a weather with mild temperature con-
. moved but little since yesterday morn,
. who died last night 3}}
1.suead a warning for mere care. I
, is probable that the council will tak
V ‘ Vlsaac Morris, of 73 Holworthy street, ~V
. (Roxbury. Mass. aged 15,18 missing
1
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SUMMER
UnderWear
For (vents. Ladies and Children.
Lndles‘ Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c. 12 l-2c and 250
Union Suits 26c, 35c and 50s
rilents' llulbrlggan Underwear
at ......... 26c and our:
E. K. Banks
‘ V Catalog
NOW AREADY
‘ Book and Stallonery Merl.
'South Norwslk. Norwallr
Mlhsckam'o Hotel Block. Bo. Notwslk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday; light to moder-
ate variable winds. Unsettled, show-1
ery weather prevails on the south At.’
lantic and Gulf coasts and between the ‘
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
mlnng the.
last 24 hours over a large portion off
the cotton and wheat belts Pleasant
1 New Designs in
SC a-package
Don't forget to look at it before
you buy.
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK area:
10 sourn MAiN eraser."
ltlnues in the central and eastern dis-
tricts. The area of high pressure has
lug, . a.-———--.-.__.. w-
.—
WEATHER VVA YEAR AGOVV TODAY. detailing certain hours for meals for
Low, 53; high, 65_.the Norwalk paid firemen. ‘
W 9
Frank Hutchinson, of Franklin ave-
nue, was admitted to" the Norwalk
hospital last night and operated upon
this morning for hernia .
ML“...-
VVVPERMITSV GRANTED TODAY.
it ." a W. :4»
To 'W. B Curnow. permit for lunch
wagon on foundation in Railroad
. square.
Temperature :
(Fair,
David Sheehan, Jr., of Washington.
D (3., arrived in Norwalk early today
on account ofdhe death of ills father
sh
Three candidates received} the first
degree last night at th‘e regular meet-
ing of Our Brothel-5' LodgegsNo. 10, i.
O 0. F. There was a good attendance
of ii a me oh r .
V V e S fin 301Main street. to cost $160.
. ..———._.__ 1 .
—~Ha\'e you tried our extra fancy To Heating and Plumbing Company.
iblend coffee, 28¢ a lb. ‘ No'ne better
grown. .Direct V Importing 00., 102
. Washington Sh, Opp. City Nat. Bank. . Street,
Blasting operations in the rear of in Belez Levay' s. 1 Lexington avenue.
the Budovsky building, in Ely at case. To 1". H. Fielding. for wiring in bar-
have been found dangerous to sur
rounding property. Officer Toomm is- we“ \
. anew store of Mrs. Agnes Rooney.
County ofliclals were in Norwalk 09d” street.
yesterday asking that a sealer of
weights and measures be appointed. it OOU‘VNTY— MEETJNG FOR MAY aVa TO
DISCUSS COURTHOUSE
this matter up at the next regular? ‘I‘ “30‘7“,“-
meeting ! A call has been issued for a meet‘
ing or the county senators and repre-
George 3 Raymond 0:, the Central sentatives in ‘,Bridge_port May 28 when
National Bank PW ”gum“. home plans for the addition to the county
from h... trip to Atlanta; Ga... where “court house will be discussed. It is
he Vat'tpfided the convention of the 'said that the committee on the new
WShriners. {He reports a delightful time building will have something definite
while South . to annou ice Methods of raidingfun‘ds
for the work will also be discussed.
Another matter to come before the
meeting is the aitVuthiVon at the Nor-
walk County Home. on account of
VVVVVVVVV‘ ho .meti .ehstfilra VVEVB ’the large increase in county popula-
from home. His father; Lewis M r-g
“ris. seeks him. The police have b3... tion this institution is inadeutla‘te at
Will!“ to ‘look for this lad.
«Wu...—
taken to relieve Vthe situation.
3—da-
VALPHA AVVND OMEGA-1
Captain John W. Olmsted, who in}: '
fared a tail while spectihg the work
on the Washin strept bridge the
my part. at in 691: was discharge,
» ails» osllital this
New K0dak ~ _. V.
WM. P BEERS f
VStVréVet Temperature Up? Torch Tempbraturc
is Down-When the VUDORS are.
A porch that is a porch should he coal-ewheré you
can eat delightful meals and even sleep. udor Porch
Shades give you complete privacy and help you to cool
air, which makes sleep o nights the deep sleep you
“.thought you’d lost with childhood. then it’ s blazing
outside. you’ re cool. When it’s sticky inside. you have
the‘ 'I want iced” ieeling Air given- Get Summer's
ioys without its inconveniences!
A J. Collins 8: VCOmpany
FUNERAL niaacroas AN? EMBALMERS
Telephone 747
“on-
’5‘
Shelf Paper
Fertilizers ..
1 Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate;
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
ISod‘a. ., ' ~
RAYMOND BROTHERS
, -———-—-————-—.—...
Chief lBogardus has posted noticesi --
50 WALL are!“
' NORwALK.
PHONE on.
O. E. Jackson
Optician ' ”-7"?
Everything in the Optical Line .
Eyes Examined. Free V V
e3.3v
wa~~rw
\
‘ To Joseph Scalisi to remodel store :3
to install new bathroom in home of j:
Fletcher H. Montgomery, in France .-
'-l‘o William ii. Meeker. icr plumbing ::
her shop of Joseph Scalisi in Main :jI
To Robert Hennessey. for wiring in ii
in ..
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and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country,Vwben
when the first signs of spring are showings; . ‘ ": ' ., 1
Our ratps are very reasonable. and our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will recegve prompt attention
. any .fitiddahldmalk. Conn.
The 10000 for miles around aye rapidly getting in [aging condition ,_ ::
present. and some antics must. be . I
" ‘» V‘V'Ada is noting with that young llea- ,.
tenant and the general at the same ,
A Vacation for Everybody f .
Four Days Trip $18
888 Miles of Travelme—m—All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, WdE.‘ “eluding meals and stateroom
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamomile, thence fin James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. VehiincludlngV supper. stateroom berth,
and breakfast the following morning; aoondsy luncheon at .Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy. in Richmond: leave Ridhmond' some evening via.
steamer to Norfolk, Va" including ml per, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning: noonday land can at norms on ship: leave Norfolk
same evening (esteem suaday) 7 minder Nemllorit. including meals and ‘
stdtenbom berth} arriving New York following afternoon about 4 pm _
steamers sell wary week tidy eta p m frpm Pier 25. N. 8., New York
foot of N Moore street.
L IN E
Offload for illustrated pamphlet. V'i'VonVrV Deparuhent
J .1; BROWN. earners-‘0. Agent
Q’DROIW) 190%.!pr I. N I, .
\
THE REDWING.
I hear you, brother, I hear y_0u,
Down inthe alder swamp,
[Springing your woodland whistle
To herald the April pomp!
.First of the moving vanguard,
In front oi’ the spring you come,
‘Where flooded waters Sparkle,
And streams in the twilight
hum.
I
You sound.
the note of
chorus '
the
By meadow and; woodland
I
a.”
Till. lag hide} one uVVoVVLpiping.
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23A myriad. throats respond.
‘ '0 ..
I see you. brother, I see you.
With scarlet under your wing,
" ~VFla§h through theruddy maples,-
OSCAR H BANKS]
Leading the pageant of spring.
V
Earth has put. off her raiment .
‘VWintry and ‘worn and old,
For the robe of a {hit youanVsibel
7 Dancing in green and gold,
I head you. brother. Temorrow
I 500, in the great employ.
V Will ‘shed My old coat of sorrow
5°91
wBim GsiiVVinan in the Century
Magazincly
D
l' .
1 1
V 11mm Hams
ovsncuns 1n SilliKE
. deem coupons. ,.
,, quote Yep.-
For a brltndanew garmen oi .
I . vice-to core: IBopthq-,;;Norwallr in rues-1.
‘IIDOnSeeto. many requests. .
‘ responsibility aud-I our reputation of
let
W
VNVEW YORIK. 'May lilr—‘Denuis Cro-
uan, a ilremhn, was probably mortally
injured. and twenty other firemen, in- 'V
eluding Chief John Kenlon, were over- V
come by smoke and fumes early today
while fighting as fire that almost com
pletely destroyed the six~story jactory .
building at 463 «Greenwich street. The r-
1033 is estimated at $250,000. V
Trains on the Ninth avenueelevated ,,
line was delayed three hours by the
tire and for half an hour thirty men
and thirty-live women passengers were
forced to breathe the smoke heavily
charged with chemicaliumes. Ten of
the women had to be carried to u neap .
by station by police reserves.
VVNVOTICE.
We now have a full line of both '
nickel and rubber toned vacuum
bottles and are fully prepared to re-
...._._-W__..__....._. , ,...~__.-,......_I..
The Norwalk V
Pawnshop
Money leaned on articles. of value.
Bargains in unredeemed pledges.
Joseph Rosenfieid
40 WATER STREET.
A Big Line of SuitHCases, Clocks.
Musical Instruments and Hardware.
Breakfast, 25c. Dinner, 35c.
Supper. 25c.
Wednesday Dinner
Vegetable Soup
Roast Beef
Veal Pot: Pie
Frankfurters and Saurkraut
Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Rice Pudding
Home-made Bread and Pies
Mansion House
C. HASSI‘N, Prop.
“Va-94 Wash. 8t. 80. Net-walk.
TELEPHONE, 307.
th Greatly Reduced Prices.
DUNLAP PONY CONTEST VOTES .
’ Given With ,All Purchases.‘
Edna Mae Seymour
‘ V Roodner’s Block-
WASHlNGTON STREET.
_OW-‘
NOTICE
My Tire Prices are attractive. i
can save you" money. Let 'me linow
your requirements the make of tire
you prefer and I will be pleased to
i have the stock and my
prices ale right. I make a specialty
of Ford Repairing. Make you? old car
run 'Itln'd side like newu Reasonable
prices.
Austin s Garage
1‘22 sourH mam s-r.
VQ'r 'PVh'onVsV‘ 1622:: w. a. limit». 1i
WoodelV-d Avenue. V
'“V V Bargains in Uséd Cars. V
1 1913 Pullman Touring. a bargain for
.. 1' - -a quick' buyer
*w-rw-fi'r- pep-w. wagon—A— -.—
“Silver Lake Ice ”
stands (or unequalled. honest service; ,
Especial attention texiamiiy trade.‘
‘~-We ,have- ,extended, . :our ser-J
1......»9—W-
.»
1We5want recreational: refer to our
more than tWentyznve years' standing ,
ias reasons for haying it. I‘
«IVVVVVV
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON
NOTHING BUT PABST’S BEER ON
CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
V Off regular price V
Ready Vt0VV- wear
HATS
Jacobys
Opp. Hoyt's Theatre
imperial CafeVVTV
Now Open.
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 406.
Business Men’sV‘Vor
Quick Lunch at
. Noon
25 CENTS.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.V
DRAUGHT.
Entirely Satisfied
meals.
Tripp’ sRestaurant
IF
.
You are Not
with you table board try-a few V
Everything well cooked.
and served properly. We 91-
ways have satisfied customers. ‘
(FORMERLY LAN E’S)
‘ DEFIN- .TION 0F CHIROPRACTIG
Chiropractic is the definition of tilt
cause or the disease and the an o
adjusting the some. Disease is case
. ed by a wrench, twist or sprain 1
file back. Even if done in childhood
iit creates pinched nerves and
:Nte‘; life in the different organs an
m .
given special attention; also cuts
ture of the spine. You will new
trot giving the Chiropractor a 0|:ng
to ‘help you. ,
Magnetic treatments givenvoloo.
U4 Washlnqion _8t., So. Norwalk. and
Graduate from Palmer School
discoverer
...__x........ ...._..,....- --..... .—
The New Science
contra
T. Francis. D. C
........ ”—4....” _... ._....._...
VCbEANSiN’GI
, by experienced hands.
' charge.
0
IIing. weekly A "phone call
bring a driver to your door.
LAUNDRY
' v :and
PRESSING
..in all its branches neatly done
All work
called for and delivered fro Oil"
Gentlemen. let us Vc
tract to take care of your claim
Norwalk Chronicler