‘wmnow
Draperies
White Curtain Muslin in
dots, figures and airlines
Scrims in white. cream and
Arab; plain and hemstitch
ed; also fancy borders
A complete assortment of
Colored Scrlms in many de-
Signal "
E. K. BANKS
Mallokrlmo Hotel Bleak
south Nomlk
Werner
CAPTAIN GRANT REMOVED.
WASHINGTON March 19. ~Ulyssen
Grant, Corps of Engineers, son of the
late MajoraGeneral Frederickd). Grant,
Eand grandson of President Grant, to-
,_’day was ordered relieved from duty
L ails superintendent of the State, War
{3nd New Building here,' effective
"April 30. die will be stationed at
;il.eavenwcrth. I'Kan. lHis successor
'lwill be Captain Douglas MacArthur,
of the Engineer school at Washington
‘ {barracks
Olive IBranch Lodge. No.‘ 19, K. or
P., will meet for the weekly- meeting
, tomorrow night.
Nelson Carruthers, of Broad River.
has resigned his position with Charles
E. Dow. and is now employed at the ’
Dresden Lace Works.
The ‘South Rorwolk Trust Company
_will close on Good Friday, but to ac.
commodate the merchants with their
.Eaater trade will remain open Saiur
day until 3 o'clock p. m.
———The buckle derby. 0' ilrien's.
Several loans were negotiated and
twelve new members were received at
the regular meeting for the month of
the Norwalk Building Man and in-
vestmcnt Company held last evening
Owing to the illnesa of the rector.
Rev. Mr. Coleman. the morning nor-
vice and the “three hour" service on
flood Friday at Trinityfihurch will be
omitted. At 8.00 p. m., the cantata.
"01in to Calvary" by Maullder. will
be eung by the choir.
wLateral style green hats. O‘llricn'n,
'l‘he boatmen at the Crescent alup
yard are putting the flniuhlng touches
on their boats, with the expectations
of launching them an soon as the tide
risen high enough to permll‘the iiilsllet
to slide of! the runway. The Wallet
mall the last boat to be belated up.
and no meat at the others will have
to wait until she is taken care of, firnt
may»... w.
-- {let your Hauler uhoon ni (Jillllliilllr
ly and lirarkon's.
Tubman Mcflrath. of llnnbury. nlnri-
rd for Norwnlit, last Monday. in hill
automobile. While going along: the
rnadnidu hill machine became Imlmdu
nod in the unit turf. between llidnnv
held and iiranohvllle. lihnblu lo not
the "intuition out under its own power.
the young man went for help. and
nhnrily atoll-ward» ho reappeared on
the scone oi the accident with nominal
mun. lmrsnn. dig Mildrnih wan able
to llfinllml on bill may thnthighu but
Mailed and started inr Nowell: attain
ymtmlny morning at daylight. )io did
not get, very far. only to the Namath
hill!» ice pond, and there. in some
way or other the machine delight fire.
Thematic wan slifllny' damaged. but:
dammit lo atop further Wet. ”He
then left the miller tor repairs at
Reynolda' was. and after the on
five: in, a condition an on to enable him
in urine once more, he returned in
Mallory. and incni'triendlrhave not
heard from him since. ‘
‘ a
., when derby and swell cans innit
mail for W Buy am, O'iirienn
'3 a Vanadium m
“if my mm
OUR EASTER BIBLES
AND PRAYER BOOKS
include everyupossible improvement ,I
in Bible making. The type is clear,
clean, sharp black dace. and is prinb ‘:
ed on the finest paper obtainable. _.
They‘ re reasonably priced. too.
EASTER NOVELTIES IN
STATIONERY
are here a-plenty. You can readily _j
choose- an Easter remembrance from
the suggestions our displays offer.
WmP. Beers
49 Wall St, Norwaik, and 8 South
Main St, South Norwaik. .
Easter
Cards
New Designs. Also a New Stock.
Prices ...... .. .. 1c to 25
Post Cards ........ . .. 6 for 5c
James Donaelly
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
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no...
tor UModnte Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Director.
and Embalmer
Office mafia-lumen
Telephone 904.
34 do. Main at. Bo. NDrWIlk.
wnA'rrlEn nonacasr.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight; ’l‘lluredny unectiied
and warmer, with rain in afternoon
or night; moderate southerly winds.
Weather conditions: A disturbance
contra] over Florida in causing cloudy
and rainy weather on the meat Gulf
and South Atlantic cousin. The wol-
torn disturbance new forum a long
trough of low pronoun» extending
from color-ado northcuntward to Up-
penhllchiuan. iiigh telnpuraiuron for
the amnion of the your prevail on the
mullloaai aide of thin disturbance and
very low lolnpernturoa ml the north-
weut aide. Quite a nevcru nunwntornl
with temperature» below zero preu
rally from Montana cuntwnrd to Mill
nounlu. M. Illurn, iiioni. it won 14
below zero. v
WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAl/l
Temperature: Low, ill; high. ”ill.
Clem.
. . M
Thermal» meeting of McKinley
(lamp. No. a. finnniah War Vetnrnnn.
,wlii be held in the Ndrwnlk Armory
this evening.
an
an
The Entered Apprentice condemn
{conferred at the «tilted communlmn
lieu of Old Well hedge. No. illll. F.
and A. lit. held last evening.
10031 eiiluens who follow amateur
ordain; slur Venus we. particularly!
bright. The great brilliantly of the
' star 17st reached that evening.
Frank m the low mum.
in: millet «titular residuum
where as MW a position in
astronomy noted last evening that tire 4
WWMWW
Dustless Mops
The Map that can be washed and used indefinitely
for held.~ wood, varnished and waxed ulcers and all sur-
faces. iii~ dust allayer. A lalbor saver.
Complete. Ready to Use
$.1 5 0“
A J Collins 8. Co
NEVER LET A SMALL DIFFERENCE llil COST SECURE A GREAT ,
DIFFERI .vcE IN QUALITY. ‘
Whatever you buy, we tell you Just what it is. and you always: ‘-
get what you pay for.T'lwou1d be doolishly expensive for me tol'
send you any but the best grain and feed. for not since 1 star (rigid
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 for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAPE8 MANURES. MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE AIR SLAGKED ILlME. LAND PLASTER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
eon-—
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aWdEfikfihdH‘ immmmd'm'l'f
* O. D Jackson 58 WALL STREET
3 NORWALK.
0!" Optician PM“ “8'
if Everything in the Optical Line
e Wish to Demonstrate-
to automobile experts the reasons why the spring suspension of
Eyes Examined Free a.
MtWWt-l-Mth-a
The Meyer Automobile
DEMON8TRATION8 AND CATALOGUEB ON REQUEST.
if residing out ol‘ town reverse the telephone charge.A
OSCAR 11' BANKS’ '- . come.
GARAGE, RiVER OTREET. NORWAAL.
t
i3,
\ . ‘ " v5
3le Milk Crackers 250
humanitomackere . ..... ........... 253;
3ibn.0yaterprnokoru ..25q’
deans annulus Condonnod Milk.2ilgi
3 large Suit Mackerel 2:2,
lacuna nest Elhrimp .. ........ .* 2 .
mil-8. 24‘
Royal Grocery C0. 22”. min at.” no. Mom-linen .
Special Attention to Phone Orders.
HOLY «WEEK.
inter-Brotherhood Week at prayer
~ Tonic for Thursday.
lint no my for the reunion or - William Joyce, at Willow sheet.
l lulu illil iiiiiiiiil
i
William Joyce. 2:.
i‘hrintendolnm Want Nnrwnilt. died at his home last
0 due? W6 J0!“ W130 0“ ”‘9 evening lit the are of ill) years. {The
night before Thy Passion gathered funeral anrvlnen Will be given int/hr.
'l‘hy dincipien about Theta in the up. WNW.
per Room. and uttered Tum” for To atone MAIN artisans;
.. by petition the Honorable Mayor and
' Common Coudh‘il of the City of Nor»
': walk to take whatever steps may be
- necessary to cause to be made a re-
”. assessment of all of the property in
I: said city that is subject to taxation,
~ and we hereby obligate ourselves
2'. assist, should it be so desired. the How u" and David Bobbitt, came into con
1; orable Mayor and Common Council, to “Cl with the wire and met the fate
‘: secure such monorail no they in their
-» discretion may feel are necessary to
.I attentively carry out our recommeno
'j dations. either by appearing before the
ASS 83M NiS
fill of liorwaill Board at Trade ': ;: ALCOHOHHPEW
y . p, . , AWeeiabiei’mpal-allonionls
Calla Attention to inaquah- ' ' film‘lfllillgiilt’i’uodanillieiiuh
. , . . linglllcSlomthsaldIImsul
has illiild Lists , - W
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BM" 8'" AN“ y l" Promolcsiligesiloufluelfd
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. OpimuMorplunc norliiunl.
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Plans Made lor the Annual Ban- m_
quelaiHolei Norwalk , ‘3“,
‘ than»
The regular meeting of the Norwaik .
Board of Trade directors was held, last “I“
evening, in the Norwalk City Council .$§”§5§¥§$§3&l€hm
rooms, the full board being present. Wonns£0llvllislolls Fewrisil
Routine business was transacted and a 11253 andLBb ‘SOF SLEEP.
committee was appointed to investi- FacSinilc 5'.de j
gate different matters and to report ‘ ’
at the next meeting, as the Norwalk W ;
and «New Canaan :Raidroad, widening NEW
of Wall street and the matter of in - ‘ A”, months old
creasing the dues. . D0535... CENTS
The following resolutions were re- L35“"””‘
commended and adopted. "' "
.. . ..l.,«
rantce llii
City Assessment List H
Whereas, the Norwalk Board of
Trade. having through a special com-
mittee appointed for the purpose, care-
fully examined the assessment list of
Exact copy of Wrapper.
The Kind You (Have: “’
Gilliam
——_
For Infants and children.
Always. Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
r
in,
Use
For ivsr
Thirty Years
TN! C‘N‘l’ll’l OOIVIIOV. NEW vonn CITY
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‘——.-_3
our City, and said examination having
walk a copy of these resolutions
Resolved, That the secretary be, and
many inequalities, errors in dimensions
of properties, and some total omis-
glans; . he hereby is, instructed to (Millard a
2nd. That said inequalities, errors comic! these TESOWUWS ‘0 the Board
and omissions place an unfair burden of Trade. of South Norwalk. with a
of taxation on many of our citizens; letter explaining the action taken by
and members; this board, and asking their coopera-
3rd. That an equalization of aesesa lion resuming the town assessment.
meat will make a very large increase The Annual Banquet
in our grand list; and. i The committee on the banquet re-
Whereas. an examination of our cost ported that the annual banquet will be
of City Government shows that unless held in the Norwalk Hotel. on March
Bald increase in grand list is made our 27. The toastmaster and speakers are'
rate of titration to take proper care of to be: Toastmaster. Dr. Carl A. Hill‘—
u
Iiy become very much hisher than at E. J. Hilly-Prof. Willard E. Fisher, of
present. and further Middletown. Connecticut. and Dr. Giles
Thli public improvements are praCt- of New Jersey.
lcally impossible without an almost
prohibitive tax rate, therefore be it ELECTRICITY KILLS FISHERMAN
now
Resolved, Thabwe. the members of Were Trying To Kill Fish By Chaitglng
the Norwallt Board of Trade. do here- Water With Electricity.
lANC‘AS’l‘ER. 0.. March 19. wWhile
trying to kill fish in the Scioto river
by charging the water with electricity
from a wire attached to the third rail
of the nearby tracks of the Scioto Vai-
to lay Traction Company, Dudley Carpen-
intended for the fish.
i
council to show the necessity of such
reassessment. or before the Board of
Estimate and Tallulah to ask an an
propriation sufficient to assure its ob
llolency. or In any other manner that
they may august, and, be it further
dissolved. That the secretary be. and
he hereby is. innlruciod in forward to
the city clerk for prenentation to the
Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
cil, acopy of then resolution.
Town Monument Lint.
Where”. the Nomad: liloard of
'i'l‘ade having. through a committee.
appointed tor that purpauc. carefully
examined the unlennmem lint or the
Town of Norwslk, and naid uxalninm
‘tion developed:
int. . That there are in Mild list
many inequalities and ammo omission»
of. taxable property.
2nd. 'i‘iult paid inequalities» and
omission: remit in an unfair diatribe»
lion oi the burden of taxation among , ..
tho inapnyurn of our town. ilulpbur i‘luir Remedy «ml-on will get
am. That snlenuallrniion cleanest " ”'3‘? ”0m" WWW” 5” WM
moat: nhoulli result in a very large in- ~ ,
\ftl‘dmia in our grand lint and a conne-
quont reduction in our tax rate: there-
fore. be it now
”I’ll i lliii
Grandmother's Recipe for
Dandruff and Restoring
Color to Hair.
Almoni everyone knows that Sago
Ten and Sulphur. properly maumumh
ed. ill-luau hack the natural color and
learn; to the hair when faded. nimuio
all or gray; also cures dandruif. itch
lull scalp and stops falling hair. Yours
and the only way to Hot thin mixture
was to make it at home. which. in
miles! and tnnlbleeome.
Nowadays nitlilnd chemist» do thin
better than ournalvea. lly nailing at
any drug store for the ruudydeunc
produntwcallud "\Vyeih‘n Sane ‘uud
It‘s
men when Thou dimlt otter Thy Mi gutting today there will he a tron
broken and Thy blood animated. ire-.1. glider Iidliousd at the corner of
greatly desire to libero in Thy 3m latitudinal Wall directs. Chief Thule“
bounty to know the tone lanolin: #1‘ motherland stated this mmlnli‘ihnt
Th? adornment“ Mama. to N no main would be allowed to fl all
an: idlinhiii With til mm Jim neon. would only he allowed in ”pop
main Theo. minu- wmdown for a slim time on the am one
o banter: that new «palate ambit. Thus regulated the paying my on on
wealtwbeomu'l‘lwufldflrwlthmacnmmmmm ‘
m in any the W'I‘ Hirer. let us
i.
Mdlnuahiln. of. New turn my. spent
“the recent Weekend Olin Risa flint:
Mill www.croeanoenoat will“.
i Will
Those Me an motion tor unity.
man who are hindering unity.
The various medium or the can...
bound closer in Then and in the (little: ”up at...“ and out team: “a film. a Monumental all of the property
lilies ems Robertson and diluted
rimmlvsd. That no. the members of
the Nomnlk hand of Wade do here-
by petition the selwtmen of the Town
of Nowell: to tulle whatever etch!
may be necsmry to class in he made
in“ ma town that is subject to all. ,
lion, and we hereby: obligate parasites}
to assist. should it he: so desired, the‘
Million or our town names such;
an that diureticn:
l are dummy toyeflealirslyi
Ii “m
"Elma.
developed: he hereby is instructed to forward tol
1st. That there are in said list, the selectmen of the Tom of Nor-
jN. Dunning and Ralph 0. Wells, coun.
our present obligations must necesnar—i strom; speakers John J. Walsh, Hon.|
iiilil ullu illilililii ml alum
Hot ‘ -|"
Good Friday; Order-Now
All orders {or liot' cm nun: maul be and «for in advance on
cent to molar customsre who have charged accounts.
" , None Sent C. Q;
Assortment Easte‘ avoided
RECEIVERS GET MONEY.‘
HARTFORD, March 19.—’—sc'e""T-twa ,
gel ‘for the receivers of the Windsor
Locks Savings Bank, wele allowed
compensation ill the sum of. $506 each
on account, by Judge Case in the Eu-
perior Court recently. Mr. Dunning
told the court that the receivers had
[already paid dividends amounting to
75 per cent. and would soon pay an— ‘
other. ‘
The sum of $1, 000 was allowed Re-
oeher Edwin L King, at the Pratt
& (lady Company as compensation the ‘_
past three months. ~
. v
TUG CAPTAlN races SERIOUS
' CHARGE. ”
NEW Loxox, Maren lea—Albert".
Free. of the tug Sarah E. McWilliama. ,
has been charged with endangeringr
life in violation of pilot rules and ora "
dared to appear before United Staten 3
inspectors Withey and Stewart. hero
on March 26 for trial; The charge
grows out of the local United States
Inapeolion ‘Board'e. investigation into
the ions of barge Anna R. on February ‘
'5. when the lives of gerbert Bristol. b
barge master. and an unknown wo«
man were destroyed. The barge broke
away from tug McWilliams and found-
ered near Bartlett Reef.
i Silli iii Mill Sliil’iiliii
homo druggistd’ make their own on
it'll handily too sticky, so insist upon.
getting "Wyeth’s" which can lie tier , *
pended upon to restore natural color:
and beauty to the hair and is the bell:
remedy for dandruff. dry. feverish.
iluhy strain and to stop fullinlt hair
Folks like “Wmlh'a sale and‘flu
phur" immune no one can positively
tell that you darkened your hair. M it
due» it so naturally and evenly. lay!
a wellvltnuwu downtown drllgltldi. You»
dampen a sponge or m brush“ and
draw it through your hair, tuition 0
email «trend at a time.- This mouth"!
but a few moment» by morning til
may lulir diauppenrs and utter moth
application or two in runtored‘to i
natural color and looks even more ll "
tllul and glossy than over. '
? Buns
iiD
Ilia I .
Norwalk Chronicler