111111111. 1.111.111.1111
Steamship Cull magnificent
”lama.” reaching Iii union of
Qiydo Line. Mallory Lino.
Mull Steam Packet Co. and 811.-
Line, ranching all cont ro-
711111 South America. with the
tidal Stoomlhip Go.’ I direct ur-
to normuda. Belt accommoda-
nnll bent rated. .Ask for circu-
TAYLOR & coLnuN
inwranco of All Kinds
Hanan-Town. Country and Shor-
Toiophono 1230
‘tlln Over the South Norwalk'
Tum 60.. 37-91 Wuhington BL, l
South Norwaik. Conn.
wouc BTENOGRAPHER i
“Read the specinl offer in Book-
uilmn's admrittwunent
Floor Coverings 111 A. links-11111111 &
is us. See ddvcrtiucment.
Mil-is Marlon 11111111111“ has bot-u ill at
111 home in Seymour street.
......... -«
Norwalk 0111111111111, No. 427. l. (T), ii.
is scheduled to 111111111110 in the (invite
:htiiit‘iing tomorrow owning.
The Sixth Company, Count Artillery
Corps will drill this pruning 1m usual
tithe 14111111 armory lu_ Wont iii‘onuu.
The weekly business meeting of the
South Not-walk Qliurietlv Club will no
old this evening in its hall in North
Main street -
an.
The monthly business of the board
1 school 1loitorn will be bold tili.-. 1w
_ning in the .gh school building, in
West avenue.
Washington (lump. No. ll, l‘ntriotlc
order of the Sons of America, will
hold its weekly monthly; in its hall, in
Washington stroct
Friendship Ausoclntion \'o l’. )1
Eurolra Lodge will moot this ov-
. With Mich Elizab'éth Uhderdowu
lmwood avenue.
he weekly intuitions meeting of tin
S Tribe, No. 20, improved Ordor oi
Mon. will be held in the wigwunr
ptntcd communication of Old Well
, to. No. 108, F. nnd A. 111.. will he
Sherman Council, No. 1,312, Royal.
rcInu-in, will hold its somtmonthly
"cling this evening in the Mystic
hall, in Washington street.
tic-monthly meeting or the Nor-
k_Bullding, Loan and investment
‘pany will be held this evening in
Mylar & Golden‘s offices, in Witching-
n‘street.
anllr Over shoes are 11111119. of every
other and in enough shapes to per-
Inctly tit every toot. M. .loscm 8: Sons
urethe agents. See aduertisenwnl on
use 12.
At Rundles' Bakery (formerly Ii. A.
ith) you will find the best of overr-
ng in the art of baking, confection-
ry and ice cream. Free dellrcry. Sco
vorticomcntp,
. return made to the l‘lt‘lligcport
town clerk imihy showed that ()tto
Lewis Benson, aged 23. a clerk, and
Mother May l’nlinntior, .2l, both of
this city, were married by Rev. Fred-
erick A. Coleman, rector of Trinity
church, Norwnlk, on March 30.
. ‘Ktibovio, thotnllor, locntod at 21.3
'aahlnmon direct, invites you to
a in 11nd" sea the units he bulidn
’ it 1how he bullda them Your clothes
,9 tailored to your individual measure
' (i made. from the boat. of woolens.
man-11111111111111 in thin issue.
tor Bunchner the great color or-
ulrom Scribner”: Magazine New
and also a Volunteer Lite Savor
has many reaction to his credit.
o winnér of ions til-11111110 Iwim-
,IoeI went the week and with
H Benedict, oi Lowe Itroct,
“liner in popular in South Nor-
- I
rionlio 0! Min Mary til.
il be plow-oil to turn
uncolhiully punt tho 001i
Exclamation for the re-
'i‘ho' nomination
you ,. round:
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
tricai Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Adana:
61 MAIN 81.. NORWALK
Telephonu: Old». 001: houu. 214
iii SPEllli 8i. iiiiil
.PlillllS Willlllii
a—W’i“ -...._...
She Muslim All Her Buying in
One Week and in One Store
Nl-IW lil‘)t‘;‘lli~:i.l.li‘.. N. 11. April ill.E
«A similar problem to that which.
confronted Monte: Bt‘owutur [noon Mr». ;1
.l. Fiotrhcr Poulncn, who know 11 littloa
millluory shop 111 208 Main 111mm,:
Now .liochollu.
thnt ilicwstor lutd to not rid‘ut 11 1nii~l
lion in 11 your, 11 hill: Mrn. l‘otllnou has,
to npénti one thousand dullnru coonom-z'
111111 in :1 11111-1 ,
Mrs. Poulucn Iliis‘t 111111 1l1cd clonotni‘:
till her lilo 1111 slip is finding the tnrlti
oi Bilt‘lldilig one thonuuud dollars inl
one 111111111 liur'tlci than would be or,
ported. “lion M-l‘rl. Pooh-11111 suddenly;
learned that, him had 31,000 to spend!
nhc hogan tolling ill‘l‘ Ililliiilalld what!
she would do Mr l’oulaon producrdl
11 long list of all the things 111111 would
1111114370. \ot until then did clic-t
realize the diiliculty of her tuck. ;
Mrs Poulscn locciiti) rtmclrnd tip.“
that prize in 11 mnguinc tirculutioui
content.
31 0011 woith of merchandise in a New
York dopnrtmont store She hon to‘
one week. .
'i‘hc Poulnnns own their home a.
ccmtorthble littir cottage. pruttily tur~
nlnhed. They have no chlidrcn.
"At first in scenic-1i curly." said Mrs.
l‘ouisen, “but nlnco l begun to figure,
it out i find that it in going to be the
hardest tnalt i ever attempted. You soc
ill were high liver 1 might think natli-
ing of spending 11 thousand dollars in
one week. But we are a very quiet
couple. We have nil we, need in our
little home. i like to wnlir. so i don't
want. an automobile. i love music, but
i have a piano. But, utter till, a Wom-
an loves good clothes. and i think i
will invest my fortune on personal
adornment of myself and my husband.
ROAD WILL IIIIT
BIIAIIBE ITS IIAIIE
m
England linen lifter acquiring the Both
ton and Maine and that this report
comes about through the willingness
ot'the roud to use that title 11s a trade
mark in connection with its present
111111111 was formally made clear by
president Mellon.
Governor Foss, oi'
‘Mussuch-uaettn.
agreed to give 11 prominent name to
the New England lines as a provision
in return for the merger with the B.
& M.
The questions submitted to the. road
today. and replied to follow:
In view oi! the repeated ctntementn
in reporta from Bolton that "promin-
onence shall be given to the homo
New England Lines’ on all printc‘d
matter, rolling stock and maintainlns
general oilicca" in return (or the Boo-
ton aud Maine lcanc, will the New Ha-
ven road explain whether this. in part-
ly true? '
Do“ the road contompiate uIlnI the
name “Nevi’ England Lion" in con-
nection with it: meant nouio without
chanting pron-cut name?
Thin iI the Inwor:
. The No Haven ro‘Id iI in no my
propolin , chance in 111111111 Ind
whether it will» 1111111 "New Edmond
until" II I ‘trIdo work will depend
upon tho Iotlon ct the MIIII'oliuIIttI
ioxlIlotnro in nmra to um 10qu oil
Health Is.’
Life without. good health is shorn of half its value.
.ii‘greot majority of people, although they may escape serious
illness, are deprived of most of that which makes life worth
while, by minor com laints.
When you feel ired,
“heavy", liverinh,
you must know that something is wrong and that probably
the stomach and digestive organs are not doing their work
right. You must not ignore these danger signals—~they may
lead to serious consequences if neglected.
BEEOII M’s Pll
The
or “oil-color”
0
have stood the test of time and are without a rival for the relief
of all troubles of the digestive system.-
F0
llow directions
and you will find them entirely effective in all cases of sick
headache, biliousness, constipation, loss of appetite, heartburn,
dyspepsia and numerous other ailments caused by weakened,
inactive organs.
The first dose gives relief. Beecham’s Pills taken as
needed, will be found to have an excellent: general tonic effect,
purifying the blood, restoring tho appetite and perfecting
the digestion.
If you value your health try Beecham's Pills and you ‘
will agree that they are
Woriha Guinea 11 Box-
At all druuioto. 1011., 25c. Dinctim of metal on!“ to women m with our; box.
Bot-chuf- l'iiII hwtkohuutuioofaymdiduinth world.
Hats Trimmed Free
MINTZ’S
We hare taken .much care in
selecting our Sailors this season.
Not only the correct styles but
.at very low prices ’
2 SPECIAL
$1.00 Sailors at 59c
$2.00 Knox Sailors at $1.49
Fowne's gloves
'i‘ht- only diflct'onco 111'j ..
like to have 1111- 1111111111111 1111111111 up it “Mimi-1 friends 111101111
1011111111111 our son from Derby
The privc 111113 11 credit {0‘ 11 Visit ulth iricndu in \1111 \Worh
Bimini tho nlouc)‘ nil in ("it NOW l“? unprovutnonln made about her homo.
11 Friday guest at the Wchtpori liotni.
street, has been opcncd for tho 1111111-
mer.
Farms Congregational church was re-
pcntod Sunday.
being entertained by her alstor,hir11.
Fred ilnttoraon
Thursday afternoon.
That the New Haven rand docs noti
intend to change its name. to the New.‘
said a few days ago that the road had,
‘ wells.
relative: in Milford.
,w.
WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Minn illiznboth Colt-y or New York.
Thu- saic was
crowd. Thu
madl-
homo for the
William ii. Colt-y 11115 recently on-
Brooklyn
..»..t...._~_......
kilns 11111111 Fabio has returned from
11m» 1111 ughtcr,
Mir-'11 Sarah Potter in having many
Among [the
m
G. F. Robinson of New York. 111111
time are two
port. artists.
The Wynne residence. on State
at icntlou.
m
The Easter music at tho Grecnn
put 1111 end to
M .. ...........
Min: Jeanna Price of Bridgeport. la
Eur-FWD”
Mrs. Stanley Pillow entertained
the Current. Events club at. hcr home
_1 corn. More
.m-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert liouicy haw
returned to Chicago. ill., 11111-1 11
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Rev. Charles Taylor preached on
“The Culturc 0! Love." Sunday
morning in the Congregational church.
'Eicvcral more arrests are cxpected
in 11 low doves unless the delinquents
011 the pcrsouai taxes make u aortic
merit.
dust?" This
put down is
could not do
”m...“
E. N. sippcrly left for New York,
y-cslcrday. where he will figure. on nev-
crnl contracts for digging artcalnn
months and it
better.
Mr. and Mrs. “Orlando Allen have re~ F- “L
turned to their home on compo
street after spending last week with ““9 and WM
The lawn in (rout of tho Fable was nothing
building on State street is being glad-
01! unit I (on: 111 inch art putting it
into 11.111.11.411“ gratin lawn, in ex-
pooled to bc xEowin; thlI summer.
Tho'tunertll ot‘ Horace MillI. or
(iron Highway. ‘wu held. Sunday It
tornoon at 2:30 o'clock trom hill homo.
Benita-11110111 Mackenzie oihciItod.‘
interment win to the Groom Farm
cometary. ‘-
Itone. gravel
loam out on
at)” odioiolnt,
nnwwhm—uu
think lint-I Mirth. or wonton. 1111
nun-lad at the home or bar poi-onto.
Mr. and Mn. monk Burritt. rm; Mr.
Ghombotlklu pol-1911111111 Inc coro-
mony‘. Only the 11111111111111. trionnl
,woro prIIcnt :
pony will be
o‘cioril and waist attcutivd by
proving niovl l1
who hu boon inning with rii 2"
Mrs.va11 Schnick during hot 1111111111.!th are ““30” H- “"3”“- OE WW
will leave for her home tolim with Halon. chairman; Burton Mansfield
131w Haven. John 1-Series \oiulrh
The commission is ordered to invert
ilgnte 11nd report in the next session
of the inglsinturc upon the iogallty, 11d-
1‘laubiliiy _nnd practicability of catch;
llIhiug 11 state insurance dopartincnt
1111 a means of providing compensation
injured
throuuh accidental occuring in indus-
hcld in Ohlcuxo. lil..
fish in tho Sauaaluck river.
son 1111111 rcportcd In being
that WcItport has seen in many
prices were higher.
smelt inst: about four trucks or good
catches and the host. catches are no-
tired to bc cvory other branch. ' ’
piece or property has been built. Mr.
. Salmon hon“ had hundrodo‘ol' local-at»
out in flower. on
i
in tho W. i-
Snlurdny at
in order from 2 until 11
11 large
home,
cake was all
m». M. ....... g...”
Mrn.(‘l1nrlcu Vnu Stimuli of Main "‘5 i“ untotdanr
“(ff-(IL “ho hu 1,99" moaned to hct' by tho iaui lcxlnlaturc. Arrangements
past 11.1w cooks. in M1
M1113 Madeira
can».
art exhibition being
at the present
colicctlonn from West
1‘hoy urc- Mthur G.
Dove and iawronco Mazaanovlch. The
exhibition in creating much comment
and according to Chicago papers, the
chtport men are attracting much
The law on Imclt catching in 1111‘
state went into effect yenterdaymnd
the harm catches or the
The Ica-
tlch 11ml ckught and the
The reason on
'{iw cry goes up through the centor
oi the town. "Whom. oh whon‘ will the
actor-linen give us“ that much needed
quantity of oil that lays the dust. and
crops the tilting of stores and cover-
ing our clothing with great clouds of
oil, although when that
11 little trouble-some, to
found to be planning and the town
without it. The oil it
needed as much now no in the summer
is hopcd'thut the select-
mun will Niki?! heed or the call of the
public and out it 011.110 sooner the
Salmon is building a dock
along his property on Riverside ave-
n completed will he the
11111111 to I great piece 0! work on
this property.
A few years ago thin
but 11 unit meadow. but ’
.owlnu to the countant llinz in of
and other 1111.111. a line
the top or thin moiorllu‘
and. with tho 11111111111 or a landscape
undone!“ it pronoun ot thiI time o
1111‘. 1111-1111 Invariance. 111:. proper-
uolonx‘iiii to tho poi-lob
or the Church at tho Auumption in
. anothtr line mm 1111 which has
1111111 111 1.11111 1
but
I pioporit whiih in lino of the finest Flvon Insun‘lciWM
' 11.111111 this 11111111111
Thu coho 1min. hold
unbornc grorurt More.
1wruoon b1 the ladle-1,1 oi the Congrc
notional church 111111 line and pleasing
F00 ALI. EIPLIIIEB
Prouiinrnt labor loaders and repre-
21111111115 ton of tho Britigupott and Unit-
«associations
Wynn:- pint-1 nt yesterday in tho county
itoult bonito at a licoring held by the
state gotnminnlon on inductriui insur-
"i‘hin commission vino uppoiui- ‘
with on not putt-11ml
bur) ilusincnt; Mona
Mitt)
11cm mode for a punllr morning
of today and aloo one in V1 ntcrbuit Au
The incitibcra ot the c-omutlo
for worluncn and others
trial occupations.
Timothy Flanagan, president or the
, State Federation of Labor. said he
thought some legislation was advisa-
Hc thtmght it a State, insurance
department were adopted it should arr
ply to all classes of employment re
the boot gardlona of how many men they cm
bio.
hero
SEVEII YEARS
0E MlSElil
How Mn. 3.1111111. was
Ital-ed to Health by Lydia
Ii. Pinkhun’o Vom-
bh Compound. and the.
Slkolton, Mo.—- “For Ievon yea" ‘I Z . Grocers complcgsign Fair
1111.11.11 everything. I on in bad for 1‘
., four or fivedIyI Ito ;
time every month.
could
homily walk. IhId -
omnpo, hockocho '
Indoownkl
Indhood‘nch
"mill. 011111
omnponyondo
“tat-Inuit
111mm lot-33101111111111»
Inflation-11111111
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Oh they cannon—and by they go—sev-
enty-five thousand strong—all new—-
all alike—and all Fords. Every road
is a good road to the Ford. And should
accident befall there’ 5 a Ford repair
shop close at hand. No horizon binds
the Ford owners.
In all the world there is no other car
like the Ford Model T. It’ s lightest,
tightest—most economical. The two-
‘paseenger car costs but $590, f. o.b
Detroit complete with equipment the
five-passenger but $690. Today at
Catalogue tor—from S. L. Benedict
98 So. Main St.
W.W __...... W.
We Sell and Recommend
T he“Henry”Pat.-Seats
‘A high-class Lenather Scot ready to fit your chair at an ex-
pense much less than what your upholsterer would charge
Norwalk
you. The only Seat with spring attached.
1‘. A. MITCHELL,
Re-
e. and .
WM Io nervono and
Wonk thIt I droodod -
to Ice Inyone or
luv: anyone move in
the room. The doc-
, . tor- cove mo modi-
‘ clue to «so me oi:
thoII tinm. Ind aid that I ought to
have In operation. I would not lioton to
tint. and when I friond of my huIbInd'I
told himohout L in E. Plukhun’l Vog-
ond who-t it hId done
(or hiawito. Imwiilinuto‘tokoit.
.Nowllookthopichmof hoaithondtooi
ilkoit. too. .lcoodo all my own bonu-
wu-it, work in the cordon Ind council:
thorn. Ind cIn ‘mlk
may
«iii
Hm
Keep the Hands Soil
Darragli Brothers
STREET
what-1111111701111" . mewulw
BRIDGE
Telephone :‘ 923 '
n1
ploy. There in Just as much risk in
working for a small contractor as tor.
a firm which employ-11 hundreds, Mr.‘
Flanagan said.
Joiner Mcinvy. business agent for
the Central Labor Union, was also,
heard. He thought all employers, no .
1.111111 how many they employed.
should be included no declared that
under the present law a than might
go to court and not a ludkmont against
a controctor and than be unable to col-
lcct 1111mm 1191111qu . tho contractor
did not have Iuilicient property. 1-1.
John J‘. O‘Neil, a prominent 1011111 in"
bor loader, M. 11 Color. I. Wontport
Monomer, Attorney John w.
MM npmcntinz the 111-th1 '
ntmbumm “‘
.1. mm.“ 1
‘mn
7.1.3.1: ‘1
I! Cum Wool CW Hula
W F. Wiginore 81 Co
111111 11111111111111. Marlow y
‘ l m. Motrin, no. Not-walk“
in new to 1111111; um
Adv'o'rtlto your «tom 111 ‘ ‘
M- L 3W” m
m IIIociI-tion and rom-
1111111,, 311111111. museum the ‘
Norwalk Chronicler