’ .r'..'
en the contribution
elnfiloy‘tii. our: the benches 'rniout‘
enter and nethgught thorn-
e mettere Michell.
illmeetthiealtcrnoonwltnlm.
lo manifested
—-
The meeting for my evening
Tonight in Biol: Reynolds? tellers Palmer
willheaaimein the W noweeér. and won
dnoie‘ tournament between Kh'nnloi, The agate by miller wee
genre itethodint church war
not mania: and matters clone
edit» tortheendotthe confermI
{Bills were 'l‘mie'md pill and
The way Afternoon Whlat Clary
liarold Dell. rated 90 and Cherlea
Wicke. mted 10 will play in the
other tournament on Monday even-
nm The same will roamed it the
inset Worthington atreet store and
VVVVrrinch' interest in the coming content
’ I night "de on‘ the film
. near. rated 85. dowrmiflum
85 to I72 ALV
the trim
one tolled knead and than the other.
it follows:
7‘7 -
, ill-l ’
85
~fixture-.3: Weakest: pork to
roast, 170.!) Ferguson a Hellman.
~_w-——
13V A man weerlnga ihreadhnre gar
9mm" Andmwa at the Royal 5“?” meat. old shoea and a ttmeworn hot
met lip with an East Norwalller yea-
I terdny rind stopped to talk. The man
appeared poverty stricken no to his
attire but upon his face them. named
a wondrous mile. “way all this
pleasure?" netted "the welidressod.
Ieleekunpearlng East alder. "Well.
air. ill tell you. Yesterday and until
Ithis alteration. 1 here been thinkint
myself a your man. unlined. it timer
on I have wondered where my next Idea.
eieotrloai matters tor lam “mall V“ coming MW ' em ”"1“ 0”
to 15W '1‘. attentiou' and it 3. and meet work in I could twenty-
(WWW
in Mental-g. aeration where
V WWW iioi‘it
I w”...
twain ex-Poemaaler wane-I
would doubtin- have M
who on m the other figs: little holdingr have been quoted
his home. th 8W “a tell W hundred per cent. more than I thought
inert tothehaad’avaanat, muttneywereworth. andlimtnusmade
{gr the all! M m felt a“, wealthy" “0! all the ———~," but the
a. Elli NONI“ five years ISO ‘01ch my fll‘e 3008
sent Olen um. will 36, crowded out item loch oi owl. and i sit chilly
and wondering where more fuel is to
lily. uni! did not intend to do no. but
i} with me. [fretted over the matter.
Illa-m in mg m ltla gun but no more. I bought a- little piece
Tile our la signed “Goat” B. Freder-
teatime.” Theeudehowecae— “a " little “"97-
on on mountain WMV m mach for it, and have never thought
emmva‘namai. and inverymrao- ll valuable. Today I went over to
ot-property. some your ago, when l
l dill not pay
the city clerk‘s oilice and looked at
the lament nooks. Ii-ionee my
a 10!.” he finished. “Whit has that to
W * Hartman. do with it?” nailed theetranxer. “lie;
lit in than." spoke the older men. i
am a rich man On time hooks my
a
m; stronger than departed not having
ehumaethardnmaau mtheheerttodaotroythemanhsdeln
when taken {rennin head. file right “on IThla la not a true story as to
- arm wumeehemth-aneml- every dottil)
D
.l..... n:
‘ a". ' flier-
picked tip toward the end ,. .
«by a felt margin.
Punk-ll.
memo from i have not mooted char-V
.‘a":v:fiv_mf iv. 3? :4 :3, er «re-
nun the tourth aim oi tne girl on;
lion libloII
or m min out».
'lllorrell retro ro onetime .l
in Stamford, Weddell“. 1;; 'V:'
.3.
lilies Laure Stuodlng is Twilltlly
prov
layer ’ r ;
l Martin Shannessey, who has “been
ill some time. in in Stamford. under
medical care“ _ ' V -, .
A“.
Miss ion Lockwood ofi limiting.
Ridge on been spending n‘t‘ew days
with hire. John W. Holly of Barton.
~—I'l‘o Let—“illndley's house,
atreet. occupied by G. W. Smith. will
he to let April last. inquire IE. it.
Hladley Mandela nvenue.
—V‘na———-uh——
mom from the are companies
of Dorian, jNoreton and ‘Noroton
Heights met in the million firehouse
u
last night. to ram plans for a belt-
qruet
‘Darien‘ will new room little read
article street noon (in the litter: blah-
WM. Mr Sexton has put tour horses
and hallo-dozen men on the street.
fronting his county. at work repair-
in; and fixing up the gutter-.V
lm- -
alter an utteolr oi courier
Minn .
NWWMMNM. 'Meneileldngvoo- I :
4;“ m, m in. a, cam no m, that 1. MW ,3, fan“ m: heels-ammonia condition and
antic. nae mired a. m w some to this we on obeeasion
‘ hie aboard, and tilde the coal oil
of (looneetioht are
quite Competent Vto utterinlne the
nufllnmtiooo oi electore in that
dtuto" he said. jv'l'i‘hey have always
done no.1! a majority ol Connecticut
u‘oineu want to 'vote I out quite cer-
‘ l"lain they can eerily impress that fact
the general aeoembly oi
5‘ 'l‘h'oi holly will preacrlhe a
.r "The petiole
xpreeslon of“ opinion among, the
\Vvomen ol‘ the state.
' Should Not Be Forced.
" "if (any a minority or Connecticut
' Woolen Want the veto T see no region
oily the enthuse should no threat up-
‘on tlu unwilling and protesting min
‘ jorlty. i see less rennet) why the
United Stolen governinent’ollould at-
retool Io preecrihe the tilnlliloetlona
OI
li'roteatl." ‘I ‘
"' The senatorreferred to alerts to
in com,
' ' ‘ ' " e‘e‘tvee. Without expreaelnx any onln
” 'V‘lon on the Ilrohillition question he
{told the constitution should not be
‘ do the vehicle for a’ lot or restric
lions upon the people at the .mtee
"with regard to their home life.
‘ Would start Trouble;
. _Mr. Brandegee stated another on.
’ jection to the women millage amend-
i 'iiionl. it it were ”tilbmilte‘d' "to the
‘ whole people that would be a fair
Ilnethod at determining sentiment. he
”hi. hut the verdict of state lezleli—
turos world not be i lair Wteet
. T‘Tho amendment would precipitate
. eilV ever the country It content in our!
' Ieaaelniliy distritl.” he held “if one
candidate wedged himself to the
‘ , chom- in n blote' dietrihl. it would
‘ I " nil thll Reine think? I tlii‘nk‘ very many
‘. iegltlitors Would be tied hind, and
foot on this mitten heoauae oil!
dilutes hid pledged themselves to the
manure to gain ltufinort- tor their
candidacy or neutralize opposition.”
in moclueion, innate: modem
eportto learn. ltiiyenh‘ayetodo is
to wait for a freight. which in held up
by slams from the tower: lieu act-am
The! you pick the ”it up at lei
Welter‘filhliWI W Wad-
needay night at ill; home in Norolon'
Heights. John Dalton. Carl
and Chance: “th3’ were the
guests. And the quartette had i In»
r? time of it. Alibi them are enthus-
iastic sportsmen. and nominee it com-
ing. lint engineering lento ”an en‘
rated into the center-nation, end one
oi the. protocol brought up was the
raising of the Titanic.
Shovellng cool from height train:
seems to None at the a'lnueelnelite oi
Darlen' n luliengoiony ltlr on easy
.:.- IIII ain'ajijlfutltafa 'e
angry 1w} vw‘
“Hosiery
um It or
"MS-me” Kore 25c.
WM Wee Sixty.
' Wu like Fifty,
Collie Vbttt tic.
‘V'W Hone 55¢.
rim at not Witty.
girls note. V
031‘ _“E"cnta.,
egg ion. 25;.» . ’
F alley Geode
Ribbona.‘
mm 251:. .
Attractive lino. ‘ s .I I;
mg; luminary
m
Roche]
me The railroad My ital been
bothered not a littled Home and
beaten quImI M a; result,
mew haveheen caught. . - 3.
3‘9
rule and the rlzhtoteaen mteio
manage its own huglneas to anti itself
without lnflinglng‘ upon the rights oi
Ite neighbors." Wrote queudon
eliouill be left to the elite!
Ohio: George w. Eduardo- or the
lira department wenttto the pater
mater. wot-ha this meaning and. In
spouted the ornate“ made on the the» the eiecutive committee or the Con-
tor ma. tor the city. The chief necticut ice cram linkers; or which
expecta to have the trucks by April he la a member. The resiion war.
lat. Mortimer Roberts. “Minted. hell? It Henblln'a cafe and after it
driver tor East qualg, will mum. the members will visit the plant of
no regular dutiea on Sunday nlllllt- in? armor lee Cram om. -
William F. 3031”“ iii New fia-
ven tom attending the naming or
2..
V Every style monumhutompopuhmyotwt
lnga for spring. ""V ”
Womehowhigacorqdotehoeoinwuylealncmdo
‘, mg‘rnemlnmhcnageniidwle mother denture
Mafimhflflifle attache ‘VV V.
Mummy w.mm beam «tr-1;
,i... in «M I"
'hgn‘. Vuweli unworthy unintended. !
‘ ' onions 35¢ and 50¢ per. ‘VY‘ARVD;
the I
then oI-I (total-mining the loot, They '
.on‘pues niVolntute providing for on '
electors and amend the cohetitw ‘
tions 0! rurions alleles agoinnt their
. VVCI'i‘P- ""3 ”a: . remand the recoil Imazuuuonlwuh
WV M insure inflationarpronibluonci lnl
lit!“ and fresh «Vie- " f-toxiénnts and other matters which he .
liver-ed; raid the states could handle for than
t
the n-ihlghty rtroo'g‘ «not». not to I 5, ,
acid the!“ upon every ground oi hue -
‘ .I Rice Clihth. a dainly novelty.
- kitchen.
V which fire cleverly made up to illustrate the designs
completed? Woulen’s and childrcli‘ Vs garments no
not - ~
The? Early Novelties '
While tile snows of winter vanish from-the hillside.
and the last unsightly strensz ore trying to allow iiier'n'I
selves from the south sides of the streets, here (1011105 to
our eyes wealrigd of looking all winter clolllls :l fu- all and
billowing more of summer white goods ' i
The Novelties for
Mbuescllno Transparent, like .a fine urgently
just a little stillness), enough to keep in. shape 46 inches,
75 cts
Summer.
will:
snoWy white beautiful crepe which
75 cts.
.Vflllisllod
75 ctVs
. (kits.
Crepe do Hagar:
is the prettiest wleaue of its ‘family, 45 inches
Chiffon ‘Crcpe, very Vfine and beautifully
with every look of fine qualitv 45 inches,. .
Embroidered Crepe, “ltll small figtugs- .llul
floor dc lys‘bowknoté, riot-or lomves,- etc. 45: inches
75c 95mm $1 on
Fancy] JRatI'nes. - ‘. '. ,, ' 59c, 75cV Valid goo
WHO!» Batiste Ia filmy fabric {or thin gowns,\'c13z
delicate and lovely 45 inches. I 40o. soc end 75¢
Piquee, 27 niches, 25c, 30c, 36cm 40c
40 inches. 19 cts.
. in the Bas‘omcnl
",'l
.l'ik‘
golfine‘ . for Cools
in the greatly desired ml wings.“ Tango.
A'pplo Green and Cerise. Golfing is the mpulnr olmh fur
Mahogany
' 'yil'lejauniy needy- to-slirrlm Coats at the seashore. ml lin-
links dVr for Vany sportiugV use.
V32 inches SI. 00 a yard.
“TV ‘Nk ("it ills
t
VIIICoilvenient Wot-11V Aprons
cui-
'fiioBimgalow Aplonis cuiamll ll clover iliniltl(;ill
it is intended to put 01) over a dainty gown while in the
lit covers «tllc‘ whole dress. from collar to hem.
and the struts are nwdCratcl3 sllmt in‘kimmm style.
percalc or gingham 50c and no. .
I" Black Sum Work ALprOns that cour tin
front and back These prevent the skirt from acquiring
shine from hard wood chains and are appreciated by
stenographers and bookkrcpe rs. Prue so ctr.
Surnml l’ lulu
in
dress,
The Pattern Deportment
Shuttle New Styles for Spring
Smilelidea of the new dcrigns ill Standmri
_ can be obi ined from the window displa3 of pain I "um Us
RS
I'iilh‘ill.‘ ,
filllll
I' nlcr are shown. ,-
'Misees‘ mlrsiin gown plug. V
tel-o, V") ‘I No 74;}! Child's w‘hite fruit No; 730m
3 ,Childe mlmpcrs.‘ 742i Molds. apron ,V 7V4“
inter??? Vcljre'ss‘. (m6 Butcrily coat. " 744le
infants Vcnpe null ll'ocd c‘olnbiued, No. 5945
.Iu. Patttmtlorendlsg
The Elongati- for April, :1 very tolerating: leiu‘lVll‘lo'l.
7‘ Pattern ‘lt‘cllmi VirinilLV flout
VF
Norwalk Chronicler