,\.
Nwmooods
For Spring and A'ummsr
A complete assortmlAut of GINQA
HAMS, MADaAs, silli'iii‘rc, DIM-
iTY, routshos AND sA'l'a‘rth
E. KEANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
i
‘i flkflrsnch
'inotor works.
‘Mlgiit‘d his position with Vundcrhouf‘
A
'en n position with P.‘ it}. Cnlluhun. of
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lilies
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;:§3—:uslnsss DspsriAmsnt
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hOPili‘os. AAorwalk
--Edltor's Residence
tub—City Editor's Rlisidincs
qu. .— _«¢~MM4 u ics—u—“m—v-m‘g
John Evans, of Newt Canaan. was a
recent visitor in Norwltiit on business
William Persons. of lluhbury, is vis-
iting friends and rclatlivcu in Norwalk.
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Paul Term. of (Trout street. hon tak~
Norwnlk.
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Harry ’l‘oiles, oi‘ Noriwalk. has scour
9d at position with the (‘. i. Barker
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Miss Lucy Hull. of Hancock, N. Y..
is the meat or Dr. inlid Mrs. E. ii.
Jones. of West ntrct-t.
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Jeremiah homey. of Norwnlk.
hit .4
Straw lint Company.
p..—
Mrs. Arthur 0. Wheeler, of Arch
strmt. is Rounding a week with relu-
Mfer'ins from u vo
A Mrs. Henry (1. Fresh, of Lewis street,
has hen depending a tow days in New
round! ‘8”
“MAW
Yolk city
um»-
Murshall lloyt of High street South
Norwaik, is recovering from on uttuck
or tonsiiitls. ,
‘ George 'l‘lir .IIhth. of New York, has
been visitlnsu South Nor-walk, whore
he formerly resided
whit). 2 Nut. 65 per ton.
spring cool. ltuymond liros.
is good
W
The liadios‘ Pinochieciuh will meet
tomorrow Afternoon with Mrs. Harold
F. Clark. of High street.
Everett Hartwell of South Norwslk
hau taken a position at the Yale and
'l‘owne plant in Stamford.
mum‘s-akin.
Louis Golden, the Washington
street ‘lsdi‘ss' tailor. is having cn-en»
tire new front built on his store.
Mrs. Robert Adams "and daughter
Makes a Go-Cart or Baby Carriage
Comfortable
A big, roomy, well- proportioned, well-enclosed but”.
make a comfortable had, good sprints.
. adjustments to .\
Our line of Carts is the cart in which these points have been most
highly perfected.
When you ses how attractive in appearance our line of parts is, and how
strong and durable, you will wunt one.
We have s vsfloty of styles and prices that will shit all buyera
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAlN OTHIIT
l
acorn noswult.
Musi "Hull
,pliuth.hlorwalk ' grill». m
wink-MARCH 13
limitless Thursday. Friday and
Isturdsy. 2 o'clock sharp
lixtra Matinee St. Patrick's Day
MUSIC HALL ITOCK 00.
in the, Beautiful Play
Little Lord
Fauntleroy
Miss Daimsr in the This Rule
Currie. of Stamford, have returned
from rshort trip to Bermuda.
Oscar ii. Banks. of Not-walk. has
ban a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
whrd J.Tuylor. of Greens Forms. 1
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Mauler Mike Becker, of the Seal~
shlpt Oyster System. spout youtcrdni‘
in New York city on luminous for tho
iirm. .
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A very important meeting of Di
vision No. i. A. 0. H.. will be held this
Optician .~
9.52::
OB. daCksOn
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined 'Frée’
II WALL ITRCIT
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
evenin A lsrze attendance in re-
lineal.
.iames Timmy, in. at Butler street,
who is employed in A. W. Anotln s low
airy store in Wall street. is ill at his
home with It slight attack of toneililis.
The many friends of Mrs. William
Lloyd, of Philadelphia, will be pleased
to hem- sho-is again in town. the guest
of her sisters, Mrs. Julia Hogan and
Miss Sallie Dyer. of Summitt street.
At a meeting or the Fnirfleld counil‘
tiw-s in Brooklyn. N Y
Thomas Kelley. Aieit 0‘ Connor. Rich
It'd llurkt‘ nnd Dudim (‘ullch nttoudmi
the Hippodrome in New York ThursA‘
day ovcnlng. They report a very linoi
, time
.«W—u-i—_
TiIoW. C. '1‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
Fred Shaw lil Chestnut street Nor
'Waiit, Fnitlay ill 3 o‘clock. Any intcr-
baled in temperance An- invited to ill f
‘1“(1. a
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Miss Gertuldo Dudley. of Morwin
~ street nttcndod the siixty- -flttiI wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. A
‘Sanford, of Roddinx. which was colt-3
‘bretcd Tuesday.
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Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith boa
received the return marriage blank of
Albert S. Youngs, of South Norwuilt
land Julia Anderson, of Winnipauk. who '
Were married in Stamford l‘ebIIIarI i.
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George i“. Atwotcr assistant super-
intcndcnt of the Noerk brunch or
lthe Connecticut Compuhy. pnid A visit
to New Haven 'i‘ucnlisy on business
He also visited his home in that city.
The many friends of Miss Klimt
Rowland. of South Norwolk. a former
resident of Strntford, will be interest
ed to learn of an annmmccment of her
‘ensagement to Charles Witmsclt. oi
South Norwallt.
Mrs. Robert Siltmli. 0! [Huh street
who underwent a serious operation In
a private hospital in New Haven has
returned to South Nottwuik. and is very
well again
gladly greeting her.
Andrew J. Hutchinson, who Went to
A. man and a member of the Bridgeport
‘H.'Lyon. has been Ivory ill since his
He was taken
but is convalescins
Daytona. Fla., with his grandson.
arrival in that
with a heavy cod
at the present time,thowever.
MP.”
flood.
The Colonial Baseball Club will hold
meeting tnnlzht in the club house in
AM. that time all
A," will be elect)-
‘ed and plans for the saloon tflkedm
All members are requested t
Honolulu-y avenue.
cars for the coming
over.
be blunt.
. tor street. has been placed in position.
Her mthny friends are
members of the general nasembiy in
gliartford, yesterday. it’eproscniaiiios
io‘hnuon, of Newtown. und Clark, of
Monroe, wero appointed county sudl
in a recent. game for tho sctond one
which is being plnyoti for in tho Round
Table (iuh tournnmuht llcury C Vii-
iicni. rated 95. defeotmi Godfrey Shaw,
rated 76, by one ball. the score being
95 i0 74.
plows H. (linker of Main street the
wellknown Norwaik and South Nor
twalk shoe dealer. has decided to MN |
an automobile and has placed an or
der with F. iii. Lockwood for a Cadillac
touring car.
~-Expert hair dressing. lheir work
from combings. at the Beauty Shop.
The push button apparatus which
iChief Byington had planned to in
stall in the llopc Hose house in Wu-
and Worked tIoIi'm-tiy when tried on
l'i‘uesdey evening
Aspocisl town meeting will be hold
this evening in the Town Hall .\'or
wulit, for the purpose of taking such
action as is deemed advisable on the
question of increasing the salaries of
officials of the town court.
~Whaiu0cver circlo of King‘s
Daughters. South Norwsik Constella-
tional Church l-‘riday evening. March
17. Aprons that will fit you cake that
will please you. and homemade Sat-
urday candy. 7 to it o'clock.
The Norwaik police received a writ
Tuesday afternoon for the arrest of
ira Bailey. of Leonard street, for noti‘
support. Officer Page arrested the
force came over yesterday afternoon
and took him to the Park City to
stand for trial.
A regular meeting of South Norwsik
Council No.1.2i53,Kniahts of Colum-
bus, will be held this evening in the
hall in South Main street. Major
Flynn. of“ Bridgeport. and other vial-
pscted to he unseat. add
R”got-tam ahng‘insas will be transacted.
ailments will be served.
Tuition-r AND atMAlnosn
or THE wch
Finest Movih‘fi Picture
Ivar Made
BUFFALO BILL and PAWNII
BILL ‘Combiu’sd shows or the
Wild West and Far last
The
Mathias. 19 and ails
averting. ill. as. all and sun
South Norwalk
ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES
Thoroughly Taught at
Merrill Night
Stamford
m «1“ 1.
wasx on. ao—rh. Greatest
Comedy in Vance—“IILLY”
Carriages i
Pullman Sleepers
ing with good boot 3.
element of musical culture.
features that place them In a
of relative advantages.
slog will also be forwarded.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
co. "
An important meeting of the layman
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church
will 'be held tonight after the prayer
mention. to most Mr. Jackmau. who
will bring the plans of the laymsns
movement as thsv are being worked
out. all over the country. This is a
meeting of vital interest. and every
live man is expected to be present.
AIL.
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group of “Strictly High Grade instruments." and it is th-
tremeiy important to intending’ piano purcht‘ssls that these
exclusive improvements be investigated in the comparison
Write for pamphlet describing the “iSiJTONlC” ped-
al used in the grands and the ““01.
in their “Uprights" and PLAYER PIANOS. Our new cat-
Favorabie installment term. Old pianos in exchange.
Kranich 8t Bach Pinups Sun the Children Right
it is as important musically, for a child togbrfiin “piano
practice" with a good piano as to begin reading and study-
’i‘o early educate the child so that it become familiar
with the refinements of perfect “tonal quality“ is the first
To accustom the delicate and manning hand of a child:
to the great possibilities of a mperly builtfltno action not
only facilitates correct tcchnitnlc. but avoids the necessity
of subsequently uulcsrning faults that retard.
The KRANICH & BAG“ HANDS W Structural
class of thmowne in a small
” Iii'etal [little used
104 Washington Sum A"
m
not Renewals.
ilve Chandler:
”Resolved. That all
assembly. be finally disposed of."
wtion. the resolution was tabled lint
Mr.
E “the the lion
, live Joshua Better ‘liof
‘ relations was lost. 10:! to is.
. W ~
‘ Alleged to Have issued lssr Checks I
Violation of the Law.
NEW HAVEN. arch is.
by Boost,
°i~ my or
, t
.- Hum l to T
‘ lag latch 88:
, was ails that children in the he
““31““ l a.
HM AT: IGHI»
”All Match Mines How
, ass. Ii laborer at the (his Doll, with”:
Hones of the New Haven
‘Wmm
I midst I wall ,
«restingont the “lover who
100mm
i
aardiidfiu‘éétiflhcftih‘lon.”
Representative chandler Would Pn-
HARTF‘ORD. March low—Tho fol.
lowing resolution .waa introduced in
the house yesterday by Representa-
wsrdsns of
walls Mid other institutions of
aim-cc and all other ohiei'ais or
the stud or counties be instructed not
to enter into any new contracts or re-
39w existing contracts tor the labor
I until the legislation on
this matter pending before the general
ntative Hutchinson raised
the question that the matter was new
business.
‘ 0h Representative Chandler's mo.
tiered in; immunis-
ridgoliort. to
re-cmuit titsrropossd income is;
measure to the commutation radarsi
tstoow KIIPIH Asnssrso.‘
his I‘
, Hench». a saloon itcepsra t l 1 bay.
rt avenue. was pisosdvyhésrflfi
mm becsunc be limited beer
and
bond for It hear-
At today 's Irithsarinf
sh-
scam to mom chucks
shall» secured ball
Wmmfli-
The well-known
Whitney Make" A
ALL THE UP-TO-OATE CARRIAGIB
OF THE SPRING QEAOON
Prices 83.98 to $26 a
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MITCHELL. UNDERTAKII
r. A. miounti
HOUSE 'roawlauss
I.K.
NORWALK. CONN.
'horwsilt Branch Office of
A The Evening Sentinel
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Definition of Chiropracnc
Chiropractic is the science of us
cassscfthsdissassssd mutated
dusting them Dissasssmcanssd
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
:Iack. liven ii doasia childhood it
unissued nerves and paints
“mtg. life in the Album organs slid
Chiropratoors more the cases at
this .9nddissass pain. and health is
sis. Hartman» and” no
sassssrsmsu m: also
Curvature of the urine. “with
00 .waautuo'row If. so. NORWALh
mun-tic "Treatments om Alas
hon Age
Garden Wheel
ll
'i‘iis horns ghrdsnsr scuttle Inst»
hst gardener. the big and little
(firmer. the small fruit man. the
poultry raiser. will not get along
without those tools when they
have once tried them. They save
hard work. help to preduce bail/er
l‘i
. rah-silo with enlist-rs ave» ashram! ’ Imps. One man can do as much
w” :21" “1"” meme std " {HA- wlth can “as four men with a hoe.
Call for catalogue.
CHAS E. DEW
. g _, WHWALK. coup;
0M0”:
,l‘zv
Wen.»
Millie of Fine Serge. Black and Blue?
Lined with Gourante‘c‘d Silk. very
Mhnllish Styles, fur Women,
Misses and "Juniors-«m sale
coswan WALL my loan ara.‘
i
i
THE NEW SCIENCE
is onl made
the w “A
Flynn’ 8 Boot Shop to Washingtonfct.
F. H. FLYNN, ProprietOr
{ another way of referring to our Footwear,
ole family.
W. A. HANFORD
LOCAL AGENT FOR
'rus medern substitute for the old style islh and pld‘ster. W '
mt cheaper Applied dry. soaps dry all the time. In sheets oil that”
38 inch thick. Blhhoprlc Wall Board is clean unitary and W
Doing 9 non-conductor. it saves rdel In winter and keeps out mad
but. ' a do ‘ “
Biahopric Sheathing for stucco exteriors, nailed to studdlng h
dues of Iumbyr. is also firstclass sound deadensr ufior ileum. i'
We earth large stock of these materials and can Haiti and,
at once.
For Isis by CHARLES H. AIITH’ORPE. 6 tuvlsw Av
launch Rows. of fibrin! Hill aw. . ,
The Hatch 8t lBaiiey C :2»
IOUTH NMWALK. HONN- h. :1
l Lumber and mammoth“
“KGIALTIIO:
Laces—own», and listens» one. two and three-ply “liar
Ian. I: to to ft. per.
Window man of every ducrlp-I gum": 1a.,“ *
t it . ‘sueimnsudzs . ,
Ami-i" meson", .... A... LA... mg
no tiled
I Is.
"bimln" Asmlt Fabric Roch
. nominal-d.-
Dress’i‘nmnuugs
‘ nctfimggyxwk fl at?“ TWA WW“ ‘ A, '
Anion tho late Arrivnlh in this
”Old Is obbkn 'Blfld‘. 0‘ “CO.
. and Beaded blots ‘
Also bunt-lint Des Id (immoral and Hal-u
icons new so much vow“
«I him. and Admin 8 Arrow
stitch «site. for ”Maldives mild
Numsreus mpattsrns «in
“isthmus-m .
TheNE.
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90 maids
Norwalk Chronicler