‘vocatlon tomorrow evening at which
- hood of the posts.
[against William Podmore, the appeal
' day by ‘A-ttorneye John J. Walsh and
Edward J. Quintana, for the town, and
Chamberlain and Hull. of Bridgeport,
wallet his death when the Titanic sunk!
‘ body had been recovered among those divorce from George W. Mile of New
W'P‘i'l'i'd'
WHITE -...
GOODS!
in Dainty Checks. Stripes,‘.
tCroaa Bars and Mercuriaed
Madras.
CREAM SERGE!
250. 500 and ’1 a yard
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokamo Hotel Block
South Norwalk
bet-Wow“
Basebal Goods
A New and Complaia Lina ‘
oLovu 25a to not
save. ..... ..........scio 01.00
Mac a Complete Lina of
TBNNlo GOODS
WM. P. BEERS
South Nom'it’ and Norwalk
STWI‘IONERY STORES
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
The Carpenters‘ Union Ia scheduled'
to meet this evening.
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~Norwalk still boasts of the bear colder wuh probably trout tonight-
5 cent cigar in the statewTomhoy. Wednesday fair, with riaiui: tempera-
lure; high westerly winds diminishing
M1" and MI'S- “PM.“ 0- Bailey, 0" late tonight. The storm that was cen.
High street, South Norwalk, hm“! trnl over Michigan yvtiit'rdtly morning,
been entertaining Horses 1.. Turner. has moved rapidly eastward during?
of Brooklyn. the last 24 hours and is non central
. "“7“" J ncar linstport, Maine. It has prtltiiic .
~Dont forget 5- E- 0- 1- “MW“ ca scum-at thin with lilab “W15 "l
rade dance. Tuesday night, April 23rd.
Mystic Chain llall. Admission 25c.
The monthly business meeting of
the Barbers' Union will he held this
evening in the labor lyceuin 1n Wnslr
ingion street.
lli'COllFiL north (if Milliifl‘ilfl'
several places in New York.
or high pressure
pleasant
that is prouucmg
'l‘he Endeavor Circle, of the King‘s
,1]aughters “111 “196%. with Airs. I; H. (:(lllll‘fll Ft‘Cllollfl. F'I‘On’ig “‘l‘rf‘ l'i‘IIUI‘l'
Gumbel-t, 29 Elmwood avenue, Wed- ed as far south as Springfield. Mo.
lieedny afternoon at 2 o'clock.
—-Ton.lght, .\'. E. O. P. masquerade
dance in Mystic Chain Hull.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘cmpcraturc: Lou. .‘la‘: high. 31.
Cloudy.
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A stated convocation at Butler Mrs. Lydia M. Pinkhuni‘hus moved,
Lodge. No. 38. Royal Arch Masons. her household effects from South Nor»:
will be held this evening in the Mason walk to Weston .,
in Temple, in South Main street. --+-—-—.
Charles C. Higgins has resigned his
Washington Chapter. No. 24. Royal
Arch Masons. will hold a stated con- has token “9 M” residence again at
his home. at Westtlcld, Muss, where
he will engage in the banking bust.
neas.
Mr. Higgins.
in Thomas Wrist. of Raymond street.
had a narrow escape from fatal injury
yesterday when he became entangled
in an oyster dredge chain. which wrap-
ped about his neck, lacerating his
throat fearfully and which nearly caus-
ed the man to blood to death. Medi-
cal assistance was secured and. the
flow of blood stauncbed just in time
to prevent Mr. Whirt's death.
time the Most Excellent degree will
be exemplified.
The general committee having
charge the arrangements for the pro-
per celebration of Memorial Day will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening at
Rev. John E. Zeitor‘a residence.
~562 memberships were taken yea-
terday in The South Not-walk Trust
Company’s Christmas Savings Club.
Are yea a member? You can' join
any day this week. See our adv.
The South Norwalk police have re-
ceived numerous complaints regarding
the number of tramps that infest the
hill sections of the city, and some ac-
tion will be taken to rid the neighbor
CAME TO NORWALK TO WED.
Mlaa ivy Henderahot. of Weston, the
Bride of D. B. Moore.
it is understood that there was an
eiopement party in Norwalk. this
morning, when Miss rlvy llcnderahot."
of Weston, and DeWitt‘Brnmey aware
of Collinsvllle, came here. it looked
like that to those in the town clerk's
otlice when the couple secured the
marriage license. at any rate.
The couple hustled out of the clerk's
office where they gave their £898 M
twenty one each, and departed for the
Congregational parsonage. Rev. Ern
est F. McGregor was out of town. how-
ever, and they then went over to rtev.
Louis B. Howell's, of St. Paul’s
church, where it is understood that
the ceremony was performed.
mam“-
$100 FROM RUMMAGE SALE.
The rummage sale under the ana-
pices of the Norwalk Congregational
Church ladies. held in Worden’s flower
alien in Main street, netted totthe en-
ergetic ones the muniflcent sum of
3100. This was clear of all expenses
and the ladies feel that they halts done
indeed well.
. The contract for the construction of
the new city hall was signed yester-
day by Michael Stauh. of Mamntmneck.
Mayor .William F. Tammany has not
yet affixed his signaltl’re to the docu-
ment yet but will probably do so to
day. Work will be started In the near
future.
The c... ,of the Town of Nerwnlk
of the bridge buildings dispute case,
is being presented by arguments to-
Attorneys Leo Davis. of Norwalk. and
for Mr. Podmore. The appeal is be-
fore the Supreme Court.
—r.'mnight, IN. E. 0. P. masquerade
dance in Mystic Chain Hall.
The Norwalk acquaintances and
friends of,Wlllinm H. “Peck" Har-
beck, a former Harstrom student, who
MR3. MAIN WANTS DIVORCE.
Nettie Main, of Brldxoport, has filed
last Weak. were pleased to aee that his a petition in the superior court for a.
.thc Lake region and along the Atlan ,
9., i:.€
Show was rcportcd this morning from:
The '
storm is followed It) an extended areal
wcalln-r with low (unipolar;
turc for the season of the your in the:
position at the'City National Bank and,
Earl H. Barker has succeeded
Enameled
' F limiture
Some of the moat artistic Furniture made is covered with cum .
el in pure white. it is becoming more in vogue every day and the
manufacturers are building it on better lines.
For the bedroom this furniture Ia charming. ' Because of its
coolness and its cloanlinm it is particularly popular ea 0. sum-
mer furniture. But It In equally good all the year round.
We have an excellent assortment for your inspection.
A. J. Collins Company
BISHIIP BREWSIHI
MIIWIIIIIIIIEIIIS
Extend Over Period of Slit Weeks
or More, covering the Entire
Diocese
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Connecticut has made the following
appointments of official visits for
himself and the bishop coadjutor of
Missouri. extending to and Including
May 26.
BIIhOp Brewster.
Wednesday, AprU 24.»P. m., St.
John's, East Hartford, benediction of
new building.
I Thursday, April 25.——Evening, Cal-
vary church. Suthold.
START YOUR CHICKO RIGHT
Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of vour broods. from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use. lionnie Chick Feeds. home pre»
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make line. healthy fowls
and future sturdy layers. We use not only the beat and cleanest mu-
terisls, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for
the youngest chick on well,“ the full grown fowl. Only sweet sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. Bonnie Little
(‘hlck Feed is not an experiment. but is nomethlng that has been
carefully tested, and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick F‘ced contains the choicest im.
ported Millets fine cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and selected
grnlna. such u out meal. cracked “heat. cracked hailir. Deal. tine old
cracked corn, which combined. make a food best adapted to produce
strong and vigmous chickens. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. but in price. always in the mlnda of its custom-
ers-”Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Hones. Cattle and Poultry.
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AmericanfiAgricultuml Chemical Co.’s l Mann's I Lister's
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, EAshes,
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MVUHIATE OF POTABH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Third Sunday after Easter. April 28.
~A. m., St. James. Danbury; p. m.,
Epiphany. chapel, nnnbury; evening,
8t. Tliomas's, Bethel.
May 2.—~it‘xnmination of candidates
for ordination.
Friday, May ll.-—~A’. m..Emmanucl
church. Killingworth; p. m., Maromas.
Saturday. May -I.-—-A. m., St. Peter‘s,
llebron; p. m., Calvary church. Col-
chcster.
(‘ourlli Sunday after Easter, May 5.
~A. m. Calvary church, Stonington;
p. m., Grace church. Noanck; evening,
St. Mark's, Mystic.
Wednesday. May s.-~—Evcning.'
(‘hrlst church, linionvllle.
Saturday, May ll.——l’. m., (‘hriat
church. Canaan; evening, Salisbury
,Sclmol. ‘ ;
g Roi. aiion Sunday. May l2.~A. m.,f
St. Johns, Salisbury; p. In. Christ
ichurch, Sharon; evening. ’l‘rinitvl,
:Chlll‘T‘ll, Litur- Rock.
" Tucsday. May lin. M. Westmin
sir-r school.
I Ascension Dar. May film—«A in. TM-
viiiiy church, Nichols; p. m., Emmanuel
zthurch. Weston, owning, St. Georges
Iii ldgcpurl.
Saturday, May 15.'“'P. m., Si.
? Mark's. Bi‘ldncwaicr.
' Sundav aitcr Ascension May 19-
l m. St Johns Non \liliord; p m.,
All Salntfis \cw Milford evening, St
'iiidicu' a Marble Dali‘.
Wednesday. May 22.»~-St. Paul’s.
New Haven: ordination of priests.
Whitsunday. May
church Hartford.
.church. Grecntvich.
" Monday. May 27 ~F2vcning. Bacon
evening,
{laureate sermon at the (venernl 'lheoi
Ilottlcnl.netnlnnr_\..'. ow Y.ork
' $aturday. June twill. .lamoa’s. Dan-
;bury; one hundred and fiftieth anni-
} Trinity Sunday, June?
i nity college.
i .21une .,3 4.~Rctrcat for ordinands.‘
~A. m., Trl
The Meyer Automobile
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1913 Models now ready.
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OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Tolophono “1-3 NORWALK. CONN.
i Tuesday. June 4~Bcrkeley Dll‘glll-
it) school.
Wednesday. June 5.v~0rdinntlon of:
dencons. dilddlctown.
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1 First Sunday after Easter,
{w-A. In. Christ church.
image;
evening. Trinity church, Newtown.
Second Sunday after Easter, Aprlli
2l.—~A. m..‘Christ church. Ansdnia; p.i
m.._Church of the Good Shepherdl
Shelton; evening, St. James‘s, Derby I
April ll.
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ROYAL GROCERY CO.
t; r 3 .~ Can Be Purchased wan- , gummy,
1 lb. of any ngh Grade Coffee and /, lb of Our Fine Teas.
Our Famous Peerless Flour. per bag.. 80c
Strictly FresnEgsa.nerdoa.. ..... ..... 26c
10 bars Laundry Soap ......... . 25c
’l‘ryphosa, Jelly Con or Crystal Gelatlne, per bkttf- Be
A large assortment of Fresh Vegetables.-
snows 1m. 22 count mam er.
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Hand Tailored Clethcs
Clothe. that. are tailored to your individual measure from wool-
ene that aré honest in every fibre. .
Come in and see the Suite we build and how we build them
- Ladlea and Man’a Merchant Tailor.
NEW LOCATION ‘
213 Washington Street, South Norw‘aik
picked up by the Machay- -Bennett Com- York city, alleging; to has been .
paw. Fifty-three were found and guilty of Intblbl'r'blo cruelty. The , . H
» among the twenty-seven identified up" couple were mambo on June 10. 1910;
1 mad Market's liable in the lists as and the petitioner “name was
DolYou Want Business? Then" Create I it,
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JOHN KUBOVIC . V l'l‘rinlty church, Northiiold;
St. Mark's Day. April 25 —Evening.f
St Paul is, Riverside. I
Third Sunday after Easter, April 28.I
--—A. m., Christ church, Bridgeport; pi
111., St. Paul's, Bridgeport; evenlng.l
Trinity church. Bridgeport, '
88. Philip It Jamos's Day, May 1.—~
A. m., St. Peter's. Oxford; p.
(‘hrist church. Quaker Farms.
Saturday, May 4.——Evening,
church, East Norwalk.
Fonnth Sunday after Easter, May 5
~~A. m.. Grace church, Norwnlk; p.
m., Trinity "church. South Norwnlk;
evening, st. Paul's, Norwalk.
Saturday. May ll.——P. m.. St. Mat-
thew‘s, Wilton.
, ltogation Sunday, May 12.—-A. m.,
Trinity church, Weatport; p. m., Tfl‘.
ulty church, Southport; evening, St.
Luke's, Bridgeport.
. Ascension Day. May 16.—-A. 111., St.
Philip's, Putnam; p. m., Trinity
church, Brooklyn; evening. St. Al-
bans, Danielson.’ .
Saturday, May 18.—-P. m., Trinity
church, Milton; evening. 181. Paul's,
Bantam. '
Sunday after Ascension, .May 19.—-‘
A. m., St. Michael's, thchneld; p. m.,
evening,
Christ. i
Trinity church, Thomaston. _
Whitsunday. May 26. St. Stephen's,
Bldgefield. _ .
WANTED Hte‘ MONEY BACK.
Young Man Who Gave up $1 For Man-
rlana License Calla onTown
l Clark Smith.
Town Clerk, Roman. H.bmltn,01
Norwaiit, received a. amuse muest
taut evening. and it seem too good to
be kept quiet, although the parties
concerned are locally bltlpldad by the.
26.er. m., Christ;
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Mr. Business Man,
your sales.
now of hundreds of instances where a
Day Letter or a Night Letter Would have . .
saved the expense of a trip, captured a
doubtful order, flashed an important
inquiry and brought back the infor-
mation on the jump.
Analyze your territory and you will find
that Western Union Day letters and
Night Letters will add to your efliciency,
multiply your customers and increase
get that
order new.
you can think right
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John Wannamakcr
‘ who are using a
merit of this truly
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
A new business tool for the battering
down of delivery costs—that's what
the new Ford delivery car is. It makes
horse delivery an antiquated extrava-
It increases delivery efficien-
cy—~reduccs operating
tends territory. It's a needed tool.
thousands of Am erican
price is but 5700 f. o. b.. Detroit. com-
plete with all equipment.
particulars—and Catalogue rot—from
S. L. Benedict. 98 So. Main St.
expenses-4x-
is one of the many
merchants
complete equip-
wonderfui car. Its
Today get
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit Ho
3 So. Main St., South No I
515 Main St., Stamford.
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and its just the time when vou
learn where the best. values can be had. Appearances coun
It is important that you dress well.
portan-t that you get the best values possible to secure for the molt,
battle of life.
ey you imest in clothes.
Dressing well means neither more nor less than dressing
plv. suitably and sensibly, the acomplishmcnt of which is exceedi
ly easy when you have the right clothes 'to select from and N
light kind oi a dealer to help you
you get p'operly titted.
comer and misses. Suits. Coats,
coats and Corsets. We show you
makes. ponds that have proven their worth and which we can '7:
onunend with full confidence that they will make friends for 11'
WE ALTER FREE.
TPEBII . ,
Tomorrow is Red Letter Day
Our, Store.
Tel. No. 909.
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or whether she decided that there was
to be no ceremony, Is not told, but
evidently something had occurred,"for
the young man was dODI‘BIIed and b6-
grudgcd the dollar with which the had
taken his first chance.
Towu Clerk Smith has many little
stories of good human interest up nis
sleeve and every time he tells one it
is a good joke from the start. This
lateat, however, in one of the best yet.
The clerk line a large heart and no
did not, ,uollke toaea the young man
lose a dollar, but naval'theleaa he
tbomt the experience misht help the
young fellow to think it over nature I
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Grow y-e—Advmise an. Sentinel :
Now is the time alien women who appieciate the impor
of being “all dressed. are thinking of new clothes for the at
In all lines of rcndv «to wear apparel
Free to Everyone
Buy Your Tees and Ooflaaa Here and Be Batlatled.
The Great A&P Tea Compat
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK,
Dallvarlaa 0130!. m. and 2:30 p. m.
should set the new my
It is «unity vain
nuke your choice and 360 film:
Dresses. Shiite. Wallets P
none but the most depend
10 Stamps
City National».
raaaeaore A GENERAL U
business mo canal
raciu'rv comma
WITH eoutto ‘
BANKING
Capital I Surplua and
3100.000. 00 1117 ..
Safe Deposit Boxes '3 and OI \
EDWIN H. MATHIWOO
JOHN H, KNAPP 1.: vi
FREDERICK H. abwaa
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Norwalk Chronicler