FANGV IOXEI
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT IRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUOOHAI
CANDY BAMETS
QANDY BANKS
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F COFFE, TIA
COCOA OR MILK. ‘0
SANDWICHEU. 50
Lane’s Bakery.
51 Washington
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UNDERTAKER
manure-owns
I'M".
"Lam loan. as.
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{MB-hey, of Bethel, was a
whiter with friends in Norwalk, yes-
May.
David TaYlor, of South street, Beth-‘- l
at, spent Saturday and Sunday with ‘
n'ieuds in East Norwaik. l
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cotes and
laughter, of Norwalk, were week-end.
guests of Mrs. Anna Dietzko ot’ Sem—‘
doary street, New Canaan.
John Horau, of Norwalk, one of
{our young men interested in“ the
‘ mantel-tare ot’ a rubber vulcanizingE
patent. for automobile tires, has re— E
turned to this city after spending a
"iew days in Bethe! on business.
-—-Notlce. Junk orders intended for
William Eifron, should be telephonedi
to Samuel Jal'fe, successor. Call 499.
I'l Fort street.
Word was receiv
morning that Chander Lambert, son
of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lambert,
Melly of this city, passed away
yesterday morning at his home in il-
linols. Funeral arrangements \\ Ill be
announced later.
Plans were made for a Class initia>
flan a week from next Monday even-
ing at the meeting of Progress For-
um, .\'o. 1. Fraternal Forum league,
‘ "in their quarters" on Washington
street, last night Thlee applications
were received last evening and regu-
lar business disposed of.
Editor Michael Monahan, of the
l’hoenix, is to be one of the speakers
.at the 144th annual dinner or the
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, at the
Beivedel'e Stratfleld, in Philadelphia,
«tomorrow evening. This is the oldest.
. The .
‘ “other speakers of the evening will he
society or the kind in America.
‘ lion. Chump Clark and Governor M
I}. Brimbaugh, of Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick '1‘. Bean-
“ .gnin and daughters, Olga and So
'fllia, of Port Chester, N. Y., arrived;
In town yesterday for a short stay.
“They have just retulned from a trip
Mush the south, visiting places of
.Eldoterest in Washington. D. (3., Atlan-z
E ' In. 6a., New Orleans, La. Dallas and
.31!“ Worth, Tex. They are visiting in
Izown with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bean.
2 wondent Danbury Newa.
‘ Dr. Vincenze Tits and Joseph Mail‘-
Vane, last evening at the regular meet-
E fig of Court Edmond de Amicis, For
About}: at May. Other matters
"shoots were served following
‘hube-illhlfllhbooutaglin
A ."
,5”. of High street: —-«Bethel (‘orres- E
~uters of America. were appointed asE
dolegates to represent the local lodge
ml; the state convention, to be held in
t. h t'
IBridgepor on the t irteenth and oungmun on am Monday 0‘ this
"mutine were transacted, and refresh- I
. the
meeting, .a pleasant social hour being
William M of Wary, is
visiting‘h m for a tow days.
Edwnnlw, of Center ave-
numhmbhlshonewlth on
”15081111.”.
Edmmuhflmt. who
and will nil-fly opus his most mar.
ket. V
Min link My. of Center
avenue. in my improving in her‘
condition. III has been sunerlng
from pom
Regular tun-In lent evening. oc—
I copied the m or the attending 3—Endanetto, to Ralph and Catarina
members at the meeting of Douglas!
Fowler Pad. 6. A. B.
A son was born Saulrday to Mr
and In Curl ll. France. The mother
is here on a visit with her parents.
Mr and In. c W. ray, 0! Prospect
avenue. ‘
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Posuh my. hon received tromE 24—John. to Frank and Catherine Don-
Hen enry Prince. ed Nor-walk, who is
now in St. Lode. He expects to goE
ed in this city this to the Panama Exposition, leaving St. lU——J0seph. to Michael and Rosie
outs about the first of April. E
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Michael Palm has brought sum-
uIsry prone-n action against MaryE
Mulqueen through his lawyer, W. F.. ‘
Tammany. The [property involved in
E the proceedings is at 29 Clinton ave-'
nue. E
Mrs. Boerum. o! 25 Woodward ave-E
nue, will this evening entertain at‘
her home “but a the South New
walk Iliuptisl church at the regular;
weekly neighborhood prayer meeting '
:Tho meeting open promptly at 7: 45
o'clock. ‘
“'1‘th the sunny Southland and .
the Southwest" will be the subject of
Mr. Erwin'a illustrated lecture, to'
Norwalk M. It Chnmh. Tomorrow:
evening the noted lecturer will speak
on ‘Huwuil, a. Paella Paradise" E
E —-—We have now some new mail
cards of the Bridge. taken from the
plans. On sale at Donnelly’s Station- I
low Store. 1 (or Go. E
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Charles J. Prescott. rated 60, in the
I‘ Red Man’- pool tournament last even-
E lug, defeated Hurry Hairball, rated 60,E
to the score ct 6043. The second gamej
, oi the evening was that played be—E
'tw ween Clarence Banks, rated 80. and
Alfred Cutbili. rated at; 50. Mr. Banks E
was a victor. winning by the more oil
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Alexander While is the plaintiff in
two civil suits brought by his attor- '
'ney, W. F.Tummnny. Dneisto reE
cover 3400 W tram Elias K '
E White, and the other is for $50 withE
:Samuel B. m, as the defendant. E
Both cases are returnable in the town I
month.
"Nietzsche. The Man and Philoso-
pher," was the subject discussed last‘
(evening at the regular semi-monthly-
THE BANK 0r SERVICE
The Checks
The use of clsecks will help yo‘
' to get ahead. A shearing he
.oeunt with.“ bonkk .
'a sure way to my money. A
axle way.“ my money. .‘An
easy way to account (or m:
.ey.
llon’t
mans-lee. ”by”
animal-abouts”.
Mum
You Think
betel-ammonium.
, where them-misuse of the club were
E meeting at the Cheshire CheeseJClub.
The disco-inn was land by Rev. John
Stanislaw Judge John E, Light, pro-E
pastor of the South Norwalk M. E. E
Church." was the club's guest for the
evening. The meeting woe held at
the home of Rev. finest F. MoGregor,
most M entertained
~. swollen soreness:
THIS.
Some-3m sufferers have
been benefited by a simple prescrip-
tlou’ur "some oil: which cured a
cmmo’tchronlo stomach,
hvwnflWu-onble at years'
stindluih‘iounm‘yousurely to
tn thins—In. It in known as
MIMI-Cy. One done
will ell-vh- jun. It usually gives
m _‘ M results—-
‘o‘veobfi‘lflhsnmollo
draw—- Wollon-
anon-nun ‘ hr lull;
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Flay-amounts lur'ng rm,
high, and the death rate correspond-
ingly low. According to the records of
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith during
the month or February there were 53
births, and but 28 deaths. A failing oil
In the number of marriages is noted.
Last month there were but eleven can.1
plus united in this city. The oompleteE
statistica follow:
Feb.
lit-Mary E., to Stephen and Cathel-
14— William, to John and Mary Yacku-
‘18- Louis, to Louis and Anna Haw
siding. our. wunm n. Wakeham,E
Wmforlabie-Be happy-Bel» I cheerful-
buy the genuine JEDDO COAL
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
all I'll lulu
Witt: Ill lusty-six Ms...
Eleven W E
The birth rate in Norwalk continues“
Births. '
l—Marjory, to Hamid and Emma Na- E
din.‘
6~Joseph, to Antonio and DominicaE
Coppola. E
Flrelia. E
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the Reynolds. E
d—Marguerlte, to John and Mary
Zacllar.
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AFEWCENTS
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where.
return—no
could well
to much better use.
A TELEPHONE
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Each clay are gone be-
fore you know how or
It is an outlay
for which you have little
or nothing to show in
I you
30rd to put
In your home costs just
those few daily pennies.
but in return gives you
something of practical
value to every one in
the household everyday
in the year.
HAVE 199 armaments
IN YOURHOME?
There is a very ct
lineal“ garage beater.
operated by gas, now
an the market.
donors trouble with
your ear in cold weather.
it one oi these is used'
Ask our Sales Depart-
nent tor lulllnlomliou.
United Electric
Light in Water Co.
use slavnn’ I
' 9
ESall Coll ‘no bone 13c,
ESalt Mackerel. . . . 9c each
E All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
ECanncd Fish
ERoe, Buck Shad and Lobsters.
Cntblll’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street,
MINTZ’S
Special Sale
SHAPES
59candup
”ancillary. ' “mm.
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Come
FOR
SPRING, WASH FABRICS
0
tons
South Norwalk
lics !
6—-Almira, to Jesse and Almlra Dun ,
bar. E
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us.
9 Mary to Walter and Mury Alnolll.
\luro.
Ill—llorothy. to John and Clara Reed. 1
E—li —Clarence. to John and Margaret
Smith.
21—~Francis. to Dominick and Ortenzu
Nicastro.
. 16——Msry. to Vincent and Victoria
Shaplnsky.
.. ~Enlmn, to John and Emma Auden
son.
28-John. to Reuben and Louise Haw-
kins.
’3—Dorothy. to George and Kate Man-
uel.
1~Edna. to Frank and Marion Hello-g 25.
dict. '
27——Florence, to William and
Banks.
5—Ward, to Humor; and Lena Wheel- E
or.
Heibler.
b—wRonlania, to William and llahll
Gehrmanu.
6——Mary. to John and Bridget Mit-
Grath.
S—Beatrice, to issue and Cora iilau-
Velt. i
9—Wllllam, to William and Grace‘
Walker.
iii—Warren, to Warren and Grace
Smith.
l
kins.
Muriel, to Fred and Florence Con-
nitl.
23~James, to James and Myrtle Blen-
nerhassett
ill—Ruth, to August and Anna Felen~
haunt.
26 —Gladys, to Pllilader and Margaret!
Totten.
28—Magdalehe, to Deonesios and Hal
en Boielis.
1 ——James, to James and Edna Sutton.
'28—Vida, to Harry anl Grace Taylor.
21—Ev elyn, to Garrett and Marguerite
. Dikeman.
11—Mlldreth, to Harris and Celia
Freldman.
23—-Doro_thy May, to John and May
Arnold.
Iii—Lester. to Charles and Agnes Curl
son.
20-
Payne..
iii—Florence. to William and‘Martha
Anderson.
1(i—-Harold. to ‘liowgrd and Rose Mead.
ill-Marietta. to Barthola and Annie
f Del/latte.
its—Florence, to Witold and’ Susan
Budnik.
ll—Florence, to Irving and Maggie
Jeilerson. '
7-_-Gartrude, to William and Mary
Donneliy. _
10-Carnlela, to Christopher and. An-
tonetla Capote. »
25-Pearl, to Charles and Verou Mari-
acker.
27—Danlel, to Jeren‘ilbh and Lentia
Parrello.
Bil“. Jr. 7;.
15—Hour“. to Raphael and Angelina
M
ill—J
21—-William, to William and Juliet
15-'rbaodore. to Stones and Martin
emu-M01“.
Feb.
24d.
dw-John Wllianl Phillips, 33y.,
126.
2~Martha A. Green, 85y, «iln., 6d.
Deaths.
——Malllda Warren, 73y.. 5m., 20d.
1~Frank A. Van Bureu.
quesse 8. Fox. 27d.
lZ——l.aura J. lioyt. 21y., 9a).. 21d.
5—“Warreu S. Hoyt, 86y., 15d.
11 ~ Helen Bur. 2m.
9—-lsdnu A. Benedict, 9d.
H-—~Marlo DeMarte, 56y.
i2—Auna A. Kcatlng, 26y.
33y,
iii—Nicola Merino, 2m. 19d.
l7—Mlltou A. Lawrence. 72y., tint,
18—~Hunnnh Kantro. 80y.. Sm. 25d.
19-Lowrenco w. Gordon, my.
23—Charles H. Bradley, 24y, lid.
; l9——Pearl Bares. 14d.
wElisabeth A. Smith, 26y,
l ll—lonisa Smith,
Jesse 20-44mm Sepia, 72y.10m.. 26d.
37y.
18-Snsle Saabo, 66y.
27*Autonlo Orclnello, ly.,10m.. 23d.
>19~Marvin J. Herbs. l0y.6m.,10d.
be given this evening in the South ' 24—George. to George and FlorenceE 20—bit"! 1;. Hoyt. 77," «in. 16d.
‘ 28—8tephen Czel.‘ 72y., 6m., 7d.
Marriages.
3~Jacob Wolfe, Jr., to Georgia 1*.
Feb.
Ruling.
vaca.
Petralr.
8~Ladislau
holy.
Clerebey.
nik.
Nagy.
Sally
G. Deering.
phones which
your directory.
Name
Harry W.5 Blake
John Bovine,
William at.
M. I? Dunno,
9 Main St.
John M. Glover.)
Malay Ave.-
"was! Oh!
it Hunter-d Pi.
John P. --Berberich.
‘Sonnd View Court, N.
1 Lynes Place, .N
Elwood L. Broadway,
Crockett 8t, Rewayton
zofi'l‘ayior Ave.:-
W. K. Harrington,
Howe llebber 00..
Tanszak
Miss Catherine DuBoia,
Highland Ave. .
209 EéWeohingtoa St.
Eagle Confectionery,
' ”A’s;-
iil )T;Ir‘
6~Gabrlelle Szabo and Bertha Ko-
15~—-~Tatihlmer Lomultzer and Anna
and Emma
15~Frank Turkowski and Saretrnla
l—Felix Nedsejdko and Theresa Sud-
l—Jacob H. Linxweller. Jr., and Mary
‘ Ii. Ssczepkowakl.
ll—Phillp H. Sherwood and Mary
15-Vlncent Nassel and Mary A. Mc-
15-Mchael Gormak and Anna Wazalo.
loo—Jeremiah J. Mannery and Emma
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NEw TELEPHONES INSTALLED;
Twenty-one instruments in City since
' Lat Issue of
Following is a list at. new tele-
have “been installed
since the issuing oi the last directory.
Cut this out and paste in the back or
Directory.
Tel: No.
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luI..
Gill,
Hill.
but, id.
694d
555-2 .
103373
1 31-4
313-2
303-3 .
1509
E 744-2.
£113
187“
mm
‘h‘ ., . .. '
Miss Mae St. John.
F urn-iture
Satisiaction Guaran-
lrnil and give estimate.
134-136 WASHINMON STREET.
Repairing
Upbolstering
teed. Prices Reasonable ,
Phone 429, or send atcord {or man to
A. l. Angevine & Son Co.
RELIABLE
Men, Women
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
"th 446
"WE GIVE S. C H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS."
HOSIERY
and Children
black, White and all the new and standard shades
See the new military lace
models oi cloth top shoes _
tor ladies.
A SQUARE DEAL To ALL E
It makes no difference whetherE
your order calls for a dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in Funeral de-I '
SPRING
Footwear
latest iasllions in
Elite
Ralston
Hanan
SHOES.
We are prepared to
show the newest and
GLWFR’S
signs, Wedding bouquets, Cut now-E
us, or plants. 1 can save \ou money.
We can quote prices that will deiyl
our competitors in Flil‘w'tiiil designs. E
Come and make your U\\ll : :lectlonl
from our Album 0! Designs. There is E
no limit to our ability in making Fu-
neral designs or producing any am-
ount of cut i’low.ers
South Norwalll florist
2 80. Main 8%. So. Nomulk.
Phone “I.
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It you are interested
’ O
Ill
buying an up-to-dato spring suit.
shoes or men's furnishings a visit
to the Palace Shop will canvlnce
upon that for quality, style and
.prices you can't beat. M
L. W
Theatre Building
special Showing
.:o F—
Spring Waists
. and -~
Novelties
POST CARDS,
6 for Be; 2for 5c, and 5: each.
.533- '
5o,.10c,15c.
nevus NOVELTIES,
50) 15¢-
J. l. Malletle
EasierCards
EASTER BOOKLETs AND roan.
'98c top$6
EIACOB'Y’S
New Spring
SUITS
In all the F‘asblonable
M A‘l‘ERIALS and SHADES
$14.98 UP.
We .leo 8&1! Stamps.
‘E M. Moltntb A son
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120 ‘MASHINETON OTHEET. ‘
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scorn: unmask.
7 mum at ‘ 1169a
Antonio Santa. . .. ,
'l'l‘lsrnoy St. ‘856-3 ......
Ills. J. Scott; . 4 ..
.7 Monroe st. 1514 g The Read & Volk
masses, , . ,
4 Kellogg It. 118“ 2: Elm C0.
wan-ea Smith. . * -.,~ ‘
.wm MAI! Ave. 25a: TM will-ls W
BW.BMQ . . .L‘WIICAL “0' .‘s . .
is Gregory, , , am. lays-1| In on Town
sure aunties ;
“onion-rd" ‘
EStamps with’ each Eb,
' ‘ ' is our mission in life.
CQNNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South NorWalk.
'-
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic u the definition or the 1'
snugotthodilealeandchemofi. '
adjusting the same Disease in can
ed by a wrench. twist or Inrein in
the back Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pole in
later lit. in the dillersnt comm“-..
litmus.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
Edlseuo and pain health is restored
through harmonisin; the nerve syn ‘
term in your body. Female troubled E‘
givan special attention; also curve.
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic troahnents given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington at. De. Namath. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer. -
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Come In here
AND SEE WHAT IS IN MAR-
KET. WE HAVE MANY
VEGETABLES CONSIDERA-
BLY IN ADVANCE OF
THEIR SEASON.
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GHIOTTO 8t KUBAN
FREE DELIVERY -
Davey’s =
‘500 TEAS
Equal to most 60 Cent:
grades. "60 S St H i
1'0 ENABLE YOU TO . .
SEE DISTINCTLY
To a. nus requires skill at“...
hick degree. .
Professional eye examinations
are made only by OCUMST8.mdi-
cal men or long experience, when
you come to us. .
Expert Opticians attend to {he
mbasuremonts and adinstmsnts.
THAMER
Eocuuevs 1le outcome. .-
Norwalk Chronicler