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FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1916
We have a new and very at-
tractive Combination Acci-
dent and Hval‘th Policy. M
u. to explain it, or send
for descriptive circular.
Call us on the Telc.—N0.
1230.
Ta vior 8. Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Bldg.
W EATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and \tcinity:
itain ti.i itlit‘li‘tuuil and tonight; Sat—
urday fair strong shifting “inds, be-
coming nest and increasing to sale
for .x‘tmm naming- iloist southv
Vt..“ storm “'tlt'lilltg 10 a. in, Norfolk
to litmuu. Storm til?!" the lower
Lake region. increasing in intensity
anti tumult: eastward. Winds “ill be-
A‘ttlllt‘ Aestctlg. and reach gale force
tint. :tittrnoon and tonight. The dil-
tttrliante ultith “as centiul oter Uli-
pt—r Michigan )eslt‘rday morning has
moved slowly ea‘ttvurd, lncrmsing in"
illtt‘nrll: , and is: now central over Lake
(inimio it is causing cloudy am
I.llli_\ VH n‘tter front ()hio eastward to
th - toast and as far south as Virgin
in Pit-Matti” weather prevails in the
\t-ttthctit and western districts The
loop»: tilt! is label this morning her
inner; tilt‘ Unfit; Mountains and the.
Illin'ni‘t'rlplll lit” and somewhat high-
u”! from the \tissi‘eippi river eastward
to the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
'i‘mtpet‘ttuzwt l.u\\‘, 4:; high,
(it. t’ltiudy.
tn ttws
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m IOU!" “DIWALI £1va mun.
’gr. Nor. Imp. Assn. Wins With Big may
I —-St Andrews Mission The Second Prize Fl
--—-—---,5 ——Ctitilo|ic Club and others Recdvetl Fine.
2 Support—53,490,398
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HOW THE VOTE STANDS.
East Norwalk im. Ana ..22,170,233
‘St. Andrew's Minion, . . 13,174,196
‘Catholtc Club ............ 12,329,600
’F. 0. Eagles ............ 3,782,945
L. 0. Moose ............... 2,033,424
’ Grand total .............. 53,490,398
; The citizens of East Norwalk and
Winnipuuh are, no doubt, a happy lot
,this morning. due to the sweeping vic-
‘toiy they attained in the great library
last '
ironiest. which cattle to a close
Wednesday night. at six o'clock. the
final tabulation having taken place in
the parlor of the Maharkemo liotel,
tyt‘sterday afternoon, where a commit
,lt‘t‘ of one representative from the dif-
ferent contestants were assembled
.and whom. under the direction of A.
0. Johnson. waded. through the nva
lant'he of votes. etc.. which were held
in reserve for the final count.
If ever a committee. deserved the
limits of their laborious \ictoi'y. tl
tvas the ladies working in behalf of
the ilttst Norwailt improvement Asst)
,ciation, and they receive their reward
with a vengeance, when \ve ('tlileldt’i'
the enormous majority of about in,»
itttwtou over their nearest competitor,
[St Andrew‘s Mission, whose friends,
‘by the way, certainly did themselves
proud. and whom. under the leader
ship of Herbert 0. Pollard. carried
,awuy the second prize by a majority
till about 800,000 over the vote obtain
ted by the (‘atholic t‘lub.
i Had the (‘athoiie t‘lub receiwd the
itmdivlded Hupport of its members. or
filtnd half the members exhibited the
Votes Cast
the benefit of the public and all inter
ested parties. that the method and
manner of arrivtng at this result.
through the process and guidance of
A. (D Johnson. was fair, unbiased and
impartial. to on: and all alike. t
We, therefore. abide by the results‘ \.
and extend our heart,» congratulations,
to lllr winners, and trust that thel
books will be a source of great piea>~
are. information and entertainment to.
them.
ALill'llt'i‘ l“. ROSE.
t‘atholic Club.
HERBERT 0, POLLAIH).
St. Andrew's Mission.
t'llAltlJSS F. DAVIS.
l“. 0. Eagles.
JOHN l-‘(lt'N'l‘AlNE.
L. 0. Moose.
Last January the writer was imit—
ed to address the
Noruallt itnprottinent Association for
th purpose of unfolding to them the
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CASH IF YOU HAVE IT.
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CREDIT IF YOU WANT IT.
JACOBY’
Get Your New Spring Suit or Coat
at J ACOBY’S Tomorrow
OUR SUITS AND COATS ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN. THEY WILL HANG BECOMINGY ON YOUR FIG-
. URE BECAUSE THEY ARE DESIGNED SCIENTIFICALLY. MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW AND PAY LAT-
ER. YOU CAN BUY HERE ON CREDT AT PRICES LOWER THAN YOU WOUL D PAY ELSEWHERE.
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GRACE ll. LOIVNUES. t: ‘,
Hztst Norwall-t Imp. Association. I
ladies of the East'
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‘lllt‘llltidS and means they should cut ‘
ploy ii the) desired to make victory”
lie \t'as not away”
llll’ more probable.
from lll'? hour?!" but a few itllnutrs
before his suggestions “ere put into
motion, and that those first
gathered momentum daily, its the coin
ttst progressed. to its conclusion. the
enormous figures today bear
testimony.
Work. and then more work.
their watchword. and through
pttrticixmtion itt this contest,
.letlien him- attain demonstrated that
they are an organization working for
the uplift and civic ueltare of their
moves ‘
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silent.
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Men’s Spring
SUITS
Clean Cut for
Clean Cut Men
SUITS to "suit" the most particu-
lar at prices that won't take all
the starch out of your 90¢:de
book. Fit like a oquirrel's hide.
no wrinkles across back or around
collar. Cracker-jacks every one,
fit for anyone.
$10 to $17.98
Boy,s New Spring
SUITS
Boys‘ Norfolk suits in fancy ma-
terllls. all new spring shades.
sires 7 to 18.
Sample
SUITS
Only one of a kind that sell for
$27.50, $30.00, $32.50 and $35.00.
Specially priced for tomorrow
$19.98
and $275
the town.
where.
$22.50
Dresses
They are quite the most charm-
ing and eiIective'dr-cuesm have
shown for a long time. The grace
of spring-time is evident in their
every line.
$4.98 to $17.98
That formerly sold for $7.98 to
Ladies’ Easter
SUITS
Our Ladies‘ Suits arc the talk of
credit at prices lower than else-
$22 and $20 Suits of the newest
Spring Styles. SPECIAL at
$16.98
You can buy here on
Ladtes's and__
Misses’
COATS
One thing will impress you if you
have looked at coats elsewhere,
‘wdlillflt‘nt‘t‘ (II All)?“ I“. “089 and i1 I9“"'flp
-———'——_—-— others like him. it is at least a cor.
Attorney John J. Guano is spending tainty that today's majority against‘mmmmwfi the cordial
ctloti of the city. and the supporti'
they received, from every section. dtn-'
anti general
the day in New rllrituln. itht-m would have melted away, or. i
————- lshould say, could ‘it have been in
jevidonce, at learn t any appreciable
textent, for they certainly were not
{wanting in energy or aggressive cfv
gfort. and their work was clean. cont-
inendable, oven to the very last mo
ment, when) Mr. Rose, as a committee-
man. recognized. as the returns were
'grattunily revealed, the (probability of
tdet‘eat and accepted name in the spin
tit of the true sportsman.
Never in the history of The Nor-
twalk has a content commanded the
Fréshit- l‘ie Company is deliM-ritrg
this \teek with a line new auto truck
Mr... James Kelley and daughter,
Miss “My Kelley, of New (zanmtn.
«punt Wednesday in Norwaik.
'3‘? Adams, of Taylor avenue. l:
in New Britain today on business
matters.
Routine business was transacted at
., In»! evening's regular bull?!”8 “19“" interest or'brotmht out the public re:
mt: 0t 'KHI’OESR Encampment, N0 9- suonae as did thin contest. and never‘
in the writer'avenperlence, of the past.
I. 0. O. F.
Mrs. C. B. rBueil, of East Hampton.
‘ (‘onnu state president of ‘tho W. (‘. '1‘.
this the guest of Mrmhlph G. flari-
Icy, at the Baptist parsonage, Flax Hill
road.
- litmer style, ()‘Brien's.
Under the auspices Of Our SI5‘0““,appointod to represent our respectivgmembemmp'
can-l
ltchecca Lodge, No. 55, l. 0. 0. F‘., :t
“upper will be served Saturday evens
lng, .April 15. from 5 until 8 p in. in
Odd Fellows' Hall. in Wall street
A charming assortment of taint)’
nndermusltn are at the N. E. Ryan
(3035 store. Cleverly designed gar-
ments in white and flesh color mater-
luls are ottered at very moderate
prices. See adv.
The Bridgeport lodze of Elks have
accepted the invitation extended to
t them by the Namath Elks to attend
the fair which will be condtttited by
them during all of Easter week. The
Bridgeporlaodge will ’sond a large
delegation on April ‘28 which will be
Bridgeport night at the fair. A num-
ber will .30 in automobiles while oil).
on; will so on train.
uni-n.“
A negttlar business meeting of Court sharp. in the assembly hall. EveryfThls Change of the faculty
{'euile, 'No. 105. D. of C.. was held last
evening, in the basement of St. Mary's
church. The report of the Grand lbs-
tifteen years, has he handled his plan
wherein both merchant and public
were more careful to‘ adhere to the
truiea governing name, and that the
.public may be convinced that the
dome motive compels his effort in the
.admintatration of this contest. the fol-
ilowing statement, sinned by each com.
,tnitteeman, will bear testimony:
statement of Committee.
We. the underaigned committeemen.
organizations, after thoroughly
ivaaatng all votes and articles repre-
senting votes. to otlr full and complete
satisfaction, do, as a result of name,
intent Association. |
i Second Prize flSt. Andrew's AllS-l
ston. ‘
We. without reservation. state for'
i tttt sctttt hits
The college preparatory class in
English met with Mrs. Welch, in
room 26. yesterday afternoon.
Allen Gregory, a former senior, has
left school. He is now in business-
with his father. t
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There will -be a meeting of the sen-9
ior class, on Friday, at one o’clock‘
senior is required to attend. i
i Russel Surphase. our brilliant mem~l
ber of Mr. Hildreth's physical geogra-
nward the libraries to the following: ffortunes of war, the Cathoi ‘
First Prize—elitist Norwalk lmlImVF':a prize, theirs is a I If ('
{classmates in s
sentiment of approval.
All day taut Wodneaday. right up to
the hour of six o'clock. the workers
for each contestant plugged away Ull-
remittingly. every mind determined
jihat no atone Would be left unturned
that may conceal a vote of any do-
ucriptton and, in consequence. never-at
merchants were enabled to depositin
their banks it total In dollars far in
toxemia of the ordinary receipts. for
line caah regulars can: a merry tune
to the hubby trudeannm'a can aiidoy
it would ‘be it rci’elntloh to our
readers’ if they could see the flower
sacks, coffee coma. butter wrappers.
‘tbread wrappers. etc. which were Illi-
.uombled before the committee. illicon.
tteatanui. including the Russian and the
illfooae. contributing liberally to thin
.accumulation. Charles A. Davis do
serves much credit for his laboru in
'behali of the Eagles. for they cant a
wrote which was: largely due to hilt
lpersonul efforts. The vote of the
Moose, although large. fell far abort
of the possibilities of such it large
The contest will remain memorable
,ae one between alert and honorable
.contestants. Norwalk has the spirit
of fair play and. although through the
d f lubloat
' 9 out which car-
ries With it no stint: nor bitterl‘icaa
for- they fought the good light. TI;
one and all, we say, well done.
A. O. JOHNSON.
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phone, an lrancisco, by late
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max 2‘ maxing“ ..
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31“.;
$2.98 to $6.98
Men’s HATS
$1.50, 52 and $2.50
$1.98‘to $5.98
$05-00 and that is the fact that these
coats "t. 3‘
Ladies $2.98 to $17.98 ,
We have the hat you 10k best in. ‘
are the best values at these price: 7 .‘
in Norwalk.
$4.00 Croce“
Saturday SPECIALS
$2.98 Skim. in New, Shah and Check: .......... 1.”
63.00 Tubmwninnfito“ '
De Chine and Striped Silk Waists. all sizes ‘
36 to «. Special for Saturday . . . £2.48 and $2.98
In all new favored spring
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TTICOATS '
shades
3;.25 to $7.98
153 Washington St,
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wmm‘mmM‘m 1033.238: 3 5’” TUE .
for Saturday. .............
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03.98 and $4.98 LADIES' Ready-to-wear HATS, special
Children's Ncw'Spi-ing Style Dresses.
1.38 and 32.98
.25 and 01.50
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The kind that sell for $15.
s’ SUIT
extra special for this Satur‘
day
$10.98
They were at a banquet also.
Mr. liildrcth, one 0i
teachers, who is vcrv no
the boys, perhaps '
the faculty athletic
ing to leave us'.
ceived a very tet
Arlington t‘
l
ottr science
pular amom
because he was
supervisor. Is go-
Some time ago he re-.
nut ng error from thoI
hemicat (‘ompnn to w
for them in their chemicaly reseagzllt
uboratory. at Arlington. N. J Hlai
successor. Mr. Chamberlain. was a:
visitor in some of his classes yester-i
day. Ile will probably take chargeo i
Mr.‘-Htldreth's classes. on Monday‘i
has been
the subject of
the students ofnltlltcdi discussion among
6 for Se
. Othersot 5c and 10c Each
Brtgtzerman Bros.
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Cormr Union
EASIER l’USlCARDS
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Sout'
HEIUIL'I‘ TYPIWRITIRI - L. C:
Imltlt. Underwoodj
mm. m eta-i
motel. 1014. now .
< 1 "paired. Romain. In
our mouth. lacuna
cold at 85 per month
JAI. D'ONNILLY
II [will Mala Mot. both Non-nu
LUCKY STRIKE
You know what you gct in QUALITY and QUANTI-
‘ TY when purchasing COAL, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR,
FEED, FERTILIZERS, BUILDING MATERIAL and
other neodtul goods in our fine. The Best is the cheapest
every time. Get intouch with Live Wire up-to-date mer-
IIIGGIII “08.
.3 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phono 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORL
Wonk A SPECIALTY. l
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Pronto! l
Mice 0 Futon.
For Wan “who Coll
FRED H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Emulator
Office and Residence
Telephone 004.
54 So. Main 81., 80. Nowell;
Here to one who papers neatly,
Satisfies your taste completely,
With artistic skillyour walla it]
decorate. -
All the latest styles ho'o showing.
Kind attention he’s bestowing,
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
And if painting you are needing,
in this line he's also leading,
He will make your house look new,
£91“. 011 the quarterly meeting 0‘ Mon- phy class, says that Salt Lake has an
iii tut lltfllltilliti
My last, which was held in Stamford. outlet, namely, the St. Lawrence
was read, and found satisfactory. it river.
was voted to assist the Knights of Co- "'— Agk About “NGUtrone Pres .
. crt lion "
lumbus in every possible t'ay, In N. Mrs. Welch announced in clasa.yes for Sore Inflam d J P 99
terday. that the senior semester 1 e ohm
ing their 00qu Klrmesa a notice“.
Other matters 'mmm
transacted.
.un—H'u—v—l
insist on Safet
form nimble. l" ‘"
You know that they are Ite- .
newsman-attitude.
themes must be in by May 15. They
must contain no less than eight to
ten pages.
High School lMotel;
Richard Harris, a graduate of 1914,
who is now a Itudont It Tufts Col-
automaton; visual-n: thew school
yesterday morning. .He was enthusl'
asticaliy welcomed by his many
Howard Comatouk. the manner or
the baseball m. In human!
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Mounts a.
mat.»
and Mabel”.
If your muscles and joints are core,
tender and ’swotlen and keep you
feeling miserable so to your drug-'
gist and say I want a bottle of NoteI
trons Prescription 99"", than it's coed-i
bye rheumatism for yours.
All nine and induction will van-
l-ah like magic and you will unlit-en:
' Mthe teem Gloom: and health.
“Neutron Prescription 99" the tilt-r
moat remedy does produce "cult-i
tbn Vin-anguish you. 500 In! 814).;
an bottle. mu order. mud on 81.00!
‘1‘... ' ' m... A?
. ; sale by The Gilliam
an “1mm m '
7 mums-oh “
‘1'".
.“tmolp
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charm. A wonderful help in time of need.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
And up~to~date. .
A. COHEN
Phone 113-3.
Correct not: for Men
:37 Washington St.
For Tint EASTER PARADE
fi'tfi‘hW-m 1m tumbled: or Manny,
mmumm it THE RIGHT mm: or
mom You on rule if Wflmmm
There is much Said about
eyes and eyeglasces that.
iisnoteemcl. t
If you are in doubt about
the need of eyeglasses, come
'in and talk it over with our
Oculict. No glances reoomN
mended if not nodded. 4
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ml.
THAMER‘,
141 WASHINGTON STREET
225
“All
TONI-
Ever try to use a law with one 1
tooth missing? Wouldn‘t do good
work, would it? Any man woulduya
such a saw was unclean. Yet there
.are thonnntb of mm with mud
teeth missing. Their remaining tooth
cannot do good work. Proper mun-
actton attend in tuna-loll. may,
toothebooldboiullomcylaeo. I!
ASAW
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mm 3 go .'
Norwalk Chronicler