FANCY soxss
sisson canov
OOOIAL wHisL
PEANUT IRIT‘PLE
mxso canov
cosuucorus
CANDY BASKET.
canov canes
FRESH BAKED oooos
our or cons. TEA
COCOA on MILK. 5o .
smowmnes. do
Lane's Balm.
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.‘ The Nortvslk public schools open for
~ will! spring term“ today. .
‘ ' fiarold McLeilan is a visitor in Dan-
7‘ bury today. on business.
- Edward Fagsn, of Center avenue.
”out yesterday in Cos Cob.
,James Duffy, oi the First District,
was a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
‘dty council will be held tomorrow
rushi-
Haroid Glendenning, of West Main
”street. started for hos Angeies, this
’ morning.
Mrs. Benjamin Hillier, of. Center
avenue. is much improved, after a
severe illness.
The local police have been untitled
o! the theft ot a Cadillac, bearing the
marker No. 374, from Stamford.
1.-\Ii7ardu'ell, harness maker and
denier in sporting goods, moves to 14
.‘North‘ Main St... after April 15th.
”I.
Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Frost and James
E. Crotutt, of New Haven, spent the
reek-end with relativism in town
The “ISIS. of wiptcrf' was theoreti-
ycall broken by life thunder storms
Saturday night pnd yesterday after-
men.
(a
"Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley. of
v i’itteburg. Penn., are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kel-
ley, of 5 Maple street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. '0:
Brooklyn,"'N. Y., have returned home
otter spending a few days with Joseph
with, of IHarrIett street.
. Fl‘he elght-weeks’ bid whist tourna-
Inuai'ters in Georgetown.
Health omcer W. J. Tracey has litt-
idence in Ludlow street. East Neiualk
recovered from diphtheria.
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by the Newton Inn, incorporated
.ihlch begins business with $3 000.
The omcers are: President, James W.
(I. Beers, all 701 Danbury.
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—-TONIGHT, ARMORY 3
Last game 01‘. series and season.
{Wow Canaan .vs. Norwalk (with Smith
Owl. dancing. , .
invest It iierc
Keep your money at home, a
you make your: money here, why
not invest it at home?
Our city has the natural re
sources for future greatness.
And this will largely depend
upon the prudent core oi: our 11- ’1
ounces. We believe in our
' heme city and have one and one
half million dollars invested in
Norwalk
This company desires to help
0 you with your nuances an
. would appreciate an intend, .
[and we believe you would Indy
Tit advantageous and profitable
no consult us when in need at
it“.
and establish a
' tncluneut has been
‘ was brought by Dudley E.
«lent, between the single and married
.ilembers of the Georgetown Club,
darts tomorrow night at the club‘s
:07] the quarantine from the Brown res-
.i‘he little daughter of Mrs. Brown has
A certificate of organization has
been tiled with the secretary of. state
‘l’orter; vice-president and treasurer,
William H. Green; secretary, Norman
‘and BeckinanJ) Preliminary, basket-
' Sponge Baskets, Tooth Brush
I
nus- I
Containing Fresh Cod Users. with
Footnote a Iron. 1
r. animal-gist.
3-5.. %
I
David W. Raymund
UNDERTAKER
new use nan-o column
11 wasnmoron or.
gm. out... 1m; house. one.
‘ Mrs. Anna IB. 'Warneclta. wife at
Louis 1!. Warnske, proprietor of a
large fruit term at Cannonii and well
known in this city. died Friday at her
home at Cahnons, at the use of titty-
one years. 7
A man. last" night. was “making
trouble" in the home of John Harold.
of 13 Raymond street. The police
were notified, but before Oillcer Alex
Beniamin arrived the troublemaker
had disappeared.
Although one must never be sur-
prised at what a newspaperman does,
much local interest would be mani-
fested should a local scribe carry out
a scheme rumor says he has in mind
“jitney buss"com~
pally in this city. '
The Miss Grace and Frances Cost-
ello have returned to their home on
Putnam avenue, after a very pleas-
ant week’s visit to Washington D. C.
The many most interesting sights of
America's capital city had much in-
terest tor the local tourists.
The real estate in Bridgeport be-
longing to the estate of the late Frank
C. Gernet was sold at auction this aft-
ernoon to close the estate. Mr. Ger-
nert was killed in an automobile acch
dent while returning to Bridgeport
from the Danbury fair last October
and Mrs. Gernert afterwards suc-
cumbed to injuries received in the
same accident.
The case of Mrs. 1). William Har-
iord against. Herbert 15. Hull, a Bur-
bank street expressnian, for rent, has
been satisfactorily settled. The at-
was brought against Mr. Hull’s two
muons and. horses” Stephen Novnk
”Lat; taken lltle to lhesefihaving inr-
nished the-money to settle the claim.
Attorney William F. Tammany re-
presented Mrs. Harford and Miriam
hint attorney .lolm J. Cuneo. .
Judge Scott, of thc'Common Pleas
t‘ourt, of Bridgeport. together with
a jury. tomorrow morning will sit in
the council chamber of the City Hall.
on North Main street, and hear the
forcible entry and detainer suit that
lloyt, of
this city, against the South Norwalk
Trust Company and others. The case
is bound to be of considerable inter-
est to lecni people, as it is the first
time in thirty years that an action of
this kind has been heard in Fairfieid
t‘ounty.
A good adv. pays best in the best
paper. '
Ladies Spring
Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
BATHROOM FITTINGS.
~Glass and Opalite Towel Bars
and Shelves, Brass Nickel Plated
Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders,
Holders. Bath Tub Seats, Etc, at
Lowest Prices. _
Prompt Delivery.
‘Alllerl F. 6211ch '
was sue—ah.- male-r .nv _ ... »: ..- 4.
F ertilze
sheep Manure. Superphospbste, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone. Agricultural Lime. Land Plaster. Nitrate Soda, Barn-
released which .
yard Manure.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
N. Y.. N. H.& H. R. R
Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 14.1015.
SOUTH NOBWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.——1:371. 5:421. 6:00,
9:40. 10:881. 10:511. 11:51.
P. [—1331, 1:251, 3:021. 3:29.
4:431, 5:151, 5:45. $021,047. 7:021.
. 7:451, 9:511. 10:181.
sand-yo.
A. M.——12:251, 5:421.
10:881. 11:51.
P. 11—1131. 2:441. 3:021. 4:431,
5:45. 6:021. 7:011. 7:12, 7:571.
0:511, 10:181. 10:40.
8:51,
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. IMP-4:411. 5:80.038. 8:001.8:511.
9:151.10:021. 10:05,10:501, 11:03.
P. M.—12:031. 1:05. 2:041. 2:57.
3:301. 3:54, 4:26. 6:051. 5:24. 5:28,
6:011, 6:06, 8:101, 9:37. 11:151.
12:001.
Sundays.
A. M.——6:00, 8:001,
10:501.
P. M.—-.12:10. 1:021, 3:391, 5:021.
5:04, 6:011. 7:091. 8:101 11:151.
12:001.
0:00, 10:021.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.-13323X, 1:131. 6:05. 7:15.
9:151, 10:181. 11:111. 11:571.
r. tit—12:03, 1:20, 3:161, 4:28. 5:17,
6:141. 6:47. 7:091. 9:251. 11:20.
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Sundays. ‘
A. M.~—12:231, 1:131. 7:43, .911“:
10:19. 11:111. 11:671.
P. M.——2:081, 4:461, 6:101. 6:48,
7:091, 8:281, 9:251.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.—6:18. 8:27. 9:501.
P. M.—-—l:25, IL381. 6:20. 7:14.
Sundays.
A. M.—10:37.
P. M.——2:15. 7:14.
DANBURY To sOUTl-I NORWALK.
A. M.-0:00. 7:23. 8:18, 10:031. 11:50
P. M.—i:2l. 6:49.
sundayo.
A. M.—7:55. 12:10.
pin—43:16.
X—Signities express.
Wcsipori Smelt
Fresh daily—Cod, Farsicm Halibut.
llock and Buck Shad. Salmon, Flats.
llnddoek. All fresh. Not Frozen. Sen
Esculopcs. liocknway oysters. 0pc:
Long Clams. Round and Long Claim
in Slicll, Lobstcrs Saturday.
Cutbill’s Bridge Market
7 1 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
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Where did you have your picture tn-
ken? Why! What a qucsuoni
Elsam’s Studio
0! course!
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
1% high prices either.
Watch this space
for weekend Sale. THURSDAY. FRI-
DAY and SATURDAY.
TheNorwaik Drug Co.
‘ H. A. MEAD. Mgr
d NopMain St. So. Norwaik.
JUNK DEALER
You only need writs-a postal or
phone to Samuel Jane, successor to
market. for things which you don't
want. such as rare. papers: bottles;
rubbers, scrap-iron. metals} .‘resthor
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
25 West Washington St.
Phone 1069-2. South Norwalk.
your call. Samuel Jane. 87 Fort
street. I'hone 490.
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FOR
Spring Floor Coverings
Carpet-gilugsuLenoloums
t
‘."V_
0:571, 7:181. 7:40. 8:181. 8:501, 0:191,’
Wm. Enron, and you will gets ready
WALL PAPER
of every quality and pattern,
price and quantity, can be found
here. Begin the Easter season
right. If you are thinking about
re-dccorating your house don’t
fall to pay us a visit. Me havc
some exclusive designs that
will please the. most discrimin-
ating.
The Gorbam Co.
10 FIRST 81".. EAST NORWALK
Tel. “8.
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o
Glovers
Ladics’ Patent Leather Pump
Putty Kid Inlaid Quarters.
$5. 00‘
Ladies Gun lace Oxford
Putty Kid Inlaid Quarters.
$5.00
Other Snappy Styles.
All Leathers.
$2 to $4
HANAN and son
Ralston and Elite Shoes
ior'fimcn.
Glovers
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass.
Workmsn'o Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & (0.. Inc.
IREAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave" SO. Nomalk 4
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic :1 the definition at the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the suns. Disease is can
ed by I wrench. twist or sprain in
this hack. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the itinerant mus and
limbs.
Chiropractor! remove thecauss oi
disease and pain. healthis restored
through hat-mending the nerve on
term In your body. M troubles
liven special attention; also curve
hire otiheopino. You will never re
T, Francis, D‘. C
WW.
04 Washington “Penn So. Norwalk Conn. '
Hm [sandsto-
. , ~ . REJOICING
‘Mrs IaEe——Ml1‘s.Kusplnsky
I am so glad to see Wm.
Ei‘fron in the junk business
again. I would hays burned.
my find: if Mr. 31er hadn't.
" started” in the business. I can~
how get In a lb. fer rags and:
best prices for rubbers, metals"!
‘~and feather beds: Whenever
you want him to call telephone:
441 on send postal to ~
.VVe would not dictate what a
man should wear but being
in position to know exactly
the fashions we’re always
ready to make suggestions.'
For the young man and the
man who feels young, we
have a very sympathetic as-
sortment. The conservative
man will also find here suits
and overcoats just to his
liking. ,
Our buying for spring was
very comprehensive.
If we've missed anything
wish you’d tell us:
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
Spring Coats
NEW MODELS, $4.93
NEW WAISTS.
In Lingerie and Silk to be
worn high and low neck
.. . 98¢ up
S. and H. Stamps Given.
M. Moitascli 8: .Son
............
The Time To
Do it is.
Now
IF YOUR mind is half made
up to buy a gas range. remove
the 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. Why not send for him to-
, ---The---
United Electric
Light 8: Water
Company
The Sentinel reaches this class in
Norwalk and Vldnltr.
Moo»:
, sacs sires ,
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mintzs
Sale of Shapes to Tuesday
500, 99c. $1. 25, $1. 49
3 w«3~3«3~3¢€«°«3~3§
East Norwaik Cash Grocery
, Phone 743—3. ,Free Delivery.
Very Best Butter, :1 lb. 30¢
Gold Medal Butter ....... 32¢
Duryea’s Corn Starch, 3 pkg. .. . . . . . . . . . . . ., ..... . . 8¢
Pink Salmon,3cans ........ 25¢
. Best Family Flour; a'bag . . . . . . . ........... 95¢
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
iiouscdresscs
New line of Spring House Dresses in lat-
est styles in Amoskeag gingham, madras
and percales, with Gladstone collars. setoin
vests and cuffs, daintily trimmed with diag-
onal material.
J. I. Mallette
Shoes For Boys and Girls
For School and Dress Wear
The largest and Most Varicd’iinc in
the City in Button and lace Models
Triple 'i‘oc iiosiery‘ For the Whole Family“
CONNEALLY 8. BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
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A can 10A!) or FANCY snows.
ALL KINDS OF MAINE SEED POTATOES.
FARSELECTED SEEDS FOR GARDEN, FIELD AND
M .
RED, WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS.
ARMOUR’S FAMOUS FERTILIZERS. '
BROWi-Illv& MAINE 20-22 Main St., Norwalk
Opening of Spring Term '
MONDAY. APRIL
Ellie: Now andiinish 7 Early
in. the Next School Year.-
South Norwalk
mil Busmess College
Stamford. Port Chester. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler