u ,Nonwstx- racer co.
‘ BUlLfllNG. A
TELEPi-WNE 1230.3
r” wasumu'rou eraser.
_ Y THIRTY CENTS
hirty cents will bring smart
Ties, the must up to- date fashion “
lid home magazine issued and
oung's magazine, an up to film min.
te'periodical for all members or the
amily, into your home for three
months. For full particulars read the
"“Sentinel Offer" on the Home De-
- pertinent page.
ers. Jiy din Pluklmm oi’ Hillside, and
:her guest Miss Gertrude Elmemere,
are spending the day in New York.
- ,Giles Gregory pf 55 Laurel avenue .
sit for New Haven this morning on a
Tel 871
wet-mus ‘ ‘
rung Post or the Country Continual: 0:" ti:
the Ladies' Home Journal, Flee of Charge, and for no other obligation
than having your order sent. us for your favorite newspaper.
. Among the many respoident‘s who book nova-atolls of our otter
. r-were several who gave their orders through the telephone.
' gret to say that since we are unfamiliar with the names of many of
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either the Saturday lily,
consecutive copied or
We re-
our patrons and still unamuainted with the streets of the city, orders
so received have given cause for confusion.
in‘ order to avoid any
more we would fill Ten to ‘oxtend us your kindness by repeating
~ your order either in person or by snail
l
S
Very respectfully yours,
LANICE
(Sdcoessor to J T. Hayes.)
: 5 Main Street
P. :S.-——The aforementioned offer will hold good until noon 0! Wed-
nesday, March 11th.
NORWALK
..' my id tilde which
: ,- inetsosed evor'7
' mouth. Ihsvabean
. at that time purple
- .,. ‘ inth‘eteceandwould
, floor; I could not lie down or '
r as tor a day and a night
. ‘ atsdmum Investithusnaud hadvory
little appended, no ambition," melancholy,
and often felt; as though I had not s
leend in the world. After I had tried
most every female remedy without suc-
cool, my Inc thcr-in-law advised me to
take-Lydia‘ E: Pinkham' s Vegetable
I' Compound. I did so and gained in
. . strength every day. '1 here now no tron-
~ this in any way anwghly praise your
. medicine”; It adv es itself. i ’--Mi*s.
s. T. Hustler, Elude, Missouri.
Remember. the remedy which did
this was Lydia 13.anth s Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere.
It has
' , who have a troubled with displace-L
meats.isflamn:stion, ulceration, tumors,
irregularities, periodic painslhbacksche,
that hearing down feeling,
and nervous
it? Lydia E. Pinkham :MedlclneCo.
Lynn. Mass.
THE BRIDGE BiiilTiiMiT
I8 PROGRESSIIB
business trip.—.—-Brldgeport standard.
V} D. W. lint-lord, oi Chestnut ntteet.
Second diatrict,“wasv taken suddenly
iii” yesterday. but is somewhat im-
prhved today.
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"‘—-—-O'ver Niagara Falls in four reels
at Music Hall tonight.
~ Mrfhnd Mrs. F. 'B. Grannies have
returned from dieriden, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Granniss'
COLEBURN 8. LAU DER
THE JEWELERS.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY, CUT GLASS.
We have s careiuiy selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated W are, the latest designs oi? standard makers.
m
Novelties of every description. We invite your inspection.
Repairing and Optical Work or All Kinds.
‘ so WASHINGTON eraser.
22 WALL eraser.
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TWO arouse
scum NORWALK.
NORWALK.
Also Sliver '
(Continued from oral; page)
“If... run. .,
of the harbor. and is close up to the
abutment last completed; To follow
‘sro Piers 11,1b and 9 tile latter two
'not to be begun until the arrival ot
, the M. A. Woman soils-driver from
Bridgeport. with 'Billy Robins and his
gang. Piers 10 and 9 arer‘to be located
in tile deeper water and the diver has
Mark to do on these. ' ' .
Pier 8 is hourly ready for the work-|
ing, the steel sheathing having been”
driven and placed in readiness. An
‘ cousin—(Bridgeport Standard,
electric motor has been placed in this
Tomorrow the contiued case against
Anton Nagy, for assault with attempt
to kill and murder will be heard.
" Nagy‘s bonds werep laced at $500; "
'Dr and :Mrs. Henry C. Sharer, _ oi .
-,:day in ‘New York city where they at-
tended the Hippodrome in the after
" noon. 3
7 Country store dancing will be in
' order at Dreamland tomorrow night.
200 different presents will be given
away, including silk stockings, 'i-iuy-
, ier's candy, jewelry, etc.
‘ "Helpful suggestions for the home
dressmaker will be found in Smart
~ Styles. 300, will secure that and
{Young's magazine for you for three
months. See Home Page.
‘ Richard J. Cutbill. of Spring' street.
who went to Bell View, Florida, for
.' his health this winter, has returned.
:His trip was'not as beneficial as be
inspected it would be, but it did him
quite a little good nevertheless.
The finance board of the City to
Hartford has recommended a tax of
twenty and one half mills on the list
of 1913, which is one mill less than
the tax collected last year. The grand
ist totals up $108,400,000; as against
. 199,900,000 0. year ago, and the tax is
expected to raise $3,181,052,
f
+om Niagara Falls in four reels
,Iut Music Hall tonight.
mafia—m-
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
a subject discussed for the eve-
plug was Korea.
A Country“ Store,
,._West Washington street. spent yester- ,- . (
pier to keep it dry for the excavators
.nd inside ,workers generally. There
7
Why «Not Be the First One to Wear the. Really NcwIStylesl .
PICTORIAL REVIEW
Costume. iii rents
boilers now as the latest from
PRESENTED.
THE "MINARET"- STYLES
three months before any other pattern.
|The first Draped Skirts
{were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for March, 1912—7 months
before any other pattern of-
fered draped cfiects.
PICTORIAL REVIEW
Paris
The "JAPANESE" Collar
for womens' and misses'
dresses, waists, coats, etc.
Now is your chance to
choose and wear this, the lat«
cst style from Paris first.
At our 'Pattcrn Counter,
you may inspect this charm-
ing fashion.
For Sale at DON:NELLY.’S. '16 South Main Street.
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OPERATION ON MR. FQR‘BUSH.
.——-—u...
. James C. For’bush.
with a pitchiork.
after. but at late the eitectsoi it have
been shovin, ,
mMr. Forbush
._~ .- no-
He
it For: MARCH.
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Costume. 15 cents
fourteen stories“ high, in West Thir.
tleth street. Part oi this site was tor-
superintendent merly occupied by the old Tenderloin
oi' the Vanderhool & Company and police station
ety hold an interesting meeting who lives on Maple street underwent highest building of its kind in the
evening at Mrs. Hannah J. Say a delicate Operation at the (Norwalk World
ouré. A letter received from Hardoi Hospital this morning
n‘dia. where two girls are being edu has been ill dor several weeks and it jail, the court room. a detention de~
cited by the society, was received by was found that an operation was lin- pertinent and oillces for direction or
be president in the mornings mail perdtive, as the only means by which the city's correctional work among
‘nd was enjoyed by the members he could be relieved of his trouble. Dr.“ 91
W. J Tracey was the surgeon.
found that there was ardepressiHon the building.
or the skull and this pressureton the
brain had caused the trouble.
I cut out the pressing bone.
was learned that Mr. Forbush while
a boy was hit on the head during play
The blow caused!
him no serious trouble tor some timelCroup. bronchial colds, lcgrippe and until its, present state,
‘ pneumonia are to be toured and avoid. has been
The jail will be the
The building will have, besides the
are huge the cakes held within these
(our walls still, however, and the con-
tractors are not quite ready to begin.
i Preparatory to the work on the west
Lside of theharhor there must be sev-
eral days' of hard work moving equip-
ment The boiler was placed upoh the
barge of the Butler 'Brothers' Construc-
7tlon Company today and is ready for
' transportation. L
Other workers are preparing the
steel work for the concrete, which is
to provide the strength for the struc
ure itself. Wire mesh. a. little larger
than common chicken wire, is being
bound'on the steel work in order that
i the reinforcement of the concrete will
be of as high a standard as necessary.
This is tedmus labor and quite a force
of men are at work. Short strings o!|
wire are used in the [dawning of they
mean to the steel. Concrete will stick
to the arrangement like it would to
nothing also known.
This morning the derrick near Pier
7 was busy shitting huge logs and tim-' I
here used about Piers 6. 7 and 8. These
were swung across the. temporary
lbridge to the storage places on the
north side. A general cleaning up was
in progress, and has been continued
i this afternoon.
A runway from the electric concreté
, mixer high on the scaffolding. at the
extreme westerly and o! the east side
l bridge work is being run over the wa-
ter to Pier 8. This. when completed,
will probably support the little railway
to be used tor transporting the newly
made material tor one of the two larg-
est piers, the one situated directly in
the deep water on the east side of the
channel. ‘
The boast was made by alworker on
the bridge, not an odiciol, however,
that the' that use to which the ‘new
bridge would be. put would be the
women. The board of estimate appro-massage or the Columbus Day parade
opriste‘d $450,000 for construction at over it next mu,
Many do not give
.credence to this report. nevertheless.
and it is believed that the structure
‘some: few weeks later than this time.
1 Progress can be seen on the hridge
March is a trying month for the work in general. and many, who have
very young and for elderly poop'a ,iollowod the houmct from the start
remark. that it
A , Goad Same: is the Thins.
wnull: insulin: in u '
nass luau, Donovan Non-cum-
“Are there any federal appointments
or recommendations for any in Bridge-
port yet "' Congressmen :Donovan 'was -
asked today.
man.
in Bridgeport are interested in such
[’9‘1 thousands 0‘ WOW?” appointments " it was suggested. L
plied Mr. Donovan.
digestion with: good service is their chief in-
union, after all other terest. not so much who is giving
means have oiled. Why don‘t youtry it."
.. Wilson was delivering his message to
the Joint houses of Congress asking
for the repeal of the law exempting
.Amerlcan coustwise
ltoile in passing through
.«u ma. canal,
LBusinessJMen'sp association was ap-
President's request; ‘ Letters 0: pro ’
test from the std
were delivered at the oilices oi the
congressmen at
President. Wilson was on his way
from the White House to the cool
. tol to deliver his message.
Connecticut in the city
time and is expected to support the
‘ . appropriation b is are to tcliow
“ dam on: tour or thh’ supp mom
' he coasirod Those are tilt day, and overhauled the piano player
ooh: and udder Com-
Mhialves it, He Tells
Correspondent
. ._ fihspos iiiio.
Sale of L
New Spring Suits, . Coats. A
and Dresses
at Moderate Prices ' ,-
"A“
’4 mantras:
' Show
at out:
tattoos.
Ml Milli lfllii Ril’il.
ahan in Accord With the Busi-
‘muiai-—Brandegte Against
WASHINGTON. l). (3.. March 10:—
“.None today," replied the congress-
r;
t!
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of
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“The newspapers and the people up
Linoleum Remnants 200 sq. yard
Oilclcth Remnants 15c sq. yard
The A. .i. Angeviue 8: Son (30
134 136 Washington Street.
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WOW
South Norwalk.
"1 don't think They need Ibo," res
"That‘ they are
Opposed; to Repeal
About the time that President
steamers from
the Pana~
the Connecticut State
'pealing to the members at the Con:
nectlcut delegation to oppose the
business men
do very time that
This request of the business men
. puts the question squarely up to the ’
members of the delegation
there is
their attitude on. this question. 0n
administration legislation.
bers of the delegation have so
been with the president,
. is not going to ‘be the case on the
’ Panama toll question.
and
much speculation as to
the men:
for
But such
Maker: in Accord
Congressman Mohan, upon re-
TIRES
Orders placed with u! now tor April
delivery will assure~ your purchasing
at the present low price. Quotations
on moist any oi the best lines.
My prices are low. What are you.
requirements: A card will bring you L
quotations.
some bargains in used cars.
do Auto Repairing. Foul work in mi
branches.
Austin’s Garage
Call or phone.
I have
i also
124 sown, MAIN ST.
or 'Phone 1622-2, w. an Austin. 1:
» Woodward Avenue.
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We have-a fine line cf
1 LEATHER
GOODS
L Just the thing for a Birthday
Present; also some very pretty
BIRTHDAY BOOKLETS.
RlGGERMAN
Try One of 0dr
Delicious ————-——--
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
‘ (roausaLv LANE'B)
ROS, 64 North Main St.
‘\
Daily and Sunday Papers
Delivered.
if
ceipt oi the letter from the business
men of Connecticut. promptly an-
nounced that he was in accord with
their view and would stand with
them. Congressman Donovan the
only member oi the House from
after the
President's message Iwae delivered,
did not commit himself. ‘He is known
to have been strongly in favor or
the toil exemptwu principle, but he
may change his view .to be with the
administration. ‘
Brandon“ Witt: President.
Scooter Brandegoe has all along
sen opposed to the tree tolls prln
Democratic president.
CUMMIN8 GOES TO SING DING.
new YORK, March 10.—-Wllliam J.
Cummins, one-time head oi the defunct
Carnegie Trust Company. who was
convicted nearly three years ago or
. the iarcenyot 8140.000, wae'taken to
Sing Sing priced from the Tombs to-
day. to serve out a sentence or not less L
than four years and eight months and
not more than eight years and eight
months. By reason of appeals and oth-
tiring to the eyes.
tor of your glasses.
Open 8st. Evenings.
OurToric Lenses
are deeply curved and do away
with the reflection on the
back of the lens, which is so
Your field of vision is in~
creased and you are looking
at all times through the con-V unit you should have us over-
We employ Oculists-grad-
pate physicianswto' examine
ely'I,‘i'I}’tMER
OCULIOTR AND OPTIGIANB
:17 Atlantic Snusro. Standard, or
.. Est.1897
These parts do an immense
amount of work in propelling
your car~they transmit the en-
gine's power to the rear axle——
consequently they‘ wear and
need expert attention at local.
every year to' take up the wear ,
and replace worn and wool:
parts.
If your car seems to “same:-
itself together" before it
moves instead oi starting as a
haul these parts now~some- .
thing is worn and loose and is. d,
sure to Ibl'eak at the wrong mo- ‘
meat. Lot us overhaul your car
this month—and have it in good
shape to:- the new. season.
Highlands mechanics
reasonable charges.
and
or moves, counsel for Cummius kept
him out of state prison (or nearly nine , '
hundred duys after his conviction. it
is stated he will new appeal to (lever-
nor Glynn tor a pardon on ,the ground
that be rendered assistance to the
State in the hearings regarding the
o:
n...“ ”—9-“
mm company. . L
APPROPRIATION MEASUREs Dis-
P0850 OF.
WASHINGTON. March 10.~Tl:e rm
pidity with which Congress is dispos-
ing oi: annual appropriation measures
“PEO'AL “HEALTH WARMNG' will not be opened to the public until was cited today as an indication of
‘ ‘ l
curly adjournment. ,
Theeugriculturnl supply measure
was debated in the House todhy so
probably will to disposed of this was
The rivers and harbors and the navel—“L
‘9:
4‘1—
Breakfast, 25c,
‘ Supper, 25c-
Vegetable Soup
Roast Pork
Hungarian Gulash
Mashed Potatoes
:Stewod Corn
Cotton fuddinm
say. 4 Wash. so,
TELEPHONE, sot.
pol ‘
York, who
Dinner, 35¢. ‘ I‘ '
Wednesday Dinner
Corned «Beef and Cabbage
Homemade Bread and Pics I
Mansion Hesse
C HASSI‘N Prop.
so. Norwalk.
WXODKOTB.
South Norwaiit. setter; “
W. A. Hanford
Garage
.———__.a.
Large Variety of.
BathroomFixtures ‘
Kitchen and Psrfiry Needs
‘ Cocos Door Mats. lardinim'es Um»
brella Stands, Parcel Post Egg Bonn
and the like at lowest prices. ,
Albert E. Gehebe,‘
as we: Washington 83.,
" South Nor-walk. ‘ .
from” Dollar’s
New
Phone 10003.
Norwalk Chronicler