For apt-inn IuQ; “titular-i it
Q A complete assortr'usul': is!” nuts
‘Q‘HAMI. MADaAI. IA Irh' Dill/i-
lQT,Y FOULARDI iris “1':st
E. K. BANKS
' ' MAHACKRMO nong BLOCK.
'E'VENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
. dwflualnass Dspartmant
2~Naws Dspartmani
a—Branch Office. Not-walk
~Edltor'I RIIldeuss
'Ifi-Miwmditars Ruldonoa
William N Allen has resumed his
duties as a motormaQn on the local
trOlley line's after an illness at his
home in High street, Norwalk. Q
£am'es ii. Broohs, the former chauf-
f r for Alden Salmons and who was
‘Q'Qirer in the anflomohlie business with
illett A Hartford, was in town this
week Q
Miss Lillian Ayres, forewoman for
Cluett. Peabody & CO.. in their shop
in; North Main street has been ill for
the pdst few days at “her home, 51
South; Main street
-—l:er;nes. Derbt'es. u'llrio'n.
Charles B. Runes. of 17 Elm street
been ill at his home for the past
“look with an attack of the grip, but
was able yoatmday to resume his du
ties as c r'penter with Contractor
lQlarty W. other.
'iPnperQa have boen- filed in the court
or common pleas in a suit brought by
Pills Mat 00., .of Danbury, against
t e Alert Hat Co. .,Q of Bethe]. to room or
$1,700 which the plaintiffs say the)
loaned the doiehduhts.
"l‘he Mhrvol Basketball team. of East
Nprwalk. and the North Sides are
sohedulpd to play the third game of
their perish in East Norwslk tonight
The two pro ious games have been
won hy the Or'ih Sides.
.« ~J6ddo-means meals on time Ray-
m‘ond Bifds. Q
QIThe,‘ barn of the Standard Oil (‘onr
'ny hail h'een nto'v'ed Across Eli ave-
n e. and is now on its new foundation. 1
it, in the lecture room of the Norwalk
'1‘ is moving was done by William
ggswell. of Norwslk. Work with
be started on the large brick burn
be erected ‘
Mrs. William Holland. of New
you. formerly of Miss Showoii of :t'
Norwalk. is ill I[Q the home of her
m‘othor, .Mrt'i”. A Ghoheii in New
street Eliot Norwalk. Mrs. Holland
Chute down tut Frhisy. but the close
of theme“ seas h?- considerably lin-
proved.
'vflfa’at ”reduction In Children‘s
lists, 60c add up Great reductions in
Ladies Hats; also. Miss Spoilioy. 13
em 'I‘ei. (lilo-5
:There in mi informal exhibition of
n'dw up prlg'x wa into at N. E. llvan CO.‘ I
store. an today there is the charts of
first choce. la the line am short
afev as, 1 ug' 'Ii ves. peasant sleeves;
h (h neck and fluid. neck; fancy lin-
gerie models as well u plain tailomd
designs.
and finish that lasts Judges will red
onion and yet tho prices are no high-
er than some pay for inferior gar-
merits. SQIo adv '
lWhIt. pro termed strictly fresh alas.
are sonicwlllt mono in marital again;
ofdatasoominuy having
had thp tendency of frightening the
him- out of the good ussolutions that
the coid snap
they won. ifiwlng I weak or so ago.
when one more plentiful than
boy llhurl far some months
[I have been scarce and hi
OWN hens that have layod. flaw bad
price
~Msa I. Boys' Winter gaps. 0 Brian.
tile 1 out for tho new
ton d liar bills which have been circu
o bills are not. clover.
trip at her home. '1 Benton street.
with has ligand". hail rec prod.
0qu is
has remitted to his house alter a row
days' visit with friends in the city.
force. is ill It her home in Grandview
QQsmuo. one of the Tristrsm & Hyatt
“ means.
this recently accepted a position in the
‘ Hardware store, was confined to his
:illmss.
..P.ittahllrz. Pa. where she will remain
Thou film all have I style
ma sitsudod the slim» modding anniver-
a
winter, and those fortunate enough to
no
trouble to dispopo of the ”135' at a 990d
Ban“ in this notion Irotkaopini'i on
tonntet foil
Ilihouslt
of Wilton. spent yes
1;; Mil WNW» : j
rs. SIlnu‘el Lewis ill sick with the
4William 1!. Mott-rink trivial" 9yt street.
«Stewart?Q Teflon. 01' this Country QT
av vi“. a strullile with the .,
figment. lay/relics. 0'! Nash; piuce.
Miss Carrie Stevens; of ’M’Rid old.
stenographor 'for Hobbit. vHa and
Randall Germany. is ill at liar homo.
Miss Emma Millard of Grandvtow
Miss Alice ’l‘orpy, of Cross street.
It A: (l corset factory in South Nora. . 1
walls.
. Oliver autumnal the Norwalki
home in Main street, yesterday by
“Mr. and Mrs. Joht't C, Wrnum, OiQ 1"
Warn. Mnss. lune returned to their
The STANDARD in Quality Aha style
The thouzhtiul buyer will find it always an advantsfle 10 pur
chase Furniture here. 1 '
For These Reasons
it is our philcy to olf'or to our customers only such solid! as can
be honIstl7. rscommsndod and unamntosd.
Our Furniture represents perfection in design.
workmanship. and pri
material and
lower than inferior goods.
We maintain this stand rd of oitcsiienco tlnoushmli Oill‘ Wk-
.‘tz-‘is'TNOI-ru MAIN irastr Q
A A J. COLLINS 8: COMPANY
SOUQQTQH NORWALK.
home, after a tow day’s visit. with
friends in lNorwallt
Mrs. C. A llnrstrom. of Proh'peci
avenue.“ let't yesoooday- afternoon fan
for about p week.
The I). M. Read Company announce
the opening of the new trey tailored
clothes for Qpring spits, etc. See adv.
. The Mi as Laura and Emilia Kings
land. 0 than avenue. have been on 1 ’
lertain as Miss Gladys Morehouse, of “
Greenwich for the past few days
Optician
Everyfliir'lg in the Optical Line
Eros Examined -; Free
so WALL erass'r
NORWALK.
PHONE Isa
Harry Doors. of the Norwsik branch
of Floors Brothers' markoi. on yed a
day‘s vacation Wednesday, an was a
visitor in New York and Bridgoport.
Charles tunes. of Elm street, who
has been ill at his home for I week
with an attack of grip. has resumed
his duties with Contractor H W Math
or. ‘
Carpenters are making extensive ro-
pairs on the Miss Emma Waltoman
house in Hulls Palms. Southpott now
owned by W. S. Hatfield of South Nor
Walk.
Charlesdl. Dilworth. of Union Park.
was badly; shaken up by falling from
a trolley car recently when he attempt
ed to slight. Ho was not seriously in
lured.
Clinton Commanden No. 3. Knights
evening In Masonic (Hall, in Wall
street. The red cross degree was con
feirt‘d.
Harold P. Day. of Norwalk. has”
signed hi; position with the South
Norwaik Engineering works. and has
secured dnothcr with the Barker Mot
or Works.
The Circle of “slit in“ last night
,‘ IQ,
Baptist Church. The business was at
7: 30 and who followed by I devotional
service It 8 (ideal:
The third of the mentions of the
annual cothnilttee on the extension of
the South Norwalk city lines will be
held I'flR! Monday Wil‘ It the
court room_ in Norwaik.
ldncoin Council. No. A. 0 U A. M
will hold their reIhlar weakly session
tonight. in Mystid Chhin. Hail.
ditlan to tho bQutiineflQt meeting there
will he a rehearsal of the minimal
troupe . 1
Putnam Hose Company has made
arrangements to have its seventeonth
annual meeting on St. Patrlc‘k a night
March 17th. It .‘iiiou Hail. and the
members are counting Otto, his album
dance. '
Whaisoovor Circle. of King's Dough
tors of the South Norwslh Congrega-
tional Church. will meet with Mrs.
John B. Lawrence. Saturday after-
noon at .‘l: 30 o'clock. at her home. No.
66 West street.
Joseph G. Perkins. the farther well-
known Franklin avenue saloon trooper.
who for the past two years has been in
Morris Plains. N. ..l is spending a few
days in town and is using greeted by
his many friends. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morwin
'l‘rowhridso Ind childrol. of Weston.
saer of Mr. and Mrs. Howard hosts. in
Norwalk. Wednesday evening. Mrs.
’l‘rowinidite is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Beers.
A road].
managia‘mgfiung of the
city munc w i on a! ivo-
nip; It tli'o codimll’ ”For in Wash:
instep ultrasound from p out indica-
tions there will he on rail business
to hop the armor and bouncilmon
busy until at least midnight
v
$on in the various cities of the state
ny have been passed with apparent
l it e tIonble. This Mi dol
rt 3 till! bust of Harrison bu
fl
its and, the “We
Ir Fill“ “Fl;
“MINI
; I ilk ’1
Mug [th’Qun‘iQrfeit simpls. ;
Wish to homer
Church is. :thtily
Ofifillu
or hill ““0»
”9°“ trouble uvor I little noel
from Melt” in N.
“a... striking his
9.. of some utli IQ hysioian
{which FF“. tho midter- otQ I “Ltd Al'slwsuud dltd‘hs law
90ml! Mid bolus mills tht
Joseph Vitaso of ti Woodward no
has been having
gYork. ill 13er
M0“ 1 0|
‘tooh two
maid do away to DO hesitation} . ‘
yat fits. hwy new I to he got-
y«long ni sol!
“new It lithsmasoosh at. tho
w.
,JI D'Ol'flfi:
Qrilnai oss-
an turn
3 in I ve 'Fti hog"
and iii. in doma-
In agent it sty'ya I. The factory
is within f 1 than and will citations
to until ; 1 are are filled.
'llQlQ. Qa former and well
Templar. hold a stated eonciave inst "'
THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT——
A MERRILL .
BUSINESS COURSE
” ”South Norwalk
uwwmiwr w
Ni ii
iVAltiti
r
tin prices, but good. honed!
100 tents far ovary dollar II ed.
17 Wall Girl“
It pays to get the best
SumfordQQ _Q
(lot acquainted with values offered by the
The Jones 8: liotchkiks Co.
Hamill. Conn.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Phono 742
71-1.
Port ¢hester Q Q
THAN WE OFFER li'i every department of our busi-
nods are not to be found anywhere
lreat \uluos Willi us do riot mean cheap goods at lit-
oda Qtit a fair price. Mirth
When You Buy a ’ Piano
' of Us, You’ re Sure
of Satisfaction
WE SELL ONLY Tucsououm unus-
BLE PiANOSe-AND UNDER sucu CONDI-
TIONS TNAT YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY moon.
ED AOAJNST ANY RISK snort thANO WE
HAVE HAS BEEN cannuunw sxsnmno
AND csoss-sxsuthD BEFORE ws orrns
11‘ FOR sass. EACH is sow UNDER A wan.
TEN AGREEMENT THAT is A BOND. ss-
TWEEN you AND DISAPPOINTMENT ”on
ANY KIND. ws SATISFY You-roux susr-
Nsssnss BEEN BUILT up on THIS Rustin.
TION; AND OUR aprons succsss DEPENDS
UPON 11‘ WE SATISFY you
M. Sonnenherg Piano COmpany
:04 Washington 8h. South Norwails
WOI'H'.
'flf .
An unusuallylhcsuilhti collsctionJOI new and
. charminf I loslin Spring. Wallis make this
section especially attracti 1
There are past Tails“ Waist's as well 5
pretty models suited to the demands of all the
? croutons WM? tir'a dainty Ispsr'm waist is
just now.
, ‘l‘th‘Q'rini hora nylons "NF vQQ’Qitth 98:.
Tara strum
WMDMW
BUY YOUR FLOUR HERE AND SAVE MONEY. ALL THE LEADING QB'RANDS
7Sc Bag
82c Bag
82c Bag
85c Bag
AQT CUT PRICES
Maud S Broad Flour
Gold Medal Flour
Pillsbury’ s XXXX Flour
ionos’ Superlative Ficur
i'J 3“"; "wily
$5. 95 Fill.
$6 5F F Q
$6. 50 Fill . Q i
36. 75 FM: ;. L,‘
vssv FINEST unusually BUTTER. PER pouup ........................... 3n.”
GOLD MEDAL RENOVATED BUTTER. PER POUND .......................... ear
VERY BEST EGGS PER’ DOZEN ....................................... '. . . . . .atsc‘ 1:
WAnaNNTsD noes. PER DOZEN ....... . ..................................... are
MAGNOIJIA on CLOVER CONDENSED Minimal: .......... ;.._ .roic‘
m ' ‘*
EXTRA SPECIAL STAMP OFFERS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY '
.GOc [ 3o Stamps with x 1h. No. x Plantation Coffee. 35o ' .
60 Stamps with r lb. Special Tea ...... 50ch :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka coi’l‘ce .......... gold ' “
~49C'1 so Stamps with 1 lb M. & 1 Coffee .......... 3p;
70 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea.
so sump: with 1 lb Choice Tea”
’lb. Very Best T'ea'. 30c i r 5 Stamps with 1 lb.-
30 Stamps will-i3;
:5 Stamps with 3/: lb. Special Tea. . .ssc i :0 Stamps with I ll).
.& M. Coffee .......... 28c
est Santos Coffee ...... 25¢
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Very Fine California Table Claret ““750 gill}
75c gal:—
NO CHARGE FOR JUGS
Monogram Whiskey; bot .............. 90c Dubonnet French. Wine. bot ........... 3: on-
Old Private Stack Whiskey, bot. ...... Si. 151 '.M & R. Italian Vermouth bot. .......... 58!:
Old Crow or Overholt bot. ........... $1 .'oo§ N. P. & Co. French Vermouth, bot. ...... 58c
Hunter or Wilson. bot. .............. $1. 00 l Gordon or Old Tom Gin, bo’t. ............ go's"
Green River or Old Valley. bot. ....... $1 00 Booth’s Hi h a: Dry Gin. bot. ............ goo
Hollywood Whiskey, bot. ............. :1" .25 Tsxorw C uh Cocktails, bot. ........... $1.005;
Antcdeiuvian Whiskey, bot. .......... 1.35 mom Snatch Whiskey. bot. .......... 83'. 15"
Canadian Club Whiskey. bot. ......... 5:. as Black A White Scotch Whiskey. bot . . .31. :5
A F. Beckmann & Com any
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PHONE 440
spurt-i no
Wom...Q.~.... ..... ,...
lllililllll’llll ills
Hill nu stun
Dr. Plumhia‘y mm Elected
Exalted Ruler by Only Five
Volts Out of 418
.‘IW-‘nw
‘BRIDGEPORT. March 3.-Aflor mm
of the most exciting contests for the
. ofllco of exalted rule: in the history oi
Bridgeport lodge. No. it}. ll. P. 0, iii.
last «suing. a controversy has arisen
II to who was elected but Dr. llurton
ll l’lumlov has been oflclhily chat!!!
the head of the lodge althou
Flint doctor
that on a mint ho was elected by a
as
friend; of Joseph 1.
margin of chm votes.
The contest waged between
friends
Mr. Flint. the popular towu
and collector of taxes in Fall-field. re-
sultsd in the polling of the largest
the total
being dis, an oxirnord nary vote.
number of votes in y .
Wins by Fiva Votes.
According to the first t-nuut. which
‘ will so on mom I» final according to
Dr. l‘lumlay
rotoitod ‘.’itl mm with than ballot!
thrown out. and Mr. Flint polled 206
Frisnda of Mr. Flint declare
them In a recount and that ho was
a winner by a margin of ihroo totes.
At an early hour this morning ldlkI
who attended the annual election ,dl
officers were discussing the strange
condition of slain“, One prominent
be quoted or
in connection
a number of the Elks.
would,
Elli. who mfusedho
have his am used
Wl tho slain. said that
rulersnd Ml
WI. M Will“. Of my nature.
ll Ql'.. his
I.” pt
”SiluriiiF
filolldh ‘hls irisan Mrfl.
sum
::’IE'Q‘:”
lion: utmymwl it's .
know .IFIolit
stain mount and
redo t. summits
not to
Willa“? wold
' ' MON "’6’ Wh'mm
“ii iii.
exsiidd rule!' and you tired
outs to serve as such want
mi. ”MW” Niall
up? the matter It all Mr.
mm
of the Thai candidates Dr.
l‘iumioy. a well known Optician. and
llollii
are d in anyway effect Dr. Plumla
II rowan no
mount. in fact “shut hisq
oidgtwifm and Bean cortiilsd and theta“
Ah “hunt: wan made to Miami»)
home .on Broad
:‘mr t culprit {:35
growth to the scatter y
Plum!”
tho bail and said that lit.
. nothlnl
lint if thorn
one no thiuld know. as 11“ «'30
whit) limp the Elks“
up story normal is th t when the
ialt‘lint of
:ssltluM I y. contest if Mr.
still: had been peanut
heih‘l nah:
his amt inductanceA to say ”WWI“
lhaliai‘o it! will be such. As '
“erme QQl h
kind of a story it wants to. but per-
sonally i would prefer to have noth~
ing to say upon the matter."
Australian IaiioiQ
was
used for the first time and ii facill
mod the voting considerably. The
lodge rooms were crowded throughout
tho Honing and the balloting was in
order from 7 o'clock uutll‘lo o‘clock.
Sironuous eioctionoerlng wasdono by
the friends of both candidates.
Besides the contest for the Miles
of excited ruler there were contests
for secretary and trustee. Charles J
Mercer waI lined up against Edward
F. Nevins for secretary. and won with
I margin of 199 \Olel He had 308
votes while thimi llsd 107.1‘lmoth7
Mill'illly was defeated by John Hot:
for trustee by a margin of 133 votes
Mott‘s vote was 2n and Murphy. who
had never been defeated before re
colts-d 138 votes.
VII" HIM! Blllllllll BE
IN Till! Bl“
ttlontinued from First Page.)
the
clerk
alltius. and furnishes more than two
thirds of the criminal cases for the
business of the court. He argued that
the place where more than double the
amount of business of the court is
transacted is the proper location for
the Judge who receives the larger. Isl
any lid! compensation for the creator
amount. oi court buImeII impacted
by him. llo referred to Mr. 'l‘ain
mudy's qua....catious for the iuduv
ship. saying that he was an intelli—
gent nd industrious young lawyer of
twels or fourteen years practica It
the bar; that he had been for ten
yous a prose-outing attorney for tho
court. and prior to that had been its
clerk: than he was fair-minded and
judicial in his attitude. and thst bin
lo axpdrloncs in the court especially“
had him for the duties of Judge.
Inarsl Frost stat that Mr. Tam
many had on his not tion all the Re
pubilosn lawyers of the City of South
NorwIik. pt one. who was hint-
self I cuudida o Thom was upon his
petition allies of all the banks and
business lntarnats of at kinds in the
city and others rhpro outing several
ftlia churrhoa
«(textural Front: said that tho lanyrI
and tho traditional dduth Norw’stk faith
that both undor the srlsiaat oQuasi-II-
mind for tha‘oohstithtlm than.
- and ham tits ”ditto! tho
ooiirt human «I Wit
that South mums. 'uiitlodoto
have tho iinMhl
to it no of tits » condoms
thmpuolntmnt its «Idiom. at:
hmuid that till! IlaI Aunt (suggest
”tor issues ‘ p.
potatntsnts hId hatgt anneal!” Iarssd
via denial the
I‘lfi
s h’l'IiI-
”i
Merl
It tiitt Q
the Trust Com 'any. and of many oth- -
or prominent oltlssus. representing the 3
.T s... .... -. e-w.._.,_._..
wanna were bola; made to hav,
wo cities united and tho wholg
unsolidated under one city - Q- .
The effort by Norwaik to “I!!!”
from South Norwalii j '1 .
successful, would sin ittar
meat in South Nor-stalk
prejudice against the ‘,
solidation measure. and w 1 .
iy endanger the adoption by th'o ‘ .
oi the consolidation charter. I: .~
referendum for a vote hyd - .
which the charter will cumin -
Already. he stated lthas .-
in South Nor-walk that this dud .
contest was only a onion and
son of the faction? strifeat ,
ousieo that would allow Tw
solids'lod government. x.“
would not affect his own nttianxa
the consolidation question it
have a serious effect when it
a popular vote. ,
Attorney General blah:
General Frost, and sacks of
resentativo character of slip
tors from South Nos-walk 9!
many ‘I candidacy. both from
profanity and the ethos. Q
and businessmen .
reason for them app p'olnttnont .9}
in South Norwa it was that,
now hadbhoiudseof pro ;
worth atone than all the g
the odioars of the town Q
Nomik also had .tha town pig 1_ .
town treds'umr. the town 2 it"
the seleotmen's olhoo: that
of the two cities. filrniahinn
of the work of the court, I
the judge. Judge flight.
viewed the case and mode
peal for favorable action Q
mittoa
Attorney J. Haitian.
the films by srs'ulQQ no
all" th. lawyers .9
all the
number of your
that city. tilts Isl; Q
was
will)!» district lucid .
NOrwalh. Wilton sad Now Q, Q
and that Not-walk was tho hat ‘
tor of that district »
Milt!
t
dhad tits right ' 'm
fluid he paid inn. .. Q
work done: that If 06* Q
two cities were shout two int;
it would he tncouvoniotrt tor
snap“ and about» tohdld
other nitri that it. would
Norwalk Chronicler