The Horne of nm SAchAeifner a "maintainer t'.
. . at Iundsy Evening institute.
I A Y Last evening. at the Sunday Even.
51 Wash onion Itrset. II I- 0“ I. '3 ing institute. Dr. Msofariand repeated.
“ 9?“"h“°."'"". by general request. his Illustrated leo-
. .. .. . . TAYLOR &G0LDEAN oung en ’8 0 es turn. “in the Footsteps of St. Paul."
A A A and although given for the second
Chocolate-s 74 wasnmo-ron eraser. eourAH gmkiigtgybgltgnefnge “gaging
B0“ gong ‘ NORWALK A“ young men’s mom“ mu“ have “WI. and 3° Neatly all of the Sunday school teach-
' TELEPHONE "5.2 many makers, in pursuit of style. slop over and show out :30 32331;?“ mafia-teak“? they
are W I
Homeqnade Candyi . . merely want of taste. Not so with Hart Schsffner & l The Journey begun with u“, landing
1"" Marx Clothes for young men—«hey are tasteful to n gt thoushin. :gnfilngggdthegisogghg;
yrac 58 B. 1
Bread, we. Pies Park . & Tilford’s “F““T‘Ffin‘d in line—smartly 5'0“th m ‘3“th from southern italy over the Appisn
‘ ‘ tailored to hold their shape. Why to home where the crest apostle
Lane, 8 D 11 1 "SC d1 IlnaiiyA suffered martyrdom As be
e C 0 an e5 What‘s more, we have the knack of picking the Kent :13“. inc Mmzfariotkiqd “ream!
:— , e VI. UK I) a 0| 6 e -
PulA-e IAcAAAe CreaAm , "w“ "A Right weaves and colors for our young men iriends- mam connected mm the MN”
F H BAXTER’S you’ll find our Spring selections are great! Some~ Announcement we! made that next
. thing for every taste! guides; civoninlrt at mu: ntefhmgt wiltl
* ~ ' . 0 e n DI'O es I58. Ill 6 roav
A W mm "on ’ SPRING ovaacoa'rs $ ism $28 9 3°”. ”' ‘ASWA‘A’AW‘AAAcA'AuICAiAwii' bAbAi
A ‘1 " L“- . I ~ use a. is open or w e a
A ‘ ‘ A A A . Charles Fleischer. of Boston. whose
~ ‘ FOR SALE SPRING surrs. from $18 to $30. . general subject will 1... "Democracy ..
A . ‘ .. . The program (or the reminder of
t ' x ‘ . - uzw m cnmama Mung" Other good makes as low asSto. this seasons Institute course has also
been announced. as follows:
April 9~“The Passion Play." Iiius~
trsted by the stereopticon and accom-
. . _ HuALL. onto: sass. Apply at
svsnmo sssrmsi.‘ rsLseHons Anderson's Launch Works
The smartest hats in town—wide brim derbies
v
can.“ . and hill soit hats—$2.00 and $ .00. panied by appropriate music.
pan—auslnela Ape ‘ rtmsnt Oyster ”A." Point. Norwailt y 3 April ill—The cantata. "Victory Di-
” Spring Shirts. Neckwear. Gloves, Hose. Vine." by thorn! and orchew'n- !
Ila—News Department
cutarnztrtmm Artificial Teeth
7295—ch Editor's Residence
April 23«~-"Tho Forward Movement
Among Negroes." the speaker being
W Ii: Iiurghardt Du Bois.
April 30~—Ciosing rally of the Insti-
tute. the speaker being John Mitchell.
of the American Federation of Labor
and, until recently. of the National
Civic Federation.
. . A well-tilting not of teeth In better
WEATHER FORECAST. ~thnn a poor act of natural ones.
.‘ ' ; if} the teeth are so much diseased
For Norwaik and Ivieinity: Rain to- t at they. cannot be saved. they
night followed by clearing sud colder “:3 bgttel 0““ I“: “H“, tfeoth "“7
Tuesday. High south winds shifting to p rb e “we": 8‘ t ' °°d “A”
northwest, . Tuesday. A. well-defined “0‘ ° ”0”" y maetlontod and
storm area is central this morning ov- preprored “Alum 3“)th ”b m: -
‘ or Lake Michigan moving eastward. it W" ”9 “c “8- tender ““1 ro ‘
AAA daughter was born last night to
Mr.‘ and Mrs. Arthur Anderson. of 38
Mornin street The proud and happy
father is a popular young conductor
‘ on the local trolley system.
”swo' sroaas:
4 on; I am especially prepared to A ‘ ' ‘ -
gogmghueafif cloudy pafige:?elz’at¥r::mfs meet the demands of fint- roofed , The New Sta" ’ 84.59”“! ”Ill! 8" A
the coast '1‘ pm $7"? llhsin ‘is and sensitive months and those I as WIH‘SL. Nahum“: 39"“ NW
with are using teeth made by the
cut“ testify to their serviceable
qualities.
1 Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to date. Your In-
storm area 0 AAA‘ the next 2! hours.
Pleasant wen r filth tolling temper-
ature prevails between the Mississip
pi river and the Rocky Mountains.
Warnings for high winds are display- Dr J
ad aion the Atlantic coast from iiat- ‘ '.
teias. ..C. to Eastport Maine. 15 South Main Bt.. South Norwalk
rsnozaaruae ”Avon aoo TO “N": ’ 'L m- ‘° F E “V 3“
doys by appointment only.
Temperature: Low. 40; high. 57 _ ....
Clear. , *
Easter
“BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED Itary and under glass.
Thin is a homo product. fresh each day. composed of old cracked
corn, miilot seed. cracked wheat, steel eat eat meal. and only materials
that grade In every respect up to our high standard are used. A com.
pinto grain ration for little chicks. prepared eslmiaily ,to meet the
needs during the critical period of chick life. Contains elements of
food which Insure easy dinestion and rapid. healthy growth. I honest~
iy believe it to be the best chick feed on the marlin}. because It has A
all file 300d things that the best of them have. with .tbe added benefit _
Springpuuestiona at Dickorman &
Sons. See pd v.
Miss Manors Ward. of Arch street,
spent Saturday in New York city
Formerly G. Priedrioh‘s.
of being fresh. which In most essential.
f . elsewhere .............. I 0.906.250 on Saturday and that
Frank Lyle. o! Eridxepori. was a vis- . . MANUEL TORO HATOH'A , i‘ 031 house and building motion came from a (:0
nor "AA Nmnlk y’atgflay. First In quality.l last in price. always In the Mills at Its enstom- iois .................... 3,879,420
r .: 4&4»..— , at w p i . ere—:Bonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle odd Poultry ‘BUY 10,470 acres of 1mm 1,775,975 g:yhflcraidehioh WA WV?
Olif'ABitotherI moss! 6- 0- A'IF “4A“ ‘ 7 . 324 stores ................ 1.679.065 c mond. A."
mint”?m the.“ evening as Is their weekly : .; _ . Ti mills. manuiucrories and
on into. ‘ Full line or caregia‘bookieu. distilioribs .. 1.231.900
..- , ,.~ .3 5 t Quarries. fisheries and
past , nd aecondi‘quan no... . .me' ° ”“2 Haze ton mines .............. 43,500
‘ Pulls and witches. Compie e line 0 ’ 980 horses and mules ..... 52.790
fat
POST CARDS
I for 56"2 for Io. 5c and to: each
-Ioo Window Display .
LMALLETTE
~Hsir Goods: “Cam token to «inconveni-
or and texture. Hair work from your
‘ town oombinss. At "The Beauty Show;
102 Washilfmli‘ “rout. ' ‘
Edward Kuch of Port Chester. »
spent Sunday at his old home In South
Filling. Grading. .
LaWn Work. Farm Work.
Every Kind of? Service
if
COAL
Norwaili. .
mm” m’ ‘AlbeBJierslifieIdItSonCo.
If you nant a beautiful complexion I - ‘
the adv. of N. E. Ryan Company may ... Wuhinflon It. 7' A“. TQ'IIM . ' 122 w.“" 8!. l
interest you.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
...—......
Joule‘ph Copinshof ”Prism? :l ,, . . . . .
upon n;a ow syswt one u 1. A. .. ~ . 3
NA“ Y0“ RW- . r ... W. 'BUMBER YARIA1A~ 437 EAST
Humphrey: “l :‘l‘i Pa, ‘ ' K at the Moor. 80 ’ ‘0“ ““3“ “W '0“
re s a n s roe ~ _.
spendins the day in New Canaan. h. T 0 CITY. Oiler
c. ...... Meal a. 746 «um... ‘ p. mind C” FOR SALE
ultimo evenl Ain theirArooms in - Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. no andoil lamps. Bosch ..
the A tie build A“ “A Wall "mu y 60 moneto and coil; evosythins iirsoolus. Guaranteed for one year by 18 Young Work Horses
Rs mood Bros." 0 allies. mains. n oi oi re s. tr 1526. For full particulars ll or address A' .
Iawnyworlt. farm wAtAirh. etc. see adv \ i 0 man I H r 0 I °I igniting): “agents: flgdoapgtwagn.
I
A km DWI stem A Bookmans Ben I eluded In lb 1 t or bro Isr e
. g .. .. .... F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. co. .2... 3.th
A' A -— w tor'Itrsot. Nomik Conn. mares. ii use ones apps
_ d F A. {ii’tghg‘i‘ln “tailgate; coal” vaniont «Wall WA.“ WM") Bands. I ‘ . ' . . who}: gays and megn rz‘gggt rose
, . N e “.2 m . n.
“macadamia! lotto neck on Imsli Accounts Invited .. V . ., "mg-A me an (NM. "Ne“
* M N“ WM 0. 0...... ......" “..., INIIIT on GIT‘I’ING res our on soon—you dart on tr visits 32:“ “m wa‘m m”.”‘w.{;g
Final“: ""5.” .3.“ eniotnsii‘r‘i‘in; ’A term brilllt Herr-inn. 0 lbs» no;M :zkwd....1..lt 3:3. 1:3: ahémgindmgecountry
Inondllrs liyronm H "A A A L I ...A:A AAAAAAA . AAAAAAA .A.A.A1lloibi worksndwiilbesoid verychesp.
...... . .. 'A’FF 8 th N aik limh' “tiff.t'rrrtt‘.E:::.--'l° °°° ~ , . W... cm "“1 to“ it” '°
l'w Haddock. ............. .....Io to. Islmon. Iisait Cod. Halibut. Lon. reopen uyors e are or-
him". FhXiWA-kmfmm AAIAIFI u 0 cosh slime. opened .m‘ t. Clams. chmgm"Omnool-t Oyo {mil-:2 tang: :l‘iogur $3.332” 3‘9.-
th at " e. In Newton. bonnie M ohm! ..... ops
ll... insignifigon is considered sor- Trust Co emu. POLLOCK. am also ..s lbs. to: see (not smell) fifgrgg’gfia‘igo'wg :3:
loss ' LANG! OOILINO CLAN. FOR IAAKING for “‘0'" than “’0 teams which
, 0"" “TURDAY NIGHT WI TAXI PRIDE iN HAVING THI LAlfltIT AND IIUT A.IONT- «a do Ill om. work. '
A A fifth:h?m:$m. "midrib INT 0' CIA FOOD IN TOWN. tannins at Medici. MID-Harlem
J bosom removed suns. buildinl ,
My rs-
”by calling It ”mm It ému‘o maamm A GIN! mill“ , _
ww'm'm A A 'A ' A in the «has. new
“WM pang-.3. .. ”Wu WW» . liiiiii ll Will illiil an. to: sun” hit my: WW. "1"“; 0"
mm. A A ””mAmquA: W ”A ... m WALI enter. 0: in AtAvo'i s Flowl'b'fii‘ mi nostril. NA II ‘A AA
A 1 8T 1 lo I» m.” “0' s
. My new A 01%. motions were narrow and the em M W . . <3le
”3’33, and out. hymn lot the ”Arm-A
TILIPHONI 1“. Phil DILWIIV.
Name...“ Cutbiii’s ridge Fish Market. We Ate“ t”
W”
marltst was point at the 0mm 10-
In” m “It...“ “WM day. a mainrity of the um“: 00‘ iJAibAiAiAAmA'Atfiihmo?
. slated or siihht advances. nominate Ioosdv. , , . p
. and Ohio and United slim stout nib
trained as and (frost Northern FM ,
HATS.
Phone
W'I‘IIIIIII LIIT
e20, 240 m
(Continued ’lrom First Pass)
through the new system of valuations.
erection Invited. Everything Ian- lcmain unchanged.
’ The total tax collected from proper-
ly owners last year was ”68,435.02, on
Visitors always welcome. a rate of eight and one-half mills. If
the same rate In fixed this year by the
tigwn bon7rd of estlimam a‘nddtaxation
u out II 2.10: wii be re so . and it
JOhn G. Baur is believed this amount will be ample
with which in run the town.
The detailed estimfitehbeio‘v‘r, glvlen
out by Town Clerk or art . 8111 iii
Toi 372-3- RMLROAD AV‘ today, 'qu be found interesting:
4,459 dwelling houses and
other buildings not listed.
cies . . .
Household
Ail shares
tantlnn
notation
tempt. . .
chandisl
chanlcal
Money at
exempt
tired do
All other
‘ Total value 0! taxable prop-
» My my
tax. 3.314.
for many
Christian
was dupe
ed with
not we
interest
Lionel. cattle ............ 15,755
921 coaches. carriages. WRK‘
one. automobiles and bicy-
I22 finishes ind Jewelry of
any kind. over exemption. 5.001
ries. and musical Instr-u» -
meats. over exemption... 54.500
Railroad. city and other col-
Amount employed in met-v
Amount employed In me ~
in: operations .......... 172.800
as steam or sailing vessels.
and other boats ........ 08.939
state and elsewhere. not
Money on hand. or on do
posit. exceeding one hun-
‘not specifically mentioned 255.881
Ten per cent. additional on
' , Iistsnot‘glven In ....... 363,843
Total number assessed for personal
Number hulns no property unassu-
ed for personal tax only 2,548.
THI HARTFORD CONVINTION.
Superintendent w. E. Chancellor
Makes on Moms atMon‘e Chris-
_ . lion inquiry Club.
One of the most Interesting sessions 1.
at the South Norwsik Conmational
Church. yesterday noon. The speaker
10 Chancellor. who took as his subject.
"The Hartford Convention."
Dr. Chandelier. for about an hour.
poured forth a nest wealth 0! Inform
tIon regarding the important national
sad International movements sssoolsb
Front this be let! u to a discussion of
the unstaii quest a of the United
Slated oohstl but on so to whether or
. Old Youths :' A
Before deciding on that SPRING sUIT. see our snappy garnish;
They' re right and so's the price—410, I16. III. #20, “Al. m.‘
pies. Say "Give motile sample." then no one can net's
like yours. Six days to malts at Salt out to your particuior iii
you want It. III. .
SPRING OXFORDHSJO. $4.00.
NEGLIGEI SHIRTS—50¢. $1.00. $1.50, $2.00. 1;.» fl ' . V,"
CAPS. FURNISHINGS.
Price’s Clothing ”Stilt;
98 Washington Street
No. Is now 1186-2
................. 141,653
furniture. Iibrn‘
of stock liable to ’
................ 100
bonds. not ex-
................. 13.000
us and trade 584.005
and manufactur-
Interest in this
................. 2.800
llars............ 9.281
taxable property.
Board of Belief. 320318.298
m
years was hold at the Men's
Inquiry Club in Its rooms.
rintsndent of Schools Dr. W.
the Hartlord convention.
was-o a mutants the
modern incisiotilin.
“had or. omen“
dino‘oo twhsy vengufidg .AA‘jA,
Says He Believed liilAll'
building. arrived In New ,. .
evening. on route from fit
of the tire when he left St
m"
r . 1"!
if" .‘ 1!: “.Il‘i
. . _._.....
liliivlliilii A
anal and Item Was ‘A
Joseph J. Asc‘h. owner of an
Flat to his home in Sanguine W .
.ur. Ascb stat‘ed that he know u
When interviewed at the
mont Mr. Asch expressed W
at what he character
ling catastrophe. He
had pelleted the bidltiinAAx'
proof construction. -
”I never have receivedwnii‘ .
or demand .from say do . . '.
bureau for alterstlonsrtotbsa
nor be: any request. or. - 1
received by me for an “a i
escape. or has the flrlieica
building ever been madam
cisod to me by any. 0flcis.l~.. it ‘ . '
nations (or the safety
suggestion.” ' v I
Mr. Aoelt stated Adi we
the construction of t '
nisde by Julius Fran
New York. and that ‘ .
they complied with essay m '
of law He said thotmitbill
ledge no previous plans for .
in: had ever been re' ted b
Building Department. so»
piano by Mr. Frank it“
any «use. lie 0
building Itself and the
been approved by the Bulidl
meat on the completion oft
sir-notion.
ur. Moi! said that s. ......n
in any investixation of o Are;
. Inspected Last ‘ANWW'.
Edward F'. O’Connor. (are ,
s‘lne Coming). 2:0. 72. the
r so at so. nsneciodtho’
on you?" 15 last an that
ran o in s report: ,
ILbcnfionmNos. 23 to ill Wad
Moos.
Connection—Blink. Ind
storlles .In height. ,
k—FIWPI'OOL . ,
as of erection-42001: "
Owner—«J ..Ascb innate
Conn
a}
Fire escapes. opioid}-
lmationn-Rear; on
Stairways-Two located '
attest tand‘Wasbiumnm Piss»
one starvayss .,
Elevators-«Four. . "A
Fire a pplians ‘
tion with’ Department
pneumatic system: this ,
stood plpes sensuous”
fisaeootoo‘nneotion 1*
no on on 0
foot, chastity 5.053933 this
all doors. m.
a
disquont defines-é“ oili“
Judment” at It. Joseph's
One of the lanes; o i_ 1
the season was pro
MIA will cams
robin tour
9
irs’F”.tio....'Foi ,
to mount“ and t‘«vid
filth oil gfi'flfl
Wm M
Norwalk Chronicler