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EASTER
NOVELTIES
Fancy Candles and dainty Boxes “
‘ of Chocolates and Hon Bone for
" Easter outs
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F A. LANE ‘
51 WashingtOn Street,
South Norwslit
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Uneettled
Weather with light showers and rising
temperature tonight and Thursday.
Moderate to brisk northeast to sontir
east winds. A welldellned disturb-
ance central over Kansas is producing
cloudy and rainy weather in all sec-
tions east of the Rocky Mountains ex-
cept the eastern portion oi the Lake
ration and New England. The front
edge of the raid area is as far east
as Pittsburg.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Low. U; hlsh, 57.
Temperature:
Partly cloudy.
mom 11.111.113.11: New Rochelle. 11
in town today on business.
Frederick Jenkins, of Stamford. was
lavtown yesterday on business.
Thursday; April ms. 111 Dividend
hints-shunts. Tsastsmps tree.
inhuman Chapter. it. A. it. will
mills in the rooms is
‘ _Ww Ihsrll‘l‘hon’as a. mill.“
m immune is! in ,
.0. Basics“. ,
"Park a. Tllford’s
Delicious Candies
-IOLD AT—
F. H. nurse's
DRUG cross
’spring’ fishing. She is moored in its
dol'g slip.
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l Toiiand county.
a tear of pain you should read Dr. J. H.
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FOR SALE
NEW 8018 CRUISINE LAUNCH”
HULL. PRICE ”50. Apply ti.
Anderson's Launch Works
, Oyster lhsil Point. Not-walk
Captain Isaac Selleclt, oi Norwailt.
was in Danbury, yesterday.
Oscar ll. Banks is advertising a reli.
able automobile tor $900. it you are
interested read the adv.
Miss Margaret Driscoli. of Tierney
street, is still confined to her home bin
an attack of quinsy sore throat.
Miss M. A. McCrsnc. of New York
city. is spending her spring vacation
at her coinage at Harbor View Beach.
Dr. J. J. Stler. of New York city. has
returned to his home after spending a
low days at h cottage at Harbor View
Beach.
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Joseph H. Brown. .lr., has his launch
in commission and ready for the
Miss Margaret Driscoli. of De
Klyn‘s store. remains ill at her home
in Tierney street with a severe attack
of sore throat.
Thele is one (lrsnd Army post with
only live members. which keeps its
charter it is in the town of Union.
it you have a tooth that ought to
come out1 but delay the operation for
Mailery's adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hubhell and
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thompson. 0:
Norwsllr, enjoyed an automobile trip
to deseport recently.
New awnings have been placed in
position at the}. a. Lane confection
ery store and Joseph stls' clothlas
store. in Washington sire”.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill's eater-
talnsd a company of relatives last ovo- 4
pics at their hosts is Blls strsst. Broad
River. Cards were enjoyed.
missus m tho'ssssos. m
Emmm’mwmsum ‘
impulses-hammer
1'; “airman“
W i
pwmmou men. has
Li1111,11.hissstlinnt.fins-Isms” mug
Are Waiting ‘ for»
You Here
Style will be first in the Easter Parade: and in the
passing show will be more than a sprinkling of our Hart
Schafi'ner & Marx Clothes. Judging by the hustle around
our store. men of The Norwalks are looking td us fee all
that is right and proper-Min Spring clothes.
We are equal to the occasion. as our splendid stocks
of clothes attest. Seasonable togs everywhere—the
smartest styles imaginable—the choicest new weaves and
colorings—ond above all. the clothes that fit swell and
wear well.
MEN‘S EASTER SUITS. $10 to $30
Grays, beautiful greys. browns. tans. blues—a distinguish
ed company 06 colors to keep company with our silk mix-
tures and plain blues and blacks—the finest suits you ever
saw anywhere. Special styles for young men.
MEN'S EASTER OVERCOATS, $0 to $28.
Plenty ofiusuriousflk lined costs in greys. Oxfords
snd‘biach: some silk faced only, others lined to the edge;
and a wide range of Wisdom costs in greys. tans
and browns. in styles ahead of anything you'll find else-
where.
Hats. Shirts. Neckwssr. Gloves, Hosiery. Underwear
--you’ll find our splendid collections of the latest and best
in these lines will respondto your demands. .
The best stars in m for Boys’ aim: Clothes. Tim
and Furnishings. Let us prove it to you. '
(1311"! about
‘ it. but it had done no goo . .
. .t. the captain sent Ofllcor liolibcrg to
v investigate and to see if the boy was
, assistance of Policemen Cosgrove.
. Storey. Moore and Johnson entered the
' toting the money on the floor.
: on to the police station in two wagon
'Iurgssn Appointed Sanitary Inspec-
9 in hunt um E
‘ sun in BllilliiE.
' Complaint ui “Heartbroken Falli-
h: ”Your? : ‘ Easter < Clethes 3;
er" Brings Quick Results
‘- use made one or the biggest gumbilnt i
. “WI this week in a number of years
. when they raided Genius poci 1011111,!
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at No. til) Church street and arrested?
Scull: 11nd lllieen men- oau charge at ;
gambling. Some change on the. tablet: {
and cards were seized as evidence. E
The police said the raid was the re E
suit or the complaint of 11 heart I
broken father who said his 15- years-
old son was squandcrlng his money 111
’the place He said his son had dinwu'
. l9 wages Saturday night and had not .
turned a cent into the family.
he had spoken twice to
He said
When he told Captain Grace about
1n the place. The omcer was told to
raid the place if evidence was found to
warrant it. He found the piece full
of men playing cards, and securing the
place again. ,
As soon as the men in the place
saw the police, there was 11 wild scram-
ble. Men jumped up from the curd
tlbies. orerturnlng‘ them and sent.
The
so
They» were lair»
police had covered all the exits
no one could escape.
loads. Comm was charged with keep-
in; a gambling house. and the others
with frequenting and with grlmhiins.‘
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Women’s. Misses’ a d Girls’
s
Smart Dresses and
Coats
Correct Styles in Littlest Fabrics and
Colors, at Exceptionally
Moderate Prices
Millinery
of Individuality
visit our large Mlliinery Department. and you will find displays that i
will positively interest you. id 1ch day we show new displays at pop-’2
MINTZ’S ‘
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MAJOR GOHAVOIR PROMOTED. '
tor for Coast Artillery. l
Capt. Frederick J. Adams. of they
Bridséport Hospital Corps. Coast An
tiliery, is to be promoted to major. He
Two screams . -
to South Kala It.
The Inspire
or win school-ts. “salt sort-.111.
8621 Food
it is highly important nowadays to get all they can (or their money. but
there is another think more hummus and that is what they not.
OUR GOODS ARE THE BEST
Ii .
William Benjamin has his scallion 1
mmnlun"isthswstsrtssdis~'
“mainstream“ I! CC
”summation” .
Ros-sud Buck Ihsd. Ros ‘Jsshs.
White Porch. Spanish Mackerel. Sapp-
psr Dim Wealtflsh. Cod and Halibut.
Orsonpon Oysters.“ Loan and Round
Clams, Little Necks. Lam Gosling
Clams for halting. . ‘E
.. . Whats «silty bought, our prices
4 - are bun-t.
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Fish Mallet.
"II DILWIIN:
a ”Wishes-ssh
.mesmttomost.
«mmmen. ’ I.
It m of “or
mallow Roses to the post-
flap of aids! sauces. and the promol
.fllfl at Kai. Joann H. Townsend. at;
New Haven to the position or chiefi.E
will take the my macs
lip muss cous- about through
Joseph H i
sum. and tilt FGDQJJOII of Mull
Frederick Schsvolr. ot Stamford
unitary inspector.
pitsl Corps in conformity with
al.
The reorganization provides for thoit
Haven to comprise three olllrers and
ward s. Mention; and the establish-
ment 0! an ambulance company in
Hartford. with a complement of three!
oliicers and 43 men. 1
The new regulations Just double the
present force of the Hospital Corps int
llridgepOrt. They provide for the en-
listment of Capt. Adams of one ser-
geant. first class; two sergeants and
seven privates.
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coursnnmo ovss trons watt.
ficitncii met yesterday is Prospect
street. regarding a grade which he
wished chapped. Hr. Home has built
nudist tits street would be impossible
“Mill! tohsslsdteoi
reels at s the point where the
l’llersss sistsdthatlswaswililnto
slumotsumtortnsiw
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The changes are the result 0! incl »
emulation of the Medical and Hos-l
titsl
field service regulations of 1910. re- ?
neatly sent out by the adlutnnt seller E
formation of a Field Hospital in New; .
33 enlisted men, in charge of Capt. Ede :
A committee of the No'rwsllr city »
dunno with A. W. Morgan. of that "
a he suns wall film the avenue. and I“
has made other inmost Elmprovet .
nuts about his plieoywhich odd in.“
seasrslcotho looks otthestmsthnd
to the value at the property thereon.
“ "rho committee thossht‘. however“. that .
‘sttostwould have to its cot-down. In:
Thursday, April 13
is Dividend Day
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While in our Store visit the Premium Department and see the new “-19
sortment or useful articles giver in return for Pink Std‘mps.
A. F. Beckniann 81 Co.
E8 O 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 440 SOUTH NORWALK
ELHER E. CASE
W. R. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
The latest and most careful design
in the make-and break. two-cycle type.
All parts are exceptionally easy of
access. and can be adjusted without re-
moving engine irom foundation.
lingis Cylinder
Rated
. With
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' Double cylinder -
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The Specialty Manufacturing cs.
40 Victor “rest. 1 Death Normals. cons.
Kit wssissssnosr. all»:
Norwalk Chronicler