" would
Rompers
A complete assortment in
Gin ghoul. Seersucker and
Galates Cloth. at
25c and soc
E. K. BANKS
Mshockemo Hotel Block,
South Norwslk
WEATHER FORECAST.
vicinity:
For. Norwaik and
Rain :
Easter Post Cards,
Now on Sale
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
Ix
EXSPEAKER sc'o‘rr FOR u. 3.
mar. ATTORNEY.
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late tonight and on Friday; warmer Believed to Have Best Change of Ap.
in interior;
mirth and southeast.
pressure, central owr North Carolina,
moderate winds, DIOblh
All urcn of high
; polntment.
l WASHINGTON, March 28.v-lt is
‘liildcl‘SlUOd lilill oxSpcnllcr Frederick
Is producing pleasant u'cuthcr along A. Scull 0i i’l.‘-lnoulll is living furor-
the Atlanticw-cusl,
anti northward to Minnesota,
anoint: unselilcd weathcr
reach this \‘il‘inily on Friday.
rust of tho kooky Mounlnjns.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
; 11).le-
..
....
'-l‘cmpolzltllloz Minimum.
mum, 47, liiloudy.
thorn“ MrKay. of llounylon.
lrw n diseilargvd from lilu llcspilsl.
William ii (hmrh (I:
FH‘vtL
\\':l~'rlnclon
is spending iii" «lay in Now
‘2’ Wk Cli)‘ on bil‘illlPSS. ,
i’coplc hré discontenwd boa :lllsl-
somewhere they halts umnircd the no-
tion that they shouldn't have, any
troubles.
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P. A. Shepard. of New York is
spending the day in town on biliillli‘ss.
He will visit the Harsh-om school this
afternoon.
W‘“.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. inns, of
East Norwalk, are observing the fifty
second anniversary of their. wedding
today. They are the recipients of tho
congratulations oi‘ their many friends.
Lincoln Council will observe Its
thirty-ninth anniversary Friday night.
The affair will be an elaborate one and
every mounbor is requested to be in
attendance. Banner Council. Daugh-
, tors of Liberty, will be in attendance.
—Dainty fancy work or sensible do-
mestic articles for sale at First )1. E. ~
‘ Church, Friday afternoon.
‘Mrs. Sarah Upson, of West avenue,
entertained the members of the Hos-
pital Whist Club yesterday afternoon
at her home. The next meeting will
be in the nature of an evening soot
sion with Mrs. Leo Davis of Rowan
street.
.MASONS WANT MORE MONEY.
i .i"
'Demsnd Mode on Bones for Fifty
.Conto More a Day.
it was learned today that a. demand
had been, madoupon contractors by
“10"“ masons for an increase of
wages to the amount of 50 cents per
day, the lame to take effect upon
Nay lull.
Apparently this demand is to be
”M6 simultaneously with those which
.‘ *"“a§"'mpcniml will make on MI? 1".
.. N-l
gram l", talking was asked it this'
Thoooutmobons with whom the
would Williams a strike acid that it
t so or as ho was concerned
that he would have to
, a young girl once said to
has
is prof l'nltcd Status district
with local
showers in the Mississippi Valley. This
{il'i‘R will more. eastward and probably
Mild
lolnpcrnlllrvs continue in illl scolions
\ long trough olz‘ hilly («insult-rod by SiflliliOl'B Mclmm
low pressurv. exit-riding from LOliiSi-‘
and firlliilillgcv for appointment his
attorney for
'l‘onm‘l'licul. lililly Ilium-s huvu boon
nil-nllonmi in C‘llll’lflfliliil with this
yifli‘l.‘ but moat oi’ lhvm luncheon clim-
innlld (\(‘cpl ricotta. At this writing
ho lsl t‘llc\t'i lo the inside
”HUN.
Svlliili‘il‘s .lirimun null llrundnpcc oi’
(,‘(lilllt.‘l=lil‘.'lit lollny You‘ll to confirm
Senator 5UHlilt‘iliiUll'H Illlc in his Scum
.torhli M‘lii. in lilo LOi‘ililt‘i‘
hnvv
('ildl’,
tor llruulingt-c is cxpe-ctod to rcpt-ht ,
his win at inst yl'ili' lol‘ horilnnl'. itulr '
l'cnontltilu lliil lmiuy cscurlcd lilo
sixlccn .\0K‘\Hlli\' vsl‘ursioniutn now in;
town to lhc \l'llllo ilouun and pro-i
seulcd them to ill-caldl-ut. Taft. in an:
informal rmmplion to 250 people ill-5
the East room. I
iin‘prcscnlativa Higgins has return-
ul il‘Oil‘l Vermont, whore ho went to.
attend the lutc ltcprcacnlntiro ll‘ost-l
cr'a funcrai.’ ‘
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DANCWG CLASS COTILLiON.
Professor Noweil's Successful Season
in Solith Norwalk.
Professor W2 Gilbert Ncwoli's danc-
ing class closed its season lust even-
ing with a cotliiion nl. Arion Hall,
which proved to he the usual happy
and successful ocbasion.
people and their parents and friends
mingled together and Joined in making
tho affair the happiest and bostovor.
The results were apparent, and it is
no exaggeration to say tllit the chair
was the best yet given by that popu.
llu‘ dancing instructor.
noamsou pecans nona-
GHEY.
LITTLE-ROCK. Ark, March 28.-
Returns from yesterday's Democratic
primary, received from the majority
of districts throughout Arkansas, in-
dicate conclusively that Congressman
J. '1‘. Robinson has defeated Governor
George W. Donaghey, who was a can.
didato for reelection.
United States Senator Jeff Davis ap-
parently leads his rival, Stephen
Brundage, by a majority of at least
30,000.
Booldcts and utters,
+South Norwa‘k and Norwslk
\l‘hll‘il will CUlIlO up lil.‘.\“l \vcvk, Svnlrj
The young ‘
R CS
The largest assortment of Bun every shown in this vicinity
into be seen here and at prices that will appeal to the discrim-
inating buyer.
WILTON VELVETO, AXMINOTIRI. BODY IRUCBELO, VIL-
‘VETG, TAPEBTRV IRUMELS. FIBRE and CREX suns. from Odo
low
.‘yp to “5.00, that have never before been offered at such
prices.
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
254
256
START YOUR CHICKB RIGHT
something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broods, from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed youuss. Bonnie Chick Foods. home pro-
parcd, are the kind you can depend on to make lino. healthy fowls
and future sturdy layers. we use riot only the best and cleanest ma-
terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for
tint youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet, sound.
cracked grains aremerlnlttcd to go into our feeds. Bonnie Little
(‘hick Food is not an expcrimcnt. but is somr-Ihlng that has been
carefully tested, and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety. lionnlo Chick Feed contains the choicest im-
ported Mlllats, flue cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and selected
grains, such as out meal, cracked wheat. crnckcd knflir. peas. lino old
cracked corn. which combined, make a food host adapted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers~—Bonnlo Home Ground Food tor Home. Cattle and Poultry.
.~m wacwmmn -. “-m- ........-,.............
W... M
AmericanIAgricultural Chemical Co.'s l Mape’s i Lister’s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER. AIR SLAKED LIME. BARNYARD MANUREI.
MURIATE OF POTASH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED—
R'AYMOND BROTHERS
‘leon
{and ill :llidilloil to tilt! t-lvl‘llnn oi (’iii'.
THE MAN THAT BUYS
A Moyer Automobile
is SURE OF SATiSFACTION IN EVERY PARTICULAR
DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
AUTOMOBILE8 TO RENT by the" hour. day. or week. Experienced ~
and careful Chauffeurs.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 631-! NORWALK, CONN.
NEW SPRING GOODS
are in and ready for your Inspection. To those who want the pick
of the finest and newest goods produced this season so so, “Come
early. " Tile styles we show will please your eye; the values we otter
will please your por kotbook. Call at once and use our Immense stock
of new Suits. Long Coats. Dresses. Wsiata, Skirts. While Muslims and
Lookers arcjust as welcome as buyers.
your faith ill--
The Paris Cloak & , Suit House *1
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
5:5.Msin Sh, Stamford.
Corsets The store to put
33 So. Main St.. South Norwslk
5| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
Everything in the Optical Line ,
Eyes Examined Free
O. B. Jackson
Optician
' follows:
lulu llllll lll incur
Comes to Those Who Use Semen.
Say. Dropout Baxter.
The poor. thin, emaciated person.
store beautiful and symmetrical out»
so hideously locking in lines 8° tho limiter
when he or she becomes plump, rosy
and robust by using Bsmose. forgets
that there! is such a thing as weakness
and undorwoidlt.‘
Samoso restores health to the whole
system.” that the tissues sssimllate
from the food all of those elements
which make solid bone, nrm muscle.
pure blood sud outnoiont fat to re-
Aulnomo ln' weight to soon from
vitality. pursuit nutm- «n W
so Noni-f slam or.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz.,
3 cans Milk ..................2so|s cons cold Cross Milkwuo
4 lbs. Mince Moat .............26o1W. Baker's Cocoa or Chocolate....10c
3 cans Corn ....................¢Bols packages Oatmeal .............2do
2 lbs. Prunes ..................IBG|7 Lelia! Soap ..25o
i l
Sweet Potatoes, Kale. Lettuce, Boots, Turnlps, Apples, Oranges.
s v Int". \‘
D GROCERY COMPANY
PHONI 148
,i‘lz‘lll
.. . the first smk’o use of Samoa, but if * - .
‘ "Wk“:giiegtlh:wzxd. “Bil: ‘8 does llotmtoro 7°“ *0 1°“? Plow : .' = : . ‘
2'," most Iii-Is would die old "it“ “a W" 7°“ ‘ full "M iii
DRESS deans
olnscr mom MILL to complies
Blue. Black and Gray Borges. Checks and vapor It him at 75p per
yard and upwards. All Latest ”rill. emu and 64 aches widen,
mm wuss. in Blue, Black and (my Goren. I175 to “.00.,
MILL BEMNANTS
walmrell. prom claim all hulls Maoists. st IIIIII Mac.
I. I
. and Bridgeport Y. C. usual.
nor runs and Northport
olAppu-ol, Moderately Priced
he
Cloak. Suit ch Fur Co.
26A ve.,
14. 98 17.98 19.98
Custom Tailored by Hand Through-
out. Correct Copies of Paris Models
Worth 1...... 25. co to 40.00
Manhattan
Between
I6th‘ndl7th
NEW YORK
Tailored Suits
This Old Established
House Has Ever Held
Special Prices Arc
Alterations Free
illlllll lllllllll
~ lllls Siliilill
Yacht Racing Association Dale
i gates Elect Officers and
' Arrange Races
'Fho
i lint-lug
:llllilllll mooring of zlw Yzllrilt
Association of Loni: island
Sound u'ns ill-id inst pick: at the Hotel
'i‘lu- illH'illlg was lwli nlznllllnd
lcvrs .llui Siiilli‘ slight illllt'liiilllt‘dlts lo
*lllo rules, lho scholinil: 01 rows lor lill
’lslusnn \v as :ull..t-lpi0li ill} \nsulll “nin-
’urigill, of tho Alllvrimn thrill i'iliii.A
’prosiricd. J‘illOllR tllosr ill‘t‘ui'lli were
’Hlll‘ili‘f' H. lionchcr. Jillil‘fi’ii \\'._ .\ik(-r
ih‘rlillk ilowuc .lonos, l2. .iillrlou Hurt,
li‘irlor\ l. i‘nnillock. ljicoruc 1-3. “00st
'vclt.\ larkson .lr. Ward Dixon.
l-Ii. i’. lirnnhor-Hi Ii. illllld not.”
it‘l'eliborg linm Slcphunson. \\. I-.i
-.\ic(.‘liogor and \\'. S. Sullillln
" ’lhl- nmcnlilnonl lo nllou thirty one
f-rlltcls to ram six men instead of
flu.- pus tlofunlcd.
Tho. election of olllrcrs l‘vsnllotl il‘
0
l‘rosidcnt«v—vsSluyrcaunt Wainwright
American Y. C.
Secretary-James \\'. Alker, Man-
hussct ilny. Y. C.
'i‘rcaallrer-—Vlclor l. Cumnock, Sea-
wnnhnkalprlnthlan Y. C.
Members of Executive Committee-—
W. Butler Duncan, Jr. Msnhassct Bay
Y. (3.; George. E. Roosevelt. Seawan~
hnku Corinthian Y. 0.; Horace E. lion.
cher. Lurchmont Y. 0.; Frank liowne
Jones, indisn Harbor Y. C.
The schedule of races for the sea-
son ls as follows:
May 30-Hnrlcm Y. C. annual and
Bridgeport Y. C. spring.
June. 1~Klllckerbocker Y. C. an-
nuaL
June S~Manhasset Bay Y. C. an-
nual.
June 15—-Larchmont Y. C. spring.
June 21—Seawanhaks Corinthian
special.
Juno _22~—-Senwanhalta Corinthian
annual and New York Y. C. race to
Block island.
June 25-lndlan Harbor Y. C. race
to New London.
June 28-Ssmmnhska Corinthian Y.
C. race from New London.
June 29—New ‘Rochell Y. 0. annual.
Juno 3—Anmrican Y. C. annual.
July I-«burchmont Y. C. annual and
Hartford Y. C. annual.
'July 6--Rivorsldo Y. C. annual.
July 11—indlan Harbor Y. C. all
classes.
July 12~indian Harbor Y. 0.,
classes.
all
is the car that has no equal in the world for cheap maintenance and
, .‘w' _
DEATH‘ ‘ or TEA‘Cl-l’a‘h'ww
TAUGHT NEARLY 4o YEAKOI
soprano“? li~~~3ianiiassct ” tiny Y.
(‘. full.
1 ‘~' p~ll tuber 'i, lnlilun Harbor Y. ( NEW HAVEN. Mili‘Cii 28~-Mis
(‘mlnllllnn cup. .Foui. for almost in years a to
\li cm the rows lo and from or in the public szhools of this of
'tr.’ i iiiiiitlli, tho chunnhnku i. C.
lin rims and tho lnllion Harbor Y.
lllss lllit’ .~ ille (Litilljlli‘lilhlllp races.
and known as one of tile most,
(“trifli'ili inplrmtors in her line ..
work, nnpradcd school touching, If
"M .-_.....-...._ Tuesday at the homo of her Ii
OFF'C'AL BALLOT ELEVEN FEET Mrs. iiannah Stnrgcs, in the A“
LONG.
i .lir ()flii‘iiii llcluocrnllc primary hul-
hit as um] in .\'l-\\' York 'i‘ucsdny.
March path. is on exhibition Ill Skelly
rind l-imvurll‘s vicar store today, and
is causing; illic‘li‘l'iil tilllonu the citizens,
'l‘hv iliiiitli is t'itfl‘t‘li fool long and has
upon; Lullll llillllt‘y‘l upon it. \Kllirli inslilliliOil she had war
'i'llv parilrulzlr ballot (\xllilliicll “El“ h“? ul‘czlleF-l “Willi"
mono from ihl‘ Ilflritll idlvctornl llislricl.
of tin: .‘;'.'nll Assembly illsal'lct of the BACKACHE ALMOST UNBE
Now York County. I B‘E ' .
Tili‘ livpllllllrlllt ballot of a similar is an almost certain result or kill
ninurv is lumbar by Ihrco fol-t than trouble. D' Toomsy, 803 F“ 011"»
“wimnmrmm illooniington, 111.. says: “l at!!!
with backache and pains in m
noys which Wore almost unboo.
I gave Foley Kidney Pills a good
and they done wonderful for in
day I can do a real hard day;
and not feel the clients." Foley
noy Pills will cure any case 01ka
and bladder trouble. not beyond
sixth year of her ago. Miss"
hnd taught up to last December. when
\flilliiili‘ discasc of the heart if
uhirh she w as n sufferer compelling,
her to relinquish llcr duties.
January silo iit.‘i"illlil a recipient
the pension fund [01‘ teachers,
i iit.‘ sum of )(lill‘ Aim ill lilo llcforo
aiming into n kiln-s house.
amt-— ....- ”c w... _
omo day time is sure to be a real
billing opportunl'y for you in one of
tho. Sentinel “For Sale" ads. Every
day they are interesting Elcry day
{more and more pcople turn to them, reach of medicine. No medlcin
with “an eye to business ” do more. W F. Wigmore & Co.
M~M.....W ...... ...... .........L....._n--.....-w..
ROYAL GROCERY CO
Just Arrived , ‘
OUR WELL KNOWN BRAND OF
Peerless Flour
BAG 80C "22 SOUTH MAIN
FORD
Henry Ford wrote a great prescription for the removal of dead weigh
automobiles when be prescribed Vanadium Steel. It is the most on .
sive~and the toughtest steel. Scientifically heat treated, this steel dolled
shock and vibration. it doesn t crystallize
By the use of Vanadium Steel the weight of Ford Model T has has
duced to the minimum—60 pounds to the he sopower. At the same tints
' l:
Tel ”64-3.
rival in durability.
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORW
What Norwalkw People F OR I
.. Say About..
Mr. S. L. Benedict,
July l3—lndlan Harbor Y. C. an-
nual. ' .
July zo-Lsrchmout Y. 0.. start of
race woek. '
July iii—Larchmont Y. 0., end of
race week. I
August 8—Horsoshoo Harbor Y. 0.
annual.
August iii—Huguenot Y. c. annual
August ll—Rivmldo Y. C. special.
August How not: Y. 0. sum-
0. annual.
August Ills-asshole“ Corinthian
Y. a. special ..
' am», “Machinists: Corinthian .
c . .;
. August ilwatolnford Y. 0. annual ‘
'1 and Hal-loll" Y. 0. Station! Shoal.
Desr‘Sirt—In rogsrd to the Ford earl bought of you last season-l ‘
say that i used it in my livery business Installation and am thorough]
nod with his every way.
In three thousand‘mlles ofltrsvol I had no trouble with it. out
,punctums.
For low ru'nanlnn expenses and upkeep cost it has no equal.
. EL! 8. ME
Norwalk Chronicler