FRIDAY, HARCH 19, ngs
Window Draperies ‘
in curtain Swiss, Fancy Emmlnes,
iladrap and Lace nets. A complete
assortment lace Doon- Plnels, Ruffle
Our-thins at Sficfi 50c A PAIR. 1
100mm curtain It 50c, 75c, 31.
Io cars . palr. J
,E. K. Banks ;
f IAMACKE'W'i HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Easter Easter Easter
Cards now on sale
POSTCARDS- 6 for St
at
DONNELLY’S
to soutI-I MAIN STREET.
Clll NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unset
tied probably light rain tonight orl
Saturday. 5,
The western disturbance is central
this morning over Kentucky. it is
(ausing unsettled weather with light
rain or snow in the central districts:
The front edge of the precipitation
area extends as far east as Pitts-
burgh, Pa. An area of high pressure
central over Montana is producing
pleasant weather with low tempera-I
tures between the Rocky Mountains‘
and the Mississippi River. The tem'
perature is rising 51063751 in the east
era and southern districts,
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WEATHER A' YEAR AGO
‘ TODAY.
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Temperature: Low, high,
20. Fair.
15;
William Blower, of New Canaan,i
spent a few days recently in 'Norwalk
with relatives
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—Good things to eat benefit sale.f
with Mrs, John H. Ferris, \\ eat Ave,
Sat. afternoon Everybody welcome
Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb has
appointed Dr. David Russell Lyman
of Wallingford to the state tuber-
culosis commission. The term is six}
)oars from July 1
i
leernor M. H Holcomb issued an
order‘ yesterday exempting from the
operation of the civil service regula-:
tions the trustees of the Connecticut}
School for Boys at Meriden.
~~Fresh ShldB, 110. 11). ’N. Y, Mkt. ;
John H Tuttie, err-chief of police off
the former City of South Norwalk, of
14 Taylor avenue, was operated on
Tuesday at the Seney Hospital, in
Brookl" , N. Y., and is reported to be,
gettingfiiong nicely. ‘
Special orders from the adjutant,‘
generals office anounce that Privatd
Charles Motlett, Sixth Company, Coast
Artillery Corps, has been honorably
discharged from the military service;
of the state to enlist in the Unltedi
States navy, . i
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«Banner Homemade Bakery. 5 3
Monroe street. l
Miss Martha Thurton went home toj
Ponus Street from the New alk Hos.
pital last week. and is progressing
happily towards recovery. She has'
been spending a few days of her con-
valescence with Mrs. Robert Wood-I
bury of Springdale.
Chairnian R. T. Higgins, John H
Halo and T. B. Ford of the Con-
necticut public utilities commission
(outerred with the public service
commissioners of Massachusetts in:
Boston, Wednesday, on the bill to
validate the stock‘ssne of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road company. Validation bills are
pending in the legislatures of Con-
necticut, Rhode Island and Massa-
chusetts. *
.-HOUSEHOLD
will find a Bank Account a. great
- their accouts. .
The bank account: may be made
and disbursements.
pay to tradesmen, etc. The canécll
tlally useful in case of a. disputed
We Will be pleased to impart an
hooks. Please call at the bank. or
TE PEOPIE’S 'lltllS'l' CGMPANY
. of Assessors, is busy at this time pro!
iinspector or ammunition at the Blissi
jthat his father-in- law, Frank M. San
iSmltll. of Kateonah, N. v.,
ihas been here several times before
' Those who have charge-of the financial affairs of the household
filling it, one always has the precise change to
"Birding the Household Account, and to enter your name on our
Dr Ernest Barthel“ was in Hartford
renter-day. in the interests or chiro-
practice legislation.
«Corned Beef 8c & 10c lb N Y Mitts
Regular business, that evening, was?
transacted at the regular basins-st
meeting of the Olive Branch lodge.
Knights of Pythiu.
Today. in the Bridgeport courts, is
short calendar day." and the major-
ity of the local attorneys are attending
court sessions in that city. .
Representative Charles A. Pelton
and wife, of Clinton, were the guest!
over last night of Rev. and Mrs.
Charles E. Bar-to, of West avenue.
ARedway, The Hatter. Renovating
of all kinds. Panama and ladies'
straw hats; reblocked and pressed at
reasonable prices. Cor. Water and
Haviland Sta, So. Norwalk, Court.
Orders time been sent out to post
masters by the post oti'ice department
at \\ ashington to classify, count and;
" weigh all mail handled on rural routesl
during April.
Clerk John W. Curnow of the Board
paring a list of the non- resident own' I
are of property in the City of Nor- g
i walk, and the value of the same. The
record is to be sent to Tax Commis-
sioner Corbin, of Hartford
FURNITURE, STOVES AND j
We Buy Second- Hand Furniture
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need .
“Hunting. tool at liberty to con- =
cult '
'W‘HJLI“ J. MOORE
OPTICIAN ,
Room 6, Keeler Building, i
No. 155 Washington St. =
Opposite Hart‘s Theatre.
Mondav, >Wednesdny and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to ll.
N. Y. “dram—'1 21 5th Ave, 9 to
4 D In. daily.
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HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS.
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Price,
Opp. Congregational Church.
and Stoves.
M. GUTKOWSKV.
87 NORTH MAIN ST.
The Red Men of New Canaan will
trail to Co: kenoe ’lribe's Wigwam in;'
Norwalk. this evening. Along
warriors
«Buy your Easter Hats.
Daniel F. Mulvlhill,
number of years chief gunner on thei
battleship North Dakota, was in
South Norwaik, today. calling on lo-
cal friends, and left this afternoon for
3PM. 419.
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3 The Reed 81 Volkm
with l :.
them they will have a paleface that i I:
was captured in the forest recently. "
He will be further enlightened in tho :‘
mysteries of the order by the Norwalk I:
U‘Brien’s. “
who was for a , .i
Electrical (lo. 2
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snap ‘
In the Town i
AUTO SUPPLIES i
Phon. 905—50 Bo. Main St. i
80 Norwnlk Mullc Hall Block. E
Bethel, where he will visit his sister.
Mr. Mulvihill has been detailed as
works in Brooklyn.
A telegram received here yesterday
afternoon by Stewart H Elliott stated
ger, remains in an unchanged condi-
tion following a stroke which he sui-
fared while on route to Chicago. The
stricken man' a daughter, Mrs. Elliothl
and his wife, are at the bedside The.
attending physicians stated that they
are hopeful as to the outcome.
I
A-Intest Soft flats. O'Brien‘s.
A demand for increase in wages by
laborers in the employ of Michael Mat- I
tlello, who has the mason contract on
the new Knntor theatre now under the
course of construction. resulted lni
their being discharged and new men
taking their places. This occurred
yesterday. This morning the discharg-
ed men wanted to return on the job,
but Mattiello refused. There was no
disorder. although the men did a lot of
talking.
William Emmet
for $500
damages in compensation for alleged
injuries, which Mr Smith claims were
caused to his farm near ltidgefleld by
the construction of a state road, was
The claim oi
We are prepared to
show the newest and
GLOVER’S
SPRING i
F00twear
w,
latest fashions In
Elite
Ralston
Hanan \
SHOES.
h card by the claims committee of the.
general assembly yesterday after,
noon in Hartford. Judge John R,
Booth is counsel for Mr. Smith.
~Roaat Pork. 12 i-2c. lb. N. Y. Mitt.
The fourth of the special Friday
night Lenten services will be held to-
night at 8 o 'cloclt at St. Paul' a Church
with the Rev. Arthur F. Lewis as the
special preacher The Rev. Mr. Lewis
during Lent, and many will be glad
to hear him again. The service is
simple and short, lasting about an
hour in all. Every person who may
like to come to the service is wel~
come. The attendance at these Fri-
day nights thus far has been very
good, and it is hoped that still more
will come.
--NOR.WA.LK HIGH SCHOOL BEN-
EFIT GGAME _
Tonight. High School vs, Bridge-
port. Sixth (30. 2nd. vs. Seventh Co.
Furniture ‘
teed. Prices Reasonable
Phone 429. or send It and for audio
call and give estimate.
A. .l. Angevine & South.
134- is$186 WASHINGTON
Repairing
Upholstering
Security Building
1115 Main Street
UPSTAIRS
, summon
Sitters
snors
Dresses are worn shorter, therefore
300TS are in great demand
this Spring.
1'
We have a large assortment.
styles showing are
imperial Buck
Patent leather trimmed lacc boots, real lifth Av enue
$4.00
Gailer Boots
Patent leather. gray and faith tops; $5.00 grade.
$3.50
Gailer Boots
Patent leather and gun metal, gray and sand tops.
' $3.00
Gaiter Boots
Black cloth tops. $2.85
Colonials
Patent, two strap, sand and suede quarter.
$3.50
Ladies§ample Shoe Parlor
215 Min so.» Security Burials"; Bridgeport.
‘ fake Blaster. Up One Flight.
Among the many
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East NorvIIalk Cash Grocery
Phone 743-3. Free Delivery. .
with other
Gran. Sugar ,0... 17 lbs. $1
Strictly Fresh Eggs, a dozen ........ 23¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. .. ...... 29¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ...... .......... .. .. 90¢
Process Butter, in prints ....... . ....... 28¢
Pure Leaf Lard, zlbs. ..... 25¢
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .. ..... . ........... 17¢
Autocrat Coffee, 30c can cut to ........ ..... 28¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk, can . .. ........... . .. ..... 10¢ .
Borden’s Evaporated Milk, 2 cans ..... .. 15¢
‘ Skimmed Milk, full weight, a can ...... . ..... .7¢
Fancy F t aporated Apples, In cartons .............. .9¢
Cream of \\ hcai or Wheatena, 2 pkgs. ............ 25¢
Crisco, a can ..... . ...... .. .. ......... . 21¢
Campbells Beans and Soups cut to ..... . 8¢
Swift’s Jewel Shortening, 2 lbs. 21¢
Extra Fancy Sliced Pineapple, 2 cans . .. 25¢
Shaker Salt, roe pkg. cut to .‘.7¢
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans “15¢
:4 Cottage Street. ~ East Norwalk.
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cially tanned leather of
mess and durability.
{down toward the toe.
and snugly
éand fineness and st
Imgs made of the
fabric as are glove
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double toe and big
._$1'
silk (regulation
igreat comfort to
by this fullness—c
top alone.
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Satisfaction Gndran-
STREET.
2nd. Dancing. Admission 25c.
ACCOUNTS. _
convenience and aid in keeping,
a complete record of all receipts.
ed check is a legal reclpt, essen-
account.
y additional needed information .
telephone ‘1.
A
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BUY
Great spring, Sale
Demonstrating our power as Givers of Great values.
Where will you find New Spring Merchandise at
Wonderfully low‘ prices. Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Dresses, Waists, Hats and Millinery Trimmings.
THE PARI
3330mm MAIN ST. ,
m... ‘ '
No-
such
Clocks 8r
.Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hazelton.
There is 5N0 will like the FRESH“ to Prepare
l-‘Iirthe1l'lll'llltli.
Bfldeepon, Conn.
Boy Scout
great-wear shoes. .3 .
sent out under
name.
deserves attention.
tough
.lcnthcr, either black or
‘15 TUm—RDAY SPEC—TITS ii”
i Stockings of
glove silk—$1.
shoe is giI on ll :‘
$2. 50
dimensions ever
Entrance on
Friday, March 19, 191
Hat Tri
No woriian
tivc hat this sea
Color that m
Shape, from
likes. . .
lrimming m
desires
Can’t say w
free and untram
chooses new hath 'i
lhere are SI .0 50 flag)”
shape In straw 0 flit liercnt sorts.
are really large. " we“ ,
The tricorne Wears iflé 01‘ 8 “I 4 5‘: Is.
Poke shapes :' \e the most d(li9lltflll 0f Did-rt;
II a stZlSOl‘l with age
.d the waning?
\ le’l l;'.t lill‘m
Form :In an
airs
'lhe admiral babe “in 9 illl'lli»
and looks cxccpti: tall} We
LiScre is the W 435
but is not too brilliant. ls :4
weight. Makes a hot w ,. ,
Milan straw braids axis? i
much beauty of flow and lift
The hat of blai' . trims? . whim E g ”1"“:
all its companion: in the ce f0 J'f amt; thouc git
shades are very eri fashimlblfl‘r
These black hat: {tainted Willi
flowers often; oréwith "
grapes and berries.
Tailored hats are . ,
wings: on dressl hats flow , .
\\ hat is to pa)? Alti’loit, .
from $5 to $1750 inil til f3
hats at less than Si.
of Pinafor
pmcnt. Iltis a rich 1
some and lie! '
in fiery comfortable
i into hats ti;
All sorts of shoes 1 il\t‘ FEET
the in.) Scout suit
There is one sort that repl
That sort has an unlinul IIpreI‘
pliable soft but
It has It
acts of "el
That shoe is cut so
makes tram
Great shoe for boys'
but especially at
d servl
.1 siz
In men' 5 size
Main Floor,
According
For women n ho
White tan an
Flare- -top stocki
Double soles an
\
There are
folks of 6 mo
many good 5 '
finished with
Hand-mad ‘
well as in ma
broidery outli
in kimono pat0
_ New coats
style as those
blue serges, vv
and clever sleeve
Hats of silk "4
those up—to-‘the-u
able shades of 5
Other pretty
plain colors or iii
Good-straw
new shades as
for years-soc t!
, F0: baby
embroidered arm
Norwalk Chronicler