Well-Mn
Children’s ,u ‘
Rompers 3
. A completo anortlncllt in ‘
Gingham. Satouckor and
Golan; Cloth. at
25c and sec
E K. BANKS
”aback-mo Haul Block.
wu r. bEERS
STATIONERY STORES ,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulh and vicinity: Unaeitled
and rainy weather thin afternoon and
tonight, followed by Ill‘ and slightly
colder Wednesday. Modemle on brink
variable winds. becoming north and
nOrthwest tonight. A trough of low
pressure. extending from Kentucky
nortlloasbwald to Massachusetts, is
producing cloudy and rainy weather ill
nearly all sections cool of tile Missio»
oippi river. The greatest «rainfall dur-
ing the loot if hours was 3.68 inches
at. Nil-.lhviiio, Tenn. Snow was rcpori-
od from several. places in the Lake rc-
clan. Roports lndicuio that snow hos
" dizuppoared rapidly in the northern
status during tiho last week. and that,
the loo. is now breaking up in llli‘ inc
region and in tile rlvvrn‘ in the north.
west.
NER.
Norwalk Congregational Church.
day.
and (“Olllllle'li‘ nrrnngomcnlu
lltlxlllC‘PS ol' llli’ indict-1‘ Board.
cure than at. once
fcw mom loft.
WEATHER ITYEAR AGO TODAY. which are grail fully urimowimilwd:
’f‘cmlmmturc: Minimum, '34; maxi-
mum, 38. Partly cloudy.
Ell-City (Liork .inmlvs .1. Room. of
Norwaih, spout Yi“i‘«'l.(’l'(lll_‘." in Now
York. «lty on buuluoss.
and Mrs. 'i‘risurlliu.
u..—
’l‘ilonlus ‘5. Murray.
WW...» young ladies at lilillsido.
Mrpmd‘Mr-‘t. (l. C. Pvrry, und daugil- ,
tor. Florence. of New York city mm
the week end with the Misses Smith.
Ann gtrect.
i3. S‘iloroc‘.
Sixty-five yards of while
A rchonrllol or St. Mary‘s choir will through Mrs. 'Evory.
he held this cvttnlng at 8 o'clovlc and
all members are requested to be pre-
sent on time,
Magazines from General
The weekly meeting and rehearsal
of the SOuth Norwnllg Quartette Club
will be held this evening in their hall.
in North Main street.
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A meeting of the governing board
of The Norwalk Yacht. Club will be
held this evening at 3 o'clock, at the
South Nor-walk Club.
and Illr. Joan Dumurtior.
Toilets.
Picture puzzios from a friend.
Apples from him. Andrews.
Purdue.
, Aspeclal meeting ‘of the Norwalk
, e ' Fire Police will be held this evening.
and will be followed by one of their
. famous turkey suppers.
Hospital Thimble Club.
D. ’MoKuy. .
The annual meeting of the Grand
' court; of Connecticut, order of the
Amaranth, will he held at the Masonic
temple, Hartford..13ridoy. April 19.
John Fitzmuurico, of Norwalk, who
is serving a term in the Bridgeport
County Jail, is critically ill and has
been transferred to st. Vincent's Hos.
plied, Bridgeport, \
Mrs. Kate Thames.
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ECTED.
tendont by Norwolk Methodlutb.
Building luspepfor Harold F. Clark dition.
has granted pormission'to D. A. Ros-
‘ on to move the umollBtoboli building
from its prcuent location in Washing»
ton street. to Ellwood street.
--—---- ' man.
Chief William R. Pennington was
olec’cli m as follows:
‘ oalleato Roymond‘otreet yesterday by Fitch. , , , .
Joseph Hedge; who claimed that he gwmlm.mph Baal... BUTTER "AT COST _ _ . will fall on the railroads. All the
had been punched by Henry Shulu. TreuumMJw 5, Buckley. FANov POTATO". a pool: ...I... 40o stores are flooded and facial-loo have
3 , H0680 Wu found to be Mark W1 ll my Aulutont Buperintondent~ oLovnn on minimum molt... all» ,m will!!!“ treat «mm-
" there was no evidence of e noun t. Mm Winnie Glory “31' FLOUR “b“ , t "H ‘ , , .. i ,h u z. ' ( ‘ “a , WM
. . ' , ‘ . u I‘ Voodoo?! l‘iu‘io IlubmooljoufIdaollbb ""“'.'"“ ‘ N .
Pl _ ' “0“1’0’“ we“ “‘3‘“- ‘ ‘ KindorzortenSuperintendent—Mina n' V . I. c f , . , TH‘ $'J::FB::I$::”°°D
, ' Mo Bennett.
The witwbm clan of uncuTl-ibo. Pyrimary Superintendonfo—
N16. 1. 0. *8. IL. will receive Ill. . ‘
three dorme- this evening at tho moot» I‘mlalafléym BW‘ *
launch will behold in lugwluwm . mmfimfifi o' ' , . .
mwmmm scoot. Tho cum ‘ , , , .' 2...;
Jon: Will ”york the adoption bud , FM! ENGINE W
ohioffo dorm while the cruel; oil-ob. ; , , \‘c a I w
W of cookout» Tribe. No. 83. of. To“ a ll. Modo‘
3". . it, will won: on wmior'o «- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘*
m no; out doom you to mo"
. South Norwa'll and Not-walk. ,
‘HOSPITAL VISITING BOARD DIN-
Will Be Held Easter Monday at South
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Visiting Board of tho Norwulk Hollpi
ml was hold at the hospital, which
toutine business «was transacted
were
made for the hospital dinner to be lir-
cn noxt .lloxlduy of the South Norwalk
("(lnln-vgntioual i‘hur-r‘h dining room by
tho llmltll Brand Compilpy. uudur lilo
Tho
hour is moot. convenient—wig:iiiimzlnd
on. ”if: number of tickets in llulltod to
lit". it is hopod film than men will pro-
Tilo following who were rupm-tod
A cnnlpiolo (llM)l‘iillill.: table from Mr.
'l‘wouly nlmrullng town!» from lilo.
Girls" Friendly Society, through Mrs.‘
Tu‘mlly‘flvo dial] iowolg i’runi lilo;
Sixty, will! towoiotfoln South flor-
wnik Baptist Church: through Mru. H.
muslin .
from tho luln'uyiou Buptini. Church,
loo crcum for nitrous. from a frlond.
Ruuscll '
Frost, Miss Mary Hart, ilr. Hitchcock
nooks and emf-Chou from Mrs. Willa
Box of oranges from Dr. Brown. ,2
Flowers from friends of Mrs. R. E.
Three pairs of bedroom slippers. 12
troy coy-euro, 14 bureau covers, 18 unp~
kins and 24 handkerchief: from the
A glass syringe from Dr. Dulnoriior.
Clams and oysters from Mrs. Goorge
The visitors for April are Mrs. Loo- .
lie Smith. Miss Emilio A. Iiynos and
3UNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS EL-
Homcew. N. Slgman Chosen Superin-
' The annual reports rend lust oven-
ing showed the Norwulk Methodist
- _ Sunday School to be in first class con—
Ofllcers for the coming your
were elected, and the meeting was
very largely attended. The officers
Superintendent—Horace M. N. Siz-
Msioiant Superintendent/no. Oils
loin Ado- . '
Them-gout assortment of Ruin ovary than in this vicinity
is to he been here and oi prices that will appeal to tho discrim-
inating buyer. .
WILTON VILVETS, AXMINOTERI. .ODV .HUO'ELQ. VIL-
"' vars. TAPEBTRY mucous. nan: ml crux duos, tremolo
:uplto‘tfihw. that have never before been offend alt {such low
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prices.
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A. l. COLLINS 8. COMPANY
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OTART YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Somothln Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broo I. from the moment they are out of the
ahell. depend: on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick Foodo. homo pre-
pared, are the kind you can depend on to make lino. healthy form
and future sturdy layorll. We use not only the beat and cleanut ma-
terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide for
the youngest chick no well no the full grown fowl. Only sweet. bound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our foodn. Bonnie Little
Chick Feed is not an experiment. but In oomotillnx that. ha: been
carefully looted. and there is nothing lined that con not be fed alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed. contains the choicest lol-
ported Millcta, flue cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and selected
grains, such all out meal. crooked wheat, crooked 3am. pen. fino‘ld '
cracked corn. which combined, make a food boot “opted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens. ' MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Find in qulllty. luf in price, MW”! in tho minds of its cultom-
eru~Bonnio Home Ground Food for Homo. Oottlo ond Poultry.
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AmericmAgricultural Chemical Co.'s | Mapc's I Lister's
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER. AIR SLAKED LIME. BARNYARD MANURE.
MURIATE OF POTABH. NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
mall, Kentucky
logo that oliiiiol‘ulod lilo
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,5, nludfx' ourrout oiulli fool
THE MAN THAT BUYS
A Moycr “Automobile
i8 SUBE OF SATISFACTiON IN EVERY PARTICULAR
DEMONSTRATION‘AT YOUR CONVENlENCE
AUTOMOBlLES TO RENT by tho hour. day. or» wook. Export-mud
, and careful Chguflouro. ~
ZOESCAR "H.“ BA NKS
RIVER STREET ' Tolephono 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
,iuwil.
Estonia and lilt‘ifll‘ldii. The
l mrcum.
i llolul‘icuu.
Vlilzilt tho work of curing for the
{guns was tllllou' up. They were
illigllluuds lust night find the
l‘lvo today. t'lrgnulzatlon oi’ the
minority in giving concern.
NEW SPRING GOODS ..... or
are in and ready for your Inspection, To iboao who want the pick
of the. finest und newest goods produced this season we say: "Como
curly." Tho stylus we allow will please your eye; the values wo offer
will please your pockotbook. Cull at onco and see our immense stock
of now Suits. Long Coats. Dresses. Waistr. Bhirto. White Muslios and
Corsets. Lookers :lrejust all wulcolne as buyers. The store to put
your faith ln~—- ,.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
l‘ofugocu through tho week.
about 9:30 o‘clock last, night.
strongest.
log in roioys for four days to
bed when the crash come.
' ' . warning signal agreed upon,
GI WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
' Everythingjn the Optical Line
” Eyes Examined Free -
crest of the flood.
. cool-l shore opposite Hickman
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o leRi Sililill o
two feel. more.
Tichroat 82? Tea ,Company-
, , will" ‘31., boom nonWALK
llvorlu 0:30 a. m. ondiltlo p. m. ' ,
9f. Paul."
A man can be rumored in
Pm Delivery.
41th “mode : the rennin.
. [Hooked lino In if. was
drawn the mom to the
to bottle yesterday, and it in expect-
‘ed tint it will prove coilufwiory. .
V «from your want- ln The lontlnoi
PALM OUNDAY .lRVIOEO.
Tho lorvjiceo of. tho South Nomolk
Buptlol‘Ohurolr on Palm sundoy will
linger ion: in tho mlndo of those who
ottondod. 'rllo mmio by the ow
m of the but. and "The Pullm" m
magnificently Inn: by 11:. Grow. The . ,
«ribon- by on mm on tho no PMhIdoud-m our 110’ m
morn m M!!! tho mu We no in midtown mm
mm W “W1! WW
all mill-moronic: COW ' " ,
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it .for 4
h or
E Manhattan , ._
Clock, Sultifi For Co: .,j a
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union all
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Railroads Sustained Big Proper
iy Loss in Vicinity oi Hick- ‘
lil('l\'ilA.\'. Ky. April 3&1):an this
mornlnll wrestled the work of lilo lit."
illtldscupn
. limo last night. when the flood waters
.............,...,-.........-...,.-......M_..,--..w inf lilo lilosiuulppl l‘li‘ol‘ bloke: through
Thf‘rt‘ are only ll ' ‘ ‘ .
ill“! Wont Hickman more and pom-ed
i . .
‘llll'wlgll lilo business slrcois, lll'.‘ fill"
retry and tile toncmunt districts of the
From hill in hill tho river-“lion's this
:murniul: coloring: thrills and flooding
railroad .
Ztrnl‘lts urn on llul bod of the igroud,
Two thousand persona are?
With lilo coming of duyw
lporcrill- siloiiurod by rosidcufs of the
sltlippod by the Billie Military will no
limit of ,
the food supply was doctroycd in llle‘,"
and there . are not
enough provisions on blind to last the
.. ROYAL GROCERY
point whore it was supposed to bc’
Men who had been world.
force the louse. stood by their posts‘
all day in the, driving ruin. They had
built the levee up with sand bug: fully
THE noun: or: «soon cLoers , ,
. S , h Ill ll: a foot above the surface of the river. 2:;313T?:B:L';::3::T:::EOR LYE FOR 25% WE ENE
5:5 Maln_St.. Stamford. 33 80. Mom ‘t...Sout orwo Some 0, mm had gone home to mt. ~ . . _ ,. - ‘
and “‘0” of m" inhabitants were 5“ Poorlou Flounpor bag .. ........ Mo‘l‘l pound- Granulated Sugar ‘.
The patron instantly sounded the Fin. Table Butter. per pound ...30c l 3 can: Cream
sprung into the boots, which had been
moored for this emergency since tho
fight against the liiasluippl began.
and rowed across the lowlands on the
All the workers
and those whose homes were ondon- -
gored reached the hilia in safety, but
they» were housed for the night.
At midnight maidenu on the Min-
worned to flee. to filo leteo there was
in danger of filling out. ”the water
is two feet higher hero than over he-
foro recorded, and is expected to rise
Property. loan is ‘ostimatodv at not
less than $250,000. the burden of which ,
Topic for Wodnoldny.li‘Tho Four of
woya. One of lbein is by the ouolity
of his fom. If you know a. mu: ll.
afraid of. you know vim. ldlid of o
3‘22.” a, lawn: fldbui’fig‘“ away in our service fonflod may bo o
, °. “ "9 dolly four with oil mob; that We only
“M“ mun. Wm." “I“ ”my“ be delivered from unworthy 2m.»
But at. pool ,ym amid‘ofnono of, um we may “6m” “mm. “1.
M “M ,m ind m“ ibom all, lodilnou. loot ”fit“: Momo‘cm- ,
cod they but no mm for him. ,ai.
oft-old
‘ (indulging; :Modorofoly Wood A
3g: 6 th‘ Botlvo‘en
2.56 ,. Avon, '16lth o I7 "f
NE W YORK
CLOSSAL I
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EASTER, slug- 2
0f Women’s and Misses’.
Tailored Suits
14.98 ”17.98 19.98
They constitute the ball: of our
high-clan stock of Spring Suit:
Marked at about 93 loss than regular price:
because the season has been slow in blotting.
' ‘ YOUR GAIN
.. -. Alterations Free
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AUCTI 0;
All of the buildings recently , pur‘
chased by the Washington Strcc
l Bridge Committee will be sold “a
Public Auction on Saturday, April
6th, at 2 p. m. Terms and coudl
lions made known at time of sale
Bridge Construction Commit ~
Henry Ford wroto a grant prescription for the removal of dead on.
uuiomobllos when he prescribed Vanadium Steel. it is the mod
dilowuud tho. toughto’ot stool. Scientifically heat Lreafed, lhldlllte
uiioc‘k and vibration. It doesn‘t crystallize. 4. ‘
By the use of \‘nnndlum Steel the weight of Ford Model T has
duccd to the minimumeilfl poundo to the horsepower. At the sum
is the cur that, has no equal in the world for cheap maintenance“
rivni in durability. , ’
s. .L. BENEDICT, Agent
98 SOUTH MAlN STREET SOUTHN
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Special Induceme
WITH 7 BARS BABBITT'S LAUNDRY OR NAPTHA SOAPHFBB
1 dozen Strictly Fresh Egan. . . . . .25c 8 1-2 pound: Granulated s‘u
then ‘
l PHONE 1254.3. 22 SOUTH Milton
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Folt SALE
, The Land, Buildings and
' ment of the Concrete Bio,
Plant, at Boot, NorWalk
will be sold “sardine of coat. Among tho" equipment will
a 50 h. p. boiler. 5 Westinghouse automatic cosine. 9. Worth
pump, ll. Nationnl food water heater. shaft hangers, martini;
lays, water tank. smoke stock, wire cable, and, in fact. ill”
equipment. Allo hboui 800 square feet of \‘rconcrete block
mpmsentoiive of the company will be at the plant each oft.
until the equipment is disposed at. , . ‘1
WON
rnzucn OHEF ‘Rnnd
nemaneoflp
George Johnson, moon
Town Farm, wall art-out
by oncerlomuiiou F‘. P
,icotipn.-‘ Poor Johnson
ntlc rheumatism,»but all
good witnouall offered“
in was drunk. the choral
to the charge. Judge Loci:
icing, tho harlousneu of
tho llnll house, decided to
non .onoiilor chance and n
4 tho'cuiioary depot-imp
domed, ‘
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and the only one. We ought not. to
be alroid of allure or poverty. but. We
ought to booti‘r ourselves if we ore not
to bocomoouorvutod by the comforts.
bud, minim by the wprb of our daily
livol. ‘ ‘ . .
Bible reodingo-fblulnbon 14: 22-24;
Jud»: 5: as; at. M‘otulls: 19—20; 1
Cor. 9: 24M; (30.1.8: M. ‘
Fallow—film the four of falling
may
ovum ill-t m playroom the “Well A
”5”“ and mum “Wt." ‘
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