, Lace Curtains from.
Draperies
A complete underwent oil Dotted
Swiss, Saline and Madras iii White,
crew corn and colored designs. , A , A,
.White Ruffle Curtains at: ”a and M500
Double Curtains with colored thor-
deleat 550
.50ct053l50
E. K. .BANKS‘
Feshion Book
‘ ‘ 20c
Just out.
Book, and dtetlonery More.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
.Mahapkma mm slatkgeo. NOLWIlk.
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‘ WEATHER ' reason)".
For Norwalk and ViCinity: Fair to-
night; Saturday fair and warmer; mod-
erate north to northeast winds. The
‘ storm which passed over this vicinity
yesterday morning has moved out to.
sea and is new central, near St. Johns.
N. F. The western disturbance is cen-
tral over Kansas. it. is causing unset-
tled weather between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Mississippi River.
‘ Bleasant weather prevails in all dis-
tricts from the Mississippi river east.~
,9 ward to the coast, The temperature is
“rising. slowly in the western and north-
districts, but continues low over north-
" ern‘ New England, where it was slight-
“.ly below freezing.
moored of his illness. His friends are
' greeting him.
._..._
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
. Temperature :
Clear.
Low, 44', high, 63.
(I‘he schools‘ will resume aftei the
[Easter vsod'tidn on Mon‘da‘y '
.. .. ~ ._- -\
——Derbies,‘ six styles. 0' Brian's: ‘
”v
Maurice M. Cerew. of South Nor—
rwalk. has returned home, pronounced
.M...
—-I will give dirt to any one Who
will cart: it away. Apply Monday, cor.
ner Ann and No. Main Sis. llayes'
DNMY-
A potato salad supper was given in
lheKnight'StreetA. M. E. Church inst
owning. and was attended by the
members of the church.
The work of 'lnioving 'the three
houses 'from; the Hayes property in
A North Main street is proceeding nice-
\
' (Illa.
iy. though necessarly slowly.
‘—~wSpeclsl “Onyx” days, April 20, 2t,
22, M'en‘s and womens silk hosiery.
Joseph Wis, 85 Washington street,
South Norwalk.
The German chapel in North Main
street will have to be abandoned soon
for school lpurposes because the start
of the Roodner A'Block will necessitate
touring down the ohalpeb Work on the
line house in Franklin street is there-
l’ore being rushed.
.-..——._..
DYNAMITE JOHNNY HAS A SHOCK.
NllW YORK, April 17.-“Dynaxnlte
Johnny' O Brien, who gained fame as
.l filibuster and blockade runner in
(future revolutions, is seriously ill at
his home in Newark, N. J.
oil a stroke oi paralysis a week ago
and for avtime it was thought he would
While still very ill, his physicians
' .now think he has a lighting chance.
«U'llrien is 87 years old. For the
past 13 years he has served as chief
1..
. vote hospital.
government pilot of the Cuban Repub-
lic, a position given him as a reward
for his services to the urban people.
run—”mun”...
FORMER ACTRESS DEAD.
new YORK. Aprll 17.-Mrs. «other
May Kata, well-known on the stage he-
lore her marriage, as Ethel Adams,
died from a cancer yesterday at a pri-
llor husband, Herbert.
‘ A Kata. a brewer of Paterson, N. J.. spent
.a large sum. estimated at 3200, 000,111
'radium treatment in an effort to save
her lite.
-sm
. Photo Supplies
Filmshl’lates Printing Frames lJe-
veloplng Trays, Graduates, Funnels
and everything her use in Photoele-
m. *
Stilton-Powell Corporation *-
.2: WASHINGTON STREET. - '
l'le sullen
‘ (lettileb says now in the time to
Harvester 7
Wednesday For
4 5 dis.
lleen Selling at $1.35.
DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
. l3 souTl-l MAIN STREET.
Our
Advertisers
Where and What
to: Buy
«Read the record of the Maxwell our
in a non-engine stop contest. You
will find it in F. E. Lockwood and
Company’s adv.
The D. M. Read Company is adver-
tising AShei‘iield silver at reduced
prices.
Week-end supplies at A. liickermnn
and Son‘s.
lColonial mumps of the very latest
styles will be found at Conneaily and
liracken's.
A new stock of porch furniture is
being advertised by the Not-walk h‘ur-
niture House. The adv. will tell you
about it.
The Edelt lndin Tea Company is ad-
vertising wonderllm values for tomor-
row.
Specially priced house needs will be
found ill lichebe's.
Don‘t forget to read Andrew Darcy’s
adv. before doing your Saturday shop-
pins.
Several interesting specials will be
.found in the .lacoby udv. lletter read
it.
ld xtraordinllry values in waists that
will ellrley attract and please enery
womlan who see them will be found
at the N. E. Ryan (3on store tomor-
row. '
I The Ipolnt of Louis Avrlck's adv. is
that you can save ll'l‘Olll $5 to 87 “on
your suit. Better read about the
suits he is offering.
ll‘ristrnlm and Hyatt invite you to
,visit the. busmnctn't.
:xlm. big specials in the Mintz store
tomorrow.
The Paris is Advertising an import-
ant sale for Saturday and Monday.
I
All kinds of tertilimrs alt Raymond
mothers
\
met your wring suits. Better read his
adv. ‘ _
J. l. Medellin is advertising muslin
and crepe AW” dresses. ?
’llhe Krieser Communal has just re
coined a lame shipment of ailm.’
flowed reunion, 61.0., no their millin-
Patterns tree with each
wM. P. Banks
All union goods. 1
Embeds/lug, the very best values
‘ we‘have ever been? able to. sub-
mit. Quarter sawed oa,k all
mission finishes.
Price $22. 50
which is absolute saving or one third the regular price, This is all
‘ exceptional money saving opportunity. Call and be convinced.
A. J Collins 8. Comp pany
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
'1 elephone 747 . A
ertlllzers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. superuphosphate
of mm... Land Blaster. Muriate of Potash. N'itratc of
63 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
Optiéian ”Ho“ m.
EveWthingin the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
g 0. B Jackson
Electric
EVERYTHING. Eloctrlcll
W
Lil'lii‘iil'pow... ELECTRICAL , ”"233:
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
You Want an electrician in a hurry
[F TRY us
We will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
Watered
EGTnlnAL CONTRACTORS.
Moyer Automobiles
Combine mEChanical efficiency, with good looks and
ease of riding, that is not excelled by any car made.
Demonstrations on request.
i‘uUks, $2.500 SiXE‘l, $3,250
Price includes canlplete equpiment.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributor for Fall-field Conn y, River Street. Norwalk, Conn.
000.1. .P‘JLI‘. "AZW‘JOOG ' l.‘ I ' '
"me6.va
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ Trip $18 ‘
888 Miles of T‘ravel—~—~—All Water
New York to Old Point l‘omi’,ort Vii. ,includlng meals and smteroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel (‘llnlnberliu thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond, \'.n including supper, stateroom "berth
and breakfast the follow-lug morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Hlellerson
Richmond ox Murphy in Richmond; leave llidhmond some oielling via.
~lteulllel to Nailolk V.,a including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Noti‘olk
sumo evening (except Sunday) '7 p. m,.l’or New York, including meals and
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about .1 an. ill.
Steamers sail every week day at 3 p m. from l’ior 25,,N. li., New York,“
tool of N. Moore street. ‘
Semi for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LINEi
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manmer J. J. BROWN; ‘Gen. Pan. Agent
. N, ..... -. .. ...... M...M.....E.,....
ory deptlltlllelll. CHATTACHU CLUB SHOWER.
lldV.
lit-lun- read the large
All dossuuust bt! licensed
May int.
i m .
Frank S llrown, executor of the ”es-
late of the late Hannah Johnson, is
advertising: [in auction to take place
'l‘hllrslluy, Alplll 22.
The Chuttachu Club tendered a lin-
en shower to Mrs. T. W. Curtis, of‘
Marion street, yesterday, the occasion
being the twelfth anniversary of her
marriage. During the afternoon ur-
tlsts from New York rendered a line
musical program, and refreshments
wele served. Those present. were
Mrs. Emma Bradley, Mrs. Charles But-
tery, Mrs. Robert Gainer, Mrs. John
Crawtlord. Mrs. Samuel Crawford, Miss
Van lloosear, Miss Cornell and Miss
Curtlp, of Norwalk; also Mrs. John
Warren, oi Wiesiluort, and Mrs. Who
or, of Huntington, L. I.
before
MORE SECOND STORY Hopeless.
BRIDGDPORT, April 17. wlSecond
ectory robbers entered the home of G.
,W Smith, 500 Clinton avenue, while
the family were at dinner, last evening,
and got away with about $1000 worth
of Jewelry without leaving any clue.
They climbed the porch and entered
Mrs. Smith’s room through the rwin
dew, collecting the Jewelry from a
dresser in that room. "
.. _. .. , AMA
VISIT “WILD BILL." t
The Camp-lineman oi! Norwalk ea
corted by sever-Al friends, walked to
this town Monday alternoou where
they paid a visit to,"de Bill" Smith
or the 101 ranch on Main street “Bill”
was in the right humor to do I. little
- entertaining All he was limping oi! the
" "Kitty was awfully slow
that new dance."
"Who was her teacher?" ‘ .
“Jack Handsome." “ “ "j .
“Kitty wasn't so slow."
learning
* python-«New Consult Leader.
‘ , , A . .., (-
Ml . ‘ ._
' Annual Meeting Held at the Club
': bile Club of America was held A. thei
". club house on Fifty-fourth street,
'1 Tuesday evening, the Hill.
'president was read by the secretary.
‘ lili'l:
a Week
311% s
the Bill
cry day.
The bargain that is most appreciated i
BLE, UP- TO- DATE and DESIRABLE' in
{This Store” as DIFFERENT frOm other stores.
masses of people believe in' it, and do all their shopping here.
, The NEW things are here, as quickly as they appear,
except AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN SOUTH NORWALK.
“This Store" is Sparkling with the new apparel of spring. Special exhibitions ev-
«a oby s
we Store That Sells Things at
Low Prices When They Are New
3 on geods that are NEW, FASHIONA-
every way This is the feature that marks
That' is the reason that these great
and they can‘t come here
51. Week
.‘ Pays ‘
the Bill
. “ .ti‘A
A
$129 7'
FOR' LADIES 8t" MISSES SUITS
Short, Jaunty'Coats, Two-Tier and Peg-
in Copenhagen,
Black, a selection of materials.
$18 and $20 Values
OTHER LADIES’ 8r MISSES’ SUITS
$17. 98 to $2880
' Top Skirts,
$25 to $35 Values
.l\;
Navy,
SUITS Worth
$12.00 ‘
1‘7.98
.Svllggggh l12.98
| THE" smimf “than SATISFIES
Men’s and Young Men’f’is Suits,
515.85
31798
SUITS Worth
$18 81 $20
SUITS Worth
$22.50&$25
9—1,... .. m...
House, in New York, This Week.
The annual meeting of The Antonio
on
Over eight hundred members were
present In person or by proxy.
ll’rsident H. ll. Anderson occupied
the-chair. Tile annual report of the
The reports'of the standing com-mit-
tees were also considered.
These committees included The Ex-
ecutive, Foreign Relations, Member-
ship,an and Ordinance, Entertain-
ment, Content, Library, Technical, Avi-
ation and Motor Bout. '
The following governors were.
unanimously rte-elated to servo until
ill-mes A. Iiltlll‘,Jl2.
ill ll. (lary. ,
Oliver (l. Jennings.
William W Miller.
Dave H. Moxris. '
William K, Vanderbilt, Jr.
Frederick W. Whitridge.
The governors holding over are:
Henry B. Anderson.
- Horace E. Andrews,
James (3. Brady.
illeury Evans.
Alexander J. lillln'pllill.
'Colrg‘ate ’Iloyt.
dilamil‘t‘on F‘. Kenn.
llhldley Olcott. 2nd.
Percy A, Rockefeller.
filenry Sanderson.
James A. Stillman.
Edward Sllcnrson.
liienrv R. Taylor.
._.._.. w ”.5--.”
Cuatnlnc. 16 cents I
.o m-.... W
'. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA
Why Not Be the First One to Wear the Really New 'St-ylesl
PICTORIAL REVIEW
PRESENTED
THE "MINARET" STYLES
three months before any other pattern.
were displayed in
{cred draped effects.
Paris
for uomcns’ and
Now is
At our
lug fashion.
The first Draped Skirts
'I’ICTORIAL REVIEW
for March, 1912—7 months
before any other pattern of-
PICTORIAL REVIEW '
offers now as the latest from
The‘ WJAPANESE. Collar
misses"
dresses, waists, coats, etc.
your chance
choose and wear this. the lat-
est style from Paris first.
to.
Pattern Counter,
you may inspect this charm~
l
A
a.
I Lil‘lllmIO’, 13 centA
ti;:.‘
For Sale at DONNELLY s, .5 South Mathlsv ’ "
Frederick l). Undemvood.
ing a membership for women was
unanimously passed
iltlultion i'eo, women members will
have no equity in the property and
will not have the privilege oi voting;
in other respects they will enjoy the
some Mints and privileges as other
members. ’
late
street wenlan that seme unkind per-
Women to “'0 number “f “V9 1W" son had donated several kittens to her '
died, may be elected to membership. household by dropping them on the
91' The. annual subscription will be $50 doprstep 11mm the night or WW
lln consideration oi? there being no in~ morning hours tbday
want the kittens and inquired for the
kind omcer who donated his services
to those distressed by cats.
Smith was not working when the cdm-
plaint was received.)
(inlet Pennington explained that the. separated aeventy- live years “.3
There. havo already been recurred a. police could do nothing omoial in that
number at applications for mplnber- matter. but promised to have the, of- longest of the Week, and install
ship from women who desire the mo floor on the beat lngpect the pussies. meeting at the Layman e Asshole
weekly edition. or the 101 lunch On- Motion the club gives to automobll- when the complaining lady minced to and consideration of believol
lilave Anything to do with kitten drown- i terpriees.
.xA.
Around for 0%” Smith. Who
Loves A ut Mandy
CATS is CATS.
W...
Kittens.
"i‘is this sort of a.
A complaint came from a Burbank
She didn’ t
(Olhcer
,.
We.-. .
ling. The water cure" may be reso‘ted
lto, but the odlcer patrolling Burl) nk
When Police Hear Meow They Look street in his regular rounds may “EVE
seielal kittens in his arms and coat
pockets when he reports at heudquhrw
Aters, for the woman was quite sure
she should be relieved of hot burdens, ..
it one (.llt has one tail and the shine unsolicited
tut has nine lives, how many lives has‘ i
this cat ll tail?
riddle that the polite are working out;
The amendment of the lilies cmnt- today.
METHODIST CONFERENCES MA
MALDFN, Mass ,Ap'lil 17. -A pro
osltiozl for reunion with the New E
land Southern Conference has attr
ed much interest among the delegate
to the New England Methodist Episd
pal Conference in session here A'l‘h
conference has voted that a commit
,0: clergyman and laymen be Appoint
.by the presiding bishop to cops
the matter.
The program today was one
l
Jolu' AGAIN,-
Two conferences
Norwalk Chronicler