The work inClay strontium
'hg nionly under the direction of
.fltrest di‘oremm K. J. Lewis: About
on hundred test had been completed
[ .ntiqunlnx one yesterday.
Several friends of Mr. Hoyt. proprlo.
tor at the Crescent Thanh-e. name over
.irom Norwaik. yesterday. to see ”the
Three Musketeers," which drew iuil
dances—Stamford Advocate.
., Progress Forum. No. 1. of thecFrn"
"Upstairs" was the general cry in ,
the City “Hall ycsmrday. People en-
tered the building by the tons and as
they began to look inunirin‘xly around
those acquainted with their probable
desire to see the board or relic! would
nsllfipstslrs."
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cHlLosswe cruises
masses, nusslsu stones
l sum AND soars;
r‘ternal Forum League, will hold its .
finely meeting, next Monday swelling.
at 8 o'clock. in the Fraternal Forum
lasagna Hall, Washington street.
Stuart H Elliott who. amompanied
by his wife. has been on an extended
trip to South Americfi. and 0thb'r
points at interest has returned
homer—nonopertevo very delightful l
1!
The contract tor the construction ot ‘
and interesting trip,
w“
the tnmnorary bridge over the etretm
in the King's Highway. at Brookside,
over the tiled Mill brook. was swarm
all to Contractor» W. 11.8. Bates. whose
bid was $100. The work was begun
yesterday and is progressing nicely.
The Town of Dorian is sharing the ex.-
pense of the work.
Supreme Representative William F.
Hoyt. ot the Royal Arcanmrrwiii no
to bewistonvlhisino.’ on April 28th.
these to install the silicate oi'ihs grand
council. Mr. Hoyt was slated for Que-
bec again this year but thememhers
oi' the Lewieton grand council wanted
him down there so down there he
goes. Last year Mr. Hoyt went to
Quebec. Mr. Hoyt plans to remain
down in Maine tor at least a week and
is anticipating a most pleasant time.
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 709. Ben
evolent and Protective Order of Elks.
will hold a regular meeting on Wed-
nesday evening, at which time there
will also the initiation or several new
didutos. District Deputy Grand Exalt~
ed Ruler Martin J. Cunningham. 01V
Dcnbury. will be present, and witness
the. work, as well as make an address}
to the members. The committee 0
the new home will be announced all
this meeting. and the committee 0
the big brother movement will also
snake a report. .(
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The choir of the South Norwalitlon-
, negation“ Church has been rehears-
lngio‘r some time on Farmer’s Mass in
B list. and will sing this work on
Illnday afternoon stthe veneer ser-
vice at 4:30 o'clock. The entire com-
position will be sung and will be given
In Latin. This is an unusual service ,
(or a Protestant choir and will doubt
less attract many music lovers.» The
different choruses and quartets of the
mass are interspersed with soles {or
the dilinrnnt voices written somewhat
like the mural ilollnol or music, and
dull oi beautiful flowing melodies. and
fljs deeply religious The soloists are
Mrs. Mary flotsam-annual soprano;
are. Forest Case, hits; 8. Alsop
Mill. tenor; Forest Cass. bass. Fred-
dink B. Grannies. dies. 3.. mm
»lltl director.-
olew designs in‘VHChildrens-
Stamped Goods his cross
stitch and Fiend: embroidery
”work.
.Obiidren's Dresses stamped
-on 1~ linen, reap and pique;
white, tea pink, sky and
VAiich ....... 25c, 50c and ISt'
«rhymes Costs istam'ped on ,
white rep’p‘. Isl: ,
Boys’ Russian Blouse Suits 3' ‘
J.I’.Mallét’te
as Washington St
Tel. {49. 3o. Norwslk.
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l
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illecayed Teeth and
Cancer. '
It has been shown that a jagged
tooth or root or cavity oi decay has
been the exciting and sole cause of
cancer of the mouth. Such was the
case with
General U. 8. Grant, who died In 200‘-
rlbls agony from cancer of the
V tongue
caused by rubbing it against a de-
cayed and broken tooth. These are
facts which it is well for people
- with decayed teeth to think about.
A little expense from time to time
will keep your teeth in a healthy
condition.
Dr. J. H. Mallely
makes no charges for complete er;
aminatinns and cost estimates.
16 8o. Mam BL. 8o. Norwllk,
House: 9 A. on. 1’0 8‘9. M.’
sunosvs ev ”com-men?
p. m- flan—-
Merril
Night school»
is open Tuesday. wednoslisy‘ ,
and Thursday evenings. limit-
‘ keeping, stenotylpy," Shorthandfl
Typewritilrx, English fought by ‘
experienced teachers. ‘ '
A Merrill
Busil ess College
South Norwilil.’ Mimics-do.
port chum , '
. l 3»;
good attendance from all parts at
_ the State sod great interest was
thaws; iii the report brought back by,
Miss Rout: lines of Greenwich who,
‘g‘le s member of the semi oi the No
Moist emu Association had been
it Atlanta, acorns and Birmingham.
‘Alallams to attend gatherings of sut-
lnglsts who are organising a his;
, campaign for woman suffrage in the
.iSonthernStstes. Built-age sentiment V
is undoubtedly Ihenomins surprising;
l! Strong in the goiéth. and Vevon those
communion and centers: at Washd
install lrom the Southern States. what
an pose a constitutional amendment to}
Veniranohise the women, on the ground“
Of states rights, are rarely willing tolll
put themselves on- record as altogethi'
Do you know
the merits of the
‘Baimaos'n nyerooat?
Here’s one for rainy
weather use. Drop ;
in same, do)? and to ~
on one of our spring
models; you’ll "see
something," take it
from us. New that's
enough; just look at
West End Washingun 8t. firings.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Below is a list or letters remainlnl
one for the current Venn.
spots, Norwalk.
A. M. Fits.
Ghee. Gordon.
Mrs. ’if. Herbert
I). M. Horne.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. ,
J.[,G. Company.
M. L. Mosley.
Miss E. 0nder'llonw, 29
Ave. (2).
Mrs. Mary Pappnimia, 80 ‘Borvath 8t
Miss Ruth Sullivan. 4 Winthrop 8t.
“Frank 'l‘slmadge. [
E. in. CROWE, P M.
s7,ooo transom FIRE.
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'Volunlm limo panels to“ am
. Horn. arm will. h..WIM¢ . .
DANBUIRY, March air-4'“. oi lun-
determined origin. int nlsllt destroy-
all the residence of Mrs. William I.
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\‘HQN'M szfixd
COd, Haddock. Halibut, Flat Fish
‘ NOT FROZEN
Opened Long Clams. Escallops,
Long and Round Clams, Oysters
Chtbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Extra Large, No. 2 Nut COAL
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY
» Water Street. South Norwaik
uncalled for at the toliowlng post on ‘
"I’“ a], awn/4: "'
or opposed to Votes for Women. .
l Reports concerning the work that
is being done all over the State in-
canvassing the voters inlliyllluuiiylI
and arrangements concerning the do:
"tells ol the big sucrose . celebration
in Hartford on May 2nd formed the;
main business that came before the
Board last Wednesday. The State 0r-
ganizers~Misa Emily I’iersonw and
Miss Alyse Gregory—are still at work.
arranging for the house to house can«‘
vase of all the wards in New Haven:
i'l‘hey reported that they were'receivo
iing lunch cordial help from the your?
_|l0lls suil'rsge organisations in the city.
.W Er‘fltnddudl Where was .-
closel- “lg‘s, 5c pkg cut to 2 for.
OMMI'OMS mg” 2’5" “kg" ““3 22
week only. cut to
:Mlltcilés. Ohio Blue Fin. 3 pkgs l0¢
Tomatoes. Alum V cuts
Lima Beans. Sirloin brand not to
Rice, whole and clean. cut in ii) 5c
err'Beans,.in popular size can. only So
Clifton, finest Santos, .. 5 lbs95c
_ W'Washinstnn St. Smith Nomn Phone on
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PRING Styles in Shoes
for Men, Women and
Children.
All the Latest Lasts and Leather are
now ready. Call in and inspect them.
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
it‘ommiitees have lienn formed to take '
lcharge of almost all the words and '
Vin many cases women have come for,
jwurd nho had previously not been,
connected with nny suffrage organize-i
ition, but who are now provmg most .
omclent and entllusmstlc workers ll
The experience of the Connectiouii
Woman Suffrage Association is that:!
the more active work is going on. the
easier it is to and volunteers to help:
Booth Nomalk. in Vthe work. Apathy lasts only so
Free Delivery VUpto'mI m Downtown long as there is nothing doing to nail
the women Milly women do lint care 1
to join a suiirsge league Just to at»
leuduleetings, and to meet other out; ‘
;frugisls; and yet they are ardent bet
illerers in Votes for onen and when .
‘the opportunity otters for them to do
iron! and efficient work they take it.
lgindly and often turn out to be the
Sheet of workers.
Dr. Anna Show has made two up-
Nominees ill Connectllnt this week
The first was on Tuesday evening in1
Waterhurv under the auspices ol’ the.
Waterllury Equal Franchise league of.
which so: Julius Maltby is president.
The Waterbury sul’trnglsts had been
unallls to secure the best hall in the
mlclty for the evening and they were
therefore obliged to hold the meeting -
in the Masonic- Hull Main silent and
Park Place. They were much RTFM“
that the fact that this hall is not quit
so well known to Waterbury peoplel
as other halls in which they have held 3'
meetings would prchnt them from;
having as full an audience. To ensure”
against this they carried on hot-me:
l hand an unusually effective advertising '
. lcumpuign, and the result was clenri)‘ .
MEN'S -BR°THERH°°D MEETING- seen in the excellent audience that sol
(the Men's Brotherhood of the First semhled to hear the veteran until-age;
Congregational Church of South Nor. leader. , l
«walk will hold a regular meeting to On Wednesday evening Dr. shawl
marrow noon. Following are the topics spoke in Wooster Hall. New Mavens.
for the next three Sundays: :under the auspices cutie YoloDenai. 1
March 22—relrsiand's Contribution to ion Society. This was undoubtedly a’, -
Learning. Dian Hull Gumbsrt . * preparation meeting for the tunnel-i ,
March 3M” importance of Our far intercolleulate debate on women
Merchant Marine, Chas E. Meanings suffrage which is to he participated:
April “The Relation of the Sun in by Yale, llnrvnrd and Princetona
day school to the Brotherhood and The dew" ‘0‘" 90m“ may have had
Church. J. M Glover. some influence as regards the close .
lattention given to Dr. Show calmness. .
Home-seekers watch decline? Want but there was more than eagerness
l Ads. to: a.” on the "Where to buy" to prepare for a debate in the enthus-
Willi. linstic reception of many or ‘Dr. Shaw's
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a Ton
Tel. 721.
near Lake Kenosia entall~
Durant.
log an estimated loss of about 37.000.
The family or Peter Fitzgerald occu-
pied part of the house. The blaze
had made considerable headway when
discovered, [_ and volunteer firemen
were unable to do anything to save
the building and its contents. No one
was home at the time.
’m aria/Asia an 'nlla’fiV/‘Y
\‘\‘MV". ‘t\ .l\ ‘t
r, orguments
' -On Monday evening the Buttress
,Lenguo or Sell-Supporting Women or
in Hartford says a play and enterteiuit
‘ most in Unity Hall. This is the ilrsu
“ l! (it the many new working women' s cm
ll with any such periormaun‘e. 'l‘he Herb
1/ ‘6 ford League desires to draw in mere»
ll bots through Its social features. as
~‘ l well as through suifrsge propaganda.
The leaders who are themssiVss warm 9
' lug women. recognise the font that
* ; mOire silkworm are very well tailored: x c skirts denture tho flaring
ti sanitation to come out into the pupils T e ,
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Cloaks Suits, Dresses andMillinery
New smart spring models. in the ne-hlsnahle shades, in favored
fabrics. including zonal-dines serges c. was, pomllns of fine quality:
all have the short. jaunty coat clients . prettily trimmed with
ruffles and neplnnls now in such vogue.
We how,» the hanlisomest line. of Dres we of all the newest matere
iztls
Don't tail to visit our new Millincry Department of Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats. We are doing our utmost to have the finest
hats in this town for much less than any other store in the state.
and the work is much superior to anything in this line even it you
‘lliiy double elsewhere. Come and she convinced. A
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE
The Paris Cloak 8: Sci House
33 South Main St. South Norw:'~ lli
615 Main 8L. Stamford.
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars; 2 Blockwéyi
T reeks from V2 ton to 2 ton; 'v-~-Uni'vel‘sal?
Trucks from 1%. ton to 5 too; 5 Chase
Trucks from ‘/ ton to 3 ton.
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0st Stocks of W’ Dresses,
Skirts and Waists are new dumplete
Your inspection is cosdinll'y invited
MOLTMCH a SON
120 Wmlnato at. Main atomic Mimic at. simmers.
Norwalk Chronicler