at when thy summons comes
6 replenish the coal bin,
Thou 'grievest not ‘
As one in deep sorrow,
__ut with cheerful mien
‘Ohoose ‘nweliable dealer,
:And proceed as one, who,
Hbving an agreeable duty
‘Tol‘perform,
1; ts speedily, is content, ,
Alld lies down
To pleasant dreams.
The" Proof oi the
" ” Pudding
Don’t take my word (org it, but give
file I chance to prove that I not inly
alive the highest price for
M ETALO.
5;.“ 'YOURolskv
Telephone 912.
AT . .
mahmheuasouco
.394 .. .mtwm it.
a... “tree“. m... m momma.
PASSED m M l"! TO PEN-
MON TEA SAW!“
tiara ilef.‘ March iii-writs
his passion, bill pm
on pension
school washers, who at the
)‘urs, have taught not less
five years will «receive
pectiveiy.
ma... “may...” -WWW- .
s as... has ammo to arm has. a slam
Strictly Regular First Class
lobes and Cloek from $1 up
All keep right timel
CHARLES BRAND
Jeweler and Optician.
South Norwalk
Just Received
our last shipment of Winter Women's
“Mayfair” Shoes
in can Metal, Kid and ‘elots Tops.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our Short Vamps, Hubble Toes, st
MAX LEVY
l45 Washington St. S. Norwalir : .
74 Washington Street
South Nomalk, Conn.’
Floor Covering
Exclusively
If anything' m this line is ~
.. required we believe it to .. ‘
our advantage to "
Paces, nuaseh‘ AND 12
'at my weights are honest and ..
We sell close and" in car- :3 . .,
rying the creations of the {3- j‘
mous house of W. and .J. ’
Sloane, N.. Y., .. .,
you the right quality. Lib-,0
oral credit if you wish. " ’
lilllil Ill Will iliilll
WALL STlthFfl‘, 10:10 a. m.-~An
nouuceiuent over night of an agree- _ ,
' Harrimun dissolution _
plan caused acute weaknos's at the
opening of the market today in Bouth- 4
cm i’acltlc, which. in tho opihlou or ‘ “
some traders. will derive least benefit
under the proposed arrangement. The
stock declined 2 59 to 9B l~.8 a new
low price for the movement
whole market was heavy. Union Pee . .
lilo was the only active stock to open ’
higher, and it soon fallback with the
Mailing and ileum
South NOMlik. 3‘
meat on the
rest tibtlitl, lint.
dian i’acille lost a point. .
dropped 1 12 to no. a new low fishro.
tibv KILLEI; in trauma.
‘Wli-l‘illidtllt Locus .Maith
Wandering from his home nearby, in
to a paper will here. today, to Ian nia‘
live years. This claim will lather. who is employed there, John-
5160 annuity. Those who or Fisher. aged five years. was ca’ught ,
. . mlnwandthoid who have by it moving bolt. whirled around
some charting, and dropped to the "
systematically Med from your osmium
WATLH F0
~ COLLECTORS MEET.
N” h
also in the Capitol.
The annual meeting of the State
Tax Collectors’ Association was held
in the old: Supreme court room in the
Capitol yesterday morning with about
thirty, collectors present, President W.
in 'Haekett. or New Haven, presiding.
Officers were elected and various bills
now before the General Assembly
were discussed.
It was decided to hold the meeting
next year in some olty other than
Hal-item, the understanding being
that meetings shall be held here on
. legislative years and in other. cities-2
TELEPHONE;
441
1th is Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. Ef- 1 up and left to the omeials for eonsld~
from, 3 Bowen St.. East Norwalk, who
is paying in 9. lb. for rags and 'best"
prices for auto tires, metals. rubbers.
in the state on the alternate ones. A
plan to-merge the organisation with
the Tax omclsls' Association formed
earlier in the week was discussed, but
'found little support. A matter which
shows the human quality of collectors
came up when the matter of reducing
the dues. now 81 a year, was brought
oration. The various tax bills were
considered and discussed and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President—W. H. lilackett. New
Feather :beds and old automobiles ai'Hame
Vice-Presidents -— -H. L. Goslee,
Windsor; W. F. Kenyon, Hsmden;
James R. Lawier, Waterbury.
ISouthlngton.
Treasurer—0th.}. tHart Nllartlord
——A. O. H. lecture and entertain-
ment. bone: of St. Patrick? Town Art
lug. Admission 35 cents.
—.—~.__.
A good adv. pays in the best paper.
Victor Talking Machines
and the LateltRecortkwililoonbecerriedby
g ~ STUDWELL mile courauv ’
State Tax otfloiaie Have Annual Bee-
R THE no
so!”
escorts accrues on cam.
HERBAL) MOMON PLAY'
TONIGHT.
The second section of the lecture the-
sen two weeks ago by Mr. Caswell, in .
the Methodist lenten services, will be'
given tonight, at 7:46, in the lNerwailt
M. E. Chruch.
The former lecture was chiefly in-
troductory to the characters and sur-
roundings in the famous Othersmmer-
you drama, but it was so well received
that it is predicted a. large audience'
will come; to see the pictures and hear
the lecture tonight. ‘
. The lecture tonightwlll take up the
events in the life of Christ at the insti-
tution of the Lord's mpper and carry
forward those events though the be
trayal. the six trials..and final crucitlx-
ion. with the subsequent resurrection
and ascension of Christ.
This great tragedy or the ages will
be illustrated by more than 75 slides,
showing most beautifully and artisti-
cally colored photographs or the ac-
tual play as enacted in 1910. The pic-
tures are true to life and are project-
led on a 20- foot screen by a powerful
electric are light stereopticon.
Free admission. No seats reserved.
You are invited to come early and se-
lect your pew.
These lenten services will have an
Secretary—«Franklin . lG. 'Brown. added interest in the coming of two St Patricks Churc
prominent men of nation- wide repuiax conclusion the entire body or former
tlon'-Mr. William Phillips Hall in“ parishioners marched into the vestly
Dr. Dan ll. Brummht. Mr Hall is the of the. church and an informal recep-
well known businessmm whose ad-’
ldresses 8’9 NW8“ 318an by Vafitllgrestlngs were exchanged between the
sombly llull, Norwalk, Friday eveu- ,erowds, and Dan B. Brummltt is a members of the Windsor
The wire" from Chicago, one of the church and their former priest. Fa-
great editors of the country always a
veritable whirlwind oi oratory and run. I
A .l A . _' i has..." Leading Dry Goods Store
ti and 5 Gazette Building. Nortvalk. Connecticut
Special Easter 0 ffenn s
* Ladies Sample Coats
NO TWO ALIKE
An exceptionally fine showing from a leading manufacturer, including a number of
ARTISTIC EVENING WRAPS.
In the very latest models, trimmings and shades.
SEE THE NEW STOCK OF STORM COATS. .
Serviceable' garments that combine style and comfort. All colors. From $5 to $r5.
THE LATEST IN SHIRT WAISTS. ,
' In silk, chiffon and lingerie, with high or low necks, long or short sleeves. ‘ \
heard with great enthusiasm. Thesel
two great speakers will be heard on
this coming Palm Sunday at the Nor~
walk Methodist Church.
———o
H
PARIBIONERS WELCOME ANDREW
J. PLUNKETT.
THOMPSONVILLE, March ll.——
Nearly 200 parishioners of St. Mary‘s
Church, of Windsor Locks, paid a
signal honor to Rev. Andrew J.
Plun-kett, a former curate of that
church Tuesday night. Father Plun-
kett, preached the Lenten sermon in
h here and at its
tlon was held; and many pleasant
Locks
ther Plunkett is now located at Sha—
.. N, f. .L.._._.......
, r
J -,
Fore Quarter Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb ChOps
Lamb Stew . .
' N
» Fresh Eggs
3 Veal Cutlet .
3»:- Veal Chops
!' Veal React
v; Veal Stew
margarine
‘TCcd Steak
:’ "-'-"’*/-/- ‘1’-" fl' '1 -‘fl' ‘ ’-/-
Wxiuou‘s‘xox‘xtxz‘x- ‘\u\.\
Beers Meat 8:
Lamb Specials
20c Dozen f
Veal Specials
Meadow Grove Olen-
_. ; Fish Spends s» S hfj
~ '_ Fancy Green Bluefish 12% lb pihac
m
i in ‘
ear 'lllE mailers; or;
13 and 15 Main st. Norwalk 22 Washington St. 5. Norwalk ,3
TELEPHONE 93.
Trade at the Big Store and Save Money. Your Marley Back it You Are Not Satisfied. ::
ii
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 1;.
Legs Lamb 14c lb.
9‘3 Oranges
Turnips
16»ch
l4-l‘6c
12c
23.11. “PM“
121720 Lettuce
I- plan” " . -!-/- -M'n/n/n/nI-In'alntnlala ‘l
‘m'W -m\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\n'x h\-\.\‘\.\‘ ~‘\-\-H\‘\‘ L
FAMILY S'PPLIES
revision Co 5:
Pork Roast 160 lb. iii
Fruit and Vegtable Specials
11c lb Fancy Baldwin Apples 40c pk.
140 White Onions 8c qt.
20c Fancy Egg Plant
Lemons \'
_ Red Onions" ' 5c qt.
18° 1" Bermuda, Onions ; ‘8"c lb.
Fancy Green Peppers 3'0c doz.
White Potatoes
Large Bananas
Yellow Ohipns
12% I. Street Potatoes
100 each
20;25-30c doz.
‘10c peck ii.
35c doz. 9.
.. C. ’. 'r'rvic. v;
25c peck
18c dozen
lilo lb.
‘\“‘\“‘“‘\‘\v“-
n‘.
;';—I'.
.5: u
'
30c fist:
10c head; ’
__ 50c peck L
,3 for 25¢
<‘»‘
a an.
All
.mli 21 128‘
' Keeler’s
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.9.2
A substantial shoe,
matgrisls. ,. ,
Combines style, fit and dura-
bliity an all Douglas Shoes
\
{ Keeler’s
SHOE STORE.
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE.
‘ II -.—
An Unusual Oportunity
ls Offered Yea I!
For a few days Human Hair Goods
at cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls,
Hair Nets and Inflators. We have just
received a large invoice of flowers, in-
cluding the latest designs in silk and
velvet.
Your inspection invited.
The Holmes Millinery
Let Me Estilliate
on your
PAINTING '8:
Paper Hangalg
111 Save you Money
A. COHEN
Paint 8. Wall Paper Sup ly
0f 40 Water St. 2 Tel. 42-3
wearing worth and honest
w. . .... . ._.,._._...__.
i
illed‘dr‘l' twee-towel.
The NewYork .
Ladies’Tailors .
Ale Making
waste
,. AWNINGS
2213?...” M" 2 5 %
Let us explain.
Phone or write.
Upholstering and
Repair- . TRINITY CHOIR CONCERT
Furniture
Renovated.
Order.
fully given.
i u a, Mattresses
anew
and up, all complete, with Skin
and Gents Pressing and Repair»?
lng.
” ROCKOFF BROS.
20 NOTH MAIN 8T., .1;
South Norwalk. Tel. 3624....5,
lititltiitrtr.
eSuits to 22 fiflfi,
Order
‘ hers satin linings also Ladies‘fio
cit
l:
(in (loud Friday ultht the Trinity
Slip (‘lioir will give the Cantata Calvary
Covers Made to to Olirelt’ by Muuudor. The Cantata
is well worth hearing, both for its
Estimates cheer-A music and {or the fact that its medi-
tation on the Passion, which (loud Fri-
day commemorates. The Trinity
choir is a mixed one. having a. very
A, K excellent quartette. This assures the
Phone 336-4.
45 North Maln m. solo work, as well as the chorus worli.
f especially when it is remembered that
the whole is under the direction ol‘ so
w". “W‘” bible a .dlroctor as E. J. Gimme, .
,_ hut thus
SOLVENT NOT‘CE.
moat f0
can. ~Mvu- .
mm
hex-r eduvauriou in new HA~
van. .
{Mimi}; :
l Sharla: F. Timing, president otfllleji- ;_
tern Reserve university or Giovanna.-
was elected maddest of the Religious.
Education Modulation at the class or :
are annual contention yesterdar a it.
fuels,
krill
CLEVELAND, 0., Match
even been. was soled
convention.
ltlaili l o.’ Norunlk, till” i’rohute
Court, March iii. A. 1).. 1913.
lactate of James ll. Knapp, late of i
N01 Will» in mid «:llstrlot. deceased.
‘ ‘The heart or Probate tor the ills-
trlct oi Nurwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who upshot to present
accounts, properly attested,
said time. will be debnrred a recovery.
sons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
“ PHIL]? N. KNAPP
Admlnlotr to
the data
within
The presentation should not he look»
ed upon as a concert. it is more than
“‘Jihui it is really a most timotltmti
service.
Spring
. Neckwear
” 50c mu 4
in a great profusion (llel‘iillmlt
and handsome alike or the ia~
tens
, (inlay! i
make. Solid colors, cross. ion:
and bias stripes, neat plaids and
small figures: herons and: dor»
the at it ttenis in several differ
out the or: Hollands and
how- Niles.
hlrte are arriving daily.
ii i Hats“
their
l'.
Norwalk Chronicler