Chlltirtm’ s
Rampant
A complete sugrtment in
Gi .soersuolser nnd
Gslntu Cloth. at
35¢ sud soc
E. K..BANKS-
Msh hsbkomo Hotsl Iloolt,
South Norwalk
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WEATHER EORECAST.‘
For Norwulk and vicinity: can and
warmer tonight and Friday; moderate
northwest backing to southwest winds.
Pleasant weather prevails this morn-
ing in all sections east. of the Rocky
Mountainu. The temperatures are be-
low normal in the eastern section
and 1‘1 outs wote reported as fur unutn
an Tennessee and 301th Carolina.
There has been a decided line in tent-
perutulo in the extreme nuithucst dur-
ing the past twontzi font hours Miles
City. “310111., 11nd Iiiumui‘lt, N. 1).. re-
portod lnuxlt‘nuu‘l lollipcruiurcu of £6.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘clnporttture: Minimum, 28‘. maxi-
mum ll! li'urtly cloudv
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The I141 ritr «hope will clout loinoi
r1111 :11 noon. hopping open until 10 o
clock tonight.
‘ .iudizc Willlum K. .1. l—luhbwli, rii‘ Wil-
ton. Is unending tho, day in Somali.
or luminous
'Iiio XUIWIII'K llirtl Club pill 111cc:
Monday, April ii. at i ocluck with
'Misg Ferry. Morgun avenue.
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«Easter Hills, :11 ()‘ili‘icn'u.
Miss Elizabeth M 11.1er of Luv-11
ulton Hull, Mili‘otd. bin spending her
Easter vacation at her home, .\I 3119.14112-
1110 Hotel.‘
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‘At the meeting of the Central Lu:
Ibor Union. which will he held tonight.
the officers for the opening term will
be nominated. The preseucc of every
member is requested.
The'Winnlpauk Gun (i‘lub will hold
an all-day shoot at the grounds in
M’innlpauk tomorrow. The shoot will
start at ~10 o’clook ii the Weather is
.i’alr and will continue throughout the
afternobn.
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«Every man who needs new Shoes
for Easter should see the new Emer-
son models at Conneuliy & Bracken' u
Chauncey Platt, or Noanlk. has
returned from 9. Several weeks trip'
to Los Angeles,Callf01nia, and Is
‘ shivering at the cool weather we are
having here compared with the bean-
tiful climatic Conditions he left so rc—
cenily. He ropOrts having had a most
pleasant and successful excursion
from start to finish. ,.
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The “selectmen are' preparing spec!
‘ South Norws'It and Norwsik
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Enter Post Cards.
booklets and Lemma,
~ Now on Sale
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY sconce
Our lunch of Brut. Enameled iron and Wood Beds for Spring and
Bummer roprouutu values that are very unuouul.’
‘ DRAG! 3:00 In rich and handsome clients, with a. guaranteed Ino-
quer that will not turniuh. 013.50 to ”0.00.
ENAMILID "ION BID! in real dslnty designs. 12.50% $25.00.
wooo BEDO. 111 01111. M-hogany,w1nte Ila-ml and dim-1111111 Wal-
not In duultns that are particularly handsome; finish and con- “
struction at the belt From 06.00 to $40.00.
It you need a Bed, justice to youmll will not permit you to overlook
our assortment and at prices that are the lowest possible.
A. J. COLLINS 8.” COMPANY
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OUTLINE OF THE HISTORY OF
‘ THE NATIONAL PLANT. FLOW-
ER AND FRUIT‘OUILO.
(By hours. 3. Stewart. Founder and
11111111111111 Pros‘ldoat oi the Guild)
About any your: 1two. a school
teacher who lived In a suburb or Bosv
ton. brought each spring morning
from her homo to the city some how-
out, which. the gsve to her pupils or
lrlends. Finding the demand so far
exceeded her limited supply, she no-
curcd the use of a basement room in
a church. and succeeded in interest-
lnz country friends to pend flowers
god city trionds to diuttlbuto them in
the poorer districts. and thus she
started the Flower Mission.
Other cities learned of this happy
method of bringing the 1.1.1.1111 ol’ the
country to the mates of the city,
and Flower Mission centers were no
tublished In many cities. Boston has
“I
WW.._.—~t
The members of the W. C. '1‘. U. are
requeseted to make 1111 effort to get
their liowcr receiving reports in at tho
next-meeting.
Levi llurdick will rcouon his lunch
wagon In South Main street on 8111-
nrday morning. Mr. llurtlich hits bud
the popular stand t‘cbullt and in rapid
iy stocking up for busincsu.
wiluy Easter ilutu at U'Bl‘icn‘s.
r .
llul‘nctt Epstein. utecrctul‘y oi the
Knick‘ctbockcr Lombardi Novclty
(701111111111, moioi (d from New York and
MM 1.11. rid the ltolldutu with 1.1:111111
F111muu.ol (I iluwicu tticnuc,
'lhc South \‘mu‘nlh 111mm»; commie
sitintrn 11119 titltcitisiug tor bids Ior
irouthlng, 11nd illiing oh utiwts no;
111111 119 council with ptrmuncut par-c ‘1
111111115. Pluns 11nd Sllm‘lflcul lions will
be at the water commiusloncrs‘ office
on Suturtlay, and bids will ho receiv-
cd until April 13. The tz-omlnisniou
12113 ulso rcqueet plutnlicts to submit
bids for tho laying of new uonicot
pipes in ouch streets i
-.» ~ 1 ......” 1 ll
w—{lptn thlu droning Cloned nil tiny“
toinoi‘xrou Mlnizs.
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The noondu1 SOlVlIt’H continue to
grow in popularity 11ml numbers. not
was evidenced by toduy‘s muoiing‘gt
llcd Men's Hall, at which 11 large num-
bor of men ltlld ladies were pro-sent.
ill-1'. .l. llcnrtcp Woi‘nor talked on the
timely subject “Profit uud 1.02111." ’l‘o-
morrow. (load Friday. the lust service
will be held and all are welcomti. men
and women. Rev .lo'hlld. Zolter will
tonduct the nerTlce and {the 11 short
tnlk.
Is
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WARREN MILLS CILO‘SE DOWN.
WMtREN, Mans" April l.--Bccunsh
only about 100 operatives entered the
tbrce mills of the Thorndike Company
at West Warren when the gates wore
thrown open today. the management
decided not to resume operations.
The 800 operatives oi the compuny
struck for an increase in wages two
woekuago. .Notlces were posted yes
terduy. announcing that the mills
would open this morning and that an
"advance “based on Increases in other
“sections" would become effective.
The exact amount of the increase was
not stated and this‘ In believed to bo
‘the reason for the non~return of the
help. ‘
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GRACE CHURCH WSERVIOES.
At 9:30 a. m.. morning pruz‘rer was
" , ‘fdlcallons ror the repairing of the West
(Rocks road alter the contractor 3111111-
huvo‘.nompleted his work. The road
, has been graded in its entirety and
now the resurfacing must'bo done.
’Tha stone crusher Is on the grounds
‘ and it Is expected that a number of
contractors will bid upon the speci-
fications. ‘
When asked if he was intoxicated
last night. Fred Johnson, of Westport.
replied to the question as to his so-
briety, "Worse than that. your honor.”
undue Edward M. Lockwood, follow
in: his usual custom. Messed tho
".x‘irliiouur. so It was his lint mast
‘ nos 3. Darcey lound Johnson in
f Mount arm n. 3111. and onset :
held; evening prayer will occur at
4. 30. and the Supper oi the Lord will
be celebrated at 8 p. m.
I 011 Good Friday, morning prayer.
with full choir in attendance. will be
said at 310.1110 three hours' devotion
will begin at 12. Meditations by the
Lord Bishop oi London will be read.
Evening prayer at 8.‘ followed by
Ithodes' “Story of Calvary." The so-
moment at baptism will be administor- '
ed on Easter even at 4i: 30 in tho sitar»,
noon.
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START YOUR CHICK. RIGHT
Somethln Good tor Young Chickc.
The success of your broo s. from the moment they sre cut 01‘ the
‘ shell depends on the feed you use. llonnle Chick Foods. home pre-
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make line. healthy fowl:
and future sturdy layers. We use not only the bent sud cleanest mu.
iarinls. but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide for
the youngest chick on well so the lull grown iowi Only sweet, sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. Bonnie Little
Ehioit Food Is not an experiment. but is something that has been
curelully touted. and there is nothing used that can not. be led alone
with pertacts safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest im-
ported Milletu. line cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and «elected
grains. such as out meal. cracked wheat. cracked kalilr. pens. line old
cracked corn. which combined. make a food best adapted to produce
Wong lid vigorous chickens. MANUEL T080 HATCH.
t In qusuty. lost In price, siwsrs In the minds ot Its custom-
ersjliounlo i-ionts Ground Food tor Horses, Cuttis sud Poultry.
Americanjdgricultursl Chemical Co's l Mapc’s l Lister’s
Ground 301111,, Sheep Manure. Ashes,
LAND RLASTER. AIR‘SLAKED LIME. BARNYARD MANURE,
MURIATE OF POTASH NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHYy CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED“
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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now four or live centers of distribu-
tion. and yet these are Inadequate to
satisfy the cry for floworu from the
sick and the lonely in tenements and
in institutions.
Many years later an observer. 111
member of 11 village Flower Mission
in in town udlacent to New York
notedw-un who has. noi?~~~thc unper-
lor quality of the flowers in cottage
gardens. loved and tended b1 those
who returning from the (outcry or
meutu stolen from household cured.
found their 501‘ and recreation in car-
other day laboris, or in chance mo~
Makes your hair grow long, heavyun
luxuriant and we can prove , '
Get a 25 Gent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Failing Hair, Itching
Scalp arid Dsndrufi'
Hair Becomes and. many. Lus-
trous snd Abundant After a
' Dmderine Hair Cleanse
Daudcrine II to the half what fresh showers
of rain and sunshine no to v lotion. It
goes right to the roots, Invigorates and
strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimula-
tin; and life-producing roperticn count the
hair to grow sbuudamt y long, strong and
beautiful. It at once‘ imparts a sparkling»
brilliancy Ind velvety witness to the hair,
and a few weeks‘ use will cause new hsir to
sprout all over the scalp. Use it every day
for s short time, alter which two or three
times I week will be sulficicm to complete
whatever growth you desire.
Immcdmeiy after up lying in little Dan-
dcnnc all dandrufi willp appear, all itching
oi the scalp will ccnue and there will be no
more loose or falling hair.
If you wish to double the beauty of your
link in ten minutes surely t th1s~moistcn
s cloth with a hill: Dundcrmc and draw it
carefully through your hair, taking one smsll
strand st I time, this will clause the hair of
dust, dirt or my excessive oil~ln n fevr
moments your hair will be wavv, fluffy and
abundant and possess an inconuiarahle soft—
ing for their plants The obucricr
Weill from house to house and united
it 11 low blossoms could be spared to
be. taken to than hospitals In the cit:
lcs. “Oh, you. it does ‘eni good to
he picked. and ii It didn‘t surely wc
would be glad to give carry one to
no to u houpllul. My son was in 11
to him uud. my. how uil
wunicd just one."
'I‘hia sentiment was universnL Evl
dcittli‘ an almost bountilcuu supply
jauullcd if 110 could lmlit‘llo it, but
‘uoulo mclhod bouillon that in opera
ition would bu llt'ltlc‘mltllgy. i‘hcrc 11111111
Elm collectors 11111] n l1t11tnc~itivliouso
ticollocilou. and thou then: 3111131 iw
2.5mm“ militutmcut :11 the (‘in outi.
{could not uxpuci the low women 111
iillll‘ city
THE MAN THAT BUYS
A Moy er AutomObiIe
IS SURE OF ySATIBFACTION IN EVERY PARTICULAR
DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CONVENYIENCE
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT by he hour day. or W! Experienced
. add «mm cmu cum: .1“ .j
1.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-8 NORWALK. CONN.
\
«1118;111:111 of flowers. wilvci‘y
‘uiuel he ‘oi‘icl‘ttd :11 11 city 0011:1112
1‘1111111tcc1e1l'12112l1 Sti\lli“l~, list 11:. 11nd
}11blurtmtntcly. 1.11 lilo
Violtu‘ in large country entitle
showcti not only another
,Illou‘cr nupply. 11111 rich.
limits uutl vcgctublcs lining in Whole
E11ml uuch 1t proupturi oi lclly!
\‘inltu to the uotilomuute
imituuin relations with tho
as WALL your
NORWALK.
PHONE 43:.
Everything In the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. J ackson
Optician
11nd insecte.
vista. To bring the country echoo
quicken the
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XIRA SPiflll
BUTTER AT COST
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g.
The Great A81P Tea company
124 WAGNINGTON 81“., SOUTH NORWALKr
Tel. No. 009. Dollvsrlss 8:80 s. m. and It: so is. m.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.utthacltemaww. J. Ronny. A. ll.
DitWenB, W. Lavina. New “11.11.11.
Woolliey. Lebanon. Pm; .i. 0.1mm. ,. 1 1
Philadelphia; Miss M. 111111111111. 1‘". "s ‘ ”
Coons. W. 1.34an. Swill _ Emblem ‘J.
A. Mogul, New Haven: Mrs Brown. 1 ‘ .
tor house, store,” or olilco.
‘ minimum-1.111. minim-
ed for any bold or 11 shade lob,
A‘prli i—Il‘be one no!
, 1111; or lltt
bistro & Company. or Danbury.
children. ‘
riched
In villages. tho. obsertcr saw thigh
i‘houpitui. 11nd 11c owed to tulle ilou‘crni
tho othoru
“'11.-
towers to bundle such an
ilt‘ix
Ill“
Hitlvtl H mulled and Will 0111 ‘13 notlltt‘
(11111 of the few 1‘ .‘111111111 women “ho
‘ limo when 111cm
qwrc tho mom iiou‘cru. there was. he ‘1
cuuuo oi the hoot. 11 dlmiuiulicd nutn-
bur oi pmwlc in do the personal work ‘
source til.
dolicious.
sliou‘cd
tho grout" nut-ti illlii‘fl oi such products.
viliusc‘
public ouhoolu showed how little the.
country children know of the wow
dci‘s of nature In plants, and twigu.
\‘lnitoru to the city public schools ro-
vculed walling young minds to whom
the revolution oi pluut illc would be
1111 unnuhi11é‘let into a dork. dreary
‘ children and the city school children
into‘colnmunicallon would. we knew.
interest of the country
They would search field.
forest and shop for treasures to send
to the poor little oitv children. and
so the lives of both would be our
\‘ncnnt spots in city yards. and also
um, lustre and luxuriancc, the beauty and
shimmer of true hair health.
If you care for beautiful, soft hair and lots
; oi' it surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowl-
ton‘ s Dnnderinc from any drug store or
toilet counter—’2‘. real surprise awaits you.
1
CHINA MAKING PROGRESS IN AI. welfare of their pimple.
TRUISM nest or all I11 the attitude of
One of 11111 1111151 Encouraging things Nfiw 00‘9“”an Tilt“ day 89':
.1111th the work of famine relief in MW comew he“ the goveriimo'
t'lhiuu u the change in the ulllllldc of “”1" “WI! “Bell the lesponnlbi
1' 110 [motile thcinnt in 5. Ton or fillet n the 1‘9““. and “11’“ prevention .
wnrs nun tho uflltluis itctunllx 01111115 “19 .
oil the unlit oi lt‘liE-f and put all solifix ‘ “WDMIHC “91D ‘3 needed till
of 11111113111119. in 1111: 11111 or 1110...: 11111) “<0 matter how much the govern.
new tiiiillllg on 111.» “(Il'lh Hm”. is able to do, there will still be
~l1u‘.‘o hwu many cuties 01' those who for all ”‘9 "10““) ”wt Amerlck
.‘(1‘111‘0 utterly liltlid‘urwui lo 1l1o sump glvc. (Tontriiutrimm may he
logs of ”it? phonic. 211.11 who carved on- Illlollllll all} bank to the Inlfiflifi
1}. i'or ”wt,- 0“") profit. ;ul Blinking t‘,.‘nr1ui.1tion Now YoP
A1 ilrllt'at‘lll. outlitiuus 1m,» 1:11“ from 38" FNWI‘WJ “ ““11 “1” cable “1
ltlt‘iii. but the 111th 1051; mark- has I11» 11 ‘0 ”‘1‘ P11115111u1 i" “W 0‘11"“! C,
il‘t‘lllt‘llllulis. Now 1111. to .11» 1111-1111 of ”"1an “0“” l “Jimmie" 111 Sh
lit lulu him who nil in lite hurt in lain - —-
1 inc re lot. :11; d lame. 111111111113 of tl1c7 li‘b11:~iucs: sebum (lull, trywadfli
loud you 11 who .1 Mil iuion 111 in 1111 inn in The Sentinel.
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chased by the Washington Street»
Bridge Committee will be sold at
Public Auction on Saturday, April.
6th, at 2 p. m. Terms and condi
‘ tions made known at time of sal.
“Bridge Construction Committ
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FORD
Iicnty Ford wrote a great prescription for the removal of dead weigh.
t automobilc‘s when be prescribed Vanadium Steel it is the moat ,
1:11ch Porsroas, s peck ...-10o
CLOVER on MAGNOLIA MlLK.s osn 10o
seer FLO‘Ufl.sbsg 851:
All these things . were seething
‘ through the oboerver'u 11111111 for
yearn. An illness undo long convu-
Frss Doilv‘sry.
be made oases or green and blooming}
flowers from the tllschidcd plants of
village gurdeuu.
lcuoehco. during which time the in-
valid’s room was 11 bower.ol flowers
from loving hands. resulted in plans
and notes. and, oveu‘ before she was
able to leave herroom, some printed
mutterpolnting to the guild as it Is
today was in circulation
in 1893 the guild was organised In
.11.... villages, while plans were taken
towards organising It New York city
branch
In 1895 a national orgunization
‘ was formed. with Mrs. Winthrop Sar-
gent. of Boston, on president; Mrs.
Mrs. 15111 11.0mm] as treasurer. ‘-.
141111.: guild hnu had 11 slow but
steady growth, and now counts eleven
cities organised: and 3-50 village
branches bud collectors.
it the thought of a guild Into
you. it would be a. great plmuro It
, you would write to me at this 1111.
tionul otlluo. 70 Fifth Ivonne. New
York city. ‘
Gish Ridge. IN 1., 11.1.1111 til. 10in.
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NOW I'D RIM. IOTA?! TJMI- .
111111111111 Starr Dunn as secretary. and -
. Adi-mic.» your vmnt‘ promo
surly ltd undid routed. Sandwich»
sire—mud the toughtest steel Scientifically heat treated this ates
shock and vibration. it dousn' t crystallize.
By the use of Vanadium Steel the Weight of Fmd Model T has been
duced to the minimum—’60 pounds to the horsepower. At the some tint
is the car that hate no equal in the world for cheap maintenance and
rival In din ability.
S L. BENEDICT Agent
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NOW
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EASTER SPECIALS
Fresh Eggs, per dozen,
171bs.8ugnr ......31100] Magnolia or Sweet Clover M .
H'
1.11....-
8 1-2lbs.Suga1“"..... .SOoI can ...... ................
Prunes. per lb. .loch Baker‘s Cocoa or Choco-
Buttor. per lb. .3512} into
Ben ilur Flour, bug .80clPink Salmon, 2 cans
Scans Milk. ...............25°|3cunu Corn
Spinach. Role, Celery. Paranips, Lettuce.
Islssnsl.
Norwalk Chronicler