1
NEW STYLES IN
House Dresses
at $1
in Gingham and Percale.
Special values in Black
Heatherhloom Petticoats at
$1.00
Sateen Petticoats at
300, 69c and $1.00
but...
E. K. BANKS
Mnhlckemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk
sleoanmuinca :5, .913
. EASTER
Cards andwliloveliiies
Now Ready.
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall 8t., Nor-walk, and 6 South 5
Main St, South Norwalk.
Post. Cards
WEATHER FORECAST. I
For Nm‘walk and vicinity: Rain and
colder tonight; Sunday cloudy and
much colder; brisk southwest, shifting ‘
'to northwest winds. The western dls~
lturbance which was central over Iowa
_yesterday morning has bored north-
‘easterly during the last twenty—tour:
idlours and is new central over Ontario.
1 WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 37; high, 60.
lCIoudy.
~Read St. John's boat and engine
~for sale adv.
' Miss Katherine, of Norwalk, is
spending the. day in New York city.
~lJarge crowds are attending
Mlntz's opening today; as usual.
Victor Smith, of Patterson, N. J., is
spending a few days with friends in
lNorwaik. '
I
Miss May Forcier. a teacher of the
Norwalk High School, is spending the
day in New York.
——Anthorny J. Drexel-Iilddle, ol' Phila-
delphia. new leader of men‘s work, at
the Congregational Church tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30. Mr. W. J. Scofleld,
soloist.
bliss Mildred Wilson, of New York.
is spending a few days in Norwalk.
Miss Wilson is.well-kllown in Nor-
walk. "
George ll. Bylngton. of New York,
is the guest of his brother. Commo-
dore William H. Bylngton, in Nor-
walk.
—-—Tho talk of the town. Mlntz's
show windows displays. Opening days.
, Mrs. N. l’. Forcier, of Merideu,
apent a few days with herdsughter in
Norwalk, attending lilo Norwnlll High
School Stmlor play.
A stated communication of Old.
Well Lodge, No. 103. r. ltllti A. .u..i
will be held nt its rooms Mlll‘tlil lilth;
at 8 o'clock p. in. The it). A. dellrl-o
will be worked.
‘‘‘‘‘‘ Anthony J. liroxoi-lllddle. of I"iliili~
dolphin. new leader of man‘s work. ill
the (Ilongrogut‘lonnl Church tomorrow
Ill'icrnoon ut r1:30. Mr. W. .l. Scollt-lli,’
soloist.
. .V.W
' Councilman (lmrgo M, Wily. «our
lmlttuo on city hall. stllloll inst evening
that. owing to the fact that. the city
' hail collrlmtor had been held up on no.
count of the non-urrivnl of mulerinl.
the now municipal building will not
be completed Ii‘or dedication on Hunter
Monday. as planned. No future «lute
than yet been fixed.
wdillow days, 'Sults, lirnhses lulu
mllllncry. (Dome in and look around.
Mintz's.
Frank Ferris and Kenneth Hall. two
fionth Norwnlll boys. are remember-
Ing their friends here with‘souvonlr
postal cards. The youths leii town
‘last Sunday night, with about 3175‘
. between them, and appear to he hav-
ing a mod time seeing the country.
The card. haw: come from Pltts- I.
,iiurgli, Harrisburg and Chicago.
;Our Regular Prices “
"are the Lowest in
Easter
Cards
New Designs. Also a New Stock.
Prices ............... xc to 25
Post Cards ............ 6 for 5c
James Donnelly
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Next to Roger: and Stevens.
=0r UP-to-dlto Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Direétor
and Embalmer'
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main at. 80. Norwalk.
FURNITURE
DRAPEIllES
CARPETS
.Angevine
STOVES
OIL CLOTH
lJNotEUM
BUCKET SPRA YER
For Home and Garden
WmP. Beers
.. Bfor 5c'
o O
OCedar :
_Dustless Mops
The Mop that can be washed and used indefinitely
for hard'wood, varnished and waxed floors and all sur-
faces. A dust nllayer. A labor saver.
Complete, .Ready to Use
S 1 . 5 0
A. J. Collins 8. Co.
NEVER LET A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN COST SECURE A GREAT
DIFFERI dCE IN QUALITY.
Whatever you buy, we tell you just what it is. and you always
get what you pay for. leould "be foolishly expensive for me to
send you any but the best grain and feed, for not since I slarzl-d
business some twenty years ago have I refused to return money if
dissastiltled With any delivery of grain. '
our MANUEL T. HATCH. ,
Specialty
Home ground Feeds for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
_ F ERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAI-[ES MANURES, MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE 0F POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
WW“ ..
Mld'l'rll-‘Wd‘l'bl4'4:lrlrllcieirielrbwww‘i‘d'le '
e}. 68 WALL STREET
3 O. D. Jackson No...”
cl» Optician ‘ "m“ ‘3“
Everything in the Optical, Line
- Eyes Examined Free
.1.
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. eseemwew‘eeeeeeWe-M
See the 1913 Models of the.
Moyer Automobiles
Now on view at my garage. Demonstrations on request.
Autos to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H.‘ BANKS, -- - Agent
GARAGE, RIVER 8TREET. NORWALK. CONN.
19-:- Inauguration
of President-elect Wilson may mean a change of policy in our new
orunlollt. but it will not mean a change in our business policy. We
are going to continue mulling Hill!
Split Loaf Some Bread
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK BTOHE. CANDY. BAKINCI PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM.
Lo: sparing Imlil trm bush" and vegetables:
I while washing, washinrpgorchu,wlndowe. i
wagon. «to. Iron Age Na. has 100 pound:
___ Ill-fly pleasure. uronul ball vnIv-lu ‘
- . annluai to push (litany similar out-
“ in on the mullet. r 0 leather
ulna. Only brawn“ '
:1 contact ~
' solution.
‘ lam
quill“!
material
, in In hf.
canon-in
apnoea. Ito
anal w mules“
OM‘ID- . r
4 "‘-.’.‘t“l..l""' “
. . a pump.
- Write in: today for
, nxmlal WM!" on this
an other iron Au farm.
garden and orchard tools.
BATEMAN M'F'G CO.
H summon. NJ;
......
;; ploit elf the militant anomalies in
~ Inndon ill the obliteration of the
TI names from the gate posts of houses
' in the random struts. Armed with
'nidtdmo
EXTRA SPECIALS
Butter 88c lb, without a superior
POT/YI‘OFS, is lint, In peck . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 24¢
Bust VMaitlc stock. I ' '
3 cans S ‘ UARE Ct )NDENSE’D MILK .. . . . ...... .. ¢
MING SLANI) ’I'URNII’S. peck
RED or YELLI’QW ONIONS, peck _,...«. ..... ..
These are finest we ever had. ‘ ‘ ‘
Phon. 12344.
| Royal Grocery C0. as admin at. Sofiblurwnlk, conn.
~81:ch Attention to Phone Orders. ,
¥ t
he
also was resumed this morning by tile
Eluffragettes, a iawele‘r'll store in Bend
street and a prominent lbop in diel-
horn..quii'sliihg horn their attention.
Hammerswere ”tiled in both ems.
women willie W in the work.
Olive alcohol ‘flio my remanded in
custody yesterday on u. some n! no
tempting to out the to It pavilion on
mammal 'MWWIWW [re
norm/learns cartoons
Houses.
dflN/DON,Mai‘dlli15.-’I‘he latest ex-
pat. «ml or lu- Ind emotive»
l.
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HURLEY l‘NQUlRY nose oven.
M»—
', Lactation Too Busy to Attend to Nine
investigation Today.
HARTFORD, illiarch 14.-'I‘he meet-
ing of the senatorial committee which
': ha; been conducting an inquiry into
the alleged offer of ll bribe to Senator
Hurley was not held at the Capitol
today. Senator label]. the chairman,
had'cailed it expecting to have seller-
bel’ore the committee,
some of them to bell'ecalled to clear
up certain‘ points in the testimony.
All the committee members, however,
were so busily engaged yesterday that
. the witnesses could not be reached
in time for notices.- Major label] was
with the military committee on a
trip to New Haven and he had no op-
portunity to outline the inquiry hear-
ing. This has now gone over until
next week.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB)
The members of the Friday Aitq.
noon Club were enteraiued yesterday
by Mrs. C. Swartz, of West avenue.
The program was as follows:
Philosophy Is Nothing lint Discretion,
John Selden.
Historians,
Mists Nash.
Philosophers,
Mrs. Dunnebacke.
The meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Dane. ' .
The next meeting will be held on
March 28th, at Mrs. John A. Hamil-
ton's, West street.
SOME FISH STORY—THIS.
Postal cards are being received from
William C. Jessup, of Arch street,
Norwalll, who is spending the winter
months at the Troy House, in Day»
lone, Florida. Mr. Jessup reports den
lightful weather and line fishing. With
E, ii. llotcllkiss. formerly of Nor-
walk, Mr. Jessup caught one hundred
ialld two sheepshend ill u two days'
jflshing trip down the Halifax River.
i There is an unusually large crowd this
your at Daytona and there is a greqat
ideal of fun.
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LOVER’S
“THE PLACE",
Spring Styles
' $3.05 0 ‘
$4.50 ‘
Wear Shoes that Fit
‘ City National! Bank
romancrs A GENERAL BANKING
IUEINEaB AND errant: avnnv
rAclLlrv couelsreur
WITH BOUND
BANKiNG
Capital Burpluu and Profit»
$100,000.00 ”17000.00
out. Deposit Bonn u and lit per you
sow": H. MA'rnswsON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Viol-Pm.
FRPflDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vie.
‘I
WILFRBMODWELL Onahler
DiREGTORfi
l. H. Mathew-on J. Wallace Marv"
lohn H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Ewart: Prod. H. Rowan
sumo-l Grumman Lewiu R. Hurtm
Henry a. Lockwood ,
Taxi and Twill;
' , Carlo Hire
FOR ALL‘ OCCASIONI.
DAY ON NIGHT.
.-w.‘..w..n y— - .—
‘* Fire Insurance";
C. T. McGovern
.fi-
rotation. Vmfl
the great home
relieve safel and speedil
digestion, find themselves
and able toward off the
digestion, stimulate the liver,
late the bowels.
Sold cvcéwhcrc.
/ . .
u 5 , 7 W I
Those Woo 5&er on
remedy which has proved its power to
the minor ailments arising
from defect ve or irregu ar action of the. organs of
spared hours of suffering
attacks of ‘serlqup sicknesss.
BEECHAWS H
never disappoint those who take them.
By purifying the bloodl‘t’q ilcrease
cheerfulness and create confidence. ' (W I
on health and strength, those who know Be‘e“ lauds ills
Enjoy
Beech-M's Pill! have the Inge-l III: of my medicine in the World.
LS
'l‘iliciiul‘help the
clear the kidneys and regu-
As act‘ifins do end
Life
In boxes. 100.. 25c.
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.
Eligibility in National Competitions—
Quaiified for Commissions.
Adjutant-General George M. . Cole
has sent out orders concerning eiigi~
bil'lty to participate in national com-
petitions. and qualifications for com-
missions as second lieutenants. The
first order is a decision from the war
department as follows:
The. question having been raised as
to what constitutes 75 per cent. of
duty for eligibility of the organized
militia to participate in national Conl-
pelltlous, the following is announced
as the decision of the war depart‘,
lnent: i
in) There must have been 75 per
‘cent. of attendance botll at garrison
‘aud field duty. i
(b) Twelve months continuous ser-
vice immediately preceding the na-'
tional competition as required for par- ‘
tlcipatlon therein.
to) Where eucamplnents, maneu-
vers, field exercises or schools—in‘
fact any class of military duty~urc
irequired by ll state, 75 per cent. of.
'such duty must have been performed:
in order to qualify for partlclpution
gin a competition,
i tdl Each class of duty must be con-
slderered by itself. There can be no
ésullstitution or interchange.
l The second order includes the
jnames of these holding a certificate.
[signed by the adjutant-geneml, as be-
;ing qualified for a commission as sec-'
:ond lieutenant in the Connecticm Nu- ,
'tlonal Guard. as follows:
i Cavalry. Troop B—First Sergeant
George E. Cole, Quartermaster Ser-
igeant Philip S. Wainwright, Corporal
IStillman F. Westbrook. Private Lu-
lcius B. Barbour, Private A. ' Morton
' Dexter, Private Charles W. Jaylles.
First infantry—«Battalion Sergeant'
Major Patrick J, F. Sullivan. Sergeant,
Frederick .1. Thompson, Company A:
Second infantry—~Battalion Ser-
geant Major Arthur W. Chambers.
Battalion Sergeant Major Robert S.1
Walker, First Sergeant John Alden,
Company F‘. Quartermaster Sergeant
Asa E. Hunt, Company F. Sergeant
Charles It). Hart. Jr., Company if.
Sergenat John B. Wallace, jr.. Com-
pany ll. Sergeant Edward l. White.l
Company H. Corporal icdwurd J. Mc-
Kenun. Company l. Private Maurice
w, Hung, Company 1.
W
K. OF c. BALL.
The Knights of Columbus 01' The
Norwulks are endeavoring to eclipse
their success of last year. The gen-i
and committee has been holding week.
ly meetings for some, time phat, ur-V
ranging details for the affair on March
26. Grand Knight Tammany, of 'Sioutb
Norwulll Council, will act Iiif chairman
of the reception committee. lilo will
ho assisted by the following gentle
men: Iiinyor ll). .l. Finnegan. Dimitlt
Deputy John '19, McMahon. lllr. Williunl
J. Tram-y, l’. (l. K. 1). William iiiliit
ford, Peter I“. llurnll, .1. Frederick Mc—
Mahon. William 'liuwnrd. John J. (In-
llco. The floor committee will be in
charge of M. J. ‘liinrdnn. grand knight
of Catholic. 'Unlon Council. .‘lliu aides
will Ilu ill. Ill. Dowd, ’Wllllnnl Skldd.
William .1. Powell. John V. Mulliull.
II. A. (tonneully, Thomas A. Collins.
William ti. Ward and Fred (3. Kane.
AN EPIDEMIC OF COUOHING
In swooping over tho town and young
and old are alike uffcctcd. Foley‘s
solo und reliable futility medicine for]
coughs and colds. A. it. Jones. of Lee
Pharmacy. Chico. Colin, says; 'l coir
sldor Foley’s ”Honey and TM com.
pound has no equal, and ill the one,
cough medicine 1 can recommend to:
my friends, as containing no narcotics
or other harmful properties”. Refuse
all substitutes and take only Foley's
Honey and To: compound. Sold by all
drugalsts. ”
PERKINS AGAIN TO HEAD i‘Illlii‘i’Kv
FORD COUNTY EAR
ASSOCIATION. .
MA'MEURD. Mulch lit-“Al. the ana,
noel meeting of the Hartford County
war Association in this our. Water.
dendhmecilhi’afillna m reelected
president for his tncntyelghtn con-
secutive urn. , Hr. Petition rm lint.
eliminate Milan loll“. new
Honey and TM Compound in n quit-tr ‘
l Chiropractors more the cause “or
y”
AMUSEMENTS‘ I
l
Today. A grand vaudeville festival;
Today. A spring timewarnival Mi ,
variety. At the White House oil
Vaudeville. .
' HOYT’S ‘ i
A thriller of world-wide repute. The
gymnastic spectacle that awakened.
New York. The-four intrepid
LONDON
TRQUPE ’
All aggregation of ears devil athletes
ill startling fonts and comedy all-
ics.
Extra Added Feature.
The Inimitable lugenue,
JEAN WEIR. _
And a Notable Caste,
Presenting “In the Hills," a stirring
playlet of laughter and intensity,
with a superb scenic production.
Positive Appearance. .
The only anlmal on earth doing this
work,
BIG BOB,
The Boxing Kangaroo. .
h
A Trio of Exquisite Charm,
ARTHUR, RICHARDS and ARTHUR,
in singing. dancing and instruments»
lsls.
“The Parcel Post Men,"
WILSON and HILLS,
Merry comedians in original
and melody.
mirth
ennui)
ert 81‘ Ball‘
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ARMORY, WEDNESDAY.,MAR. 26th.
Tickets. 31.00. admitting gentleman
Noun ‘
w.
.11.
South Noiwblk Union ,
O .
School-Distrlct
Notice is hereby given that an ill:-
mesnnuutt of the real llnd rutuhlo err
tutu wilhiu the liilid district has been
made on the town list of 1012; that.
sold list has been this tiny deposited,
by the clerk of said district. at the
office of the M‘It't‘lmi‘il. .‘i
jiilit't‘. i-loulll Norwulll. ('onll.. for ex-
nmluution and Iillii the bound of rulleif
will meet at the office ul'l the fluid ION.
it'l'IIIlt‘ll. I. ltulirollll plow. on the 25th
iiu)‘ oi’ March, A. it. luill. lit 2 o‘clock 1
p. m, to hour llllti llolnl-lnine nil our,
pool» made to till-m for llll lllluullnutibm .
and perfection of mill haul-summit. .
W
Notice is hereby lliHii uiveu that an,
llsueuulumlt of the, real liilli ramble on—
lulo of the sold district, which Will
no ultuutcd lllllt. them one no tiliitihci.
tillti luvpnrllle vuluo outdo by the no
rumour ulnl this day tiled, by the distill
lll‘ uuld district, lit the office (it till:
liliitfilliiimfl. (i ltullrmlll plum». In till!
t’iiy or t-iouth Nurwulll. (John.
listed oi, the. (”by of South Nonwailt.
I'nliii.. this, the liilll day of March.’
‘I 1’. .
JOHN W, Ml‘MAIION.
11. ll. WE'H'I‘.
JAMES PAI7I..
Committee of the south Nurwu-lll Un-
ion school District. mill lit
a,
The New ,, Science"
DEFINITION qr choenno‘rlp.
Chiropractic lathe definition of the ,
cause of the discs .ond the art of
ad listing the some. 'Dlsease in cotton '
in by a wrenchf'ttilnt or sprain ill:
the back.
it creates pinched mervolt and min in
intestine in the different organs and
im . “ ‘
disease and pain, health is restore
through hull-insulting the pram;
tem- iu your body. Female troll: w
given specialaitentlon; also , ‘
ton of the spins. You will never
m giving the Chiroprsewr I ohm
Wilmington ,
_ . .g 2. _
”1“.
K. of C. if
v
llllllroud ‘ , ' ii
Even nausea in childhood“
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