R
Dominated children
have the gumption of little
animals; never tired, sis
ways up.» sny lurk. Edi-
motor shoes siiow the feet
tho m. lovegiving free-
dom; s healthy support
of the arch snd heel,
)‘Mt, no orde
CONNEALLY
d. BRACKEN,
81. WASHINGTON STREET
So. Not-walk. Tel. 3034
V
WE SELL COAL!
On the other side of winter
when the fields are full of sun-
shine and the flowers of spring
are blooming there is rest for the
weary coal consumer.
But until then—and iorever af-
ter—do not forget
”WE SELL COAL!
. . -Aiso Fertilizers for Lawn and
Garden.
ATLAS Portland Cement.
_ BUY
. Hazelton
* COAL
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
.lei 294. 122 Water 8t.
,ed meeting of the city council to take
. H .
m1»... 7-7,. .
, A Trusnt.’1‘rngedisn~"ih~ itnnter
(thin. to helm actor of the old
sch ." "His work mskoii me think
he must he. played miunt most oi
tittitltlid."~ udso. .
.,.. m-.. ..... .. -.~ .....
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwallt. on,
Court. March to. A. 1).. ton.
l'lstnte oi” .losinh N. Grumman, Into
of Norwalk. in said distrit't. deroitsod.
Ordered. That the executor exhibit
his administration neeonnt to this
court for milustment. at the Probate
utilce in Norwnik, on the lid day of
April, titll. at to o'olook t'orenoon;
and that all persons interested in said
I’robnte
.eotnte mny be notified thereof, the said
executor will must- this order to be
published in n newspaper hitting a oIr-l
culution itt sold district, nt least five
days before said lid day of April, ltill.
“ HENRY W. GREGORY.
mt’ti it Judge.
- {Mum-I'm m“... n..—....
The M. Schoenberg Piano Company
are offering a rnre bnrgnin in their
ndv. today.
Milton. the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Mnlltin, of Newtown ’l‘ur-x
race. is threatened with an uttnt‘ii of
pneumonia.
'i‘ho Not'wnlli .(lonsolidntod Auto-
Company have something of interest
to prospective automobile purchasers
in their ndv. today, lletter rend it
carefully.
There was to have been no adjourn-
up various matters this evening but on
account or several of tho members or
the board having other engagements,
the ditto was changed to tomorrow or-
'ening.
"Yo you enjoy your tnrnls.
man?"
“Do I enjoy my means?” snorted the
indignant dyspeptic. "My moms are
merely guldoposls to the medicine he-
i‘oro or nitor."~—-v\\'nshington Herold.
old
Opportunity is Yours
it You
RCI‘t'ilI it nnd buy this now mudt-I'n
house with oil improronwnts. one
block irotn trolley und nronue,
()I' one acre at end ot’ trolley lino
with good right-room house. fruit and
poultry house, for $2.300. onsy terms.
Or this property of about It iii‘l‘tlti, or-
chard, good house and burns. mills.
ice houses nnd ponds sultnhlo for It‘l‘
intuitions and mill work
COBURN A HULL
94 Washington St. South Not-walk.
Tel. 414-4 j
Bel-Bon
Bel-Boo Peroxide Cream .......... 25c
Flee Cloth Free.
Bel~Bon Peroxide Cream .......... 50c
Face Chamois Bree.
Del-Ben Violet Tslcum ............ 15c
Bel-Boo Tooth Powder ........... 15c
W. F. Wrgmore 8: Co.
ORUGGISTS
8 North Msin BL. 80. Norwsiit
SS per Ton
COAL
$5 per Ton
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED EX-
TRA LARGE SIZE N0. 2 NUT
COAL AT $5 PER TON. DELIV-
ERED IN YOUR BIN.
TON.
TRY A
IT'S WHAT YOU WANT
FOR THIO.TIME OF THE VIAR
FOR YOUR RANGE.
Harris & Gans
’Phone 721
A Subject
of interest
at this wedding rstmption ii the
providing of choice wines for the
Illinois at lunehoon or st dinnor.
When you wish to hint rarest
vintnsos in pursundios. nturots.
rhsmpssnos or whisklos. you
will be dolishtod with what you
find at Mutter it Flynn's.
Ma er 8. Flynn
in W tit. than “M
'rss not very Ivsrywhsrs
nwtmm the pity enrol-
opstts sn sooouttt in the
WW1!" V
M
”Jusrnrcnvuo
.. ”w“... .» W «W
e ndie Only
Prime Stock
in boot, mutton. lamb. vent. hum. oth-
or month and poultry Ilimtlldulltliilli'
it wouldn't pay us to do anything else.
but We want you to know. You are
invited to prove this statement true or
(nine. by. actual observation.
Charnock’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
‘ FREE DELIVERY
TEL. CALL 44-5.
CarIoad of POTATOES and a
Carload of CABBAGE
:Homer 3. Beers 8. Co.
”'"iifié’fioN shin“
13 MAIN‘BT., NORWALK
W. WASHINGTON '8T.. SO. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
22
On the premises. 41 Fort Point St., Esst Norwalk. Comm. on Thursday, Mar.
23, 1911, at 2 o’clock p. m., THE PROPERTY OF PETER O’HARA
Consisting oi‘ one boy t'olt, hourly tour yours old, 1.") hands hiizli, thoroughly
ln'okrn tor driving. untied). sound and Mini.
(Illt‘ IIIt)’ lllill‘t'. IIIIO ptmltdo,
good worker. gentle (II'IH‘I‘. lino tiny horse. Infill pounds, tor drought or driv‘
ins.
tour yours old. good ntlllwr. duo nunln
hour, from registered niovli. lli months
Four rnii blooded llorkshiro shunts.
Ono hut- tnnre i-lti'i pounds. it good drought horse.
tlm- .lorsey row.
Ono (‘hrnter \‘i'hlle
Nlnt- shouts, nu-rnuinu 123. lbs.
in Soptrmlmr,
”iii.
(In:- sot or new ilouhtt- drmiuht hnrnrnu.
two sets of form illll‘lli‘llhl. sown sets oi singli- light littt'ntinh. ono set of sin-
ttlo work hnrnnss. two rushton-tirmi buggies, ono but-kilonrd.
out.- delivery
wngon. ont- strnlitlrrd surrey, with pole nnd slmtis. one single sleigh. out!
rond (litl't.,(illt' spending vnrt. tutu twnvhorse Hyrnt-uso plow, ("10 new ruliivn-
tor. one no“ rhovul plow, tilt) hues of thrilled (torn.
ti'ot‘s. VIC.
TERMS OF SALE—CASH
#
inns SGML tufts
Negotiations whirh may possibly to
suit in Norwnlk illnh srhool's lmsohsll
tonm being able to plny thrlr srtwdnlo
oi' Norwitlk ittimt's ill Amusement I‘nrk
lil't' now under way. The llnrstrom
tonm has prnrtlu'd ut tho pnrlt tor n
number oi sonsons post. nnd if things
run in- so ni'rnnizod Itti not in inturtort-
uith high school unnws nil will he,
woll. Within n iii-eh two additions
lun'e lit-on mndu to tho srhrdulo whit-ii
was published it tow nooks nito. Wont-
porI. or Staph-s ilipli NI‘IIIIIII. as it Is
|H'l'llli|lh‘ hrttor known. will upon with
Norwnlit high on April h. 'i‘lw iormnl
opening will tniw pint‘t' April It’. Wlwn
the strong linrrison illith srhuoi room
and Norwnlk will rruss hats. Thnt
Norwnlk villi have n strong trnm
seems wry oridnnt “hon sownty
tlro plnu-rs turn out to tho ilist (nil
”two had ought to III‘ “III“ hit in tin-
isit the season. i'roi’s. Ronni-d) and
liiple, \tili lw lilt’ only (‘iitttiit‘h the
T“
tonm will m-rd. for both nu (-xpur
toured lilih‘uilllli plnyvrs. and their
thiii in IOOIIIIIII tins oi surh liit‘l'II
Iilnin “lint tin-i will do in lutsvlinll
Hood not he thought oi l'ntil tho lair
tel‘ putt oi Aluit anyway, .\'or\\‘nllt
high will prohnhiv in- tho unit strolls
tr-nm in town on tho IIt‘IiI
HIS MIND READING RIGHT.
Being “Yeast Cake" Night. the Pro.
lessor Loses Most of His Audience.
It was it stormy nil-1n! .nni ilw nud-
Il‘nt't' ol' l'rorossor (in-ninth, :ulntl
rondrr nntl prostidtultntm: \illti rum
posrd oxrinahri} oi‘ mv-n .tud hoys,
units the Youth! t‘mnpnnlun The
lortmo hnd lit-gun it! hull-limit sown
ii’t'lock, still! it wns umriv on hour
lnior “lion i’roi‘ozisor i‘ltonium hoium
his exhibition or mind ri-ndinu
"'l'ltow is n lltilll in this hull ‘
sold. lensing: at ”It“ rolling lot in
stilrntlon, ‘whosv mind It‘nn rrnd
illu- u book He int-um \‘iq'ii. is .i
good futlwr tillti it kind huntinnd; no
tlw In tho vhurrh nnd nll mun nt-
inits liv hits only one luali lliti i
run srt~~»ltt- is forge-tint
"This wt) nil-till his pntlrnt. hard
working wirr usIu-tl hint~ "
Till‘l‘t- wns such it sound of
iilni; nod trmnplng in tho hail
the mind I‘f‘ltdttl' pnnm-zi mid Itmt‘rt‘tl
his Ituzu 'I'lu' men wrrt- tltmlnu nnd
ilu- hoys wort- moving up townrd the
front.
"it‘s most nuke uisht?" t‘i'iuul on»
9m." lmi‘. "sud tin- stom‘il he rioood
in ion mlnutvs, Say. milder. rend
our minds lit-torn they not IIII‘II "
srul~
limi
CONSOLIDATED BROKER FAiLa.
NEW YORK. Mill‘t'll '10. The fair
nro oi l’rodorlt‘k i-llmmonds. n uiork
nltd hand broltor. wns nnnoum'od today
on the (‘onsolldnind Stork nnd llond
Exrlinuito. of whlrh ho Is a member.
At tho ssmo limo nu lnrotnntnry pott
lion in lunttkruptry wus tiled unnlnst
him. Arrordlng to tho potltton. tho
linbilltion sro npproxitnnttdy solution
and tho nssots SIIIJitItI.
OKULL FRACTURID IV AUTO.
'IlAlt'l‘li‘ORll. March 2ti.-.losoph
ltudilsit. who was hit ity‘nn sutomotiitn
8stttrdny night, is not nxpootod to live.
llts skull ls froctnrod and he. in oih~
erwlso badly hurt. In the pollen court.
todsy Joesph ll‘. Scholmnun. driver of
tho auto. wss olmritod with nut-suit and
the reuse was «haunted under bonds of
$500 pending the outcome or I‘udllsh'n
injuries. ‘
FRIGH'I’INI WOMIN.
Complaint Is mode shout s mun sup-
pouod to be ornsy. who hos boon fright-
ening youns women in the vicinity or
. Roton Hill. This msu is supposed to
be the suns one whose oporsthns
heirs extended ss in so the woods on
the west side or the rstlrosd trsotts In
otter loutti this stout.
HOOPI'I‘AL NOT“.
.Iotin Hurley. of Bridge rt. wss ltd-
mittod yostsrdsy to tits ospitsl tor
troutmtint. .
John fihsshsn is very well todsy.
Miss Henry is being troll remember-
ed by her mm high school pupils who
soil on her so! . hits it ntttn clone
nicely slid ,ttil‘Jrolisblr its s Is is
losvs tits iiospt is shout s wssit.
W
' it Ila! .sssi
A Lush
own .;
Other \tliitolls. wiimlou
J. w. SCULLEY,‘ Auctiouoer.
llillHS lliil Filllililii.
Mrs. John 8. Simon.
Mrs John Ii. dioxins. n writ known
l‘t‘tiltit‘lli oi' (‘nnnon Station. died . .rro
Sniorduy. 'i'ht- tunvml will be lit-id at
St. Mnihow‘s vhill'tih Wilton. 'l‘uvs-
dny nt‘tornoon nt : o‘t'lnott.
Jerry suiltvan.
.il‘l‘i’." Sttlili‘nn died at tho Soltltvrs‘
home in Noroion. on Sniurtlny. Mort-h
is Mr won n mnmlwr oi t'ompuny it.
lllst. Massachusetts \‘olitntoor lttlnn-
try Ito was ill yours of him. The hotly
was token this morning to Portland.
t‘onn., whore internment toolt illtu‘t‘.
Edward Seiin.
The eighth death within .1 work 0t"
tlilL‘iI lit the Soldiow‘ ”()flll‘. tinturdsy
nftt‘rnoon. when Bdunrd Solin. n tui-
vntu In Iinttor)‘ A. t‘ V. l und Light
Artillery of IIH‘ Spanish \i‘nr tllwi Iii"
wits titted to. i‘ttnrtni M‘i‘t’lt‘t‘h were
llt‘itl this nilt‘l‘itmtll Hunt the lionn'
I'Illillt‘l. lilli‘l't‘lllt’lli ill Spring tlrow
Funeral ot Mrs. Henry B. Sturges.
.I. M lnrltwomluhiissrs Ethel nnd
.iinurlv Lorkwomi .‘ttlil Mi‘ Mitt .‘it!
\\ l' I.iit'k\i‘tlthi of \‘i’oston. IIIIt‘IHIt'iI
tho tunvrnl of limit nunt. Mrs llonry
llurr Sinrgos :n Wilton. Misti-Ida)
Mrs Sturnns was the sistI-r oi the inte-
Mrs John I.i|t'h“00d. or \i'oslon. pin!
is Iiiiill\‘('ti in Ewt‘ two dunghtrt‘s. Mrs.
l-‘iodorirk .lt-nrinus. oi hrvons I’til‘ltlh.
nnd Mrs l‘illn t‘illolnr. of Nurn'nlk. ni-
no' hrr .tttod mutants. Mr nnd Airs
«‘imrlr-s Uri-in . i. til \\'ll:on
AFT HOME AGAIN.
Returns From a Ton Dayl' Vacation
Reedy lor Something New
To Come Up.
\\',\Slil\il'l’tif\'. Mnrrh ‘Ji' "(il‘t'ulh
I'ott'oshod Ilud pit-patrol! for slrrnnouh
t-xt-vutlw llt‘llt’lli ImInw t'nnitrpss mu
your» in t-Mt'ttnrdumry Ni‘titilt)“. April
I. I'Tt‘fiIIII‘III 'I‘uli returned lodn} from
his ten dum‘ vacation at Augusta, (In.
The president. nrrotnpnniod by Mrs.
Tttlt illitl St‘i'l‘i’llll')' Norton. nrriyml in
Wnultlnuton hi :I o't-Iot‘k on tho South-
rnsivrn Limittd oi the Southern Itnii-
\iny nnd wont lill‘t‘t‘l to tho Whltt
House. -
'l‘ho prt‘sldvni will tnlw up ni once
the propnrntiun oi‘ hir message to (‘on-
areas romuhmitttngliho i‘unmiinn reel
prority nitreomvnt. ‘ tin or your to rou-
Irr tmtnmlintrly with lvntrrs of hotlt
pnrtlos rounrding the work of the spe-
risl session. it lmitm his dosirn that tho
t‘nnndlnn roviproriu nnrornn-ui ho
rttllilod and the thrill hoard hill ho
pnnnttti. That. it is «tortured. in nll tin-
prrsldoni wants done at tho sporlnl
session. Ilo would protor that (low
gross dolor nny rovlnton ol tnrlll sched-
ules until the regular session next lin-
romhot‘.
The Mexican nitustlon was the “I‘M
subjrrt nt‘ immrmuoe to onunsv the
prosldont's nttontioh upon his nrrhnl
more having ut'ontntiilitni ronsldurnhlo
correspondence in the metior sittt'o his
departure. Conteronrns with Sou-or do
hi ltnrrs. Mexican, Ambassador and
(intent Wood wore osmotod to ho
hold during the dsy.
‘
A Return to Kind.
Merit ’l‘wniit once nsltod a neighbor
it he might. liorms'ii 'iiot of his hooks.
'l‘ho neighbor rnpllod. unitrnrlnnnly
that ho was iivoloot s to rend them in
his library. but he sit a min never ti
lot his books lure? :hlll house. some
weeks later the some unlshbor sont
over to ask for the Icon of Mark
’t‘wsin's lawnmower.
"Certainly." sstd Merit. “but since i
mslts It s ruls never to let it losvo
“it, tum you will be ohilsod to use it
t ore."
. .UNDIRITANDING A non.
J oration don't need to talk
'osu any son an notion-stand their
bsrlt.
Visitor-mesh you? ‘
Johunrwmossy us anything. When
my dotis It the door sud barks. thst
moses its «his to i hs‘s in-
' . iii: if
sidii indoor ' III. tits
its m‘to set mg
PRESIDENT T
sad , t utssss
Vi honour. unites so. ‘39an
W
_-
.m. w, .. ....-_«t..—_mwtm-_.m- ... 4w .. mn-imwhnste
m—
. M..W.v .. .m r-
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
W
g.“
The
Writ-onto Sirnngor lodge, Sons of
St. George. will moot tomorrow own
his in their rooms in Main strum.
Imp Ilulivt‘. ot‘ Ail-tin strt'rt. who tins
hron ill at his home tor sororni dnys
post nith grip, is able to be out again.
Our ldt-n of n l‘t‘lli nmhitious young
man is one who is down to work be.
turn his (other.
Advance showing of a low novelties in
l
SPRING ;
FOOTWEAR
surh no IIII' "CHANTECLER"
FORD tor youth: men. nnd
PUMPS for young Indies.
MAX LEVY ‘
1" WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
ox-‘
sum
Spaulding’s
Base Ball Goods
NOW READY
HIGHLAND LINEN WRITING
PAPER. 20¢ a box
W. A. Briggennan’s
Stationery Store ‘
Donovan Block. 132 Wsshtngton St.
'o
' Dehcatessen
Thoroughly up to date. Your int
spection Invited. Everything 8on-
itary sod under glass.
Visitors always welcome.
John G. Baur
Formerly G. Friedrleh's,
Tot 312-3. RAILROAD AVE.
waned."
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or ‘thtle Gem
CIGARS
n. J. nifuows
MANUFACTURER
THIRI'O NO UII lN ARGUING
it s store hasn't the right stock of
Clothing. it might as wait out up its
shutters and so 'wsy bark and sit
down. What the wise public domsnda
nowudnys is general nxnnllonoo. his
variety. nttruettvo display. and honest
prions; n tour-cornered business suit.
most that stunts tor "deeds. not
words." We don't thinkwfi‘rs sure
thst this store is so equipped. .
' Wash Waists
in mentor vm'lt-ty thun ort-r Ilititll‘t'. sliowhig nil the newest idons. are ready for inspection. They include
DAINTY LINGERIE. LAWNS. BATISTES and LINENS, with in price range from ............... 75¢: to $5
BEAUTIFUL LACE WAISTS in grout. \‘nrit'iy.
MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK WAISTS, with :1 wide choice. in all the
NEW MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK UNDERSKIRTS, in hint-k and all the
urn. und Iilt‘ populnr flower patterns ....................................................
A now lino of SATEEN AND HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS.
our
New Spring
new shades and in black.
Spring shades. in plain noi-
$3.98 to $10
Great ‘
Revival
in Our
Men’s
Clothing
Depart-
ment
Bigger and
Better than
Ever
\i'p wunt ol‘or) mun to mine in rind innport thr- twst assortmrut of
M- u's nnd ‘i‘uuths’ i‘lLthing t'\'t,'l' shown in this vii). (Inr ‘prit'os will
rnnn- from Slit to $20.
No lioi'vr ntnilo t‘loihiui: t‘aill he found any-
\\ hm 0,
Our Credit System
Will hulp ~ton iii’t‘ outlier.
.\'o nrod for any man to spend all his earn-
ings for one port-linen.
OurtEasy Payment Plan
\\‘til give every man it rhuneo to start in small hunk nocouni for him-
Ti'y it.
he”.
tiling thin L-l 437 EASTII
103d STREET. NEW roan}
Cl‘l‘Y.-—0iler
FOR SALE
18 Young Work Horses
from it to ill yours old. and weigh-
in: from hotlt) to 1.500 lbs. ouch.
Included in the lot sro titres largo
horso tumor and one tenth of
mores, 8 single horses. ,dnpplo
stays, bsys and brown; it light can
risen horses. 2 rubber-tired runv
nhoutshslnsls and doubts trucks
and hsrnsss. Those horses have
been worked herd tor the out two
yssrs and would matte srsnd
horses tor any kind or country
work. and will ho sold very cheap.
Will give htir trill sud terms to ~
responsible buyers. Wit hsvo sr‘
ranged tohtwo all our timber do.
iivorsd at our dooit dining the
summer months. by Iixhtsrs and
heroes. sud lisvs no further use
for morsthsn two. rooms. which
out do sil our work. .
Imuirsf‘st Oils» 1?
lo" t . w i ’ 7 '.
Smart
SPRING
CAPS
st 31.50 sod $1.00
'I‘ito new spring Stylus nro
hora.
tlsps that are different from
tho ordinary kind.
$059911 Davis
rigs-triw‘
Norwalk Chronicler