Apposb‘to’ you. than t ’o productI‘
_ of our bakery and Candy Kitchen
willlsuroly suit 1
Home-made
Candy
Fresh-Dilly
F. ALANE
aAKsav. coarscrtoaaav
Ics casAu
Telephone 400
51 Washington on. 180. Norwalk
lflflll Ni
IVININO IINJINEL TELEPHONE
A
DOE—News Department
baa-«Business Dopartmont
Mad-Branch Office. Nomlk
I00 —Edltor’s Rosldsuoa
nab—City Editor's Residues
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to.
night and Wednesday; rising tempera-
ture Wednesday. Brisk ‘ West winds.
There is no welldofined storm area
east of the Rocky Mountains. but con-
siderable cloudy weather prevails with,
light rain in the southwestern sections
and ilurrles of snow in the Lake re
glon. The tempemture is below zero
in the northwest and freezing tempera-
tures are reported except in' the south-
ern sections.
TEMPERATURE A “As more.
on
Temperature:
Clear.
Low, 49; high. .59.
lioleprool socks. six pairs for 25c.
at Joseph Davis‘. See adv,
Special prices on flour in the (from
Ft. it. P. Tea Company adv. Better read
Read what the letters 1!. P.
for at the Union Pacific Tea
puny.
stand
(toni-
a...
Masher and Flynn invite attention to
their superior brands of wines, liquors,
etc. See adv.
Jones and Company lmlte you to get
stimulated with the values IIffcIed in
them. See adv.
Frank 1’.
Store force. isl
Riverside avenue.
lady. of the Boston
ltoday at his home in
if yen buy a piano at the M Stillllell-
berg Company store you are sure of
satisfaction Boo-adv r).
F. D. Lawton it; Company are adver.
tilting an inventory Sale of canned
KOOds in this issue.‘ The adv will be
found on page five. lion’I miss it.
At the regular meeting of Our llro-
there Lodge. l. 0.0 F..which was
held last evening the third degree was
conferred on four candidates.
The ladies' id Sewing Circle of the
South Norwnl Methodist Church will
meet for sewing tomorlovd afternoon at
2 o'clock and at 3 o'clock will have a
regular monthly business meeting.
The Epworth league. of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
its monthly business meeting and so-
uial on Wednesday evening at the res.
ldenco of Mrs. B. M. Andrews. West
avenue. .
w...
The degree team of Court Narruk,
Foosters of America. held II rehearsal
last evening at the lodge quarters in
Water street. Norwalk. in anticl Iatlon
of the big class initiation am the
tourt’s anniversary celebration on
Sunday. April 30th. .
Among the Norwallt people who
went to Westport int evening to so
tend the card party and dance of the
Children of Mary of the Church of the
Assumption parish were Oscar Wslv
our. George Collins Genre Allen. Wal-
ter Hyatt. Edmund id eartby. Mish
Sweeney. John Mathews“ llliam Pow-
ra and Edward MoAllister. A very en-
loya‘blo time was had. .
A largely attended roosting of Con-
cord Division. Sons otToInporsnco.
was bellman availing and dual ar-
rahgotilflts for tho coielLI-stion of the
sixtyavonth anniveraar of the or-
ganisation of the division were com.
plated. There will be II elaborate
little on nest Monday vetting. The
stats smears will ban at and tho
‘ committee in obsrgo is stat-mined to
make the affair a memorable one.
The remainder of iota week will no
a lively one at the N llk Olub 'l‘o»
marrow evening folo owing a special
meeting there will be (pihoohlo games
and a i toomsmdh la the latter
game J. Koelor. rated ill. and C. a.
Bollock. mod to. will I: h for honors.
Thursday evening titers ill ho played
a billiard tournament hotwoon lasso
Bullock. at“ to. and W 1.. Olson, ras
tad 70. are will also a poet tour-l
namont me between . 0
rated i2. and II. A. Addmon. rated
so. On Friday evening W 1... Olsen
rated 160. and if lam llwood. rated
130. all cross out pool tastes.
The games suited till, its interest-
ing and afford much all Moment.
was-rut. II this _
Headquarters for to! on Patent
stadiums.
it
Balcoim.
It not; laser III-am
Automobile
IaSuIance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 166-2.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
fl WAIHINOTON NTRIITI IOUTN
NONWALK. CON
TILIPHONI ill-I
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandles
“OLD AT-
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG ITORI
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE also. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shall Point. Norwalk
_Painless Extracting
Everyone dreads pain. and it is
not a cowardly thought either;
even the strongest and bravest do
not enjoy suffering. The soidierly
way of bearing pain is to think of
it as little as possible. Now that
is a good way to have a tooth ex-
tracted; dont worry about it. or
get nervous over it. foi- in my of.
lice I am taking out teeth every
day and the patient does not sat
for at all neitheI does he have to
think of pain afterwards.
Try it and see for yourself.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
III South Main St. South Norwall
Hours: I a. In. to s p. In. Bun-
days by appointment only.
in Our Needlework
Department
We earn a full line of
“Royal Society"
elllill‘oidt‘i‘y floss and packages.
in packages:
JABOTS .
‘ Bl-fiftT WAIOTS
CORSET COVERS
ICOMIINATIONO
KIMONO NIGHT R0858
CENTERPIECES
SCAM-‘8. ETC.
1. l. MALLETTE
(formerly misses Dawson)
bl Washington It. Tel. «0
~u
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO B
m THE couvautaaca or
susv PIOPLI
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OININAL IANKINO
“VINO. OI".
OAFI DIPOIIT VAULT.
CityNationaiBank
IUIINIIO AND OPPIRI IVINY
Moltl‘rv oousvmu'r
IANKINO
ital
013300” alum
late Deposit Iomflsadhparysar
JOHN H.P.KNAP lat Viol-Pros.
raaoaaloa it. ROWAN. m Vloo
‘ Olftlc'i‘Olla
I. H. Mathewson Oamuol Grumman
Christian Myst-la John ll. Light
Hoary ssymr . Prod l-l. Rowan
TRANIAO‘I'O A OINIIAL IANKINO
WiTl-l OOUNO
lurpltts and Profits
IOWiN" N. NATHIWION.Pros.
WiLPNIO IOWILL. Cashier
John H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin
I. Nurlbutt
Iomog'oms‘huiav of
quI on. II aloe deposit. II. .I' 0... ma
moot this evening.
Carpenters' Union Local 746.
meet this evening.
will
Frank Mace, of llarbor IIvuIIne, is
confined to,his home with inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
Mrs. William ll. Payne. of llivur
street. who has been seriously ill is
improving nicely.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Skelly. of
Norwalk spent this morning in New
Canaan on business.
Fred. N. Smith, manager of the
South Norwalk ofllce of the llour was
able to be out for a short while this
morning.
Walter Hugger. of New York city.a
former and well known resident of
NOI walk spent Sundav with his blends
in Norwalk.
The Volunteer Circle. of King’s
Daughters. will meet this evening with
Miss Mary Everett, of West street.
at eight o'clock.
The pool game between 0. (Savannah
and J. Gregory, which was to have
been piavcd at the Nutmeg club last
evening was postponed.
The engagement of Miss Ora Mae
Hendricks, of Bilvcrmine avenue.
Broad River, to Robert F. Allen, of
Norwalk, has been announced.
Regular meeting of the l-‘ellowcraft
Club will be held this evening. The ac-
counts for the recent minatrol show
will be cleared up at this meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kellogg of
Ward street, are the proud paaonts
of a bright baby girl who was born
Saturday night. Mother and child are
very well.
The degree team of Court Narruk.
it“. of A.. hold a rehearsal last evening
in their rooms in' Water street. The
team is getting ready for the class ini-
tiation which is to be held in April.
The Egbert Club will give a supper
this evening to their former pastor.
Rev. George Drew Egbert, at the clue
pet. hir. Egbert will come to town on
business and will see some of his old
friends. llcnt'ili be entertained by the
club.
A letter received from Andrew ll.
Mon. manager of the Noru‘aik office
of The Sentinel, who left Friday for
Florida, was received from ('hlll‘lf‘tiI
ton. S. I‘.. yesterday. Mr Lynn ‘rcport-
oil :I very tine trip and um sonaickntms
lie has to tune llil’ill‘il at illlllllllll
yesterday attIII-uoou.
Auouling to a \Uli‘ of: he. i ii\ loan
«it at \‘orvlnli. at its last illlt‘lllliz .I
light but. lll‘i'll plated in .IIlIwIIIInaII III
the lights IlepnrtquIII. iiunlrl F. Team
or. in f'iark street. Titostrcet runs
along hack of the Main street stores
and It wanton «lurk to keep the uIIIle
net‘esamy on those \\ll0 frequent
plate for mischief
WOOD-—WOODCOCK.
*I I "'
Nov-walli- Civil Engineer Wald“ New
Haven Young Lady This Afternoon.
The many friends of' William J.
Wood. the Wt'll‘kllOWll and popular
WostIIrt young man who recently up
card an office in theIGasottc build
ing in Wall street. were very pleasant-
ly surprised this morning when "my
naked for him and Were informed that
he was in New Haven where he will
be IIIaIricd this afternoon at ll: 30 p III.
Mr. \i cud is It civil engineer and hn-I
many friends in Nornnlk. ills first
work of public note after mating to
Norwaik was in making maps of the
location of places that were used in
the Schataer case when George Selim
the case of the slate vs. Henry C. Wnl~
tor. for the death of Austin Fletcher.
lie is a member of many local clubs
and lodges and was last night voted a
member of the board of trade,
Mr. Wood's bride is Miss IIIIliIlI Eliza-
beth Woodcock. of lllghwood. New
Haven. While not so well~knowu in
Norwaik. Mina Woodcock is neverthe-
less a very charming young lady. She
is the daughter of prominent New liav.
If people
The ceremony wil be performed at
then onto of the bride this afternoon at
it. til). tho Rev Mr. Whittier.
ilrookileld Co gational church. ofil»
r. Whittier woos col
Mr. Wood ad they are
personal friends.
PIP! HILD FOR HIGHER COURT.
Wils’l‘POit'f'. ll‘eb. tit—Vincent
i’epo. who. it is alleged. shot Edward
Melclwoo tn the log during a card-
game last Saturday. was arraigned be-
fore Judge 8. A. Partly here today.
and probable cause being found on a
charge of assault with intent to kill.
he was hold for trial in the Superior
court. The bond of 81.000 required by
tho court was furnished.
liars is It pretiv story of gratitude
from the Denver Times:
The conductor stop ted for the fare
of a young stenograp or. who discov-
ered that she had left her nurse at her
office. she said: “Why. l‘m afraid i
haven't any money with me." looking
very much embarrassed.
The conductor said nothing. but
stood there and waited
“i guess lil have to get off.” said
the girl. "i have left my pocketbook
III the office "
"Hare. lady." said a boyish votes
It nickel l'll lend you "
she looked at the boy and tool: tho
nickel. “thank you." site said. "i’ll
pay you back it you'll give me your
name.”
'“Don I worry ‘bout that. “ he replied
“I In tho kid you give filo halt a dot
lar to lat‘ Christin“ when you Hit
. too soilin' para down by diver.
isavos’tfo’rgvt you. l'la tum flaw
the
was run down and killed. and also in ,
of the .
routing from a cross the aisle. “i got .
l
racy submarine" assumes a max oLorI-Isa
SIR!
over soon. ‘ "
your order with no.
order down in a hurry.
The New page
24 Wall St.. walk.
~Ww-.«
HAVE YOUR. armor. SUIT
oaovsRcQA'r MADE HERE
If we could carry our sample line of beautiful Spring
fabrics to every one of our friends there’s no doubt about
our doing the greatest season’s Custom Tailoring business
As we can ‘t come to you,
as show you the fabrics? Early orders don’t have to be
rushed. you know; and the clothes are ready when you are.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS TO ORDER. 5:8 to $50.
SPRING TROUSERS TO ORDER. $6 to $12.
TWO STORES:
1.".
With our reputation for fine tailoring—satisfactory
tailoring—you Would have no hesitation in entrusting
And with the rich, exclusive weaves and colorings we
show from which to make your selection. we'd have your
will you come to us. and let
'Yl
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
Pit-i
HENRY
A an. rowsaruu Hoassrtv'anitr coat.ou40AaAn'rsai roa
eIx mourns av rue manned-bags Ann Isa DEALER
40”}
3 Lo BENEDICT Agent " 2.23:":
For the Freshest
and Best
TELEPHONE 108.
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WAIIL‘OTRERT. 10:10 a In. wA‘ nia-
iorlty of the active stocks opened with
gains from last night‘s class today. Lo-
lIiglI Valley and Minneapolis. 8t. Paul
and Bault Ste Marie were the strongest
with gains of Irpolnt each. ll. ll! lion
her gained its. American Agricultural
Chemical a. u. a. aim and Reading
‘A and Toledo. St Louis and Western
pill. 91..
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—-tltoclts
moved upward in mlpcnao to active
buying. much of which was centered
on a raw specialties. Padilla Tote
illlono advanced three points. than
lariaa Securities Iii. find Missouri be
it!“ i. latter the active stocks booamo
heavy in tone. and receded to should
lair” night‘s elm
.I‘ point adds: ye
If WALL eraser. Noah.
soulaw
tidal Maoist a more twisty 1' to-
FISH“
mlEl‘RI‘i'Ifil‘f.
Where They Handle
Nothing But FISH
--FresiI Every Day
ILUEFIBH ................... 150 lb.
SPANISH MACKENEL .,.... .15: lb.
LARGE SMELT .............. 14c lb
SNAPPENBLUES ............ 120 lb.
not: «flock Shari. Weak and Flat.
fish. Halibut. Herring. Steak Cod. Had.
dock. Pollock. Round and Long Clams.
Oroaoport Oysters. Escaiiops
Cutbill’s‘ Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
day, when the stock market seemed to
have recovered largely from the efforts
of the freight rates decision The un-
Iiertono was good through the morning.
although operations were largely re
stricted to professionals. as the bank-
ing interests and larger investors pre-
tend to remain out of the market dur-
i the present unoortaintv as to the
ca ling of an extra session of Congress
it'lIIctIIations Wore narrow but‘ most
stocks made gains during the morning.
Bonds were steady.
can“
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—~—Stantlai'll
stocks name Into active demand after
' midday. the rise commencing in Atcbi.
son and spreading into other wall.
known dividend paying railroad stocks
and industriala. Atuhison moved up
it points. 1
HOUOHTON IISTINO WILL.
Nltlw YORK lien. 28.» No material
change was reported today in the con-
no?“ of A. c. liouihton. a well-known
manufacturer or North Ad
tiara. In * Donation
WING
”TOWN!
f“who is seriously ill at the: HF:
plight versions
in“: wow p. v"
Of Interest
to Early Buyers
TO '30.
SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
.Jr...1.-_.---
OUR SPRING CLOTHING IS HERE.' . l " 3 I
ALSO THE NEW SPRING DERB|E3. ’2 AND .3. 2
THE ROYAL custom TAILOHINO ,bAVMfiLfia 1
FOR spams ARE ason ran voua
TION. iT TAKES st save 10 oer ONE or, I
THESE SUITS—A GUARANTEED FIT. PRiCEa sis in
Price’s Clothing Store—i:
98 Washington Street If '
F D. LawtotI & (10,?
g2 scum MAIN eraser ‘
a.-
mono I. . f:
. ~'l f"
snow vou event"!
I -.. Wyn? .
“a I.
CLEAN OATS! Re! who Sale Price Poi-Dos
Crawford Peaches ........................ 28c 20c ' 3225'
At my old hobby againwgtvlng good. uI-lisrroened unis This Garden 3 lnach p ‘ I '
ought to bus matlm of course. but it isn‘t and as long as i do It p """""""""""""""" hr 13‘
better than anyone else. lm going it! talk about it 5"‘“b°"’ 3“" """"""""""""" "‘V 13° - . ~
Ask for llonnie i‘ lips" the \t‘l)‘ Ihclresi the market offers 3°" Pumpkin ---------------------------- W" 106‘ - .l - -‘
$21.2: heir-I!) OFF: 22:;in lilting: :‘chR. I HM“ «tipped and handled with N. V. State Paar: ....................... 27m 18c ' k $2.i 1‘
. .. . ( u or IIIII ill III» ru ug nice of m- I I
tiiIIIIIy oats but the difference in wet III um .I Initilcr of‘ any great “I.“ ”awn-m”. """""""""""""" W 13c '
InnumpIeIIII :Ii‘eit fi‘lll‘ IIIIlrI nu ll tau.- l our or IliIix (mitt make your R", Raspberrleo """"""""""""" 1"" 13° »
litiltii‘ a all k and in "11' end you 'il find them most ex \pI palm Bllck Raspberries. glass .................. Inc 35c '
Snldcrs Catsop ........................... 'llII 15c
MANUEL ‘LORO HATcH. Olives. bottle lilo gc'
Hm in Quaint pat. in with .1..qu In the minds III III custom 93'“ 0" ~ _, W 56 ' I
OTB "01“". nan [haund Food ff”- ”CTNL‘H. "NJ!“ [ind FUNNY}: Fonda‘s; Chicken . ....................... ‘32P 35C -.
.Img cans .............................. :l‘ 10::
string Beans . ........................... 130 '10c I" "
Blue Label Scups . ...................... 2.2. “20c' ' ‘
Anco Lobster ..................... 5 ....... trw 46c "
L 1* » ' ' "
’ Y I ‘ Mr
DON'T BUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU‘ HAVE HAD A LOOK AT Cleveland's Baking Powder ............... «1 ................... 10c 3:305?”
THF NFW SCIENCE
Definition of comm
Chiropractic la the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iusting the same. Diseases aro caused
by a much. twist or sprain in the
bash. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
into;- lifo la the different organs and
at s.
Chiropratoors remove the cans. of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonislagtho sis
II vs systems in your body.
orvonsnass. Rheumatism. Pauly
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases aro given special attention; also
Curvature of the Bottle. You will
never roam giving Chiropractic a
' chill“ L0 DOW IOU.
. 1:. runners. D. c.
M WAOHiNOTON or. so. NOIWALK
Magnetic treatments Olvon Also
1 - . .J.
mm
. \vuo
lathe
1 COAL TRADE?
Who buys cost right?
Who handles ooai right?
Who soils coat right!
Who delivers coal right?
~WI DO—
Thoso are our strong his
"knows” in coal: t'sm will:
WE ARE “1T"
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazleton’ WCeal ,
the anomalous...
, . water“: ,4
out».
. are dead at Fort Washable. 0h .
' fects of drinking wood gait-elicit?
i ing to dispatches from Littttior.
' The three are George Enos. hi
, well- known athlete at C rlislo
uJuaJ. ‘
. getting along very niceiyu
I . day in the Selectmen
The following real estate 4.
have been recorded on TowW“
Herbert R. Smith's boolfh rill '
past three days. ~ ’ '
Joseph Naggy to Charles garden”
wire :lots and buildings Docking
avenue.
Estate of Hiram Fitch to Middllo'ml
Hawkins. one acre land, Howard *'
htrf’oi. . . a l g.
Brian D. Sheedy to um...» old-
can. and wife land III-II building"
Main street and Perrv a'venue." £1“ ,
Henry «1). Whitney to AI. W. ”been." " ‘
and M. ’I‘. Creagh. three lots. Bound
View TeIraee. ’ mg ’
Maurice Tromkos to dailies R. a... “I .
eight acres land and buildings, Scrib- ‘
ner avenue.
Deals 3. Naggy and wife to hardy}.
Tomas. lot and buildings, Lexingtotg
avenue. ‘3.
William F. Tammany to Inaccurate
Wright. lot and buildings. Fairdol it
“Xi?" “STEVIE.“ ‘ 1““
tails fat 0 to h lit) to'
Green. lot and buildings; (High ‘3:de
M
NOAWALK Has mos woman
in tho Norwallr Fire roam .goo‘t
tournament. which was. completed lull
night, Grace. rated undefeatodmtv
land. rated 7.3. thus winning tho. 1
one The plnochle tourn
gin tonight. Last nights
:g’nt wit
“3... t .
Grace. lib. arid“.
lilil
llII
Referee and scoreIwiiyington. \
luoIAN roo‘raALL home's ob
OMAHA Nob. ran all. i‘i‘hro
shone ludlans. ono of mm a ,
graduate and football stoma Carlie
”’1...
it.
Wind River Reservation tram
George Jr.. and a relative. Miss
Serene. The younger nos
Hoseera N01“.
Mrs Kenney.h of West. port.
charged fromt to hospital
Harrv Graham. who as
in Wall street. Butardi!’ one
Today the last of #1,...”
, when. ‘
omoials are ”9",.“
Norwalk Chronicler