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. popular us 1119 119111011 , 1"
. 1. in enmity it is 9:19 to anythius
'1 ' 111‘ Too 9011111111910le
. in hinted 09101151 or 91113119 13119911;
. inst.
he has resumed his diliies
w’duys' VIVIIness.
'5‘?“
Emma Gerber Gill. of 32 South
enjoyedn halt holiday yester-
I:
V._1Mnr,1",s Yolk; Men's (711111319111
3. regular meeting tomorrow
. ~-~..~.... v.
1., Hannah Clark who has been
her home in Enat avenue, is im
‘—-—-—-—-——'-~
any 8. Pickering and family have
red to 62 Putnam avenue from 'Elli-
' 111 street
W
lhllei Mary WBrundage
of Water
old
bacon Encsmpment. No 9.1
.. will hold its regulur meetings
filth evening.
,. -.._.__,._.
Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. R..
ll! hold its regular meeting tomor-
' eliciting.
,omen’n Civic League.‘ of Norwoik
hold its regular meeting tomor-
‘ hence Tribe, No. 32, i. 0. u. 11..
hold its rs‘guinr meeting tomor-
. chins. ‘
1M-..—
1111119 J. Byxbee. of ‘hiuple street,
to he out yesterday. after :1
9119’ illness. 1 ~
e .1. 901191119111. 01‘ New York.
V'ureli 11‘ position in the barber
‘0' G.‘ Franks.
’.. tour bats 13 to to. O‘Brien‘s.
m...
Board at Electric-.11 Commission-
‘t'itli Norwulk will hold the
9111111 1011191 ron cloning
1%....th
l
J. (3111911111111. oi the firm or
, ii and Rose, is xpcudiugniho
11 wow \‘orll‘citi‘ on business.
Tiiiliiutciiir degree was contort.
. Vwo cuulllllalos 91.11111 inhaling
l l' Lodge. Kill 97. l. '0. 0. l“..
1 999111111:
have “M
{some}. John J illneo will no lo
notion tomorrow to loll otter
. rests 01.1119 client to loch. utter
in his uncontested 111mm .1 case.
will be heard before Judge
' ll. Curtis. ‘iuflthc iiuperlor
t
muons CUT OFF.
euro}, 91‘ South Ndwalh.‘
or the imkh‘ood Wisconsin
billion hand 11.1.1.1 one of
dubious. of which he is an“
' the result or the 9119199111
9119' linger we: completely ‘9 ‘
(1611! Medal
_ ‘Hest Fatnily .1. ‘.
Smoked iShould‘ors ........13c lb.
1%: New hark. "
grwaih on lgusi l
t. Norwsiil. 1195 been visiting in
11119 19391199111111 morn-1'
-,.~v......
A1 mour 9 Shield 13111911.
7 cans Domestic Sill Lines
Uniifornia‘ Prunes ........ 59 lb. ‘
Seeded Raisins, lull weight.
:21)
These bottles hold 6 1-2
than any other 109 bottLe .-
EXTRA STAMPS FREE. .
10 with 250 coifeo,15 with iii) Cohen
10 with title cones. 40 with /50c Tea.
ill) with .BOc Tea.
East * lndiaTea? Co ,
125 webbington 8t.
, We ’le9 and; Redeem Premium Trad-
Tei. 371.
lug Stamps.
can be had
.151”.
111. Such Granulated Sugar $115
Whey Tomatoes .. .......... 109 can
.3 1119 Yellow 00m M991
‘ 5 Stumps Fros..wtth V1: to Butterine.»
- best, gorelum'out inpscctedu V
1‘Pickles, Mixed or Chow Crow .‘
Bo pko
10:. i
. 25c
02. more
Paper
Our Specigalty.
East NorWalk. Phone
Hanging
VVIPAINTING VAND DECORATING.
HérbertW. Gotham
38‘ VGRid DRY BOULEVARD,
25¢ ,_
1100 :11
V1. ‘Ii‘urosd Tongue, Bad 91911,? .
ochss come from 9 19111111 live one blow
Bo‘wels clean and regular stomach 9 west. -‘
hully tor months Bou‘t 101991 the children
an on hen mid 119111.119: of. 150‘
learns a year. and most of those in
attendance llivers enrolled. 99- members.
M. J. McEvoy, of Waterbury. President The new president,1Mr.McEvoy
of New Association. in11911 took charge of‘the meeting. and
The Second annual meeting of as- :Rogor Williams, treasurer of the Crane
sessors and members of boards of rec. Valve Company, at Bridgeport, made
list of the state was held Monday a brief address on the "Taxation of
morning in the old Supreme court" Manufacturing Vrdorntionsl.’ .iDr.
room at the Copitoi. with" about 200 George E. Wile of Windham. spoke
tax officials present The practice or: on “Tax Maps" and explained how
STATE TAX OFFICIALS EFFECT
‘ oaoANiZATION. ‘ '
“u“-
'
593-12.
1
, House Brooms ..
Prompt Delivery.
31001118 I
249 to 69¢ '
Factory and Stable Blooms
« 399 ind 49:
' aAlbert F Gchebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON 81".-
SOUTH NORWALK.
RED man's NEW 9111901119.
Phone 397
.. ~—-s.—.
FRANK
JACOBY
SPRING IDEAS-
T'I‘o the indies or this city
most "iilstincthe coming
and to be continued
most welcome.
Vconsisting'bl' muny suits.
.cmnhinutlon of . mutorlul,
corduroy.
distinction . .
0911911 or 1119911391111 .white
Is sHowmo
and vicini- VV
1y who wish to catch 9 glimpse of the
styles ' in
91 ring suite. the exhibition held today
tomorrow, by
Prunk Jacob}. .01‘ Washington street.
01111031“? HOi‘t's Theatre, will \ prove
Mr? Jecoby has a lot.
duplicates
of Paris models. which he has Just ré-‘
culvert from 9 high. clues” house in .
New York. and which will prove 01'
much interest toludles who appreciate
distinction bud ~exclusiveuess as well
its beauty in drone. A1} of these ore
of the intent cut) with tho cutaway
cont, s‘murt skirt. and with the latest
as for 111-:
uinurc. u very smart suit has 11 black
nil-.2 white checked skirt and an 1111-
ported black French serge contou-
bihcr in 11 very attractive suit 0: tan -
Among others of instilled
in a French opongo, un~
shepherd
pluid. tinny of the suits are Vol-ratios
end are very” .prettlly trimmed with
lililimlii and by routs-11911111; 111911111919
umuthW W
New 11311 ceriulnli Worth mulling n mum,“ 3 Vegetable (”m “yawn"; “”th by Lydia E'\ \.
1.1.1.9191 trip to ace. . Whyh 911 Lvdiu E. Pin it'll'inni' i 11.1.1.1... Compound accomplished
m use: » such a universal 91199999? ~W hy has it lined and limited and kept on ‘
instituted last year at the suggestion“ mantle. Albert B. F9199 first assist-
of Tax Commissioner W: H. Corbin not tax commissioner of Boston, made
and the plan proied to .be so success- the principal 1111119999, in which be ex;
ful that a permanent organization was plalned the laws governing local taxa-
effected pasterda) ltion in Massachusetts and‘ save many
Tux Commlsisoner Corbin called the' animations as to the way the stats
meeting to order and explained that. 'commlsoionsr kept in touch with the '
in order to obtain effective work town taxing ofliclols throughout the
among the turf oiiicials. 9n organize-1} commonwealth -
ltion should be iorn1ed.to be knowu The committee in charge of the
as the Tax Officials Association of meeting consisted of Martin J. Mc-
Connecticut. The oiilcinis present ap-'.V Evoy. Frederick 13. Norton and T91:
proved this idea, and the result was Commissioner William H. Corbin. 1
that a constitution was adopted, con- . _ , .
slsting of half a dozen articles. the',‘ AN sploemo or count-"No
main feature of which is that. the or-l is sweeping over “‘6‘ town and young
ganization is to be known as the Tsx'l and Old are alike mm. Foleyo
Officials' Association of Connecticut, Honey and 'I‘sr Compound 19 ‘ quick
and “‘9 0be“ 0’ it m“ 'be ‘0' the Vufe and reliable family medicine (or
purpose of mutual acquaintance nndl coughs “d colds. A .3. Joana. of Lee
the better understanding of the t9: Pharmacy. Chico. 09111., “"11 .1 now
Views and their administration elder 1901.,va 'Honey and ’I‘sr Com-
throughout the state. - pound has no equal, and is the one
officials was reported to name a
M ”“105“ '1’" a" coming ”“3 “‘03" or other harmful properties." Refuse
was unanimhusly elected ”dildwhtfloneyand Tar Compound 801“!!!“
Martin J Mommy. Waterbury'; vice- drunists. n
president, Frank .1. Hughes, lprldgo- .___V ,
‘;port secretary, George E Wilcox. Mrs WillinmI-I Kern. of Burritt ave-
Wiliimantlc; treasurer. F. 0 ‘Norton. one, has returned from Springfield.
1Bristol. i 1 Mass. after spending a week With her
The members of the new organize; sister, who is ill {a
WomonAreCoustnntl Be 'n ma:
Health by Lydia-ya m: ° ,
Vegetable Com po‘und.
“Worth mountains of gold.” says one woman. Another
saws. “I would not give I; y‘dia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable
mnEOund for all the other medicines for women in the
Vworl Still another 91 199.“! should like to have the
< merits of Lydia E. Fiiikli m’s Vegetable compound thrown.
on the sky witha search lighten that all suffering women could
mud and be convinced that there is a remedy for their ills.”
We could fill 11 uni-191mm ten times the aloe cl this with such quo-
tations token from the letters we hit rec 11v il 1
whose health has been motored and“ ' 9 rpm gmieiulwomen
doing its glorious work unions the sick women of the world for more
than ill) yours . .
"The Judge
' the Jury
“other Milly 9111911911
11 11 the 99999 this 19
and
, Simply dud 911me and... of its sterling Worth. The 1191111011 no?
other modicineh as over approached its so 1111 in plain lyuudV‘ Ilmd.
p'll because there is no other medicine as for 11011191191
.. 11.199111111121191“99‘..th“with“
info etc are r
whowi 1111119111 1111111991111 be 391119.111; emVV. . 77M 9 1"“ W"
' .1, lots ’Ithu'ssfié if) urinTV
,finl 111991191119th
‘ one 9011111191111... thieving villiahs ‘
.V: Making for that stocking '
holding those annual conferences was successfully they were used In WHIP ;
“3",9111 friends, as mimics-so narcotics :
' near the Golden Gabe.
’ sorted. but near Edinburgh, Scotland.
V 9 Welsh woman. in London in 18415
some 991911111199 11191 no utistactoriiy
. Wednesday 10119911111- lhssuu‘. 91111911
.V pronoun has was prepared includihg
. V , obYLopportunlty. .
, 10 save 9 ll tie byw-
V or qunrtsr‘s. 11 Votes and pickles, ‘
Whntevor she could spar,
'3‘ 211.1 out... a... cent; (loo
Beneath the bedroom floor
There were burglars. burglars, every?
‘where;
18119 saw them in her sleep
Like ‘9‘. flock of hunéry sheep -
one night they came so near 11:.1
£119 lawakenod with a scream,
Then softly murmured to herself:
' 0 mercy! what a dream
(Vitus night when all was quiet
And not a soul around
.Whero it coud not be found
one covered it with fallen leaves.
looked around and bowed her head,
Undressed and sought her Vbsd
9
Next morning ’99 she 1191111911911
To .be looking through the blinds,
She saw 9 dog 1199981119 or:
That stocking full of coin.
inside of sixiyseconds, .
With the bald-end 0f a" broom,
She had that dog a yelping_
‘And that. stocking in her 1100111.
130 between the dogs and burglars,
' The hoboes and the cranks,
iShe hurried to South Norwelk '
“And put it in the «bank.
Where she could draw the interest.
Let the principal remain- V
To pay the poor old landlord
‘When the rent came round again.
~ CA‘INI'N I‘A. SMITH.
'BDNAPA’RTE’S GRANDSON FOUND
AT WORK ‘i‘N A LUMBER YARD.
“Having Blood of Grent-‘Empo'l‘or in
My Veins Ha. Never. Excited Ms.”
moan and assumes Job.
1.099111999991191. March 19——
Besrch by the Crittenden Memorial
outed grandson of \‘npoloon Bona-
paite ended recently in 9 1109 Aussies
lumber yard. William Gordon. 9
worklnzman, is the person soilsht.
William Gordon was 9 son of the
lute John Gordon. 9391: Francisco
jeweler, who accordin to the, Critten-
den society. unquesti ably was a son
of the "Little Corporal." The remains
of John Gordon rest in a cemetery
VWilllam Gordon 19 65 yours old. He
says his father was not born on the
island of St. Helena us has been as-
on November ii 1818.Jol1u Gordon“ 9
mother was 9 scotch women. matron
of the hospital st St. Helena when
Napoleon arrived there on the Boiler-
ophonwnnd he was given his 911111101“ 9
family name.
John Gordon married Amelia Jones
and they come to America settling In
New London. Conn. where William
was born in 1847 '
"Having Illa blood or the grand em
psror in my veins has never excited
mo." William Gordon sold today. 119
he turned to his task of piling lum-
ller. ‘
a... a...”
”W
KNIGHTE 0H COLUMIUB HALL.
‘One of the most succeesiul nuclei
stunts lenient your were the Knights
of Columbus proud concert and ball,
held in the Armory. Catholic Union
Council, of Norwnilt. and South moo
walk VCouncil, not disturbed by: the
“19111 of consolidation or division. hove.
united emu thin your and with the
conducted thé hdsir or 1119119999911.
promises to surpass the 911999119 st i991
theater-time. The sit will behold the
1161.11; Vin armory. id. 99911191191999”
ii mm 1611» by wet. “wood. cl 481111191
m ‘11 1 «looted soioitVyy mi. 11111.
his chillies. tithe dines prostate
11991919 19119 9111911119
1 ,' _' .
She hid it underneath the porch . " _ V ‘.
'3? Mating Consttion G
Then quickly hurried in the house. ,, -. ,
society of San F‘runoisoo for a re- .1
. be was"now with the rosd but not as
interesting and pleasant. without the
Contractors
. and iBuildcrs
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions. alter-
ations and repair work;
129 wasuiNroN eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 357-12. ..
Use PURE Paint and 1
the Pure UNSEED OH. to add
is it 9.1 oneg'llall the cost of Point.
PURE PAINT ls III-dc Wllh m IEAD. ZINC ll‘
"N53“ OIL—that’s the WI, the L‘ H. SEMI- m
9991. PAINT 18 made.
But ALL the OH. needful tomake the L. & M. PAINT
ready for use is NOT put into the Paint when it's pre-
pared for the Consumer who buys it.
The ADDITIONAL quantity of OIL is put into the Point
by the CONSUMER, as byso doing he SAVES MONEY.
Therefore—buy 3 gallons of LINSEED 01L with every
439110119 of L. & M. PAINT
III! In (It OIL with the PAINT.
if the Point thus made costs 19011311191181.” per gallon?3
‘11 the P9111199 you use it 19 not perfectly enticinctorr-
MMWMM Mounted“ MALmedl
Iormwuowolmmmm.mmmraummm.
curls. E. bow. scum NORWALK. .1.
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MMUEL HIGGINS NOT To 82- 'BILL FOR 18UPPREBSION OF VICE.
TURN 10 ROAD. HARRISBURG, P9... March 13“.--
Former General Manager Samuel Pennsylvania will have a state depart~
mull“. of the New Haven road. who ment for the suppression of vice if a
would. ll. was reported. rnum C0 the bill introduced ll! the 883816 water—
road in on official capacity, denied this “5" becomes “ law. Under ”‘3 terms
gum”. this morning when asked. by of the measure. thsVdopartment would
the WM”. Mr. il-llsgins smell that be conducted by 9 "rice commission»
or.” to be appointed by the governor.
The proposed law would require phy-
sicians, surgeons, drugglsis or other
persons “having knowledge of the ex—
istence of cases of certain diseases
arising from vice within the state" to
to rt the some to the department.
rtlror provisions of the bill ould
authorise the commissioner to sue
wsrmtnior the arrest of persons who
disobey the regulations of the depart—
ment. and to enter any premises for
the purpose of suppressing vice in any
form. “ .
Violations of the proposed law would
be punishable by- 9 line of not more
than $1,000 or imprisonment not ex-
ceeding one your or both.
V1
no omclsl and he found his work very ,
responsibility which he formerly had.
1H9 stated that while with 11.119 road
his health become pretty well "shot to
pieces" and he preferred to 3 icon-
perve it.
Mr. Higgins did not state the nature
of the work he is doing for the road.
but he is a frequent visitor in 'New
Haven those days.
VADDITiONAL CONDEMNATION FOR
‘ l GNRBARDB.
WIW, March 18 ~401Mb of
the lost official sets of the 'I‘aft s’dmin
istr‘stlou ‘wu the issue ofrsu order by
11.99.9111. 91111111191911 from the rail
itnry record of Col. Joseph Gsrrsrds.
-Wftoonth Csvslm commander at Fort
Myer. Va. the reprimand administered
to him because of his unlovoruhlo on-
dorsoment upon the examination ps-
pers of thank mm. 9 youth; Jewish
private. who no 199111119 9 commis-
sion. Col. Gerrardo‘ endorsement, in
robustness. renounced .Bioom as unde-
sirable because of hip fsrniiy conditions
end religion, which ondorse‘msut Fresh
dent 'i‘oft auroral)» condemned. The
effect 91’ 111111199: 11111191111111.1919“ the
new for 091. Garrard. promotion to the
reel: 01 donor-st officer.
IMOWN TAIL MOTHB VIVIOUND.
HARTFORD, March 13 3-1111 infec-
tntiou or brown tail moth was ground
yesterday in
street, this city, by the scouts employ-1
ed by the Agricultural Experiment.
911.111.. ‘of New Haven.
work under supdrvislon of the slate
(antimalarial Mr (loom «11mm
that more are auroral hundred heel!
tree's.
1119 twins and are unusually um Mid
conspicuous They will be ”moved
sawmills”.
heirs aide 1191111 found in the city
court docile; H110 108. 1:1 or (3.. will
hold its tmlsr mention this stoning.
lllill' lliiii lilillil lllll ii lilllllllll
' llili liillllliiil Iii Jill A Vlill Illllll
the marvel“ 231 Main
[Donald J. Clumsy hos charge of 1.11111 .
in this infestation. mostly in poor 2
The 999111 one on the tips of
and burned on they contain Mini
A. low emblem-11min.
Norwalk Chronicler