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MIXED CANDY
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CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CAMEO
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FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
COCOA OR MILK, 56
SANDW|CHE3. 50
Lane's Bakery.
51 Washington ~-
Street.
CITY NEWS
”WM
PAlbort Thommen, 01 Ohio, has re-
turned to his home from a visit with
his sister, Mrs. John N. Tuttle, Jr., of
.14 Taylor avenue, this city.
Stephen Novak, who has been seri—
ously ill for the past several weeks,
is about again. and meeting his many
rmends.
In the House, yesterday, tlle hill es-
wliehing the town court in Norwalk,
with the amendments made neces.
Ilry by the consolidation of the town
and cities. was passed.
Messrs \i’eislleit. proprietors of the.
Hall-way House at Miller’s Bridge,
Nomton, are installing a dame ball
there, anticipating the summer sea-‘
~—-Buy your Easter Hat, O'lll‘ien's
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Troy and
family have returned to Newtou'n,
from a two days' visit at Norwalk,
' where they attended the funeral of
their neice, Miss Helen Montgomery.
Joseph Vnglli, the Dauhury cabinet;
5 maker, is at Retell Point, South Nor-
walk, today where he is erecting the
summer house and other
which be has built for the place.
Mandolona Lodge, Daughters of
Herman, Stulllt‘ord. entertained, ll‘ri-
day night, the second grand advisor,
Mrs. Catherine Srbmidt of South .\'or.
walk, and also Miss lda Kramer, vice-
;lresidelll of the Norwulll lodge. One
new member was admitted into the
lodge.
William B. Richards, 01‘ ill Burl‘itl
avenue, has been confined to his home
under the care of Dr. P. l. Burnell for
over a week with a very severe at-
mk oi the la grippe, bllt is gaining
‘ very slowly. He has been obliged to
give up his duties in Dallbury for two
weeks.
Upwards of $50,000 will he distrib-
\ tllted in equal shares among the heirs
, of Alexander Weed, of Stamford. who
W ,are his daughter, Mrs. ll. W. Hollan-
, ‘. nan. and Ills grandchildren. Alexand-
. or Weed, 3rd, and Natalie Weed, The
final account of the Stamford Trust
Company, administrators of the es—
tate, sholvs a balance on hand [or
“distribution amounting to $52,898.7tl.
‘ lint johbt’rs. of 739 Broadway, New
York said today that his company had
" 'Qurchased the factory of the Union
1,“:5‘3llew York city, but had not decided
'4 yet as to whether or not he would on
: maition he would make of it. The for-
iory of the Union Hat Co. was taken
"waver recently by H] McLachlan, of
Zi.,‘l)nnbury, as the largestcreditor of L.
Starks, the- former proprietor.
Executorsllip
This company makes the idols
joint executor. Its ample cap
ital and surplus gives‘ it th
needed responsibility.
O O
Jolnt-Executorslllp
with the heirs of an estute‘or ":
members of a family will rur-
nlsh,you with officials espec-
ially trained in the manage-
ment of estate; ‘
Our'llaults
.wlll be accessible every bus-
,ineu dozier all papers and
Vouchers. Our system is com-
: . 3: mass: ham-Be cieerful- ‘
i,“ - 'buy the genuine IEDDO COAL
3mm.
structures
‘ J.»E. Bates. of J. E. Bates & Co..’
Hfflat Company, located on Center St...
‘ ,: grate the plant hinlself‘ or what dis-5,
Wanna sniEil‘
V Fresh daily—420‘, Mm what,
Cuillill’s midst: Market
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS ,
Tonic Recon- .
structor. I
Cool-hi. From cu Livers, with
PM of Inn.
filmm
Miss W Webb or iNorwalk
visited trini- h Stamford this week.
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OUR PAPER REFRESHES
THE HOME
makes it cheerful and inviting. A wo-
man of taste will recognlle superior
quality at first glance. _In our pres-
ent showing are many beautiful and
.striklng novelties that will lend a
. :38 «in |I " I'lmumut:81;a::‘::hh:::l charm to the home. Although our pa-
; . ed Roll .i fper is exceptional, our prices are ex-
, “”9“ W are m d appointed I tremely moderate, We invite your in-
; oval- the rank. lint are sure that the ! spection.
IThe Gorham Co.
1 next usually! will be successful.
I “inchin- from bankruptcy were 10 FIRST 31:, EAST NORWALK
granted in the United States court Tel. 452.
yesterdly minimal hittig and Aaron 2
; E. Hull of Bernard. Mason'C. Miller I
I of Manchester, Ileander Edmund}
Whipple at Greenwich and Archie ll The New SClPflCC
w It ho 1v . , .
, a e' "S” “I ma“ oerlmrlou or cmmnscrlc.
The Won-n" Christian 'l‘elnpor- Chiropractic is the definition or the
lance Union is meeting with Mrs. ' m“ 0! flu disease “a the If! d
George Nickel-son, 7.8 llelden avenue. I adjusting the “me' Disease II “M
A adopti- d members of Old
Well Ida, l'. C A. N" visited Tem-
ple Lodge in Walnut. last evening,
and W the working of the
Master lam Moe.
Loni Mien who have been
~lla£est Son fills. O'Brien‘s.
“——
ltoday. In, J. .l. Bless. president of , m book. Even it (i in child
, . . , . e one hood
Fairlield County Wat. T. 1].. W1“ 3H9, u create. pinched HDTV“ and 9““ in
‘ an address. Hm. Bloss desires ‘0‘;th life m the amen!“ arm. and
meet all ladies interested in reformilllnbl.
work, as well as members of local llll‘ Chiropmtorl remove the cane 0!
ion Retreshmenls served at close origin“: :1!!! Pairs health is restored
‘me meetln I roux nrmon In; the nerve in
5' items in your body. Flemnlo trouble!
“given special attention: also curve
' ,ture of the spine. You will never re
:xret giving the Chiropractor I moo.
— , lto help you.
At the quarterly meeting of Court , Magnetic treatment- given alto.
.N k,N 58.P.1A.,l il.l .’
arm 0. o est nglt T, FraHCIS' D. C.
——llannar Homemade Bakery.
Monroe street.
'delegales to the national convention:
and their alternates were. elected. The .4 Walhlnlion 8L. 3°. Nomlk. Conn.-
delegates are: Hugh McCarthy and , Graduate from Palmer School. tn.
Charles A. Davis. The alternates are ‘ """‘"“"‘"
James ll. Dyer and James Cahill. liar-E
ry Miller was elected sub—Chief Rang- i
fl
led by a wrench. twist or sprain 1r. ‘
foo
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g. s: FBWIICS Gloves D 6 ’ Easter Neckwear 3.
.0 Spring Showing of New Fownes' V ‘ Vow \‘llolvitl r of ill ‘ I ' t ‘ ' 3‘
1%. Kid Gloves, all the new shades. A 'l‘hiugs 1“ 51:3” XVCQWVJ? b of
:3; $1.00, $1.50 to sun . 25c to $1.50 1::
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; lmpresswe sllowmg of the new Fashlons lu Women’s Suits and Coats for Easter. » ‘j
:5 Distinctlve models in all the favorite materials and colors. is
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,9 Womens Suits Womeus Coats
l :'lt‘" dP ' "l u . (*5 . lll's‘ '“r I . ‘ .. ,. .- . v v ~ 1
,: Snuggle; §I::;)herllq;“Cll:Cll?:, (!l2ll\llzl(:(lllllt'sf)’i\\l\)ltll l'oltlllli; mul‘got \fsr‘ft‘Wyt:30(1),?“ L'«°‘I','"“ ‘\l\ «13?: Sew 1“,”.— :1
.3. Combinations of Silk and Gabardine. \\'(,,,l'1;0p1i,:5 Fallicv. 31:31}, mm (V ot 1” ”£01m.” ..
, . 9.95. 12. . . . . . . ' ' " .
g $ and $ 2,33, $14 95 $18 95 $25 95 $4.95 $5.95 $7.95 $9.95 $15.95. :3,
'8. Prices according to "tutorials. l'rices according to materials. .3.
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;: Charming dlsplay oi illle 098111119 Speoals tor :3:
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3; « Trimmed Hats To-morrow :l
'3. 150 Fine Trilllnlt-d Halts. also many lingo I’uttcrll Shapes“ at 99¢ $1'25 81°49' _ O:
J. . , ‘ ‘ 300 .\(‘W Shapes 111 many (hilt-rent lllfl'lltlh‘. all the lut— ‘3‘
.3. Hats on dlspluy for or (lpcnlng tomorrow. cst colors; values $1.25 to $2.00. __~ 0:
':9 lixccllrllt values at ‘ . - ‘3'
D. '
.g. $2 95 $3 95, $15 00 $5 and $6 Coats $3.95 :2.
:3: 5 O , O 0 O 25 Ladies" {ill'l .\I lsscs' Serge (outs to go on sale for :3.
5 our .Upcnnlg tmllorrow at $3.95. .3:
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3"”3”;”3”3”3”3“3”3”3”3”3”3”$ $“3”3”3”3”5”8”3”8"3”3“$"3”3”$”3”3”$”3”3”$”3“ ’3”3”5“3”3”3”3”3”$”3”$”5”3”5”3W’3:€
or to illlule term and Nicholas l‘atvl
cllen was elevated to, the position or
.lunior Woodward,
Easter
N eckwear
RAILROAD ENGlNEER BURN ED.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.I March 26.—- Vestees in Lawn and Orguudy .....
Daniel Knowles, 0! this city, an engl- 25 and 50c
noer on the New York, New Haven. Lure Collars, ill white and ocru..
and Hartford Railroad. was very badly 50c to 01.50
burned by 'conmcl mu. 3 high tension Lace Collars, n white and ecru. . ..
electric wire here today. He was oil-f 25 and 50::
big the bell of his engine. when he Plain and Embroidered Collars.
came in contact with the wire which‘ 25 to 75c
Large assortments of Crepe Wind-
sore Ties, ill all colors 25 and 5°C
J. i. Malleile
hangs over the Backsilor the use of
the electric service or the line. He‘
‘ was burned all over the body. and ail
the hospital it was said his condition;
is eel-loll.
mailing... 3
' UNDERTAKER I
NEW RED MEN’I BUILDING
1’ WASHINGTON 81'. I
Tel. 0M 1000-3; hon”. 693.l
Dollis ',
Now
I
1F YOUR mind is half made
up to buy a gas range, remove,
:tlle remaining doubt by thinking'
of last Summer and the many
days when your kitchen was like
a burning furnace. The gas
range never overheats the kitch-
en. A telephone message or a
postal will bring our representa-
tive. \Vlly not send for him to-
day? - ‘ ,
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Whore did you here your plain-e ta-
ken? Why! What a (Intuition!
s new ..
, lilsam 8 Studio 3,5,,
or course!
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
No “In prletx‘either.
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Rock and Buck Shad, Salmon, Flats.
.Haddhet. All heels. Not Frozen. See
Escalopes. Bedlam: oysters, Opor
in Bhdl. [alias Sunday.
1
. ---Thee--
- United Eleotric
Light & Water
Company ~
' 1': m inn Street
Fm m. Phone toe.
. ..._......_._ mf“~-w.’
JUNK DEALER,
Special Music
I" “TUNA? EVENING
Comp-w.
' onion Hotel
Ratbskeller
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“‘"Men, Women and
Tilefl'l‘ime T
‘ bio and dangerous mouth and tooth
y
Everything that is new
and up to date. You
will find is our com-
i plete line oi
+ Easter
Footwear
EASTER HOSIERY
The Qtaple Lines
150; 2 for 26¢
Our Specialty. 25c Hone
“Not-a-Seam" Hose
Buster Brown Hose
(guaranteed)
Cadet Hose, 266
For Boys and Girls
Ladles’ Silk Hose
25c, 50c, $1.00
“ ’EASTER SUPPLIES
WITH EASTER ONLY TEN DAYS AHEAD. EASTER NEEDS MUST NOW BE CONSIDERED.
EASTER WAISTS
Twenty-five Styles at $1.00
EASTER GLOVES 5'.
White Chamosette. 25c
White or Black Stitch; 500
Black or White silks
50c, 75c, $1.00 '
Kid Gloves
74c and $1.00
EASTER HAIR RIBBONS
White Silk Waist!
$1.00 to 05.00
EASTER NECKWEAR
25c, 50: to $1.00
EASTER GIRDLES
50c and $1.00
19c, 25c _
LEATHER BELTS EASTER SASH RIBBONS
25c and 50c 25c to 59¢
Corsets 50c to” $3.09
.Brasseires 25c to $1.00
Children
PHONE 446.
‘—
. A. DICKERMAN and SON
scorn NORWALK
“WE GIVE S. O. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS."
GLOVER’S
WE ADVERTISE
I Can 7 Save
Your Teeth
I am doing it for others every day
Ninety per cent. of the people have
Pyorrhea or Riggs Disease---a terrl- for Wh'Ch “Ch
every, one of you has
infection that destroys teeth, gums - .
and jaws. endangers health, mind mg need,
and powers. ' - ,
SORE TEETH FOUL BREATH DI-
53158330,,“ , ’ l A TELEPHONE
are symptoms of this dread disease.)
Pbr years it has been considered ln-'
curable. l have perfected a simple
, HOME TREATMENT. .
by which you can make your mouth
healthy. save your teeth. and health
and avoid the expense and torture or,
the dental chair.
(bin in [or mmcounlmlon.
ll yatl‘ have Pyorrhn. ninxlvlus.
media: cums: skint-ted. loose or
twisted tooth. volt. spotted or spoon
gums. foul breath. bed lute or teeth
that hurt when you chow you need
my advice.
*UJOI m
aroma. ammo
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management 0 i
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Because way doom deep
we are positive that we
have for sale something
and
real, practical and press-
Is' one of the very few
things that" will earn its
own way in actual ser~
vice. in the day to day
t
home. in the ordinary '
Me of all it is indie-
MWMAW
Cut Shoes. tor Men
and Women.
All of the latest lasts and leathers with many novelties
are now in stock for
5 Low
a
We Carry a Splendid Line of HOSIERY for Men, Wo-
men and Children. , .
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5 South N orwalk. _.
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THE EASTER TRADE ‘
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
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" O. D. Jackson
Optician
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Norwalk Chronicler