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FOR ALL mans AND WOODWORK
it Wears louder andllooh better than other finishes. It will notu’lck.
ipoti or turn white. Water will' not hurt it. it is easily up lied.
dries quick and hard. and is easily it clean. When an it too
Maximilian on in 14 hour». but everyone my
‘ wonderful merits of Kyaniee. we are going toalve way 100 earn free.
HOW TO GET FREE OFFER COUPON
voila CAN FREE X 1.1.1....
. Cuioutfiihla’cowon 1111111111.; ‘ II I. out: it
1 111111 our new with 10 cents ior 111 r good tool at
Igloo! brush tnIappiy the Kyonise,
- and we will give you (me of charge
a lull quoricr- not can. enough to
finish a good sited table, desk or
their (any color you want).
FREE CAN
of KYANIZE
‘ —~ any color.
Allie! using the Kvnniee. it you FREE
‘ are not pleased with the result,
finial back the empty can and we SAMPLE-
will give you back the 10mm you CAN
‘Ipsidforihohmeh.
' CHAS. E. DOW SOUTH NORWALK.
.‘II‘AG'l'lVlTY OF AMERICAN MANU
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«Fl C L I . V
CARPET RUGS. I.
“Cr-ex" Grass Rona.
Wool Fibre Rugs.
‘I Tapstry Brussels I Rugs.
Axminsber Rugs.
' LINOLEUMS and OIL CLOTHS.
. UPHOLSTERY GOODS and DR'APERIES.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington Street, South Nor-walk ‘Phone 446
We give Jot.” Green Trading Stamps
CARPETS. 1
Ingram Carpet...
Tapestry Brussels;
STRAW MATTINGS.
FIBRE MATTINGS.
Bhandlsr; in law York
WNNHINQ’I‘ON. April 7.4103191
1ives in the House, when that branch
Congress met today. declared their sop:
idiirity’l as a third party by putting
nomination tor the Bpeairerahlp titan.
reeoptntivo Victor Murdock ot Kan-
sas. Representative Welter ‘M Chan-
dler. of New York was chosen “’11
make the nominating speech. He dug;
loglzed the lanolin. and described him
ea“l11at militant, aggressive red-
blooded Progressive from the West."
Some of the old whoeihoraee of the
Progressives organization. however,
1 had given it. out that they would not
support. 'Mr. Murdock or the Progress
ivee‘ plan of campaign. Chief among
them was Representative Lenroot. ol‘
Vl’isconuin, who had put on record his
I belief that he could do more attentive
work along Progressive lines by sup-
porting President Wilson's.
drawn.
Mr. Chandler‘s nominating speech
was understood ,to be an outline of the
new organization‘s intentions and our
bltlons, and therefore. was awaited
with more than usual interest.
of his declaration i‘oiiows:
;g1eaelves are not organized in this
iiiouse for more pin poses of nniagon
liem and obstruction ’We have a do.
' finite program of our own and we shall
poses. We Shall at times, be com
Epelled to assume an attitude of oppo
altlon and resistance. for We will on
[pose with faces of flint and hearts of
or) bill introduced
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mo t cases the l rlier r.
FACTURERS A3 evmenceo av B n “ a "a“ ’8“
iNCREASEo iMPORTATiONS OF
‘ FOREIGN MATERIALS. l
silk, fibers, hides, rubber
lcorreeponding periods of 1912 and 111?
The principal articles imported for
manufacturing are raw cotton. wool. walk new the (alumni for building a
tonaccovnesideme on [italics street Norwalk.
! CONTRACTING NOTES
1 (The Commercial Record.)
1 Norwalk Residence.
i '3‘. John 6': Key am of South Nor-i
indications 01' remarkable activity iiumber tin iron ore copper pigs. and .for James (”trim of \‘orwulk. The
- on the Wt 01' the manufacturers of lcopper in ore; and in nil of these the hquso will have seven looms. with all
the Unit“ 3W1 are found m the :iigures show larger quantities lmpori- 21",.)me “1.; and
furnace heat.
January statement of imports. lust ,ed m1 1913 than in 1912 and in most .Thomag Robins of Sulltll Norwulk will
completed by the Statistical Dlilfllon cases, large1 quantities than in the .“0 thg mason “()rk (1..
W Pennall
of the Bureau of Foreign and Domes- corresponding period in any earlier the plumbing and heating. Eugene
tic Commerce. 1,Not only is the total! .vour
Raw cotton. for example. ohoneimlchgu south Norwnlli the painting
“me Of nmnufncturers materials im- 26 million pounds imported in Jann- and Henry 1. “We. of South Nor 1:
a. ported in January and the 7 monthslarv, against 9 million in January lastiw‘m the electrical works.
g'fi
intruded January Igrontm than
”7; mourroeponding periods 0' 1““ 5°“r'1montus ended with January, againstl
i
.1?
:1. was 60 million dollars. apnlnst til mil-
‘ lion in .iunumy.1912;
t.
in flm' y,onr and 71 million pounds in the"
‘. Will Remodel Building.
“but an examination of the quantities 33 mnnon pounds m the Slime period; (film!) the “nan“ Clillll‘llCl “If extort
or the vnrlous niticles of this class! oflast year
of impolts snows in ,ucnriy
case a marked moi-zone; in the qunnti-T
ty imported when compared with the' inst veal-
corresponding periods of lost your against
lad of last year
fln January, 191:1 31 million dolinra' mm,“ ole. 725 ihousnnd ti
‘1912; and the 7
January 1013 204
in; months 7:! 111111 your.
lulonthfl ended with January.
”A u.-
MARNMIfi ”GENO“
yours that Hill:
the amtument when
measured by vslurn only might be. in
some degree. the eti’eet of advancing
prices. A comparison by quantities.
mil: in the current year In proo— Nowell: and Amelia m. Ill.
wool 123 milliom pounds.
74 million in carioupondlnx
The official statements of imports months of last year; fibers. 2" thou
by great groups allows that the totaila‘md tons. against 166 ”‘0qu in
value of“! mu material for munn- ithe like period of last year; hide. and
factoring imported in January, 19131‘3kihs. 359 million pounds, against 230
million in the corresponding months
““11 1'9" “‘9 ‘2‘” last year; tin. 37 million pounds.
WM”. 3'“ million dollars. “53‘1““ 1.11goinat 61 million; crude rubber. 60
28"!“ million in the lorreaponding per- imiliion pounds, against 57 million; to item will he installed.
Manufacturers h“ {bacon 35 million pounds. against 23;;11bcontlnitu are let.
ported for ”5‘ 1" 111nn11l'11eturlng w.err :mllilou; and l11mbor,inciudinn boards i
r L
‘ value. modest 13 million in January. against 53, thousand \i feet 1113;?
"will“ “idea with ’correepondlnx months or lost your:
. million “01"”: iuhlle (rude mineral oil. iron ore and
against 170 million in the correspond my“... also show mew”. in the
1913.
But it is in a comparison of qunnll loampured with the 7 months ended
lie; of this material imported in the January, illlil.
I current linonl year with corrospondin‘oi
,, period; of rumor
‘ growth beoonieu more dintlnotly up»
‘ plreut. alone
iii of the
policies. I
One or two others similarly had with-
‘Part
5 “i wish to announce that we Pro- ‘
iuse every means to accomplish its pur- ,
soteel every non Progressive reaction-I1
Michael J. Riordan or Norwalll has 1
mm. A April lib—Trouble
ennui-rod la connectmn with the re-
opening or the pup one until here
f agreement. between the textile work
on m the notion 00mm. shrill!
1 the 6139.10le was advances min:
from ten to thirty per ml. and mm.
in: the hours our will: morn-bent
to forty we. The industrial ‘Wol’itors
refused to accept the terms and yihen
the hands reported today pickets were
out to iirge them to remain away.‘
It; is eharxsd that two or the pioketa
etmok 1n girl and they were mrsiited.
Later Industrial Workers of the World
paraded the streets and during oldie
turbnnce five of the paradsro were or
rented.
r
Mflflmw
;AQOOGM.WO befltinthfl'bellépfi
per.
a...”-
at eight wealth.
of“. '{irho W’tbs 1111-1111;.
m
it Ipoomular our last night on “The
Elsi fit. Mule, a saloon trooper we;
killed. deputy sheriff probably totally
men and women were arrested.
ney Chutes Webb and Bhorit‘r Wile
linm Mulounroy. Both were accomr
noted by numerous deputies.
loan and wine room .conduoted by
Pam, chief deputy sheriff, was shot
twice and tell with probably mortal
wounds. Rogers was killed in the m-
silnde that followed.
A St. Louis fireman'numed Lundley
was shot several times, but not fatal-
ly wounded. lit in believed. Thirty per-
sons were arrested in Rogers plate.
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5' We Give 4% Green Trading Stamps—Ask for them n
ing to get it.
reducing our
COST. 1 THESE
do you pay?
Actual Cost
We tranitly admit
trade. and what's more,
You any: .
prices to ACTUAL. 1'.
SWAMP US‘WI‘PH BUSINESS. What
we want your ..
we are go
"How?" ii)
PRICES
SHOULD
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Alaska
N0 FINER FISH SWIMS THAN
SALMON acan Sc
Special reduction this week.
SALMON
What do you pey'f Reduced
Quaker Oats a pkg. 70
Also MOTHER'S and GRANDMOTHER'B
Extra Special
A8lP
Cond.
Specially condensed for " us.
Made from the whole milk with
all the cream. &
MILK ’
3can3280
Extra Special
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TOILET PAPER
7 rolls 250
Should be in a roll. This priee
just to introduce it to you.
Raw 9"“ “MW“ ‘0‘ “‘9 Ialve alterations and lmprovementw to
“my“ months ””0“ 16 million mind“. he made to the Cuitlua building on-
against 12 million in “m0 months or: Mnin utrori No1-.wull1 An addition is.
to be built onto the rum of the build 1
lug. (10 tool in depth and titre. stories
high. The that floor will be filled up
for a store. with pinto glass windows
and metal ceilings. (in the
.iioor will he qnnrlorn for the Order of
Red Men and on [lip third floor there
\‘one of the
Figuring Plane.
Estimates era being made 0n the
plans of Architects W. ii. it. Henry
unison. lit) 'l‘rernout uireot. Boston.
for the new block to be erected at
'i
dream. South Norwnlk, for
illunford oi South Norwnik. The;
,bloek. which hoe elrrudy been de
jseribed in there columns. will be (01111
intoriee high of brick. with limestone
Mnrrlaaelloonm were issued as l‘ol- trim There will be four atom on
1town Saturday morning by the “Bridge the hm door nun eight sportsmen“ ofi
Iport town clerk: it. “one“. as, and 11111 rooms each
intuit, Poise. at. both Minty employ with hot water hoot electric item»
eel and residents «Bridgeport; Hanna Amid-r who; and all modern ire
however indicator more oleu‘ly the or Denise». 83, A button from South pmvemfl. ,
oi
finally every smote of importance Brooklyn, N. Y . mu ”onto" 83..
on the upper floors.
1.1
I mt: euros...
Muster are being mode on the
Maori“ lot manipulating the quon- an engineer tron mu. ‘1. 1., and plum or Melitta-our “iron: I1 Darby
‘
'
Silk Gloves
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eItIlttIu we term in 111111 then in the Minnie Melt”. the! the motors lupin. m Murmurs. New York, (Dr
" * “111 ““1 1 W » 1 1~ wthseeeoomiuofulsllretmorm:
[union mt: building on wen-slam 1
strum Booth Non-vellum wont um
Booth Harwell: bovine. Wit removes
,tlonel Bunk, more: than twice the
one. which am 11189 have. and the
"workouloortoboutum 1
second 1
will be an nssembly hull \ new steam '
heating plant and new plumbing aye '
‘ibe corner oi‘ North Mule and Unioni
w. 11.;
which willhomnumuthe
enormommootorm.
JAPAN RICE lb Sc
Very uonomiesl and i-lenlthlul
MARSHALL’S KIPPERED
HERRJNG,a‘cau12‘/2c
Double-Tipped
Matches
i
i 7 boxes 250
» PEARS
JERSEY
can 12c
81.‘llliil8‘ llliii
1f when or. Louie. it"; April 7 4-4111.
Valley '1 the "use um" diatriot or
shot, another man wounded and 250 f
The mid was led by" State's Attor- f
When the amoerr entered the an:
Hearse Regen. Roget's is onld to have 1
opened fire with a revolver. Edward 1‘
.White Maintain. Eddy, M‘
of visitow.
and sanitary interiors, amid
what little work the whole 1.1
condition.
Prices. in
Dining Room
Extension Table with 1‘0
pedostai‘nml hamlsmnc claw
at $15.00. 6
Golden Oak Buffets. 11v
buck and top shell, the othe
without canopy. both model
four shelves. was $l8.50,
K
not. live sitiechnirs and
$28.00.
These prices
Refrigerators for 1913
speak for
£8WI8MD 1857
dice and Success.’ with
other dependable styles now ready
I for inspection. 5
One of the basement moms ‘l‘ias been Ipractically
given up to the wirinus lines of a‘Refrigeratdru, and the
different nuxlola~ slam] in long rows with wide aisles
between. arranged very convenientlv for the inspection
line can sec at :1
glance the imnmculnlo
cam how loadin and with
liair c.1n be kept in good
oriel‘nto.
[11 the, Basement.
Furniture of
Quartered Golden Oak, Specially
Marked
11ml top, 45411611 size. ‘solid‘
foot. was $16.75,
fl. extension.
«'1 111mlols~0nc with mirror
r with bevel mirror hack
5 claw feel. one large linen
drawer. two small drawers and two cupboards. was
. $26.50. I -
at $20.00.
Golden Oak China Cabinet. with bunt end glasses.
at $15.00.
Golden Oak Serving Table. was $8.00, for $6.50.
Golden Oak Dining Chairs with genuine liorsohido
seats. made very strong with blocks
one
under each
armchair. former price
$20.00 for the set.
themselves. The Bridge-
C1‘J l"
port public are impilinr with our grades of I‘1‘urniturc.
Fourth floor.
Do not miss seeing those .-\.\'n1ini.-zter Rugs. beauti—
ful mlurings in :1 rich velvety quality at
$1.65 each.
First floor.
"UNITED DOCTORS"
What They Really Are :mrl How They
Are Humhufiging the Public.
The ‘ Ullllod Doctors
fossion urbanization it in 11 business
oonreru originated and owned one
titaily by one man The celebrated
specialists which this company
in not it lilo»
claims 0 blue lire professional Will“
glides hired at 11 email aalary 1 end
0! being men of unusual ability, most
ol’ these emploieee are graduates or
low grade medical schools men with
limited experience who hate been up
able to make :1 living legitimately and
who are willing to accept ‘he small
i
i ,.
.
" I
l ' .
‘ . . i e
. 1 . .
1 , .
Irenowntd ' . . '1- -
,what tutor-tiling statements are mode
Doctors." The plan generally follow-
ed is to send two or three “directors"
to unity in which it is planned to es-
tablish a branch. These men are not
directors at oil, but simply hired press
agents. They first claim that it is
their intention to purchase land and
erect a building. Later they announce
they have changed, their minds 11nd
will lease offices. The usual lot 01’
advertlfliiig follows, in which claims
of "celebrated specialists," ”tree ironi-
mcnt “superior eoulpment,” and
min: inllnelonn statements are made
to nttrnot bursineoa. Kinney and one
o" hie hired men. Dr. Welt-her 'l‘.
ill‘oy were indicted in Milwaukee in
Will for the publication at obscene
These should strike you on so . waxed paid by the proprietor of the mutter. and nine tor praetlriu' medl.
count at reduced price Try ugefibeiivcgugg fig: MM” “Untied Doctors to pose on world elude without a license. Kbmiy Wm;
specialists: Thorn» some oonvictod on the first charge and
“0 l m {e pltnderl utility on 1b,; second. other
- lily The Journal or the American Mod indictments tor similar violations oi
Baked Beans "it. 2 can 8!: ileni Association. which he: recently the low are all" pending lluulm‘it him
' No 3 an 12c .pnbilnhed n lengthy nrtieln contain in Winconsin. Investigation of .tho
Bpeoldiy peeked tor no and we
and minty. itaoh can reduced llu
Wanton then). They are lame
Sardines 3 cans 25¢
Nansen or Merle Elisabeth
Mild.
‘ rum my. mu. your
mom-11 new
COUPON
mtmtwitodm.mitetoor
Mermaid
20 13W” STAMPS FREE
mmmmmm film on m
Evaporated
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«at: W1
ole"
DWI; Wt. $20!.
1%
WW2. m
. wwwmmm
immwmitmemrtmem
in; the results ol lie invoutitmtions or
thin imposition on the public. Accord-
Ilnp to The Journal. the "United W1
torn" company i. owned by lien w.
Kinsey. who motioned from Jenner
Initiation (loom (at not time a low
,pmle night school in (intense)
in
119“. Alter ennui“ in private proo—
tloe tor street-11 your. pmuntebiy with
:mmlflimflv multu, Kinsey become
out “alumni and pupil or "Phonomum
ill mun." s notorious traveling quack,
who. on account omn- iaeihods. soon
not into «flour trouble with the roll-
but and stole authorities in situation
m ”[0100 for nibbling the malls.
Aft/bro tow month. with “Phenom.
m1 finite.”*my evidently om
ed to start out on himself in it“.
under the one of "The Hot Sprints
norm" he bacon the «unilehmut‘
oi ”dolled “SR'W” in Guam“,
he, m item would. aim, and
tritium. 111111111111; that has wen u
, W who, no tile result or below“
men whom Kinsey employs shows that
most of them hove unonvory records.
Business men desiring to know of
the standing at this concern and no
cure interesting information loom the
Retail [Strainers-Men's Assoclntwn of
Wheeling. W. Va. or the Commercial
Club of 'lleloit. Wis. The conrern
serum to be on ordinary advertising “
oompnny with no more claim to call
themselves openinlists than any oi
the other medical minds and minutiae
which "1190“ on the people.
IRVM serous OHARGII
AGMMT oun AHIAtMDGR
WWTO‘N. April 7 .wl’tibliahod
report: that but. bloom Reina. new
and vleepmldent of the Monitor:
house or mullet sod mot rooster
of the trend limbs 16“. or the
Ville! oi! the ”who boll one with
the rule department. nit-mo that
Anathema: tier-r: none Miran wee ,
“with Wily“ tor the we.
. Mullen or More “More 11nd
momentum-11.1 Wt torn:
'tunmmmihomumot
M would! W N- be: re-
1wu‘i1v’ await a not mount;
Norwalk Chronicler