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WEDNESDAY MAR. on. :91:
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F. A. LANE
91 Wuuhinnton Street,
South Norwnlk
Pure
Home-made
Candy
The choicest Chocolates and non
Boas. all the products of the up-
to-duto bake shop. Ice Cream
IDEA W8
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2--Newu Department
Dad-Bunions Department
4+2~Bruneh Office. Norwqu
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nus—cult Editor's Roulduncu
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
tied and slightly warmer weather, with
light showers tonight. l‘ollowod by
clearing and slightly colder on Thurs-
day. iiriak and probably high south-
west winds, shifting to northwost to-
night. A disturbance central this
morning over Ontario. t‘.un.. is pro-
ducing cloudy weather with light snow
or rain ill the Lake region and eastern
sections. Another disturbanca central
in Texas is producing cloudy and
witty weather in the southwest Mod-
erate temperatures prevail In all set-
tions. (‘onditions favor [Or this vitin.
ity unsettled weather with light show
ers.
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TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY
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.IZ.
Temperature: Low, «to;
Clear.
high,
Thursday specials in the Busy Week
Sale will be found in Dit‘ltermau's adv.
Mrs. Harry Roberta. of Cross street.
Norwallt, is spending the day with
friends in Hartford.
William F. Whitloclt, has had his
runabout repainted and it now pre‘
sents a line appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles '1‘. Leonard. of
Union avenue, will very soon more to
t‘ross street.
Mrs. William F. Whilloclt, of Union
avenue. is III at her home with an at.
tuck of the grip.
~(Ioncel‘l. High School. Miss Hoyt.
soprano; Mrs. liencdict. piano. Friday.
The regular Weekly drill and prac
tice of the Sixth Company will be held
tonight in the armory.
The regular lnld- weekly Lenten ser-
vices will be held tonight itl St. Maty s
( butch.
Mrs. Lewis Steinmetz. of Flushing,
is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Lydia
M. Pinkham, in Hillside place.
Old Well lodge. No.108 F. and A.
M. doniel red the third degree last
night
The‘usual weekly table d'llotc din-
ner will he held tomorrow evening at
the Country Club.
Miss Jeannette ‘E. Ferris, of Camp
street. spent yesterday with friends in
Stamford.
George Stone or New York tll\ is
spending a week with iriends in Nor
walk
w—Milllnery opening at Ilostou Store.
'I‘,hursday “May and Saturday of this
week. .See special announcement on
that and fourth pages.
William B.‘Casey, of Bridgeport, for-
merly of Norwalk, was a visitor In
Norwalk on Monday.
BBuuy week speoiulu at A. Dickor‘
ma 0: Son‘s. Wednesday specials
wil be toundln the adv.
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court Laurel. Dauuhters of Gentile.
had an interesting meeting last even~
int. n social session following the rest
ulur business.
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The Norwalk handing. Loan and
Innuhnent Association took in twelve
new nowhere. qut night, and trano
acted“ routine huo‘lnoad.
Mr]. il‘. L Chandler and two chil-
dren. of Cheutnnt street. Norwallt. are
confined to their home with a slight
“Mk of ‘11 p. .
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Mound hire. Edward W. Bell.
West who. still soon move to
_‘ future. ,
fig! ed a health; modding loot nip
. Itened the litnl oi Ttfltlh
chloral “:10de and {hunt
burr. oi orwul
*1 Superintendent Ohuncellor,
heath Nomi: ob.
" in diorni
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heturn
llnset— ,
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utrout. where they will reside in the"
armed. Royal Arounuln
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We write all tonne oi
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly- explain. Telephone 165-2.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON OTRIIT. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI III-I
Park 8. Tllford’s
DeliciousCandies
v-BOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 30x0 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyuter Shell Point. Norwulk
During Lent
is just the lime to have those teeth
out that have been troubling you for
so long. then when Easter Sunday
comes the new teeth will be an appro~
priate accolnpallilnellt to the new suit
and hat. which you have already plun-
ned for,
Remember. this is the place where
the teeth are made to look as though
they “grew there." and where pain
and discomfort are reduced to the
minimum Courteous treatment and
moderate prices.
Consultation tree.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Nowell
Hours: 9 u. at. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Gordon
Hosiery
The present style of dressing makes
attractive. Well-lined durable llos-
The Home of Hart Schaflner 8: Marx Clothes
Boys’ Spring Clothes
Values the Best Obtainable
We have just trotted out the finest lines of boys’
Spring Suits you ever saw! The handsomeot styles!
The best tailored Suitsl
colors! The best thing you can do is to b‘ing your
boy down to the store and let him try on some of
the new suits.
Knickerbocker Suits for boys 3 to 8. in sailor
and Russian blouse models. prettily trimmed. fancy
mixtures and plain color
at $2.50 to $6.00.
Double-breasted Suits for boys 7 to 17. in gray!!.
tans, plain blues and Scotchy mixtures. the sturdiest
clothes. splendidly tailored.
$2.50 to $10.
Boys’ Spring Hats and Caps. Blouses and Neck-
wears. Hose and Underwear.
WM
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
“BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
This is a home product, fresh each day.
corn. millet seed. cracked wheat, steel out out local, and only lllatorluln
that grade in every I'l'fiDN'l up to
pit-t0 strain l‘Itllilll for little chit-ks.
needs during the Hilton] period of chick liic.
food which lIiHlll‘l‘ easy digestion and rapid. health} groivth.
Iv believe it to he the beat chick feed on the null-hut, because it has
all the good things that the host 0! them hair. with the added belletlt
of being fresh, \tlllch is most essential.
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The choicest fabrics and
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serges, astonishing values
Remarkable [values at
:4 South Main St.
South Norwnlk
composed of old cracked
our high standard are used A cont-
prepared espet'lully to meet the
t‘outztlna elements of
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MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
First In quality. last in price. always in the mlnde of its contour
err-«Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
lery necessary to every woman.
(Iordon Ilosit-ry represents every
kind of mountain—Cotton, Lisle.
Silk Little and Silk.
Ludiee' Cotton and Lille. 15 to 50¢
Silk. 50c. 75¢. $1. $1. 50. $1. 78.
Children' a. 2 for 25c and 25c
J. I MALLETTE l
(tomerly Mlueuo Demon)
38 Wnuhlnuton 8t. Tel.
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Pay
By Check
It in Safe and Con-
vonlent
Small Aeoopnte Invited
General Banking Dept.
South Norwaik
Trust 00.
open saronoav moor
CityNationalBank
TRANOAOTI A OINIRAL IANKINO
IUOINIIO AND OFFER. IVIRY
FAG'TH‘T‘VH CONOIOTINT
, eouuo
“mono
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“medium . i? «am
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unbound Iona. OI and do per your
133mm". HAT IWIONI Prue.
‘lut Vin-Prod.
PIIHMICK H. ROWAN. MI Vleu»
Will-IR“ IODWILL. Oluhiuv
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I. It. Mothuwuon Iumuol drummun
John H. knew 4. Wallace Mervin
Guthrie John H. Light
, Fred H. Rowen
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FOR
There isn’t
any Better
TELEPHONE 108.
BED-«BRADLEY'S. MAPES'.
ER’Sn—LAND PLASTER: CANADA
ASHES.-—AIR SLACKED LIME
ISH
FARM. GARDEN OR FLOWER
LIST-
or we would
have it
-—-————~—-———- reminds us that we wish to announce the ar- '1:
t‘eiziliiiletli “liltndnttiletiHarv/utilities (lilig “m 0‘ the Deadliest Spring ““9 "9’ “WWW "T -
‘iliiill’sliiiiiiiiilhliu‘ilniii :11: i“.i3‘§..‘.’.i..”}.‘;.‘l. Double sort cunts. with soft collar and with 1
lis now eonlliled to his home. collar hand. Regular negligee, coat utyie. , ‘
P. is. mum“ of Norwalk. an om..." with and without cutie attached. Patterns and 1..
i-il‘...3.’"l’.“i‘.‘f"ll‘ More's; ‘1'. talus ........ m... .~..... a... a
last night and was present at the instl- Percale. PM and Eupilan Silk. 1
Illlllllllllll [tut Ililli 1"”
l’onassus (‘ounclh Royal Arcnnum.
will meet this evening In their rooms
In \\ all street.
SPEAKING OF”
Shirts
(‘oult Frances. Ordel of the Golden
Sceptre will hold their regular meet~‘
but tonight
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Lesler J. (fttrglll, who is ill at his
sister's home ill Westport avenue, is
not as well today as yesterday. not~
withstanding the fact that he passed
a fair night.
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tutiou ot a new tribe in that city.
Thomas A. Skelly, deputy sherid
lor Norwulk who has been III at his
home in lsttncs plate fol the past few
“days nut-l opeluted on last night for
tousllltls The. operation was not or
a Serious nature and Mr. Skelly will
likely lie about lit a few days.
$1 $1.50 - $2
They are “LION BRAND." which vouchel
for quality. They are In the window. 1
a.
intuit“
Price’s Clothing Stere'jg
98 Washington Street
There will be an important mill‘llllg
or the Merchants‘ and Manufacturers
Association this evening at. the South
Norwalk Club. The election of a
president and a banquet will be among
the matters under discussion and it is
hoped that every member who can will
be present.
Tile oilirers and degree team of (’a-
thollc Union t'ounrll. No. iii. K. of (fl.
held a lull dress rehearsal last. even.
ing in their rooms ill West avenue.
'i‘be degrees. second and third, will be
conferred on Sunday afternoon in
Lockwood‘s ball by District Deputy
O'Neil, of Jersey City. ("andldatcs
from St. Augustine's Council. of Stum-
tord, will be also present.
Wlllialn Phillips. an oyster boat clu-
ployee. got into trouble yesterday he-
cnuse hit. bout did not so out. lie met
some friends: some drinks were the
result and the iinul wind up was the
police station. Phillips was found in
Railroad avenue about .'i o'clock this
morning by tlmcer John ll. Smith. The
offender was fined $6 this morning. lull
Sentence was suspended.
.\ils. Lydia .\i. l‘inkbaln, of Hillside
place. was taken to the New Haven
Hospital lode} tor treatment and was
not ompuuletl on the trip by her nurse
and Mrs, James (iUlthIln Mrs. Pinkhnm.
who has recently undergone a great
deal of sickness. now hail paralysis of
the lower limbs, ailtl it is in the hope
of getting relief from that trouble that
arrangements were made for trout
meal at the New Haven Hospital.
gent for Ron
Desired ior NORWALK and Surrounding Territory _
(‘ W. Ilurrilt. of the firm of llurrltt
and Molliimillury. of Norwalk Injured
his knee quite badly lust Sutalduy
when he was liming u drill though a
stone foundation to clear win for a
watt-r pipe and the sledge. bummer
missed the drill and bit hlln on the
knee. Ills knee was badly bruised
and Mr. liurrllt was unable to walk un-
til ytlstcrdsy ntivrnoon and then only
with the assistance oi‘ a cane.
Sherman i‘oulnlnndery. Order of the
loldon Cross will meet tomorrow cren
log in their rooms in NOl‘Wfllli.
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A Splendid Cancel.
to handle one at the finest and bent known makes of Automobile: on
the market today. The Rec Motor Car Co.’ u line of 1911 includeu ulit
different styles of pleueure vehicles and a line of trucks and commer-
cial care. We are prepared to make a first clue propouitlun. Write.
phone. or call at our offices and garage. 388 Fairfield Ave., Bridgo-i‘i
port. Conn.
BRIDGEPORT AUTOMOBILE CO.
Agents for Ree in Fairiield County
ll. W Nelt‘ili. whose death occur-
red in Winstid a few days also, was
known in many Norwnllt people. lie
was iltllillt shell” in Winsted and
great selliot sagnmole oi the t‘onuet ii-
«in Git-til i‘oullrll ol‘ the Imprmed (Ir-
der of Red Men. He had \islieti here
as all oflleel of the, lied Men Mr
Now its died of llriuhl' a disease after
a long llluoss He died without the at.
iendanco of .l physitlun. a ruenlh
Leer-go No 2 Smulb3 lbl». "0‘ dress adopted II littlous belief liming led hiln
-------------------------- 25° to dispense with nledltal treatment.
Lorne. bright Herring. 4 Ibo. not (zonmthmli three days t'lflpiittl be.
druued ........................ 25¢ role a death c‘eltllicate was signed. the
Flutfllh. 3 lb!" Ml dreeoed ------- 35° borough health omcer ilnalh doing so
Wenkfiuh ..................... 100 lb The plly'aitlan who had prethsly at
"'“Wk ----------------- .,...|c lb tended Ml Newcltl said that be was
Blush-h 1’le ------------------- 256: without nothmln to sign the tortill-
N0. 1 limit. 2 N”- --------------- 25c cute and it was said that as death
“all“ Cllm'i MN".d -------- “’0 (ll- lwas due to natural causes the (use
Bponluh Mlclflfll ---------------- 146 was not one that came within the
Roe Iliad ....................... 20¢: prollnra of the medical examiner or
Buck Shad . . .lOc the coroner or the count)
Lemon Sole ................. iOc lb. ~ .. -——-——- - -«
Salmon. Steak Cod. Halibut. Long
Clams. Round clame. Grounoort Oyo-
teru. Emlluu
SOMEONE WILL PROFIT. WILL YOU?
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FRII DILWIBY.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House '
33 South Main In. South Nerwullt
New Sp ring
Goods Are” in
AND pRIADY gFOl YOUR TNIPICJOIII»;i
To there who want the pick of the Inert and newut anode produced
this season. we on: “Come early.” The otyieu we show will pleoue
your are. The value: we otter will please your pocketbook
once and use our immense stool: of
A New Suits. Long Coats. Walsh. Dresses.
Skirts. Unmw. Hillier!
Gull at
‘ study bin/Inn. other issues rose in , ‘ ‘ ,
'eympothy. Then one no selling pm , a .2
euro and by noon substantial "action- l. ,
ui impairment?) inmprtcehwlfubma wGrunuiatedw “Pall...
are. non ecc.wc to ,
nearly 2 points yeeterdey on announce. 100-1 Check 106*! M
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WALL STREET. 10: It) a. inn-(ibup-
ties at the opening of the stock mar
ket today were ullxhl. but most of
them were at advances over yester-
day's clone. Canadian Pacific was
the utronoeut'wuh a gain of 1%. Nu-
tlonal Railways of Mexico Second aid.
and Wisconsin Central advanced 1A.
and (it. Northern pid. lost so much.
WALL STREET. it u to. Stock:
oi local public utilities were In tnvor.
with Brooklyn Tranult rising l and
Consolidated (m i 38. The list oih
orwlue wall aloo better, but the In-
quiry abated after some of the leaders
had got up belt 0. point or no. books
Vienna sold ten points higher at oat.
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IWALL ”REST. Noun—Operations
In the clocks of the local public eer-
vioe corporations lave tone to the
mornlnu e stock market. but otherwlue
trading lucked elective leuderohip. Al
the local nooks were advanced on
The Children of Today are the 2 -
poople of tomorrow. Start then)”
right. Take care that they m'
right now that they may be ready“
for the world‘s battles of tomorro _
Let our phyulclun. who to u Skilw ~
(Ml Eye Specialist. examine th '
eyes. NO CHARGE FOR EX“
[NATION and gloom prescribed
only It llocraaari
87 ATLANTIC saunas
Gone.
Farmer" "
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THAMER
Oculiule and Opticians Open Mon. 1. an. m i
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meat or the outcome of the annual
meeting. was dull and moved up a
trifle. oteriai nine were made in
a number of ion active looses. Bond:
1”" steady.
WALL ETHEET.1 m.-A hung;
at mailmlm oi w‘w ,
. ”am" hi ,
Parent of all on the market. We make a specialty of title maple
tiele of food and the leader for this week .
Iluol‘ul SOUVINIII ”lit to all purchmre or our To“. 0
Spica. Extracts. etc. .
The Union PacificTea Co ..
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Norwalk Chronicler