L word has ‘9. slight fever; but is expec-
ted to get along all right.
1' bent pins and other implements of
m their watery sbodes. “Although
‘ the low
' lays, been no notable catches by 10-
. Pure Home-
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f. Boston
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made Candy ;; ...» ... ...... -
P. H. BAXTIR.‘ '
A'W‘Y' Fresh Agent for Town of Non-walk
HUYLER’S rmoue '
cHocouTss
LANii's Puss ice CREAM
' rm: one? or BAKERY
. M,1.~w—¢. .
ms swan
Anderson's Launch Works
LI Ind 30!”
of all kin do promptly built. luau
for Isle. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster the" Point. Nomlk
PRODUCTS
F. ALANE»
Ii Washington Street.
Men Nomlk
...—... “gum...“
ll. ll. TELEEBIPRERS‘
HEAD SAYS THEY’RE
AFTER}! llDBEABE
Thomas ‘M. Pierson. grand vice
The Master Piumbers' Association
is scheduled to meet this evening.
...—.... ......
The Norwslk iron Moulders‘ Union
is scheduled to meet this evening.
The town board of school visitors
will hold a regular meeting this even
1115.
egraphers today stated that notwith-
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588. Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will meet tomorrow
roads of the out and the Brother»
evening. ’
hand of locomotive Engineers. the on
craters on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. will soon ask
for a revision of their working agree
ment. involving an increase in wu-
goo. lie was not prepared. he docinn
ed, to say how much of 11 wise the lei-
erm-uphere will demand.
Vice President 'i’lorson admitted
that. his organisation is very much his
terested in the outcome of the fight
now on
Our Brothers Lodge. No 10 l O. (l
E. held a regular business meeting
hot. evening.
A. W. Lane, and family, of Mount
Vernon, have moved to their summer;
home in South Wilton.
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons of
Temperance. held a regular meeting
last evening and transacted routinc‘
busimm, , 1‘
lie stated that already the telegrttaw
pliers on seine of these have made
have asked for increased wages and
are working in conjunction with the
engineers to gain this end. Just how
soon the demand will be presented to
the New Haven road he was not pm
i pared to say.
Mr. Pierson stated that the telema-
phers' agreement with the New Hu-
Ponassus Council No.1268 Royul
inmnum. will further arrange for the
coming ladles's night at the meeting
this evening
As important business is to be trun-
oocted at the meeting of the Nutmeg'
Club this evening every member is re
quested to be present.
president of the Order of Railroad r111. ’
standing the outcome of the differed,
cos that now exist between the ruiiw
between the fifty, raiirtmdsalw
east of Chicago and their engineers, _'
$15 is a very Common
Price to Pay for 3
Suit of Clothes
And you usually get very common clothes—unless you
buy here.
We. being large spot cash buyers. buying for three
stores. are able and do put uncommon value into our suits at
this common price.
We Welcome the man who feels that $15 is about all he
wants to pay for I suit. We’ll give him value he hardly cs»
peeled-«s value which the chances are he can't equal any-
where else in the city short of $16.50 to $18.
Other Suits and Top Coats.
$10 to $35.
'TWO STORES:
nonwALK scum NORWALK
FreSh H Caught Bluefish
DELlClOUB ROE AND BUCK GRAD. WHITE “PERCH. NATlVE
FLATFISH. EELS, SMELTB. EXTRA LARGE LONG OLAMB, GREEN
PORT OYSTERB. HARD CRABO. 30c 00!. LONG AND ROUND OLAMS
ON THE SHELL. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR LOOOTERIFOR SATUR-
. vcn mud has not been renewed since
1910. Usually. he said. the operators,
have their agreement changed every,
.i‘esr. “We are going slowly." added,
i Vicwl’nepident Pierson. “for condi-i
All the members of Welcome Siren ' tions are pretty precarious at present;
[or Lodge, 0. 364. Sons of St 600”“, This being presidential yen! and the'
m requested to be present at the engineers’ demands now being before
meeting this evening for plans for at- “"3 made. the telegmphers M“ "'0' i
tending church on St. Georges Dav teed cautiously. dispusslonutoiy. in:
are to be made. keeping with their usual manner of.
_ ... doing business " 3
All the sons and grandsons who Vice-President Pierson spoke as {01- i
lave been overlooked are requested laws regarding the enginecm trouble
' to communicate with Capinin Oscar "I think the engineers will get s 111:-
St. John and receive Memorial day ioriti’ 0f their demandswnot fl“. bl!t
invitations. it is desired that all the greater part of them. They are a
should participate. i very strong organisation, and this is a
-. ... imutter on which the future of their
V. H. Barnum, of Cannon street.‘ organization depends strongly. Their
Norwalk. has gone to Minneapolis.‘ committee cannot afford to go back to
Minnesota, where he has secured a the men and say that they were un-
line position as buyer for the large de- able to get what they demanded. Won
partment of Pierce Brothers. His, ran 8. Stone, their chief. is a very
many friends here wish him all MIC" keen man, and is strong nmonx‘ the on-‘
0088- sincere all over the cost. '
”People who toast the trouble be-
tween the entitled" and railroads
lightly will and tint they are mistak-
en. it is a very serious proposition.
and it’s hard to say just what might
happen. I feel nbsoluiely certain that
the engineers will get practically nil
they demand before the trouble is set-
tied."
POStponed monthly business meet-
in: of the Bethany Guild will he held
Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock in
the guild room of Trinity church.
1. J
Warren 0. ,Woiodward of Holden 11v-I
onus is ill Rt his home, having been
unable to attend his duties in New
York fom the past two days. Mr. Wood-
Hls friends
in sympathetic.
Many catches of suckers are being
reported Youths who have little else,
to do are hunting the brooks with
W
Mrs. Chas. Jaokmun,
Newburyport, Mum, credits her 1!?
00V totibeuseof ie 'snono “a
virtue. one are seducing the fish m F0 3' ,y ,
via off on trout April 1. the
feat-ed I was it v ‘ '
weather has been too cold, and there m ° “A ' W
all 1 took some bottles ot l'oim
lime and To: 1n
maximum. y do "my 99"”;
W ...-......
1 ---A they liver loses to chronic dys-
“5d potion—weakens the
, Dean's Regulate (36‘
W the liver. ton...
'Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Merrill sc.‘ ‘
Tar Compound. She says: "I used to
have hemorrhages of no tum Md.‘
'Facs oauv‘ssv.
It Is Not
a difficdit matter. nor very expen-
sive either to have a porcelain
crown in the place of 1111011! hrok~
sn~down and discolored tooth. it
olten occurs with one of the front
teeth. and when a person laughs
or speaks the poor tooth shows,
msrrlng the beauty of the others.
no matter how white and perfect
they may be. 1 match the color
TELEPHONE 108.
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KimonoS
new line of Spring Kimonos in
beautiful and attractive designs.
. __ , and shape of the other teeth so
Long Lawn Kimonos .. Moo closely that it u “we“ impossible
Short Lawn Kimonos km to “PM" 0'0“. and those who
have used them are delighted with
the results. -
Dr. 1H. MALLERY
1‘ South Kiln BL. MOI Norm
Hours: j) o. to. to s p. in. sun-
«out! common: «on.
Long Grove Kimonos v.00. $1.98
Short Crepe Kimonos..50c. 76o
J. l Mallette
i
‘t
s
‘ broke up st 01 lots hour. Those vshe
lilies in?! Smith. ,
F. J. Wolfe] and father spent Bun-
day in New York.
Dr. Townsend of Lambert road. vis-
ited in town yesterdIy.
The Woman's Relief Corps met last
evening in Raymond's Hall.
John Brass. of Stamford,
at New Cancun yesterday.
visited
Knudsen Relies has started building
a new house tier of. C. McGrIth.
W. H. Fisher visited his summer
home on Brushy Ridge yesterday.
‘ Dr. Cox. I summer resident of
Smith’s Ridge. was in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt spent
yesterday with friends at Broad River.
Contractor Sskrison is renovating
the ll. 8. Davenport house, Ponus
street.
v.
Dr. and Mrs. Mcflernon, of New
York visited their Weed street home;
sunday. !
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Mr. Ridley was here from New;
York. looking over his Weed street
house, Sunday.
Gears! 8. Frank. of New York, visit-
ed his summer home on Genoke ave
one. Saturday
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Alfred JOilln had 11 total of 243 for
ihlgh three-string score at the Elite
alleys last week.
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mm
Mrs. A. Bindei. of New York. has
, been visiting her sister. Mrs. William
; Rose of Main street.
i
Charles Dicfentheler, a summer
;resident of Brushy Ridge, was here
from New York Sunday.
I
, Floyd Weed. of Bridgeport. has lair
ion a position as chauffeur with Theo-
dore M. Beninc of East avenue.
......
1, Everything is in readiness for the
‘furce comedy lobe given under the
auspices of the Y. M. C. at the Town
Hall this evening.
are recent
an
for-
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell
arrivals in town. Mr. Rockwell,
employee at Benedict's factory,
meriy lived at Wilton.
Contractor Light is building a foun-
dstlou for n ecu-go on the site. of the
house formerly occupied by Patrick
Stanley. on the Dr. liiss estate.
... .-.—.4 mu...
Mrs. Charles Vnn Duseli died Fri-
day morning. She had been in peer
health for some time. The funeral;
services were held yesterday. inter
ment was at Woodlown cemetery.
. ...... ..-..-.,..-
At the Borough caucus. Friday eve-i
ulna, the following were nominatedzg
Worden. John H. Behre; Burgesscs. F.
G. Banger. F. '3. Simon. Meier Mes-
senger and F. S. Comstock; treasurer,
Edward Rutledge; clerk. John Her-i
cam: Issessors. 13‘. or. Green. James
thirty and Andrew Jones; cilector”
Alexander Mcxendrick: registrani
domes Cody; sheriff. w. H. Rodimer.
. «.me '
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt were
taken unawares Friday. when soversl
of their friends stoic in upon them.
A jolly time was spent singing ands
pinochle wns ployed.‘ Supper will
served the guests at midnight.
Anions those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown..Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Webb, Mr. Oscar 8chmldt. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs ‘
Harmon Schmidt. Nelson Brown and
Mrs. Brooks. .
Miss Annie Morgan was given a sur-
prise party Sunday by 11 number
of friends {who dropped in unexpec-
tedly. A varied program of games
was enjoyed Ind‘several vocal selec-
I tlons «remastered. Joseph Locke
won 'a largo bos‘of candy u a prize at
the mummy. The mom were
prettily dooorsted with collele fists
and emblems. "'rno'om nth Strum"
we: sun; by Joseph Make, and ”the
lllulssippi Dip.” by James O'Brien.
James Gersde (ave “All Aboard for
Blanket Land" sad William Weed
Ml “Hub. 'l‘hsi’s Why the Lone] ."
Ir. Wood is‘ an export lumen on.
player and «computed. Patrick
Entire when" “The Ocean: Roll"
Snow woo served ml the m
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Confectionery and
ice Cream
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Extra Special
For Three More Days Only
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
National Biscuit Co’s Crackers BelowCost
Nabiscos, Fig NewtonS '7
Cheese Sandwich. pkg.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALE ‘
Phone 440
Are you backward in public
school branches? Special A
Classes for you ’ at
Merrill Night School
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridg
(Formerly Beard‘s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choiccw'm
M. D. RANDALL
Fresh Eggs - a doz. '2
3 can“ Milk. ............... 25c Large Prunes, per lb. ......‘...
Can Coffee .......... . .......... 25m Extra large Prunes.2 lbs. ......
3 cans (Torn .................... 25c} W Bakers Cocoa or Chocolate.
7 Hubbltfs Soup ......... . ..... 25c§ 3 pkgs. Oatmeal ........,
Spinach Parsnlps, Kale. Sweet Pomtoes. New Potatoes, Wax Beans. '
UNITED GROCERY COMP
Money for Christma
JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUR
WHICH STARTS _
APRIL TWENTY SECOND
Pay 50' the" first week, We the sec“,
week. 15c the third week; and so on:
33 weeks and we will mail you a .1
two weekS before Christmas for $28“
with interest at 2%.
YOU MAY REVERSE THE ORDER OF PAYMENTS IF YOU WI
TO ’DO 80.
PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE EVERY WEEK OR MAY I! M
m ADVANCE.
Can you think of an outer ‘way to provide money for Chris
presents?
EVERYBODY I! WELCOME TO JOIN.
The Christine: having: Club opens Monday. April and. Call
lot no tell you Ill about our piss. You can loin any day durlnté
week of April 39nd.
Norwalk Chronicler