M M slur! ..-... II.“ It.
Pure Home-I
made Candy zI, mil‘hmxzzzzztz :1: L“.
, m“. OOCDIOGOIIIOGOD'. U0 'bl
. . . .;.,-.. ._. .,-_. . ... . -.- _
“m” "M 3‘ l. u. mu.
ummmw- 'i in'iv'i-i-
two's-mu to: onnmw ‘ A lecture on "What 1: content Lit-
ruenee'rwor may ;‘ . ”W”? "m V" ‘0 W" M“ ‘1’
P8000611 I livered by A‘. Birth Webster. of Edin-
burgh. university, wan not dortflmomins.
and the lectuner explained that be m
, to apologise for changing his subject
._utthelmmoment,unmmidhad
j, aisnailned thel‘ entry Into his house
. that morning by burning his manu-
. script, which. he bed just downdr-
-. London Standlflt I
F. A. LANE
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In .'-;. e.‘.-.-.-.'.t.-.-.-.-.-
.;.;.;.;u -.-;.'t;u .;.;.:.:-:.;.r.;n,. .-. .. .;
will hold its,
regular meeting tomorrow.
Buckingham W_ R. C.. SAMUEL BRADT IS MISSING
Adam: Exprcu Company Would Like
to Find a Farmer DrIVer
STAMFORD. April 2.-Samuei
Mrs. E. A. Beers has been visiting
in Dnnbury for the week. i
Michael Moylan. of Stamford, Spent Bradt is missing, and with him Is
gone between $75 and $100. the prop‘
‘erty of Adams Express Company. Mr
The ifschodn Yacht Club will meet ~Brudt had «been employed as a driver
for monthly business on Friday 8V8“ for the local bianch of the Expreen
infi- iCompany for over a year. The rules
‘of the company require the drivers
to turn In the cash they receive for
‘ paymente on deliveries during the
tdny. On March 25, Brndt went out
‘with his wagon loaded as usual, and
his receipts that day were heavv, for
the loads he delivered were large
,, ones.
1
last evening In 180th Norwaik.
o. E. Ryan. of New York. is spend—
lng a. few days In Norwnik on busi-
neas,
There will be 11 regular meeting of
Division No. I, A. 0. ll, tomorrow ev-
enlng.
Butler Lodge No 97.1 o. o. to,
will about for woe
ening. ‘
. t ‘ H
Buckingham Po l, i1230.11, G.
he had recorded his retoipts. took the
‘ horse and wagon to the barns. and
ii... than was seen no more by any mem- ‘
.5!“
will hold its regu or meeting Friday hers 9’ "‘9 W 9’39“." T"9 menu."
evening. ‘8“ of the branch said today that the
,drlver was a New York man, single.
The monthly meeting of The Span- and about 20 "9'9 0f 939' “9 “’93
Ieh War veterans will he held tomor
row evening.
int the railroad station, whose unme
, lie McFadden The manager said he
The Naval Militia, 2nd section, 8rd reported to the headquarters of the
division, will hold its weekly arm to- Adams Express Company. but mdde
marrow evening. no report to the polIcO. It is sold.
.._._.._._. ihowever. that the Adams Express
Our Bietere' Rebekah Lodge, No. 55. Company' 5 agents have been inventi-
I, 0. O. R, will hold its regular meet~ Eating his former haunts hero and
ing this evening. hallo searched for him in New York.
lTho locnl manager said he had not do-
South iNor'walk Conclave. No. 413, terminal the exact amount of loan to
I. 0. Ii. will meet for semi-monthly the company.
business this evening.
.. MILITIIAMEN TO HAVE MANOEU-
The weekly meeting of the Co'cke- was-a AT FORT WRIGHT
noo Tribe No. 32.1.0. R. M.. will be Announcements from Hartford to-
hold Friday evening. 'duy authorize the annual manoeuvres
'of the Count Artiller Cor n at Fort
Old We" “alumnae”. “'0 953v U H G. Wright and his lc‘ofirth, niev—
? 81:13; will I?” “’3 ”93“.” meet- enth and Fourteenth companion of
us Y 9“" “E this city are included in the list
8!. Johns Lodge No 6. A. F and their tour of duty at the fort begin-
A. M" will hold :1 stated communion, 31:828le 138:) 3mm lemmurztiiw
lion tomorro ov In “ no u or
w . en '5' Infantry officoru will be Iholddune all
to 27th. inclusive.
_ Cavalry troupe A and B of the C. 'N.
‘0. will pnrtioipnio In the joint comp
of inatruotion tor the covalry or me
New England Item, which will be
» a... w...“
The ()vor' River «choc! baseball
team detected the St. Mary's team
youtorduy by the score of 104).
Olive munch Lodge No. 19,
Knight; of ”mm, will Wt tor hold at. Middio'boro, Mun. July 28 to .
August 2. The envnlr «new. ill
wcokl huniueuu tomorrow evening. ’ y w
’ [moire their inutruotinnn at Fort
and» of Columbia Circle No. 252, ”than A'Ien- VI» on Jim 31¢
Companion: of the Fermi. will meet
tomorrow evening for uoxnianontbly.
bullion».
ms.
uni-”hut
if you are not lure or your ion--
on e Sentinel Went adv.
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W 'k‘
n-Voiour huts 83 to 85. G'Brien'u.
My: Jennies» undue. No. 'i. Shep
herds of Micheal. will ment- ior the
semi monthly human meeting thin
evening.
We! the onions or Temple
MIMI“. and A. 11.. um min of
union W or mum at emit!
inclinidtvmmm
m HM]: Council, No. mt.
Momentum- ’qu harem”
mammal Minimum!»
W mun... meeting to- '
W mum ~
mununmvr ruinin-
or m It nine in can:
Bradt returned to the onion 0! the;
bush...“ this ev- company. turned in the books in which:
cousin of the foreman of the “branch
I rude."
”Benched Many In»
Ina numb
Those who sulfur from Consumption
g em [morally troublud with utility
Innate, fevers. ion of strength and It-
110 or no appetite. Fresh all r ood food,
and the proper one on y Ire en-
umlll to a recovery. but in runny canoe
wrunthln nine in u . “'tkmnun Al
.tcntive n n medicine which inn boon
molt. eucccnful in «topping night nw ants.
Mud“ fever and promoting a poll
nun many who have out! it. dot are I
. . loved their liven. Investigate whet it
:I did in thin cuezw
For four rem l was
with couch. which Illndunlly
bee-um tram. fluid night Ivveulu and
pains in my cheat. ! m toning tour on-
lie and had bonnie no thin and weak
could not Mum“! to my household du-
pbni aid-n pronounced my cue:
Consumpioo. Not bein annulled. l
9
examined by the physio an» of the Pay
clinica limpilol. buy lino [bronounwd
, the dinenoe Connuinpiion. w who
proves later by an examination of opu-
. film. an Tuberculous iiucilli were found
was ordered to a Conenrnptive Hou-
; tal. nephev would not allow me
o so on I i had tried Eckrnnn's Alter-
I.iive Before 1 bed taken the medicine
.three met- 1 had marked relief. night
'Iwutu ceased. pain In the bmm. rc-
Ilcved. cough became loos:- nud onay
surely here.
Ital values at extremely
Your Swing Halt Is
$2, $3 and $4.
. Perhapo it will be a Norfolk”—-Perhape any
one of a dozen other desirable models—Jam it
, . And there will be no question in your mind re-
garding the style correctness of the garments. Ev.
cry model shows the latent ideas in fashionable
tailoring and in the most popular patterns—mous-
fe'ver left me and i c-onuuouu-d getting
well. \Iy health became normnl. nm
In ctr-client health now and have 1been
completely curedtl'or ten year» 1 strong-
ly rtwomtnendi
(MI is.) MARY WAssorl
’ Care Ed. 0rccn.l?2'.i a. 17m in?!” l'hiln.. Pu.
idt‘kulun‘ I Ailmtivo In reflective In Bron-
chltln. Asthma. ilnv Fever: Throat nud
Lung 'i‘nouhleu. and in uphuildinz the
Iyatcin. Does not contaluxolsomt. opiates
or habit forming drugs. I for bootlet
telling of remvcries and write to Echmm
Laboratory. Pbllndel
deuce. For rule by I
rhia. Pa” for evi-
i lending droughts
popular prices. _
PENSACOLA MAKING
BUSINESS STRIDEB
——-—-———
: While New York ia' Fighting m Loon
Ft. Plan, a Florida City I: Build~
Inn One 2.700 Foot In Length.
While New York city is fighting for
the privilege of having permanent piers
1.000 feet long in Its hurhor..i’ensncoin,
Florida, has Just finished one pier 1,-
' 225 feet In length. has four more like
it planned for the Immediate future,
and Is also to have one 2.700 feet long.
here—a Wilson Val-felt,
Fish ..
Our Sea Food In worth oomi
Shad has token a drop In price.
for belting, also opened for fryl
h'ouen stock.
TELEPHONE 1M
Merril
South Norwnlk. Stu
ill Our Stock
the Loweét.
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PREQIDENT WiLfiON new All
connecrlcur creme mum. ‘
iWAfliiiNG'NlN, April 2.»—~Oflicioi
Worthington wee talking today of ‘l’ren
ident Wiiuon'n unvority In dealing with
people who look office for themselves.
“It became known today that on onloo-
ueelter bud evaded the president's rule
walnut seeing oppiicuntu for oilloe in
person. The man's name was not die
eluted at the White Home. .butflecrea
tarry Tumult}! will he bud obtained an
comment with tho‘prexldent on the,
scrumption that he would tell: of am.
or subjects.
When the omnmoker rmheddlr.
Wilson's prints calm he been net-
ting forth himmmenit. The .prui»
dent. in reported to WGr-md mt
“"l‘hnt will do. air. you new but
MMIWWMIM-
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Gutbiil’s Bridge Fish
SPRING TERM oprtus AT
nusnvuss
C O L L E G E
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Selected; and Prices are
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
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New York her great trans-Atlantic
stenmehip trade, has no hopes of di-
verting to her port steamship palaces
of the gigantic clue, but the bustling
little Florida city is planning for a his
boom In her sen-going transportation
and 13 going to be prepnred for what—i
Fish
rig to see. We have all kinds.
Weelport Smelt. ~Goeiing (‘Inms
runnl I nod to traffic. Pensacola.
ng. The quality that wins. No ( a one
In blessed by nature with one of the
The city is located on a buy Just uevcu
miles from the Gulf of (Mexico. and the
bay and 3qu are connected by a chair
nei that is 480 feet wide and hits :i
minimum depth of 33 feet.
II'R
- no city great. ‘Good citizenship Is rm!
quired, and Pensacola Is likewinej
blessed with a. population largely made
up of "hustlers." business men who
are not always chasing the immediate
dollar; but who are anxious to build
solidly for the future. That is why
Peneacoin is advertising her good
, points. lier Commercial Association
points with pride to many thing» that
go for in melting for greetnesu in the
business world. Also the members oi
the association are anxious to die.
Port Chester.
abuse the minds of the general public
miord.
WEEK
‘Penucole is not planning to take from '
tam.“ comes her way when the Panama: -
greet landlocked harbor-u in the world. I
Natural advantages alone will make ,. .
Canned
at
Special Sales
New Is The
class.
order a. hull dozen or dozen.
on hand ‘
83 AND 95 WASHINGTON 8T.
Canned Foods are safe and reliable.
The NewfiSanitary Cans are safer than '
Why pay for the class.
A. F.9Beckmann & Co.
PHONE 440
Food
BECKMANN’S
w
Each Day.
Time to Buy.
They are a handy thing to have
SOUTH NORWA'LK.
for these Hate to give our (rude a
money. All sly-les,v$tiff of Soft.
2 South Main St.
HAT $2
Our Hats at this price are wonders.
CAVANAGH & ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP.
We pay more than usual
11 exceptionally good lint for the
Tel. 1264—2
Rundie 5 Split Loaf
RUNDLE’S
11 MAIN ST..
W NORWALK.
public buildings. exclusive of a hull-
million dollar hotel built by popular
subscription.
That since 1909 the municipality and
citizens hale laid 125 miles of Ride-
unihs.
That the city has an abundance of
nrteeian well water of exceptional pur-
ity.
That the city has the highest alti-
tude of any seaport in the South.
And finally. that 'l’ennncolu rnnks as
one of the most healthful of Its size In
I
x
I
I
of many false Impressions. One on
ulliy thinks of Florida as one contin- l
ual bent wave. when. in fact, govern- }
merit reports show that Pennucola has:
only 1.5 days per unnum with :1 tom.
pemture of 95 degrees or higher, and
of Coal is only 14.8 days per nnninn with a tem-
perature of 90 degreen or higher. At
only 7.7 days per unnum with n lem-
peruture below 32. All of which, it Is
Ineiated. should prove a magnet for
citinens from the north who are nine
loan to eucupe extremes of climate and
at the some time make their homes In
a. community that in growing nud must
continue to grow, a community that
is not willing to live on Itu past. but In
lighting every day to make the future
brighter, happier and more prosperous.
M ‘ In a. bulletin issued by the Commer-
‘ . ulni Aeaociatiou these facts are net
Teeth and Money
forth:
Money apont on teeth is a good in.
That Penuacoin'n export» reach tho
total 0! $28,006,000 per pear. and the
veeunent nnd one that give. you daily
roturne.
Imports $2,000,000 per year
That ‘Pcnnncola In the nearest new
I III Ifllirtnin ham.
Money the medium at porttothe nice in u 8
exchange
in only good no for on it ghee us
That the best moon of eteom coal
one delivered at from $225, to 82.50 per
the things which contribute to our
mun, comfort dud Ihnpplneeo. .
When counted the team it brimmin-
all' three of the "chow.
Dr. Muller! Io devoting hie me work
to the core of the teeth. let him. look
mm‘ttm
Inn. mm er. so. nonwntn
noun: 0 It. on. To e r. M. '1 ’
when: av agnquvaN'l' Only“ ‘ '
That from 1906 to 1910, Inclusive.
there we» expanded $1,000,000 for mu-
nioipal buildings, «trout paving, new»
we and drainage. and more than 11
million dollars for buninenu and semi-
House
I ‘ esses
our n S 1' {Line of
m“. cited-t.
it P W ‘
= Fer-cilia. Gingham g and-
Mm. the very heel: not
W‘ I
um :- Memento candidate) in
M
.1 the United States.
the other extreme, the report shown-
These are not all the mix outages
claimed for Pensacola One of the
most Interesting facts at the present
day Is that the high cost or living prob
lem has been much easier to soIVe In
the Florida city, one of the ransom!
being the great abundance of fish in
the rivers and buy. Another reason is
the ease with which fruits and venom»
Iblee can be grown in that wonderful
climate where the soil is much more
fertile than in many other purte’ of the
country.
More than nuything eluc, perhaps.
the grenteut claim thutu city can make
for, itself in that it aims to be a city
of homes, a city that looks after the
welfare of Its people of every station
in life, and Pensacola is trying to reach ~ .
Goon 3.
schools for the children, good ohurchen _ .
a proper care for the mnuaenientn and it
welfare of all the people are among u
this Ideal In every respect.
the chiefeet aim» of those who nro
working to make financial great. The
city has extrapolation of more than 23.-
000'today. end In lean than a decade It .
in believedthnt it will be a. city oi
100,000. This is what the leaders of
the city‘s future are working for, and
the momentum that hue already been
gained seems certain toenrrbie city
forward to that point, and even be-
yond;
VEGETABLE onoweue MEET
pummel)? . 'A‘prll
fluid meeting» in July, Aumt and}
mm», and the annulment:
Rundic’s Split Loaf
Rundle’s Split Loaf
Rundic’s Split Loaf
5for the return to this state and to
Rundic's Split Loaf
BAKERY
31 VAN ZANT 811,
EAST NORWALK
J
REQUISITIONBIBSUED av GOV»
canon BALDWIN. ‘
HARTFORD. April 2.—- Governor
Baldwin yeeterday Issues a requisiv
tion on the governor of New Jersey,
New Haven of Charles Aluh and Jo l
eeph Nichols, wanted In the latter
city for the alleged theft of on auto~
mobile The men are in custody in:
Camden, N, .l., and Detective R. P.
Dunlap. oi‘ New Haven has been nudi-
ed to bring them 10 this state.
The nominal Want columns reflect
the activitiee of the fall eeoeunwlhey
no It their but now.
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY ON NIGHT.
l‘ei1360 - .l. VAAS
All the
2.—I~At' maximal
meeting ‘01:"th Connecticut Vmetulaio I, ~
Grower-3' Annunciation at the capitol. » ,
‘ yesterday. u vote was mined invention. , , ,
were left with the mention commie . "
“a.
the at“? “if Wig
The new constitution 1m lull» ‘ '
lied The citation Mun exhibition on.
Norwalk Chronicler