Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 11, 1911 · page 2

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stand the hit: mice 0

ligilllcs the dunner in neglecting uppsr

oilmcnts oi the thmut and lungs. ’
'l‘t‘cst every cough oi cold as being,

possibilitiss.
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their situate.

vented cold are not able
'n’vad‘mg bacilli—no
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wii entirely

that sign oi‘ ‘cutching or
this flower 0 “SlRClLliii” to cut shortlil
ti o ilIst done or two oi ‘SlR liuv
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mood continued (lost-s or n day out
C“ “WWW a“ fistula: étgxzntndlgolds or other lhrrfitt
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k‘loi‘u‘l‘Iueltri’l‘hblcs lake It custom or £3 “Om: all-
‘m‘ nil bottles nutllnotonly meyou r; Iildln a -
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At a recent meeting of tho Nutmeg Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Shove, oi
Club it was voted to hold the regular No. 8 Sound View Terrace. have been
dunes in Lockwood‘srlisil. April 2i. in Browncrs. New York, this week.
The committee has secured Spoidei's Mrs. Shot-0‘s mother being ill in that
orchestra for music. place.
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to get good results from n stove. heater or turnncc that
is broken!
If yours is broken. just send tor us to repair It. sud
supply any ports that are sum out—«we have on hand
' at all times RUTI AND Film (‘7 AV to replace bnrnud
mitt lire bricks.
. Bond for us today.

The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.

17 Wall Strut Phons 702 Norwsik. Conn
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLV FURNIOHED
, I 00 at the Moon 80
I - I . h p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class,

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Guaranteed for one your by
the manufacturers. for 81525. For lull psrticulsrs call or sddrsss

F. E. LOCKWOOD & C0.

09 Wall GMst—(Phons) Gsrsgs. Wstsr Strut, Norwslk. Conn.
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Comel Coffees

Othsrs outlaw. i... on to tslts 3th: plscs or ’Clmfl. can in
soiled pscksges only. for 30. 33. 35 sud 38¢ per pound.

I ‘ " The UnlOn Pacific Tea Company

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(doniitliiod hots “jam Puss.) ff

it. Wood. William.“ st. llcttsp A It.
ilsldwlb and it. w Kemp. .
Attornerwhldword M Lockwood.
Nearly all at it: so his sin yet no-
tivoly unsound int c Ivor oi this ss-
souisilon: lli’o burs diod sud two oth
eIs hut/o moved i‘uun the town.

If Mr Mums (optinu‘sil as president
ior u term of live yours. ulvlnx lihor-ul
Iv at his thus in tho work of the or
ganizsliou. and with his board of di-
rectors was instrulnculsl in the so»
rompiishmont of many things which
have born of isstiux benefit to the
room. He r'cilicd May 27.1903 upon
the election of H. M Kent Its prosl»
dent.

At II "testing held January it 1899,
by- laws woio adopted with Article lm
'Tho name of the association is "l‘hc
Norwslit Business Mott‘s :Assoriutlop.’
Al‘llt'le 2~ «‘"i‘hs ohlccts sud purposes
of the association src cooperation in
business. the stimulation at busincss
ontorprlso. the promotion or friendly
and social intercourso. with each (fiber,
tin» collar-lion or claims and u unity
oi effort in increasing the husincss
prosperity of tho town."

The annual duos or the nssociution
were live dollars.

lunusry I? 1899. the meeting up
pointed s committee to assist in the
formation ol’ s state association. This
committee was President Adams. with
Attorney Lockwood and Messrs. 010v»
or. Prowitt sad it. it. (loidon.

During tlto’yosr 1809 frequent moot-

IIIIIs ol‘ the association wero held in
South Norwsilt.
‘ Tho first smoker or outcrtnlumcnt of
the “mutation was hold in tho Athen-
oum. March 4. ititlli. At this time one
of tho principal sddicssos wu mods
by (incarnation hl. J. Hill who since
that time has addressed the sssocls»
tlon soversi times ~

Tho records of the sssocistlcn show
that it has boon active st siI times
In the turthsrsnco or sit mttsrs thst
would in any wsy benefit Norwsilt and
vicinity. It has been I cloning houss
for all the complaints oi the members
at the sssoclstion. us well ss of tho
people of Norwsiil

We have on our roll or membership
nearly all 0! tbs rush in our city who
are sctlvsly sound In businsss and
msny who are not.

The mayor and councilman 0! our
city are msmbors. the seiscttnsn at
our town srs momhsrs. We hsvs or
s member so cx-soveruor or the sons
The congressman lrom this district.
and It is no secret that us coins very
natu- hsvin; s llultctl Btsws senator:
it was no limit at tho usocistlon thsi
we did not.

The association but been severely
criticised for not doing msuy things
that in the iudsmont at some dis
gruhtlod member or person it should
huve dons.

It has occasionally received praise
or credit Jor the accomplishment of
some much-desired Improvement. “‘9
orcssiondlly hour it ssld that oil that
the Business lion's Assoclstion do is
to have It hsnouot ours or twice s
your and not ready for it in the time
between those Intcrvsis. i think. how-
ever. that this opinion does not pro
vsil to buy ‘srost extent.

On the contrary. i so! sure lust the
genorul lmprcusion of the hoopla of
our town is lsvorsble to tho nssocis-
tion and that it bss been of rcry‘

great benefit to the community.

Only those who how» boon urtivcly
engaged In the. work at tho sssocln
tion hsvc vary definite innit-mutton as
to the rcni work it has done.

Homo. i regret to any. on» Inclined
to mensuro tho work of tho uusocls-
tlon from s strictly comInt-rcisl or
personal point at visw; this In ill)
iudgmcnt is not correct or fair.

While the association in Its early
history was used pr ncipslly by its
numbers for the coil ‘tlon of accounts
and protection oi the cxtending of
credit. it has gradually cxtcudod the
scope of Its work until today our bill»
cars sud directors are interested in
tho walrus of the community. from
the stsndpoint at business. oducsticn.
politicsi or municipal» shin.

its cities-rs or members directly or
indirectly srs responsible tor much
thst hss boon accomplished in our
town. since the sssoclstion was or»
ssnisod.

A brief summary ct souls of tbs
work at tho sssooisuon. Tits loos-
tion of new industries wouidincluds:
'l‘ho Joseph both I Uo..Ri0hr.d Mul-
ler. Smith 0. Kwtmsn. lit. (loans
Pspsr sod Pulp'Cm. Postsl 'i‘y writ-
sr. 00.. Ohsuvot & Couitor. 8
Msnutsctsrln; 00.. Ciustt. Pssbody s
00.. snd my othsrs.

Municipsl Aflsirs.

l The rscsnt ccmplstlcn of s now
rssormlr for tho city at Norwsllt thst
insures s libsul supply oi water ior
stony yous to cams. thsrshy risking
ths city s much tacos dsslrobls loss»
tips tor sithsr rosissnusl or locum

I)“ P90!”

Tho improvsnssnt or our hsrbor is»
cilitiss. tasking It possihls tor us»
Isis ct Isrss drousht to costs to tbs
hood si ssviastlou ssd dissipation!-
csrso.

A nstv postodios in his city of Nor»
wsllt with hsttsr postsl not“ in'tloli
sm bolero.

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stoic mm

A hsttsl‘wstsm or sssssssisst sod“

tourism-I mm solids is... .
Tits improvsmsnt of our MI.“

ssrvlos A still. sissst

tin-thu-
is multimillion is his i “or out
any of mum Waggon
chssps. is now Mil. stud slut

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. revolts. Thorn no fewer critics.
moss sinxin tho 'Ai‘ritiscsk ct Nor-walk
than forms: y. "knot: liars" m
srsduslly growing into disrspulo and
thsir plscs is bolus taken by an army
or "boosters" who can has nothing but
maroon. substanttsl dovsioptncht oi
our town and with It rid road to do

tIIsiI-rshsrc oi the wor in tort ersncs
at then ideas.

Thsrs is tbdsy II sincere and surnost
demand on It consolidation cl sil parts
of the town of Norwslk ubdor ono form
or government doing away with the
present untortunsta condition

This association has botcrc endors-
cd such a mhv‘snisut and will undoubt-
cdly he found sctlvolv constant In tho
promotion of the cause at this time.
it is ll. very sols statement to mskc
that consolidation can never be so-
compiishod, unless tin». si‘lort receives
the cuccurslrotnont ol- the business
mun usscmhicd hero this evening. but
with your endorsement and encourage»
must it. will be accomplished und Nor
walk will rocslvu so uddod Impotns
In the progress It is making.

The [loud ol‘ Trude is advertising
the fact that Norwslk not only offers
uttructivc inducements Its II location
for factories. but an ideal place (or
rosidontisl purposes. that this is he
ins upprcclst‘pd is evidenced by the
fact that a number of. soles of proper
ty for the purpose or building rosi-
dsncos have recently boon mode.
There is now nearing completion on
the West Rocks road the Iltsndsonis
residcnco oi s new mombor of this
association. Mr. Brooks. who sunro-
ci ten the advantages that Norwulit
c on.

A Iurther evidence is the purchase
at s lavas property by one at the
honored [mom «I tho evening. who
we understsnd trill soon basin the
erection of s pannsncnt home in our
midst

Time will not permit us to churn
crate nil or «on d small part 0! the
good that this association has boon
tho mhus of doing. The oilicsrs sud
Insmbsrs are not seeking this credit
They. will continua in» the tutors to
watch for opportunities to Improve
conditions in onumldst. thsy will con»
thins to tslts our little trooblss sud
srlovsscss sod sssIsI us in s solution
of them

I suggest to the members thst they
do not hssits’ts to so to our president
and tall blip Ill their troubles, either
business or family troubles. it mat»
tors not which. be will ho only too
slsd to hou- them sud suggest s run
ody. If your tubs out too high. toll
him. It tho idiot you expect do“
not come on time. tell him. it tho
snow Isn‘t olssosd from your ncixh-
bor's wsllt. toll him. it tho dust is
too thick tor yo “next. summer, tell
him. It any at use things happen.
don‘t go on tho strcct sud complsin.
but so to Air Price sud givo him so
opportunity to "(Addy thud. thus yiuu
promote. one of th purpoIIos for which
the sssocistlon w organised snd you
ms) llud that your injury ls more
ismitd lhun Yell utter )ou halo dis
cnlscd ii i

Vic lnuc lust oiottod s now board
0' otIlcers. huddd‘hy President I’riro
'l‘hey srs all up 'n whom we intro
the utmost corn) or» sad sho can
lia counted upon t ho honest saliva
and ready to cars If the business in
tomb 9! our W

That they are w in; to «0 m. and
dams Ihslr timsoshd energy In our
.ehslt tones li compulsory upon us
as good cltissns. sud ss member: ot
.uis Board of Tr p to in every wsy
to the extent or

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our shllitl'.

III coopsnuion there is strength
and It seems tu me that in no plncc
run it ho more trug thsn in the work
of this sssotlutlou‘ Wu must not to

hcr. until the

(other and pull. oi
03““th tlon has boon no
IIonIplishcd.

norlt oi thill runs

The Ilosrd or Trsdo has sdvcrtlsrd.

'Nothinu tlmt Ill" be dcsircd lhut
Norwulk tltml not offer." but us all
do our share to brovs the truth of
this assertion.

\I‘o advertise that Norwsllt is II (the
town to residc in. to do business in.
thst our mochshics sro contoutod.
that our schools gm of the host. thst
we hsvo tine rosds. Moonsts tire and
police protottlon. thst our muniolpsl
sllsirs sro intelligently and honestly
mounted. thst our railroad and wstcr
usnsportntiou urn unosooliod. that our
moo are the mosthonsst 1nd our wo-
men the most hsndsolno that can he
lound snywhsro: we holiovs sll this
sod so sdvsrtissrio‘snd it osllsd :upon
we» must be mdyso dollm the

I. ,
I no It slucsrs hoiiovsr In Norwslit.
nstivo town; I .hsllovs all the [cod
th gs that ass M'Issid shout it. but
out unwilling to um to snvthlns
thus is ssld in dismount at it.

i hollows mlly in the Bosrd oi
Trsds sud Its must omens sod l
have“ tor them the amusement
or every rumour at this sssocistisn.

Pollcwlns 3dr. my. IMII. C
ll. Dichsrscu “menisci in s Minor
thst not only mum. list plsassduil.
Its no wsruuy sinisudsl (or "his in»
psrsopstioos isms A. Isl-roll. who
is now proudest oi tits llnitsd Slates
sum (3 rltion. ”I cost esiiod 0h
by Ur. tor s M mom. Ilr.
l‘smll spots ss followst

Mum: isms A. Ppmii 'sys s
ms». to malignant.

lir. Prs‘sldost sod Mom at tho
Ilosrd of TM. ct Norwslitr .

lspsrsoists tbs mum at bolus

t st ”guitar mot. ’As It notiv‘o

only lilo wsd

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torts mods to sinus h'sr istsrssts
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Mao. slid. to provs
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Oil 01) .
on s: for cyclopins your cdtdtuhrcs
them and II cad. It hos alwdys been
It scores or guest satisfaction sndI
bride to note tbs progress Insdc by
the riots of Connecticut and her Insnu-
fscturcrs.

Tho history oi Connecticut since her
settlement in ltiliil. the formation or
hot constitution In 1639. the heroism of
her sons during the trouhulcus times
or the Pequot War. tlIs exploits ct is»
rsol i'utnum beginning with the Bat-
lie or thinker Hill, and the resubm-
lulnoss of Jonathan Trumbull. in pro
vidins Washington with the sinew
war during the darkest period ol' 1m -
uricuu history. nil prove that tho sons
of the Nutmrg sluts hove been first
in commercial progress. us well its first
in war.

From generations of statesmen.
uuholuts and patriots, comes s man
who has plohsbly done more than any
other for this country‘s industIy by
conserving its resources and Increas-
ing its wealth. thus making it u factor
among tho world’ s nations--3 man who
has olwsys stood ready to repair any
brunch in our economic condit
who hus been eqttally just to cap ml
and lubor- .l. Picipout Morgsn.

When “'1‘ rompurs the rugged sim-
plicity of our country with the mall»
ed “cflclc” civilisation 01 Europe. its
wldo expsnse and its source settle»
mcnt Idesplu.» its ninety millions of
people- with the teeming population
of the old world. millions of whom eke
out a scsniy thing from what in this
country. would be regarded ss starva-
tion wages: when wo.consldor the rc‘
sour-cos with which bountiful Nature
hss supplied us for msuuiacturinx al-
most ovary commodity necessary for
the Mystic most of civilisation. we
borne measure tho op-
;ich will untold/them»

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solves lvcs and posterity. The
devoim '97 our country Is yet in
Its Ihisn howl-theistic. the capacity

of our mlhilfphlurers sud the unlimit-
ed resources or our rsw materials ore
such that we dust. besides string the
nosessnry attention to our increasing
domestic requirsnients. look to disisnt
lloids tor outlets to our surplus capsic-
tty and for the evontusl demand. to
satisfy which "the capacity "of our mills
and workshops will be onlsrsod. oom-
mon-unto to the mwth of our coun-
try and the Increased requirements of
other markets.

The Norwslk Hoard or Trade is
doubtless doing its shsrc. in on oner-
scllc and commendable why. to bring
to this vicinity manufacturing inter»
csts sud Is pcrhsbs doing morn than
to simply «stall the advantages oi the
city as II residential locality.

In this connection. there was re-
oontly held In Washington a center»
once of delegates lrcm all the coun»
tries erubrscod in the i’su-Americsn
Union. including Control and South
Moorish. It wss ststod tbst Msssu
rhusctts soul to this conterchcc 3 solid
trnlnlosd of dslcsstcs to psrticlpato
lnthc discussions and to learn wherein
they might hencllt by the development
of ('xpol‘l trndo. Although the honor
wss accorded in" ct itinix IIII IIII-
dross. i could not ilnd . t t‘onnccti
cut hsd sent sny delegates.

When it is hos-looted Inst our suite»
is said to bus the distinction of msk
Ins more applications for moms than
any otlm stoic in the union This is
s romsrhhlc commentary on the in
vcntlvs gains at Our lollov-ditlsens.
and aims rise to tho quostlon of whoth
or uphortuniilss to exploit the ingcu
ions products of your hsnds sud brains
ill‘t' not living obstacles

The atom to which Connecticut
has slrondy provon her pmwoss III
msuulncturin; snd distribution hcr

the tutors in storo lor her. will site but
upon lII-r door at llil' knock of oppor~
tuuity. No competition or combination
of clmumstsncus can for long with-
usnd the Ingenuity, enterprise sud sis-
hility of our people. i am sure the
Innocent nttondant on tho sloris oi this
board at Irodo sod tho boards or trsdc
oi other cities or this commonwealth.
is but s rolloction oi the sdvsuccmont
possible by tho convention of you»;
xentlsmcn. and your colleagues In oth-
er cities in pushing tho products of-
Connecticut to the forefront in the
contest for the trsdo ot noishborinu
sud outlying status and. ovontuslly. of
many at the world‘s msrkots.

Gontlstnsn. I wish you success In
your undsrtshincl. and thank you for
your courtsous sttcntlon.

The spplsusn which put the class
of Mr li‘srrsll’s marks wss uten-
ishlns. as wss the lsvctito of tho
mum mud only to Nontsllr's own
msnhmnnrusmsnm J Hill. Ashlin
sntortslpsisst wss sins and then Mr.
Lilli sucks hr curly two hours on tho
vitsl 'qusstiop of tho dsy with the pur-
liqueurs 0! two colloidal. homely the

mil-trots“ “buttress oss-
sds slut t s United Discos. its spots
by wsy. of introduction ct tbs roclproc»
lty moment under Presidspt Pious
ssd columns the wsy the mss'ssrs
m thou received shd tho to
boil: lost toss: (An shutout” or Mr
all? rsms‘rits will in printed lion-

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SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN ROCKERS

A handsome Rocker that sells regularly for $5.00, in
either golden quartered oak or mahogany finish. lsrge aim. . . .
with arms, cosy and comfortable. for either parlor or living
room. ..

$2.93- .
For Saturday only.

Specims’ns in one of tho Main St. windows.

 

MEN WILL BE INTERESTED

in the new "Star" Shirts which are brought out in Spring
designs. especinlly the colored shirts. which are in a wide
range of patterns.

White Negligc Shirts with cuffs attached or detached.

$1. so and $2.00 each.
Men's Bath Robes. a special in Blanket Robes, good
size and good length. with heavy cord and tassel. worth

regularly $5.00.
at $3.50.

Balbriggsn Underwear. Shirts with long or short
sleeves. Drawers in regular sizes or "shorts and stunts," soc.
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BOYS' BLOUSES

A large assortment. with attached collars or with neck-
blnds. tor sges from 8 to 15 years inclusive. Regular soc
Blouses.

 

A LISSUE HANDKERCHIEF

Something new in dainty Handkerchiefs. and the idea
will appeal to those women who like a colored handkerchief
’ to carry with s dainty gown. The colors on the Lissues are
abnormal.
In stripes snd crossbars. pure white, or colored lines on
white.
25c, direct from England.

SPECIAL. Plain Hematitchcd Handkerchiefs of pure
linen, worth from x7 to 25¢.

. ' 15c. half dozen for 80¢.
On sale Saturday morning.

 

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Semi Annual
Clearance Sale

Sanudziy is the Last Day .

The daily sttsndsncc on our Semi-Annual Clcorsnce Sslé
hos cxcssdsd our expectations.

 
 

 

 

As we luvs sddsd new goods from dsy to dsy, there no
plenty of Bsmhis yet. " ‘
Bs sure to got your slurs.

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