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CPRING PATT‘RN IOOK. 56
when purchased wflh Pattern
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masctthuo norm. spoon.
scorn unaware
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mater 01mins regiment is approved.
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EVENINd magma: TELEPHoNs
ind—Business Department
92-2—Nows Department ‘
M2—Branch Office. Norwalk
. ~Edltor's Residence
Why Editor's Rosidonco
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William,” Norris,.of Dadbury. was a
business visitor in Norwalk yesterday
Dr hkid Mrs. William J. Tracey, and '
daughter Kathleen. of West avenue.
gen;- visitors in New Yolk city this
es
Miss Alice Torpy. of Cross street.
Norwalk, has taken a position in Miss
Spellacy'g milllncty store In North
Main street
~Men’s, Boys‘ Winter Cups. O’Brien.
.lohn P. Treadwell, of North avenue.
has returned from a vacation trip
spent in South Carolina. where he re.
gained his imparier health.
~ it will pay you to read the adv. of
Homer 8. Beers and Company before
purchasing your meats, etc, for Suki-
dny. it will be found on the eighth
page.
i.
A stated communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108.1“ and A. M..
will be held at its rooms. Tuesday
evening at 8 o‘clock. The E. A. degree
will be worked. ,
George Mitchell. of the firm of front
ture dealers, l‘. A. Mitchell & (.70..
Wall street. spent yesterday in New
York city. He was purchasing the
new spring styles in furniture.
. Dannie. the youngest son of Captain
and Mrs. Melville Youugs, is quite ill
with fever at his home. Charles ll
street. Dr. Wells is attending him.
His little friends wish him a SllL‘Olll rc-
coverv
The Travel Club. of the Norwalk
Methodist chukch, will meet next Fri
day evening at the home of Miss (‘nro
lyn Smith. in Union Park Eveiv
member is requested to ho present
anéi an interesting meeting In illiiii lpn
e
I". L. Chandler. of‘Cbcstpal slroel,
Norwaik, who’ is employed In the of-
fice of the Sealshipt Oyster System
in Washington street. spent 'i‘liursdny
in Bay Shore. Patchogue and other
cities on Long island. on business for
the firm.
wUmbrellas-i. Umbrellas.
O'Brien.
Mrs. Della M. Sanford. of Franklin
avenue; probably one of the very old-
est women in Norwaik. celebrated her
95th birthday on February 2nd. yester-
din. She entertained friends both of
ternoon and evening and recehed
many handsome gifts.
(l. W. Wixon. who has been foreman
of the making department of the stiff
shop of the National Hat Company, in
Danbury. for ten years. has resigned
that position. his resignation taking et-
tect on February 1. The employees of
the making and forming departments
presented Mr. Wixon with,a fine token
of their esteem as a parting gift.
I "‘"Z "
Miss Madeline Manor, of leldsn
avenue. is s ailing the week end with
her friend. in Blue Stark, a fre-
quent visitor in Norwnik. at the. home
of the latter young lady in New Rd
chalio. but evenin the young ladies
attended the ammo dance of tiles tud
outs of St. Anaelina Colin; at which
ant.
-Where to buy seedless ital. ()r«
sages. Figs and Dates. French Wal~
nuts. Spanish Grape and English Psa-
nut Brittle. Mabacliemo Block, 65
Washington at. cor mun 8t. ..
Over forty ware present at the re-
baht-sol this week of the chorus which
:pto alas the cantata. The Rose Mold
:1. for the bonoilt of the Sunday hive-
.iling institute in March The same
number lit-ported. 23:1 thofig‘er l1;-
von 6mm r oi a
Stile“ not! 0 ostra or the dc-
, ulon also promises to be a large one.
ext Wednesday evening will be this
last opportunity for joining
chorus. . ,‘
"‘WW'W. . .
in an order from the Adjutant-soil
oilicc it is announced that‘s?
aomindtion of Second Lieutenant l-i
trod H. Dresser of the First infantry.
C. N. 6.. to be captain and riparian
r succeeds Captain
, an \attack of the grip.
the
I
EYB.
m
if your boy needs a pair of high cut
shoe: read Glover's adv. before pur-
has us.
if you want to know how to make
ti. bedroom beautiful read A. .l Anse-
vine it Son's adv.
W
Mrs. W. A Stevens is confined to
her home in South Main street with
Everett Maypowtherr of Camp
street, ‘P ill at his home with an at.
lack of allatnmatory rheumatism.
and imperative.
Henry B. Smith. of Branchvilie.
spent yesterday in Norwalk. and while
hero visited a number oil old friends.
. MA 1'
Today you can buy. Keen ‘Kuttel‘ 1219‘N0RTH IN "HIE
knives. scissors. carving sets, etc., at
50% discount. Bee F. A. Mitchell's
adv.
High grade House Furnishings is noW
oil with ReductiOiis of 15 to 30%
Globe-Wernieke Bookcase restricted.
NECESSITY Knows NO LAW and that is why every article of Furni-
ture, Carpets. Rugs. Matting. Oil Cloth and Linoleum is embraced in
this sale. for the need of floor space {or our Spring stock is immediate
Decisive action is necessary now.) on our part. and a
[trend opportunity is offered you to save money on all purchases.
The A. J. COLLINS 8: COMPANY
SOUTH NOfiWALK.
feeling that. ”will!” mlilt be done
‘to prevent anything in the nature of
the reckless consuming of human life
by living competitions. says a Marion
0 ble to the. New Ydik Times today.
his feeling is evidenced in the de-
termination which the leading spirits
of the British Acre chasm showing
’to devise measures by. which unnces
i only risks in dying sxhiitions for gate
imoney may be restrained, and prob
ably not a single meeting of tbiitiilnd
will be held in the United Kinnlom
lander responsible auspices in the year
-just begun. . .
Long distance crosscountry flights
are being encouraged. for the foot that
in the past your out of thirty‘tllree
Mrs. Harold P. Nickerson, of Holden
avenue. entertained the members of
the Exchance Club on Thursday after-
noon st her home
W
Rev. 1. A. Marsland. of Port Wash-
ington. N. Y., will preach at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning and evening.
Optician
a”
@. 0B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
as WALL'sraEsT
NORWALKV’
. PHONE 433.
, The skating on moduli! Pond in
Riverside avenue was excellent yester‘
day and the hockey team of Harsirom
‘Eves Examined Free
Preparatory school held a practice
deaths of aviators only We occurred
in ions- distance nights demonstrates
that they are much less dangerous
than exhibition flights. made partly to
pander to the craving for sensation on
the part of the moneykpayiug specter
tors.
Robert Loraine in an interview to
day said:
"No thi‘lklng man will deny that the
price of progress has to be paid in
aviation. just as in any other science.
and no one ought to grudge the
sacrifice. Neither thirty deaths. nor.
sum 9.
Mr. and, Mrs. ii. J. Shorwaod, oi‘
Nor-walk have moved from Chestnut
street, Norwnlk. to Quinturd place.
Miss May Murphy, of East avenue. .
spnet yesterday in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. George i. llaxton, of ‘
Ellucrest, Norwalk, who are on their
honeymoon trip, are spending part of
it in Washington. They called this
week on Congressman E. J. Hill.
i‘
If You Don’t Decide Today
You Will Find Us Here Tomorrow
Merrill Business College
Oiilccr Bryan H. Silk. of the Nor:
walk police force. has found a male.
bird dog. a setter with red and white
color. He found the dog yesterday.
and as dog warden is holding it for
the owner There have been he re
South Norwaik
“Stamford
1
. Port Chester
for that. matter. 30.0000. will prevent
persons from continuing to fly in the
peculiar psychology of dying a series
of deaths, far from making aviators
who are still uninjured more careful.
has precisely the opposite effect. On
the old theory. possibly. that light~
ulng does not strike twice in the same
place. those left. imagine that the gods
are appeased for a season. They.
therefore. consider themselves im-.
, muno from disaster. and do not fail to
act accordingly.
"A distressing ‘teeturc which stands.
out in the series of deaths may be
found in the fact that the great ma-
jority of the fatalities in the last year
were not so to speak. legitimate ones.
but fatalities due to carelessness in'
some form or another on the part of
ports about. the loss of this particular
dog and it is not known who owns the
animal.
Margaret E. Hoffman. of Bridgeport,
filed a petition for a divorce from Al-
vin- C. Hoffman. of Danbury. in the Sir
parlor court. Bridgeport. yesterday.
The couple acre married on May 20.
l885 and she alleges that he married
under the alias of Kanbaupt. She al
logos habitual Inlcinpcrnnco and intol
erablc cruelty. 0N VERY EASY TERMS.
people attended the. dance in Cran-
uury. last evening. under the auspices
Victor Z Edison
Phonographs ’
and Records
WEEKLY 0ft MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Quite a number of Non-walk roan; F. E- LOCKWOOD & CO.
the aviator. They may be classed un-
der three heads: i. Carelessness gea-
orally; .. Relaxation of nervous ten»
sion on the part of the pilot, and 3. The.
airman‘s momentary loss of the hori-
zontal or balance."
Over-confidence. in Mr.
opinion. is the worst danger.
il (l Wells in an interview today.
said:
"i believe the limo will come when
flying will be the ordinary means of
rapid locomotion all the world over.
For long distances it will take the
place of the Mauretaala and the 91-.
press train. That is a very distinct.
of the Young Men's Athletic Associa-
tion. in Washington Lodge Hall.
Charles and George Presasur. of Cliff
street. conducted a straw ride to the
dance, thus 'iiffordlng transportation
over the route not traveled by the trol-
icy.
itlt‘rank Rooney. of Holden avenue.
will referee no more high school has»
not ball games at the armory Tho
lea'jn has decided after the decisions
at Mr Rooney last week that they are
deserving of a new reform: and Charles
Valentine. who has been the scorer.
will take that olilciai position. Reich
ee Rooney will referee the big games
for a time at least.
--~(toal for boating and ranking. llay~
mond ilros.
Monday night the next meeting of
the Norwalk City Council will be held
ind it is expected that a steal many
important matters will come before
that board for consideration. it is
limctlcally sure that the miter Of‘ithe
chief of police will be brought up and
an attempt made to choose a new
one. But with tile city run by an ac-
ting mayor. perhaps the council who is
satisfied with this state of adsirnwill
also be satisfied with having an acting
chief of police for a time. it is said
that there are other candidates in the
field beside the ones figuring most
prominently. and there is every rea-
son to bottom that the ballot for chief
will be taken many times before W, ,
tnony is reached. .
eunuch for Asbestos Shingles.
so Wall Street—(Phone) Garage Water Street. Norwallt, Conn.
IT'S ALL RIGHT TO FLY
HIGH
and to speed up your car to the
limit~~or beyond. nut it's well
to know intimation an accident
happens you n tum the Job
over to as. and have everlthing
put in pcrfect.oondltion quickly.
And this is into whether the
trouble is s trifling disarrnuge-
ment or a serious smashup. We
know how to take care of car
troubles. o
W. A. .‘Hanford
42 North‘Maln 8b, 8. Norwalk.
Asbestos “century” Shingles
“THE ROOF THAT OUTLABTS THC ‘LHLDINO”
Asbestos Century Shingles are the first practical lightweight roof-
ing of reinforced concrete. A great many people have the erroneous
idea that a building should be constructed much stronger for Asbestos
Shingles ihiin for othor kinda of rooting materials.
it! any building strong enough for shingles. tin or iron
This is a mistake.
is su'ong
Pleased to give vou full Information and prices ‘
What might have been a serious
runaway had the time of day and the
For III. by CHAN-CI H. AUCTHOI’B. 0 loavlovo Av... .0. "0le ,
condition of the weather been dinn-
snt. took place yesterday afternoon
about .1 o‘clock. when two of. m
man‘Jsmes H. McNamara Import
o3. Filmed t: tone“ of his trucks. dash-
e u apes own (it “as“.
walk. around the “3%,“ a meliil
Hill. Because of iii “a
lAdders~Ordlmlry and Estoni-
Iou. 12 to 40 ft
WattlttmOiass of every desorha
Salli Wei his and (l.ord
Mon dad com Gutters. lwo‘
"Lincolii" Asphalt Fabric Roof-
iiis. warranted.
I“... .5‘m . ..—...-.lle-.I.”_ ....“
noon and that thew rm
that there was little “‘ch about the
done. it Would have
this for W nosing:V $30 pipes. ‘
in brown «if the b basil. they
had gained smimmsutu in “dig
had-mole w and 1k can: ,
later.
New York oil .‘aro its coiling tutu ‘
to play Norwsik on Monday night in
miracle inthe time,
a «sold»
iii". 30% can
night. oi?" the ii. .
’l‘he Univ llama! ”vol I ill
the Armory. For high school's spools
”mm“-
The Hatch 8i Bailey Company
Lumber and Dammit?“ for Everything
skdciAEriss. . ,
*One, two and tiirosply 'i‘ar Ps-
liair insulator and lkosisnlng
7
pili‘
Blotsvo‘ Paper ‘
Sheathing and llulldors' Paper.
PM‘QI‘I. .
Beaver Board. an excellent sub-
stitute for lath and plaster.
planners.
.i i can
prospect, perhaps the matter of a cen-
tury. i think it probable that for
many decades flying will remain very
much as it is uow~a means of display
and a sort of theoretical triumph of
man over the atmosphere.
"1 prophecy an enormous uniouat of
progress In mechanical contrivances in
the next few decades. but it seems to
me that what is probable is altogether
trivial in comparison with what might
be done. it is not to the sphere 0! avi-;
ation as it is practiced at present that
1 look for the flying machine of the
future. That is much more likely to
be developed in experimental labors.
thrice than under the stimulus of
prises and utomoney and i am con-
vinced that when it appears it will be
on entirely different lines from ther ex-
isting aeroplanes.
"The most promising work i know,
, of at present is that of Capt .Dunns.
whovbas boon peggingxsway for a ppm.
5 bar ofyoars at the problem of automa-
tic stability. At present the acrobat".
is Micaela; the whole time. Any re~
iasation of his attention or chance in
his physical condition leads to disas-
tor
."Wbiic matters are in that stage
aviation must remain very much u it
is at present but directly you not an
automatically staple machine which
relieves that enormous. uncouth;
strain on the man. you make a very
' big step toward practicable dying for
“(be general mass of the imple.‘°‘
”me-W” ,
ADVIRTIIID LETTERI.
Below is a 1m oi 1...... command
uncalled for at the following peak. oil.
i can for the current woos.
Mirth Nomlk.
M. Anthony
In. Food Bailey. Havilsnd Rouse.
Stephen Bull 83 Wash. 8t.
Mrs. Charles 16 Dennis:
John ll. Duhr.
iliiu Halon Ewing.
ill-s. Alice Hall
4 I. w. Harris. .
"Mrs. Marry Q. Johnson. till lilasi
Washington as O
... .
Insecure bull‘s.
Mm Masai-aw Pine at
t. 8. Million.
In. 0. I] Quinn. .
llamas Card Go.
in» autumn Smith. _
‘ (loo Ni Willis. ~
' W. l. Ward's".
1V " E.B.CROWE.P M.
«emails
no: la
”till it...
t it. read River. ,'
which “
Loraine's ‘
annotation mound hacienda Indus: ‘
We m'v'e' kbhé ihibnbii inir iiééil' Add 'ééi‘éc'l'eh' '3” limited!)
Suits Wot :12 to its 'l‘onlxbt tins
RAiNcAPEB................... .. ...........
Children‘ s Rain Capos, all sizes; good 32. 50 values. On sale,
05.00 RAIN COATS. ”...“...m ..........
Ladies' 85 00 Rain Coats. on sale tonisbl. M. 2i
WAisTs .. r .
to dozen now Sprint Waists. some entirely new styles; all .
On sale tonight 31. 24.,“ .
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i
_ coasen‘
60cCorsets .............
ClBOorsets .......... 1.. .....
59c CRIB BLANKETB..... ....... ......... ..
no Crib Blankets. regular use. On sale Bargain Basement. Bile...
UMBRELLAS .. . .... ...,....,,.,..
On sale tonight. 10 do: Lndies' Umbrellas, every one guardu ‘“~'
Tonight Mic. .
......uw
....‘..rr.'..“r
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29¢ KIMONOS .....................................
Closing out 10 dozen Short Kimonos. regul‘ar 29c.
noncrvu.‘
0!) “i5:
APRON omoHAme ................................ .. 5‘.-
On sale. Bargain Basement. Apron Glughams. 5e yard.
$1.00 GLOVES ............................ 9o .
Ladies' Mannish Gloves. regular $1. 00. On sale tonight. 69¢.
RUMMAGE SALE ‘INyTHE BARGAIN “GEMINI?
...k . .
SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY
moo 3. BRAND nous ................... '. .. bag. 77c; bbl.. as
MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK, can ....................... ...i
cnowu ASTER AsPAaAous TIPS. can .................... "
. 25:: can DAFFODIL eLicso PEAcHee ....................... '
20c can CALIFORNIA PEACHES .............................. "..ise
20c can EGG on GAGE RLUMS .......... . .................. the
13 sunxisr NAVEL ORANGES ...... . ..................
TEAs cHéEaE WINES
COFFEES zoos Liouono
A. F. Beckmann 8:
as a as wAsHmovos s'r.
‘ new choir will sinswili be May ‘lth. as
2 liquor denier. from all overalls state
2' association‘in Which all of them were
lithium.
lam at «when the mil-s or tile as
l W arrives '1er “mossy
‘ Rosalyn Namodw for New Inland lio-
JO
® Ema SpeCials
, —-—AT THE AaP STORE-1
‘ ‘1
i ‘ Suit-n .
lies: Creamery Ilutter ....... At cost 25 pounds for . .......
Magnolia Milk.s can ......... ...10e 20 pounds for ,
Clover Milli. a can ..... . ....... 10c 10 pounds for ....... .........
Adz? Milk, a can ......... . ..... 9c 5 pounds for ........
Evaporated Milk. large can ...... 10c AfiP Floor. 24% lb. bag
The. Great A81? Tea Co m
124 WAsHmo'rou or. SOUTH‘NORWALKm
Tel. .No. 909. Dollvorlu 8:80 I. in. and 2:80 p. m.
NORWALK Hit-Hooter CHOIR.
w
Sacral Changes Will Take Effect the
First of May. 1013;. '1
The, music .comtnitts'cv of. the Non
walk Methodist Church has completed
the Sunday Evenlni In
The ionow‘ing‘ia a sketch
Taylor. of Chicago. who .
the personnel of the church choir for institute tomorrow or
the year 191142 and the first day of from his biography in Who'd
May. 1011, the new cbflr will take the Amori 0&-
He ims born in Scheme
York in 1851. and is a grad ~
eial educational institutions. i ,
Rutgers College. . ‘
His early life was spent
try of the Dutch Reform
gregational denomination? t
teaser of sociology at. H -
inary.
More recently he has”I been
at Obicalo Seminary
sity of Chicago. He is
and the leading teacher in
School of Civics and Pill
which be was the founder » W
the editors on The Batu? . w;
The 3"“ work. of his
the to and develop
cage melons, a great
merit. f Which he is the
whenmitb his inmily. listi-
ot the most coarsely pom!
obchiouo.
Here he wields mat ' -
political influence. lsrsely in
this with Jane Addams. oil
in an adiolninl district.
He is the Mood and ~-
the people and Chican-
the cent" or a multltodb
M 0! ill. dill." it“ meets and agencies. ‘ ‘
contributed “00 to Hi. "muse dad I Then i. hardly p. moygm
tassmeium- wallet in event of mm of. industry may: ..
Mandel-inch boosting up «on man which p. is not associated "
Was to nodal“ that manual in men will“,
shuttles. inst they did not receive as 3 M5“
«stash rAvckt about '
linemen wound hp. ‘ ‘ .
l: :A moor on to loud and scv- A in
ml the upstate aim" who st to a" . ”$3,23m
i
“m m have am an
iMeilen of the use York
/ ill) and Hartfprd rat
of Foley's ills we all i,
ll Will it
places of those of the present choir.
who will by tbht time have handed in
their resignations The choir the coin-
mittee has engaged in as follows. 8o
prsno. Mia Alice Ester Smith, who is
at. present: singing in the Washington
Park Methodist Church. of East
Bridgeport. contralto. Mrs. Elsie War-
rou- -8mltb. or Nor-walk; tenor. George
H. Hirsi. of South Norwaik; bass. Hor-
ry L sterling. of Norwalk; choir diners
tor and organist. Charles Ch lves. of
Norwalk. The first Sunday that the
the last day of April fails on Sunday
.... ...... m~~~m
LIQUOR DEALERS LOOK FOR 0300
‘ THEY GAVE UP.
toll Wino Dealere' Amelatlwi.
' There was a mason. oz protestant
at New Haven, Wednesday night to
consider the alfalrs of the New. Klax-
land semi Wincand Liquor Dialer:
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Norwalk Chronicler