Always Fresh
uuvun's FAMOUS '
oi-iocotarss
LANE'B rune ica cncm
'ms scar on saucer
Paooucrs
F. A. LANE
I‘I mailings». «not.
some Norwalk 1
*m
'Elia White, of South Main street,
is spending the week in Brooklyn, N.
Y.
The weekly business meeting of
Douglas Fowler, No, 15, Women‘s lie-
llef Corps will be held this evening in
Washington street.
Miss inez P. Daniels. of the select
men's omoe spent a pleasant day's var
cation in New Haven with relatives
and: friends yesterday.
-—Latest style flats at O'Brien‘s.
The semimonthiy business meeting
‘or the Building Trades Council will be
held this evening in its rooms. in
South Main street.
as
Mrs. Jennie Byxbee, or South Main
street. returned home yesterdayfrom5
spending the week with friends and
relatives at Danbury.
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made' Candy
PAGE 8. SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
£1.00 par pound
F. H. IAXTII.
1 Agent for Town of Hawaii:
Anderson's Launch Works’
Launches and Boats
,of all kinds promptly “It. lusts
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster snail Point. Namath
iiiiiiuiitruiili. riiiiiiiit
WASHINGTON, D. (3., April 20:-
Southern Commercial Con ress,
through its President, Senator Duncan
U. Fletcher, began today the distribu-
tion of letters to agricultural leaders
and thinkers regarding a nation‘wideI
study of European systems of coope- ‘
ratlve rural credit. This action arises
from the meeting of the directors of
the Southern Commercial Congress in
Nashville, last week. when they unan-
imously voted to dot on the recom-
mendations of the Conference on ru-
ral Finance held in Nashville April
let to 6th under the auspices of the
Southern Commercial (magmas. and
with the cooperation of David Lubiu.
American Delegate in the internation-
al institute of Agriculture. at Rome.
‘ Mills Flessie Wheeler, of Bethel. re~I
harmed to her home today after a
very pleasant visit with friends in
East and Smith Norw.alk
The Board of Electrical Commie-I
. sinners will hold its weekly meeting
this evening in the otllces of the Muni-
cipal Electric plant in State street.
—-Knablin’s Novelty Orchestra. Mu-I
sic Hail. Wed, April It.
Mrs. George Everette returned to
her home at Newark. N J.. yesteiday
- after spending the last two Weeks at
thehome of her sister at Winnlpauk I
. D C Speerburgh, representative of
the American Game Protective and
Propagation association is in Connec-
flout. conducting a campaign to get.
new members for the association and
is also loolclng up possibilities for the
esthblishment by the association of
a large game preserve.
Although the weather was unpleas
ant a large number attended the sup-
per in the town assembly hall given
' ' under the auspices of the Grace Bap-
tl§t church. The supper was a great
success and everyone present extolled
the expertness of the good cooks who
prepared the edibles for the feast.
......._...... . _,
. —Buy your Hats at O'Brien's
A well known young man who took
a try at lame birds without a hunting
1 license and also rushed the season
_r for shooting, the same occurring in
Great Marsh, in the town of Westport
i. finally fell into the hands of the game
- warden. and settled in the Weatport
' " _ out some tints since. His exper-
{ones should be a warning to others.- .
. dour in ms: mm.
1 Take 10 gallons of L. h M. PaintI
made ohm Load.“ and 14de
Oil at $8.10 per gallon. Add 7 gsllonsI
‘1 ‘ of Unused Oil at $1. 00 per gallon, and
«~1 use 17 m of pure Paint at a
out of only $1.85 per gallon. . '
It's the beat paint that can be made.
The conference recommended that
the Southern Commercial Connect
Itahe immediate steps to bring togeth-
or a select commission of two thinking
men of practical agricultural experi
once of each state or the union: this
commission to leave New York June
-,ll'i in order to make a tour of Europe
studying European co-operatlvc rural
finance between that. date and Septem-
ber 15.1139 commission as proposed
Tll IE STlllllill lllllllllI
season.
it.
$4.00.
SUITS, TOPCOATS . .
NORWALK
Every Pussible
F aciliiy: in Buying
Clothing is
Yours Here -
We appreciate your pat amigo—year after car it has in-
«cased and prompts u to strive to greater sch evcmcnt each .
‘ We sell only worthy c ‘othing and we stand squarely : I
back of ovary transaction with a rib-rocked quarantcc.
You surely want the best of aervico—wc’ to here to give
l
‘Your new hat is here—you know the Wilson Verielt.
We quote prices which can ’t be equalled for equal quality 1
goods elsewhere m the city-i W ‘
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.. $10 to ‘30.
sourii noswaut 1 ‘
Shad' Shad ..
Get the BEST. We Have Them
Delaware Roe Shad
Buck Shad .
Shore Haddock
'12c lb
100 lb
8.0 .lb
Green Weakfish 12ch
exraa Lanes
NATIVE FLA'rrisi-i,
CLAMB FOR FRYING.
CLAMS IN THE SHELL.
STEAK GOD
mas» CAUGHT audit more Pencil
.LAM! LONG ‘
OREINPORT OYSTEBI. LONO AND ROUND
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market.
TlLEPHON‘ 108.
would first visit Home to meet with '
ture. and then travel through italy, l
irrunce, Austria-Hungary, (iermany.l
The Netherlands. England and iro-
land.
After the commission is formed it
will organize under its own bylaws
and thus become national the Southa i
sin Commercial Congress only appear-I
lug ill preliminary sn'angcments. The:
agricultural forces of each state wiliI
'be expected to bear the exmnsee of1
their delegates and the joint expensea
or stenographers, interpreters, and ex-
pert assistants.
JUDGE 8|“ WOIII’B
AllllEST WIS UNLAWFUL
Seeking to recover $1.650 commit
sion on a 333,000 real estate deal, 0.
H. Abbott, of Stamford. appeared bo-
iore Judge Borneo in the" Superior
court Thursday to testify in his suit
against Joseph 13.1.09, of Stamford.
Abbott claims be sound at Lee's no-
quest a purchaser for the property.
He demanded his 5 per cent commis-
sion but did not obtain it Lee ra-
also the allocations.
Another matter heard in the super-
ior court this mornins was the dis-
solving or-a body writ. which had
been served upon Coralle mine of
Meadvillo. Pa. Judas Borneo declared.
the serving of the writ was unjustly
liable and alluvial.- Miss Brim;
sisd she came to Stamford from m
home to testify in a suit which nah,
scheduled for trial in tho steam ‘1
court. When the trial VII With
.i’ay 5c the first week,
with interest at 2%.
TO DO .0.
*IN ADVANCE.
placenta?
wash of and Blade
Join Our
Christmas Savings
Club ,
Starts Menday
week, 15c the third week; and so on for
33 weeks and we will mail you a check
two weeks before Christmas for I328. 05
YOU MAY REVERSE THE ORDER OF PAYMENTS IF YOU WISH
PAYMENT. MUST I! MADI [VERY WEIKIOI MAY DE MADE
Can you think at an easier way to provide money for Christmas”
WIRVBODV I. WILDOMI TO JOIN.
n The Christmas Savings Club opens Monday. April 22nd. Call and
lot us toll you an about our plan. Youosnioln any day doriusths'
are some NORWALK TRUST 00."
FREE DELIVERY.
m.
lllc the second"
. lIlTllTlVE lllll
I j Congregational Church. asked msmv
‘ 1 hers or his church and congregation
: church. 1 Front the many received Mr.
' Iatapleton chose fifty and through the
‘ climb sent them out on an address»
. ed encloud postal card with a brief
; 1 drod men in Norwalk and South Nor-
' ; each man receiving the
1 sect or creed. the stempt being merely
i to set an expression of opinion as to
l a pulpit should interest ilsolf iii.
order of their popularity—they will be
3 evening in tile South Norwalk Congre-
‘ June. The topics are as follows, witnl
f the date when each will be considered. '
1 tin-whiny iii.
, electric sockets and receptacles.
hicycioa.
1 “Holmes how clean my mouth feels."
of his customers mo damas- be-
n‘ot-a modular gastritis. The cow“
”‘1.
lord, Conn. says: “For some time i
llEFEllEIlllll APPLIED
Til Plill’l'l' Tlll’lllfl
. Some few weeks ago, Rev. John
‘Btaploton, pastor of south Norwailr'l
to name any aimiscta they would like
to hear discussed in the pulpit of that
agency of tho BM‘iiorhood of the
not. eaplalnln; the plan to live hun-
walk. The request was made that
list should
mark ten of the my topics on the p'oa.
tal-«thoso which he personally would
like to head discussed. These cards
were sent to all the men regardless of
what the citizens of a town consider
The response has been very gratifying
and the ten topics given below are the
topics chosen by majority vote. In
the order given. which is the reverse
taken up tor consideration on Sunday
gallonal church beginning with next
Sunday, evening and lasting through,
t'lod's faith in Msu.—-April 21.
The whereabouts of Hell and Heav-
Tiic young woman and her home——
May 19.
Why does God forgive everybody:
~Msy 26. .
The sin of indifference—June 2.
The young man and his home.-
June 9 1
Personality, the power of a man——
June 16.
is the boy and air! worth theof
fort?—-dune 28.
The real Sabbath.-Jnne so, a. m
is the “world growing better or
worst-F‘Juno 30. p. m.
CONNECTJOUT PATENTE.
The following were issued. April 1 ;
list furnished from mum of A.
Wooster? solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port. Conn.
Edward 8. Alien, Bridgeport. sew-
ing machine drip pan.
James Coultar. Brudacpori. wire
chain machine.
Lewis 8. Curtis, burneri‘or inflam-
abirviolatilo tidida.‘
Anim- 8. wane. Bridgeport, detach-
able chain guide for‘ lamp sockets.
Albert Ronthe, Bridgeport. guide for
sewing machines.
Michal-l B. Ryan. Bridgeport, elec-
trical welding machine.
Hermann (hints, Hartford,
chart.
Benjamin P. l-‘ortln, Hartford, type
writing machine ‘ ‘
William A. and l3. H. Lorena, Hart—
ford, briquerlng machine. '
Johann (l. l’ctersaa. llariford. door
switch. ‘
Henry iii. Ellsworth, Sinisbury, fuse.
Frank Elias, Jr.,
feeder and exerciser.
Evan iii. Hughes, Meriden. floor-sun
facing machine.
Harry A. Palmer, Merldon. caster.
John N. Williams. Derby, flying mil-
chine,
verrenico Monger and C. 8. Carter.
Ansonia, index tab.
Harvey E. Rogers, i'cw
attachment for carburetors.
Charles J White, New Britain, gap-
inth supporter 1
Richard Ia. Wilcox. Waterbury. stop
mechanism.
tally
Trade-Marks: .
The Arrow Electric 00., Hartford,
Pope Manufacturing 00.. Hartford,
Sealshlnt oyster B) stem. inc.. South
Norwslk. oyster shipping uses.
. Prints:
Kolynoo Co,
The New Haven,
(for dental sushi).
Or
oauooia'r Pave ‘uoo.
HARTFORD. April Stir-1.8 Hofl- .
man a drugitlst, will have to pay one
cause he save hlma linlmsnt instead
inon pleas court awarded the dam-1
if. Moreno, at Woodbrldn st. Harl-
Norwich, poultry ‘
London. ‘
Miss Bdsas' body was attached
mamwl‘uloostthasaamaquaa-
fltrofsnrm lush We aim
amount... ,1 1' an'tgum
«in: w .. a... ...... The SentinelWaiitColumns Are Far... ‘" ne'm :2 Wind
museums".
Reaching in disturbance...
have been suits-ins with kidney trou-
ble. lhadsovoropaina moss my
back and felt mouths! anaerobic. l
i;
What Kind of Beer
Do You Like?
Surely your favorite must be included in this list:
EHRET'S, RUPPERT’S. LIEBMANN’S. FREEM-
SPAN’S, BCHLITZ. DOELGER’S, PABST, PIEL’S. BUD» 1 . - ,;
WEISER. ANHEUSER BUSCH. B. & W. IMPERIAL“;
WURZBURGER, MUNCHNER, FALSTAFF. ~ 1‘ 3
We deliver to all parts of town.
Let us have your order.
A. F. Beckmann & C0
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK»
Phone 440
ENROLL “Now
and Continue Your
Studies at
Merrill Summer School»
South Nor-walk Stamford Port Chester
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FINAL MAP OF
Rook Ridge
(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
READY APRIL agih
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only On: First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
It Is Not
a difficult matter. nor very cape».
sire either to have a porcelain
crown in Ute place of an old broil-1
eu~down and discolored tooth ”It”-
alien occurs with one of the tron
teeth. and W hell a permit in
infants’ Wearing
Apparel
iiifiints' Kimono. ln-crepe and
Flannelette ...... 25c to 75a 1 .
infsuta‘ Short Jackets in 9” “lie“kfih the poor tooth silo
Flaunelettc. Knit and [9111- “m” ng l 0 beauty of the era. :
no matter how white and
broidoned Flannel 25c to “50 they may be. i match t
Infanta’ Hand Embroidered and “a
I" '22 De 0! the other Will
F 13°! Jackets "'00 to 5 closely that it is almost in
infants Booties .. 25s to $1.50 —
to detect crown. and thoaa'
- have used them are delighted
the results
Dr.-.l. ll. MAL"
is South no. BL, soda 1
Hours: Salamanl.
days by appointment my,
infants" Lawn Carriage Robes.
50s to 01.50
lufsnta' Pillow Slips 26c to 81.00
lnfanta' Silk Hose. tan, black
and white ............ 250
lntante‘ Silk and Wool iiose, -
slack and white.
38c. 3 pairs 81.00
lnfanta' Lisle. Hose. black.
tan and vlhito 25¢
Infants‘ Cotton Hose.
15c; 2 far 25c
infants Shirts in silk and
wool, wool and cotton.
intents Bands in silk and wool.
Wool and cotton.
lnfants‘ Flannel by the tart!
50c up
GRACE carrier cnuacri'
CONCERT. V
The following program will
seated at the sacred concert at G .1
Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon!
Music ................... .....G"1
Prayer ............... G ‘ W. Jam
Solo ..................... Mrs. Di
I] I: Mal'ette Recitation ............. Minnieniii
Reading ............. ..Mra. {low
Solo ................ Gertrude Po "
--~ Recitation ;. ............ Julia ‘ ~
Reading ............ -...Mrs. c1 35““
a, Duet ....... I...\irs. Perkins, Miss
' ‘ ‘- Recitation ...... Beulah 11
1C 0 A I ' Recitation ..... Harvey-11 '
Solo ........... Mrs. J. D. W
‘ . Recitation ...... . ..... Grace
I 1 1 I ‘ Quartette ' 1
Reading Mrs
. a | l '
EAGLE HOVIL PROPERTY
An important real estate 1"
HARRIS s.
GANS
a. mum scum or do
sell Frost the Basis new ;
adjoining the. ndlruad lot at l: -1
I stands the old water tank "
owned by General throat and
”COMPANY
lnhmo are property with s '
, building before ions. ‘ ; "
Horst. Minute. '
Norwalk Chronicler