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L1 (as the Clev,eland Ohio, Bar Assoeia 1e81,. lo nt m m. of her parents, :atmg
, 1m. and In, John A. Hamilton for
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NIXID CANDY
connexion”
CANDY BASKET.
CANDY CANE.
FREsH BAKED ooons
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
cocoa on 1111.11.51:
SANDWICHES. 56
Saturday Governor Marcus H. Hol-
‘vz-momb omclslly aproved the $1,200 an-
a will speak tomorrow evening, lie-1
ha.
several
--Latost Soft Hats. U'Brien’s,
W.
‘ Norwalk Democrats sre‘interssted
In the resignation of Joseph F; Davies
2
of New York, as secretary of the na-
Iional democratic committee. Mr. Dav-
Ien was recently appointed by Pres
afl‘fl'llson ifs chairman of the federal
Me’s commission.
1
Dr. George l‘eek Erkman, of New
‘ "lurk, wellknown to Norwalk readers
or the Cllristisn Advocate, of which
to is the editor, has accepted a call
«21” the pastorate 01‘ Elm Park M. 14).
r Church, Scranton,
i
Penna, He will
represent Rev. George Wood Anderson
.Who resigned to become an evangel-
1t
1 bury 0in Hull
isi.
w—q—u—u
There will-lie a meeting. tonight. of~~
the directors of the Fairileld County
inrm Bureau, at 3 o'clock in the Dan-
the meeting will he
_1 lander the auspices of the Farm Bu
» mu, which will cooperate with the
Business Men's Association, of Dan-
rwbury, During the. (lay the attending"
[initials will enjoy a trip among the
Inna; in the vicinity of Danbury.
nut among the prominent speakers
\uill be W. H. Alle pd Ridgelleld, pres-
idqt (it the Farm Bureau. ands ...1
Wright, County Farm Agent of \or-
«Buy your blaster list at O‘Brien’s.
x
N pennecticut's textileppuper and oth-
. “industries that demand large quan-
one or dyes and colors in the man
1 ‘ mature of their products, several fac~
mics of this nature being located in
:‘ Nor-walk, which have been seriously
_‘ mdlcapped because of the dlmcuity
T a! securing. without delay, importa-
tions of these products from Germany,
will find business interest in the an-
;arm, of years of a ten-acre plant, in
:mmtord, by a company, which pro
’poses to produce not only the dye-
We ordinarily produced. in this1
minty, but to prove, it possible
it“ the basic aniline dyes hitherto';
”cried from other countries may
to as well produced in Connecticut
is across the water.
" ‘ Why a Corporate. 0
' Call and on: tor ourbooklet by {'1
the above title. If you are think-'
ing or making a will or expect-
‘ , in; :to make bequests rennin
11nd OUR BOOKLET contains
2 tons. Bromlnuns this Coin-1
may your EXECUTOR you out {'
Insure yonriutsto against 10‘ 3
at illuminant. Its services.
11,159 nflshsiory and at 11 mol- .5;
”onto cost. only we not have .5
gin-Mel scattering!
Judge John H Light of Washington:
“not, this (ity, former attorney gen-1;
There was a large class of members:
atom Neighbor Camp, Modern Wood-
’.lfli of America who last evening
.— tidied the camp in Bridgeport, where
an unusually large ‘clnss of
hundred were initiated.
'l‘o- ,
the chief country of their manufacture,‘
”allotment of the lease for a. long '
anII-e.
RAYMOND
5|.me Potato lam. Ground
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structor.
GM Fred- M Livers. with
Wilson.
LIIII'IEWL
WW. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
N" .- III'I BUILDING
' "I W 81'.
Tel. fig .8; Muse. .03.
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lus- Bu. Knapp. at West avenue,
is home In. Vn-nr College for the
Easter rm, -_-.. 1‘ 41‘3”
“ammonium
new”
~—-——. 1
1 1......- sis-awoken: 1n Freudenthal,
of this city. are spending the week
end in New York city celebrating the
first year of their marriage. , ‘
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——EA8TER HONDAY. McENELLY's
()rthestrn and the Big Time Concert.
Dancing until 1 n. In. ' 1
Local hotel-Inn nus interested in1
the orgnnkntim in Hartford on Wed-5
nesdny or this week. or the Connecti ‘
out Howl emulation. Owners and‘
managers at hotels in this state, to
the number at About. titty, met at the
Hotel Garth. Ill] perfected the plans. 1
Easter downrs nro appearing in the
several lower-chops in Norwalk.
They nro being sold rapidly, and seem!
hnndsoma' this ynu' than ever. Tho1
dealers are n little handicapped by:
the cold W, as they are unable
to displny the. to good ndvantnge 0111
the sidewalk: with the thermometer
mark on so very much above the o
. Wiener“.
rel-usher is I w leniure at Coun1
try club.
Norwnlk physicians are exhibiting
. keen interest in a remarkable surgical '1
font performed recently, in Boston, by
a doctor of that city. A prisoner at
the city pollen Mon swallowed cy‘
snide of petal-ism. Shortly alter he
was pronounced dead by the medical:
examiner. Dr. William J. Brickley, oi
the Relief Hairpin). naked permission
to perform n manual massage at the
heart A quick incision was made in the icmnining doubt by thinking; ‘30;»;«;«;
I the abdomen. Then putting his hand
through this, the doctor began the days when your kitchen was like MM“, am you have your picture to- 1 '
kon? Why! What a question! .
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massage, or compression, or the heart?
At the and n! fifteen minutes the as-
tonished on—loknrl law the “dead"
man's race turn trout purple to red
and noticed signs of respiration. Lit-
erally he had been called back to life.
The task at keeping him alive was1
continued for an hour, when it was;
said the men had a bare chance to:
live. lie died. Invent, several hours 1
afterwnrd.
to buythutllonom£80m
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Use the Ola-flue Sage Tea and Sul-
phur and Inland, Will Know.
Gray hair. however handsome, de-
notes alarming nae. We all know the
advantage of a youthful appearance.
Your hnir in your charm. It makes
" arms“ the hon. Whonjt fades, turns
‘ graham! looks dry. wispy and scrag-
gly, just n for applications or Sage
Toaxnud W enhances
penrnnci n Wield- ,
Don’t my all! Lookyoung! Eith-
er'propnnllntonlcnthome or get
from any in; stun I. 50 cent bottle
‘ ot‘WVydlfn he and Sulphur Com-
its ap-
gen-e.” ans-uns- of tons recom-
tied at more preparation,
V bmnh't-nthohnir beautiful-
lnmnl "bunt-I, mos scalp
,mlilxnndhllnxi‘m besides, no
man w tell. u it. darkens
urchin.t mums one
“with Bymorning
mun“: alternatin-
mmIa-D. its, unto!
‘eohrb “In! at We.
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' here.
1 “BCOVW.
-—WnlkOur shoes, the only plat-91
1
‘_ 911-111an filly-r).
WALL PAPER
of every quality and pattern,
price and quantity, can be found
Begin the Easter season
right. If you are thinking about
rc-dct‘orating your house don’t
fail to pay us a visit. We have
some exclusive designs that
will please the most discrimin-
The Gorham Co.
EAST NORWALK
Tel. 452.
10 FIRST 8T4
The New Science
OnFlNITION 08 CHIROPRACTIC-
Uhlropraotic Is the definition at the
sense of the disease and the nrt or
adjusting the some. Disease is cast
ed by a wrench, twist or Iprsln in
the back. Even if done in childhood
[it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Whtorfltemthodiflerentmand
limbs.
Chimmotoro remove the «sun o1
disease and pain health is restored
"through harmonizing the nerve l"
toms in your body. l‘emnlo troubles
1given special attention; also cur-vs.
ture of the spine You will never re
net giving the Chiropractor a chance
tohelp you.
Magnetic treatment: given alto.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington at. Go. Nona-lit. Conn
Graduate from Primer School, the
The Time T05
00 it Is
Now
‘ YOl R mind is half made
up] 1to buy a gas range, remove
v
10f last Summer and the many1
a burning furnace. The gas
1rangc never overheats the kitch—
en. A telephone message or a.
postal uill bring our represents—1
tive Whv not send for him to-
day? 1
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Light 81 Water
' Company
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Twenty-Seven Kinds
1‘ A DENTISTRY.
1 It is a known fact among Bacter-
1iologlsts that twenty-seven different
ismllies or breeds of germs inhabit
one cavity of decay and live happy
without much trouble. Who wants
these bugs in their month? Get that
tboth cavity filled at once.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
will flv it. quickly, carefully and res-
sonahly.
One decayed tooth mu starts the
0th.".
111 so. MAIN 81"., so. NORWALK.
HOURH n. m. to 8 p. m.
sundry: by appointment.
m
For Easter
Glass Bunch Bowls, Brass Jsrdinieros.
.85 W”? WM!“ '1'.
fires. can
, . .W rt Smelt
United Electric 1 CSlptl
lining Clams, Round and hung- Claim
Fancy China, Catalan. Dinnerware. ~mhiu
Ferd Dishes, Vales. Flower Pots, not“
"1232-2
The Big Killian! Store ot‘ The
Norwalh.
The BigSale Event of the
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$1.00 Shapes, 501:
300 New Shapes, all colors;
mold throughout the city at $1.00.
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Sale price ..... . .......... . soc
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.3 Dresses, $3.90
’:0 .1\ \1'oudcrf111 collection of all
1. \‘t'riol Dresses, all the leading col-
3. ms: regular price $6.00. Sale
3. price ................... . $390
3.
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Shares $1.25 and $1.19
\Mthll place on :al; for to-.
morrow and Saturday many new
shapes at the two special prices.
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" No high prices either
Fresh Bally—Cod, Eastern Halibut,
Hook and, Buck Shad, Salmon, Flats,
Haddock. All fresh. Not. Frozen. Sen
Eswlopcs. Rooknwny oysters, Open
In Shell, lobsters Saturday.
Cnibill’s Bridge Market
71' North Mast Street _ '
Free Delivery. Phone 10&
25¢
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Year.
Store.
,
$5 Trimmed Hats $2. 95
latest
Shapes, the newest trimmings, all
25 Trimmed lists, the
the loading colors. Sale price
...................... $2.9
5
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S HATS, 69¢ to $2.50,
$0 Hats, $3.95
We will place on sale for thee
$13.00. Sale Price ........ $3.9
two days only a large assortment
of 'i‘mumcd Hats that sold up to
(i
5
FOWNES KID GLOVES, $1, 00 and $1.50 PAIR.
Suits at 31495-31095
Special
one of a kind to go on sale tomor
line of Sample Suits,
row at ...... $14.95 and $16.95
SMART NECKWEAR. LATEST MILITARY BELTS.
m
so Sunfish Suits on Sale Wur-
dny at 83.00 totio oi! the regu-
lar price.
Great Easter Sale!
Follow the Crowds to the Busy
‘ $1.50‘snapes 99c
Elsewhere you pay $1.50 for
the shapes we put 011 sale at 996
Shop early for the. best selec—
lions.
$5 Suits, $9.90
indics' Stuart ’l‘ailored Suits,
all the leading colors; regular
|ll‘lt‘t’< $12.95 to $15. Sale Price
..................... $9.90
Spetial’Waists ,
59c. 9%. $1.99 '
Special display of new liastcr
Wants to go on sale at
GORDON HOSIERY.
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....... ..250 - 50c
....500
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Twenty five 11
Ladies White
50c 01.00
Corsets 50.: to $3.00
Indies‘ Silk Walsts
Ladies' Under Shirts.
Fitted Tops 51.00
Black and Colors.
GARMENTS.
Ladies' Shirt Waist at. $1.00.
ew styles.
Skirts.
50c to $2.50.
Brassieres 250 to $1.00
S] to $3.50
FANCY GOODS.
Lsdies’ .Nockwear
25c to 81.00
Lattest styles.
Silk Velvet Girdles
("100 to “.50
Black and colors.
Plain and Fancy Ribbon.
.. ............. 59c, 99c. $1.99 1
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Black Velvet Rfibbon.
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FOR EASTER DRESS
GHAMOSETTE GLOVES.
'l‘wo button.
Long Gloves . ., .
Black or White Stitches.
Lndios' Silk Gloves.
501: to $1 .5015
Two Button or Long.
LADIES’ KID GLOVES
‘ T40 and $1.00
LADIES? SILIK HOSE
lime omen ”
in o'l‘nbcrcuiosls
Jo]. “.olM.’ 85, 1013, lune of! i]:
this statement
sodium .3
concerning onlelun (lime) median-
chant-neat or an
PHONE 446.
A DICKERMAN and SON
tuberculosis (consumption): .
“WEAGIVE 8. G H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS."
SOUTH NORWALK
,.
“Under m ”We. nonu- hale-l ‘
and mutant me or cnlé 1
III-intuition. Von coon Lancer: n . 1
number In! Ham-m. traps-mu. un-
nnro on exudation or pnrflnl eon-
inf» Inns. which then re-
solving on d 3921!- to contrlbnte
my! undo-In: at June
Hand 1- land with “this
course of events. the sputum clen-
M bacilli. which in!"
din-pm. and shun!!!”- are dis-
Irem IND-k.
'Ethlcnl medical :lournnls seldom
Wm. “Enron, and
okman‘n Altern-
Since calcluom is a constituent of U
"' Ml ”it“ '
1 is ”and s! 119111 t rout on branch?!
1: ough the use of
mans Mternvivo bellman no
mms aims"
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not» some
{ravens-on new
You only need write I. postal or
phone to Samuel Jails, successor to
, market for ‘things which you don‘t
want. such” rags. papers. bottles,
mbbm. scrap-iron. metals, leather
filfififitflw 2:311: 1111' cows bed“ specialty. Wears waiting for
.110, have securd dy like will: will “11‘ 3‘31“] Jails, 37 M
1 street. films can.
mom-11... Best -~
ultimo.- In will this s suggz‘lim so . . "
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tabs Ilynul [lgtogglth‘ese- Elmer
Jill... our? noes not 1-1111-1ch " " ‘
DEALER-
ygu will get a rent} !
.mp-
EASTER SHOES
For men, Women and children. The
very latest last and leathers“ m
Tan 0r Black
See curline oloxiords ‘andpumps
South 1T orwnlk
CONNEALLY & BRACKET. .
Norwalk Chronicler