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‘Cunsrd Steamship Co‘s magnificent
floating palaces. reaching all points of
Eumpe. Clyde Line. Mallory Line,
Royal Mail Steam Packet 1'0. and St»
.Vennah Line. reaching all coast re-
torts and South America. with the
Bermuda Steamship Co.'s direct ser‘
vice to lierinudii, tic-st accommoda-
tions and best rates. Ask for circu-
lars.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
Reel Estete-—Town. Country and Bhore
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
Trust Co., 87- 91 Washington St.
South Norwslk, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
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IMIBS ~HUBBELL PLAYS PIANO FOR
M HOURS.
llRlleEPORT, March 16.~Mlsa
Nettle Huhbell broke the world's rec-
ord long distance piano playing 64
hours at a local picture theatre. Miss
Hubbell and .l. M. Waterbury started
to play at local picture theatres at 12
o'clock Monday noon. Waterbury quit
at 2: 46 o'clock this morning while
lMlss llubbell played until 4 o'clock.
playing 64 hours. When Mr. Water-
‘bury stopped playing he said that he
that gilt that they were both tools 9nd
[did not see the sense of plaling any
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles—Buck, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK
Telephonel: Office. 901: house. 21-3
longer.
idler since the playing has Klarted
a large number of men, women ,and
children hav» beeii at the theatres to
.watch them.’
lliehl the record for piano playing. As
E11 is now Miss llubbell is champion
-fl0ng distanci- piano player of the
world. There was it rumor about
town this morulilu that there will be
ilo more contests of its kltid in this
city as there is a law against it.
GENERAL NASHI DEAD.
\'lt‘ l‘OlllA, ll. (‘.., Muith l.“1.~ News
was brought from Yokohama yesterday
lly the steamship Empress ol’ (.‘hlna oi
Elllt‘ d’t’lllll ol' (lenernl \‘iscouiit Naslil.
1w lio led an army division in Manchurla
duriui: tho war with Russia. and was
afterwards coin111:ilider-lii-t'lllct’.
'l‘bo Klondike t‘hib
dance on Mar-1'11 lath.
\\ill
'l‘ailors niid tlrossm: lid. is ill't alle ady
working, o1eitl1i1e to llll liiisler or
tlt‘l‘sL
~.\ll kinds Winter Cups.
0‘ llilen' s
lliiiltliiig 'l‘i'iitlos_ ('tlllllt‘ll
iiii~slii 'ss mtol-
'l‘lic
hold its sonii-iiioiil‘iily
llld 11.1.5 t‘\'t*lllllt;.
.
Buck. ol‘ It. It.
llrirlueporl.
)t'slortliiy.
.l'. t'. l)illlll & (‘oni
puny,
town.
7151 '1‘ (11m
:11 $111111. is :1 \tlllllt‘l'.
' - Ilimlt l
pusseiipw.
gen (larngo t‘o.
Miss Xt-lilt‘ Silt'clinii, oi"- ilii‘
lloston ,
Store, r~']lt'lli l\i":«‘lt'l'tli!) Ill .\.‘\\ Yuri: '
(6in 011 business.
.‘-li>‘.~ .\lj- 1‘11 liil‘ilr‘ll‘», of Wilton. lirifi
lil’t’ll :1 1111111111 units: oi l'it'illiS lll Nil
11 111k .oirl lilil‘lt‘ll. v
The nwhly llilrlll“‘.\ llltt‘lllltz‘ ot‘
1)()llgl;l:~ I711\\lt‘-l" \\'. it.
llt'ltl llii> i‘l't‘llllll,
(2. “ill lw
('lllll'l Nttl'i'iilt,
America, llt'itl :i
met-ting last evening.
X11. .‘.\. .-i':~‘ 07
1'1 »'.lllil‘.'
lkll'iuxi
i111 lllt, .~‘—
0
Miss t‘lur.1 Johnson. 111‘ South \lil’
walk. was the L‘,llt'.<lS ol' llt‘l‘ illillvl‘ in
(liairgol‘omi. ro: t‘llll)‘.
Swarlz it (\‘i'llt‘ll
lit‘ill':
ltlm'lt'. lll
t‘lllllilllt‘xl
. ’l‘he
' \l'nshiuutoii .sii‘oot~ is
with a modern i'iro t‘rt'llltt'.
Lincoln Council. No, «I. Order or l'llr
lied American Mechanics, will hold
its wot-kly business- lllt‘t‘llllfl, tonight.
Misses Nora and Alice Walsh, (11'
sz'walk. were the sheets of Miss lil-
sio Sherwood, iii (lcorgctown. recently.
Mrs. James T. llulibcll and daughter
Miss lleleii llubbcli. of Norwalk, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Color. of Cillllltlll.
.‘ll'S. lloiiry Monroe, of Cannon Slit-
tiou. spent yesterday in South Nor-
wn k with her sister, Miss Mary C.
lilt'eritl.
The. Eureka Rebekah Lodge. l. 0. 0.
F., will hold its iii-weekly business
meeting in its hall, in Washington
street.”
The bids for the town farm hospital
will be received by the sclm-tmen on
Monday morning at it o‘clork. They
will probably not be opened at this
time, liowct'or.
«ion «no money 111 “mu.“ s toinOi-
good, l'tllilllle inciiliitiidist.
:idycrtiscineiit on price 8
row on
llt‘llll lilt'ir
\llrl t‘liiiilcs I) Stoolc of .\nsonln.
and Airs, William T. lliuiliiiid and
(laughter Louise. of Bridgeport. visited
their maternal home in. South Mall:
street yesterday.
The 3:20 Newtown avenue trolley
jumped the track in Wall street yes-
terday afternoon, but after consider-
able jockeying the unruly trucks were
replaced 011 the rails.
. -——Lntest style Derbles at O'Brien's.
The carpet bowling team and a
delegation of the members oi! Sher-
man Council, No. 1342, Royal Arcan-
um, will go to Greenwich tonight, to
play the carpet bowling team or
.Breenwich Council. The South Nor-
itivelk Arcahnmltes will leave on the
(8:49 .tiraln.
Souvenir postal cards are being re-
ceived in The Not-walks from a number
i! Nowell: people who are Wintering
fill Sellovlew. Florida. These include
our. Clientele 3. Dates. Mrs. Richard
damn, Mrs. George H: ~Illyiiltonil.
«center L'Homaiedlett and
hold a 1
ulllE
has a \l:«‘lltll‘ in.
:imil. :111 ll 11.. 3.;
Slur» .‘ _
Clothes Pins
.3}, loan Succolash - -
. Best Creamery Butter -
for the chief's
tribe ' 1-
A&P Pure Food Bulletin, March 11th to 16th, inclusive .
16c®
11111) ALASKA
SALMON can
Sh rdld ’ I’FANL‘
WIIt’a‘thkg; 12C 121': LUI‘TER. lb 11C
cans 25c
3 cans 25c
A&P. TabIcS yrup ' - .
Red Kidney Beans
El Primero Asparagus a can 26c
Saleratus - a pound pier. Sc
A&P Bail Oi Square i ice ‘1 lb ac
Safety Matches
- . 100 for 101:
Spinach - - -
Sultana Lima Beans - a can lie
a can Ililc
31 caps 250
a pound 33c
A VERY FINE ENAMELED
SINK DISH . PAN
A&P Succotash, - . -
inches—Capacity :3 quarts
with 21 50c can A&P Baking
Roll edge—Size 14%x63/Z4
Free Powder.
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
Sec Display in Our Windows.
60 Stamps with 1 pound Tea ......................... 70c
50 Stamps with 1 pound Tea ......................... 60c
40 Stamps with 1 pound Tea ......................... 50c
25 Stamps with I pound Tea ......................... 40c
25 Stamps with 1-2 pound box Thea-Nectar ............ 30c
25 Stamps with 1-2 pound box Golden Key ............. 30c
25 Stamps with I pound El Ryad Coffee ................ 35c
20 Stamps with 1 pound Ambrose Coiiee . 1 ............. 32c
15 Stamps with 1 pound Sultana Coflee ................. 30c
10 Stamps with I pound Coffee ....................... 28c
5 Stamps with 1 pound Coffee ........................ 25c
E tra tamps it ‘roceries
x S 1 W h (1
25 Stamps with I bottle A&P Extracts .. .. ............ 25c
20 Stamps with 1 package Peiicction Cereal ............ 20c
20 Stamps with a I- 2 pound can A&P Cocoa ........... not:
2 cakes A&P Sweet Chocolate .......... each 5c
I bottle A&P Ammonia. very strong ........ 10c
‘ 1 bottle A&P Queen Olives ................. 15c
I bottle Honey ........................... 25c
‘ 8&H I can Old Dutch or Atlantic Cleanser ...... ..IOC
I pacifiage lei“) Jelly Pgwde; ............... 10c
1 pac age acart’mi or a ctti ............ 10c
Stamps 1 jar A&P Smoked Beef‘is ................. 15c
F 2 packages A&P Gelatine .......... “each 5c
fee I package A&P Perfection Cereal ........... 10c
ill [illili A&P iii BUMPANY
124 WASHINGTON0 981'" SOUTH NORWALK
TehN 0. Free Dellvsry
,DDellverles a: 30 e. m. and 2: 30 p. m.
Cockenoo Tribe, No. 32,’ 176711. M.
will hold a regular business meeting
this evening. Knockapotanauh Tribe.
0: Bridgeport, will be represented and'
the degree team of that. tribe will con.
Rev. Frank A. Scofleld,mtor ot the
Methodist Church in Weatville. New
Haven. formerly of Norwalk, expects
to be sent to Beyelde, Long Island.
when the New York East Conference
meets to Brooklyn the last of the
degree for th local
1 ' « «month.
Mr. Waterbury i'ormerly'
1 dozen boxes Sc l
a can lOc l
‘ey hlid handed in his resignation.
‘lrciisoii were given,
lFRIDAY, MARCH :5, 1912
l
Come tomorrow and see for yourself.
styles. On sale at $5.00.
New Spring Dresses
Dresses at $5
All Wool Serge Dresses, in Blue and White; very smart
Dresses at $7.98
A number of very pretty Dresses in the very best 1912
models. on sale at $7.98.
Silk Dresses at $9.95
Blue and White Stripe Silk Dresses. 21 very distinctive
model; good $15 values. On sale at $9.95.
at $3.98 and $4.98.
New Spring Waists
$3.98 and $4 98
A beautiful line of new Silk and Chiffon Waists. on sale
black.
Smart 1912 Skirts
54.9.8‘ and $5.98
All new models lll line Serge Skirts. in White. Blue and
$1.25 ALLALINEN LINENS at Low Prices
WAIS'I‘S. 79c 29c and 25c Linens, .tgc yd.
300 Tailored Weists in Lin- 39C Linens """" 29c Yd-
cn and Liiiciie. These 49C me‘ls """" 39C yd.
Tailored ‘Naists come in 59L: A” Linen """ ”19': yd.
. plain and neat embroidery £5“ A” Lin?“ """ 593 yd.
patterns. with collars and “Alf” A” Linen ““796 yd.
cuffs On sale at 79c; in- 5:: t‘fi‘t‘nhfijxgs ------ :3:
s ...... 1
steadmf :3) 25 9 $1.00 Scaris and Center-
Sms LINGERIE pieces ............... 69c
WAISTS. 795%, 50c Scarfs ............ '. 39c
. . , , " . 12c Napkins ............ 8c
Beautiful Lingerie Waists. SC Napkins ............. 3c
the very ncwcstl pattergns: 10C Towcling ....... 7c yd.
regular $1.25 va ucs. ur— . .
mg. this sale. 79C. MUSLIN. UNDERWEAR
59c Combinations ...... 39c
50 3: 59C WAISTS. 39C $1.00 Combinations ..... 59::
to dozen Ladies' Waists in 50C Gowns ------------ 39C
colors: our regular 50c $1.00 Gowns ----------- 59C
and 59c qualities. During 50C Corset Covers ~~~~~~ 39c
this sale. 396. 50c Skirts ......... ‘. . . .25c
$1.25 Children‘s White
. , Dresses ............. 69c
CHILDREN S DRESSES 25c Drawers ........... 19c
$1.50 Wash and Cloth 39c Drawers ........... 25c
Dresses .............. 98c 39c Corset Covers . . . . . .25c
75c Wash Dresses ...... 59c 69c Corset Covers ...... 49c
lean-Up Sale
SATURDAY at MI
Every item in this list represents a great saving as compared with regular prices.
is an opportunity that no Woman should overlook. You will find many other bargains just as good that are
Z’S
Every item is warranted best quality. This
not
On sale $9. 95.
to $20.00.
satin lined,
New Spring Suits $15. 98 to $20
We are showing a big line of new Spring Suits, many
styles; only one of a kind. Prices range from $15.98
Alterations Free. l
prices.
EARLY
M'll' D' 1
Tomorrow we will display early styles of high
Shapes, Trimmings. Braids alid Frames at popular
class
25c WINDOW
SHADES. 19c
One case of first quality
Window Shades in all col-
ors. fixtures complete. 19c
instead of 25c.
SWEATERS
$5. 00 Sweaters ....... $2. 98
$4 00 Sweaters ....... $2.49
$3. 00 Sweaters ....... $1. 98
$2.00 Sweaters ....... $1.39
501: Sweaters ....... 28c
FLANNELETTE
UNDERWEAR
59c Swirts ............. 39c
50c Gowns ............ 39c
$1.00 Skirts ........... 69c
$1.00 Gowns ........... 69c
50c BOYS' BLOIUSES. 39c
Our regular line of Boys'
Blouses in all colors and
sizes. during this sale. 39c.
$3 Silk Skirts 1.98
Beautiful Silk Skirts in Blue.
Green Light Blue and Lavender.
E.Black Brown. Light
On sale at $1.98.
l
25c LADIES'
E UNDERWEAR. 19c
One case first quality La-
dies‘ Shirts and Pants;
r‘cgular 25c values. igc.
. 50c LADIES'
“l UNDERWEAR. 39c
Fil'st quality, in white only;
Shirts and Pants: regular
50c value. 39c.
l 25c BOYS'
‘ UNDERWEAR. 17c
l
prs‘ fleece lined Under-
‘wear. extra good value at
l25c. Reduced to 17c dur-
Eing this sale.
ro‘c SUMMER VESi‘S. 5c
l
5 dozen Ladics‘ Summer
‘Vests to be sold at 1-2
lprice during this sale—5c
Eapicce.
Illl, WILEV’S RESIGNATION
.GAME TODAY
(Continued from first page.) --
dramatic clliniix to 11 long conlei‘enco
ltt‘ had‘with Secretary Wilson iii the
lztttor's private office today. The sec-
retory would make no statement of
the case otherwise than that Dr. Wil-
No
ht- sold, nor did
hr. Wiley outline ills plans for the
future. ‘ Y
Despite the 1‘an that. rumors had
been current for several \l't‘t'ks that
the government‘s pure food expert
was about to leave the service, the
actual news of his resignation came
us it big surprise to official Washing-
ton. To all resignation reports Dr.
Wllcy had made emphatic denial.
The latest report has been that Dr.
Wiley would lay down the important
work he had been doing for the De‘
partment of Agriculture to become as-
soclute editor of a housekeeping may
azine. lie has received many flatter-
ing oers fiom interests in other lines
or business.
It is known Dr. Wiley tor a long Whether he had expressed his \lews
time had been unhappy in his connec. to Secretary Wilson. He replied that
tion with the Department of Agricul-
ture. He has asserted that he has
been hampered in the administration
or oinclala.
existed. A house
recently lave-tinted sll'elrs ot the die-
the highest terdi‘ and scored his "one-
let,
i
The recent Wileywnsoml
III 7'“! the “human . l
He entered the service 01‘ the gov-
ernment as chief chemist in 1883‘. serv-
ing in that capacity continuously ever
since.
Because of alleged tel-liiiiculirrc-
gularltlos in the employment 01' Dr. H.
Rusby,
ist, Dr.
commended for dismissal by
tury Wilson
Wiley some time ago was re-
und Attorney-General
Wickersluim. President Taft set these
I't‘t‘Ollllllt‘lltlllllOIlS aside.
()iie rumor recently was that Dr.
Wiley would enter political life and
might become ll candidate for vice-
prosldeiit on the Democratic ticket.
Dr. \Vllt'y denied this with a laugh.
Dr. Wiley recently was quoted as
saying: “I have for u long time been
working to secure peace in the De-
pnrtinent. This, however, cannot, ex
gruous elements in the Department
as are now to be- found there. i am
hoping that a solution for the ditllcul-
ties may be found.
“if 1 determine to withdraw,
issue a statement which there will be
no dilllculty in understanding."
Dr Wiley at that time .Was asked
he had done so long‘auo.
“l have «told him what kind of peo-
ple could get along together in the De-
or his allies and humour! by the oth- partmcnt, and what kind could not."
At the Cabinet meeting today Pres
Mc€abe commvmy was but an out- idcnt Tait was informed ot Dr. Wiley’s
cropping or the friction that long lied resignation by Secretary Wilson. To"
committee which the newspaper men attai- the cabinet
“The
pertinent complimented Dr. Wiley in relations between use sump; Wiley:
elwsye had been [1|th «’
meeting Secretary Wilson said:
He "tildes! sothlse m
a New York consulting chem-
Sccre- 4
so long as there are such incon-
1 shall
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tlon of the contest the person hevl.
'pleno. step In and we can OKPIIIE
«T HE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE REXALL “EDIE
ii'EiUAhieau Will-L
W
M
This is the Piano We Give Away
on «September 121h
Every penny’e worth bought at our etord counts a vote. At the expire-
rg largest number of votes resolves the
the contest to you.
advertised.
Spring Suits $9.95
We will sell a number of All WoolSuits,
this season's most popular styles; regular $15 values.
Norwalk Chronicler