a
Pure Home- .3
made Candy
Always Fresh
HUYLIR’. FAMOUO
CHOOOLATEC
LANE’O PURE in! CREAM_
THE DEBT OF BAKERY
PRODUCTI
j . y r. Ale-LANE
51 Washington Stroot.
-¢.
' Cockenoe, ’i‘rlbe. No. 32, i. 0. R. M..
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night. '
Mrs. William C. 19539.9! Franklin
street, is visiting relatives in New
”York.
Buckingham Woman“ 3 Relief Corps.
No 30 will hold a regular meeting
this afternoon ,
, Norwalk Aerie. No. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles. held a regular meet-
ing last evening.
Furniture dealer George Mitchell, of
street. spent yesterday in New York
city, on business.
Mrs. Charles Lane, of New York
city. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Paxton.
Especially good values in new andu‘“
desirable waists are being shown at.
the N. D. Ryan Col I store
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi-
bornians. will hold a regular business 5,
meeting this evening in the Wall
street mortars.
Cockenoe Haymakcr’s Association,
No. 32%. I. 0. R. M., will hold a rezu‘
isr bimonthly session this, evening in
the Wall street quarters. ,
Councilman William Howard, or
Elm street, has bcn entertaining Mr.
‘n-a ond Mn. Willi-m Ward and daughter
Virginia. oty‘New York.
p ‘ St. John's Lodge, No. 6. l". and A.
M. will hold a stated couuuunicatlon
this evening, at which tints the master
mason degree will be conferred.
”—6—...
"A Trip Through
the WOrld's
Schoolhouse" was given at Red Mcn's
Hall last evening. The chair was
. well attended and was most interest-
In.
Buckingham Post, No.12, (l. A. R.,
will hold no meeting on Friday even
lag in order that those who so desire
may attend the encampment meeting
It Bridgeport.
Everett 8. Gee/r, president of the
Hartford Printing Company, and edi-
tor of Gear's Directory. who has boon
ill with pneumonia tor the past three
weeks, at his home in Niles street,
Hartford-,-io slowly recovering. '
-—Buckwbeat, Pea and Nut Coal.
; Raymond Bros.
The Woman's Christaln Temper-
once Union will most at the home or
In. ida Meeker.
Place. Milo}, April 19 at 8 o'clock. All
Interest“ in temperance work are
. welcome.
Honda‘s! Abraham L. Solomon. or
‘ New York city. are pleased to see a
unto Milling his (Abraham Salel
man) as tho passenger list of those
; saved as... the ill-toted Tltlnaio and
. hols. bought to Now Motion on tho
‘ " Oomtlllo. Ir. Solomon lo the manu-
sawdw hora. ‘
W“ coastal supplies and many
”soils are. soon toboor him name. Ho
coatq to W frequently and has
No. 5 Courtlandt ‘
I1--l---"1‘vro bugs. E. out .
Past: a straw
Boston
The Candy of Excellence:
01.00 por- pound
F. H. IAXTER. , ‘
Agent for Town of Norwalk
Anderson's Laoocb Works
Launches and Boats
0' all kinds promptly built. lasts
tor solo. All kinds o! repairing
plvon spacial attontlon.
Oystor dboll Point. limit:
FIRE ALARMS
‘ BOKIO
Fire Alarm Headquarters or
guru. Telephone for on
HWoshl on and North Isl Ito.
commuter... . '
x
can in t) Corset Factory. ulvoto.
d—Hoyl's Theolro
WINnrwnlbI-l “all“
Insia Kill. liflord and City Hotels
‘rooo 8t.
il~xWast St. Franklin School.
u—ggoncord at... Concord and Mason
14~North Iain and Ann Bio.
15—«Hi 8t. and Bo ow A".
io—x orwallt Iron c.rlta
~Wsat Avo. and Cedar at.
High School West Ave.
21~Woot 8t. and Taylor Ava.
2il«—xEly Ave. and Lmvo Bl.
u—Chostnut and Hen Sta.
zh—stutli Iain and onm Bis.
SO—Inxloxton Ave. and Austin at.
ale-Wont and Elm Grove Sta.
sinq‘louth lain St. between Gross on.
81-—1M)mmloctrlc Works. stats It.
that {prior and Clos‘y' Bis
nd ago: an.
IMHO
m
let-Cod
alimxl avllond
L
il—P‘oirlloid Ava. and Cedar St.
42~Toyior Ave. and 80 th It
4!— Woodward
Quinton Moo. ond‘Wotov
511.3%? 33'. Load El MAcod A
on raw
‘ky'mli'mom‘am A °‘.st. rt a:
~— rel yor on no v
54~Norwolh Lock Co. pri rivoto.’
(an [barrios nondntorlcring boxoo.
) Master box. from which tho num-
ber of any boscon bo mundod.
Ono stroke at is noon and I p. IL.
standard timo.i -
Ono stroke at odd times. tootln. or
1! a Open. !-
wo strokes after an alarm. llrs out. ro-
oslis department. id
0 'X‘h‘reol slow strokes. water to bo slant
Ar la. 05 p. m.. each Wow-day, o boa
ill. uiledllor to? dl trl ! “.0
re oorrna or on s e rs-
ceivsd by tolophono. It.
NORWALK Fifi! ALARMS
tin—Corner oi Alain and Wall Streets
2:1:~ golden {illlhmmd nir‘izilnllniuré‘l’luoo.
-~ n: on c 0 rest.
it «limit-m Park. BI
ell-«West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~—Franklln Avenue and Lyrics Plus.
31~ilas house. (Private box)
33—.West Avenue and Morwln Street
silwliurbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
84-t‘hapsi Street and Harbor Avenue.
36~Wost Av,cnul- near the armory
i~iil ~Slrvcns Street and lulm Crust.
dim (‘ross Street and Wilton avenue.
42~~Muin street and North Avenue.
tan—Franco Street.
ink—Grand Street and Tlndoll lane.
Bil—Main and Catherine Streets.
53—N New Canaan Road and Fair street.
54~—(‘ lit-stunt Street. near Summer St.
65—- Muln Street and Union Avouuo.
62 ~0n Tile Orton
63-East Avenue and Lincoln Avonuo.
M-——Eusl Avenue and Ddskarn Lane
M...—
EAlT NORWALK FIR. ALARM IOXI.
Firs headquarters. 56 Van idont Btrool
Telephone I'll)
4--Fltoh School (private). -
5~Marvln School (privately.
Zlkldast Washington and ort Bts.
Ila-l-Vnnlilfimdt BtaaRnd Osborn Avo.
—~ Roe we on owon t.
TIL-Winfield lit. a
228-Fort and Charlie. su-
2:1-Idtust Ave and Fitch st.
mill—fit. John St. and Edllo Avo.
flax—Sou low Ave and First St.
and—~Boulovard and Second St.
o—Cov ovo Ave. and Fifth St.
331—— uisvord and Blackstono at. Tel.
iii-ama- platinum Rt
—- r on
Bill—Shore Haven. (Tol)
A telephone cmossaco to lilloot ootrlc ltoti
705) hot In tho hours or 0 p. In. an
a. m.. vinu location a! fire. on slam
will ho vsn oi neuron box.
Privato boxes will only its pulled in
fire on romiaos when
Bacon alarms are huni
to
the chief or octinl chi upon“ I." or'rtlvd“
at tho ilro.
lroiol gnool
l—Ono blast a odd times. testing or line
i~0nob on. standard time.
i-l -11—-'rwonty two. at I a. in. no morn-
in: not publltloo hnél.
il-lb-ETwonev-two. at it" p. on. no of-
o u
1311111111401! gin-end
anti" 0%.
sowavv- , 7|“.ko more:
' PERCH. EELS, NATIYI WTFISH. STEAK; 00D.
“radio.
. V oil to, have accumulated property on
,' both sides oi the Atlantic
' ‘l‘ovot‘nmpilt in chancory procaedlnla.
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You simply can’tbeal
5 our values '~
ththor you lntond poring 016 for your spring bull or a higher : ‘
price, you simply can’t boot tho valuos we allow
This is o statonIsnt we on snxiuoto moo-to oh man who is-
booking to gottito 1mm voiuforhlo my».
5
1 This otoro has built its laws business by savior—owl“ m0”: E
l oy for tho cthsr follow—wo’ro bars to sorvo you It tho-some time to 1
i sov. you. “its .10 to 830. . <
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In Our Boys’ Department the 3*
Values are simply Immense E
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1 Mothers long ago roallssd tho odvants'o at bringing tho boy hora.
i We can ootllt him with hard. knock about. oiothoo, that look wail doc.
I pits hard wear—at prion we am told an not duplicated oloowhon'li
l the city.
We stand ready to provo it.
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Shad! Shad
Get theBEST. We Have Them
12c. lb
’lllc lb
Delaware Roe Shad
Buck Shad . .
Shore Haddock 8c; lb
EXTRA LARGE FRESH CAUGHT HEQT. ILUEFICHf WHITE
LANG! LONG
CLAMD FOR FRYINO' CNEINPORT OYIYINS. LONG AND ROUND
CLAMB N THE SHELL.
Cuibill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
i
It I N t I
a dldlcult matter. our very aspen-
Iiva either to have a porcelain
crown in the place oi an old brolo
shown and discolored tooth. it
often occurs with one oi the front
teeth. and when a person laughs
or speaks the poor tooth shows.
martian the beauty ot the others.
no matter how white and perfect
they may be. 1 match the color
and shapd or the other teeth so
closely that it is almost impossible
to detect crown. and those who
have used than are dollghtod with
tho malts.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
. . 13 South III! at. Booth NOW!“
5 " Hours: 0 ads. ma p. to. Bill-
d.“ D, .DWlnullflt m.
COAL
HARRIS a
GANs
COMPANY
o o; o «o
TELEPHONE 108.
.m....—~.W _
_.-———-——
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Kimonos
new line of Spring Kimonos in
beautiful and attractive designs.
just received our
$1.00
Short Lawn Kimonos .50
, 1.0m Cliche Kimonos $1.00, at.»
"Show... Klmouos..50o, no
71
militia '
Long Lam) Kimonos
J. I Mallette
w q. a... .........M
OLD PAPER CALLB FOR “5.000.000
Power oi Attorney Drown 12o Yoars
Ago Covers a Great Estato in
England and Nowloundland.
sosron. Mass... April 18.-—~Tho pos-
sessor of a power of attorney dotlnl .
back 126 years and boliovsd to have ‘
given her oncoswro control or an.
estate in [inland and Nowronndiand.
newestimatod to be worth ”6.000.000.
Mrs. We start-lit. 0: South Bol-
ton. has moor-u: overwhelmed
with room tor poo-onion a: the
document that ,borotolcro she has
cherished as o historical hoo‘psalto
also says Also that Ibo is a great-
most-momma: of one of tho
on. also named 126 years ago as ex-
oblit6rs oi tho estate of N ioboiaa Chur-
chill.” Dartmouth. Enalsnd, suppos-
Hll prop-
erty was taken over by the British
_W~.--a “we...
sure Ligation osuvso. '
boot ouwlilobllim aro complaint“ TIN
about col-Nit tho Secretory.“ WI a f
“column-dial them it ,
. llllllllll Illllill
unlit [mama]
Mold ill Allidh’llolilrn the
(Current llvol‘wlllt Santa Win
NEW HAVEN, April lit—«All o! the
electrical cnsineoravon tho New Haven
, m on thorium division were
summoned to'tho {mow building to a
toot recently at I now plan or the
Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur-
3 in; company to scours a return of the
; owl-oat on electrically-operated roads
to the power station which will pro-
. vent electrolysis. This test is being
made on the section of the now also
trlosl branch of tho bl: Iystoln which
E is known as the New York. Wootcheo
‘ V tor and Boston.-tbo new commuter-3‘
lino. which is running up to White
. Plains from New York, and which will
be extended further.
One of tho olllclols oi the electrical
dcmrtmont oi the road at the yellow
building said this morninfi‘
"Yes. the report is true. We hovo
roooivod the notice and are now worb~
in; on in thotatronxth of it. it the
plan carries it will save very many
thousand. of dollars to all concerned
in the handling of or the contract of,
high motored electrical wopertloa.
The greatest thing that will happen
on the part of tho railroad company
outside of the expense that will be
" save?) will be the cutting out oran-
noyonoo (root the electrolysis.
"i cannot explain the oliuatoin to
i . you further. at this time because i
‘, have been working on the new plan
only two days. but loan say that ii
the undertaking proves successful, as .
we understand it has in Europe, it will
be applied to olectr.cal railroads all
over the New Haven system. This as
you can see will create a great choose
in electrical railroading."
From another source it was learned
that the lost out or! the new plan to
believe electrolysis ls being tried on
that section at the New Haven system
over the Weatcheotor line between the
Bronx and New Rochelle.
in order to explain the condition. it
may be said that the New Haven road
on its western end is using a power
at 11,000 volts. a most tremendous
power. This is very largely used up
in tho‘transmlsslon oi trains. but the
current alto: it loaves the travail“
motors has to NW?! to the power oto
lion in order to dowels the return
circuit of. electricity; something that
no one is wise enough to know about.
but he knows that it has to be done.
This return circuit m tho remote
point from the power station is now
carried back to the power station
through the rails which are bonded
together by wires from the rails which
thus constitute a. complete circuit back
to the power house. This system
creates cleclrolysls on . water pipes
and iron work under ground whereev-
there is a leakage of the'rciurn fluid
at any at the bonded joints of the rolls
because the returning electricity
strays rapidly underground and oi-
llaes limit to whatever iron work it. =
can find there. it eats up waist pipes
gas pipes. and very many sorts of met’,
all construction. but one of its most
fatal is the destruction of steel bulld-
lugs.
it was said at the Yellow building
today that if the electrolysis precept!
corrid be carried on long enough from
this source any stead structure might
have its irome work converted into
chalk—which is just what electrolysis
does. .
There has always been a question as
to'damaxos against the electrical com-
panies it the dicont property owners
could prove that their metal work un-
der ground and above ground was do-
ing destroyed from this cause.
The new plan or a return as on-
‘ piolucd by the New Haven road also»
tricai engineers “W comprohends
the scheme of carrying this return
back to the power station on a wlrc
on the overhead system provided by
tho Westinghouse compauywtho sys-
tem which carries the «tract currsat
The argument is that this will keep '
the return .curront out of tho around.
prevent oloctrolyols and so save vast
amounts at mossy to the New Havoli
system and to other pooplo in very
many particulars, whomever electric!
ty is usod a moons ct propulsion.
—-itobi itdhi itch! - iorotohl
Scratch! act-Itch! Tho more you
scratch tho worso tho itch. Try Doon's
«moor.
asaov Iron oanouav's Maw
ITA‘i‘I ‘ARMORY.
DANBURY. April 18.4mm is to
be broken this month tor Danbury's
now slats armory building in West
“not. scoot-ulna to o stateroom. mods
ll! Adiotant amoral doom 11.0616
or Hostess no doom tor no ,.
Prune Sale!
. Fancy Largo Oregon Prunes, nasty and thin skin, was ovorale
to pound Regular price
Extra Per Extra
Special in Special
This is surely a snap ostbe lowest price We ever had on this-
oiso prune was fifteen 08116..“
A. F. Beckmann’dt CO.
33 a as WASHINGTON s'r., SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440 '
ENROLL NOW
and Continue Your
Studies at _
Merrill Summer School
South Not-walk. Stamford Port Chester
FINAL MAP OF
:Rock Rid * re
(Formerly Board'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 choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
Fresh Eggs.- a dOz. 25
3 can. Milk . ................... 254:1 Large Prunes. per in ...10c
Can Collee ..................... 25c! Extra large Prunes,” .. lbs
3 cans Corn .................... 25st W Baker s Cocoa or Chocolate... Io;
7 Babbitt‘s Soap ............... 25cl 3 pkss. Oatmeal ...... .Wfio i
.,
Spinach Pursnips. Kale, Swact Potatoes. New Potatoes, Wax Dense. Lettuce
UNITED GROCERY COMP
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB-vi "
WHICH STARTS
APRIL TWENTY SECOND
Pay 5c the first week, 10c the second '
week, 15c the third week; and so on for
33 weeks and we will mail you a check
two weeks before Christmas for $28 05:
with interest at 2%. '
YOU MAY REVERSE THE ORDER OF PAYMENTS IF YOU Wl
TO DO 80.
PAYMENTS NUOT I! MADE EVERY WEEK 0N MAY BE MADN.
iN ADVANCE.
_Can you think ct an easier way to provldo money tor Christmas,
presents?
EVERYBODY l8 WELCOME TO JOIN. ‘
rs. Chrillmli Savings Club opens Monday. April 22nd. Call and,
lot us tell you all about our plan. You can loin any day dun-ins tho
wooh oi April 91nd. '
Norwalk Chronicler