l’-"(.-Iuhwn l'luy oi the 'i‘own
'i‘eut lime Iiillit‘i Ininntent (iotil‘ut' will he
given this Work nt High School bulld-
iIIg, It‘rlduy itlltl Nuturiluy evenings. all
it p. in. ltenulur
good for It‘rldny t-veuluu.
lliltittlilll tickets, Friday and Saturday
meulngnfi. "or
The Hope lloue unto truck wnu ink-
on to Springfield youiordny morning
Knox Automobile Company.
whore llw lllllt‘Il needed repnII‘II will be
The mnohiue won in rhurge Ol.’
Flrni Aantub
unt Chit-f t”. l. llylngton lillil Alexander
The machine will prohuhly
nnd
will he in flrnt-I-lmut phone when it re-
'l‘lIe l’hot-ulx ttuok which lino
lmon recently ronovnted ut the CRIMI-
ol' Luther Wright in South
in place of the
auto truck unti will take cure of Oil
to tho
Illiltlil.
iiriver liuniol (:orcornn,
l’ninley.
rein-(tin nwuy two or three. dayn
IIII‘DR.
liuhmout
Norwalk to on duty
ulnrmn neut in to that. house.
uMout disfiguring skin eruptions.
scrotum, pimples. rushes. etc... nro due
Burdock Blood Bit.-
tere in a cleansing blood tonic. Mutton
clear»
to impure blood.
you cleumyed,
thinned.
cieur‘brnined,
.IohII Imwd.
u
motor vehicle \Vhit'il Funk wuu Ilriviuu
cout'uo littkuln ill'i'
Hpvt-IIII nil;
Is Your Launch or Boat Insured
for the Coming Season?
We write thin Insurance. Call ll! up
TELEPHONE Its-2
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN
Au kinds of Insurance-Marine, Fire,
Tornado, Automobile, Fidelity
Bonds, Burglary and Acci‘
dent Insurance.
74 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
VINOL
THE MODERN
Tonic Reconstructor
SOLD ONLY BY
F H. BAXTER
ANDERSON'S
Boat Frame: not up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of! all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchheliPolntNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8t Company
IIEIillilliilI [lililliliiIS IND
W liflNilillIlilllS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'l Theatre Building. South Non
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonnble rules. Phone 477,
or send postal and got estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtiandt Place South Norwalk
ROBERT R.MONROE
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
III IlllIR
EIISSISRIIIHII‘ ;
This is :1 Mia] question to you.
Our l’hyxit'inn, who Is It Skilled i-Iyo
Spurlulist, uiii I‘Mlllllllt' your eyon
Without charge. IIIItl prom-Ito.~ the
right gill“.\t‘:§ ii' llt‘t’tit‘ii
THAMER
Optician
STAM F0 R D - -
CONN.
Saturday I‘ilUl'UiilIl‘S only 23w
pound III Siilluoirl'ou‘vll t‘m'porutlon.
witnm‘hull. .\'oI\I'.‘Ill.'u \‘.\ Yllit‘.
I\lllll.‘ii"lllt‘lll i’lll‘ii, Silliil'tilli. XIII) til I
rumo culled ii'IItl.
.«\t the lt‘t'ltll'i‘ :lllti l‘l't'illli given by
VII-tor ltlurt in his SIIItIitl in t‘uruouiw
ilull III New York r-ily )t‘ttlt'l‘titl} :Il §
It'l'llUtlIl two “'i'” known Nurwull. piun
tats llllllt‘lii‘t'ti. 'rilt‘N‘ lil‘il:»l:~ \\'t‘l'v
Mrs. (‘lImtvI' llmImiirI :llltl .\l" (‘Ilt'ti
li‘i' Soil-«k The itiillt'S ilI‘ilIt‘l'l‘ii :I
t‘vtunrkuhli- sut'rwzs IIIIIi \\.l‘lt‘ MItlIII~
HIHHIII‘HIIV illllliiiiliit‘tl 'l'lItx lecturi-
was lurut'ly nilI'udod :IIIIl ull \Iho tool.
purl scored u lu'llltunt success
ilepuly State Highway t‘ouuuisulou
or (l'ltI'it‘lI. III llnt'il'ot‘tl. min III .\'ol'
wulk )i‘hit'l'liii} on :I \‘Ihll to IilI‘ soil-rt-
Iurn. Me It‘ Iilt' (‘llllllllifltillllli‘l’ on tho
building of new I'Oiltiti. 'l‘otluy unotht-r
deputy in in Norwuilt illnptwliltg some
of the roudu with Sou-ctumu Ayiuon.
Ilia Illilllt' iH Ennis null III- is the «our
illity‘l-iillllt'l' on the ropulrinu oi the
mods. lit- uuid thin llltll'llitlt’, thut the
mute “on dolor. Ilt‘l' lit-st to repuir ull
lili' routlu ltI l'tl-i)|ll'lliiiilll with .‘iII tho-
lmynu of Iili' etntc- iliill his IIIisHiou in
Norwulh in upon tlIiII IIIIIltI-r ol‘ the ro-
puirlnu oi‘ the routle lluputy Home
IIIIIl Ht‘ii‘i'illlltll AVIMHI Hilll‘Ii‘iI this
morning for Wontport uwuuo and
train IIlt’l‘l' will vtniI nil thv lilflliti oi
the town \I‘lIirlI lll‘i‘ lII Hill'ii of l'l'lllll'll
IIoII.
liunehull, Norwulltu vu,
AIIIIIut-IIIIIII l'urk, Huturdoy.
untut‘ I'uilml 3:3".
The t‘IlliIi‘llllill of ”NI (‘Ity ol‘ Nor-
uulk pollm- tit-purtmout, .iolItI MIIioIII'.
tiliiil this morning ilml tiu- ili‘lllil'lillt'lll.
in coutmuplutluu thr |Iill't'Iltth‘ of u Ino-
lor t')‘I'Il' Ior lilt‘ lilil’ oi' IIIl‘ [IIIIII'I‘IIII’IL
'I‘lIo tIIIItlvr will luI moon“ lilt' IIIIIIIy
lnIportunt tillt'tl to he brought up ut
the, council meeting nil Monday err-Ir
lnir. 'l‘ht- Iil‘lliil'liili‘ill lime itlltilll derid—
ud thut thi- Iudlun motor i'y'i'Ii‘ will lm
the typo purrlumwl uud lll‘t' very ru;
thunlnulir over the pronpet‘t. It will
ho II Izrt-ut lli'lli'lil without II. (louht.
Mild Mr. Mulouo. no It will {III-illtuif‘
thr- rnptpriug of aprmilng union.
w~--;Wliitr Iuilt- hegluu tomorrow.
Door» open I) II III Itiitl dome and “PP
for \OIIIlef. Mlulz'u.
MNEW-w—
Poét Card Views
Of Norwnlk and Vicinity
:I
YIIII‘.
Muy ii.
CHOCOLATES
FRESH EVERY SATURDAY
25c lb. Box
Stillsou-l’owell Corporation,
a wuomayomrnnr
, 6 for So
150 Buhloctn to Select From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS "ORE
to North Mom at. Iouth Net-walk
Agent for A. II. Guiding'o
Launch Works ,
Style
all other clothes aspire.
sure.
it in all sizes. 50c up.
14 So. Main St.,
SO. Norwalk.
shell, depends on the feed you use.
brnlthy {owls and future
ruther thnu Iced from the Wool.
Ask For "ltounie"
Iitllllt‘ tiround Feeds.
([The“ satisfaction of owning the genuine thing in never
attained by ownership of an imitation.
Hart Schal‘iner & Marx Clothes is the standard to which
Yet they cost no more than
imitations which look the part of copies.
Suppose you see our H S & M Spring and Summer Suits
$18 to $30. You will find one to fit you and please you-
(i It begins to feel like B. V. D. Underwear~and we have
TWO STORES:
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The. success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
pared and fresh each day, in the kind you run (li'llt'llll on to umke tine,
cloudy luyers.
t‘hit'k Food in sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition.
Fred contains the choiceut imported Millete. line cracked rhnrcoul
llllti thoroughly dried and Ht’II't'It‘d grains. such as out monl, cracked
wilt'lll, cracked kailir uutl'iiuv old cracked corn.
linlile, eperinlly prepurcd. I'louu. wholesome let-d. fresh Inude uurh dn)’.
Ilt’t‘t'HI'illl'iy
clInIIro win-n you pny ua lllllt‘ll it not tum-o?
Quality Flrnt, LuI and All the Time.
“For the Land Sake" uu Bowker's
Fertilizers for Lawn, Garden Ind
Field.
WOOM‘WWW” 0
O
The Style of
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
“lionnle” Cilit'ii Feed. home pre-
"Bonnie
Chick
prulu in
“llonnio”
I: vcr y
Why not use It ro~
etnie? ‘Why tune the
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
FOR
Large Soft
TELEPHONE 108.
GO to CUTBILL’S
Native Lobsters "
Roe Shad. Buck Shad. Steak Cod. Halibut, Blue, Eels, Flaliish,
liuttI-r. lilucklisli. Sen linss, Pollock, Porgies, Rockaway
Long Clams (opened). Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FISH
Crabs and
FREE DELIVERY.
$2.00 $2.50
"Lu GLOVER’S w
LADIES’ OXFORDS and
STRAP PUMPS
$8.00
A range of lll‘it‘i‘K IIIId Milt-a \\'ilii'Il ott‘vix tl Itood ril'II‘t‘Iillll or
SUMMER” FOOTWEAR
N__O________RWALK TWO STORES...” so NORWALII
$8.50 $4.00
SIN LE ADMISSIONS. . . .’ ........
TWO SHORT PLAYS
MELODRAMA
A RUSSIAN ROMANCE
COMEDY
SUNBONNETS
Friday and Saturday Evenings, 8 O’Clock
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
WOWN TEACHERS' ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
MUSIC BY THE HIGH act-tom. ORCHESTRA
................... .....25 CENT!
lliilll ill IllII Silliil
WALL STREET. l0:ltl II. m.~0pen
ing dealings In stocks were manure
und the prior changen were confined to
small t'rnrtionu, moutly (It't'lliliitl. 'i‘ho
Inurkel oifored no i'euture of interest.
WALL. STREET. 11 n. lil.-~Tli(l
trend or prices humme upwards after u
few minutes or business, but. while
the rise was unimportant in the usual
Iictivo stocks there were some ntrik
Bluebell and Opening 09,99.
ing in; ovenienis in u few of the low
gunned Itovltu. Mlnnoutti l‘nrlflr lost a
point, but it recovered I‘nlly when the
other Gould stocks lit-came utrong.
Canadian Pacific ndvnnrpd 2 pointe,
Wheeling and Luke lyric Ist pfti. its
and Wuimnh pfd tilt.
WALL STREET, l p. nixwldxcopt for
light buy yup of the low priced (lould
ntoclut w c‘ii puelIud up Wuhnnh l and
Wheeling and Lotus lilrie and pm. 1%.
them quI no routine to the market.
which grew steadily duller.
WWW—a
O'Brien II adv.
ma»
~- head it now.
Last evening In Iho Masonic Tom-
plt: In Wall utruet there were authored
about 150 members ot‘ the Maritime I
lodgeu. 'l‘hey woro there for the double
purpose of enjoying a fine banquet
and witueunlng the conferring of the
Master“ Manon degree by the poet
Inuuteru. The work was carried out in
till exemplary munnor and, though
those who did the work are past mus. ’
turn. they have forgo none of the
fine points of their ormor stations.
After the degree work wnu‘gveu the
'entlre gathering of Inch repaired to
the banquet hall where theWWere nerv-
ed with one of tho beat I]! re they
had I-Idi' hud. Muuy vfere’ anions
lhouo who took the lust car from Nor-
wulk. Old Well lodge. which wax in
viled to tho feutivltleo. wuu very well
I‘opt‘eut‘tliltetl.
[-4 Mollie potutoou,
‘..I) Lawton & Co.
the pk.; tiOc IIII.
TELEPHONE CALL 720. ‘
orlon ouse
*
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R W A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds Of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
’ manhunnni.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL IANKINO
BUOINESI
Capital Surplus and Profit-
.100.000.00 $117,000.00
Bate Deponit Boxu, fl and .6 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prop. .
JOHN H. KNAPP, lat Vice-Prom
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Yin.
Prep.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cuhllr
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathew-on Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jooiah Ft. Marvin J. Wall-co Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Roma
3 Wall Papers
Largest assortment in
the City. Prices from
100t0$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janewny & Caro
pcntcr's, Fr. Beck & C035 Wall
Papers.
ContraétoITOrPaintiIIg
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Houseturnishing Goods.
8m. 810.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
The Young.
Man
who down not
lIiIIllvt.
Start a spring» lit"
count now and in a few
yearn you will have It
good NIZOII III-count. I
South Norwnlk
Trust Co.
lay up
turn up regrets
40’. ON SAVINGS
David W. Raymond
Fuuernl Director and Embalmer
10 North Main Itch-t. loath Norwllk.
autumn. 0 Wuhlngtpn aunt.
Telephone It Milne. m4.
Telephone pt hours, I».
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
Gum M. Holml. M
Wm. A. curtil. Vice-Punt:
Prowl: A. lilo. My A Tun.
‘ pron rrvn
‘I‘: t‘It
SOME buy SuuuntIrClothiug in midwinier—othcrs
prefer waiting until warm days arrive. If that’ s
/ your case and are ready to look—we are to show.
Guaranteed Suits
$10. 00 to $25. 00
Fancy Wordleds Cashmeres Serges.
NECKWEAREIIIRTS, COOL
UNDERCLOTHING
lu iat‘t all Furnishings usually found in an up-to-date store.
SUMMER OXFORDS
in Tan, Patent and Gun Metal =
$3.00 $4.00 $5.00
How about a Trunk when you go away?
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
I J ACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Fathers, Artist Proof, Panels. finishdd in Sepia and Engraving Black
on Rich Old ivory Stock
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patterns .
Jackson’s Studio
Opponltn Hotel 53 Wall St. NORWALK, CONN.
Funcy Potatoes, Bushel, 60c; Peck, 15c
I
Vert (nod Butter. lb ............. 3361Wnller linkers Cocou ............ 180
i‘xilll l'uncy liutter, lb ............ 35¢ “alter Iiukei 5 Chocolate ......... 17¢
llootl l1} ups pct 00?. ................ 25¢I3 lhe Ponchos .................... 256
Home Laid Eggs. per doz ......... 30‘: lbs. l’runt-s ..................... 250
L2 Hui: lie-u llur Flour. . ...... 45c 3 lbs. Prunes ..................... 26c
lint: lieu liur Flour. 80c; bbl.. 86.35 :I cans Tomatoes ................. 25c
:: (‘nus t‘orn ...................... 25c i 3 Cans Pens .................... ..25¢
Rtruwlwrrios, Tomatoes, Spanurh. Radiance. Rhubarb, Asparagus. t‘ucuinbers,
Bermuda Onions, New Pot atoes, Lettuce and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
so NORTH MAIN STREET . PHONE 143
_- u
._-. .- ._.r:__—._._...,
Why Not OWN Your Home?
Six Modern Cottages With All improvements
Located on WOODWARD AVENUE. one of the Most Desirable Sec-
tion: of South Norwaik
lt‘iue row or lurge shade trees. good wulks, level lots,
trolley, and within walking distance of station and factories.
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000
$1,000 Down, Balance on Mortgage at 5%
inquire OI CHAS. E. HOYT
handy to '
Reason NO. 1”"
ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging fire surface on
which the fire strikes. after which the hot gases pass completely
around the dome, allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the wa-
ter, resulting in great economy.
There are other reasons and we‘ll tell them later.
The Argand Boiler CO.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
w...“ .L. . ”m. . w... W .W-W.w
WE SELL
Neverduéty Street Oil
10c PER GALLON
0r Will Oil Your Street for ic Square Foot.
MANUFACTURED av
Century WATERPROOFING Company
21 SEAVIEW AVE. Telephone 308. IAOT NORWALK. GT.
AUTOMOBILES
For Immediate Delivery
NEW AND SECOND HAND CARS, READY FOR DEMONSTRATION AT
A MINUTE'O NOTICE.
r. E. LOCKWOODI ’& c0
AGENTS
OARAGI, WATER OTREET.
t
so WALL “our. TELEPHONE. NORWALK, court}
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Norwalk Chronicler