l
weeping, for family at adults.
{will give you suggestions and esti-
V'wery unusual affair is to be given.
V oient and [modern are of melting pot
C, face or Caps. Double
ASSIE‘IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty ,lve Words or Less. 25c; .
Three Times. the. Each Additional Word. 1 at p r Insertion. ,
Price.
In Disch-
,, Ii
I , wau'rnn * i
nu
A
no LET!
non SALE
wAurstL non Guttering?
bouiléwork Apply evenings. Mrs
David B. bracket, 1 Crescent Terrace
n2 Gt'
» .
TO LETleaow-ERV spoon rear
improvements. 16 Rowan ISII‘, East'
Norwallt. Adults preferred inquire
18 Rowen iSt. ‘ 613 iii
WANTED—5 ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
bins
Mm. Fitch. 53 North. Main St. South
Norwalk' ' . 111 iii
‘ are.
WANTED—A ‘SA‘DESLADY IN A
dry goods store. Apply to A. Dicker-
man and Son.“ ‘ a1 3t
ELECTRICIANS WANTED—ONLY
Ilrst~ciaes men need ,appiy. Olvuett,
Peabody and 00., inc. oil at
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS-
onttle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for text calves.
35.00 Vi‘or bob valves to fatten. H
Madman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
029 It
DIVIDENLNOTICE
Fairiield County Savings Bank
Norwalk. Conn, March 19,1914.
At a meeting of the Board or Direc
tors of the Fairfleld County Savings
Bank held this day, a semi-annual
dividend at the rate of {our (4) per
cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors from the earnings of the six
months ending March inst, 1914.
The, same will be entered on pass-
books and maiden and after April
10th. 1914.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
Made On or Before
April 4th, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914
W it 11120 mi
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease audithe art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and: pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Eemule troubles
given special attention; also came
tore oi the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
94 Washington St, Bo. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer
Know Thyself
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY. iHEAI/I‘H, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me (or Sammie Policy.
c. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND 23M. EdTATE
165 Washington Street,
.0th Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 345.
John FountaineV
mates'ior that job of Inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
lbring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work.
a aunmvr AVE
i
PHONE con.
NORWALK LIBRARY LECTURES.
V The Norwailr Library is planning
two more lectures. One. by Mrs. G.
ovum White Monday. the am, at 4
o’clock. upon Astronomy illustrated by
V original charts and drawings, of her
‘ own. This will be a description of the .
‘ constellations now in the heavens
which one can watch intelligently 'nt-
ter hearing Mrs. White. The speak-
er's very successful talk to children
called "The Story of the Stars" inter
ested grown people so much that a
‘ number begged for a similar one, and
Mrs “White has kindly remodeled Ihe
first so both grown people and chll
dren can come
Monday. the 13th at 4 o'clock, a
This is a collaboration bemoan J
Eugen. artist in IV’ottery making and
I“ Daeltam Austin, speaker.
on in the Making" in the title. and
"POP; ’ .
V IBQEN'B WIVDOW DEAT ’ 5"- “V
To berebix acorns FIRST
floor, reasonable rent Inquire 12'
Chestnut St. , a3 3t
, To LET—«FIRST ‘FIJOOR, 82'WLALI.
St. V‘ All improvements. New Library
8. B. Wilson, contractor and builder.l
on premises all (it
I
TO LET—A PLEASANT FURNISH-E
quire at 9 Haniord place, South New
walk. {12 3t,
To LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM!
and kitchenette suitable for bacheloer
apartment; second floor over Davis'
clothing store. Inquire at‘oiflce oi
The Old Well Cigar Co. -m28 tt
TO Larqnoosns‘nnn FLATS
from $6 to $50 per month. Location,
Norwalk, South ‘Norwalk, East Nor-
walk, Rowayton and .Saugatuck. Large
factory, small factory with power;
store, barn. .See our list for anything
that you may require. Raymond Bros.
Val 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED FRQNT
room, with board, to couple. (Mrs.
Tart, 1.6 Havlhrnd Bi. V a1 3t
To LET—39 CHAPEL ST.,
roonls. Inquire 64 80, Main St.
' m23 ti
FIVE
TO LET—FIVE ROOM
large play ground for children.
Hopp. iii-Cove Ave. East Norwalk.
mill) 6t
.._._.
noon,
FLAT.
F.
TO LEI—FURNISHED
first floor, to right, all improve-
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. Gentleman pre-
ferred. m26 ti
To LET—3.) {CHAPEL ST., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St. Inquire 64 So.
Main :St. m23 It
'TO, LETaFiVE ROOMS, WITH IM-
movements. 9 Hamilton Ave. In-
quire United Grocery Co. 11120 It
TO LET—4 ROOMS, NO. 1' COVE
Ave. All modern improvements. In-
quire R. Joselovsky. 4 Cove Ave.
m1? It
BUSINESS NOTICES
MICHELE TIERNO, JUINKDEAL-
er, pays lior rags lo a 1b.; metal and
rubber highest price on the market. I
also do plowing and light trucking
and do good work and will go any-
where. , 72 Spring «Hill Ave, Norwalk,
Conn. Tel. 1158-3. a2 3t
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, DEG-
oratlns. Painters’ supplies. Well pa.-
per. note-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. 'I‘rial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White 61 1-2 Ely Ave ‘mll I1!
7”
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORGULTURISTB. ‘
GOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
Wm. H, Guthrie
Aucti0neer '
and Real Estate.
TIDIJEPHONE ...V....‘......... 1465-2
ROTON
POULTRY. FARM
ROWLAND A LETTB, PROPS.
Will may highest cash pricea'tor all
kinds of chickens. We have one for
hatching from choice mated pope oi
‘,W«lilie Burt and Barred Plymouth
Rocks and White Wynndotes. Price
$1.00 per in or $5.00 per Illimdred
(100) for incubator eggs. 3,“
crockm at"
Filo"! i62‘II-2 or I)".
W-..
while Mr. Austin describes the an‘
Wondertui
Cilltie'l‘lANlA, Norther, Mobil
ammo. when. widow or Item hog,
the NorWegian‘ dramatic po
ed room. tier one or twa people. In- 18
I-loV nylon. A,
EGGO ‘FOR MATCHING—«BARRED ,
Plymouth Rocks. Icelumblan Wynn»
notice 8. C. Ilihode island Reds. The
very best utility stock. The strains
it'het lay eggs when eggs are 75c per V
don as per cent. fertility guaranteed.
$1. 00 per 15 eggs $6. 50 per 100 im-
perial White Pekiu Ducks $1. V00 per
V13 eggs, $6. 50 per 100. Mammoth gray
Toulouse geese, $4. 00 per 12 eggs
IIMa‘meoth bronze turkey, 35¢ per egg,
if interested in exhibition stock. send
postal tor mating and price list to
Keeweyin Farm, Darien, Conn. Phone
oil at
FOR SALE-#DOZENS‘OF HOUSE-
hold goods costing from :5 to 33.9..
which you can have at your own price
by calling on William Lindstrom, at
Lane’s candy store. 32, 3t
FOR» SAILE~FAIRM, 8 ACRES,
well.rtllled soil, seven room house.
large barn and outbuildings, cistern,
well, fruit trees. EaSy terms. Inquire
Mrs M E Masher. No Taylor Ave.
80. Norwallt. ’i‘el. 1217-3 0, a2 3t
son SALE—EGG SETTINGS. Burr
Orplngtons, $1, and Barred Plymouth
Rocks, title. From all prize stock.
Mrs. M. M, Prescott. liroolrside, R. F.
D. 37. m23 7t
,“MISCELEANEGIJSI.
mnwnmzns.
mun)!
M
WRITERS—IA
Smith. Underwood.
Remington all other
makes. sold. rent.
repaired. Rentals 2V
per month. Maohin
. yield ti .5 per won
a The Plummer 3790*
In", I" hirflold Aw.
Conn.
Platoon.
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
* compactors
vinccd that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BART HOL D. C.
63 Meadow St., South Norwalk“
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St, Stamford. 9 n.
m. to 5 p m.
Spinal Analysis Free
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ORDER OF NOTICEM
District of Norwullt, ss.
Court April 2 A. 1).. 1914.
Estate of Mary F Ayers, late of
Norwaik, in said district, deceased.
Whereas, wrtten application has
been made to this court by the admin~
istrator of said estate. praying for
Probate
autholzing and empowering him to
tote, particularly described in said
application
Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 9th day of
and that. public notice thereof be filvV-
on to all persons interested therein by
[publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district.
at least live days before cold day of
bearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
ORDER TO sETTLEV ACOOUNT.V
District oi Norwtilit, es,
Court, Ailii‘ll 2, A, n. 1914.
Estate of iiichnrd Parmele. lute oi
Norwnlh, in said District. deceased.
his administration ucount to this court
for adjustment. at the Probate office
in INonulk. on the 9th day of April.
said district,
lore said 9th day of April. 1914.
HENRY W,GREGORY. ‘
i’
““ cor-"Miner t
Captain Joseph S. ‘Byiiheeir biopic
“W INorIvallt. fliwyfiw
hundred and second'nnaiversdry' I)!
hurt you, call on me and be con— '
reasons therein set forth. for an rde V
V 0 r experience is trinlE to Work with as,
sell “certain real estate of said es- .
Alpril, Ililii, at 10 o‘clock V-‘iorenoon.
Probate 3V V
Ordered, That the executor exhibit
1914, at Z'ocioclt afternoon,- and that »
all persons interested in said estate
may be notified thereof, the amnion
will cause this older to be published.
in a newspaper having actreulatlon Vin ,
at least live days he».
Idem the
iI$~1
attempt it-
r
I. i’Vf' .
Edison
The difference "be-
Edison
Diamond Disc Phon- .
ograph and familiar-
tYpes of talking ma-
Chillers Cannot be de-
scribed.-. Weaviil not
A new musical ins numeric-Mr. Edison’s
with practically no limitations“.
, Diamond
Disc
All we
;I__ A
It IS the
Phonograp
/
decide.
The A. J. Angeline & 3.... co
East Washington Street, South Norwalk
latest invention—and instrument ‘I 'V
ask is that you -hear
the New Edison.
you appreciate good
music you will need
no arguments.
our store and let the
new Edison play the
music you like. Then
,r
If
Visrt
iCIVlc LEAGUE GARDEN CONTEST.
I The garden contest committee (ii
the Civic League have received. the
names of 234 contestants and nomore
will now be accepted. at the time lim-
_it was April first.
.c
The committee. latter two seasons‘
gmuch exactitude as possible and has
iplanned for the opening of the cam
paign a talk to the children by an ex
port. The State Agricultural College,
is willingly collaborating with. this cl"
from your
moderate price:
‘2 .V demind In readyflor you.
his birth on under 'ril ii
om .
V. For your Enter hit that particular short. broad ostrich ,
I plume or medial-II fancy which that Easter hat styles I
, Send tenths spring. Cow-ton Noon unit as. 13..»
Will your notvmtour eyY YT
fort and is sending A. J. iirunduge in
charge of Garden Clubs l'OI Boys and
Girls who comes. Vior expenses. ’i‘o-
morrow at 3 o clock at the \‘orwnlk
library he is to meet the _chlldreu.
Each participant has been supplied
with a ticket of admission through the
school which sent in his or her appli-
cation and no one without a ticket will
be admitted as the childréi who are
present must, be really in earnest in
their endeavor. .\lr. Brilliddge will
any
talk informally, and will answer
=01dP1umesd’Nw
You can have a beautiIul Tunné Plume like this made
. ‘discouraging looking" feathers for
VI“ .50 to $4. 00. depending on their condition.
can make them Into an Easter Fancy. We will copy
one of the Function In our catalogue or carry out your
:.own ideas from oketch or description end at a very ‘
Or we
i
. presrnt wercwns follow .
thenlii‘ti‘aplninl. .loaeph ifl “Fay. or,
questions the thildren will bringr to
him, and will tell beginners how to
go‘to work." Norwalk ought to make
an approach to being ”The City Beau-
tiful" with 234 anxious little garden
are at work.
Her, Arthur F. Lewis ci North Hav-
en will be the preacher at the special
service at Saint Paul‘s Church tonight
nt~8 o'clock, Mr. Lewis is Associate
Grand Chplniu oi’ the Masonic order
in the state, and is known to n num~
ber oi Ncrwulli people. This is the
loci of these special services with
preachers i‘rom out. of town. The choir
will be in attendance. and the acrvice
should lost an hour,
invited to attend.
South \‘orwulk lodge. No. 629. I.. (l.
\O. M. hold its rerular meeting
place, and ten applications for memb-
ership were received. The charter
which has upcu i'orlho post ninty
days was rotcd closed. An invitation
from liunbury Lodge '.o mm; to at-
tend their first tam-infirm bull to be
held April i7th.
copied. and many members are pinn-
ing to Dill n iratemnl- visit to Dan-
bury lodge on that evening.
i ‘ sowcene HAVE mice: peso:
- The bowlers untol'tunuto ‘
bowlers fortunate were all dominate}
and the
loot night in ouioyinz a fine dinner at
orwa’llr Country Club This
the result of the McLean
ii
er Captain char and
termed the fed. Those
Item
cries l3. Hoyt. and liloliert C
All are cordially.
last.
evening. initiation or candidates took ~
was iccclvetl and so ,
l
i
,] bulb ulm llcur
, not
i
’1 , Aimr'oV pbhroviatad at
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0V Innis . foam
0'i
oi
Only 0 9 Sunday to Basie
...-.".£.......
«Cups. car's g'clcrc. 0‘ Br
function was Sunday. May 31ml
ing to the loot that it would lie
possible to secure suitable income:
datlous in Waterbury on that dat
has bee i decided to change It to V8
day lune 7 The Waterbury imigi ,..
are picr'ini nit to make it tlto his!“
affair of the hind ctor hcl in
stem Visiting knights ulll‘i‘be outer
inlned in a manner that Vivlii be
kccp‘ In: with the tcpuintlcn'V for V
vitality. onioyed by the 1 bet
the order in that city.
MW,“
Sure Indications
billion. [a
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lover nllll night ewoutni A chair”
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IlliliK more in ucmimi to utopiit'o
umi sweats and arr. t the pro I
mum» lichmnna A lumiive,
mun of use. «known on
iiili‘il in bridging abouti rel
chum 10mph! o recoveries
thin Hill!" -
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night swamp Inhibit"? plenriay
to tulle yeti"
titration to it
he (inrltor still!
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.1 lit-mu min as “r With
over. but before ;,
i soot", i cottideut nnyi
ul ill uwontu etc on nm
“have hilt!“ Will’rnn
though.” over wuiJi
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