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A going!
MWudimaker.
. Washington St.
:rIl
So live, and act,
To~replenish"tii’e E931 bin,
1m" fishermen -
a one in deep sorrow,
feet-m. ‘E’aééiihi mien
“Choose a reliable dealer,
and proceed as one, who,
Having an agreeable duty
AM lies down . -
To mpicuant dieams.
(Keeler Bldg., opp. Heytfs'l‘heatre.)
at when Wane comes
Pudding
give the highest price for
METALBO
G" yonbm
lip Avenue,
. relocating m.
yumuu. «our 2) ‘4‘”
"The Proof aim the
Don't take my word forg it, but give
no I chance to prove that I not only
Mile. ewes. 'aussea AND
at my weights are honest and
south Nomaik.
Hazelton
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mo. ”out on?» hold It?" rlQQ.
mint. evening and final or
were made for the box-
We, No. 32, l. 0. 11. M
regular meeting last oven
engine heathen was trans
mug Men‘s Oink, held
Mes of Prevention that
‘ Pounds of Prosperity
“this am will bullwhip. a sudden
32 NORTH MAIN WET.
.: TEL. 920
All keep right timoi
CHARLES BRAND
Jeweler and Optician.
South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE
441
If it is Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Win. Et-
lrom, 3 Rowan St.. East Norwalk, who
is paying lo a lb. i'or rags and best
prices for auto tires, metals, rubbers.
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a.
specialty. .
Just Received
our last shipment or Winter Women‘s
“Mayfair" Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth 'i‘ops.
Our Shoit Vamps. Hubble Toes, at
MAX LEVY
145 Washington St. S.- Norwalk
'3 04‘-
IroningTabl s98c
Folding ironing Table, with large
top and strong legs. adjustable to va-
rious lengths.
Albert P. Gehebe
as wear waenmaron s'r.
scum NORWALK.
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING.
Prompt DeIIVerv. Phone 897
U E. L. A w. (:0. TO PAY YEARLY
INTEREST.
The United Electric Light and Wa-
ter Company is sending a letter to its
patrons who made a security deposit
at the time of installation or service
stating that, us a matter of fair hush
nous dealings it ulli pay annually
hereafter the interest due on such de~
polite.
The interest at the rate ol 4 per
cent per anuum. will be computed up
In December 31st of catch year. and
will he applied towards the payment
of the customer's January hill
,interest due up to December at 1912.
however, will he paid to culh at open.
The old plan under which those so»
rarity deposits were accepted made
no provision for the payment oi in
Israel except when the act-vim was
discontinued and the mauuuemnnt ol’
the company tell that, Ihia was not
fair. as it might result In the neon
' mutation of ii number at years' inter
est due the customer. ,
W
Dr. Thomas Clone. or Neruaik.
spent yesterday In New York.
Miss Glare Plant of Woodward ave-
ening and one. has recovered from a recent ilI‘
ll Gilli
obesity am one: Void stratum.
The '
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AWATLH Yo
" VIIIIIII III IIIIIIIII
, . Mary M. Wheeler, _
Mary M. somewhat. of the late
Edward Wheeler, died in East Nor-
waik. yesterday, aged seventy-six
years. five months and ten days. Fun-
eral services will be held from the
late residence in 22 South Osborne
avenue, East Norwalk, on Monday.
March 17th, at 2.30 p. m.
P. H. Davie.
P. Henry Davie.'or Wilton, died at
his home Friday at the age of sixty
years. He is survived .by a wife and
daughter, The funeral services over
‘ the remains will take place Sunday at
2:30 o'.clook interment will
place in Joe's Hill cemeteiy
take
Baby Frank Manna.
Frank Merino, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Manno, of Windsor place,
died yesterday afternoon. aged 14
months. The funeral will be held. this
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. interment
in St. Mary’s Cemetery. ‘
Funeral of Mrs. Ackeriy.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
F. Ackeriy, of llownyton, were held
last evening at, 8 o'clock from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Ste-
vens. interment will follow in Green-
port, L. i. /
PRESIDENT GETS SOUVENIR.
many souvenirs that. have found their
way to the White‘iiiouse, President
Wilson was especially pleased today
with a piece or watersoaked wood
which came in the mail.
Master George Starsky. aged 13. of
Erie, P.a sent it with an account of
how he had gotten the piece of the
hulk or the Niagara, one of the ships
in Commodore Perry' s fleet a century
ago; Young Btarsky told the President.
in detail how he had waded in ‘weter
over my shoes" across the frozen May
and had argued with the guards. who
had kept souvenir hunters away Mas
ter Starsky said he had great dilicul~
ty in keeping his secret “from the rest
or the kids"
"I wouldn't tell them." he wrote.
"for fear they would take it away. or
want to divvy it up among themselves
or give me a tiny piece. No one knows
that d am sending this to you. I am
here all alone in my study room and
will surprise mother and father when
i receive your answer. "
The president sent a letter of appre-
elation.
CHRieTMAe SAVINGBGLUB OPENE
‘ MONDAY.
The Christmas Savings Club. of The
South Nor-walk Trust Company, opens
,on Monday.
i The Trust Company will
open the entire day. from 9 a. In. until
lip. m.. in order that as many! as pos-
sible or those desiring to take out mem-
heruhip in the Christmas Savings Club
may be accommodated on the that day
Membership may be taken out any
time dating the week until two thou-
sand members have been received.
when the club will be closed. hast
'yoer the Savings Club Was an experi
meet. but appealed to the people and
a membership of thirteen hundred
iwus received. The benefit received by
these members and also by the men
“Quanta of the town has demonstrated
‘thut the Christmas (Savings (flail III
one of the most. practical sletelns of
gprovitling I'undn ior Christmas when»
plug
The club this your will run thin»
eight weeks. You can start at 11ch
cent; tho that week. increasing live
dents each week. the limit payment
being $1.90. or you can reverse the or-
der. and begin at $1.90 the iiret week,
decreasing live cents each week. with
the dual payment or are comb This
will give you ’37. on two weeks hetero
Ohriei’mas.
it you. desire to pay it tired out.
each week, you deli take out till one
unanimous going up and a» norm
lag am, making a weekly payment
at $1.93 Ind’rec‘eive" two ohdéihi ‘ at
itihribtmas 'time animating to glue
' diversities: is welcome to loin;
‘ Weaknesses. .
in”: William 6. am. tamer climates
ant tlife clincher mam? baton, cit-la»
.ans.‘ the Latest Records will aeea‘be carried by
‘ STMDWEH. PIANO COMPANY
WASHINGTON. ’Iuamh 15.--Of the.
remain ‘
it THE III)
The walks have been improved with
crushed stone.
' ”——
WllliamPotter or Norwalk was in
town yesterday.
Samuel H. Sharer is about to open
a pool room on IRailroad avenue.
N.-
Mrs. Frederick Smith was visiting
triends in Bridgeport, Wednesday.
Harold Bates has taken a position
with Fred W. Tucker. the contractor.
Smith or
visited Constable
....._._q_
Charles
South Norwalk,
Smith yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. ‘Haniord Smith was with her
.slster, Mrs. Van Scoy. in South Nor-
waik, yesterday.
Darlen is to have a good baseball
team this season. Dr. Arthur Philip
has been appointei manager, and Con.
stable Smith is assistant manager.
........__,.
The Fire Department meets, Satur-
day night, for a rehearsal of a min
strei show to be given in the Town
Hall, towards the end of the month.
I At the Barton tire house, tonight.
Frank Zahn plays Carl La Roche of
Norotou, and Fred Smith plays Ledger
Scott. of Noroton. in the pool tourna-
meat.
The Sunday ‘School will meet at noon.
and the Epworth Maison lit 8: til it
location—Mrs. (l ’B. Smith. The
Choir will meet to practice Blaster
music at 6 p. m. It
Mrs. 0. (3. Bowen, of Main street.
‘is reported as being in a critical con-
dition at the iiaihnemnnn Hospital,
New York. where she has been con p,
fined for several weekewith a broken
The Rev. George Benton Smith
will preach at both services in the
Methodist Church on Bunday
sermon themes will bQ. as lollowa,~—-
"The Conquest of Our Canaan." and
ran ancient emonem‘pmoai."
H... a- W...“ .
Prof. A. n, Mcuougip oi Yale Uni~ "
varsity gave a lecture on 'quuld Air.’
In the Congregational Church Thurs-
day night, beginning with several pic-
the moaucuon‘or liquid air, The pro.
cells (showed iii II heavy pressure at "
a very low temperature. producing a
hot compressed air, in a Ilpecinl res.
sci.
circulates, until at a hOIVy comproa»
slob. and school 300 ‘doilroee below
zero. it iiquitlua. 'l‘lu, result III II noi-
orlos. liquid. resembling water. Prof.
lilo-(lotions was assisted by Theodore
H. Brown during the lecture. A rub
her ball which was glared in some
liquid air. when chilled, was found to
be, as hard as e atonosnd. on bninlt
thrown on the table. broke into small
pieces. The liquid air was carried by
the professor to containers remnant.
in: a vacuum 'hottio. Mina Tiil'lhifll
Iloyt sung, hetero the lecture. A large
and interested, audience was present.
ELIOTMCM. WORKIM' DSMANOB
W. ll «Hurrah electrical engineer in '
charge at electrification and connirun
lien for the New York. New liven
and ‘Hartterd Railroad. .(iampany. stilt-
en yesteer that in response to Miter-
ice isms shorts to bring“ about. a
strike of the blow Maven company:
employer engaged In electrifying the
system. about 150 of those employee
hint lhhfl'fih a- «mans not hint on
an increase In wages, as lotion: We»
also. from M to ill III deb: serum.
men. item $3.60 to use b day; linen
men. ms: to ti o to. an Ivorian
Jif. my stated but the Minds
amid not till malted ebb; and rub
M saints
His ‘j
lures illustrating apparatus used in 1‘
This is allowed to part; through 1:
coiled pipes around which said air ”
imam at approximately til nor mae'
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SEE THE NEW STOCK
THE LATEST IN SHIRT
, Nordicik’s leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 M Buddhas. Norwelk. Connecticut '
Specrai Easter Offerings
, adIes - ample 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 w.
0F STORM COATS.
Serviceable garments that combine style and comfort. All colors. From $5 to $x5.
WAISTS.
In silk, chifion and lingerie, with high or low necks. long or short sleeves.
-.
The Beers Meat 8r
Provision Co.
22 West Washington St.. South
Norwalk
15 Main Street. ,Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
13-
a
MWMN derbrbri'rl
The NewYork
Ladies’Tailors
Are Making
. $22.50
Order
and up. all complete, with Skin-
ners satin linings also Ladies’
and Genta' Pressing and Repaiu
Rockers mos
‘l 20 NOTH MAIN gsT a
South Nor-walk.‘ Tel. 362-2.
»» severestatlases-Int
“F”
3 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Mattings -
;; Linoleums
Art Squares
:g Rugs
Of All Descriptions
A. J. DREXEL BIDDLI. To PM‘IACH.
A man who can increase a. Inen' a lii
bio clans organisation from three
thousand members in four years is
worthy a hearing in any Christian pui
pit When that than who does mu
thing hi we who is a society leader.
a millionalno. a noted traveler. a fol
low or the ltoyal ticogrsphicai Harlow
or London. a club man, an oil 'roumi
athlete and a man of lrrnproacnablo
character. it communiennt of Holy
fi‘rinlty Episcopal Church. the interest
in him areas. The man is Anthony J
Drexehiiuidle. at Philadelphia. and he
will speak for himself tomorrow sin
tnrnoon at the runner service in the
“Math Nerwuilt i, ongregoiionnl i‘hurch
W. ll. liiehon is the soloist tor the at:
ternoon and there‘will he good congre-
gational singing. lit “4:30. (lame
early. ,
New
ATTEMPT ’o surrounds:
LEN Home Mitt.
also
NEW HAVEN. March “(WA bill'fl' ‘
lar was scared away from the home
of President t? d. Molten at the
New Harsh road, on Whitney are
Idle.“ earlyflufday by a policeman, and
the only clue to his identity is a raise
sass picked up by the police dell.
:- It“! IW‘IH QIWHOUIEOI
WI Mirth ill-411's of air
i
Keeier’s
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.2.2
A substantial shoe, of
weari ‘ worth and honest‘
materi‘ s. '
, Combines style, fit and dura-
Kbiilty as all Douglas Shoes
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE.
OPPOSITE HOVT'a THEATRE.
AWNINGS
ordered now
save
2 5 %
but us explain.
Phone‘or write.
ilpiiolslerlug and
Furniture Repair
l n g, Mattress‘s
Renovated. Slip.
(lovers Made to
Order. p
Estimates ' cheer-
fully given.
’AKOHN
About 3364.. 46 North Main 8t.
you
”" ' coaroaariou horsem'm’”
The certificate of organisation of
the ilionilm‘arti (‘orporniion of
“indoor has ili‘li approved by tho
iii'i“'i"‘il!i‘ I. the mile The crmrorn
ailirls trainer.» with 815.000. The
push: on is .I ll. llemrd. the tronrur
or in ii. ilion and the secretary is it.
(I. Dion.
The certificate oi incorporation of
the New England this Company, of
road and trolley cars. has been ap»
proved by the “(notary or the ate
The corporation
$5.000. The incorporation are T. ill.
dieole. .H 'i‘ Shelton and A 1) 0s-
borns, ltd .
The tlenuectieatl Taoism Cornered
than of. M (trophy, has certified to
the Issue of mu shares ot‘ stock.
melting the value of the total stock
now animus. 3905.090- 4
The certificate at incorporation or
the Madison beach lmprorenwut All»
enemies ot Maintained. ermtudste
proved.
not, ital strainers will begin. wit
$52,900. his insorm lit-s $1.5
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New Haven. organised to build rally
is capitalized at, ,
8,100,000 and will start luminous with :
dormant at hotel outline“. hail been at» c f
The assimilation in ”or I ,
’An Unusual Oporiunity
is Offered You!
For a few days Human Hair Goods
at cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls. \
Hair Nets and lnflators. We have just ‘
received a large invoice or flowors, in-
cluding the latest designs in silk and.
velvet.
Your inspection invited.
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 405. 8 Monroe St.
Let MewEstimate
on your
PAINTING, &
Paper Hanging
1‘“ Save you Money
A. COHEN
Paint 8. Wall Paper Supply
40 Water St. Tel. 342-3
PRESIDENT siscunI-zs STAND
ARpS .
1 WASHINGTON \larth 15.——The
White House yesterday had possession
of both the pennant bearing the coat
of arms of’ the United States which
adorned the reading desk on which
PresidentIWilson took the oath ot.of-
flee and the flag that flowed above the
capital nearest to that historic spot.
The two standards were produced by
Superintendent of the Capitol Elliott
Woods on the request of the execu—
tive office.
The pennant is a comparatively
, small streamer. The flag, however, is
of the regulation wool hunting and JB
8 feet ii inches wide and 17 feet long.
it was hung for the first than March
2 above the central colonnadc on the
east front of the Capitol.
«mm ~th
, “Chum
enjnmln Clothes
A, "lienlamin" light Weight
Grommet for Easter" ahowa
style. character and; made or
the regular materials.
Sflk “fled C‘t‘t‘tli'ltt‘ $25.00
The best ready'to wear it loin-
lng mane. . .
The new Arrow Collar.
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Norwalk Chronicler