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WINDOW.
Draperies
, White Curtain Muslin in
dots, figures and! stripes. «
Serials in white, cream and
Arab; plain and hemetltcb- .
, ed; also randy borders. ‘
_‘ A complete assortment of .
Colored Serials in many (is-
signs.
E K BANKS
Mahaokemo Hotel Sleek
1 South‘NoI-wnlk
Goods
6 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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WEATHER FORECAST. 3*
For Norwallt and vicinity; Rain to-
.nlght. Unsettlé‘d weather with show
:i ers tonight on Tuesday; warmer to
. Instrument
S .4 night; high sinthwest wnds. Weath-
St . I
l or conditions: A well- defined storm, 1 gs
central this morning over Upper Mich- and parts of all [kinds A complete
3311 has (mused high winds and heavy and besLline that can be bought at
; rains during the’ last twenty-four hours
’ betWeen the Rocky Mountains and the J D H y
! Lake region lWinds from fifty: to slx- ames ‘. 0 fine
lty miles per hour and from one to' NEW STAEIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET, -
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
three inches of rainfall were reported
. from several places. The storm will
For Untmte Ber-vice Call
‘ probably pass out the St. Lawrence,
Fred. H. Ganung
l
l Valley tonight and this vicinity will be
l on the southern edge of it It is fol-
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Funeral Director
and Embalmer
lowed by an area of high pressure,
5 (which is producing pleasant weather
with zero~temperatures in the north-
Offlce and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. 80. NOrwnlk.
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." west. Freezing temperatures extend
‘ as far east as Wisconsin.
l WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
’ ..Temperature; Loyv, 31; high, 39.
Partly cloudy.
Big assortment of Base 'Ball Goods
at William P, 'Beers' Stationery Store.
The semi-monthly meeting of Uncas
Hayloft, No. 26%, l. 0. R. M., will be
held tonight. ~
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~——-——--—-— Augustus C. Knorr, of South Nor-
Jack'Paston. of .Brldgeport, former— walk, spent sundny in New York city.
ly of this city. was visiting friends
here yesterday. Edward W. Kelley, Jr. is visiting
his family in Norwailr for the day.
""Wllliam Traceypdr" of Columbia
Medical School, of New Ypi‘ficity. is
spending a few days with his parents
in «Norwnlllflifi‘e
i
walk. spent yesterday in New York.
Homer :3. Beers, of Westport,
'Miae Gladys Flynn, who is attend-I
lug leuralton ‘l-lall, Milford, is home
for the Easter vocation.
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Miss Mildredwsheehnn has resigned‘Hlppodrome on Saturday with
her position in Rundle‘s, and a la friend.
ii in mm n'a Bakery. m
Iron a positlo y James ilarkins. of Newark, New
Mrs. George P. Drshr, of Weatileid,
' Conn, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Morris, of West
street.
, M
Miumts Elsie floss and Lorine <liyxbce
have returned from Bridgeport, where
' they were visiting the luttcr’e‘ sister TI"! delegates to the D. A. R. suite
1 [0” 10,, dill!!! . meetings at Cheshire tomorrow will
_‘ ‘ ' take the 1):” train:
Mr. and Mrs. Joimi‘iorduu find 30h
Kenneth. of Danbury, were Huntley
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joined Flynn.
3. g ‘ oi lmlznlmih street. '
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'l‘Im mundane of Court. Nnrruk Drum
, Dorm are rmuustcd to must at the
‘ bomb Norwulk Blatlon to take the I“ MW York on ”WIWW‘
. ~4---~
; l i r timmiord.
‘6 m ”um um g“ to Miss Helen Drumm of Elizabeth. N.
I lh‘llnn llumhle Worthington, oi“ New 3» W“ the weuieeud iiuufil of Miss
from a former student at "tiles Iinlrda Florence Keller of Mimic street
’ Bruulnary, is spending her inhaler vase». "gm
. . . orite Dliworlh of The weekly dunes of the bile tlav
myxnm" Mm“ ’~ era was held to Arlen mu on Batur
. lriny night and its usual proved a de-
William Integral, dimmed With lighttui affair.
‘ drunkenness. “breach oi the peace, and W
, mm fulfill); my oliicer oi the in), The quarantine has .heeu‘rcmovsd
3 promo “my to QM my trimmer not from the house of Frederick A. Lane
guilty to the latter. He was fined t6 and family. i Crescent Terrace. The
: (or being drunk and tie for resisting-condition chitin um is ’very’much
7 moor John m Reynolds, w‘ho minis better and friends are congratulating
the mud late fintlmlly mum, itnd Mm upon his reenter!
paid in.» in all for his tsmerity.
bicycle and when he did not return
This week m, an folks were worried and ”no
no”) ”Wm“ etioeius'an lie 6‘ ”Emma“? Hammméwuflflfi
' d‘lasbid:lg. “ Wt and h“ ”m m€., .
walk.
Rev. Gabriel Dokus, of New York. is
visiting at his home here for a few
days.
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‘Mr. and Mrs. Thomas <1. Raymond,
of West street, have returned from a
visit at Atlantic City.
Allorncyficncral John M. ”will, of
South Norwdlk, is spending the day
Harry Brockwall, of Chestnut- outlet.
3 went away yesterday alternoou on dis
[Baseball
WinP. Beers .3
Moses P. Hallock, of.South Nor— '
is 1'
spending the day in Norwalk on boat 3
Edward J. riaherty attended the
a ..
Jersey, is spending a few days in Nor‘ .
Dustless
I The Mop that can be washed and used indefinitely
for hard wood, varnished and waxed iioors and all sur-
faces. A dust ailayer A. in-bor saves.
Complete, Ready to Use
_ $1.5 05 ,
A.J. Collins 8. Co.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT SOMETHING GOOD FOR YOUNG
CHICKS.
The success of your breeds, from the moment they are out of
the shell, depends on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds, home
«prepared; 'are the kind you can depend on to make fine, healthy (owls
and iuture steady layers. We use not only the best and cleanest
materials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide
our the youngest chick as well as the dull grown fowl. Only sweet,
sound, cracked grains are permitted lto go lhto our deeds Bonnie
Little Chick Feed is .not an experiment, but is something that has
been carefully tested, and there is nothing used that can not be
fed alone with perfect sefety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the
choicest imported Mlllets, line cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and
selected grains, such as oatmeal, cracked wheat, cracked kafflr, peas
and fine old cracked corn, which combined, make a food best adapted
to produce strong and vigorous chickens.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
FERTILIZERS,
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAPES MANURES. MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
chorb Jackson 58 WALL STREET
Optician 2:23:
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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We Wish to Demonstrate.
t; automobile experts the reasons why the spring suspension of
The Meyer Automobile
Makes it the easiest riding car on earth.
DEMONSTRATIONS AND CATALOGUES ON REQUEST.
If residing out or town reverse the telephone chargeA
OSCAR H. BANKS,-
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
Aent
ORWAL .CONN.
South Norwalk Dry Goods Company
28. ~3.0 and .32 some MAIN smear
{Specials
From 7 to 9 o’clock Tonight
Ladins' Feet MINOR «lions
nt.io|lstndeesel|loooelosooCDII.I-0 5C DRIP
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27 inch Financing, 75c vnluo .... 25c
we can Tnlcum’ Powder ....... ..............‘.........’...t...... 30
lioye’ and Girls‘ Stockings ..... . 7 i~2o
1 lot of 750 Shirt Wnlsts Just arrived, high and low neck ...., ails
Special on Children's lists .....‘...... lice
closeness-oss-
BUTT“; lbs iIIIiIlC‘.IIIII001MOIldtltoil-‘IOOIIII g
3’0?on .116er 010‘!OIOIIIOIDIOIM‘IIOCN‘Isle.Ui'illoa"
3FulI§§l16dCifllametOfl asw-asonu-caososnns-oox. 55?:
m of Eflly I”. Pm-zsnumsuonmwmomignomes... 35¢
Redo:- ‘ifellow Onions, perfectstock, peck .........,..... 23c
unglihnd'l‘umlpnpeck
Ail-I‘lltndllfliltdIld‘iIsOI. 15¢
a».
' Best? anm(mlilodm,i snows
I “ scoot’unsloOl-edeottdifllltsrolosos. ’0
Cocoa, full I$011M, packedin quart Mason Jars m...” one
a fists!"c.-sun-\oupont‘orrnstkleidluvboI:‘tfl
Business
00V BALDWIIIWAIITS THE
:: and I
' other of the six candidates. it seems
BEST Hill
(Continued fromgli‘irst Page.)
;: had only yahoo ”votes of "the“ total
‘1 Vote for governor, which was 190,000
in all. It was enough to elect me
had more votes than any
veryI probable that I’got them be-
‘ * cause those who votod‘for me were“
of the opinion that lhad pursued,
on the. whole the right course as gov-
ernor, in my first term. it looks so
" when it is considered that I receiv-
ed seweral thousand more votes than
the Democratic presidential ticket got
and several thousand more than any
other of the candidates on the Demo-
cratic state ticket got.
’Manto the Best Men.
."My opinion as to appointing to
public oilice was very plainly made
known two years ago. intend for
putting'ln the best men after giving
due consideration to the claims for
reappointment of‘whoever~ is at the
time holding the office, always re-
membering that if there wore two
men equally fit the man of'my party
is naturally entitled to the prefer-
ence i stand for the principle that
the prevailing party ought not no
cessarily to monopolize every office,
great and small. The Republicans
while in power acted pretty strictly
on the rule that ‘to the victors belong
the spoils,’ without much regard to
anything (but the party label which’
a man may wear. The Democrats
thought they had pushed that rule
,too far; i believe that the peo-
ple thought So when they elected
me. I looked over the state pretty
carefully and took full time to con-
sider before 1 reappointed Mr. Cor-
bin. .
“i found no man in the state whose
qualifications for tax commissioner
can bear comparison with those of
Mr. Corbin. Hevhas filled the allies
well; he has increased the taxable
resources of the state; he has
brought under taxation interests that
had escaped it; he has Just reported
as one of the special commission on
taxation the plan of taxing our rail~
roads on their gross earnings, which
if adopted. as it ought to be, will
probably give as nearly as much from
them next year as has been realized
this year. notwithstanding the great
depreciation in the valuations of their
taxable property. which must be an-
ticipated. He has not been content-
ed with trying ‘to enforce the law,
he lins'iubored to improve them and
has done so with great good Juds-
ment and a wide acquaintance With
economic truths.
"l confess that i do not see how
senators who believe all this to be
true 0! him, can Justify a vote against
his confirmation."
TO THE ENGLI8H SUFFRAGETTES
They burocd a restaurant at Kew,
They spoiled a hundred thousand
letters.
‘1 They usede‘bomb, or maybe two,
To show Lloyd George they were
his Ibetters.
1: They wrecked a golf course in the
night,
They set ablaze a Dublin l‘lull,
~: They broke such windows as they
might,
But yet they've had no votes at all.
:- Why should they bother with such
trifies?
Why waste good time in childish
play.
When, well equipped with.
and rifles,
They could do murder every day?
They might. for instance,
clergy,
l'ly cutting every yparson‘s nosc off,
Or make the bishops and and dlrgy
lly «burning every prelate‘s loos off.
‘ \
On Sundays, they, with oil and match.
so
Could burn an orphanugeror three
And stand outside to cut the thntchcn
From children who might strive to
flee.
/
The King and Queonfwhen drawn
and quartered,
The ministry burned at the stake,
Would prove how well is llriton
daughtered
And quite a deep impression make.
Bent loud the Amazonian drum!
Slay lover. husband, sister, brother.
And send the land to kingdom,
some! , 3
I. “New York Telegraph.
. EABTER 05W PARTY. ,
The Nacho, the (trays and! the Quin.
lords gathered at ’the shack at the
Knob Club yesterday. altemoon and
enjoyed an Easter party. Supper was
served at about the time] time and a
pleasant title was spent near the we-
tor. The silent Mnihmt mind made
an unpleasant techno, but did not
swords --
mark the ‘
The tiny of usm-byapnmblnese is over .
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have?
Always: Bought
salesperson Bears the.
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SOME SPEED THIS YEAR. ‘
Dr. W. L Weed,,dentist, has pur-,
chased a Barker engine of the Type x
style for his launch and is having the
motor ihsthlied in his thirty-ands
(half foot boat. ,lt is expected that
quite a little speed will be gotten out
of the craft this year with the new
engine.
SMALL CHIMNEY FIRE.
There was a chimney fire in tho 1
home of M. T. Dcnnelly, of Main street.
on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o‘clock.
lThe entire department responded in)
soon had the blaze extinguished. 1N0 ,
damage was done. Mr. Donnelly is a.
former lumber merchant and is one of
the more recent additions to Norwalk's
residents.
Fm
BEN HUR FLOUR
70 cents a bag 4
$5. 50 per Dbl. Best on the: make
20 North Main St. -
Phone 143.
UNITED GROCERY co.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House ~- .4.
33 South Main St.,ScutIi Norwalk ‘
Every woman who takes pride in her appearance should see and
know our New Spring Ready-towear Garments. in style they are ab-
solutely correct, vet they are distinctive and different from any
others you will see. in quality and fit they are positively unexcelled.
But you must see them to really know them.
\ 33 South Main St, . 5‘85
South Norwalk. ' tamford.
We Alte'r Free. Style Shore for Women.
OPEN ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY.
Main St, ’-
contractors
Maring Construction Co. a... W...
Estimates furnished on all kinds at building donstructitiu‘a, alter.’
aliens and repair work.
123 WASHINTON erase-r. scum uoswntx. :‘ ’
TEL. 357-12.
ANOTHER —.——-- .. ..
Reduction
Market of COAL has dropped
Phone 7 2 l
HARRIS 8t GANS COMPANY
EASTER COUPON
Cutout this Coupon, present it at our store into week, and ily
basins $1 00 worth or more of Groceries, except. i utter Sam and
' Ears. you will recdlve ,
20 .379! ’ STAMPS
finalise the modular and madmsflrmonl
Norwalk Chronicler