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WEATHER FORECAST.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: 11
I. Temperature:
Cloudy.
Low, 40; high, 48.
.-—Velour hats 83 to 35. O‘Brien's.
For Norinlk and vicinity: 1Unsettled
tonight. slightly. cooler in the interior;
Tuesday , fair; moderate northerly
winds. Weather conditions; The
southern storm has moved yery slowly "
during the Last twenty-four hours and
is central this morning over Virginia.
It is causing cloudy and unsettled
weather along the Atlantic coast north
of Hatteras. it will probably: move
northeastward and pass out to sea to-
day.gand this vicinity will be on‘the
northern edge of it. There has been
. a decided rise in temperature during
the last twenty-four hours in the north-
wast. Temperatures of eighty degrees
oroabove were reported from North
mats and honwlgdl‘llesiuspgw
ture continues low in the Mississippi
:Vallev and the Lake region.
«Walk-Over shoes. M. Joaem &
Ben.
The regular meeting ofrB. l.‘L., No.
269, was held yesterday morning, Ron.
tine business was transacted.
A regular meeting of the Reliance
Fire Company will be held at the
headquarters tonight at 8 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornelius
Sweeney. of Norwalk, have returned
from their wedding trip and have gone
I
to housekeepins'.
Uncas Hayloft. No. 26 113. 1.0.3.
Mn is stunning for 11 his time for to-
night. A banquet will follow the de
gree work.
,Mr. and Mrs. C A. McNamara. cl 7
mod ”street, will celebrate the tenth
anniversary at their marriage on
walnut-mt this weal:
A special meeting of ("Joint Laurel
Daughters of Gentile will he held in-
em: than: at «some at 1116
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hits. Charles hicbllntook and don
ntor Edith. have returned to their
{11mm in Danhury after soundings
low 4111's with Mr. and Mrs E. gro-
“stall... .11.: , *1“
huge .1311 1.1.1“: little 115113111111
of Mi. Add no John line. or Union
street, who ha. been severely ill of
scarlet fever. is getting along nicely
, Inn is new 11.11% sit no.1
,1 The; c.1111. lidrwdllt pcilcsjg depart
11.11 111111 ’11 usususii ,, Insist natur-
day 1113111 1111 Sunday lust passed:
visitor in Norwaik, Saturday.
gar Makers' Union this evening.
m...
Jsmes Costello. of Putnam avenue,
left Saturday morning for Pittsburg
on a Illusiness trip
James Brown, Peter Pauline And
Spencer Rider of Norwalk, spent Sat-
urday in New York.
'l‘h‘e Bankers’ I1-hase hall team of Nor-
waik will again play the Haratrom's
vhase ball team. tomorrow.
one, have returned to Norwalk, after
spending the winter in Florida.
Miss Carol Fears. othew York, is
visiting friends in Norwalk for a few
days.
Chester Coley of Cranbury'. has
purchased a new Federal automobile
truck.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan, bride
and groom. have returned to South
lNorwaik and taken up their'resldence
in their newly furnished house, South
Main street.
Frank Hemmingway, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hemmlngwaymf 81 North
Min street, was operated on this arter-
were also removed.
shortly otter eleven oclock.
assault on ei'lch‘ other and breach of
the peace thy Officer Silk. They were
lighting over some money Atwater
owed Burns. it inaliexed. The parties
were brought to the police station and
were put under :26 heads. which they
obtained. The use «will come no in
the court tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
m
1 111 mauoalat.
Because of the demise oi James
Paul.“ the choir concert 1 hose been
held in the Booth News it Congressi-
tionfl ohui‘lih this evening has been
" postponed indefinitely The mention
of his Sundayochooi silicon and
teachers 111111 11111111 postponed 11111111 to
marrow“ urchins until ridden-11111111.
011 out 1111111113. aftswlloa the 11111111
reaper berries will take the forln of
a memorial i possessed and all
emulations whitish 11111111111111
will he invited to sand 1111mm,“
attend in a body. the shining million
with
1c .wlil 11
John 'l‘rodman, of New York: was a j
1’1‘here will be a meeting of the (li-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fitch of Morgan ave- ‘
This offer is for Cash only as it is below {Soak
noswam.
Optician
Everything in the __pticnl Line.
Eyes Examined Free
sesamemecsseMe-smcem
SPECIAL sALEe»;
Witl'nthe desire to reduce my stock previous to May lat, when
turned over to The Holmes, Keeler and Kent (30.. I offer ‘
Bowker s Fertilizers
For’fField and Garden, for S125 a bag
Don’t wait
until the other fellow” gets itv—have only about 300 hogs.
MANUEL T. ILATCH
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Wcoceowwocoe
O. B Jackson
.511 WALL eraser
PHONI' 488.
1.1511... .11" health or. I,
aanisutiell; hut owing to the diversity *
and limitations ‘rof laws in, the i111...
.. out states. as well‘as to the rapidity
' With rWhich “our knowledge regarding
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4°
4°
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These Handsome New
as for
w. Alter Free.
YOU SHOULD SEE
Suite. Coats. Dresses, Waists and» Skirts
right away, if for no other reasln than to learn what 11:, avast and
best toms:- thls spans.
the latest styles produced at the “untold-Mad
where you find anyone more clad tom
aides. we can give you the Maximum of Style. Service and
.Satlsfaeihn at the M mum (lost. Coins and sop. a w
:r'l’he Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
Here are assembled the so
than
33 SouthahbmSouthNomalk
‘crsam" at
No-
you. And '
noon by Drs. J. A. Meek and Widdlam 1:
H. Stove. for adenoids. The tonsils 1:
Mrs Annie O’Hara. 11 widow. resig‘ ;;
ing at the Mansion House in Wash» -1
ins ton street, was taken suddenly ill I?
this morning and Dr. A. N. Clark, who j;
was called. recommended her removal 1-
to the hospital. which was affected .1
OSCAR H. BANKS
Edward Burns and Samuel Atwater “AHAGI. my!“ 373'!“
here arrested, Saturday evening. for 11
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“ream-7e lion's and women’s Umbrellas .......1...............ssc ‘
330?? “I Gifll’ 135 HO" Isllealsasssalaisa, ....----.:......71...".07 1
WW” $5080" sI-Isassssssaassoc‘neeounistaalsp.11...” 71-20
A 111.111.. 'l‘ohie collimator Places in Drawn Work. a little .
soiled, ONNXALF‘ 40W 1
South Norwalk .Dry Goods company i
A Slight Pressure of the Foot
on a button 111‘ the floor of the car and
The Meyer 18‘ on its way
, The «11.3. L. Electric Lighting and martin; System never fails.
and we are anxious to demonstrate the may “.1 er asélusivo If“
three of MOVIE AUTOMOBILES. i. 1'1.“
Cars for hire by the hour. day or week;
Within
«121. so and 32 satire “WIS?“
NORWAUg
”sung”. ‘ g
the causation and prevention of dis— ,_
ease has developed, state and local.
one have proved int,
portent field '
health campain1i3“l0i momma... it
has been increasingly evident that
with the multiplication of independent
work duplichg“ liver. ,efforts and ex-
pauses. and—k ‘ important of nil-4-
loci? of effect 11 ‘ partition for want
1 of a common pr ram of procedure
which would unite ‘li'rganiitations in-
terested on a common platform. with-
out interfering with the special. work
for which each organisation vvli roan -
ed
After careful consideration of this
problem. the Gounod on Health and,
Public instruction of the American
Medical Association. early in January,
addressed a letter to the executive of-
ficers of thirty oi‘the more important
national organizations, suggesting a
conference of executive officers to con-1
sider whether there is any overlapping.
of organisations and also whether
there is, at. present, any common
ground for cooperation and mutual.
helpfulness among the organisations
now in existence. The proposal was.
generally endorsed: and a second let-
ter suggested that a conference he held,
in New York. Shim-day, April 12, at theI _
headquarters of the American Associa-
tion for Labor Legislation, 131 East
Twenty-third street,”nnd asked for sub
sections regarding other organizations
interested. The bodies addressed in-
cluded omclal and governmental or-
ganisations such as the United States
Public Health Service. the Division of
Vital Statistics and the Child Welfare
Bureau; semi-public orxafilsations.
such as the Natiolfil Red Cross. the
American Public Healtlt.rAsaociatlon
‘ 1 and the Conference ofjfltnte and Pro"
vincial *Boards of Health: professional
ornnlsatlons, including-the American
institute of Criminal Law and Criminol-
my. the American dohool diniene As-
sociation, and the .National‘idducation’
ai Aisociation; scientific bodies such
as the American Association for the
Advancement of Science; philanthrop
ic ermisstious of which the Russell
Sage Foundation, the Rockefeller Sani-
tar-y. Commission. the Elisabeth die.
:- Corlhlch‘liiemorial Fund and the Car-
ZI nesie institution are examples: busi-
.1 aces organisations, including the As-
- societion of Life insurance lPresidents.
11 as well as the Metropolitan. Prudential.
.; Equitable. Posts! and other special on-
~1 sanitation. like the American Assault-
?3 tion for the Study and Prevention of
;: 1min Mortality. the Association ion
'3 £10 Study of the Fannie-Minded, the
ssoclstion for the Study and Haven
‘11 of Tuberculosis, -tl1e .Natioaal
7 (11111.1 11.11». Committee. 1116 American
Associatfih icr labor Legislation. and
the National Breeders' Annotation.
and [goat national organisations inter-
ested in civle1and unusual conserva-
tlon. such as the National conserva?‘
tion Congress. the American (livid As~
misuse. the National Civic Fellow
tion. 111: National 111111.111: Asuncio-
tion. and others. . , ~
The unanimity with which these or»
Inelastic» have raipondad 1c the 1111:
section for annuities“ plainly shown
‘ ly and use
1‘. held in
1m. will be “lanai
mu {titty 0W“. all or mine.
matted in some
health question.
, 1111.1 11111 his rifle“ '
11111111 general publicm
organizAtlone there is danger of over— .
.1 lapping of funIction, interference in ‘
The price ior, each number of above illustrated
' Don't forget to buy the beautiful FASHIO
when purchasediwitll a 15 cent pattern. ,
NOW ON 5.11.11 Ar 4%
WILLIAM P. BEERS
(when. 115 [S
BOOK. (my
lite.
to dental
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Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
For Style, Quality and
Prices, we inVite
comparison _,
I iii":i:.““l‘.i't;‘“l.l:"§ilf.5.“???23.11:. f§d°$32$§
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Cash or Credit
Spec1al for Torin
Ladies Waists
' 1 Values to iii. 50
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Atlantlchationa’bBanh did not open L. ‘4
for businesa‘today. A notice ‘on the? ‘ . , _
door said that it had suspended pain I ‘ .
meat. ‘
1.1161 in the forepoon 11111 mince Fm”? “*3 G“ "9*“?
at the request at the Board of 111 ”i" 33m" . .
rectors, I have stakes chemo of this ' R Il‘ :E: , '
Dink And have closed its doors. acting P $13916
under the authority of the compile!» '
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President‘d’ercy' W; Gardner said 1 .. . 11
thatastatement o‘ilplainina the chasm RID "m "fly mm". l
in the day. * W ‘ y .
According to the last statement for ~
the comptroller of on currency. on IAN washcgggagaosiaal
April 1. ihehsnlr had, Willi schioét‘ ?
mm: “TEAMS” Of 4911““ 14210 ‘3“, MIMI. ll! illfl MIRA! stand I
not calcium of deposits. 11.11111. WWW 0' 5‘5 Fwd
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wavposted on the doors: nickel plated. complete whit
ler of the currency. .
sion oi business would he made infer law”... 961%
to check coronation to 11,071,111 de- 9"” "5%me All”! 3
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Norwalk Chronicler