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GOODS
in Dainty Clinch." Stripes.
Cross, Bars and Mcrcerimd
Madras.
‘ CREAM canon
260, 50c nod 01 a yard
E. K. BANKS
Muhackcmo Hotel Block
South Nos-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwv'slk and vicinity: Rain and
colder tonight; Friday clearing and '
The storm that was central.
colder.
over Tennessee yesterday morning
has moved northesstwsrd during the
last 24- hours'hnd is .now (neutral ovor
Lake Erie... It is producing unsettled
weather with rain or snow in nearly.I
till sections cost of the Rut-Ry Mono-1
talus. Northeasterly winds prevail
along the coast from Halifax. N. 8., to
Atlantic City. N. .1. Thu highest. vo-
loc-lty wits Bu miics at llloch island! The ronvcnlion closed inst night.
several;
places in the upper Lillie rorcicn.‘l Ohio, was tho ncxi npouhor of tho nit:
Snow was rcmtrtud' from
Freezing temperatures were reported
from Montana eastward to Michigan
and southward to Kansas. The Lake
storm will comlnuc to move. eastward
and probably. puss ovcr this vicinity
tonight and be followed by clearing
and colder weather on Friday, with
frosts Friday night. Warnings for
high winds are (implored along the
roast. ‘
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WEATHER A' YEAR Aoc rounv.
-Temperuture: Low, 35; high, .37.
Clear.
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. William Ryan, of Norwalk, took a
horse to Port. ()hostor yesterday (or
L J. Rel‘nolds & Son.
(l. 8. Warner. trsvoiing salesman,
‘ of Winsted, will speak at the Salvo
tion Army Hail, tonight,
wBuclrwheat, Pen and Nut (Toni.
Raymond Bros.
Miss Clara. Nattetord, oi Wilton noe-
nue. has resumed her duties in Del
Klyn's bakery other 9. short illness.
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Miss Ads Trucsdnie and Ralph
Trucsdaie, who have been visiting
Mrs. G. E. Vrcdenburg, of 55 Bilyview
avenue, have returned to Dimbury.‘
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Baseball Goods
A New and Compton kins-
cLovn ...............m to “do
an: Soto itco'
Also a Complots Linc of
TENNIB GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS ,,
South‘horwa'k and Norwaik
srsrfironnnv sronns‘,
STATE DENTIST!"
llllLlI GOIVEIITIOII
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Mayor Clifford l3. Wilson‘i‘ormnl-
ly opened the 48th annual convention “
or the Connecticut Smile llmitul lus-
'sociation ut Tho Sirutfloid, in lioidgon
port, ill. 223i), 'l‘ucsriuy ultcrnoon, with
an address-oi wolconu—n A largo gum
criug of mcmlwru from oil ports of
tho ntatc arc asrmnbied, und :1 nulu~i
nor of holed dentists from various?
mtrtn of tho country tire to sponk.‘
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Dr. (‘hnrlcs K. Tutor, of i'flut‘clnntl.i
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.lornonn. liis Silhjtst‘l. wits “Nitrousl
Oxid of Oxygen as u ticm-rul Antics-l
ihctic and its Use in Iloiitluiry.“ A
gonm‘ul discussion follow-0d on thol
subji-r-t following which Dr... Tolt‘i‘.‘
'gui'o clinic using this nnncslhollo in:
a number of oral surgical cuscs, also?
in preparation of sonsitivv rarities. Q
Tuesday evening Dr. Edward i‘.;
Kirk of Philadelphia prcscnicd sumo-j
' thing along scientific lincs that was}
of interest. to all. Following lilo dis-ll
cusslon oi the subject the mooring?
adjourned to tits dining‘room. where i
the members and guests worn cuter»
"tuition by the Bridgeport lluntnl sow
cicty.
terduy afternoon tho association lid-l
jumped in; convention and utter itinrh-
con returned to the ball room of thoi
hotel, where about two score clinics
were held. .
Tho oflicors olectcd nrc:
Presidontwnr. Edmund J.
Wutcrbury.
Vic-l President-«Dr.
Riggs, Hartford.
Secretary-um. Arthur V.
New London.
Treasurer—Dr. T. A. Gaming,
Bridgeport.
Executive committee, Dr. F. J. Erbe
Abbot t.
Charles H.
l’rcntis,
of
Miss Grace Pcndlctou, demonstrut
or for Chi-Vnmcl, who has been at tho,
Norwalk Hardware Company for so)"
and days, left this morning for EliotI
Bridgeport where she will engage in
duriher demonstrations.
There's a. glow all over New Eng-
land this wock~owing to the New
England Number of LIFE, now on sale
everywhere, ten cents.
Plans have been made to hold a.
buslnss meeting and social or the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
South Nor-walk Congregational Church
_ next. week Friday evening, April 26th.
"morning in Water street, Norwalk. by
John Lane, the well known ohnufleur
' for O. H. Banks. 'The team was that
.0: Adams Market and it. had a good
, start before Lane managed to get hold
? or the horse'sibridle.
A delegation of the members or
olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
at Pythiss will go to Stamford io-
m'ght to attend the lodge meeting at
thatmlscc. They will meet in the
lodge rooms, in south Mnln street at
7:15 o'clock. ~
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L‘ ‘ vAlttornys John Keogh and Leo Davis
arc in Bridgeport this afternoon, argu-
'ina: the rsm‘onstrance brought against
thc‘pi'oposod transtor or Mrs. James
rumor. licorice to the Keogh build.
.jmum‘M Norwalk. The hearing. is
. ‘l'bciwl‘hlfld in: the county commission“
u Bulls
‘r Juli
Nsnthsllnd“
'7 19$th
’, _ .21“th In... an
militant, prim on ‘sli Homelan-
~-ot. . ,, ,
"isltiif‘bsmm slay. nomucconn. ‘ .
. “(indoors oil-tbs American School at ,
of Hartford; Dr. E. R. Bryant. New
Haven; Dr. B. A. Sears. Hartford.
i.ibrarisn-—«Dr. P. G. Baldwin. New
Haven. .
lildltoerr. George S. B. Loomrd,
Mystic. . ,
The association voted to affiliate
‘in tho movement tor the reorganiza-
lion of the national dental association.
Following adjournment, the Copncc»
ticut members or the dental traternity,}
H’fll Omega. about 20 in number, sat
down to a. banquet. Dr. George S.
Palmer of New York and Sound Beach
was tonntmsstsr.
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PAINTER‘JENNINcs is ARRESTED.
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Must Report to Probation Officer and
‘ Support Witc.
Painter William Jenningswss ,nr‘
rested yesterday afternoon by Captain
J. Hurry Gibson and Odicor Wallace
A. Summis, charged with drunkenness
and ‘assnult on his wife, Mrs. Flor-
ence Jennings. At the time of the
arrest Jennings was violently intoxi-
cated and the unicorn had their hands
full with him. At the Town, Court;
tibia morning Judge William. F. Tamil
many round Mr. Jennings guilty on.
both counts and sentenced him to
spend thirty days in Jail for drunks!!-
ness and thirty days for asunuit.,;'l‘h9.
prisoner was representod by Attorney
John Keogh sndtthrouah his 0391'“,
Judge Tammany suspended mum
on condition that Jenni“: report to s
probation “amusi- twic‘s’ s: mu 2...:orw
three months snufccntrib'uts 1" par.
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PATHY :
‘ Aluminum
on ma PHWIOIAN
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With the. election of oiliccrs yon-i
Furniture for
the Dining Room
Library, Hall
and Den I
High-Grade Goods.
at Medium Prices
START YOUR CHICKS tOIIGl-i'l'
HIGHLY MIIEIDEB
(Ooutihusd com run-c rm.)
low is that animal. sdulteraiion. This
is carefully donned to cover three
points. Fad must not havo any good
clement taken away from it, which is
technically sdulterstion. Nothing ci‘itu.~
natural constituents must be rem cd
or changed. which is also. ttochni .aliy
ndultorntion; and nothing must be add-
'ed to change the nature of the road.
So ll protects from all that those
points would include. such for in-
stance. as the selling or milk, where
the cream had been removed. This
would change the food uccordiugr to
the first point, and third. Milk, sold as
such. mutt be milk a; it was made, in~ '
cluding the cream. although cream
may be separated Into a diaerent eioc
merit. The value of jam, for example,
must be changed. One of the ways that
monoy inicrcllts dci‘raud the consum-
. or and make gain for themselves. is
too take apple Juirs. coal tar flavoring,
and a tow suyscods, mlxthcm together,
and call the mixture “Strawberry
aomsthln Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your bro I. from the moment they are out attire
shell. depends on the toad you use. Bonnie Chick Foods. home pro-
psrcd, are the kind you can depend on to make line. healthy towi-
und future sturdy layers. We use not only the best and cleanest. mn-
tcrinis, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide for
the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet, sound.
crackcd grains are permitted to so into our lands. Bonnie Little
Chick Feed is not no experiment. but Is something that has boon
carctmiy tasted. and there is nothing used that can not be red alone
withwpcricct surety. Bonnie Chick Food contains the choicest im-
portisdullicis, line cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and selected
grains» such as out meal. cracked wheat, cracked kstlir, pen, line old
cracked corn, which combined. malts ti food best adapted to products.
strong and vigorous chickens. MANUEL T080 HATCH.
First in cusiity, tut in price, stun in the minds of its custom-
srsrwflcnnls Home Ground Food tor Horses. Celtic and Poultry.
AmericauIAgricultural Chemical Co.'s l Mape’s i Listcr’s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLABTER, AIR BLAKED LIME. BARNYARD MANURE,
MURIATE OF POTASH. NITRATE 0F SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASB SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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0. WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. B. J ackson
Optician
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Everythingin the Optical Line
‘ f" “ Evés "Examined Free
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The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
5x5 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St, Smooth Norwalk
This is the quality store tor .l.nd|os’ nod Misses“ Suits, Costs.
Dresses. \l‘nlsts, Shirts and Carrots. We consider ounllly above ev-
erything clue hcrc. Quality must goln botore our name aces on.
0! course, we nsver tail to show absolutely correct style. and we sl-
wnys make, our price just as low as possible for the qualities We
sell, but we never sacrifice quality to rocks a price. We build this
business on the firm foundation or quality. We think you lihethnt
kind of a store. We want your trade. We are trying to deserve it. .
We alter tree. '
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TheMoyer Automobile
The Leader in its class
1913 Models now ready.
‘ Send for Gaining _
OSCAR/H. ‘ BANKS
RIVER STREET 'T‘Ilphono 0814 NORWALK. CONN.
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'inr-n lionrd wore right.
Jam." This is. no ionuor allowed uh.
ider the NW. The sccbna clause holds .
:thut there shall be no nreuorvutives,
lunch as have been commonly lined by
'munuiuciumrs. put into toads. it. is u
Qsill'hliuc fact, but Just as soon as it
their invcnilon comes out. it is turned
ito the advantage of the ntsnuinoturcr.
Inot the people, and that poor creature
lknown as the "Ultimate Consumer" ls
imudo to suffer where he should guilt.
i “Thu! nionnn you and me," said Mrs.
il’crrilt. “and it in all wrong. Canned
Encode, for installed. are n rcmpurn
:tlvoiy recent. invention. und should ndd
. ; to take apple juice, coal tar Iiuvorinil.
ing. it thoy wore purc- ii would bu nil
grinili, und lhcy would» Siva grunt vu-
llrioty to our bibles; but no they urc
Tillicd with poison. and the consumer
,‘lnnsi got lhc fruit or vogolublou in its ‘
solution or go without. ‘tlur iorc-inthcrn
. unud upires, sonic-limos. or a libllc snil- .
,uclor, but for the most purl rolled on -
étho cool collar or storehouse. We
insight have the udrsntngo oi unsclu
sonoblp mods all tho your round. ii
are could but enforce lugislurion
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.sxnlnsl ndulstcrniion. .
i 'l‘i‘lcrc nrc three things (but are but, ,
.in (‘llillwd grodn by tho innuut’ncluror;
lwlwnsonio of soda. icrmullne und bo';
grsric ncid. ’l‘bcue are used as brown-i
;tiwr Mil-r inning put into the vnté
lwlth tho mod, cnough oi thcspoilcdf
{mod to :‘c-ouirc some stringent. melts“,
furor. They change the chomicnl vn-l
‘lurs, and nine tho othcr forms or pub?
on, but are poisonous lbomsolves. Int:
i the grout Ilium. in which Dr. Wiley was;
,3 in port dct‘cutcd. both hr and the Rom-
"i‘hc board?
,3 hold that Mac introduction or a inunhS
‘ynruouut of those poisons into a con!
:tnin quantity of food. pure, would do;
in" harm. it. Wiley i‘olt strongly that;
gthe tummy powers take things into;
[their own hands when they can, nndl
ltlmt the food was not always pure toé
{begin with. and the quantity or the
llircuorvntirrs not always to be rolled
lunch on tight. and so the whole prac- .
etice was to be condemned.
Next. them is a clause ngs’iust the
intnsk, or misrepresentation. It the
icon or package. is not rcprcsonted as
ids. the law can be enforced to put. the
inroads {off the mat-hot. inaccurate
ibrsndinx can be exposed. and the
igods condemned. There is also atten-
tion given to the coloring and flavor-
ing oi! loud. especially candy. An~§
other disuse related to the printing oil
,the labels. Our keen logislntors fore—t
. saw that the. dishonest producer mightt
:print the label smaller and smaller
iuntil we could hardly find the words
i‘ll nil. This contingency was provided
for, and tho labia must according to
law be printed in .Picn. or other abstfi
lutoly legible typo” Of course there
is a clause, restricting the solo or
putrid or infected foods, and this real-
ly finishes the points. which cover
most of the points one could think
oi to protect our food interacts.
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vsnv szs‘r CREAMERV'IUTTER. A POUND 36c
VERY BEST FLOUR,241v2LB. BAG H-Iurns-'33”:nu....u...u..u .60
4 CANS IONA OOR’N FOR no...“.....r...”"alumnus-“nun” 25°
REL.AELE PEAS. A 0A" {I'OLO'I'IIIDiIrtdlIl‘IIIIII‘lltli‘lnlscsnlba' 26°
suv voun sucAn HERE AND sAve monsv.
The “Great AlizP Tea Company ..
. . ‘ ‘ m wumhbro‘u sr.,sourH Ncnwsuc .
T." ”mum ' Fro. Dslivcry.
. "The manufacturers got .it back at
us, wub mgard to the 811m and weight
at the package." continucrl Mrs. Por-
raitt, “fantastically. psrhnps, but surc-
ly. they are reducing theso so that now
many fall short of the original. One
firm has saved themselves millions of
dollars in this way. The clause pro-
viding for this was turned down by
the lnst’loslulsturc,’but a Connecti-
cut man by tbs name or Johnson. has
succeeded In passing it “ hicnsuro
whereby no food mm can be sold in
this srntc without the stutei‘uont of the
Weight boing printed on the package
or can. this law to so into ‘encct Jan-
ttnry,‘ 2913." ,
Mr. lit-ins, with his 57 varieties it)
stood by Dr. Wiley in all his struggle.
Ag n manufacturer this provod' that
Doiiviriu 8:30 I. m. nnd 2:80 p. m.
Hath 'I " (1 Cl th ‘
Cloths: that are tailored to your individual measure from wool- ,’
. ens that are honest in ovary fibre. - ‘
. Come in and see the sum ws minim "m we italicised.
. Lsdlu sud Man's Merchant, slicr.
'I puritans
there are those honest. ‘The Pure
Food Law puts the honest manufactur-
or on sttcircr level with his compou-
. tors." Vice-Prcsldcnt Sherman has but
h‘imsclt on record with“ "marks which
1 consider an insult to" all housewives.
said Mrs, Pctritt indignant. its stab,
0d: "Watson don‘t care unav- in s
murmur. our “on
”with lb ,1‘
our . ~
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GrcstcSt Ever Held in Harlem
: i at $12.93 "
Regular Price $20 .
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' show the touches of intuition that will dl
These salts tinxninh the chest dressed women this sprin‘. ,
'lho tailoring is beyond criticism. The rubrics—tho most beautiful , ‘
unit weight materials in corded, striped and solid-color enact...
Among them the new soft inns. biscuits and pigeon greys are not-
able. Tin-K styles show every modorn variation deftly given in‘
tone but-
8emi~Empirc girdles; detachable dollars; the correct duo-
of cording.
tons of cloth, pearl or bone; pnncl motifs
Alterations lt‘roov—Mpcn Ewuinuu. .
144-146 E. 125th St»
Near Lexington Ave.
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RETAILER.
FORD H »
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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At 6's and 7‘s the world is sure to be
mto him who has not learned to cen-
ter his efiort. We will make—73nd
sell—~3evcnty-five thousand Ford cars
this year-because we have concen-
trated ouncner ies upon the building
of one—and on y one—good car.
And today there is no other car like
the Ford Model T. It’s lightest, right-
cst—nmost economical. The two-pas-
senger car costs but $590, f. o. b.‘._ De- .
trait, complete with ‘all equipment, the
five passenger but $690. Today~ get
Catalogue tor—from S. L. Benedict,
98 South Main St.
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get them tested, weigh all the food
that coines into this house, and make a.
note at deficiencies. Call public atten-
tion to all shortages. and help in every
way to advance the cause of pure
food. It is hard for politicians to do
{or us what we want. and we should
do all we can to interest them, to
buck and help them in the cause. Let
us show them our friendship in the
muttcrs where we can assist them.
Eternal vigilance is the price of ill)-
cl'll’. and it is also the price of pro
tnctlon of our food interests. and our
homes." »
3 .To trgrubllc
or those who may be interested in,
old Pine. Island Cemetery, Mr. Go
Lynch, No. 196 Main St.,‘N0rwalk
been appointed carotulter of silt! ’
tory and is making an effort: ,
and hoop said cemetery in at“
presentable condition and by"
tion by those who have on
in this old cemetery which I
ing place of many or the c
tiles in Norwaik, it can be , ‘
least a fair condition. “it you
all interested in this old ,
show your interlssi. by . ‘
with those who are trying to
‘the appearance at said coin
i .It is bound by the Cemetery
tion than the parties who kiwi
dumping their.retusc in- £th ,
.enst side of cemetery will an
MURDER SUSPEGT
doing it at once tillat legal staph
WENT Til WORK
not be taken.
in Lynn, Mass" of ooorgc Marsh. an
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glasses and his hair but been dyed. ' for lea
his sppssrsncc. by «yin: he, had do. .1 .
“ CliARLE F. .
STOCKTON, Gut, April 18.——Wi1- hi? 3', s H
snodrcspitslisthtold Chief of Police
He was garland as s lsbom, slthOugn
‘ control-mi. gin—cumin,” ‘
'cidodtcnctcworlt,’ ,, ;‘
lism A. Dorr, arrested horn last night WW.W*M_
Chicago since he left Stockton live
at tho but dressed, plan harm?
in connection with the recent murder . . .
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wacks s30; Dorr when arrested, wore
Ho cxplsinsd the“ situations inl
President. Cemeier
Bricrc that hehad not been cast. oil
before inning Stockton he was one
; My orVNInht Gills
Norwalk Chronicler