UOITANIA,W MAURITANIA
1111111 Bteauuhip Co.’ I maznitlcont
tin“: pol on, reaching all pointtl of
1 0 11. Line. kMailory 11111::
I IlIii Steam Pool: or (2.0 In”
11 11 Line, reaching Ill oout re-
15' and South America: with the
"humid Steamship Co.’ I direct Ior-
‘ to liar-111111111. Boot accumulatio-
112 and best rates. Alli for circu-
8.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
insurance 111 All KlmiI
, In! EItItocu-Town. Country and Show
‘ Telephone 1230
upotaln Over the South Norwalk
. Tom 60., or 91 Wuhlnuton 31., I
South NOI‘WIIK. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
I 1
Electrical ,Wlliiig
Fine" Line of Elec-
“‘trical Supplies
”Mr'wwl '
Charles Buck, Jr.
AddrIII':
51 MKIN"'IT.. NOBWALK
Tolephonu: 011100. 901: houu. 21-!
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32.1 0.11 111.
this even- .
Cochenou 'I‘ribe, So.
. will hold 11 regular inn-ting,
llg.
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I» «The Electrical Commissioners will.
hold its. Wileltlyhutilneoo melting tlliel
evening. ' . 5 .
pawn—unmfi.
_ Miss hindoliilé‘ Sulllinn. or South;
Norwnlh. is spending 11 111‘ It with
1 “friends in Dnnburi‘. l
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Mine Ethel Sit-voltsou 111‘ 1' uu‘lhiuil
{1111113111 visiting Miss .‘luiuuelitu
firewall. of Port Chester.
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Relief Pollux. iiill hold its
business mot-tint; this; 91011111154.
\l'olull 11's,»-
11‘ wk 11'
‘wSo‘t‘i Hills 51111 1.11115, t'l‘ill-it‘u'r.
Albert l»‘_('.1l11"1’1| 111 Nuru lilli, “no
5 is 1111111110111 in X111 ii;~11111..«111‘111 111.1
iterdny in New \'(‘-i‘lt city 1111 lint-11119.55.
\l‘t‘lllitir. 111'
entertaining
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Mr. and Mrs, t‘usixul‘
_Wesi ‘Iviztiu street. urn
MI‘S. Ililliult-l', 111 Volt \‘ul‘ll.
“8111113111" \llisiliilit
3 Eureka itoboiluh 1 1111.211 No 21 l. (l.
0 F. will hold 1111 11111111111 I\ 1111511111115»
1 meeting this evening in (11111 1- l‘IIUi'lh
I ll, ill Worthington street.
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“The monthly business meeting ut’)
he Allen‘s industrial Lutuzuo will In»
1111111 this awning at the South Nor-
lit Motflhodln ihui‘rh 11111 into i
-A piciiue Mllllilile fot the 111111111
1; given 111111 :1 11011111 purchase .11
11 Boat ludiu Ten Co.
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Llittolu (‘Dllilcll No 1,01‘d1-i of
tilted American 11101111111113 still hold
9th weekly luminous lllt‘t‘li up this 01111 i
5113 111 its hall, in \‘i’uahingluu strut. 1
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All orchard demonuirutlon in prun-
tug, spraying, and other well: in con—
hootion
will be git on in the orihnrd of Robert
C. Keeler in Bethel on April 1 hi the
Connecticut Agricultural college and
the Connecticut Potnologit‘al society.
. The various committees of the 111111-
1911 Councils of the Knights of Colum-
out held a meeting lust evening lnI
Booth Norwalk, at which time or-
‘u‘ungements were made for the con
inert and ball to be given on April 10
William J. MoGIuloy. the supreme 11cc '
ry of the K of 0., will be piesent
that occasion
wot-10.
‘93.,“- Taylor, station agent of the»
ow’ York New Haven and Hartford
film“ at Georgetown, Is a Buccane-
1 wireless telegraph operator and by
eons of a wireless outfit which he
In constructed at his home 111111 been
. ble to catch messages from otfeitnl-l
:bOats on Long Island sound and from
' tluntic City and other mare distant.
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‘ ‘oiittiiltllllooroil
a liygplei outtlt" take it home
you, open the box and pour a few
tremolo 11111111111. milling.
. (arm killing Hyomoi over the
‘ 5‘5 ed, (mil ridden 111.111.1111.
‘l'ill‘
, print or t‘ililI 11111111111 to its,
1 1111111111.1i;1l.in;:,~;1n;;.
: 1111 private butters,
, be ()Illlllill it with but little 1111011.
I sumo of the liim'l‘fl‘l‘
“all: how instructed their $101111
tour or five 11111th I tidy.
and booking. Intuition:
IlllHllllllliS SlllP
111111111 ill cull
IUttlletl Electric 1191.: and Water
Company Objects to Supply.
lug Private Families
A uyutotuuiic stealing bro Illli-l lit-nu
Ill 11111111111111 within the (“111‘ 111' Noru'ullt I
11111110 lIlilt‘, opportuiiy union in-
lil‘t'rli'lll
11114111. 111111 11.11 .‘tillimrition 11.1111 111
that been ini‘orinvti oi‘ the inivriuu.
1111. Chief 'l‘lnuuun 1.11111111‘1'1111111 1111.:
1111111 uorhiuu on 11111 nuillm‘ 111111 11111
‘3" itilt iiihlt‘l‘l-i
(1 1:1»111111 that 111 1111‘ rear 111‘ tttw
13.1.1 Iiililtli‘ 111‘ tho liiiiiuti Electric Lit-:11.
111111 Water ("oilipuiiy'n piuni in llnl‘bur.
11.111111“ lllt‘i‘t‘" ill‘t" huge coho bliiu.1
While 1‘1111i its :1 morn desirable fuel.
whom it I: tip in;
price until it in urni‘lioiiliy beyond 1111“
lt‘llt‘h 111’ 1111‘ poor. coin“ is 11 wry 14111111:
11111181111411. litll'lli‘iilflll) no whim it may,
SO.
Non?
tilltlf
(11111111111111 in the Why they should not:
11.11, 111111 1111111 till 111:1‘111111121 lhcy have
lit-‘t’ll point); it 11111111 strongly I
The 111111 company 1111101 111»- N 1011911
1111‘ stealing of the mile from their;
bins to (‘111111 l_4t‘éillli?t‘lllliii 111111 1111 1111115
11111111». 110191111 trips to tilt: scone Oi? tho‘
thieving. Not once has 1111 route nwuy
l‘llllil) minded and more often 111111 he
0111111111 11111111111 11111.1 11nd ulrbl red
1111111101) 11111113 111' 11111111 1111.11 luiuht‘l
huge about lull being Just on the moi
of their departure homownl‘d I
This 11101111111: about I,'"\\e|ll‘.l-Il\e 01f;
the none and daughters ogtho “bi ieyi
people in
spouting Attorney Louis Mdoclluiidl l
where they gilen thé talking to or
their voting lives. Chief Lentherlund
11nd Prosecutor goldschmidt laid down:
the law in no uncertain terms 1.1.1 11'
furtheranceot' the stealing on the port
of anyone will result in rigid proserir
‘ tion.
some of the young folks were ex
trelnely repentnnt. but others were
surly about the matter, and these 1111-.
tor will be watched particularly care-
fully by the oili'ciulo. A Iti‘ict watch
will be kept noun tho coke him how
alter, and It behooves those who need
the fuel to either purchase it or con-
tinue to need it. for the gas company
had tolerated the startling long enough
The company stood the thefts long
or than it would be permitted by most
people. knowing all along that they
were losing their coke. but until the
disappearance amounted to hundreds
or 111111119111 11 week. they said nothing.
Father (to Margery, who has been
I 1mg time fetching the newopnpei‘l
«When you re asked to do with“,
Man or you should olwavo run. 5 .
Moral-pullout. i will. de: tx-
cept. or oouroo. I can't whim my lee:
tithe. .
Fathew‘nuhbluhl Your lotto novol‘
Margery (indignantlylwfloo! What's
the use or the word “aloha" them—o
Punch
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“I my, Mister." mid-tho MIVerouI
man, entering the telegraph «once
"could 1-011 trust me for 11 telegram
I want to send to my wife? I’ll my
hon tdmorrow."
1 "Sorry, air," 111111 the opomtor. “but
“Sorry, sir. " «111 the operator. ”but
live Ito terribly r‘ilIhItl thou dIy‘I Ind
thou iIu‘t 'I tlolt in one billet that
isn't wot-tun: oyorum II It 11.11-
Gloves
for
Easter
Wear . .
50c to$4
We will allow
11 mil line of
‘F‘owuoe' (lunr'
teed Gloves 10-
morrow 111 Silk
and Kid; ev-
ery 'pnh‘ 5111112
onto-ed. 501311)
$4.00.
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I Corsets
in all. the new
models.
Stunning Tailored Suits
Dresses and Coats '
We will place on sale Suits. Coats and Dresses that are difi'crcnt than
the ordinary and at very low prices. Alterations are free.
SUITS AT $15.98
Blue and Black Serge Suites. for sizes ’14 to 47; this season‘s latest
styles: guaranteed linings: perfect lit guaranteed. On sale at $15.98.
Altorationa free.
. SUITS AT $9.95
Smartest Easter Millinery
Never before have we shown a more charming gatherin of fine Hats
than are now aIIembled. All the new New York an Paris models
are here in every new shape. Any style one could wish for, and for
ready-to-wcar and shapes, thb assortment is undoubtedly the equal of
the best in New York. We will add a number of new Pat-
tern Hats. for Saturday. Come and see the beautiful displays Prices
very moderate.
Children’s Dresses, 59c, 98c, $1. 25
We will place on sale Children’ s Colored Dresses, from 2 to 14 years. at
59c. 981;. $1. 25.
Children’s Fine White Dresses
Twenty Sample Dresses came to us at a very low price These Dresses
are some of the finest made in this country—Dresses that are out of
the ordinary. We secured the following sizes and these are the prices
we will sell them at tomorrow:
:11 11111115111111.1111' '
"Two Dresses. size 12. regularly $25. Sample prica . . . .5 .......... $9 95
All Wool materials. To quote talucr. 1119:1115 Milan-the least we can say l‘wo Dressc‘l. Size 10. regularly $25. Sample price .............. $9 95
~ . . One Dress. size to. regularly $16. w1tl1 pink underslip ............ 38:95
is that Suits such all these are not to he found at all unless priced at One Dress size 12. regularly $16 with pink underslip ............ $8.95
$15. Suits come in Gray. Brown. Black and Blue pin stripe. On sale gwo Dresst‘s. 3i" 10‘ regularly $‘5‘ With pink undersiip """"" $7 98
we Dresses. size 10. regularly $12 ............................ $5. 98
tomorrow-«no altcrations-wcry special. $905 One Dress size to. regularly $10 .............................. $4 95
Two Dresses. size 12. regularly $8 ............................. $3. 95
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Sr. 511. On sale 81. 98,
Silk Waisis at $1.98
Beautiful Silk and Satin Waiots in many
styles and in all sizes: good $3 values. Spe-
rial SL518.
Waists at $198“
Dainty sheer Batiste Waters. the new models.
trimmed with lace and embroidery. On sale
at $1.98.
$1.25 Waists at 79c
10 dozen Ladieli' Tailored Waists. regularly $1 25
at 79c.
SITECI
I99" ‘-
“all”
1
1’ STIRRING EASTER SALES FOR SATURDAY
Silt Skirts $1. 98
50 new Silk Shirts in Black White. Light Green
Light Blue. Brown Purple; excellent value at
79c Sailors 491:
A clever new street Sailor. a very becoming
hat: regulnrly 791‘.
59c Braids ‘ 39c
Another shipment of Braids that are worth 591:.
just for a good Saturday special. 39c.
Shapes at $1.98
We wil otter many fine styles in Shapes. in all
colors-«a shape for every face.
at $2.
Good
50. Tomorrow; $1.98.
For Saturday only,
500 Sheets 3513
72x90 Sheets regularly 501:. good quality Muslin.
For tomorrow. 35c.
69c Sheets 55c
81x90 Sheets, regularly 691:. You pay us 55: to-
marrow.
Dresses at $2.49
Always of interest because of special values and
neatness and attractiveness of styles. Always
so enthusiastically received by our customers.
A number of excellent styles grouped together
for Saturday, all sizes 14 to 42. at $2.49.
values
with the core of fruit treenl poor wole lulled into the ofllce 11th III“ 8588")"
MINES Til EIIII;
13 RISES TIIIEII
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With thoverdlct rendered in the
.11111111 or Coley 111111111111 1111». city of
Stamford the jury Ioeoiou of the $11-
porter court name to an end yester-
day. The adjournment oi the court
also marked the 010119 of the Janum‘y
11m... which will bring with it the de-
parture o! Judgowuinm s. edge to
other 111111111 011981151 labor.
Since the auxiliary mm owned
Judge Gone but: had low leisure mo-
‘menta What with short calendar
matters and Jury trials his time was
well occupied. His departure will be
regretted by all as he is one or the!
moat. popular members of the Superior
court bench
No lead 11.5.1. thirteen eases Were
moment of during the term through
11 period Several other 111111911 were
olive settled otter bottle put down for
triad. ‘
Two Jury PIMII.
There were two no panels during
the term. The first panel maimed 0!
ton cation, the 11M or three 11113011
There word three trials lnvolvint With
and in every induce the will was
IuItalned. TWO other will cases were
settled.
The juries could not he coiled ol-
the: “plointiit” or “defendant" pan
out. Itthtlugh they gotta more my
heavy vordl‘otI' , In the thirteen
MOI hard «rattler: tor the. platinum
" In In loom oI«I. willie the
tridl. an annual number for do short"
node. audio-It 1.1m oxooutore at the
estate of JothIm O‘m‘ien. This sum
118.315.351.110 The next largest was
to Peter 11‘ Mort-on against the Con
uertiout (to in on accident case when
31, 000 who allowed.
Olive Bray was given 81500 In her
suit against tho Bonhnm Bros. (foul
while Mrrt. Elizabeth HItch was'
allowed .600 in her suit against John
bonito for assault. The other women
111111111111. litre. Margaret Coley. re-
ceived 82,050 In the suit against the.
city of Statutord. The women won
every time.'
Another good sized verdict was
that alien William 1‘ Stanford '11“:
11111111 Dr. Hyde. or tireenwioh for
alleged malpractice. The amount
was i’or 92.000 and a‘ motion has been
made to set the vordioi; aside.
I
-A specific tot pain—«Dr. Thain“
Eclactrio Oil. Itrongeot. cheapeot 11ni~
ment over devised. A household name-
dy in Anterior. for at yam.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE AD-
JOURNS.
ALBANY N. Y.. March 29 .—-The
loaialwturo oi 1912 mourn?! It “on ’eiu‘s or Ill men.
111111 noon" today utter one or the ‘
IhortIIt union in recent years.
Will‘ 11 Method Senate and n no
11111111qu Ambly, the leaders I114
191111111 It tint outset m the OM-
Iion ‘would be brief and their pronto
lions were tuldlioil
Today united the antimony oil
tho 11.911115 1m and at this time loot.
11ml the «salon with Jim Iottln¢ one“
dot my. 9111‘» than out 1 11111110151
doliil‘I boo begin (1do on recou-
Itruotio‘: the doomed “It win: or
the 111111111113. end. 11111111111111 ~11me one
Ihomo to do thy trading, thou. nor thy
TEN counnuouzurs FOR THE
YEAR 1112.
1. Thou ahait not so utility from
wife, nor thy eons, nor thy daughters
2.1‘11011 shalt bprn‘thy mail order
catalogues, they are evil books
3 Thou shalt patronize thine own
merchants. thagt’ they may not no driv
on from their homes to find food for
the little anea ‘
4. Thou shalt pay thy bills prompt-
1y. that thy credit may be good in the
land whom thou dwelleet and thy
neighbors greet thee fiddly-
6. Thou shalt 11011111111111 prone from
111111111 thine owncity In order to be
"avenged on thine enemy. lea: thou
perish witnhlrn‘. ”
6. Thou shalt not incline l’«hine our
to the voice or pride nor permit van-
ity to overcomethine heart.
7.111011 shalt spend thy earnings
at home, that they may return whence
they oamo‘ and give nouriohmoht to
tbyeolt Ind those that come attai- thee.
8. Thou 11th not hear (aloe wit.-
neeo against the city wherein thou
dwelle’ot. hut spook well of it in the
9. Then Shall: not oovet thy 1.11311.
hor'e job, nor 11111 IIvihaI, nor hiI wife,
but thou shrill Barium thy work hlth
tuiinnd thtIoevor thou dooirut
thou 11111111 huyot him that hath to
III“, and thou 'IhIil my the price
thereof in the coin of the realm.
10.~'«~Tliou IliIlt keep them oom-
mondmoutI and teach 1111111 to thy
unto the third and tourih‘xonerotion,
that they may be moo to nourish
111111 on nioh when than are laid to
root with thy 1.111.111.
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It want. it 1‘: oz-
1 two you
Mu. fltylon—«Whon you I» I mutt
comm down the 115109!» look «tin.
childrennnd thy children: children. s
ROYAL GIlOCERY‘ co.
Special Inducements
WITH 7 BARS BAB‘BITT’S LAUNDRY OR NAI‘THA SOAP ‘FOR 251:, 01‘ .
3 CANS BA‘BBITT'S POTASH OR 5LYE FOR 250, WE GIVE ONE CAN '
BABBITT’S CLEANSER FREE.
Pearle“ Flour, per bag ..... I. . . . .3ch 17 pounds Granulated Sugar . .4130
i donn act-lolly Freon Eggs. . . . . .251:' 8 1-2 pounds Granulated Sugar” ”50c
Fin. TIbie Butter, per pound. ”300 3 com Cream 25¢
’ 5 22‘eou1‘1-1 1.1.11 31‘.
FOR SALE
The Land, Buildings and Equip-
ment of the Concrete] Block
Plant at East Norwalk
will be sold razor-dim of cost Among the equipment will be round
a 50 h. 11.111111“, 11‘ Westinghouse automatic customs, Worthington
“ pummo notational feed water heater. shalt h!h§0flt.’f§hkflln§; poi-1
leyI water 111.11.111.11“ stock, wire collie. end, in loot. the entire
equipment. Also Iboiit 800 Ignore toot of concrete blocks. A
roomooututlvo ot the campony will be It the plont each afternoon
PHONE 1284.3. .
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ilenry Ford m I mot oreIeriotion for the 11111011111 or dead weixht in
Intomohiloo whonvho prelorlhooa “11511111 11 tool. it is the most oxiloii- 1
Iivom-ontl the toutht’oot Itooi. chritltlooiiy hoot treated, this Iteol dono-
Ilioolt. and vibration. it omit 1111111111... ..
y the u« or 1111111111111 111ml the weight 01111.11 Model T 1111: been re-
’ ' Ithoto hot-«apowor. At the Ionic time it
I tho on that hII no 11111111 in
orld to: cheap 11111an out! no,
Norwalk Chronicler