hand lot as i'cimbhrse you I'or
elephonc 1230.
south Norwuik, CDnn
i, kinda of insurance. ..
I,
" street, in New Britain.
4 will he heard at
William Daniels, of Norwaik. spent
_ terday in ”Bridgeport, attending the
eatre.
. Catholic Union Council, No. 46, K.
0.. Will hold its leguiar meeting
Sluice Mary Nash. or South Norwallt,
spent yesterday in New York, attend-
; {its the theatre.
“Miss Elizabeth WRnndail or Norwnlk.
client yesteldsy in Bridgepolt attend
ind the theatre.
' [Buckingham w. R. C. “'“1 hold an
«all day sewing session on Wednesday
1S1! G. A. R. Hall, No rwaik.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. \‘o 364
Song of st. George, uiil hold its roan
Jar meeting this evening,
' - United Brotherhood Carpenters and
olnero‘ of America. «No. 756, will hold
E rcglliar meeting this evening
~. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Mitchell, or
r e'iey street, are entertaining lilies
rival tied Mitchell, of new York.
Miss Ada Mechaley or Washington
‘SYBMG- Stamford. has returned home
1.9““ a' visit with friends at Norwalk.
Ride of ‘Court Nalrult Ci1cle. No.
«a... lQompaniou of the Forest, will
(will its regular meeting tomorrow ov.
nine.
MM
' “Mrs. C. J. Poet and son, Beemau, or
Mutant street, South Norwaiit spcnt
turday with friends in Elizabeth
rt. N. J.
Miss Elsie Knapp, of Riverside av-o
lie. has taken a position as book-
S caper with the New England Gro
’ dong pompouy, in North Main stlect.
“George Williams. a welhimown
uthNorwalk hatter. has secured 11
line position with the arm of Kelley
it DoWnes. hat manufacturers in Alt
m. 01110. .4. .
but members who are going to at-
‘ urt Frances, Order of the Gold
In Sceptre, tomorrow to filing re-
coated to be there early. as til i
Till; will begin at 7:110 .
' will the tl’mét 0%! I. If. new
p” 1; unit, Clll‘unagli it: [lose have
,S vol 2000 samples of best all acct
rich to make up a unit for you
«.1 mil please and sailor} Y01S11m59
"ti funnel.
»son and .1111 hats ......h.a;:- '
“Show.
Wm
"Transact your 1.1.15.1... throllltlt the '
til Norwnlk Trust (30., which 91111112 .‘
to large and' mill depositors
rain. Ill 5 bank for good can .
hing 1:11.111... Wag. at credit,
Magnolia
Clover
Milk
Tel .371 .
Granulated Sugar, 22 lbs $1
Creamery Butter lb 3% ‘
East IndlaTea Co
Best Fatally 69c.
10c a can
125 Washington Street ”'1
r
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1101.st TR‘ACK HEARING
.1... New BRITAIN.
IN
" mfi'Ait'l‘h’ORU‘Lll‘iarcn 25. «A petition
i bFl
lie’é‘x’i‘“ prosented lo the Public Util
Company asking rm approval of a
proposed method of double trolley
tracking on a portion of West Main
The petition
the oince oi the
commission, March 26, at 11:15.
Paper
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.’
Herbert W. Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwaik. Phone 593-12.
“ i
see '
DustMops
39' cts
Dus't Absorbing Mops for hardwood
floors. Chemically treated and can
be washed.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. .
SOUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery. Phone 397
72 N. Main St.
Get ' your
GrOccries
AT THE
New England"
Grocery
1 0 %'
Cheaper than
fhhywihalic. else
in: WWW
Saul Schllepsky, prop
ouccsoior to l... Jorclofl.
PHONK 158. woeful“. DGLLYMMgi
Jaws? No.1
"tor a Goo
Smokes
«(.311
Good (311151
the story. .ltaohdolwbfin .5
,, 1.11m told a mullet tier 1
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ham iii "“31 {WM 91
w! c 11
' ony'tbe 1.23.1.1.de
airbase. another boy choc
"slat". the Muslim m
.._....._..~-_ fin»...
Old Well lodge, F. and A. ‘M., or.
South .Norwa lit, and Calintillan lodge»!
or Bridgeport, will make a fraternal
visit to Union lodge, oi Danbury, next
'1' ill "’“boh‘ntitimmn by the Connecticut ”Friday evening and will return home.
by special train. The Master Mason'-
degree will be exemplified by the dot
gree team of Corinthian lodge An-
drew .l. Hallocit, cf Bridgeport, past
grand master of Connecticut. will so
as worsiliplui master during the oer
emonies;
”-.-
——Any sltin itching is a temper-team
er.‘ The more you scratch the worn
it itchea. Doan' s Ointment curs pliant
eczema-any shin itching. At all drugl
stores. !
The ’i‘eamster‘s Union will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow evening. ‘
the best Jobs at .the disposal of the” -
Wilson 11111111111111.1101. has been put in
civil service. It. Is the position or the
t] the Forest Service, SS
.900. and which is uowheid by
rat. Henry 8. Graves.
vacant either on the Voluntary resig-
nation of'Mr..nraves or because of his '
Immoral tor tallure to carry out p... .
party the duties of his adios, . ‘
The Civil service Commission threw
its manna of protection over the chief
forester. and Attorney~General.- MC:
Rea holds has approvéd the aotioh.
NW HA.VEN. Marchsnzoeriié‘hohw
tGrme, is a director. at the Ytuio‘ M:
'on School on ludeanltolleaxe .0: ob-
senor.
v
DISORDERLY RESQRT KEEPER
.. ' FINED.
. ‘H‘AR'PF‘DRD, MW QS'TLIti to pc-
whlcll ‘
Under new S
Sonditions, the position will become,
...;111111i§7‘ Will 11].. terminals '
)Tlilc
S'Illl'il.
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.-—-’I‘he
asthmatlmplhltmwemaawnm} a
licbioourt today Ué8‘ant‘1’l' elitist
tor Sedan alleged disordilriy‘ politic, was
sent to Jail for six months’ “till one
;charg’e and‘ bound over to the Scperlor
‘court under $2 000 bonds on another
charge. Two women made seriousc
charges against Dayton in their testi-
menu before the court. one of them
declaring that the man had threatened
to shoot her and had «beaten her with
a leather strap in order to force her
to carry out his nefarious plans. She
also declaed that he had kept her con-
fined for a time. and had also sent her
on the streets to attract patrons to
his place. Dayton admitted that he
had conducted‘a place of evil resort
sincerJune, 1912. .
— We Give 21;} Green Trading Stamps—Ask for them -
Somersault Sale
A Quick Turnover (or Cash Makes it Possible.
\
LAUNDRY STARCH
' 2|bs
Special Price 'This Week.
7 cts®
Iona Succotash'
Sultana Corn
Specially packed tor us.
3....2‘5.
Reduced this week '.
PEANUT BUTTER, a 11. 11 a“.
Delicious on Toasted Crackers.
Usually loc.
ASPARAGUS 10.:
in lndivlduai Can
* Kellogg s Toasted Corn Flathead pkg 10c
Matteo .Brestttast Complete
, New
Laid
N, no
What are you payinx “for absolutely FRESH EGGS?
try ours?
Fresh Sale fed,
.Sun‘n b o
h“. 115m
«."1.
New
‘Laid'
way” not
a dozen 221‘:
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«Brand a dozen 27c
Hill fights. Every out; simulates-d absolutely.
til . ..S¥AMPS
.
it \
FREE 10'
WMIGW EA'WNM Gm Ilmuloo ‘I'n lidsal at it“!
Ghosolato.,oaol1
1 bottle A and l’. Cider.
, i too I
l 1 pigs (treadmill
“l
[liar A. and P. {out .‘
. , the i ,1 bolt Shelter Gait _
flatsup idol 1 can wilawaihln allow Fine-
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heart to?
3'! «15°
10oSSSS
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amid inc _
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20 Mull”
protrummltoomosmns Tea
idfitmpowitihllliIGulthIAGMMwithlib Tea , Silo
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70o
Automathuah lenposioion i to) thaw will
heathen prepatodsnor thSonPnnahia‘
ciiic internationabzlithpoditlony: to 9
held in San Franclsco, in 1915 to com-
memorate the opening of the Panama .
canal.
in the past work oi getting ready for
a world‘s fair, perhaps. no‘ feature is or
greater importance than the planning
of the manner 11 which the‘exiiibits
shall be displayed, in order that their
inspection shall S prove of the greatest
benefit to the visitor. no matter what
his walk of life. '
A modern universal exposition is an
epitome of human achievement con-
taining in logical relationship man's
words and work. It'coustitutes a corn-
pcndlum, for ready reference, of the
accomplishments of all peoples in an
phases of their activities, both meter.
is] and intellectual. :It is a. dictionary
of human development.
Because of this development, and
because, public opinion becomes more
critical as the years go by, the task
of creating a classification of exhibits
becomes more and more dlmcnlt with
each succeeding exposition. it must
satisfy present conditions of art, sci-
once and manufacture.
With these fundamental conditions
confronting him Captain Asher Carter
Baker. -.U S. N., (retired) director of
exhibits, has devoted the past ten
months to the plan and preparation cl!
3 plan of classification that is pro-
nounced marvelous by the best known
experts on the subject. The document
has Just been issued by the exposition.
and bears the endorsement of Dr. Fred-
erlck J. V. Skid, director-inchiefbt
the exposition and well-known inter-
national expert on classification, under
whose supervision it was created by
Captain Baker.
The classification includes eleven
departments: Fine Arts, Education.
Social Economy, Liberal Arts. Manu-
factures and Varied industries, Mia
ohincry, Transportation, Agriculture.
rhive «Stock. Horticulture and Mines
and Metallurgy. These departments
t have been divided into 136 groups, sub
divided into‘ 800 classes.
The utmost care has been given by
Captain Baker to tit'e classification or
each department. and in many instanc.
lea notable departures from the meth-
'odn followed at previous expositions
are apparent» For example. the mu- W
or to San ~F‘s1'ncisco. in 1915. will tind'
that the department or electricity has
been eliminated as such. and the class
as are distributed in those branches
«1: human activity where they are used.
Thcwuorlty. of electrical exhibits are
' classified under mochlnery, and elec-
tricity is undo a group in that depart-
ment
The exhibits which will be grouped
in the transportation exhibits palace
will be wonderiully amused. accord
ins immutoinuliahcr's plan... All the
exposition is to calculate the opeftthlh
of the Panama. Mai. 11. distinct mirt-
time event it is the intention twice;
tore marine exhibits under the marino‘
mention of mnsportotlonfixhlblts. 'In
the transportation ,polnce will too
‘ shown the olhibii‘n of all the grant
', steamship nominates; waiter transpor-
,tothn ct all countries. navigation and
nominates. characteristic boots or all
Mittens; a complete exhibit of motor
.boats. their shrines and motors; plow
ruru'rnohu: sail and steam: yachbo
. which no generalisation by module. . '
Methods or water tronsportstioa;tho .
.‘Wb water induct” oi the clout
' lakes. showing the mathematics or
ore; methods oi unloadtnm models at
the .11.... buttieshlps‘pt the“ worldlw
historic eimIb'It at In is of tits shim
sit the surly striations: mom,
11011111111. chance and 855%th
; dialling 1111 International exhibit to all
19! tom.
Glassiiicailon'iihdaf. Which Ex. .
1.11111113211111' l. ' . ' ' '
moat ilitllitttlieilaail.el&b0ralo class '~ '
season’s latest styles.
and $16.95.
of the awakening in art which has
manifested itself throughout the West-
ern hemisphere in the last decade.
Finer paintings and more of them are
owned in the United States today than
at the time of the expositions at Chl-
cogo. St. Louis and in consequence it'
is expected that the exposition at San
Francisco will include the ilnest loan
exhibit ever made in this country.
'So with ‘oll of the other depart-
ments above mentioned. ‘Housed ‘ in
the magnificent palaces which the
best architects. artists and sculptors
or two continents have planned-mur-
roundod by courts of Oriental beauty.
M m... nu“... “as...“ -w...”.~..
.4:-
’ 25 line s'uus in Juniors‘,
blue. black, gray. brown and fancy mixtures. This
On sale tomorrow 812.95
Hats Trimmed Free
M i 1 line! '
A: new shipment of fine ahapes on sale tomorrow.
At 98C, $1.49. $1. 98
Misses“ ands Ladies’, in
v
and set in a landscape meander! by
ocean, bay, and smiling bills, the exhib-
its of the PanamanPaciilo Exposition
at San Francisco, in 1916, will consu-
tute a marvel of completeness. of unex-
celled olsslilcatlon and of infinite edu-
cational value. ‘
There ll always a way tor the no» ”
solutions. skilled worker to m
ahead—write a Sentinel Want Ad. ,
pcrienooc; tall or your. proficiency and
look a position where cosmetic. woll~
directed service will result in definite
advancement.
—.- g:
for hadiesSrMiases
“More you will find the cream
, 1 ct quality in the height ots
rm;
Fashion with service cmnbl ed:
Value without tho sucltuoo of
‘ any essential thins
Ladies who will purchase a
unit for sprint; war will
do
well to look through our stock
before selecting cinematicw
they will save money.
but
' . hooks are always open for new
rite 1115111.,
"‘acc'ounts. and we cordially 11»
Goals in and see no tomorrow.
11..
meanness than
$10 98 $30
Gillian documents .1. 1.111.... with a
1110' ‘ ‘
callus aromatics-11111115111111.5415
,° moor missus»:
vs the tern-alt ,
Schooner. m '
Norwalk Chronicler