Draperies”
.4: complshe assertinent od Dotted
Swiss. Sci-hm: and Madras in white,
cream guru .1111 colored designs.
White Ruffle Curtains at 896 and 604:
Double Curtains with colored bor-
demat ldIDO'Ollun'snl .i’lt'll
LaoeCurtIinnfrom ,..... I590to$359
E K. BANKS;
Mohacksmo Hotel Block, 00. Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Local
rains or snows and colder tonight:
Friday. fair; fresh west breezes. The
'eiorm which' occurred along the Atlam
tic coast yesterday has moved out to
sea and pleasant weather prevails this
morning in nearly all districts east of
the Recky Mountains. The western
area of high pressure which has caus-
ed unusually low temperatures for the
season of the ey or is now central over
Oklahoma and Texas. IKilling frosis
were reported throughout the western
and central districts and light frosts
as far south as Louisiana and Missls:
sippi.
_. _.._._.._....—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
"Temperature: 32; high, 46:
Clear.
Low,
Miss Susie Morebcuse and lilies
Nettie Comatock. of Main street, Nor-
walk, left yesterday fior Maine to reIII
open IIIIt'hleir hoaniigg‘IIII camp Ifor IIIIthS;
coming Seas n. f'
The postponed meeting of the
Health Board which was scheduled
fo1 tomorrow night has been put off
again for another week on account of
it being Good Friday.
«Only dress hat, the derby. O'BrienI
The street department has a 'man
out in all districts informing residents
that it: is necessary to place garbage
and ashes in a sealed receptacle, and
as to other provisions in the garbage
ordinance. i
A box cm standing in the frieghtI
11.1d uptown and loaded with a ship-' 2
meat of shoes from H. Jacob and Sons
factory was broken into last 11igl1t.Io
The seal of one door was found to i
have been cut and two cases of shoes 1
broken open. Nothing was taken. l
-Thc 1cgulnr weekly dance at the
Roy 9.] James inn will be omitted Sat-
urday evening of this week on account.
of it being Holy Week. .
The monthly meeting of the Hat
Finishers Association was held lash
(vening in the Central Labor Lyceum
"Routine matters were transacted and
a resolution that" the secretary shall;
hereafter pct as secretary and treas-
5.14.0... passed. The regular annual
election of oiiiicers was postponed 1111-
'till next month.
As the season draws to a close the’
library lectures in the auditorium will
soon stop to begin) again nexti’ull. One
All the best 01' 1111.0 whole year is to
be iriVen next Monday, the 131111, at 4
in the afternoon when F. J. Dustin is
'to show with his pattern wheel the
making of vases and other pottery.
and Frank Austin will «give a running
m WM. P. BEERS
1': ASTER
' cost 8300.
I 'street, East Side.
' from the building inspector this morn-i
house in 24 Laura street at a cost of
the home at Fred H. Field, in llurritt
. ., M1111 and Polish'
mom; or wood work and furni-
ture.
I IWith its self-adjusting handle
it is easy to reach the bani-to-
V‘gotlit. Discos, '
Regular price $7.00. This
week. special withI1-2 pint
O~Cednr Polish.
75 cents '
ARE T0 :BE '70th AT
Book and Stationery “on.
South Norwllk. Norwallr;I-:i
Semi-Conic O'Cedar ,Dsting
Especsilly adapted for all NOT! an.
A. J Collins 8. Company
FUNERAL omscrons ANIIJ EMBALMERS
Telephone 747
O
romance '
'W‘ 11! ’
*aw
“. ,,.. ..,
, CEMENT, Canons-rs. ASPHALT, TAR AsH onAyaL AND FLAG
WALKS" 145-th0, REPAIRED‘OR new ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
n—a.
w.-
CARDS
Large Assortment— From Optician
0.1’1. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
53 WAILL smart
nonwALK.
'fi soon: «a.
It: Up
DONNELLY'S
Eyes Examined Free _
STATIONERY AND aoox cross
16 sou‘rn MAIN eraser.
fl.
A permit was granted to C. E. 'Ste-
' ' ,. _ i’
vens. of Belle Island, for the erection jI \Etl'lo'l‘r'of EVERYTHING . . ESIISUIIIBII
l crt t800tli ,,""ll°|‘ . "PM
31:21:“ 8 ”mg" '° m" S a '5 -- 1.1.1111 and Power. ELECTRICAL: Motor Ropnin.
..
.E. H. Sillixnan. of West street. com- I. [F
plained to the police last nightth .
there were two strange men in West :‘
street.
George: ‘iison took out a permit this 2'
morning for 9hr. construction of an ad-
dition to his home in [lorry Park to '~
11:
PHONE
You want your house or store wired
You “need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a" hurry
we will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
THE WHITE EECTRIC‘
LEO'I'l‘llC‘fgM6 “CONTRACTOR?”
' : :I 1 :- :I-:- n:-
11:108.
1:;
an:
R. C. Thompson has a permit to ex
tend the plumbing in the house of 1011-.
and Mrs. Corridlne, at 17 ( ‘ottage
John Peccer‘elle secured a permit
‘ MAIN STREET NORWALK.
ing to demolish a house for Mrs. Nagy,
.mpnsss your friends with your ARTISTIC taste. ‘
Send Them Selected Eas'er Cards
We do not buy cards at random. WE DiSCHl-MINAIM‘IE.
a study of ELEGANCE Prices the same—cards diil'er
LANICE'S Cigar. Stationery and Newil Store
"THE STORE THEY TALK ABOUT '1 :11:
.
We make
(Formorlu J. T. Hayes)
in Lexington avenue.
Esposito Brothers will remodel their
9150. A permit was given by the build-
'ing inspector this morning.
The police found an electric light
out last night, not out doors. but just .
extinguished. This occurs frequently .2
and is always quickly remedied.
The final accounting in the estate of "
Richard ii Parmalee. late of Norwalk. l
deceased, is1 being made in the ‘Nor-
walk Probate court this afternoon.
FOURS, $2. 599
OSCAR H.
Distributor for Fairiield Coun. y,
LWWWW - - -
A 10999.16in of the guards of Euro—
kn Lodge,- will be held on Friday ovo-
11in1; at 8 o clock sharp, and the di-
rcctor dcsixes c1eryo11e to be 111v-s- I
out.
*7
tilurry W. Mather. building contruc~
tor, took out a permit this momiug for
the construction of a $350 addition to
avenue. ! ‘ aim.
A‘ horse was left standing hitched in
Elizabeth street all yesterday after- A
noon. lastevening Officer John H.
Flynn took the horse to .Sohnnn's eta-I
bios. Later it developed that the turn-
out was the property of William D.!
P. 0. Block
Axe not meryely “talking points" but practical 11.511.11.11
11110ch their worth in the Moyer factory, and on moi-loin
mm with Complete Equipment
Demonstrations on request
l1) buy-inf; an Adlelfllochcster made i'iiue Serge-Sumiii‘eguiar $20
in our selling out clothing Halo $13. 75.
59.08.14“ odds and ends of Suits, $5..00
LOUIS AVRICK
‘1»-
'that have
*0
311193, 3325? ,
E» A NQQK: S
River Street, Norwalk. Conn.
OuIr' I815 Suits.
South Norwalk.’
liooler. tho Norwnlk liveryman.
... ..................... .. ..........._..x......
I
D H Stillman, 0' West street, com ! An aura-uncut has been mwhed by
Captain Joseph IA" llyxbcc who 'on
Iii-AI
, the chief or acting chief3 upon his arrin
: 111 on
. ikfltuhland Ave-11:1 N. L. N. n. t I
I' l-l-Grand Street andc
‘_ 28-~Crou St to Railroad.
j :e—anm
' indicatoI‘ toutiil ill
_ MAILS
account of bile specimens as ..Mr Du- plained last; night that boys playing
151111 with- his rwonderful skill makes ball in the Franklin school yard, have
them grow before the. eyes. The broken a window in his home. Serf
specimens begin With the pro historic gaunt Leathel'fiand. of the detective bu-
1the attorneys in the Hayes vs Keogh Mondlai'r celebrhtc'd' 1111; 192ml birth
11.11e By the terms decided upon the day, had a good night last night. He
plaintiff will obtain Judgment by de- is sitting up today. but is very 'we‘ém
fault and tilt: defendant will move out physically, so much' so that he has to
sour-H noisily“: rut- sum
' xv.
arm Headquarter- I! 111mm
gem. Telephone" tor an uni-ml.
88
:l'i'u'l'n'm'io 3111 North 111111 In.
engoaoym and Its.
knit G Oct-let whom". private.
Gu—Hoyl'l Th ontro. .
’lr— Norwalé‘l’iol ital
t-MuIi o l. 0rd Ind Oil, Hotels
l Infill”. hool.
txgmoord BL. noel-d and ”not:
lia-North' Main and Ania Hts.
18:87,!” WAY.-
orvulh Iron o'rkI. .
L
[h chool Welt Arm
and 21.1113;- Ave
6
ll~—80utho nutx. 8t. . between Grove III
inf-1&8!) omiectrlo cIWol-III. late It.
84-~ ”firing nndCl lb.
'10“ Ill.
JB-I-x}? nvilnnd and.
‘EndC-o'
irrield Ave. (Joana-LII. ‘
ia—Taylor Ave. and South
i8—Woodwa rd AI". mm It.
ii—Burritt and Quinton! Avon. and Wow
‘81- oodwa. rd nnd Lamont
ivGoldon Hill"'1 St. and Elmwood Ave.
Ina-«Washincto t. Bu
fill—Freight yard and Ann at. private.
54—Norwnlk Look 00.. pr lvnte.
Box ill—Lorne! Putnam avenuo ant
Idead street. . .
m Denotes non-interfering Doul.
) Hutu-ho .rrom which the. nu:-
her of any box can be noun ed. ,
OnI stroke at 18 noon and 8 p. I.
standard “no.1 -
Ono strolls at odd timII. tIItlnl m
linew open
rokoI pitu- un alarm, are out. re
31%: department 1-
hreo slow stroke. water to be can
n1” 0115 .m. such Wm a
". u1'1eu ro'ii ' an. m
re alarms tor an alumni. also rI
«ng by teion none.
8: 30 a. m. and 12. 80 p. m. indicate
no 1school for the following session
1... .1.1
NORWALK FIR! ALARMI
it—Comer or Main and Wall ltreeu.
31~Belden Avenue and Union Pinoc-
22—8 ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24—» Mon Pork.
,25—-West Avenue and Berkeley Biron
t7—Franklln Avenue and Lynes Pius.
8M“ house. (Private bani.
lit—West Avenue and Merwin Street.
ail—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
ell—{maul Street and Harbor avenue
all—West Avenue, near the armory.
38—.8tevens Street and Elm Grant.
41 rcss street and Wilton avemlo.
42-11111 street and North Avenue.
48 ranoe Street.
62—-- Main and Catherine Street:
Alumna an Road and Fair street
S4-Chestnut Street near summer at
66—Maln street and Union Avenue
68.011 The Green.
334nm Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
Iii—East Avenue and DeIkam Lure.
IA! NORWALK r111: ALARM loam
Fire end unrterl. 88 m up: It.
q 'onl'eieph “to M
no 1
4-11" h School
obo'xes wlllm only, be in! ion
A 'telephonc mama to Elect caution
(708) between the hourl or 8 p. II. and
b—u'trvln School (priva
slaw-Bolt Wuhln rt an.
u—‘Vcn Zandt 8 an Osborn Ave.
l Ave. and Rumzlt. ~ ;.
882—Bel1vlew Ave. dam! First as:
338—430 Booulv (2:11: 88)., ,
fish—Cove Ylive.“ ’nd Pit '4 ‘
lfl—Bouiovudm all) some It.
341~- Keysor St. and Pine Hi I Ave. 1‘01.
sis-newer e: no Duck Pond rd. (no.4
1411—- -Shore Haven. (Tel. )
6 6.111.. vlng location of are. an ultra
will be van 0. nearest box.
tire on romlscn where located.
Seco on alums are only to be [inn h:
ETOLy
at the (ire.
stcIIi Signal.
1.00m blast it odd times. testing or 1111.
l-—0"'npeo blast at 8 ‘1. m.. standard tlm.
i-i-rwo blasts. re out
ii- lie—Twenty two. at 8 :1. 111.. no nor-
in nu session of public school
“-1 i—I‘wenty-.two,a at 18: 80 p. 111.. no I!
nmulon of public iehooi.
lliuili'u «Ten blasts quickly Idli- tn
en fin donut-Imam.
ROWAY'iON FIHI ALARM DIITRIOTI
Tm.) luck” of nn‘bcli. mull-1, In
ls—Hiokory Bluff erg}, dBeii Island.
14~ Fine Point and ton Point.
ll—Long In land Sound to KIKinlo
8—"Lontrel." McKinle St. to OnDOIOt
indal lune.
n—«Pennoyor 8t. too
'4-—Roilroad Io Broowdo‘.
Wort Br d
o.
Slim 8. or?“ to L. . and.
l— ~Whll! 3:16!!! a. W.to Lgonn
One stroke 0 the pro hellL at o a tuna.
IifllS—Wh
Four strokes of are bell. thus. l-l-l-Ii
water to 1.5 Ihuro
I 0H1 rd. or more Olin-m- inuIIIQtI ”flout
_,u'¢malh Postoi‘iice, .. '
. MINI Duncan“
.m'm' . .
m.-—Danbury division.
.m. ——Wost and south Nowell. 1
..m ~East. West and Bo. Norwnil.
17.31211... Y": “sum
:11. .fiDanhurilgfiigr .
Hm ,-'~tPointI 'tnmforrl. 1101
.--—m. figtqn‘n'fi smith 95mm.
.mré-cannon station. Dunbar: Ian»
1.9Wés't' slid 80. Ram):
W 4 9791113111? onnlIl
'1 Lutm at B: ‘80
. £59114” Scolle'ction at 8: 80 9. mm"
Malls Resolved.
mmdlretganlh '
.m n n
. .—— milieu. west of 1191111155011.
m. 4Wliton and Danbury. ‘
m. -—Soutb Nor-walk.
:0 a. m. ~East. West and 90. News"
.0 m..—~Dnnhury divislo
“11111111. West and Bo. Norwnll
r‘l'p—S 933-
“33“.”313-3'.
aoéooc
,.;"
go
'EBI
Emu de_-“Ha-I-
83 83 25‘.
$56 a? U?
a Ari-d
u-
m.—
m. with“ and South No
Easter ' I
Ready with Everything you’ll need for
. Easter at prices you’ll not balk at paying
Unless you want to join the last-minute
rush of buyers, you'll haveto make' yous
Easter purchases NOW. The very best’thing" »“
to do is to come today to our Easter Sale,
and buy everything you’ll need at low prices ., » ~
Frank J acoby
or? HIOYT’S'II‘HIEATRE ,, "
or long blasts of the whistle cl '
.liurial urn, then shown the ancient
and modern Egyptian. later Egyptian,
03791611109111, Babylonian, Greek, R0111.
«on, 01111151191595.1519, and than mod ‘
urn dorms. Monday at 4 in the after-
}noon at thegN‘orwalk library.
EASTER EGG
DYES
910"“th Galore .. .51: package
lmnn who appeared to be demented in
reau, investigated the case this morn-
ing. What will be done the police do":
not say. '
before July 1st.
iMrs, Carl A. Jiarstrom and her-son,
Eric, and daughter, Frances. sail a
wool: "from Saturday for an extended
trip abroard. They will no on the
steamer Celtic and will visit various
pdrt's on the Mediterranean Sea.
c
1
A complaintto the that precinct po-
lice department that there was a we
tho Winnipauk district was referred to
the second precinct yesterday after
noon. Sergeant Gibson found no 1.0.1.} ,
person on investigation. and it. m.” The police received a call ycatm'
learned that she hid taken s. cm" Hom1day afternoon that an employee nam-
town. ed Proctor at the Loth- Silk Mills
was in the office making, a distur-
-—Oln't look well, out well of 1391 bance over a dispute in regard to sal-
Well with impure blood feeding your my. Sergeant Gibson went to the
DOIII- Km “10 blood Pu“ WIN! Bill'- mm .
sock Blood sitters. Illat 8imply1.u'm" “mm" “mm
came dowhtowu and oonlomd with
exercise; Ilroop clean.- and you will here l
inn! lilo I
’ it has Accumulated for “41116.2"
13710111319999.11qu
he helped from the bed to 1111. chair.
Phe City Natliina‘i “Bunk culls partic-
ular attention to its savings some
meat in the adv'. ”appearing‘ln Thé Bell.
111191.“ 1111114111115 1191111131101 a; rainy‘day
that. counts up and a‘little now And
then gravid- to Quite a‘ little "viad"'.'nfter
The badges 0'1; inspectors Joseph '
Bucknani and Richard Dunn. of the ‘
Connecticut Company, this uni-.9116" ’
new o‘nes. The old bran bellies have
been replaced by hrlxli and:
white 11.1111 than?
391191111; ,I'
«stagnant»
lll.it
7:80 p. in.- “most. West and Bo. Nowell.
und-
0:8 a. m. want West-71110 811.189.1111!
Oarrleru' win ow open from‘ 8 until it
" a. s. ADAMS. 1?th
‘South Norwhlk PostofIfche
MA‘lu‘ ARRIVI no»
mm" ‘I‘PolntI-IIv:8I ”min 10180 n. I.
WED-:Irpfiza‘gz “1;": $40.5 ”'75“ ”£992 10180 "I. In
4 l . I 1“” ..,
9459049313: .1oioou'11.°'111011. nu
3: "'"ij- ' I In ‘FON'
as ,, 1.101"... .1,“
".1111.
p.111 --'~New York, Brooklyn and mu
3‘- Only a Few Left
CADILLAC CARS
Place youi o1der 110w and 1ide in THE CAR OF
is almost exhausted.
THE SEASON. .
39 WALL STREET
‘,.
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
NORWALK. _
New York, New H11ch
and Hartford
Railroad Timetable
1N EFFECT MARCH 15, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
.4. M.—-1:30x, 5:3311, 5:4lx, 6:09.
6:55x, 7:i8x, 7:46, 8:173, 825511;.91153.
9:37, 10:27x,‘ 10:45:, 11:44x.
P. M.-—l: 091:, 1:18, 3: 00x, 3: 29.
4: 40x 5 :121r 5:.44 6. 001:, 6147.7:0211.
7.3111. 9: 421:. 101121;. .
- Sunday:
A. M.:—-l2 25x, 5 3311, 52411:, 8:54,
10:27x. 11:24. . ‘
P. M.-l2:50x, 2:44x, 3:00x,— 5:44,,
6100);, 7:0131, 7:12, 7::‘17x192:42, 10:12x,
10:28. .
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
5:04, 6:01.11, 71141:, 8:10x,9:40x. 11:15x,
12:00x. -
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro NEW HAVEN
A.- )l.~12:23x, 1:17x, 6:09, 7:23,
9:11’1x, 10:22, litilx. 11:57:.
P. M.——1:20. 31161:, 4:28, 5:14, 61151:,
6:47, 7:10x,9:20x110:10x,11:26.
Sundays. ‘
A. M.—12:23x 1:17x, 7: 4:1, 9 1111:,
10:19, llzilx,‘ '
' P. M.—~12:09x, 2:0711, '4z47x. 6:12x,
6:46 7:10x, 8:34x 9:2'6x-i‘, 10501:;
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DAINBURY
A. \I.-—i: 20 0113,8127 9. I1'19x.
P.'.\i.—~1:‘.25.4RS, 0: 20,7
Sundays.
A Mil—10:35.
i’ M..-*2115,7l15
DANBURN TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .M.”"6300,7123, Szi'S, 110:0'lx,
11:55. ' « "
P. M.-4:21,86:40, 8:39.
Sundays.
A, M.—7:55, 11:45.
P. Nix—6205' 8:30.
1: signifies express.
f signifies stops on signal» only.
.....—.-..-~« »
canon/ire Nl'NTH ANNI
9EnsARv.,-
Council. No 54 Daughters of Liberty,
j occurring on Apiil 1-1tl1,grent propa-
rotions have been made in celebra-
tion of the event. this eve oiling. It
is 1hopedthatuli WA, members who
can possibly do so will turn out, its
‘ the state, officers as well as the ,var
ious councils from Bridgeport New
101111111111. Gtamford and Greenwich have
“been invited and a large, delegation is I
”respected from each lodge. -
.‘iThe regular meeting will
terininmont and 11051111111... prepared
1 9y titsooplmitloes msirII e still-tad as '.
A. M.-—4:45x, 5:40, 6:45, 8:03x.
81511:, 9:13x. 102021;. l9205, 10:?le
11:03.
P. .\i.—12:03, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57,
3:30x. 3:55 11:29, 55051:. 5:24, 5:28,}
6:01x, 6:07, 8:10x, 91'40x. 9:44.1121511.
11:30. 12:00:12
Sundays. I
A. M.—ti:00, 8:03x, 9:00x, 10:92x,
11:00x.
P. M.——12:i0. 1:02x. 3:39x, 5:02x,
'BANN'ER COUNCIL 0. or 1.. To"
The ninth anniversary of Banner "
begin I '
1 Droinptiy at 1:111:11. order that the en-
Given by PurNAMIHosE'ho, No, 1.’
RED MEN'S HALL, so. N‘onwALK
WEEK or APRgL 13.20. .
Dancing Itvery Evening
.»1
Admission ........... , 1II§ cent-J
I»
' w
Absolutely the best ever. Each .sue'
Iceoding bill seems to surpass it's
forerunner. At the real vaudeville
theatre, : ' -
Hoyt’
“here You1
Duty
Special Extraordinary Engagement“
'll1e soul stirring d1.1111.1 of the under-
world, that bus created 11 furore evv
erywhcre. '
“NIGHTHAWKS,
With a superb legitimate company.
Money llocs it's Full
THE VALDOS,
Unequulcd magical 111lrt-l1makors,
Fun and During,
GUS NEUS AND HARRY ELDRED,
"The Yap l-lank Guardsmen?
Acrobatic conliques extraordinary.
Three wonderful voiced, .
BEAU. BRUMMELL TR“),
9
--l—lnrmonlsts of the exceptional. kind. '
,.FlDDLER AND SHELDON,
The entertainers to- his: Lordship,
"Vaudeville. ‘
1r1,,,»
Muss: Hall
THURSDAY. .- :'. . . ,
Special 211ml feature, The Wedding
of Prudence.
FRIDAY. ,
Augustus Thmomos 111resel1lsiiiockvu'8
1 11s a moving plctulo plav in six
parts. it has delighted millions.
1', '.'-'1.‘
1
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*"C'TW‘ ‘
'Annual Fire’men’s Filir
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11‘
Norwalk Chronicler