‘ peratures were reported along the
1! mason Hurli- It.“
fVictrola an Sonora
. Theodora WALK manic summer.
SOUTH “CHALK.
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AGENTS.
DONNELLY’S
1' SOUTH MAIN STREI‘I’.
WEATHER
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FORECAST
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1 Forecast Ior Norwalk and viclsiayl ,
Fairfto- night and Tudsday; colder to-
night.
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The Writers. '
Devil Graham Phillips lore when he
died seven..completed novels. All ex-
cept one of these have now been pub-
lhihed, and this last one will probably
appear'as a serial within a year.
Edwin Biorkman is at work upon “A
History of Nineteenth Century Scandi-
navian Literature.” It will begin with
Ibsen and will include a sketch of the
earlier literature of Norway, ‘Sweden
and Denmark.
.Kuprin, Russia’s most talented nov-
elist since thedeath ofV'lV‘oistoy. does
not look his part. He is a stout, beard-
ed, bourgeois type. For twenty-two
years he has been writing passionate
stories and living them.
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Pert Personals.
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Mary Garden to beanarried? Impos-
sible. Is she not already wedded to
her anti—Chicago'l‘ost.
[The disturbance which passed over
this vicinity yesterday is now centrall1
over- the Lower St. Lawrence Valley.‘
A long ridge of high pressure extend-
’ ing' from Minnesota southward toi
Louisiana is producing cool, pleasantl
weather in nearly all districts east or
the Rocky Mountains. Freezing tem-
l
northernVVborder from Montana tol
Michixan.
. WEATHER A YEAR AGO
. V 55. Clear.
'» fondant failed to with an appear—
' 7. ..—wAr{1weu,
‘ account ofthe death of Mercy Jones,
TODAY. _ 1
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Temperature: Low, .22; high,
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The Camp Fire Girls of the South ,1
Norwalk Baptist Church. tonight meet‘
at {(7:45 inthe chui-ch.
The new phychoiogy class will meet
' at; the Norwalk library, tomorrow
Cl” 'i ‘;
morning at 10 ’ 3
l‘fl‘he WhatpoeverCircle will meet
on Tuesday ammo. with Mrs. floti-
man, 121 South Main street.
Constable Samuel C. Ireland went
to Norwich, this morning, accompany-
ing‘Mrs Andrew R. Anderson. of Con-
niicut avenue, to the institution in
that place.
harness maker and
dealer 1117 sporting goods, moves to 14
North Main St.,‘atter April 15111,
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V Mr. and Mrs. C. A. DeVoe of mar
avenue, have returned from a several
day‘Vs' visit in White Plains, New York,
where they were guests of Mrs. Do-
Vde's brother, Major Ralph M. Glover,
who commands .a battalion of the
Tenth New .York National Guard.
‘or seven atmospheres it can be con-
iiiost of the things somebody is go-
ing to do to Uncle John Rockefeller
nel er happen. —Toledo Blade
Voplcka is not- the name of a new
language; it‘s the American minister
to the Balkan states— Philadelphia
Ledger.
It must be galllng to Rear Admiral
Peary to notice that no municipality
wants him for chief of police. -—Cleve~
'iand Plain Dealer.
Science Sittings.
By treating sawdust with weak sul-
phurous acid under the pressure of six
vetted into sugar.
it has been asserted by many emi-
nent specialists that there is no doubt
that by the beat of the pulse alone the
sex and age of a person could be told.
Studying the subject of the suppres-
sion-of noises in dwellings for several
years. a German scientist has decided
that the more solidly buildings are con
stun-ted the more quickly they will con-
vey sddnds. :‘f i
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Gh.i.ll§‘..Cth3--
About a year ago we recognized Chi-
as as a republic but no one could do
It now. —Philadelp_hla Ledger.
If. it be true that the Chinese repub
lie is tottering it is clearly infringing
upon the prerogative of thrones. -Chi
cargo News.
China cannot be regarded as wholly
successful in establishing a govern-
ment so long as an oiiiclal is obliged to
wcnr a bullet proof shirt as a part of
his uniform—Washington Star.
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3.
Fly sw'até.
Tempus fugit—mearling it is almost
time for awatting.—Chicago Post.
Have you swatted your fly yet? It's
most time to be thinking about it—
Exchange.
Dr. W. 'B. Burnell, of West avenue,
returned home Saturday night, utter
a trip to; Washington, D. C., where
with his‘ wife, he-had been called on
Mrs. Burhll’s V brother-ln-law. Mrs.
Burnell and her son. William; will re.
'turn home Thursday.
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The many violin pupils of Frank
Svec, of Stuart avenue, yesterday at-
ternoon enjoyed an impromptue mus-
ical‘ and a very pleasant social time.
Some very fine playing was enjoyed
andlevery pupil took an active part
in the excellent" programs presented.
Before Justice of the Peace, Her-
bert O. Pollard, the civil action of
Peter Killoy against John Ryan, was
tried today. The justice awarded the
plantlff $96. The complaint charged
fraud in the sale of,a horse. The de-
ance. The case was heard in Attor-
ney Leo Davis’ office:
-l-The Sentinel has .11 the laicsi
The fruit crop is threatened annual-
ly, but no amount of weather eccen-
tricity discourages the pernicious fly.—
Washington Star.
The Royal Fox.
5 Queen Mary of England never goes
but of doors, rain or shine, without
carrying a big umbrella.
Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany takes a
kloen delight in smoking huge Havana
cigars almost seven lashes long, of
which he scarcely. ever fails to smoke
less than ten 11 day
It is rumored that the czar of Russia
will issue a proclamation declaring the
Grand Duchess Olga heiress to the
imperial throne because of the delicate
health of the car's only son.
LOOK'“
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I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 16 years
guaranteed tin made into, leaders,
hand-made, painted inside. tin roof-
ing, plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
news. both local and 'ecnerai.
tenets fail to carry insurance.
securities.”
A Safe deposit box Will
The People!
79 wasr-imorou sT.
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Examle Your Polrcy
You cannot excuse yourself for not using safe deposit
by saying you liVe Or have your office in a fire proof” huild- '
ing. Few buildings are so fire proof that the owners or
policy specifically exempts liability ‘f‘or loss to accounts,
.b'rils, currency, deeds, evidences of debt, money, notes or ~
You take your own risk on all such property. -’ '
‘ loss by fire but from loss by theft or carelessness as well.
I
scorn scan/Ame cons
interest Allowedon . ”
no Water sol .l'hmm "one
Furthermore the standard
protect you not’ alone from ‘
5 Trust Ca.
,V I bot. Witch I-llazel Ioc
APRIL‘ rain to APRIL 17th INCLUSIVE.
AWeck ct
B A R G AI NS;
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Andrew“ Days-31’s
go Wuhmgiou St. Pb 35.... Nor-walk.
QUAKER FARINA
“Pure 'ereat” "
or ,
QUAKER CORN FLAKES
QUAKER OATS. .
QuakerL Yellow Meal
Quaker White Meal
Quaker Hominy
’ Regular 105 pkg, cut to
Regular Ioc pkg. ‘ ' ‘
cut to » SC SC pkg.
EARLX Cal. Peaches
JUNE P E A S Jersey Pears
121‘ value. Large No 3 cans;
Cutrio 70 can .. 18c value. Cut to
’ 120 can
Argo Starch .
Cal. Lemon Cling Peaches
Cal. Egg Plums
Regular 20c cans cut to
150 can
SMOKED aEEF
Regular 3pc jar cptfio
25c
Regular 15c jar'ciit to
10¢
,um
Babbitt’s Cleanser
Regular 5c pkg.
Cut to 2 for 7c
Solid Packed
TOMATOES
New Sugar Corn
New Succotash \ V
New String Beans f
0f
. _l
. ,. 25c , ,,
:71 7* 71.“; .. V ,7 runs counagsi‘nyrhk
V7-;-.Cutto mm”
3 for” 25c "
. 1::
Fancy Carolina Rici
Fancy Cal. Prunes.» ,1
,«Your choie 1E?
' ’n'i'
3 lbs. 167717.:
CHOICE FAMILY TEAS
New Lima Beans -
12c value
ATLASCATSURj -
Regular 20c bottle cut to
150
Medium bottle cut to
. lllc.
Fsls Napdra Soap
Kirkman’s Soap
'Ozone Soap \
Kirkman’s Powder
Your choice
6. for 250 .
GOLDEN SANTOS ”1
‘i 3 ' COFFEE '
Fresh Roasted
200
5 S&H Stamps Free.
All kinds.
30.11.
A 10 S62H Stamps Free.
a
up", .
PEERLESS TEAS
All Kinds
led.
\
PEERLESS COFFEE.
The Best CoiIee' 111 America
Silos
20 S&H. Stamps F rec.
10
.500 lb.
I. _. &Hl Stamps Free.
s. a} H. STAMPS FREE wITH EACILOF
THE FoLnowmc ARTICLES. ‘ " ‘
I bot. Ammonia ........;Ioc I canzin I Polish 10c
11 bot Wash. Fluid 10$
Kim .
1 *1
"a.
I bot. Peroxide .......... 10c
Ican Shinola Inc
.1 hot. Bluing ....77.......
.an‘ 33:}.
I can Dutch Cleanser . . . . Inc
I can Brass Polish . . . VVVVIQC
I‘bot- JaVeIIC'Wth-CFJJ'I {.5 7!“; I Call Potash sous-,ialasol 10¢
I can VSkat .. .100
Often imitated, never equal- ‘
H Dentistry
and" Nature
.. Nature gave. us many faculties
ind a body<to 'nourish them all.
The teeth perform- the first act1
in sustaining that body in ,per-
the teeth so you neglect the body.
Dr. J. ii. Iailery
and have him keep them in per-
fect working order.
10 80. MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK.
HOURS—O a. unto 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointmsnt.
Come here “ior'yollr
EASTER attire
,r‘Bresev
119 Washington Street.
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For Your Bedroom
don‘t you need a new dressing table,
bureau or ohiii'onier? it is almost in
possible to have too much drawer
space for your belongings. Perhaps
you could use another to match the
Furniture you already have.
Not only for your bedroom but for
every room‘ ‘we can supply you with
varied styles in appropriate
NEW FURNITURE.
AI. AnusvinedSonCo.
m- as wasmivanos‘ cram.
's1...:i..11..
and Young- Men
$2 50 , 7‘
Every polr guaranteed
Louis Aivrick
P. 0. Block 80. Nor-walk
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Special Music
EVERY BATU RDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel .
Rathskeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Eliza-
hath soon. '
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight. boat leaves Pier 27 Elli
River, New York (foot of Gotham:
8t). every day except Sunday. at I
p. In. Freight received at Norwalk up
too 1). m. sndatSonth Norwalk up
to 5: 30 p. m.
. 'I‘A'rlozrnmn. mo. _ 7
I Trees Sprayed For
Scale
ileaupain & Saunders
mommumsTs.
“Phone 2111-13 or rare-5
scorn nonwamr coma.
“Aline Frmh.‘K"V’YenemNm
' Our: IDiVVVsplay édeell .Worth a
1
* I can Karo Syrup 101:_ 7.
Sentinel
«fruit for‘ breakfast "or dessert,
If you are wondering What veg-
- stable to have for dinner, what
come and choose here. There Is
lay-113$:
FREE DELIVERY
fcct condition. As you neglect-
so much to select from that choice. '
culorro & 1111111111
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Bridgeport. Conn. '
Monday, April In, 1915.
A One ton Howco
35c Coffee-Alba 5.1
Beginning today, we observe Coffee ‘Weck.
Just one ton of Howco regular 35—cent coffeeis to be
sold during the week at the special price of V4 lbs. 5!.
No person may buy more than 20 pounds Naturally,
no less than 4 pounds may be bought at the special pr} e .
When one ton has licen sold, the special opportunity
of the week comes to an owl. ‘ "
we shall fill orders as fast as possible after accepting .
them
All coffee will be roasted fresh; we can safely promise
delivery within two days.
Coffee may be “hole. or ground or pulverized. But
the underground bean is best sort to buy in quantity; it
retains its full strength until used.
To be sure of sharing, be prompt.
sell in three or four days.
Front Basement.
Wearever aluminum and
some special prices
Wearever aluminum is especially good for use on gas
and oil stoves. It withstands the great heat, such stoves
so quickly generate, better than any other sort of cooking
ware.
To demonstrate plainly its abilities, we’ve arranged
a special exhibit for this week. Wearever will be put to
tests that ordinary cooking ware could never go through
satisfactorily.
Think of a metal‘sauceparr that is not injured by hav-
ing things actually burned in it! Think of a kettle in
which milk may be boiled with no danger of that milk be- '
ing burned! That is Wearever aluminum.
7 With this special demonstration, some
utensils at special price. ,._
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”.4 4 —,-
The ton should
Wearcver
'ID‘ouble boilers, 2 qt. size, for Stew pans, I qt. size, regular
rice and other cereals, regular 4oc——2oc. .
$170—$135. Liped I qt. saucepan regular
'Coifee pots. 45C—95c- -. . _
1 qt., reg. 51.55—51.15 Tea pots ‘l.
2 qt, reg. 61.80—81.70.
.3 qt, reg. 52.05—81.95.
Rerlin saucepaas 3 qt, reg. 52. 40—52. 30
1 t., e . 60c—50c "
g ,2," L: 80c——70o 1 » . Jellycake pans, 9 inch reg. anti-12511 ‘
V38 t., reg. 31‘900 Loose—bottom ellycake pans.-
i 21 reg :1 25:41.15 tic-+40% .
Biscuit pans, regular dOoASSc , Spuare elly cake pans, reg. too—15o”; '
thfin pans 6 hole, reg. 650—501: Bread pans, regular 55c 50c '
Deep muffin pans, 6 hole, reg 65c- Muffin pans, 9 hole. reg. 756—656 V7
so‘c, Deep muffin pans. 9 hole, I reg 85e—
Tea kettles _ 75c .
5 qt" reg. 33'20‘33'05 Cereal boilers, double
6 1-2 qt, reg. 33.40—53.25 . _
7 L2 qt., reg. 83.85—53.75 1 qt. reg. 51.35—51.25
1 qt, reg. :1. 95—8185 '
2qt., reg. 52 20—52. 05 "1'. '
result!
-‘ gk. 1".“
"\ -.’
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3 qt, reg. 32.05—31.99 . _
'l‘ube cakepans, loose bottom, reg 85c 4 (it. reg. 52.45—52.25 7:} 4‘
~75c . . Colanders, reg: 51.50.4125 my t
Fry Vpans 7
7 inch, reg. SOs—50c
8 12 inch, reg. 80c—700
10 inch, reg. $1—80c
10 12 inch, reg. 1.10~—90c .
Waffle molds—$.25 and $2.75
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Double roosters
15 by 11, reg. 33.65—33.55
17 by 12 1—2, reg. 84.25—44.10
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sax—etc... .
Cast tea Kettles,
‘5 qt, reg. 53.40-—53.25
6 1-2 at, reg. 53.60—53.45
7 1-2 qt., reg. 54.05-‘—-53.90
Pie plates, regular 20c and 25c—15c
and 20c.
~53.
Berlin kettles
regular 51.55—51.40
regular 185—5165
regular. 52.20—52
Fourth Floor.
The H0wland Dry Gonds Company
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USE CARBORUNDUM SHARPENING STONES:
2 Spray Your Trees
Properly sprayed trees yield more sound fruit—Sound
fruit' is what pays. l .
BORDAUX MIXTURE
FOR FUN GOUS DISEASE
'a; .in'
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LIME VAND SULPHUR?“
FOR SCALES
' ‘ 3 A Combined Insecticide and Fungicide. "
. Muzzle Your nous
0m 25s Muzzle Fits Ally Dog
Albert D. Morgan
a...
. , Successor to Class. E.
Washington Street.
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Norwalk Chronicler