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KIBBE'.
FANCY IOXEI
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRI.
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIKED CANDY
CORNUCOPIAC
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANES
FRESH BAKED Gm
CUP 0F COFFE, TEA
COCOA OR MILK. 5°
SANDWICHES. 50
Lane's ‘Bnhry.
61 Washington
street.
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ll NEW-
Anson Keeler, of upper Norwalk.
spent yesterday in Danbury on busi-
ness.
Arthur Grindling, ht this city, is,
filling the position as leader of thel
orchestra in the Empress Theatre.l
Danbury, due to the illness of Walter“
Boothman, the orchestra’s regular
leader.
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The national convention of the 0.l
'B. A. order will this year be held In
Atlantic City, N_ J., 011 May 8211. Del-
egates from all oter the United StatesI
will be present. intlllding those to be
elected at the next meeting of the ioi.
cal lodge of this order. .
—Bo:1rd ot' iieliet‘. Wed. 21; o'clock; I
. 'l‘hurs. HI p. 111. ‘
Milton Fessellden and Matthew ll.’
iKenealy. two able, young lawyers of
Stamford, have formed a partnership
under the firm name of Fesseuden &e
Konealy. Both young men are well—I
known among the legal fraternity in
.Norwalk. till the members of which
wish them success.
.\'0 more baseball pools must be
made by Noruzllk sports-providing
they made them before. A law was
passed yesterday by the legislature at
Harttord prohibiting tllis practical
The penalty for a tirst violation is
$100, alld‘ for subsequent violations
31.01111 or one year in Jail.
The regular meeting of South Nor-
walk Lodge, .\'o. 7119, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, will be held
this evening. Several applications for
membership will be acted upon. A spe- '
cial session for initiation will be held
on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
'and the installation of the newly el-
nected officers will take place on Wed
nesday evening, April 14th. District
Deputy James E. McGann, of New,
Haven, \\'lll conduct the ceremony. I
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—MILLINERY. I
Miss Polhemus announces that her
I Spring models will be on exhibition,
IIIilNedliesday, Thursday and Friday.i
March 24th, 2.3111 and 26th, at nor'
mop, 60 Washington street. South
_ norwmx.
Summer residents on Belle Island,‘
'Roton Point, Hickory Bluff. and vi-
cinity. the (outing summer will have;
just as prompt and infective postal
service as hitherto, in spite of theI
fact that the postal department. at
I 'Washington, during last month, cut
, the Reich Hill rural route, which in»
cluded this territory, from one to two
trips a day. Postmaster Andrew
Leary, of the South Norwalk post-
ofllce, will take the matter up with
the postal authorities in Washington.
I at the proper time, and the result will
‘Iw probably be the establishing of a
suburban route. At any rate, the out-
set-town residents along the shore
front are assured of good service.
This company titakoa the ideal 7.
joint executor. Its ample cap- .51“
ital and surplus gives it the '
needed responsibflity. "
Joint-Executorship
with the heirs of an estate or -‘ ‘
members of a family will rur-
nish you with officials espou-
tally trained in the manage.
ment of estates.
our Vaults
will be acre-this every hun-
tuesa day tor all pom m
‘ vouchers. Our system in an-
plete. We invite conferenc- on
this matter and an uh.
preaches at Trust Comp-q
Service.
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Ima- u Iron.
.Norwalk Congregational Church.
.master Andrew Leary has had a new
Western Union timekeeper placed ill :1
‘ed bill,
‘taxos on municipal water
. , ther and the fact that spring is here
ofllelally, at least, if not exactly in
reality. is stirring up the street de-
In a short time several ol the streets
M for oiling when the
Win. Front- Cod Live". with;
Elmmst.
David W. Raymond ”I
UNDERTAKERI
new nan man's BUILDING l
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rot. ulna. 1069-3: noun. m.
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Where did you have your picture ta-
ken? Why! What a question!
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than 5 Studio 3 3g
01 course! I
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
No high prices either.
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'Harry McClelland of Norwalk, is
spending the day in Bethel and Dan-
hury on business,
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Employee of the Crol‘ut & KnappI
lint Company, on \\ ater street have!
gone on a four day a week shift. I
'Mr. and Mrs. John K. Sewell,
01%
South Norwalk. visited last evening!
with Mr. and Mrs. Sewall, of West
Broad street, Stamford.
3/:
Tonight important matters of busiv
ness will be (onsidered at the meet-
ing of the Ariston (flab, oi the. South
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Officers will be elected, and ilupor~i .4
1taut. reports submitted at the annual: “I
meeting of the official board of the
first Methodist li‘pist‘opal Church, of
South Norwalk to be held tonight .
A new electric t“l0(k has been in-
stalled ill the Peoples ’l‘l'ust Cour:
puny, on- Washington street, and Post-
conspicuous place in the downtown
post office. I
Corporation Counsel William F.
Tammany is representing the City 01.
Norwalk today before the Finance
Committee of the iegislIItItlc, which
is conducting a heating on a pl'opos
which uould levy additional
plants.
local shorelnell report that owing: to
the scarcity of rain. the trout brooks
in the territory surrounding .\'ol'walk
are pretty low, and although the llI‘BI
of April is near. there will be little
hope for trout unless there is solne
more rain, in spite of Sunday night's
downpour. March has been exception-
ally free from rain down-fall.
Judge .lolm H. Light. of Washing
ton street. ls today appearing before
Ithe United States Distritt t‘ourt, ill
New Haven. in the interests of the
.South Norwallt Trust Company and
the Norwalk Sittings Society in the
matter of the hearing of the motion
glnado to open the judgment in the pump”, 11mm”,-
|sari facias pr'orcediugs brought by D. l)u\itlsotl t ”'0th
I}. Loewe 111v, tomp'llly against the
banks to recover moneys 011 deposit
therein on pinch the] .oewe Company
'mude attachments ut the start oft
the. famous llattel's' suit. I
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Mliauner Homemade Bakery. 5
1 Monroe street.
The Connecticut State Census Bur-I
can has sent to every Illanut‘aoturcr
in Norwalk, in common with othelsi
throughout the state, blank forms of
schedules to be tilled out by “1811].?
This is to assist the bureau in corn
piling the manufacturer‘s census.
which is hoped to be completed by
July 1. The filling out of these blanks I
is to be followed up by a persons! vis-I
it by a special agent to every 109111
plant and manui‘aciory to check up
the results and in many cases to have
tilled out special supplemental sched-
ales which are applicable only to par-
ticular industries.
—COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON
FRIDAY.
Why not phone your order now?
The occasional spells of warm wea-
partment. and activities willv
commence on the spring work.
soon
With-
In the cltywlil receive a preliminary
coat. of oil. Local residents will
this be shown what results may be
attained by ‘I'oillng early." Workman
will start soon in cleaning gutters and
m the remainder oi the
than
men. 1110 local branch of the Stand-
ard Oll Our-nu has donated to the
W men! barrels of
m at. which will In 7
all h apart-attic.
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m. Tonic Recou-
; ‘ . ° su'actor.
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Illt’i‘t‘ lllltl Now
1111111 Ille
..\ll's.
‘.-1 motor
illl 1581',
mouths.
Be comfortable-Be
happy-Be cheerful-
buy the genuine .IEDDO COAI.
from
RAYMOND
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"THE STM'I'FIELP’
BROTHERS
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Special Sale
of
CARPET RUGS
for
THREE DAYS
A. llitkerman & Son
80. .Vcrwalk lene “ti
“'1' (live fill-ll Green Trading
Stamps.
err
’30;
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$7:
$1.00, $1.25,
light the eye and satisfy the
t r 11 ardrobe.
Bewitchillg Waist tor Easter
()ttr \\ dist Department 15 now brimming o1cr with all
the smartest and "up to the minntc' styles of \\ alstr' . to Ilt‘
the spending 01 a modtrate sum on this article of tilt liaisi—
KG: .
$1.98, $2.50
I 21-11::
pursr of all who hate in Illllltl
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\ll lllt \cw Spring Shades
$§A
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Gloves For Easter
lo Ct‘tlllollll’lt‘ on vour glow bill without
quality ltt 115 ill \ott ottt for 1otII' Spring.1 lilovsc
Oynx Hosiery
sacrificing
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Just received :1 new lot of the Onyx Silk ll'oslcry lll all the In
latest colors to match the new gowns and shoes 50¢ II
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LADIES’ SPE l HOP
C ALTY S :.i
1225 Main St. Under the
so.
Stratfield. Bridgeport, Conn.
I'If W was "5.3 41‘
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' \I‘Ttl STUIJIIN \l'l.\lt .\l1(i(l\'()l'l?\'
(1111!
II. .\I. hull. of .l’uirt‘icltl. lows ,lli:
II‘VIIII'J'tlm'IIm‘I‘ IAK‘llllllIhIll‘ from
Mr Mgr-pull
\ four-1111111110112.“ model I. Locomo-
ltllt‘ the property of It M 111111 of
I~‘aiIl’ield, 11:11; stolen flom Its lllll‘klllg'
plan In 1‘ MIN strict Iltul the Algnne f
ouln tlllb lilltlLt‘ptIll shortly
I’ll-l o‘clock lust evening. The
of this city, :lutl t'\'t't_\‘ i-lty
York.
”11' stolen machine.
L1 on left Illt' t'.il‘ lll t'olll't street to
Algonquin club for :1 littlo
while and wilt-II llt' wont to not in it
again discovered tltttt some one
tllkt-II It. ”1‘ reported Illt‘ mutter to
lllt‘ police. describing the t‘iil' ilN :1‘111'
in color “till .I while Nllllil oll Ilit‘
body ”It the «loot 11'; is the liiouuulnm
t‘ I’ S. The top 11'115 IIII \‘lllt‘ll it \1‘: is
stolen .tllli the license plate the
figures t‘iRH.
ili’ttl'
are looking for
Iron-
S'l‘th‘l‘IWALII .I,\(‘KSU\I'S \\'ll)(l\\'
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I'll.\l‘.l.t1’l"l‘l12. .\'. t‘, .\i;1l'. L’I,
.\IIII:l Jackson, widow of General
'i‘llomtls .I. "th‘ttlnt-11'llll)"
Iill'il ill lll‘l‘ littlllt‘ here today.
Mrs .lur'ksoll 11‘:Il~,llol'n near this
tit1'.lul1';’l. lK:il,tl1(1 daughter ot‘ the
Rev. Robert Hull Morrison. :1
and founder of the
Ilel Illill'riugr- tool;
plate in .IIIl1 117.? Jackson lllt'll wits
selviux the instructor In Vir-
Rllllll )Iilttxlt'y Institute. at lmxinaton.
\t’ttr lIIl' lllINlMllll tlicd of11tIIlIItls, In
1803,5111 wrote It volume or lneruoils
of his 1".‘ll‘t‘tl'.
tielicrul and Mrs.
Jackson Itittl two
Ichilvll'en. both dilttu‘htcrs. Ilno died in
IIIIfuncy and the other lllttl'rimi Wm.
1-2. t‘hl'istitln. The daughter.
left It titltlxlltt‘l', who became
the wife of F). It. Preston, :1 Chor-
lI-tte attorney. and :1 son. Thomas
.l:ul:sou Christina, now :I lieutenant
ill the l'nitcd States t‘nvull'y. station-
it] in tilt-1 Philippines.
Mrs. Jackson's last. days 11'ch spent
at the old Jackson homestead in this
city. She llitrl been ill for many
“lutsllll’ GULNG 'l‘t.) MEXICO
WASllthiTtiN, March :24 »—.\'.-'11al
other: rs 1v ere working otlt plans today
lot the dispatch 01 I 11'z‘llship to Yu-
titan Mex" whirh will carry more
than $600,000 belonging to Ameri-
can lilanttfuctul'ors, to move the sisal
hemp crop. The hemp is neetledIto
:Innke binding twine, and if its move-
Illlcnt were further
retarded. manu-
facturers say the safe harvest of the
American wheat crop would be threat
i‘ned. The money now is 111 Galves-
ton, awaiting shipment.
Largo supplies ol‘ hemp are said to
be ready for ship board in Yucatan,
Iiut scarcity of labor and lack of ship-
ping facilities have impeded its move.-
them.
NOR'l'H‘FlEId) BAIINS BURNED
NOll'l‘HFlELI), Conn., Mar. 21L-~-A
burn, two sheds and smallcr‘bmldings
on the ”premises of William L. Gilbert.
were burned with their contents that
night. The. loss is about $3.000. Mr.
Gilbert was slightly burned about the
head while reselling his live stock
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A SNAP
Tramp—4' 1n 11mins to work. boss, If,
i could get the Job I want.
tin-tuna Immunity) -— And
that to beta; lineman on a whales-I
alumni. 1 m?
Tramp—No, hon. notlln' aboard
II“ that. Oolor'In' m m
pulli'o
llt‘l\\'l't'n 1
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Jackson 1
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[IN MEMORV OF OUR SHOPMATEI
1 AND FRIEND, GEORGE H.
HOWARD.
lily lollll K. Finch) I
Only yesterday I saw him
With his cheerful smile.
Even if he did not know you,
lie had that all the while.
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I knew him to be hottest,
Yes. and cheerful, too.
He had no other motive than
To speak words of cheer.
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But our loss is gain for hcrtyeu, I
And i believe it's so.
That the cheerful ones are taken -
: And cheerful he did go. I
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THOSE FOOLISH QUESTIONS.
lreen— So the trolley car klllcdl
your foreman. Did it run over him? ,
tirump»an! It bit him in the el-'
‘ how and he died of llydrophobia.
Seli-Preservalionis the
First law oi Nature!
And this applies to \'t)l‘ll EYES
us well us any other part of the
body. Neglect brings on impair-
ment. which it continued ushers in
disease. Our Oculisi. Who is a Ined- I
ll‘Ill Inuit, will examine your eyes ,
without charge. He will I
:Idt the you wethel' glasses or trottl- I
”rent is needed. I
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THAMER
l OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
Everything that Is new
and up to date. You
jquality at first glance.
lent showing are many beautiful
U -LET US DO IT-
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCUIII‘URISTS.
'Phoue 251-13 01- 1278- 5
SOUTH VORB'ALK CONN.
Corset Covers
.\ new line of corset covers lace
and embroidery trimmed at 25c
5m- nlld 590
Collal's
A large variety of new net'ltweur
in all the latest styles.
Collars ..... . ...... 251', 501-, 75(-
(‘ollar & Cull Sets 251', 50c, The, $1
\t‘stt‘t's. .......... .301, 751' 390.
J. l. Mallelle
llave Trees To Trim:
. ‘ .
min us
New Showing of Spring Suits
\\ c 11Ill place 011 sale tomorrow 50 \It' '11' Sample \llils
all the latest styles and the lit“ sllallts.
Prices Range From $9.95 to $25.95
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See the New oxfords tor Men
- Black or Tan Leader.
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l Russett or White Rubber Soles.
Surely a Satisfactory Shoe for Careful
Dresser.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
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The City National Bank
OUR PAPER REFRESHES
THE HOME
, makes it cheerful and inviting.
,lnau of taste will recognize
1 no
supelim
ln oltr
striking novelties that will lend
charm to the home. Although our p11
1101' is exceptional. our ||lIl1II’.~' .‘ll‘t‘ 1-.1'»
trenlely moderate, We invite your in-
spection.
The Gorham C0.
10 FIRST ST., EAST NORWALK
' Tel. 452.
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THE BEST war
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When you want to reach
your tradesmen, to get
in touch with friends, or
to do any or :ill of 3
Score of other things. is
not by any means to put
on your duds and 11'qu
or ride to them.
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A TELEPHONE
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Costing loss per day
than one of those round
trips, brings those whom
you wish to reach to
you and thus saves time
for otllcrimportant mut-
tcrs that urgently de-
mand your attention.
HAVE 19y A 711211110111:
IN- YOUR HOME?
will find' In our com-
plele lineal
Easter
Footwear
Men, Women and
Children
GLOVER’S
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Hazelton
Coal
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“I'll no hunt 1“ch plans
or Ian“! clar'adaa cam for III
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1 A Bank Account here will develop business instincts and
l acquaintance.
l Wily not identify yourself 111th this Bank and get into a positii n to
l (‘ O\l.\iA.\'D YOUR SUCCESS?
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Greatest Valut-s Ever Offered in
High Grade “Victor Grayware”
The Brand that’s guaranteed ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Many articles worth up to $1.25.
Special 25c each while llleyllasl.
The Roller 51:, 19c 812513 Store
28-32 South Main St. South Norwalk, Conn.
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0"" LlI‘ZIImZI 0'" gWesiporl Smell
and 111111 will prove that we are
i doing" buttress in u very high class
way.
1 We will pay you highest prices
for all Junk and cause you the
least inconvenience.
Send :1 postal or telephone «ill
and one of otlr wagons will call
, ' iCulblll’s Bridge Market
The l 71 North Main Street
wm Enron C0. InC. Free Delivery. Phone 108.
3 Rowan St. F.
Il‘resll dawn—Cod l'astcm Halibut.
Rock and Buck Slmd. Salmon, Flats.
.llulldock. \ll fresh.
‘ hot Frown. Na
l'h‘cnlorn's.
litn'limtlly oysters. 0pc:
Loin: Clams. lionmi :1 id Long "Inn's
in shell, Lobsters Saturday.
Norualk (‘ onn.
,Tile lime . To
Do it Is
Now
IF YOUR mind Is balt' made
I Can Save
Your Teeth;
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Ninety per cent. of the peotlle have
Pyorrhea or Riggs Disease-~11. terri- ,
bio and donnetous mouth and toolhlI
infertion that destroys teeth. gums IlIl) to buy a gas range remove
and ions tndungcrs health, mind
and ”owe” :tltc remaining doubt by thinkingr
some ’l‘l'IE'l‘ll. F0111 BnF-vl'll m {of last Summtl' and the many
spasm) ours Idays when your kitchen was like
are symptoms of this dread disease. 'a burning furnace. The gag,
For years it has been considered In- ' , n . .' _
curable. l have perfected a simple liratlgt'Allctulr p1erhcais the “Rh
"0“}: TREATMENT Cl]. C CI) 10110 message 01' It
by which you can make your mouthi postal will bring, our representa-
healthy. save your teeth. and health the, \\h_1 not send for hinrlo-
and mold the expense and torture of day’
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United Electric
light & Water
If you have Pyorrhea. gingivitis.
medias lama: donated, loose or
twisted moi. loft. mud firm
lama. tout breath. bad taste or teeth
that hurt when you chew you need
my advice"
lull“!!!
II no. IAIN 01'. ID. WALK.
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WNW
Norwalk Chronicler