Lane’s Bakerv
51 Washington
afoot.
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For That Coldoi Yours
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David w 05min
UN DE RTAKER
TOL, Gifted, 10693, chgo 55.;
27 WASHINGTON ST.
L le RED MEN'a common
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Mia.s Hennessey. of New York. has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
atio S. Byrne, of Fiat Iiill road
—7Favorably priced wedding rinu,
bracelets. lai‘alliei‘s, neck chains rings
veslciiains, cuff buttons. tie Llasps,
stickpins. ladies“ and gents' iiattiies
Green stamps given at Brand‘s.
Miss Kate. Benton, of Max iiill road,
is suffering from an attack of appen-
dicitis ,and expccts to undergo an op
eration shortly.
-—Tlicre is something about every day
Alvah F. llruiuard. 65 'i‘tai's ('IL.
field and one oi the bcst l:iiow:. rzs
dents of 'l‘houipsoniiiie, tilt-d yisi
day without regaining in tics
from injuries l‘rt‘t'Nl‘d when a
which he was clioppiiis. toppled sud
denly and fell on him.
"formerly Miss Jeanie M.
Worcester. Mr. llraiiiai'd
widow, three sons anti two daughters
\Ullfi‘.
Ili‘
Morse. o
leiitt s .
Friday the lhird anniversary of Illl
1faiher's death, I l‘. liormii journey
ed to Hartford to \I it the grate.
It'd“ Morgan vars born ill
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1the Goodwin offices iii the tiniei oi
vain-e o-mi
former sciectmau oi the Town oi iii.- “
ills wife Vtil '
ml AOUTH NORWALK EVENING “HIRED
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: FEED. FERTILIZERS.
LUCKY STRIKE
. You know what you ft in QUALITY and QUANTI-
. TY when purchasing COAL, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR.
; other needful goods in our line. The Beat is the cheapest
every time. Get in touch with Live Wire up~to~date mer-
BUILDING MATERIAL and
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llailll'uifi‘.‘
|and is buried iii t‘itiar llill (I'llit‘lf‘l) “
1511‘ Morgan was accompanied b» on: ,
of hls secretaries and after calling a ,
chants. A wonderful help in time of need. .i... Building in: .t mmr- EASTER SALE OF SUITS
R Y ROTH crs‘ L'tittiti oi America. The iltill‘llt“
started Saturday “hr” 11 tIULtIl lionds' $ v s
A MOND B , ERS 15.00. alues to 22.50
Phone 113.3. 137 Washington St. .\'.-.1 1-- 2w. 1 \t.» l'llLlrtlt c... in " _
_. llIll~ it v 1,: lllrg mind 1....” llit) \.1‘i 1,
.. ___ __ “___- _ — _ . .. Ipot gitcit ililli‘ll \t'r‘l‘d“ PM" 9.:‘éegel.~-
‘Ill l’Ilt‘lldiIi” th.- concrete mitt“. or _ .
V ‘ '3 , . . ilieic is one uho papers. nea..y h
Don’t forget this number, 108, when you are telephon- """“°"““ “WU-"f “T “ " _ A Sa-isue} your taste (-omple1eiy. . T e ,
' f F ‘d ' F' i O ‘ “-‘H‘mg "’ 3'5 UWW““"»‘ 1" ”I“ lit-luntwltlr iiI'li.‘llC skill your “011.3 Mb {
1 mg or your r1 ays 1sr ruer. Mb MM “5de 51.1mm“ “hm u “come. Norwalk PawnShOp .. .. ,.
i Roe and BuCk Shad Blue Fish \taa :egiecd to refrain tr III \ttrk 1111111 All the 131951 styli‘s he‘s showing, ‘
l Spanish Mackerel Cod and Halibut . ll...’ Illuslt‘l' builders it'llrlliltz' their prof Kind ntteiutoii he‘s iii-:touins. Money Loaned on ArtiClcs “1
l White Perch Round and Long; Clans 1,1,uqmm, 1 .\ll\l.la)l|l§19h\\):l;iful’s £35!“th cone. VALUE
Lobsters , , , . . .. . . .
1 And All Other Kinds of Fish in Season ”POUCEMANIS WIFE BURNED T01 [ind if painting you are needing, TWIS- “1119C? Insuumemsi kw-
- 3 ‘ ‘ i i 11.: ii h 's .‘0 leadin', cr , tc Sale.
> A Full Lu" 0‘ Canned and Silt th. {I V'EW HAVFBEAAIII‘ l' \lr' in ‘tienwilll malt: dour house look new, Y 2
I . i . , l 5 1 - . - ' ‘ '1 -
1 CUTBILL’S ltin McAtiliffu, wii't- of Policeman lien-l And UplOtidlt‘. J”. ROSCNIM Pm.
. ms McAuliflc (1.90 not min in a “>- C H '40 Water Qt So. Norwalk.
I N 1th Sklnsea MAISKL’IISJWQ PhD “ lcal hospital “here till!" had been ickt '11 A. 0 EN 1
I 7! 0 Ill'l ‘ ree 17' be I following tiling burned when .slpx' “I WASHINGTON STREET I __ A- Revw —-=
-—=_——.— islarted to light .1 Kit“ Hm" this "10"" 1 1 FAST FREiONT 1.04170“
"‘ ‘ ‘“ -_:.. ‘ ‘ " "‘ " ’ “‘ ,ina 3' her ppm; In II‘MiiL‘. to I111? OHM v. — ~' - ~ " " ‘ "“' YORK-
51111‘ tire i... In. mien.- «minim; m. not anoin TYPEWIIYERI — L cl Freight boat 1mm Pier 21 led ‘
Vthe city he lunclied with his tuber-3”
lcousin; the Rev 1)
and left for New York ill the
noon.
after-
in Brand's window that appeals to you‘
watches, clocks rid optical
I J 1.
in jewelry.
goods.
‘ Samuel Roodner
period of fite years the store in South
Main street to James Kavaragis from
February 5, 1916. at $7 80 yearly.
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Among the heavy property owners
In New Canaan. divulged by the tax
list. are L. H. liapham, of the Texas
has ll‘2|\?ll for a'
1 Italian laboreis Illt
Berlin brIv-k yards ltllllll‘il
union. One biitlimaker said
demand had been made for
scale of $2.57 a day tune and it half
for all overtime and double time Iil‘
Sunday work.
Iwill accept the demands or not.
not yet been decided.
days ago dfty laborers were brought
t‘llipIJlt‘tI In
have
11 Lililf'
has
Francis (itioiiw II“
Only a few,
EASTER F
For Men, Women and C. ild en
The latest models, corrcc:
DAINTY
All shads to math the shoes. or in black or white.
00 TWEAR
in ever detail.
V
HOSIERY
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that a
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
Bi WASHINGTON STREET
\‘llielliei the (oiiipatiy;
TELEPHONE 1475-2.
Oil (‘0.. who is assessed for $250,000. here from Boston to work in the in hemnan of the l'riited States Naxy, at
and A. H. Mulllken. ”56,000.
-—Eaater gifts!
Green stumps given. Green
given,
Easier gifts 111 Brands
"x lo.
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' Wednesday of this week will be Pag
iriots' Day. Friday is known as flood
Friday. The Mill inst. will he South
em Memorial liay, and the 27th will
be the aniiiicisziiy of General Grant‘s
birth.
In Norwalk, last week. there were
ill sales of real estate. and mort—
gages of $37,000 For the second
stamps»
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cal yards. It is expected that Illi‘>e
will Join the union
1 Stanford's summer colony will iii-
bishop of New York. He has taken a
house at. Shippan Point and will or
cupy it about lune 1 One of the (‘ar-
dinal's neighbors at Sliippan Point
will] be Mme. Gadsky, the opera sing
er. Across the bay to the cast Andrew
Carnegie will be. spending the sum-
mer at the brick house of the Anson
Phelps Stokes place. A little further
to the east, at Tokeneke. John Mcf‘or-
week Mr “my 1915‘ my“. mire fifJ‘lnick, the singer, will have a summer
teen sales of property and mortgages
of $25,950.
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Two inventories were filed in the
Pnflmie court, Bridgeport, this morn-
Ing. Appraisers Nelson W. Benedict
and John S. Dates in investigating the
estate of Ida F. (‘ronk found real
estate in Norwalk valued at 8800.
Charles F. Cronk Ts administrator.
A. Dulramel. a Danielson black-
smith, has Just returned from Cati-
nda. bringing with him a moose.
He has been offered $1,000 for the
animal. He intends to place the ant
11101 on exhibition at shore reports. It
II a large, handsome animal and
very lame.
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Elmer B. Jacobs, secretary of the
American Tobacco Culture Company.
which was organized under the laws
of New Jersey, and having a place
. of business in Bloomfield, filed a
petition in bankruptcy, for the cor-
poration. in the United States court,
In Hartford. last week. Mr. Jacobs
made oath that the corporation did
not have tlie money to pay the filing
fee. The liabilities tire.‘ listed at
. $84,380.38. _and $12,.15174 stand as
men“; and- “.000 as accoup
modatlon paper that others may be
liable tor.
home.
A bill of coiiipliiitit has been filed
in the l‘nitctl States llistrici court
by the Washington Trust t‘omptitiy.
of Westerly. it. l.. against Nor-
wich and Westerly Railway Com-
pany, having its oillce in Norwich.
The action is [or foreclosure of a
judgment lien iiizalnst four lots of
land In Preston and is based 011 a
judgment in the Superior court at
Norwich. on tiny 1:1, 1910. for the
Washington Trust (‘ompttlly to re-
cover $1,361.33 and costs of $39.98
from the Norwich and Westerly
Railway Poiiipaiiy. .
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A petition in billikj’jplf‘)‘ has been
filed in the l'iiitcd States llistrict
tum Company, of Bloomfield. by its
secretary, Elmer ll. Jacobs. The
liabilities are listed at 33 4.38032, of
which $12,151.74 are unsecured. The
assets are scheduled as real estate
four mules at $1.,100 wagons and
harness at $695, tools and other
counts of $111 and 814 money in
bank. The company was incor-
porated in 1908 from a business start-
ed by Cd’rroll & Davis.
elude this year Cardinal Farley. iti'i‘ll-‘
court by the American Tobacco t'ul-,
valued at 836,500, seven horses tindl
personal property at $635 book ac-'
. .. . W- ,.T—gg-Jr .1 _ . ..- ,..'~ _*.~-- ‘
Leon 1.. IlOliqllt’l, 22 years old. a DEATH CLAIMS WRITE“ owl
'PECKS BAD aov: l
the submarine Nation, near New Lon-
don. was struck and instantly killed
by :1 train at Treadway's crossing, in
Nation, early yesterday. The dead
body was discoyered by Ilic crew of
a Ircighl train iii 5 30 o'clock lying
close to the track. The youiiumtiir's
home is in (‘leielund 0. and relatives
liiitc been liotificd. I
BOND is REDUCED.
0
Doctor Held for Violation of Narcotic
Drug Law.
NEW llA\’I«Z\', April 17" hr Percy
ll. Senir of \"ult‘lbul’y. formerly of
Westerly. It I.. was nit ll'llII Saturday
llf‘Ierl‘ l‘. S. i'Olllmihsltllli‘r Wright
charged with \iolutioii of the Ii'tlt'l'nl
narcotic lau Senior. who claimed to
a former English barrister. l|lld
who says he is also a veteran of tlic
lloer war, where he served in n medl-
ciil capacity. pleaded lil> own case.
lie attempted it) show that lil‘ IIB‘I
:1 right to come to thir- s'ate and ad-
minister narcotics by virtue of a stit‘c
license which he had lti lilintlc Island.
it was shown that his zowrtiiiieut li-
cense was revoked iii Illiode Island
and that he had been administering
narcotic in Waterbury wtliout onc, Sen
ior claiincd that his government lic-
ense was not revoked. Tire case was
adjourned until Monday to permit the
goiernmcnt to addticc further evidence
and the bond reduced to 3:..00
Dr Senior claims that lie ‘Illl it.
able to raise it liond but up to this
afternoon had not done so.
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SUE NEW HAVEN ROAD.
Girls Seek $8.500 Damages—Hurt in
Milford Wreck.
«NEW HAVEN "-\pril l7. Rosa and
Mary (‘orso of this city today filed
suit against the New Haten road for
a total of SS 500 daniazts as a result
of injuries in the wreck at
February 22. these being the first suits
as a result of the wreck.
‘Apr. 15, 1901:
Apr. 15, 1902 ' 336
Apr. 15,1906 2051.
Apr. 15. 1911' 3283..
Apr. 15; 1916. 9256
1901 Fifteenth Anniversary
Depoaim Capital '
7 350,000
50,000 $1,300.56
50.0.00 32, 861.38
50,000 55, 0773-2 1,291000.00
81,518.96 2 00.1,500 00'
“lie “10ch labor shil«llcrels0”—Solomon
50W
Surplus & Profits
1916
Deposits
$4,500.00
189,000.00
813 ,.000 00‘
Milford, i
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G. W. Perk, Former Governor of Win»
cousin and Mayor of Mll-
waukee. ,
\lll.\\'Ai‘Ki£i-‘., Wis. April 17, tlso.
W Polk, former aoicrnor of Wm on
sin for NH! terms and at one time
mayor of Milwaukee. «lied here yestvr-1
tint utter a short illnt .z. I’ct-k \\'a~’
one ol thitc democrats, who, since the
admissi ill of \\'i1~'t (main to the l'iiiou.
Ixtx, iinti tin-”lace of noycrnor. lie.
was noterrii r from I590 to 109.1.
fioieriior l'eili was born in ”an
dorsoii. \‘ Y, September 211 I2, “IIIII‘
he was it «mall boy his pan-Ms move
ed to Wisconsin. Ila served in thcI
:llllly during the {“1111 War. .\ficr tlic!
war he moved lo Ripoii. Wis. lie lo ‘
cutcd ill Milwaukce in “1731 and ihf‘ltI
began ptiblishinu it series of humor!
nus stories. tliu be 1 known of wlhirh
were his "l‘ctli s llati lioy" stories ‘
SEEN NEAR FIRE: ALLEGED LA
30R AGITATOR ARRESTED.
Manchester Police Holding.
Baueti on Suspicion.
liAXi‘lll‘TSTl’ll. .\pril 17 A barrel.
filled with paper: and tilted auaiiist a'
storehouse back of the (hitch! Hotel;
I
Caleb;
was found burning late Saturday night i
by (‘oiiltable Robinson ('rockett aiid’
llenry (blernanfilin later ll hotel cin-
ployee. They also found f‘alt-li ling.
sctt, known about town as a lobor :11:
itntor. near the burning barrel and zir-
rested liim on supicion. The polici-
believe or titwiiizaiinn will innit to‘
highly interesting disclowres.
t llassoit made coiiflciiniz statements
at police headquarters. lie is said
to have been discharged from lIil-
liad's mill 0 shot time ago for post-
in: a notice in the mill calling for :1
trike.
is
WAS NEW YORKER WHO KILLED'
HIMSELF. 1
VF.“ H AVEX, April 17 .—Tlie. body
of the man who killed himself at a.
prominent liotel here a few days ago,
Was identified today as that of Henry;
Charles Robbins. an electrical engin .
eer of New York. by E, P. Myerson of
Myerson said Robbins whom he
had known for years. was about 55
years old. and that his wife was liv-1
ing at Frankfort. Germany. \1ben1
Robbins and his wife. lived in this
country. he said, they made their
home in indium. Myenon said the
last time. he saw Robbins was about
a year ago in Chicago. He understood1
that. latterly his financial circumv
stances had not been good.
PROVIDENCE LFUI‘HOAMWT
PROWomVCET— R 1. April 17—1210
flepabileans of Rhoda island met in
state convention today to select four
delegatmt-larlo and four allamatea
to the nation“ convention at Chicago,
The convention: tor tire choice at dia-
I
such a saw was useless.
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MERIDEN FACES TROUBLE
Building Operations Likely To
1 Curtaiied By Strike.
MERIDEN. April 17 ~Building oper-
ations iii Meridian arc Navy to be cur
tailed by it strike \t'liith lia: bwn do
clared to take edoct tunmrou nym-
in; by lut‘UIIk‘l’r oi‘ llit‘ local lilallt .‘i M.
Sc
lhulil‘ft- w v. littliv httrnetl‘ iic will re
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DRESS UP
FOR EASTER
Try our Credit Plan
Gaiely & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Two Used
PIANOS
In First Class Condition
L
‘Siu'dwell‘Piaao C0.
39 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
Lara.- ctirit-ty- of
Aluminum, Cooking
Utensils
I’llliil‘t‘lHI Waite, 'l'iit \\'.'2r.-. (In!
\aiiilcd \t'arc, l‘oppi-i‘ Nickel
plated \l'iitc, I'l‘lli'ktl‘}, t‘liirtii and
Glass \\':ire
Albert F. .Geheiie
' 25 Washington 51.. South Norwalk.
Phone 1060-2
ltil-:
Prompt Delivery .
MONDAY, APRIL 1;, i910
"H"- °°‘""°°‘ 1 River, New York (foot or can...
dominion. all other 1 51,) "u, 4., "cc” Sunday. I” '-
mun. iota, unto. 1 m. Freight Nealved at Norwalk up to
’ 7 repaired. .. .5 p .m. and at South Norwalk up u
, 5:30 p. m.
. ”I month. lacuna: George F. Footl. General Ago”.
"1" “ b 9" mm" ,THE ANNING J. SMITH runo-
JAE. DONNELLY ,
MRIATION LINE. Inc.
'I m lull tweet. tooth “care-u-
F. S. LYON-
jGOOd .lob Printing
lest Paper. Beat Work, it“ PM' ‘
iteutala.
MONO 0008. (MINCE
3 Cross at. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phone 1528.51»th Norwalk, Ct.
STORAGE AND 'IEPAIFIING.FORL1
WORK A SPECIALTY.
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1 as moam MAIN crater
rlrea, Tubes and Supplies. Present 1
Bovine. a teauua.
.5 NORWALK
The Reed 81 Volh;
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In in Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
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Phone 805—50 So. Main .0,
Sprint: Shoes and Oxfords so. Norwalk Music Hall BM
lll.1tl" at 'l"\\' iliililiili fools '
iiioultlcd Ii‘Js'ls‘. . :5 0000mm.
snozs _~_ -____._.._- .25.:
lllut‘h 121m \lciitl i‘iilf ltlllllf’l‘ ‘ -
solc. broad. llti Iif't‘l, blind T .
eyelets he New selence
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(Iiiu \lclrii lilutcher. lliet‘lt-x
rubber sole mid licei
DEFINITION OF CHIM'HM'IO. c“.
Chiropractic is iii. delirium and ‘
Tan t‘ali, \\'llh l‘llllbt‘l‘ or 1cm" of the diseaao and m”";“'" '
l It'alllt'l‘ soles 'ldlultins the lame. Disease lea-ad
1 $5.00. [by a wrench, .wlst or sprain initbo
l OXFORDs 1:??- that“ 1116110110 in chimw,“
, , tea ea :1 tie a nerve. and pain" I.
‘ (tun ‘.|c itl. leather soles,
1 ““1111 with rubber soles in“, “t. In the amen“ "3". AM
Ill“.
1 $4.50 ’
» Chiropractors remove the cana'd
GLOVER’S disease and pain. heIlth ia mime
1 'throtish harmonizing tin nerve 01.3
SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
37. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Guiltieb’s
11 No.- thin 8t. 3o. Norwaiii'
FOR YOUR CLOTHES
A SAW Wfl'lb A MISSING
T0011!
Ever try to use a saw with one
tooth missing? Wouldn‘t do good
work. would it? Any man would say
Yet there
are thousands of men with several.
teeth missing. Their remaining teeth
cannot do good work. Propor mutt
cation of food is impossible. Every
tooth should be in Its proper place. 1!
any of the natural teeth are missing,
their place should be tilled by sub
stitutes. Bridges are now m‘ade so
skillfully that they are almost as ser-
viceable as the natural teeth I have
made a special study 01 crown and
bridge work. Come in and I will ex
plain it to you.
Did]; II. Mbllery
IO 80. ”Ill! 0L, 8.. Norwalk. ,Comr
Hmlmmulpm ThOfllkl
Ww‘wvazly:
*¢--—
SHOE STORE_ tons in your body. Female twain.
given special attention: also narrative "
MILTON ELWOOD
giving the Chiropractor a chum.“ ..
help, you.
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SOUTH NORWALK l
Ilaiiager
AllRexall Remedies
GUARANTEED
..- y- '2...“ ....
M4—
‘Ba-Siiielts A.
3318me
Made in the Clement M;
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them. _
Insist on them at your res- '
i 'IVvo Excellent Spring Tonics
I
ZWine oi ISLOO-Per‘Celery
i
Extract—3 for $2 50"lror
I Tonic
Clifford Pharmacy,
;So 0. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
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‘ . - taut-ants.
Phones 833-1532 1
Fr -
1 CALL us UP f .
‘ and we will rush our-M
no right around when m 5'
thing like this happen. In M. ’“
homo. rum ’
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated.
tary or worn out. have u »
nearest-y «pain or intuit '
new m at
MODERN PIN -~i ‘
Ii You [lave
mini
Joaamc A arlciauv‘
iflGIIMJEEN
10! the spine. You will never m‘ _
Norwalk Chronicler