WHITE
GOODS
in Dainty Checks, Stripes,
Crou Bars and Memouzed
Madm.
‘ CREAM canons.
2511,6116 and 91 o yard
E. K. BANKS
Mohaokomo Haul Block
South Norwalk
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$11 dining tables for $8.510. At F. A.
Mtichcil’s.
Read what Joseph Davis has to say
about the “Shawknii” socks.
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-Thov Holmes’ Millinery, 3 Monroe
St, 80. N011, latest styles. Hair goods.
lircsstuaking. Reasonable prices.
Mr. and Mrs luster J. Cntgill of
‘ Bridgeport, spent yesterdm with N111
111.1111 relativac.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Starr, of New
York. and their son Russell Starr, of
Cuba, spent yesterday at the summer
home, the former Vnuderhoel estate
in East avenue.
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The continued (use of Antonio Au-
iorio charged with acsltult upon his
wife came up befo 9 Judge William 11‘.
Tamuny in the Town Court this morn- ‘
111g] Autonio was discharged upon
paying the costs of the case.
The first Monday in May, coming
this year on May 6th, will he the first
meeting of the town board of estimate
and random; On this night the bud-
gets for the year will be received and
dates for public hearings selected and
advereised.
John Stewart was arrcstcd yester-
day by Odicer John H. Smith. Stew»
art was charged with drunkoneaa and
breach of the peace and was nontoxic
ed to spend 40 days in jail but 1h
prisoner told such a good atory that
Judge William F. Tammany suspended
sentence.
8. Treat Stanley. of Norwnlk. in-
structor ‘in the Floridedlrondnck
school, left this morning for the Adi-
rondacks, at Rainbow Lake, where he
will remain for the spring session of
the school. He has been in Norwalk
for two weeks, the vacation bet-Ween
. the wintor and summer sessions.
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A team used on the work of Con-
" tractor Joseph A. McElroy, of Non
walk, now paving upper Main street,
ran away. on Saturday The driver
whose name could not be learned this
' morning, was thrown cot and run ever
but wuc‘not badly injured. The team
was stopped near the Fair Grounds,
the vwngon being undamaged.
wBlaclt Loom, garden and {arm for-
tilizero. Raymond Brothers.
The dog, licensee are being given
(end, while thcro are approximately
,oult plowly. About 200 have been regist-
'1300 more to come in. Alter May lst
‘ an outra dollar will be charged. Town
Clerk H. R. Smltih‘will be in Layton's
' ofllco, in South Nor-walk on Saturday
night 01‘ this week and a week from to
night. ‘
Edward McAlliater, of Harbor ave-
South Norwa'lt and Norwalk
BHscboll Goods
A Now and Comploto Lino
GLOVES "W260 can.”
BAT! .150 to 01.00
Moo a Complete Lino of
TINNIS GOODS
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WM. ’P. Bouts
STATIONERY STORES
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwnlk and vicihlty: Unnat-
tied weather with uhowcro and thun-
demtorms this afternoon and tonight:
followed by clearing and cooler On
Tuesday. The «term that was control
over Colorado Saturday morning 111111
moved northcuotwnrd during the incl
48 hours and iu‘now control over in»
nor Michigan. it is producing cloudy
and unocillcd wcuthcl' with log and
showers in poorly all act-lions oust oi
Enameled ,-
Furniture
Some oi the moat urilutio Furniture made is covered with enam-
ol in pure white. It is becoming more in vogue every day and the
monolaoturorn are building it on better lines.
For the bedroom thin furniture is charming Because of its
canine“ and ii: cleanliness it is particularly popular as a num-
mor furniture. But it. ll equally good all the year round.
We hnvoan cxogllont asunrtment tor your impaction.
A. J. Collins Company
the Mississippi river. 'i‘hundcratorms
111?qu reported from Michigan cunt;
ward to New Yorli. Tho storm is fol-l
‘iowcd by an arch of high brochure that;
is producing pleasant weather with}
low temperatures butwncn the litu-lti’i
Mountains and the hiiuninssippl lilvcr.
Wrists. were reported us for south nu
Kimono City. Warniugu for birth wind
are displayed ulong the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAY.,
’l‘cmporuturc: 11(111', it); high,
Cloudy.
Rand Beckmunu'u udvcrilsenmni for
special prices on groceries, etc.
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1ade dance. Tuesday night, April 231‘
Mystic Chnin Hull. Admission mind
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road the ndvcrtlucmcnt of 18. i1. licnc»
dict.
Thu- Fcllov’vcrnlt will hold a regular
meeting and blowout tomorrow crou-
ing. '
Miss Florencov. Kelley, of anlo
street. spent Sunday with Miss liolcn
Drumnmi Elizabeth, N. .i.
-—,To accommodate thoso employed
in the factories. who wish to Join The
South Norwaik Trust Company’s
Christmas Savings Club. the com.
'pany will be open to receive member-
ship from «1:30 to 8 p. 111., today.
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A largo number of locnl Knight: of
Columbus wont to Stamford yesterday
and attended the initiation in Millers
Hull.
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George Brown. boiler known. as
“Mud Hon” Brown, pleaded guilty to
panhandling and vngrancy thin morn
ing. He has been sleeping. nights in
the gas house. Judge Lockwood im-
posed a sentence of sixty days and
Brown will be out in time to celebrate
the Fourth of July in an appropriato
manner. Sergeant Silk made. the ar-
rest at 1:50 Sunday morning.
Free Delivery
Service”
Order goods by ’phono or stop in
“nun, was called to Danbury by the ill-
' new of his brothor William McAllls-
tor. formerly of this place. Tho Dan~
bury young man has been moved to
the Don'bury Hospital where he finder-
went on operation this morning at 11
” o'clock. He is underaiood to be rein-
‘ in: comfortably.
--To accommodate those employed
» «in lilo” factories. who with to loin The
south Norwolk Trout Company '11
mum " ‘
Dolly'l 1m
Savings Club the com-
tree. Fresh every day at your door.
Orders for morning delivery moat. be
in by 9 a. in. and for alternoon deliv-
ery before 8 p. m.
The beat of overythlng in tho out
of Baiting, Confectionery and Ico
i Cream.
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BTAR'I' YOUR CHICKS Rial-i1”
Something Good for Young Chickl.
The success of vour broods, from the moment they no out oi the
shell, depends on theieod you use lionnio Chick Foods. borne pro
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make lino, healthy lowln
and future sturdy laym We use not only the boot and clement mu.
terinlu but we proportion our mlxtutoo scientifically. to provido (or
the youngest chick on well an the full grown fowl Only sweet, sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. ‘ Bonnie Little
(‘hick Feed is not an experiment. but is acme-thing that has been
carctuiiy tested and there is nothing used that can not be led alone
with perfect calety. Bonnie Cluck Feud contains the choicest 1m-
ported Mllletc tine cracked charcoal. 4horoughly dried and selected
gruina, such on out meal, cracked wheat, cracked knillr. poop, line old
cracked corn. which combined. make a food boot adapted to produce
strong and vigmous chickens MANUEL T080 HATCH.
First. in quality. loot in price always in the tuition oi ll: contam-
crow Bonnie Home Ground Food tor Homo. Com. nod Poultry.
HAD COME TO ITAY. ANVHOW.
The stranger, who bud boon detain-
od in the village by a wuuhout on the
railway, stepped into the 011109 oi the
local newspaper.
“1 no you call your paper the El»
porimonWindfcutor,“ he cold. "It‘-
s oonooiidutlon, i presume "
"No, sir." answered the editor; "thi-
io the only shoot that ever has been
publluhod in the town. i gave it that
name because 1 rothor liltod the count]
of it. "
"l coo."
"Bouillon. i wanted to ace if the poo-
plo bore would give mo Iupport
enough to vindicate the experiment.
it they don‘t, by gravy, lll', l‘m going
to change the name of it to the 8111;»
Bag, edited by A. Holder!"
Holvu, Mister.
it was at a theater in Dublin. The
king, and and inlirm. wnl blessed with
two’ cons. He won pacing up and
down the stage with a woorlod look.
oxcluiming aloud: “On which 0! than
two con: shall i bestow the crown?"
The houuo wu nearly brought dowu
with laughter when a little man in the
gallery stood up and said: “Treat 'em
lulr, guruor. Can‘t yer give 'om hall
a crown npiccc?"——ldcos.
summon wouk.
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‘THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Yer—twice as much the Ford would
cout'ym if it were built upon a less
stupendous scale... The true economy ‘,
workoi by large cash buying and gi- ' 1;
antltj production, makes it possible
or u to sell seventy-five thousand
new lords this year.
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The ‘ it who knows will tell you
: that t etc is no other car like the Ford
Mode T. It's lightest, rightest—most
econ ical. The two~pnascnger car
costs at $590.1 0. b,Detr01t, com-
plete ith all equipment, the five-
paaseigcr but $690. Today get Cata-
logue rat—from S. L. Benedict, 98 80.,
, Main St.
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AmericanlAgricultuml Chemical Co's l iiiape’s l Listcr's
Ground Bone; Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER. AIR BLAKED LIME. BARNYARD. MANURE,
MURIATE OF POTABH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASI SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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~60n’t forget .\’. 51.0 P. Masque!
0.1:} Jackson .. 133;; 33m 1
Optician P110111: m.
Everything in the Optical Line
1 Eyes Examined Frée ' {
it you are thinking ot‘buylug 11 our ..
T 1.. Moyer Automobile
The Leader in its class '
1913 Models now ready.
Send for Catalog
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Tolophouo 681-! NORWALK. CONN.
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, Flint Pooh—You look warm and:
, tired 01".
around l‘octml 3111.1 vc boon bur-1y
g 1111 tiny wilting Christmas. $11.11!
. Porplouing.
- .ll “VHFMG intin run all .1119 track”-
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to lump", uiork,
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No Connection. 1 i
\ boy won throwing ntoncn at a
noluy dog ulien a pusocrby stopped
and addronucd him 1
My boy "- tho stranger rcmnustrct 1'
od. “don‘t you know you should itoj
kind to dumb animals?" ’
“You." ropilcd the boy, “but what's
dumb animals got to do, with yclping,‘
d11gn'.’“--Thc iiomchcepor.
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One Punlohmont for Porlury. 1
Among the Sea 11111111; of Borneo 1y 1
1 ing of n llo is uhumoluily recorded by,
heaping a pile of branches, to whom
tater; mnerby contribulcawn punish
moat dreaded beyond all others wLon. .
don Saturday Re1lew.\
8M Forgot Something.
Now Nurso—Plcnar. 11111111. 1 can't
do a thing with the baby. 1111 cries
all the lime. “
Mistress-11 all, 1 dcclnrci How
stupid of me. His other nurses were.
colored girlu. You'll find some otove
polish in the kitchen.
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ROYAL GROCERY CO.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1
Can Be Puro haaod With 344111“
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In. of any Hluh Grade com. and V, 111.01 Our Fine Ton.
un- Famoua Peerless Flour. per 1133.. 80c
Strictly Frocitldggo,pordoa.......................'.................. 256
10 bars Laundry Soap. 25c
'l‘ryphoon, Jolly Con or Crystal Gointino. nor pkg. so
A largo assortment of Fresh Vegetables.
PHONE 123413.11 ‘ .
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
HER PROMISE. ‘
and, order them and we will deliver
Hand T adored Clothes
Cloth” but are tailored to your individual macabre tram wool~
on: that are uncut in ovary fibre.
Gonzo in and no the Sumo. We build and how we build thgm,
Lodloo and. Mon’o Much-ht Tailor.
JOHN KUBOVIC
NEW LOCATION '
213 Washington Street, South Norwalk
lie—d leave tonight. Can't you give
mo :1 little hope: ‘
8ho~WclL it l'm not married by
next deacon, I promise you I 11 let you
teach me how to swim again
, Stuck Up.
The Binnie. have u touring our-
Flflit time it guilt a bid:
I'm 'i'raid their bond: will brook right
Their neck: an- all no otlft.
Bundles Bakery"
An Accident.
Lady of the noun—d know that
your character halt boon limitation.
Applicant - Yol. » mo'ont:
011 It.
, ing is almoot unknown; and the tell 1 __
than
when my last rhino: built tho ink
The P s Cloak & Suit House
515 Main St.. Std ford. 33 80. Main St., South Norwalkf;
Now in the ti‘ e when women 11 ho apmutiaic the importance»
of being 11911 drcdncd are thinking of 11011 clothes for tho 511111113
11nd its just the ‘imo 1111911 1011 should set the new utyies and
icnrn whore the blust minus tau be 111111 Appcztluntcs count in the.
battle of life. it 1 important that yotmlrcsu well. it is equally in‘u
pmtuni that you ct the best values possible to secure {or the mon-
1111' 1:111 lines! in lothes.
Dressing ueii imenuu neither 1110.1» nor less than diessing sim—
ply, suitably 11nd cl nsiblv, 11110 ncomp iishmoui oi" which is exceeding-
11 can when 1011 have the right clothes in sweet 110m and the
right kind or a dealer to help you .nnko your choice and see that
you got inopcrly tied. in all linen of ready to wear apparition
women and misoc. Suits, Coats, ilrt-sscu, Skirts. Waists, Bottl-
t‘onts and Corsets \lo show you none but the most dependable
maker. goods that have piownthoh 110m: and which be can 1‘ch
ummond uilh tui‘ confidence that 11101 1111! make friends for no.
wé ALTER FREE.
all parts ' of the
ill The Political
Sit ation. (ll Baseball
an all other Sporting
Ev nts and Comment.
(ll .verything that is-
to be found in a p10-
grossive Daily-«7
You’ll
Find It in The
Sentinel '
HEN you don’t
ADVERTISE in
T c Sentinel, nobody
'ws that you are
dong business, and it
no belong before
1"“ not know it'
self "
Norwalk Chronicler