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WM. P BEERS
“STATIONERY cronies
‘ . south as Tennessee and he far east as
3.},
‘ ntltoittiou at Mintit’VA‘ Last day tomor-
nrown W‘ ‘
VV would not take place as advertised,
V not many to thinking.
. wnA'anR FORECAST. ii" ~
m
For Nowell: and vicinity: Unucttl-
ed and shower-y weather tonight and
Saturday; warmer in interior tonight;
increasing southerly winds. The die-
ttti‘bance'thti’t was central over South“
Dakota. yesterday morning has moved
eastward and now forms a. well delin-
ed storm central nénr St. Paul Minn.
It is causingaain this morning, as tar
Pennsylvania. It is also accompanied
by high winds and low] thunder-
storms in the Lake legion The front
edge of the ruin area will probably
teach this vicinity late this afternoou
cumin evening. The storm is pro~
duclng unsettled and rainy weather
this morning in all sections east 0!
the Rocky Mountains except along the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
WEATHER A vane Aoo TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 46; high, 63.
Partly cloudy.
W
M E. Elliott. of Washington. the“
bank examiner spent yesterday look-
ing over the books oi the Feirfleld-
Y‘h‘biin'ty Notional Bunk. finding them to J.
be in first clues condition A”
a.
brcllaa.
*thAA and Um
Mr. And Mrs. George J. Caxsjnngh.
0! upper Main street. are the proud
parents or a little daughter born inst \
Mother and child are doing J ‘
night.
nicely and George is not forgetting his
‘iiiends. ,J
um-&u~«*m—
J wThe old gray bonnet over 100
v earn old is ”trotting considerable
The inuagentont announced this
morning that the presentation of the
coronation pictures at Music Hall
but the show had been changed to it
later date. This will be announced in
the near future
,
V A rumor that there will be a med-
ding in Camp street on May 18th but
it in under-
stood that it is the wish or the young
pocple to keep the affair a secret, and
evidently they are succeeding for part
tlcuinrs are difficult to obtain.
O‘Brien‘l. 35.
Town Clerk Smith reports that. «the
dogs are coming slowly. Three hundred
had not been regioiorctl up to noon
and it great many more innit [pet in
hcloro \l'cdneeday next. tAtter the
’utrnt of MiiVy the too it Advonced ii. and
it. behooves all dog comma to come
ebrly‘fl ' i J .J
r , William J Powell '62 Raymond and
no Apont yectérday in New York.‘
yilon buniuou. Neediooe to say
when Mr. Poveli had completed his
dildos be rushed for the ball game and
' New Yorke beaten in A thh~
V hm been engaged on nuctlonara to
the property owned by tho
3nd pom: Concrete Company. in than
’ Nonvinllt. ”one property has been out
‘ to dry deolrablo building loin
‘ ill gold on to the Illhult.
W in will be held on 81t-
i. J. d’ochVk
‘s
There’s a way J.
to tenth [unluw‘ ‘
‘ . loolt in the hem to: the
unme‘ ‘Kayserl' It is
there let your protection
V “Ram“ Clem V
out no new
thin the “ ordina
‘ kind" and are oworII;
Thmcucceuti at your b
Aheil. depotidn on the feed you use.
pared. no the kind
and tuture eturdy layers.
but we proportion our mixtureu nclcntlticolly.
e iull grown fowl. Only uwoet,
go into our feeds.
but. in containing that has been
. terlnll.
the youngest chick on well in th
crooked grains are permitted to
Chick Feed is not an experiment,
carefully touted and
with perfect solely.
ported Milieu. line crueke
grains such no out meal crack
crooked corn. which combined. make a r
strung and vigorous cltichenl.
. Some oi the melt militia Furniture min; in cowl with ohm. ‘
mi in pure white. it It Mariam lutvoiuo Ayory day And the";
manufacturers are building it on bother linen V
For the bedroom thin furniture iA chArming. Became of its
amino“ and its cleanllutm it in pA‘rtioulAt-ly popular on a Aunt-
mer turnlture. But. it. is mostly Aood All the you round.
A. J. Collins Company
DTART YOUR CHICK! RIGHT
Good tor Young Oil loin.
A, train the moment they are out of the
Bonnie Chick Feeds, home pro
depend on to make lino. healthy fowl:
We on not only the but and cleanest mm
Bomothin
you Gill
V‘ American Agricultural Chemical Cola l anc’s l Lister’s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure. Ashes
LAND PLABTER. MR SLAKED LIME,
MURIA‘TS OF POTASH. NITRATE 0F SODA,TIMOTHY,CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRA88 SEED.
RAYMOND EROTHERS
there Ill nothing used thAt can not be
Bonnie (hick Feed contains the choice“ im-
d charcoal, thoeouxhly dried and «elected
ed whont. cracked kaillr. pm. fin! old
bod bent Adopted
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
. First in quality. but in price, always in the minds of m ouotonn
emnonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
W
to provide for
sound.
Bonnie letlo
toil alone
0t MINCE
BARNVARD MANURE,
City over a tract or land at
_ stone which belonged to the Willlem+
' for the trouble ol’ executing deeds and ,
buyer paid : ‘
. double in quality, fit
and value, And every
piii' contains— ,
A Gut-uh- that
‘ Gian-Inn
. I “new pair tree" it the
r- utine" Wear out beiore
the gloveo. ‘ .. '
901‘! may! fit ”JAVA!
II “Iii-i.
Look' in the hero for the
name “ Kayscr.” the
‘ mink o! the genuine.
, I o...t W'fito'it AA
-' I‘m": A... '
“$603103”
Italics...“ K4330 8 Co. 1 '
Milieu:
New York
TliE ATIitETIiiSAiiIIJEV
illlililll Allen'citisctistt ‘
in a fast and exciting game of band»
hall, played yesterday afternoon on‘
the Overlook Oval, the Athletics took
the Junior Americans into camp. by"
the more oil is to 17. The features
of the game were the pitching otJohn
Mather. and the support that hill
team-mates gave him, also the home
run made by 'l‘. O‘Neil oi the Ath-
letics in the first innini;
Line up of teams.
EucSally, c. c. F
J."Me'.her, p. 5 y o Crowfoot
P. London. 1 b. J l b. J Hhuiiil
T.~0'Noli.z b. 2 b. F. Barrel: .
cit. w. McMahon
I s b. i". Murphy
1 (5* E. Murphy
.T. McGlone. o3; VJ
A. Nordon. 3 b
RichardAon. l i‘.
0. Jiicltlon c. i'
3. London. 1‘. ‘i.’
W‘-
lN HONOR OF DECEASED ATTORVV.
' NEY. ‘
There was a. Bar meeting in British-
port thin morning in hunor oi the late
Attorney J. Bolder. Hurlbutt. Honolu-
tloncworo ‘ paused. «Remark: were
V 0.13. Jackson
- Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
EYes Examined. Free
on WALL omen
. NORWALK.
“ PHONE m.
Vhlgtorm llama lamiV
.13“!- m $550M»-
mind «Amoco
NEW YORK. April za.~uawon¥
nor «I named again yeiterd'nrt tro-
ouently in I. suit before Bummo ’
Court Justice cum in hon: l‘IJIIAutl
White.
Ziegler estate. or which the miller is
an executor.
it was brought out that the land web
sprained by an arrangement between
when and buyer: at $100,000 to evade
A high transfer tax, and cold by the
Ziegler estate for I350.000. Since
then the sale in email parcels or A
small part of the tract has yielded
$370,000. The owners planned to get
81.800.000 for all 0! it. it consists of
m acreotwland and titty-two ‘acreu
under water. at Powell‘s Clive, White» ‘
stone.
William iii. Chump. associate exec-tr
tor with the mayor And Mrs. Ziegler.
told. in court at the Appruieemdnt of
the property at $100. 000 to cave hue».
Ho All the troneter was made to
Charles 8. Uonhlin, an employe ot the
Really Troll for $360,000. Conklini
lrnnoierrod the tract immediately to
the Melba land Company for $550,000
,a mom of 3200.000 to the Realty Trust
mortgngtta. The new ,
3250.000 in each. gave a first mortgage
for 3300.000 and a second mortgage ior
590.000 to the Realty Trust in pain
meut oi commitsnione Thu Realty.
Trust ciao became selling ngcntn tutti
the property. i
The, Mullah (‘ompnny slochhcldete
lutcr learned bout the Realty Tytlnt.
besides $90 000 cumminniou. had grub
lied oil' a profit of $200,000. Then they
rci'ueed to moot interest payments on
it. The present notion in ti null in
ioteclouurr‘, brought tor the Realty‘
’l‘ruut «in the name of William N.
Crown‘s, Vii. bookkeeper in
patty‘u service. V J. ‘4'.
CLEAN ,
took charge of the development oi;
repudiated the $90,000 mortgage and .
”than. cora— '
noun]
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TheA J.Angevule
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If you wont to be a topunotcher
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NEW LOCATION * *
213‘ Washington Street
South thWaik
RSorlCo‘.‘
134438 WASHINGTON 81'. ,J L
c i. may ‘
rV_V l. »W. McNernoy N
mite tyy' Juana ecotty Generalituw
sell FroAt. Judge Henry W. {m
and Attorney John O. dhdnlb’erlitin
cred A 1912 filmed
lieut‘hdnd" power Eleonora for rent at vV
1
price of cornmo
It's your own fault if you
don‘t take Advantage of. the
We want to
opportunity.
" close out every
we are willing t
what we have left in order to
J do it.
Allisooo Suite.
' All $40. 00 Suits.
All $15.00 Suits,
;All$e5.ooCoat§.Aaleprice. .....
All 81800 Coats, sale price...............
All $15.00 Contouale price......,....._..
Silk Dresses. $10.06 value. sale price ........ . . . .. .
All new style Waist: from.
Skim from . . .
Handsome line of White Dresses, from ...... ..
Petticoats, from
The best fitting
The values are big enough to make them go fast,» I
lively if you want to save money. You'll buy if you
the goods. Come, and come quick .
@Il‘.
finis
This sale offers you the V
very. finest ready-fdr-mvice
German“ in the
illllllllllllill
world, at the
n-pluc’e kind.
garment, and
o sacrifice on
sale price.
sale price..
sale price.. ..
Unplfllvlllt‘
.................. V ....... $VV198
”$3.
. ..... av ..... ‘l ........... ......,..
75c Corset, saleprice
WE ALTER FREE.
it You lidfve
Ilad Trouble With -
Your Fibers TRY
Cult‘e.’ the toughest And roost doable. V
h mode. Dries quickly and s J
CHARLES E. DCIW
Washington Street,
hiio'IofithIQqutd A.,....
delivered About lily ill
‘ with.“ “
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Norwalk Chronicler