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OUH EASTEH BIBLEE '
White Curtain Muslin
AND PnAVER socks
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in
dots. fissures and stripes.
Ecrlma in white cream and
Arab; plain and hematitch~
. ed; also honey borders.
A complete assortment of
Colored Serials in many de-
signs.
E. K. BANKS
Mlhockomo Hotel Block
South Nomlk
7-; de-fl'dw
3““ G. Louis Price, of Price’s Clothing
Store. announced this morning that he
will remain open all day Good Friday.
M'
They’re reasonably priced. too.
EASTER NOVELTIES IN
STATIONERY ..
Manager Thomas F. Dowd‘, of A. F.- are have aplenty.
Beckman & Company's store, stated
this morning that he will Ibo closed on
Good Friday.
the suggestions our displays otter.
Mrs. H. Kern, oi Winnipaukfis eer.
lonely at her home. Her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Make. of Denbnry, has
been called home and is attending her
parent.
Main 81., South Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to.
night and Wednesday; rising temper-
ature; moderate southerly winds.
Weather conditions: An unusually
high ridge of barometric pressure ex-
tends along the Atlantic coast this
morning from Florida to Maine. it is
producing pleasant weather with low
Easter
Cards
New Designs. Also a New Stock.
temperatures in all the eastern dis Prices - - . v - .- - - . ~ .. .. it: to 2'!
tricts. Fronts were reported as {or Post Cards ............ 6 for so
south as Georgia. A trough of low '
pressure, extending from Ariloun
3..
northeastward to Minnesota, is coder
in; unsettled weather with a decided
xise in temperature between 'the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river.»
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
16 8OUTH MAIN STREET,
Next to Roger-o and Stevens.
include every possible improvement ..
‘ln Bible making The type is clear. '2
clean, sharp blackdace, and is print. ..
, ed on the finest paper obtainable. ..
You can readily "
choose an Easter remembrance i'rom
Wm P Beers
49 Wall 8L, Nor-walk, and ti South
James Donnelly.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 42; high, 60.
Cloudy. For Unto-date Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Director
James Donneliy, .ir., of South Nor»
walk, is in New York on business to
(lay.
J. lrviug Dibble arrived home last
night from' a very pleasant trip to her-
mods.
and Embalmer
Office and. Residence
Telephone 906.
M 80. Main 8t. 30. Norwolk.
woo-«ab...-
Miss Mary Murphy, of Norwalk, is
spending the day in New York on
business.
«Don't ibrgot Lincoln Council dunno
Thursday eve. New lied Men‘s llnll. '
Mend's (n‘chontru.
m
pain...
10' ORGANIZE. caucuses.
washrooms, March
lib—«Con-
O C edar
Dustless M0ps
The Map that can [be washed and used indefinitely
for hard Wood, varnished and waxed. iiloors and all sur-
faces. A duet allayer A labor saver
Complete, Ready to Use
$ 1. 5 0
A. J. Collins& Co.
nevsa- L‘ET A SMALL awesome: in cosr sscuae A GREAT
DIFFERF ace: in QUALITY.
Whatever you buy, we tell you Just what it is, and you always
I get what ycu pay for. Tiwould be dooiishly expensive for me to
send you any but the best grain and iced. for not since i starts-d
business some twenty years ago have I refused to return money it
dissastisiled with any delivery of grain.
our .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Specialty ,
Home ground Feeds ior Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
. , ‘
“an“...rm- .—
FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAPES MANAURES, MURIATE
POTASH. NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POVASHé BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
dd‘islriri‘d'di‘ “dd-4"} is stewardess”:
as WALL eraser
NORWALK. ,
prions 438.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
. Everything in the Opiic’al Line
,. Eyes Examined Fr’c '
is
al-
.1.
See the 1913 Models of’thc; .
Moyer Automobiles
Now on view at my garage. Demonstrations on request.
Agent
NOHWALK. CONN.
Autos to rent by the hour, day‘or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARAGE, RIVER 8TREET.
. SIIIIIII IIIIIS IIIIISIES
The speaker on this occasion was
3 men’s powerswwo are looming that
II we cannot keep our results unto-date
;; it we do not keep our mental notivn
. ties up- dodate.
Welcome Stranger Hide. No. 364.
Sons of St. (Moran. will hold its reign
lnr rneoilng'ihis evening.
... MM.
Thomas J. Manner. of the South
(Norwnlit Dry Goods Couipnny. in
areas, when it roconvenos. will find It
rival in the Capitol, for it developed
today, plans have been made to eetnb~
lioh here an organization to be lmown
as the Indian Congress. The arrange
ments wern'npprovbd at at meeting of
several tribal lndlnnu and their repro-
‘5
3 lbs Milk Crackers 250
spending the day in New York city eentativne la“ llllfllt.
on initial ii.
I ”I delegate from each or the American
will receive a salary, the amount to be
determined by the council at each
tribe, tofho paid out (if’dhil tribal funds.
The primary object or the congress
WA'liII‘NG’l‘ON, March 18.“ Conflict.
Iliiii nrincn between the federal govern»
meat and the local government oi the
ii‘llnirict of Columbia over littoto land
on Which now stand many public build-
ing», An investigation now" under way
by the district novemmeni to deter-
tho indiann before lilo government
and congrnss. The Indian newspaper.
mum”... titlotoproperty ban resulted tho Tomahawk, now printed on the
in the diobovory that many local gov White idsrth reservation, in Minnow
itl'ilmilii‘I. buildings are on ground own- to. I” “I” I“ I)“ “KIWI“ “‘Im’ and II
1nd by the (adorn government whild‘ is expected publication of the paper in
in numerous cases the reverse is the Washington WI“ “93'“ W ”'9 time “"9
rsno. When the investigation in mm extra session of congress convenes.
nicmd thh land probably will he on
mrsised by a joint commission and the
transfers mode on e stile basis.
The inquiry is an exhaustive one
investigators
have gone as {or back no 1776 in their
Search. One interesting feature devel-
oped m the foot that ache oi the
loads tor school mm were nonun-
' ”ed through lottery schemes whileoth-
on were ramped up at public auction
sales.
BU!!! FOR COMMIGMON. ’
Stephen J. Della has brought an inn
tor plunder suit against Joseph Illness
and ,dosoph Monkey to determine the
attention as to who is entitled to the
commission for selling Dallas coin in
Iilv'utnr street, South Norwallt recently.
The case will be heard beiore the
Town court during the latter port at
the present month.
scour-row Ann DESIGN” mo.
“hr-WW * ”WASHINGTON munch lax-«After an
illness of this weeks d’roi. Louis stow
Thisweek Spedal tots, of international thine so em
,tor and designer of art «works, died
dim Selim ion a» on Mimhnnifiitniemlery. tie
proton now. see also W..,. 136' ism,” your! old. was: biennium
mm We oi ‘
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The congress 'will how one rosidnnt
tribes oi' the country. Each delegate
will be to look after the internals of
ft lbs Bode; (‘rnchnrs ....................... . ...... 25s
3 hamper Crackers . 250
3 cans and. Condensed Milli 2m
ii lnrgn“‘i~hili. Machorcl .. .......... a 25a
2 can» iinei {Shrimp ................. 25o
‘ Phone 1mm.
Royal Grocery CO 22 30. Main iii.
Special Attention to Phone Orders.
30. Norwolk, Conn.
it Is one thing to hatch tho chiths. nnoihnr .
thing to raise them ’i‘hs stamina vigor and
ill‘tllliii" growth oi the chick depnndn on «any
management.
Conkcy 3 Starting Food
for Chicks 2 ~
in the ideal First me. it is sold on an nhso
into guarantee, withoutsny atrium emotion to
, it. to give entinisntiou or money promptly re
funded Try a beckons on this guarantee.
Sum“ also 25¢
Chaliles E DOW in! mesmerou M‘aag'r,
sou-rs uonwmx. count.
m
HOM‘ Tm’t“ DRIVEN T0 t
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MIBO SEDAN FIA‘VMOND HONORED.
MATH.
Mine Gum Raymond. of lilacs Nils»
melee. March is ~0haries Ann-”mitt. and a graduate oi the Nomad:
did. Weight. we: tritrnplcd to new ditch School in the class or labs iiii‘ii
beneath his horse's hoot: today. its been elected a member or the PM
one driver for a tantrum consummate Kenna Society an intercollegiate
hero and had but his team for a mo: Society or more who have the highest
largest plurality ever given a candl-
date on the state ticket. in his iirst
campaign for comptroller he defeated
Nich nlae Stanb, who was considered
the strongest man in the opposite par;
BIIIIIINII”“BIISIIIISS Biliii
'1 Form" We" Known Resident ty. As comptroller he had many prob
lame to decide because of complica-
tions which had arisen during the
deadlock session, which lasted through
1891 and 1892. The General Assembly
chose Mr rMend as one of three com
missionere to arbitrate the 'Hartford
bridge difficulty. The reason for his
large plurality in the 1896 election was
due to the fact that he was the only
candidate on the Republican ticket
is line at the Best Known
Authorities
The Cleveland Advertising Club had
a. luncheon at the Hollenden Friday
noon. which . was largely attended,
says the Jewish (Review and Observer
Mr. Samuel Davis, who is an excel-
lent speaker. Mr. Davis has been in
close contact with the lending dos
partment stores or the country and
an intimate knowledge of the success-
ful methods of merchants has emi-
nently fitted him to speak on this in-
teresting theme. He is a former South
lNorwalk boy and a brother to Joseph
and Dec Davis. of this city and East
Norwalk. respectively.
The address. which was as follows,
'was very interesting and instructive
and was of great. value to all who
attended. -
When Marshal Field gave out the
dictum—~"The customer is always
right"——he heralded his policy of serv-
‘lce to the customer first and last
-When Filene’a oi ‘Boston, refused to
engage anf elevator boy or delivery
man because (to use his words) “they
didn't iit into the organization," he
voiced his? recognition of the great
value of high standard in business,
and consistency in personnel. When
the Hamilton Brown Shoe Co, of St.
Louis, sounded the slogan: “Keep the
Quality Up.‘ they spoke in glowtng
terms the wisdom oi’ the rule that to
please permanently is better than to
profit temporarily. The broad bust.
uess creeds backed by big business
deeds throughout our land, preach luv
spiring sermons on the trite trutir
(illness that "no suliish policy can
achieve a great or lusting success."
Business without a principle. pol-
icy or standard is like a ship without-’
a compass or a destination. To at-,
"tempt to conduct a business without'
strict adherence to a principle. pur-
pose or plan predicates about the
same degree or success that a po-
litical party could expect from a cam-I
pain without a platiorm or a college
without a curriculum. it reminds me who hid been renominated. The Gen-
oi that expression—I dont know eral Assembly 3150 made Mr. M9“ 8.
where i'm going but I‘m on my vvs'ay commissioner with Judxe Morals
.An institution without a definite ex— arbitrate and settle the reiormatory
emplsry policy is a one time a one. scheme; which law had been reepaled.
man. or a smailman proposition. it
may be doing business but not build-I
his «business and in my humble opin-
ion. permanent, prolific merchandising school and academy there.
Me a far more lcommendoble achieve-Iii! business in New York city 101‘ ii
meat than any one time sale. short time and then returned here
if you know the character oi’ a and went into the general merchan-
business head. you'll know the char-5 diso business with his brother in law
A scientific
right and keeps them growing.
indenting. Just use
chicks you ever raised.
in boxes and bags, 25¢. in
book i!‘ii"E.
MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL
r
Factor of the business policy he is “119* He early became an active factor in
.I ly to pursue.
I own standards of ideals and ideas rived by his wife and four children.
. will reveal the service. Success ‘
If the tree and true entolding at a man's noon.
jj character. and character is simply the
, finished product at our mental habits.
:3 Character in business has no limit in
’2 its culture. I
What constitutes his the affairs oi the town die is sur-
is, The funeral will be Wednesday after
Dr. G. 8. Adamo.
Dr. George S. Adams, of Stamford.
died yesterday from the grip. He was
dityd‘lve years old. was lormerlyi‘su—
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LOVER’S
“THE PLACE”
h
We are just beginning to understand
'Orxanizing. is using the right men
“Humanizing id using the men right.”
Men who know how to get maxi»
mum results out of machines and ma-
terials are common—tho power to set
"the maximum of quality work out of
subordinates or out of yourselt in a
much . rarer possession.
nun“ nudism
Charles A. Mullinue.
(liming Mullingn. oi Cliff utrcei.
died inst night in tho Nnrwnlh i’loeplt
tel. ' rile is survived by one brother,
llohcrt: 'l‘Iiu funeral will take pier}:
from his brother's residence in cliff
street, at 2 o'clock Thursday alien
noon. The’nov. Mule Howell will oi»
delete and interment will who piece
In Riverside cemetery. lie Wits re.
coldly discharged in Alaska. utter
eighteen yeara‘ snrvidoln the United
Stolen Army ,
o
Easter
SHOES
'All the New
Spring Styles
Mrs. erihd Andorank
Mrs. Martha Anderson, the widow
of Austin .Andorank, died at her home
last night (it the one of seventy-three
years. ’ The funeral services wilitehe
piece train the funeral parlors of say-
mend and Son, at 2 an o clock, Thurs
day afternoon. itev. Unsweli will or.
delete and interment will take place
tit Pine island cemetery.
. ,
Ioniemln P. Mud.
Meninmtn P. Mead, of New Canaan,
formerly state comptroller and tor
mgny years one of the most active
iiiéil in politics in {sulphate county;
tiled new” after is long illness. lie
trail 85 More of Mr. steed was
town clerk hero in tho. Ind tram Milo
Pumped: Oxfordsc
§2 to $4,
Wear “Shoes that “Fit
“W
F: Insurance
trailer in 1894 and re- elected by the‘
The One Best Feed
for your baby chicks is on sale at our store.
mixture which starts
andfl you will positively grow the boat flock of
Sample package {twee
“Your money back if it fails}?
lilo- -pnge poultry
Get Pratts Profit-sharing Booklet.
RAYMOND BROS., 137 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Hot -|-
Good Friday; OrderNow
All orders for Hot Cross Buns must be paid lot in advance ex-
cept to regular customers who have charged accounts
None Sent C. O. D.
Large Assortment Easter Novelties
DeKLYN’S ii:
Mr. Mead was born in Bridgeport ;
Sept. 20, 5348 'He removed to Green-
wich and was educated in the high“
He was‘
perintendent or Dr. llivous auditor
'.rium, and before that had been r is
quarter or a century connected itb. _
the medical staff oi the Massachu its,
state Hospital at Westboro for minty.
years oi which he had been its miller»
intendent He was well known as an
expert on nervous and mental difi‘eas-
es. His Wife and a son survive. The
latter Is proiessor of electrical origin
neerlng at the Worcester Polytechnic .
institute.
| W
I Capt. G. H. Adams
Friends received word here today ~
01’ the death at Orient, L. l., yesten- ‘
day, or Capt George H. Adams, for-
them
Stop exper-
ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Buns. Q
merly keeper of the Little Gull Light:
Station, oii‘ New London [but who re- .
tired in 1906, after sixteen years in the
lighthouse service JR
MUssMENrs ‘ 5
An extraordinary bill ior this memor- .
able week. A collossai bill for St.
Panick's ueeh At the White Hmise
of Vaudeville.
HOYT’S
" ~ The Palace of Real Variety-
e .
~»._..._..._.
America‘s debut of Eur'opn a greatest
organization of athletes ’i‘be Allah‘s
Garden Abdellnhs
ARABIAN H00 L068.
Six of the finest combats ever import»
ed, in feats of during and skill, pen,
Ilormod at a mile a minute speed.”
w"‘ r
Extra Added Attraction.
"l‘he Standard Corncdy Triumph...” .
EDITH TOTTEN and 00....
Playing the rip touting inice,;“ThO
Smuggler"
M
A little maid of trulmmudetut idiontii
BLANCHE CALVIN,
'ilic Dolly llimplon (iiri cupiiiiittiitfl
in cornic songs and dances
iihiiorininors to the 400. T
EVELYN LEWIS and HAL NC
A swagger duo oi nmnicnl come
tortiilnors. ' '
’i‘ho lm‘mnpnrahin Herculean j ”3
THE GREAT RUDOLPHV
Assisted by Mme. Dares and Co
hunted by a spectacular lucveli? ,
Japanese Honeymoon".
GRAND
AHMOHY. WEDNESDAY, MAR
Tickets, $1.00, admitting standouts
to nation hem I!“ we: no:
snout. 'i‘ho horses started to in ‘hfidinfiinbhomwflmuid
mil “bin-om
C IT.“ McGovern
Norwalk Chronicler