'. hue. was-I villtor'in Ilunbury
THURSDAY.MARCH a. :9! t
it Cleanliness & Purity
Appeal to you. then the products
of our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will aurely‘euit
Homo-made
(lastly
Fresh Daily
F. .A. LANE
~ .Iaximrconrscrrm row
to: cans
. Telephone 409
51 WIIhlngton so. So. NorwIIk
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m -—Editer'I Reoidenoe
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwailt and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Friday; colder tonight.
Moderate to brisk west winds. Cloudy
weather with light snow prevails gett-
erally this morning in- the Lake region
and Northern New England with pleas.
ant: weather *in other sections of the
Rocky Mountains. White River. Com,
was the'oniy place to report tempern‘
'ture below zero. Conditions favor
this yicinlty fair weather except pessi-
bly aquaiis of snow and slightly lower
temperature tonight.
TEMPERATURE AvYEAR AGO TO-
1I0.wn 88.
Tempel‘uture;
high, 42.
Cloudy.
Yottwil find custom tailoring of the
right ind at Rogers and Stevens. See
adv.
The B. ilorehileld and Son (‘ompnny
intrite you to buy your ilazeltotr coal or
them.
wrumn McCarthy. of Hoyt street.
was tfonncd to his home yesterday by
illness.
Edward J. Thomas. of 'llol‘licley
street, was confined to ltis homo by lil-
_ noes yesterday.
_.__
Fred C. Rit'dell, of Spring Hill It“;
an
Hartford yesterday. .
“M; you read tthout the Semi An-
nual Clearance sale at A Dicketman
It. Son‘ s? Tito adv. will tell you about
it.
The I]. and N. Whisi (‘lttlt will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. Rudolph laubarht-r at, her home
in Bridgeport.
The Four by Four Whlsl Hub is
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Minot
8. Smith ntrti Miss Nellie irowndes at
their home in South Main street.
Keeper of the Smith street "hotel."
Edward P. Marron. reports having eu-
tertained ibl knights oi the road dur-
ing the month of February. This is In
increaIe over last month. when 476
were lodged in 31 days
'F. W. Perry, who has an office in the
Genetic building and who hits been
confined to hilt home for Illi' past
three months with an attack of gun
grene. will be able to ho III Notwalk
Saturday and will he at his oillcc.
~Mrs. (loo. i). Kceier. at Keogh A:
Candee's oiilce. United liank ltldg..
Saturday. to execute pension papers.
It was stated last night lit Bridge
port that the Norwnik high school and
the AnIontI high Iohool basketball
team would play on tho armory court
in Bridgeport next Wednelday night
for the same to decide the state cham-
MOIIIIIII.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles s.
Maciarland will entertain tomorrow
arming It the parsonage. 31 Bayvlew
. avenue in or or the 7th birthday
of the put I mother. MrI. Sarah A.
Hardy.1'ho reception will be from it
to 10 o‘clock.
Oockenoe IIIytuIltet-I' Articulation
will hold I putting tonight in lied
Ilene Hall. A ter which the robe pin-
oohlo experts at linen and Cookenoe,
will fill Witter for the seventh nit-
tinx in tho tournament between the
two lottI. At present the Nor-walk hay-
Ieeda have Itiotui or 11,035 points, and
they have hen putting their hayrlkeii
in condition to keep the lead. Bloih.
(Berlin Norwaikerti lit up and take
notice) 0.
WW
AIpooiIi meeting of the Non/Iii:
(but: «I held tut evening to consider
mention iobIIIIdI lathe or-
eat of Ilium room. but nothing“ Matte
W done and the committed no
will toes I: the matter further Ind re»
port It I tor putting. an menu
of the mile: the pool tournament
gust”. VI“ not played. is arm
W'UINOI‘IMME I
m to have em tittII
‘ I billiard Ila between W in-
are“. mod to III III» delimit.
run to. are» $9.pr
.. .mn—
We write all forms at
Automobile
InsuranceL
Will gladly explain. Telephone 16
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
74 WAIHINGTON CTREIT. IOUTH
NORWALK. CON N.
TELEPHONE 136-!
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
r—COLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG ITORI
FOR SALE
NEW aorta caureruo LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Water Ohell Point, Norwalit
Porcelain Filling
is the material you have .boon
thinking about for that cavity in
your irottt tooth. only you may
ttot have known Just what term
to apply to it. it is superior to
all others it‘ gold is not. used is
not affected by acids. has good
edge strength. is perfectly aanl~
tary, and no one would over stts- ,
port the tooth had been tilled. he
not. confuse it with other iiiiings
you may have heard shout. (‘ornc
in and let me tell you more about
Dr. .I. H. MALLERY
16 South Alain St, South Neruik
Hours: 9 I. m. to I p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
In Our Needlework
Department
We carry a full litre of
“Royal Society“
embroidery lions and packages.
In packages:
JABOTS
SHIRT WAISTS
CORSET COVERS
COMBINATIONS'
. KIMONO. NIGHT ROBE!
CENTIRPIECEB
SCARFB. ETC.
I. LMALLE'ITE
(remedy Nines Demon)
88 Waehiuoien at. Tel.
“0
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO 8
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OP
BUSY PEOPLE
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
GENERAL IANKING
IAVINGI DEPT.
IAFI oeroen‘ VAULT!
W
CityNationalBank
TRANIAOTI A GINIIIAL IANNING
IUIINIII AND OFFER. IVINY
FACILITY CONOIITINT
WITH IOUND
IANKINO
tel ‘ I- u. and Inst.
01% "I atom
uh DIIIIII III-I. DI and 0 per your
“WIN N. NATHIWOON. PM
JOHN H KNAPP. ill VIII-Prue.
PR'IDIRION N. ROWAN. III VIII-
WILPRID WWII-h Min
OIRIOTOII
I. H. Nathan» loam! Grumman
John hi. Knapp IIIIII Mervin
gunman Net-ti “'2‘ 3. km"
."W must” I a. urinals
_ the work or the players of tho major
There were a large number 0! entering
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM
Schedule Arranged and Players Being
Selected for the Coming Sumo.
With the line weather of the past
few days comes the thought of the
one great gatrtow—bnaebnll. Already
many of the fans are looking up and
tricking orrt their avorito team and
leagues while on their annual training
tripe south, is being closely followed.
Just what the season has in store
for the lovers of the national game
in Norwalk is not yet positively known.
One thing has been stated. and it is
bellowed to be so, that there will he
no learn to represent Norwaik playing
at Amusement Park this your. as there
has been in the past season Not
enough morrov to pay for the trouble '
taken to get teams here was made
that. year. iiids are out for the tield
which will likely be leased to a local
team. The blot walk Amusement Com-
pany is to hold a meeting tonight to
consider the bids.
Another {\or walk team In which
much interest will be taken is that of
the High School. While they won tto
state championship Inst y,cnr the team.
nevertheless. tampered \ory favorably
with the other teams of the state in
its class rrttd this incl is borne out
by the manager being able to schedule
games with teams up the state that
had before this limo t'ol'nsvd on the
ground that the local learn was not
inst enough. liy the graduation of
last your and tho [outing of some oth
or members of the letttn. a low good
players were lost and while they will
have to be replaced they will he mur it
ntissrd. William llorun. the fast
catcher. has graduated, and this im—
portant position is still open. though
there appears to be enough candidates.
Who will Wi,‘ tho backstop for the
team this your Is ltol known. In (Inor-
tricri. Norwaik had one of the threat
all around players over listed amtmg
its student roll tittaruleri entitled dia-
satisfaction nili'll, but there were malty
times when he was there with the
goods, and had he not been tr mom
her of the pitching staff. tho team
would have lost many a game. Martin.
another of the lwiriors, is gone. lie
was the highest butter lost your, and
was rtn it“ around good player. in
gun. at cantor fluid. rustle his that tip-
pruranro lost your and did himself
attd the school credit. "(I played av~
cringe bull throughout the season, and
not the kind that is good tintetimoa,
but not often enough. The school
suitors rt grout loss itt Seymour, the
last third basurtrau oi the last year's
team. He made mid and would have
been a great addition had he remain
oil at school
lint tho prospects for the coming
your are not so had as they may seem
students and It Is expected that many
of the how men will be out for the
pint-cs ”WHIP“ by those who left and
ill‘ndnalt-d. There also are still it ion
of the old men and they will in all
probability play lhik M‘Rmill, l‘olm‘.
who stands good for captain when the
election (‘Ollli‘lL as it will in a tow
tliii'is. IB slIIl till Hit. ”It, MIR wurk
needs no praise as he I! well known
as a sure mun. l-‘orris is also in school
and may be u candida“~ to succeed
himself with wry good prttspw'ts vii
landing a place. “0 is also somewhat
of it pitcher. Greenwood. \l'ynn. (“ow
tt-llo. Mt' Matron anti Aiken. all of last
year s pluwta on tttlrur It‘ltlll \till Int
out for ititrl
.\ H'I‘) good stltodtrlc has bwu or
ranged and it is hoped that tho lull
Ilul will be pIitFOd out. The Hi‘Ilt'iIlIIi‘b
will he out in printed form shortly.
The intuit-s are uit follows:
April 1‘: *llarrisou at Norwalk.
April ii»~-ilridgoport at Noruuik
April ill .‘iillot'tl at Norwnlk.
April 1“: Milford at Norwatn
April 3i llolhul at Norwulk.
Apt-ii ".‘ti I‘itllllllt‘l‘ at lntnintty
April 2n i‘ot't i‘lwstor at Norwalk.
lrecnwtt‘h at Norunlk
.\iay Zl-v-
May fiw-iiarrlson at Harrison.
May iti-»~~.\'t‘w Hot-build at New lio-
i‘llllIIl‘.
Mu) i:l~~-i’rolrabl_v (in-riook at Not"
unlit.
Slay I7~~litldgopurl at iiritigt'porr
Mtiy ‘.'Ii iirocltwit'it rtt tir'ot-ltwirit.
Milli 'i tht littlilt‘ Hi'lliiillllitil.
May "7 ltuubury at Nurunik
Jtttrt- Zi~~liority ill Ntrrwnik
Juno .3» ilitlgr-Ilold St-lrool at liltltio
iioltl
.lrtttr- lti
tor.
.Iunt- I7
I‘ori i‘lwsit-r at Port i‘htts.
wilt-Imp violets ut Norwnlk.I
run iii yttt Silliii
WALI. S'i‘iiiim‘. liizlil a. ntu’l‘itu
stock mill‘kol opened dull today. and
was inclined to heaviness. although
price changes were uninumrtnnt. The
three speculative favorites. littiou I’ll-
cihc. Heading and li. a. stool were oil
“it ouch.
WALI. ti'l‘ltltlit‘i‘l‘. II I. tn.-»~'I‘radinrt
grow more active alter the owning
and prices dot-lined a point or more on
rigorous selling. Home oi the special
line which recently had been under
manipulation showed extreme wealt-
noes
WALL STREET. Noon. “boiling dur-
ing the morning session materially tie-
prnuod stocks, which at midday had
failed to rally to any appreciable ex
tent treat the low point. There VIII
some liquidation. the adopt or which
I q
The Home of 1Hart Schafiner & Marx Clothes
Ctr Stein Tailoring of
the high Kind
It goes without saying that our tailoring to right
from beginning to end; for our reputation is cstab~
halted in custom work as well as in readyeto-wcar
clothing.
We (1 like to show you the choicest selection of
Spring iabrica wti we ever shown—ail the new weaves
and colorings to be made up into satisfying Spring
Suits
SUITS from. $r8 to $45.
TROUSERSI from $5 to $12. '
Fit, style. satisfaction guaranteed or nothing to
pay.
SPRING HATS are getting frisky this weather
They' rc so handsome they all
want to get out o’doors and be admired. Derbiee and
Soit Hats $2. 00 and $3. 00.
i
with good reason.
.3
.g. )
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwallr.
TWO STORES:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
CLEAN OATS!
At my old hobby tritium—giving good. soil-screened oats.
This
ought to bee matter oil” course. but it Isn‘t. and as long as i do it Garden Spinach .......... ' ................. ltic 13o "-50
“0"” than “MW” 91“" I'm “""i‘ I" talk “""m I' Strawberry BeetI ......................... lilo 13c 51.50
Ask for "ilotrnte iiilps." the very choicest the market otters»- . B t Punt kin _ ”c .10“ 31.10
largo harry outs of very bright color. t‘ioueiy t'IIlllli‘d and handled with u p """"""""" ' " ‘ a: ‘
great care. Oi worse I cannot oilor thorn at the ruling price oi or- N~ V- 3‘"? Pure ---------------------- “"0 ' t 13‘3' “"5
dInIry oldie. but the dim-rotten in rust is not a matter of any great Black RIIPberrieI ........................ trio ». 130. “.50
““"““‘l""‘““' “ “‘“‘ "M" mm.“ “ “”- "0‘" 0' “ill" "“9 mile 3'01" Red sit-panda ..................... 18c . V 13o ".50 .
horses sick and in the bud you ll had them most expensive. Black Raepberriu, “I.“ ................. 50c 35c ; $4.00
MANUEL TORO HATCH. Snider'l Cflwp ....................... .. . . 30". 15¢: $1.75
- ‘ OliveI, bottle ........................ lLlc . :8; 95o
First in quality. last to price. alweyI in the minds or its eastern 5‘,“ Oil ' .......... . 10.. ..5°_ 55¢ .
ers—ilqppio Home Ground Feed (or iloracs. Cattle and I'otlltry. Bonelou Chicken ............. .. ....... Init- ,35o $4.00 '
. Lima Balm ........................ . ..... tilt: . 409 $1.10
String Beeps .................. . ....... ... i‘ic . . , . 100 $1.10
.. w 1.-.........»..~T‘ . 3!!!! . m!» .- I _ . - Blue Label Soups ......................... 2w. ‘ t 200 $2.25
‘5: .1; iAnco LobIter . ............................. tar 42c $4.75
DON‘T BUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
THE
HENRY “40” *
A BIG. POWERFUL. HONE‘TLY BUILT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
SIX MONTHS BY THIE MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
98 SOUTH MAIN 81’.
Phone 692-2.
was heightened by short selling. ’i‘rs~
dorI, influenced by Itivicen from Wuh-
Iretis appeared inevitable. were dllptwl
ed to be bearish. Reports of extonIlvu
ilnanctn. mnwmphtted by the lit. Paul
road was used «I I much I‘m Ieliint
that stock. made were Ireauior.
WALL s'raas'r i p. tum-The am»
last hardened I trifle durin: the noon
hour. but grew dull on the improve-
mum ,
better read the Ipeoilll in Homer 5.
Been a Oompany'a adv.
mm continue its
I“hr the IIIIII or the Gospel in
We. amt
finest tor A innit” a
A meeting oi the library direction
of the (iity or hernia and Olly o.i
sheath Nowell: will be spill on Friday
evening.
4 I
toxins that an extra scenes or (itin-I
.4..—
mwmam
' held to
For the Freshest
and Best
FISH
.. .m— “..-_.--.-m . .-.............
Go Where They Handle
Nothing Bttt FISH
--Frcsh Every Day
BLUEFISH .................. 150 lb.
SPANISH MACKEREL ....... 150 lb.
LARGE SMELT .............. 14: Ill.
BNAPPER BLUES ............ 12:; lb.
Roe and look Shad, Week and Fiat-
flIh, Halibut. Herring, Oink Cod. Had.
dock. Pollock. Round and Long CiImI.
Creenport OyIiIrI. EIoIIIopI
rararrtorrs tits
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. Fam
FREE DELIVERY.
.. “mm w. 9...... ..
IThe list
I Lumber an
I
I liadderI»OrdinIry Ind Extent
ion. 12 to do it. ‘
Window than or entry ducrip-
Butt “Weigh“ and it til.
liotihicd Wooden O tiIrI. the
“Lincoln” AIrbIIt Ibrio Root.
ind-.1. sierra treated.
a.
MA
in “wiggle: and
I‘ u
*ereai
mholdbeedey‘l‘
'8: Bailey Company
iIOUYH NORWALK. CONN.
Mill Work for Everything
I Pram to I Palette
CPICIAL'I'IICI
One. two and thromply ’i‘Ir PI-
per.
staterI‘ Paper.
Crawiord Peachee
Cleveland I Baiting Powder ........... . ...... -.-. . _. .. . ....... 2.10:. 20c. 40c
Of Interest
to {Early B‘hyers
W
' OUR SPRING CLOTHING IS HERE. 7" ‘
ALSO THE NEW SPRING OERBIEB, ‘2 AND C3.
THE ROYAL CUSTOM TAILORING. SAMPLES
FOR SPRING ARE READY FOR YOUR INSPEC-
TION. IT TAKES SIX DAYS TO GET, ONE OF
THESE SUITS—A GUARANTEED FIT. PRICES ‘18 .i'.
TO 330.
SOMETHINGNEWTO SHOW YOU EVERY
WEEK.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Inventory sale
Reg. price. Sale Price Per 00:.
‘ 20c .
$2.25
F. D Lawton & Co.
22 SOUTH MAIN STREET
>- s
.... ... . ...Y. . _ ...... .,.-._- VTT
m» .- .....-,
Have You a Wilm-
out Wash Boiler P
Special Offer
For the Next Thirtywhays, We
Will PaySl for Your Old Cop-=
per Boilerw or, 500 for Your
Old Tin Boiler -——- regardlcss of
condition, towards the purchase
oi the
ous $3.50 Savage
Extra Heavy Copper Wash Boiler
“THE BOILER THAT WEAR! A LIFETIME"
A. I. ANGEVINE St SON
COMPANY
Sheathing Ind iluilden‘ Paper.
Hair inIolIwr Ind mulching
Papers
' beaver Board. In excellent Int»
Itttttte tor lath Ind ptIItIr.
in: or the cricket club It Iv Illh odi-
iflt. Odom, curl were elected and plans for the:
M unai-
Sleighs fer
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Norwalk Chronicler