' Rain.
. station Vfrom 1Berkshire .,‘.Iiil'l(tlt)ll
’1
eastward to Upper Michigan is caus-
‘. central districts.
‘ reported from New Orleans and Oma-
‘are low in the northwest. William,
' WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO TODAY.
”1011th Friday. it ..
warmer tonight; moderate to brisk
south winds. A long trough of low
wresdure‘extendlng tron: Texas nortlh
lug unsettled, Vshowery weather in the
Thunderstorms were
he Nob. The temperatures continue
mild em or the Mississippi riverfl‘i‘ut
NV 4)., reported a minimum tempera-V
ture of 16 b‘eloo’v zero.
Temperature? Low, 50; high, 70.
v‘
All trace of the ice in the harbor
has gone.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Randall have
taken up housekeeping in his home
'atNo 10,. Eliab'oth street?» 1" '
‘S t .3 :"1 am ‘ :
The landfills to the“ Sdutl1 ‘
Norwaik Post Oilice floor in the South
Noru alk Club building have been com-V
pleted. -
' .AVnd now\people are complaining to
the police that little girls are skipping
rope on the sidewalks. No definite.
action has beam-taken as yet.
John Donahue, arrested for drunk-
enness and exposure of person, was
sent to Bridgeport by Judge Keogh
this morning for thirty days, The
costs of the case with the fine amount
to $14.15. RicllardCurlel'. drunk in
Connecticut algnue, was fined $15.47.
The iorenoon express from Pitts:
ileld to New York wasV over half an
hour late in arriving in South Nor-
waik. yesterday morning. The de-
lay was due to engine trouble. ’ An ‘
extra engine was sent out, from D’an-
bury and brought the train into that
I A. sailor lad was in Tarlov's lunch
ungon last night. The police suspect
'ed he might be the torger of a year
ago. Odicer Smith and Sergeant Gib- V
son interyieived ,the Atranger who as- i
tablishedr hhniiVelf; fihhoceht of any-
thing but being .pnaa regtllar. order-
ly, and brief “furlough. It was or
4131101113111: ~ '
The amnioicoinmittce on waya and
means all the Moment Yacht Club
ended its meetings last night when u
,, I VyVVVVVVVOVVVtVVVVVVVV Eas t6[ 0%
DONNELLY S
81ATIONERY AND 305* StORE
The largest and chest 1111s or 151
dzdoiu murmur.“ Library, Litton idiom and ‘Hall
"5 Furniture: also or- Rita‘s. darnats ttll‘l‘gs, Oil
.. Cloth, Linoleum Drwperies. Windo sudden and
:4": ‘ Housellurnishiugs to Vibe round in t ulciuity are
' ‘1 «- ‘here. 1
Wu
- Quality $11"
.; tram. George H. Raymond 1J T. Huba
‘ was read in detail by Ml‘. Conhling.
. malts it possible to reduce the pecu»
‘ .
Revers
' Fortune tellers may read your future but you ll hay in go to
A square deal depends a good deal 11111011 the dealer.
A good many things that are apparent cannot be seen
One ”cannot tell how far the shot carries by the Vnoise‘b! the gun.
it
just the same. ’
it an Jarticle is secured by Virtue at its cheapness it is expensive
his the user at any price. ”
Best Qualryit‘ym Lowest Pope‘s
V RAYMOND BROTHERS
‘ , contemplated plan proposes that up
‘ ‘. Under the stipulations of this
Place Cards, and
, Novelties
AT.:
10 count MMN drug: 1‘
~‘ ~..
.RESCENa.
LAUNDRY‘
Lap dry Work
Firshclass Shirt and Collar
Worlocan always be done in a
first class laundry rplant
THE CRESCENT
tAUNDRY
is equipped to turn out first-
class work.
A ialr trial is :all that we ask.
”Phone - 5-4
, .
Breakfut. 25c. Dinner, 3511.
' Supper, 26c.
Thursday Dinner
Clam Chowder
Baked iBlue Fish
Codflsfi’flét‘lfi
ltcoi’ a la Mode
Mashed, Potatoes
Slowed from-aides 11‘
Rice Pudding ‘.
Home-made ilread" and Pics
Mansion House
C, HASS/‘MN Prop. V
86'/g- ~94 Witch. 8%., -So. Norwalit.
TELEPHONE 807.
complete report containing its rccom»
nlelldwtions was made up. This rer
port will be submitted to the iidojurn- 1
ed annual meeting of the yacht club.
for which the secretary has issued a
call. It will be held at the South'
Norwnik Club on Wednesday, April
list, and at. that meeting the recom
mendations will either be adopted or
rejected. i
4A DOUBLEHEAD’ER y‘ l
. Sarah Bernhardt in Camille and
the' Perth; oi' Pauline. _ The story 011)-
pears in New York American; The
first paid. will be cllown in Pleasant
\ 111011.11, Lbckwoods Hall, tonight Don't
miss this great $25. 090 leetudo ‘ lV
Property owner! .11th Sentinel
Want Ada-In finding buyer, or ten-
“"11 111111 1111111111 cost or 111.1.
‘ "atlcllu~ Spools
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GFIIIOWOoI-ln-I‘Iflm
am
[I i
atolicwiaqufiu
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names sAer Armcm 'rRAos
'GRATIFYING.
mu»...
wnssmo'row March 211 «Despite '
the distance between the United States .'
and Britlsh East Africa “and tile,laclt "
oi! direct means of transportation, the 1
letter country bought #674, 891 worth of
unbleached cotton goods from. the .
United States in 1913 according to Ella
nouncoment by tho Dcpartmolit of
Commerce today. 1D11ring the year
British East Africa bought $1,308 777
worth a! unbleached.cotton. and the
share which came from the United
States is considered highly gratifying
to department oiiiclals in view of the '
many obstacles in the way.
TO .1111 dormer-MADE cocoa. ,
Wasniuomou. March 21.411911111
barring foreign conviovmade o’t‘ pail
periodic good; item competition with
the irodtidtu oi 111111111111» labor
wont to the seam way hold the
We. whededt I'm multimeter“)-
58 WALK; STRIE'l'
NDRViM-K.
mongol”.
O. D. Jackson
optician
Everything in the Opticdl Line
Electric
4
Colonel "
Tris—
'té'fli. “.l dzlordan.
George . Russell, Charles 11‘
bell Chester 8. Selleok. Frank I
Jones. Frank -_H. 1Merrlli.'8a1nuel Lyn-
on, Henry P. Price. Fred. W. Thomp- ‘
son and Peter F ‘Bu‘ros. . ’
‘ Ptesl'dont‘ Gavanngh in outlining the
purposes or the meeting, recalled that
the New Condos Railway project is. .
one of long standing and had been a‘gia
tilted to often that he felt it was time
now to give the matter vel y serious
consideration; ..
The plan which had been proposed
at a previous meeting, at which Mr.
ondlVip‘it presented it our acceptance,
1
I
I
l
The provisions oi? this agreement and
Which received the iV'avor of those who
have given the subject much thought.
nlar'y guarantee of Norwalh’s citizens
to a definite amount. In the purchase
of bonds to the amount of $50 V,000 the
money be called for by the projectors.
until the road Vls in operation; and at
‘that time it is expected the bonds will
.VhavVeV been marketed at such a iigure
asV will reduce the net cost of the an
Vterprlse to Norwalk's citizens to about
415,000.
VHVenry P. Price. who he’s given the
"subject much thought. read the names
of the lncorporetorsVV and also extracts
from the charter, giving the various
proposed routes.
in-V
strut‘nent it is understood that building
1 operations must commence before Jan-;
uary 1st, 1915 MreC Conkllng in out
iiining the intentions pVi his company. it
1 their proposition is' accepted said that '
Vit was hoped to liai'é tile Vroad con-
structed and ill operation byV July 4th.
The formal opening of the road to the
public would be ltTade a gala day for
the residents of both New Cannon and
Norwiilk.
1 After a general discussion of the
merits of the proposed plan, and after
having agreed that it was eminently
proper to cooperate with the people or
Moyer Motor
rouas 1125011 SIXES. $3,256
A lew second hand cars for sale cheap.
lutonloblles for hire at reasonable rates
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributor for Fair-field Coun. y. River Street, Nor-walk, Conn.
. t) 1
Electrical
. . Supplln.
Motor Rep-In.
TR‘Y US
,
EVERYTHING $711,
ELECTRICAL
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry
Wiring for
Liqht and Power.
[F
We will not overcharge you and will guarantee tho work.
THE WHITE ELEVCTRICICQ.
(mm
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
‘ PHONE 342+
ll
54 wires 111'. sou-til NORWALR
'. Friday at 4 p. m. .
2: ed by President Cavanagh. is made up
lVas lollowm 1ll. 1’ Price. VVWl'iliain Ward-
. ‘weli, Judge lobn .l. Wulsll. M. .1. Blur
V‘dant Cai'anagh will preside as chair-
: l
1
' V‘ TAX OFF:IQ[5LV&"JKBSDCIATION.
mm,‘ i Waterbury .
{\ew Canaan in anticipating the pre-
Iliminaries, it was voted to add Wll
Ham Wardweli of that town. to a spe-
cial committee, which will meet on
This special committee, as unnouuc.
dau. Samuel LyueVs, H. E. i-.iail Presi-
man of this committee.
At the Friday meeting a déiinlte or.
formal report will be prepared for
presentation at the regular meeting or
.. 1 the organization on the evening oiV
.. gTuesVday. March 31st.
A definite an-
awer is expected to be ready for the
V-lpromoters on Wednesday. the first of
"AVer
t- Waterbury Marl Elected President—At
l tornay-Genetabhiithii .Gpeakn.
' HARTFORD, mull-251L111: the Sec-
V‘ond annual 'nieet‘il’i‘g’fbfi-‘tllrd‘ax Olli-
‘cials' Association of C‘onnecticut held
in the old Senate chamber, Capitol.
' yesterday, dhicers \lere eledted as fol»
Vlows: President, Mariih .l McEvily.
Via. Wilcox, Willltnantic; treasurer,
IMPRESS your friends with your ARTISTIC 1111119441
Send Them Selected Eas'er Cards
We do not buy cards at ran lulu Will DISCRIMIN E We make
a study of ELEGANCE. Prices the same~cards differ t.
LRNICE‘S Cigar. Stationery and New Store
MAiNV STREET, NORWALK. Former J. T. Hayes)
“THE STORE THEY TALK 'A OUT " 1
W13. ‘ 'Nort'dll, Bristol . V
Attorney-General'u Address.
Attorllechlleral Jonlll .. Light
vice-p esitlé‘nt Frank J l, -
Hughes; Bridgepol'tf" ghtretul y. George :
‘shi‘d that revenue is the very liife blood
or our institutions. Taxation is a ne
cc’sV‘s'llty. It is never justified except‘V
Tor public need it cannot be impoeed
so What 0111' ' ‘ya.
cant beat our price
.. on Clothing
iigafimwm ................. 1,
(on you do better? Take advantage of our ,“ELl-lNé 0U
If you buy‘onco you'll always be our customer.
LOuis Avrick
POBTOFFiOVE BLOCK ,. V
88'?
LE.
11.
‘Vl'SA
. ’tddld
‘ sands of dollars are
{I
cough NORWALK " V
. . z : . : . .- ling him to pay a imill tax and there'-
qual need. Vcly little property invest-
in which acyclal hundreds of thou-
invested and
which is taxed for only $1» 000 He
‘ knew a manufacturing concern which
had property worth $1 600, 000 but
which is assesses for only $200, 000. it.
“is almost impossible to frame a
to secure equitable taxation. but thayV
1111111113 crime as near to it as possible.
' so town has a light to exempt menu
tacturing concerns. The towns have
no right to do that. Real estate inva~
' - riablVyV pays a full tax. The owner of
bonds is favored by the law in allow-
' by “bone local taxation 'on them. He
had lmown ‘good churt ii ‘men who
would not cheat a person out ot a far-
" “thing but who would not heditate to
7 swear tout false tax list ' “A .1 .9 '1,
. Each town is an equity tor local tax-
a‘tion‘. lie has often thought it would
be a good thing to 1111119 a’ board to do
town‘s. 1111mm; 'tlid‘1 equaiiaatiolik ottgmfm 1'91.
new 111 the alldtsmtlit
" 311er o! “the
for private entelprises nor for individ-t
flied in business is subject to taxation 1
lie had in mind ‘a business enterprise
lmv .
“‘ ' V‘ior the talk a era in to‘jivna at the , V
board or 9311111111011 all” fit” “'9‘ HAMMER March" 24 “Theodore 1:. Was fined $800 in politic «m
rooting commuter dropped day for operating a roulette who
we 111111111111 nae: 01' 1013851 W dedd'Oi'heart’diltéasciu East Hartford a local hotel. the raid the one
“m" “l the Ffltflmfll.‘ 1111111111115 1mm 11951111111 en-
1min ofjiho prove”? gazed in puttingi a tit; r’oohon and oil!
Are
Til
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quite
them
Buy
For Spring
New-«Are Arriving‘ Daily;
1 Ranges 111 the styles of skirts
Not quite the Basile and Pan
day but FrenclVlily lccalling the
‘ 'to your mind in the Bouffail
the Peg '101) effects with mark
liarlowncss at the ankles.
will be Tlicrcil and hippie 11191111
to see us we ililitc you to see
Prices $1. 98 to $100
Frnk Jacoby'
Opposite Hoyt’ 5 Theatre
Here-And OtheVrs Q
cie are many important.
as of your mother's young
01‘
ng of the hip (llapcrics—éand
1 here V
and Pleated lie Backer—wall
Clifll‘llllllg-‘rtilld intcl doting ,
now displaycdg ~... ., .
Them When You Will But’V
See Them Nquvl ' ‘
THEVERY LATEST
for your dining room or one of the
beautiful reproductions oi historic old
furniture 'that » areVV liavored now. We
have many styles of
“QUALITY FURNITURE
i’or eatery room in the'house. We are
always glad to see you, to show you
our furniture and‘tell you our prices.
The A. 'J. Angerine
818011 Company
SOUTH NORWALK
«r:
CLENB ' onl’s'l‘m,
._ \ '
are deeply curved and do away
with the reflection on the
back of the lens, which is so
tiring to the eyes.
Your fiefdof vision is in-
creased and you are looking.
at all times through the can-
ter of your glasses
eycs. ~.-
HAMER
OCULISTS AND QETIOIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, 0!.
Open Sgt. Evenlngn, ”Est. 1891..
OdIToricV Lenses, :
We employ Owned—4.3m. '
uate physicians—to examine '
A Good Roof Tes
is a hard snow storm. If your, ,
“roof leaks, drop us a card on
’phone us. We will' repair, and ‘
paint it all for one price, g
teed, to per sduare foot.
now.
' E R. Bradley 8100..
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON.
CONTRACTORS. . ‘
11 Washington 31. So Noll-unlit.V coVnn' ’
Phone 281. ~ , .
PRING: ”
Pattern Hat- and Millinery. NoYelticI.
v. .Thureliay, Fridayuund Saturday, '
‘ M'ét'oh" 19th; 20th and 1218M. 3914a ’
Miss Polhemus
‘80 Washington 81., South Nat-walk, Ct. '- ‘
Phone 302 '
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Baseball
GoOdS“
Spalding and D. 81M
SEE OUR NEW “ ‘
NORWALK PENANT
‘Ceorge W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
as to .where- to rgotzwomlmuitrar‘l’a‘de
t cleaned repaired or: mason give nail,
v
" a . .1:-
Wm”-
Dolls
(11' livery Description.
COTTON JOE
CLOWN 001.1.»
', ,suueums .1.
BUTTERFLY -.
and the ' '
"RAINBOW w1‘c nous.
trial. Called for and deifiere‘d. '
"a" 1:1
A L. BRIA -
Fine Tailor
anVNo. 1111;11le s'r. VV'rEL.‘ 920;. a
The Read 81 Yolk 1'
hiectucal (10. "
1'11. only Fully hqulppoc
sLEoTRloA'L cHoP
You 91101111! See “rhe‘m‘ At
RIGGERMAN
VROS.,~ 64 North Main St.
pally and 6 may Editor-
‘ o 1111‘
iii the Town “1
‘Auro son-mad “
HRRTFOIRD commerce
clue cm echoed ROOF!
mealoeu 1.111111114111111
' Ramona, ”V'Mdroli 24 «1111111111111
6111111611. deed 11 ~11! Central M
.011th which Quilted valued at 5
111111141 'by 1111 police, who:
Norwalk Chronicler