._.,..‘.-
WW lay-tn;w l
UNDERTAKER I
1d,. ‘ss. “-8; Hanoi. sea,
:1 WASHINGTON ST.
i NEW an aura IUiLDmo l_‘
Lane’s Bakery
51 Iva-Hops
i
i
I
--..._.._,.._._.. ._.._. ._....
’i
Win in
’ar'l'htCaldoiYoun
5.1mm
‘70...
A full dress rehearsal of the dogma
team of Our Sisters' -Rebecca inflow,
No. 55. will he held this wooing:
This will be an imporant rehearsal.
and all members are urged to be pro.
sent. . .
1
Norwalk Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal
Mr oi Eagles, will hold a regular
nasal-monthly meeting tonight. Rou-
tine business will be transacted, and
refreshments will be sewed at the
end of the business meeting. ’
A second clash between the Eagi"
coring and Laboratory Departments
of the Norwalk Tire. a Rubber Com-
pany is on the schedule tonight, at
the Norwalk Alleys. Both teams are
always out for blood. and the match
promises to be one of great interest.
’rhr annual meeting of the Norwalh‘
Gun Club will he held tomorrow even-
Salt God
140 lb 3?...
Alhhdssil‘mh.
saltaslcmscdlhh
Newledlord
Mops
lunandlosnd
Clans
Cutbill’s '
11 North Haiti St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
i
91" 1 five
a.
.4;
Awssemanpreparasiortomorro
for an, emergency.
Phone 113-3.
AWISEMA’N
whatisbeioretlsam. Wintorltillhaa-hhlamifwedoaam
the spring monthswith u. The most llama! al.110- is to have
cool a“ this weather to hoop actionable. We have plenty and
enoughtoaparsoailupyourbinstothehdnaadbawellpmvm
RAYMOND BROTHERS
w. There is In one that Hows
m WI-hinrun St.
amour Tauruas orricana‘ ’1
Arthur c. Wheeler, of W, Ohoal
on D. a Coll-wander.
33mm. larch ii.—Oiilcers
of the Grand Commandry of (nights
'lbmplar of the States of (Donnectioul
|for 1916. in session hero today, wera
!&osen as follows:
1 Albert w. iiattoon. New Haven.
1Grand Commander; Arthur C. Whaal-
;er, Norwalh. D. a. Commander; Wil-
liam W. Myer, Hartford. 0. (loner'l-
lisaimo; Carey Camel. New um-
don. 0. Captain General: Benjamin
IIi. Waterbury: 6’. Senior Warden:
Maria L Huntington. leridos. 0.
Junior arden. Eugene 0. Clark. illi-
-dletown, (l. Prelate; Costello Lippiit.
‘Norwich. G. Treasurer; Ell C. Bird-
say. Herldon. 0. Recorder; James C.
lacoherson. Norwich. 0. Stand Bear-
.er; George E. Hintnan. Willimantic.
G. Sword Bearer; P. Ward DsKlyn.
.Danbury. G. Warder; Angus_ H. No
Mantle, Bridgeport. G. C. of Guard:
Thomas W. )lorgan. Hartford, (3. in-
specter.
} STRIKE OVER WHO SHALL CARRY
FOUNDRY PATTERNS. ~-
‘Mon Insist Company Must Do It And
Company Thinks Workmen
i
ing at the. office of Frederick Thomp-
son & Co.. on Water street. Officers
for the coming year will be elected and '
other business matters will be con-
aldered. ‘—
The town of Canaan. where John
Bodemeyer. formerly of Norwalk, is a
leading spirit, has just adopted, as its
slogan, “Canaan. the Growing End of
the Nutmeg." This slogan was select-
..a- - __fi._._._...._..._.)
Mrs. Jonaio Howard and family
have removed from llanloxd place.
second district. to Madison street.
Charles Ochs, of Wilton, has a pool-
the' association. 27 molders are on strike
tion as night baggageman in
South Norwalh railroad stations.
Should—21 Out.
STAMFORD. Mar. 2l.—Be.cause of
a disagreement between molders in
the Stamford foundry company here
and the company over the interpre
tation of a clause in the agreement’
Ibetween the iron Holders union and
film Stove Foundries National Demons
iuntil the disagreement may be set-
iiled by the oiflcers of the two orgams
MILL PUONINB TARIFF IILL FOR
DYE 0WD”.
WASHlNG’i‘ON. D. C., March 22,—
Congrvasman lbenoser J. Hill coatin-
ues to do everything possible to ob-
tainthepaasagoothis hilltogivea
tart! protootl- to the dye industry
so as to build spfactorles in the Unit-
ed autos in My our own demands.
or eitect the passage of some measure
having a similar purpose
He held a conference today with
Claud .Kltchln, the Democratic leader
of the House and Chairman of the
7W 1'
Glover’s
,5‘
TAMS Pancake fl.0llll'i
moan tutors THE HILL ‘
3 pxos. 25¢
OLADIES’
9lncli Lace
BOOTS
In All the Faahma' bl:
Shades.
5.9.2
. MiNizs:
Sale of Shop“ 1; -
$1 Shapes 590.13
w
Davey’s
Phase ill
Ladies’White Lace Boots
New hi -cut models in buckskin or kid. that are sure. id
be pop ar. “
All Kinds of Rubber Foot Wear
The spring thaw is surely coming. and dry lest save das- ‘ .
Ways and Means Committee: Coa-
gressanan xlchols Longworth Bf.
W" W'- Iiiltziat t. i
.0..._....... CONNEALLY BRACKEN
South Norwalk. .
C. H. Herty of North Carolina. Proust-I
dent of the American Chemical so;
ciety and roller E Callaway, of La"
grunge, Georgi. a large owner of cot.
ton mills. 1
Thelliil dyestuffs bill was discussed »
at length and other measures having.
a similar We. Another meeting:
ts to be held in about a week.
sntooeeon'r vusrross Ar NA-i
, TIONAL CAPITAL. ’
\VASHING'I‘ON, D. C... March 21—1
A number of most prominent Connec-'
tlcut people were visitors In Washing- ;
ton yesterday. ‘
Among them were Walter I. And-
erson and wife and sister of Green-‘
wich; Mrs. C. M. Calhoun. of Bridge‘:
port; 0. 0. Miller oi Stamford and
Mrs. Mallory and Claw Spooner of
Bridgeport. l
Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill
gathered the whole party together at
noon and took them to‘ the White
House nherdthey were all introduced
at wasmuoron srnssr TELEPHONI «no.
'3
Reliable Office Furniture
Desks, chair-a. typewriter and telephone tables. sectional book can",
and many other practical pieces at very reasonable pliers.
Look in the show windows for some random selections.
Prompt delivery to all parts of the city and surrounding towns.
RAYMOND 81; SON
Wall 4 High “recto FUNERAL DIRECTOR No _
Prompt delivery to all parts of Norwalk and alfmundmru’trn
‘,
THE SEHAND FOR
PRIVATE SHRETAREES
Has opened a new field for 1
young people. '" M i “'7 FREIGHT LINE To NEWw . “9‘1
CALL US UP . vosx.
and we will rash our trouble FMnht boat leave. filer (7 u "i: .
s
It
man right around when some-
thing llha this happens in your
homo. if your
PLUHBING
is daiaciivs. antiquated. unsani-
iary or worn out, have no make
him, use, York (foot or W~
St.) ovary day except Slim.‘ 3 5‘ A
‘ m. Freight received at Norwalt ”by:
.bp.m.andat80uthuormalit A
5:30 p. m. I! “ Rf
Geo o F. Foota, General Agant.‘ ’
let us prepare you
mm COME
South Norwallt. Stamford. Port
Chester.
to President. ‘Wflson.
In: NNING J. smru rams.
’OII’ATION LINE. Ina.
necessary repairs or install a
now ayafall oi
Most of the members of the partyi
will remain in Washington severnk
MODERN PLUMBING '
more days doing a round of sight-if
iations.
I The question is relative to wheth-
'er or not the company or the mvn
themselves are to carry patterns from FAIRFIELO WOMAN 1H8 DAHN
—"— :Lhe moldings room to the “tight" aces FROM sniooeeosr court:
’ The “r“ “9""? “a“ worked at ‘1” room at night and out again in the Judge Tami of the ‘cdfnmon pleas,
regular ""39““ 1"" “is,“ 0' Old Well morning. court gave a decision today in which:
Lodz?» F- and A- M- - l The remainder of ihe plant is worli- be awarded 0 Antoinette Flake New.
in“; mu time. nose of Fairneld, damages of $459.21;
in a suit she brought against Albert;
momma CASEY BURNS His and Carrie DcLemos of Bridgeport. ll.
HAND. ’was alleged that in 1891 the defend-l
(,n grid... m ht M this week 3 m- Richard Casey, who maintains a ants sold property in Mount Venom:
(licarssl of tyne guard team of Eurekah “Mb W380" l“ "‘9 corner 0‘ Bang 2‘" Y" to M” Dibbius of Bridgeport”
Haiku,“ Lodge Wm be held In the and Atlantic Street. Stamford, near "9'9““an "Ht ”13 Prowy w”;
‘ v . am of no free from cncumberances. After‘
South Main street hall. .the Town Hall, was the riot ‘
ifortunute circumstanecs Saturday wards it was found there were taxea6
night, just as he was lighting the and other claims amounting to $304.01;
members of u". team. Owing to the Eight new members were. admittedunmpg in his wagon for the night's against the property. Edna Bibblns’
unfavorable weather conditions. Man- into the Norwalk Building. Loan and work. He had been handling a gaso- assigned her claim to Mrs. More:
“.9, Mctiarric, hat-i not been able to investment Company at the regular; lone cook stove in the wagon just be- ness.
get his sound out for field practice as meeting last night. Two loans were} iorc he struck & match to lisllt the
ad from among many suggested by
Canaan people in competition. seeing.
‘ Lounsbury, Mathewson & Company.
of this city, are advertising in aStam-
ford newspaper for shoemakers.
George . Hartlett is defendant in a
suit brought by Herman Quittner. who
ill a that the defendant. on March
2. 1914. gave him checks on the First
National Bank for :50 and 525 ros-
pectively, which checks were not paid.
upon presentation at tl'n ban. The
Puritan Oil company I: suing Mr.
Bartlett for 811.10 and the Stamford
Rubber Compan has brought suit for.
$45.20.—Stamfor Advocate.
-—LUNCHEON A FEATURE _
at the Country Club every Friday.
.._-n—
l
__—————-
The new baseball uniforms for tho
Kelsey Club baseball team have srriv-é
ed. and will be distributed among the
l
Housewives watch Sentinel Want
:nasunn rvlrzwxrszm ‘ [‘ ..... """" '“ !-,.
......... .. .... HORACE itNASH ' The Ree.“ 3‘ MST:
we M mt mu... u... an“... Electrical Co. g
JOIIING A SPECIALTY
i
I‘m. “tats. Ia
par month. laohinu
sold at 85 per month.
MI. DONNILLV
i. loath Iain Iuaot. South larvae.
Ilclllll BIDS. SIMS!
1! Cross St. 13 Woodward Avon
'Phono 1523. 803th Norwallt, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires. Tubes and Supplies. Promot
Mica a i-oatura.
N. 18“.
Iorth Iain It.
The Only Full, Equip”. L
ELECTRICAL auop
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone M So. Main 0.. ' f
So. Norwalh. Music Hall H“
a. Non-m .
1
The New Scieltce '— :
"name" or cmnorsaciiol
Chiropractic is the doilnltion a the 1 .
cause of tho disease and the'srt 01.-
aaiusting the same. Disease is caused : 1 I.
byawronch. twist or sprainlntbe. AR PRICES
back. if d i hildhood ‘-
it mirth-nosed mun»: pain in ‘7’” ”90916 in Europe must as ,
clothes even if they are ”do; W
5s. Send postal or «Inna
latar life in the different organs and acid H
. .3!
‘ llm. Elli-on Co. inc;
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
yet. but hopes to do so within a short p150 negotiated. {lamp The gasolene on his hand _ A
' ' b” ball ma-, _ . ‘ th need of a now "help" ,
tlm‘e. losimfhw'ltibgm Dm:p‘€l8 for ' ‘ilared “p “l! bum“ the mud 5" {21:11: :2“ 9 disease and pain. health is restored; 3 Row... St. E. No mu“. Tat. 4‘9
ter at . n e c , a “mind of R-elicf meets tomorrowi veruiy before he could extinguish the ' BU Y through harmonlslag u” “no no as he pays the Highest Prim a.
- toms in your body. Female tronbiso ‘ “W15 0‘ link. See that the '
flames. He. was obliged to procure a
,substitute for the night and be Is
A regular weekly meeting 0: the“ nursing a very painful band now.
City Engineer rilllul‘i‘TaS; ha?“ hl‘d Filfil District Commissioners will be: _____________
new cabinets in“ a 9' n S 0 co It held this evening Routine business Is:
' I ' ~HUNGER STRIKE lN SANITORIUM.
the Town Kaila “11:1"; “ark £13: expected to come before the meeting. __
en neering an pu c we 6 . -‘
mists which has been reconstructed __ ‘Patlents Object to Having Bacon Too
somewhat. is going along in a much ——'i‘heda 3"“ in "mom and ”'9‘ Frequently for Breakfast.
smoother manner than ever before, ac- Man." F“ “mm“ first release. Reg- WORCESTER. March til—Be-
cording to Mr. Nash. Percy N. Burr. "L ““1”" "‘d ““ht- Th“”d"'.tweon 50 and 75 psfients in the state
who was Assistant City Engineer in this "‘1 sanitnrtum in Rutland went on a bun-
ger strike yesterday in protest against
Norwailt, for some time. has been re-' .
tained by Ml N351] ‘5 his clerk and —'Locliwood mm“ Arm“ Hall, Wino much bacon for the breakfast
oillce assistant. and Frank R080“ evening. Mar. 24' Svecs orchestra. served in the institution. The men
who declined to eat the breakfast
who has been timekeeper for the cityl
g winning team this season, are very from 7 to 9 p. in.
bright. ’
See Our
Spring Suits
Finest Linc We Ever Had.
,_ Credit
‘ (lately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
m
i
1
—___——
A. Coleman of; » .
for a number 0' years“!!! still in Re.“ Frederick ' 'served yesterday say their reason for
charge of the timekeeping and is also South Norwaikzis scheduledto preach do.“ so m that bacon is served too The Angle I amp
“receiving clerk" for these depart. in St. Matthews church. Wilton. this frequently. There was no disturb- “ 3mg mun
merits. He is stationed in the old evening, tomorrow and Friday "amines. «I kerosene
2 oil: no smoke
The sanatorium ’ofllclals say the
Istrlke was without reasons. as the
breakfast served are from selected
Luther street lire station, where he 1118!-
wiil have charge of the department‘s
storehouse.—~Stamiord Advocate.
M ’"fi’”'~"’—' South Main street, is recovering from
no odor;
.. gives perfect
‘9-‘~l light—per-
lira. William B. Hubbell. of 105
i.
‘— "““ ‘ m ierial and the only reason they can
“($35;th In very severe attack of the grip. Mrs. 9!; for the strike is that the ”A. ‘ . foctly safe
' iHubbeli was confined to her bed forum“? have been prevented by tho and reliable.
Price 32!?" 1"
Albert F. Gehebe
jmore than two weeks. and her many
triends will be pleased to learn of her
- ihnprovsmont. “
deep snow from engaging in as much
outdoor exercise as they haveboen ac-
customed to and they struck to Work
s... to...“
Rent a box in our burglar .
and fire roof as deposit tame PM". ‘0”- mp! '- W-
“ vaults a”?! keep yr“: insur- . I Members of Friendship Association, up some excl nt. \- a 3 Si. p” Z." k
, a s s ~— .
. anoe policies, important .N°' 7' "‘ the" “w“ “'3‘ mm“ our: unseen/wives eon ° '
,3. documents. jewe with Mrs Robert Acton. of 7 Concord KOHN AMENDMENT —— ~ ~ —-
~,. other valuables where “W‘- WM ‘5‘" "Mil-“0n °’ “‘1' wasmnoros. n. c. stares at—J When i filled upon him Draper
“ And was shown the handsome ps-
thieves cannot enter nor 3"“ mm W toilette“ events
,, All five of the Connecticut congress-
‘ on the evening oiilarch 31st. The
W. .
0n the walls of her new home, a
5M reach them. men voted in the House of Espresso“ ' -
9‘- 54 00 next. meeting or msndship Assoc": liven yesterday for the Rain amend- htock any. , To buy some oaks and/broad. from the best m “l“!
- lien is m be held with Mn. mean. ment to the military ”preparedness" When expressing admiration .2 1... Then its she mod and said to “We J 11 to. Main It. fl;- ,
.1 annual rental will insure ab- Mld silent. an April lith. bill to increase on standing arm to" W m Ask Your Grocer for Them." "4W was.”
:‘ solute safety. Private rooms
mpsovidodiawhich valua-
220.000 instead of 110.000 as providul
for in the Hay Bill. ‘
'l'ho amandmant wm strand by“
man or California. the mains lav
publican on the military stairs o." '
mittas sss «mm tor ins pro-b,
this way.-
s F
Mmhsarthatu-
Jutantuauanluurulcm. '
Matrimonial-immunities-
Anti Lillie-command” shill
.. __.._. . -~_~*.
on. . too
She replied with much elation. in
ltiaaltngsthsrowlngtothsworh #—
d'lr coma.
lal "anti ' also Immune iaddm 1' on the m If you
Wan spot: a on. to insure satisfaction.
of the spins. You will never reg"! if“. 4."
giving the Chiropractor a chance ti .
help you. ‘
Magnetic trmtmanta given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
N Washington at. to. Not-walk. Conn
Graduate tro- l’almar Dubai. 6
Hazelton
. . Goal
The B. Hershfield & Son Co}
-_._... .~.__.____- -—.————— -
tuwa'rss 8T.TEL.234 ~ SELL S J
"‘ AUTOMOBILE INSUR- IT TO . 0 _ .
‘ ANCE Successopmewm
FIRE—LIABILITY «9.
Fa So LYON PROPERTY DAMAGE 37 Fort Street. Egg.
COLLISION
..We are at your service...
A question puts you under no
obligation.
“INSURANCE THAT INSURES”
J.li.l.ayltIn&Co..hic.
REAL ESTATE S INSURANCE
s Railroad Ave. loath Namath
Be Sure Its
FRISBIE'S‘A'PIE"
Made in the Cleanast Plant,
Good Job Printing,
Sod Paper. last Work, lest Prloaa
. MONTH ”A!" "It"
a uonwaut moss am
Bill takes the Cake
Last Summer when has blasin’ hot
Ono day his said to me
Bill can't you go to five looms
And got some cab for tea? .
Why.oourseioan“hia. I'dbeuad
to help you out. i said.
I love to go to live ‘hionroo
1*‘INAL 8CLEARANZ ii '
," In ‘g 5“
pedals
BOYS’ SUITS AND
COATS
Figs: Shirts
. 81.19
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
r l
"IQ Half , Vi
its a. cubes as so
yméml your views-Tm hasti-
mm W if" set mammm.m‘mno
see-ii: . now- «we ”when It! Mme“
mu‘hfllwm am , .. .r
r
Norwalk Chronicler