, , 11 its regular
lioklpgiiatn Post, No. i2, G. A. ‘R.,
.. hold its legulsr weekly meeting
How evening
orrow evening.
alter Rose, pa1'lner in Cmanagll
Roses South Main street
‘ yesteidey in New \ork city on
l11ess. '
1.-.»...
he Hospital Willsl Club “iii meet
til bird. '1‘. Marshall, Andi ewe at the
defines Inn on Friday afternoon
rii 25. st 3 oclcck.
”.m—‘L’-
Mr, and plus. Albert G. Bailey at
111 rd avenue: are downed: to
d1 1:“ home lime 1.91111 Willi illness 1:11
West is in attendance.
tor the dance on Friday evening.
Oocksxioe Tribe, No. 32, 1.0.11. 11.,
hold its regular meeting turnov-
renaming:
a
- ‘Kn‘haose Encampment. No. ll. 1. 0.
H0. it, will hold its regular meeting this
evening. The royal purple degree will
dental-red and a very enjoyable
“...—.5;—
tiresome with s pn‘lnluli Accident
milder when he slipped “on the euro,
Mpoct street, and (all heavily,
H l is in attendance.
2‘!
South Norwslit people are watching
the alerts at the wire strinsers tor
the Jonson -Gliloi~d Company electrity
futile railroad. The 111911 are 1111,1111-
on so squirrels bud climb and crawl
light in much the some manner.
“Elle Master/Mason degree will be
plotted at the eluted communication
ITmnpio 1.011311. 11" 111111 A M.. in
port this ex using by members of
Whury's lodge A delegation iron:
Md Well image, No. 108. will ottend.
1111“; hi 7: 45 under the auspices of
H W {3. 'l‘ U., at the home of Mrs.
m Nickorson. 2d insides avenue,
‘ silt it is requested that all Free
"offerings. he brought in at that
The usual weekly mention will
omitted this week ‘
38’s. iMnrys Young Men's Club will .'
meeting tomorrow f
etme. . .
Court Narruk, no. as, r. or 11.. will‘ ~"
11 its regular meeting this evening ’1
final arrangements will be made ‘
. lO'ourt Cecile, No. 105 D. or 0.. will“
mold it'd regulhr meeting this evening.
Williim B. Gregory. of 79 Stevens
toting 11 rib Dr William B. Burg
A social will he held on Friday ev- '
,.
Tel 371
13"New Leid Eggs H .
' ’ Sugar Corn 613 pet can
East India Tea o
3' {H x
125 Washington Street
All varieties at 25c peck.
At CUNEO’ S. .
‘_ aliens. and re sir work.
123 WASHIN ON STREET.
,
.maud
. 98 South Main Street.
RIGHT soar or newsroom.
smlmou.
(From the 91.111111919111111 Public
' ledger.)
W-
For more than titty years the roll-
way; have been his objects oi attack
in every Legislatuu and on every hus-
tings of the land. lunch or our load
out and most loqusaous dammit has
been poured upon them. 1 [deny or our
rawcst end most tresklsh laws have
been imposed upon them: in the long
settling they have needed restmint uni
, Morin, but often it hes happened that
their own excesses grow out or excel-
slvo demands mode upon th by peo-
ple and lawmakers. They eve been
sinncdmlnst us well A; cluster. and
it is new to understand why the grant
conutnwtive men of the railroad world
accumulate e bitterness anion all
meddling politicians.
in the United sum. today the roll-
roads'ors under 11110th ism to keep
the courts busy and to make then; won-
der when the deluge will cause. Bill
has some new hint: that he wants lint
Linto 11 law. The lanthan- iii the thoulbt
that the roilmsds are too dies.
Cuneo is Flower Shop
has: Bushes, Rose.Bushes,.25c each. Gard;
seeds, the best stock in tow. Seed Potatoes due Saturday, .
Mating Construction Co.
Estimates tnrulshed on all kinds of building constructions. sitar-
TLL 357-12.H
The veins goes up With the voluine. We' re melt».
lng Ford cars better as we make more of them—-
that‘s. the reason We can't keep pace with the do
Insure yourself against disappointment by
getting your ,Ford today.
.argains
16.11.120.11 of Business.
Building, full of Big Values. Below Cost
South Norwalk Dry Goods Co.
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
l
out. not Hellenic rolls.
somethlou as. about this-none we I
to: write 11 Sentinel inn
1.1 Seed FarnHi
7RAILROAD. AVE.
Contractors H
and Builders
SOUTH NORWALK.
S. L. Benedict. Agent
Three-story
'u
(other. Perhaps some of them are,
but at the some time it might be «veil
tor the public to suspend its hostility
ones-101.111. and take another view or
the situation.
There is an opportunity in the Con-
trot “Win at the present molnent. An
unparalleled cslumity hos sprout death
and destruction over most one“ and
prosperous cities. It temporally pen
alysed trsnrportstloo, but the quickest
money to recover was this some indil'
passable service. While other: slept
the rollrosd men were st work. Then
was no thourht or this line taking the
advent“. oi the other line or at one
men an!) his oompeuy at the 611
posse of a rival With splendid unsel-
dshnoss the railroad men tolled tonsil»
or For the time all use: beanie one ’
great retire-Hid emulation worklog li’
Initially to give the public the but '
possible roller flint could be woven
shohid‘ remember the almonds snd the
railroad men end know tint is 11011111
wear or other it is 11.. sort or thin
the flood continues. We" ill-lo hfl‘ilhey are dolor; sit 11.1. time ~tor the
s new railroad hill 11nd every member ““311“ 931,113, 1
i
it you can write 11 1.11m you 11111
‘67:: H.
H ‘i Dress GOods.
’3 New Spring
Now theiu o .
H. Wealth: 111., so. Nomi
Opposite Darlon's Switch. ‘_'.'
Formerly 11.0.3113. hornets. ..
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Goods
,3 1h REPS, ssorono cones,
1.1mm AND FANCY 9.2:
f Sierras. and Nevelties
: Special, Creams
for Coatings _
PLAN AND STRIPES.
H’ Skinner Saline
I wersiedsnd Velvet
Remnants
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.v" onfin 'Jo'ah
I111 l“!;l;!
”My Father and. Mother
Dyed-field» I Was Born.
smith.
Cleanser and .
Dyer
24 Mom. Main 81‘...
month Nomik.
: Btu-mum. Greenwich and
New York City.
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TAILORED
Hats
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Values up
to 13,110'
FRANK.
JACOBY
. Opposite floyt’l Thales
1
3 1
New Building Materiel
”Mt" Willi MN and Will”
sum (lost of “Motion“ ~
1 635,006 in school bonds; paying
' ltlng smoking on street
10:26:, 16:66.
P. Harv-43:43:, ”is. 216011. 6:55 .
9:59; ‘
ii to... up ‘ihmlendnr n... 11 1.1.1....
Jewett "City. borough charter chaos:
. ing the date of 1116.11.11.11 your to .ian—
uary l; nutiiorlzlngflhatllam to issue
e1";r
(l. Bullock, of Mansfield. :1, 000 for the
Vbnrning over cl woodland on which
fire was started by~H~s span; from a
road roilei. The following bill. prolilb 1
care was
adopted: . ...
set upon a. .closed street car; except
lose to obey any reasonable rule, post.
. ~ ed in plain view, concerning smoking
or carrying a! lightedwclgars, cigar-
thennve dollars for each offence".
Another bill adopted provides that
vehicles other than motor vehicles
. having springs or ,rnbber tires shall
show from one heir hour after sunset
light so placed note be visible tram
the-trout and rear of such vehicles.
Violation of this would be a line or
‘ not more than live dollars, the court,
- having discretionary power to remit
, the penalty.
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NOTICE
: 'LicenseYour Dogs
Dog taxes are now payable.
the use of six months tint is not It-
cenud on or before May 1,1913.
1 road avenue. South Nor-walk. Saturday.
April 19th. from 8 to 6 112111.. and Son
order April 28th. from 7 to 9p
HERBERT R. ems
Town Clerk.
115 a: H
New York. New H
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lord
militant literati 2. 1616.,
6001‘" NORWALK 1'0 le Valli
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8: so. 7:161. 7:461. 11:11:. 8: 61:, 9:16:
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6011.
more KGWALK‘TO NIVI
3, 5:1 dis.
is, 161662. 11 is. inflow
”13“,,“
ed, 11 number ol mottersjioverwwhioh’37 “
there wnl,ino.“llkelihoo‘d=<ol dispute,
2 These included on; amendment to. the
32% .
THREE CARDINALS MENTIONED iBlncHe he was, elevated to a cerdlnslatefHH-. V
"Any person who. while a passen- .
a car which has a smoking compartv‘
ment, shall, when requested by the ,
conductor in' ohhrge 9! seen our. re; .
ettes or pipes. shall bedded not more ‘
until one-halt hour before sunrise a, H
, poo.
j ally of one dollar. as fixed hg‘low, '
. will he charged in addition to the
regular license fee (or every dog over
' ‘j Doc licensee may «he obtained at the ,
ethos of 1.11. Layton and 00., Rall-
. Dated at NWL,Aprli 15111, 1,113.. .H
«.
Worth up to $2»
One case of Fine Shelves. all colors and styles, sold the city over , 3
at 62 While they lost, Friday 9911 and $1.29.
I
(‘1'! v (H \ VI ‘1.
an. :fivfi‘, ; were: .—
\
by Pius X. he has been 11' very lnti-"
mule ill-lend of .the head of the.
church ,
A8 SUCCESSORS TO POPE Pius X.
HIHH SHHHHl HHlES
HIGH scuool. oacHssvnA con. H
czar. '
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Pleasing Program Presented at Fourth"
. Annual Altair. ‘
With the High School Assembly
1Hull tilled, last evening, the lourth 11.11-
1 nuai concert of the Norwaik High
school orchestra was held. More de- .
lighttul than ever is said of the urinal.
cola and the large number who attend-
ed were highly complimentary after
the performance.
To Professor William ll3. Perry.‘
whose original idea is the orchestra.
belongs more credit than last night's
favorable showing gave, for he has for
leur years worked tirelessly to per- .
feet an organization snob as appears
today.
. Prof. Perry was the conductor 01
. , the stair and, with the orchestra, woe ‘
sssisted by Mrs. Chester 1S. Selleck.
pianist, and Charles Sterling, violinist.
The following program was given:
mature-«Don Juan .........1Mourt
CARDINAL VANNUTELLI.
l
Orchestra. 1
Minuet—Don Jnsn ...:‘..~.Mozim H
.. . Orchestra _
Minuet. .....1..... Mozart
.» 031mm.
J “Whom G (minor).... Chopin
' ,. Mrs. Chester 6 sellecn
Soleobemlenae.:Henri Vienxtemps
Clinics Sterling.
Funeral "March ............... Chopin
Orchestra.
-
0 :Belle Null; ...- Offenbach
Orchestra.
Narcissus Nevin
Orchestra.
iildsrch Milltalre ..... .Schubert
Orchestra.
, 'i‘he members of the orchestra are:
First Violins—Charles Sterling,
(Fred Murphy. Howsrd Mechen. Nut"
McMahon. John Sterling, Eugene
Rummler, Esther Abroxnson. Irene Ba»
. liar. Alice Roses. *
Second mellow—Marlon Crockett.
Susan Chancellor. Kenneth Taylor.
Thom,“ Mun. Richard Horde, Don.
nldG
01.111111141111111”. Baldwin. 1
Cornet-adorn dilnson.
. 'Ceilowilnrry moron; Wollsce Ben-v '
eilsha, Cherie: Murphy.
Bess-AWiliiam Taylor. Marshall
Hoyt.
illrumswli‘renll illuminant, Howard
Simeon
Flue—nmmd Greenwood
Organwllidgsr Murphy. 8
necrophilia—«Marlon Dertt
Mummy, st nuambly. 11!" Till!»
both illunkemoiar ontortslhod the stu-
dents with two very excellent piano
solos. The first was s “Prelude.” hr, "
B. hammered. end the second.
"floltouioitofl in 0 minor, by Bush.
Mlnfl‘ Hunkemelsr‘ has appenrod‘hotm
the assembly on previous WW.
sud slwsyii furnishes eaterlslolnt one
Hslc.
when Museum.
, The homes lot tom well-known
hoodlum but. been mentioned 1111
f
O. A Kennedy adore-loll the Iflflflr
‘liiy. rub-rosy monies. soil talked.
on athletics. lilo told at the 6mm
limbsii turn on the iisid ill .
6 mm oil the studs! to stir
on the nuns- and shear their use!
on to victory. his. 1611111111an wofi‘
lie-slide announcers 111% Plus it.
Milli mouths Vsnnnulil 11nd
Norwalk Chronicler