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«t. h- 123;: Building? secs- irons- tats-scans
-1 . a; _ Thq last twice as as brush-coated
weediefs still on Moi- WM Theyarc
'W'tntcr men in worms and wealth
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. happens every year—
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gets in tune. This
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The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NOIWALK, CONN.
Oreo-dipt Stained Shingles, Denver Board.
Specialtlos:
wardens
one link your health and
*W’s too by cutting
,/ I. Coal supply you'll
‘1“ world a fond good-
_THE
cmumn
Easter Sale of Suits, CoatsxDresses, Skirts, Waists, Corset
Covers. Hats and Trimmings.
You look elsewhere
i
Prices lower than any place in town.
first, then come here.
This store will be open (iood Friday all day.
CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLlSERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
" COMPANY
Easter Sale
if .
WOMEN’S conrs and suns
Blouses, Under muslins and fancy Hosiery
‘82 Little Shop
K. (It. A. Claven 56 No. Main St.
HASTINGION-HUDBON, N. Y.
April n—With four companies of
state militia in complete control of
this vills_go. the strike situation in-
volving employss of the National Con-
duit and Cable Company. was Quiet
this morning. except for as minor
disturbance when two fmigners at»
tempted unsuccessfully to disarm one
of the troops-s. The militiamen hit
one on the head with his gun and
thrust his bayonet through the fleshy
part of the other's shoulder. Their
compsnfiona dispersed. Neither of the
two was seriously wounded.
Militlsmen patrol the streets and
are on guard within the company’s
plant. in the quarters where the
foreign-born strikers live they are un-
At. the Washington avenue bridge
which spans the railroad tracks and
—‘ Tristram & Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Shhltdfi
A Smart Hair Dressing for Easter
The Necessary Accessories Need Not Be Expensive
N ORWALK.
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No matter how smart the rest of the Easter toilette—to properly set off—to look your best, your
leads to the shops. a trooper was at-
tacked by a woman during the fore-
noon. A mob of about 200 men and 50 I
women closed in and 25 militiamen
rushed from the works and cleared
hair must be bocomlngly and stylishly arranged.
One of these switches will materially assist.
24-inch Wavy Switches, at ........................................... $2.95
the bridge at the bayonet point.
Three men in this mob received
bayonet wounds. One was removed
to a hospitd and the other two to the
local Jail.
In another part of the village a de-
tail of troopers was attacked with
stones and bottles thrown from the
windows of a tenement. Reserves
were posted on nearby houses, the
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iaouucnr is evsnermo FRIDAY MURNlNu FISH SPECIALS
“Wilma of refinement. Nothinl Cod ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 14c lb, Snapper Blues ..... 12c lb.
m to a Woman‘s heart than a - .
homo mummy furnished. " Small Mackerel tzc lb. Flat Fish ........ . ioc lb.
T use ,0 u. we.“ show you our Herring .......... 8c lb. Tile Fish ......... 15c lb.
.. " . ”my wall paper and explain Red Salmon ...... 20c lb. Butter Fish ........ toc lb.
. I. may beautify your home at .
cost. Our prices and gm 5:11:25 ........... soc lb. Silver Bass ....... 12c lb.
u ,0 m N BLUE FISH .................... B.
5'.” ROESHAD..... ............... si 100%]?
BUCK SHAD .. ........................ 75¢ li.-\t
m.Gorltam Co
East Norwslk
TOI. 45’
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hp in the City for sale at
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Stores closed half day tomorrow, 000d Friday.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88:.
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i residential sections. Per- |
rfi-havo what you are look-
{lraylon & (Joint.
Estate‘and Insurance ‘
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f"! in WALL STREET. i
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EThe City National Bank
Mod «rm.» Accounts
Individual depositors and small business houses form
gait the most important elements of strength in this
No customer need feel his account too small to merit
and receive our personal interest and attention
In the cordial relations existing between this Bank
and its depositors, both large and small, may be found
one of the msorrs for its consistent growth and popu-
larity.
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but dealings fell away on til,3
which encourage the short
sorenew operations for the
”crate selling of the specu-
hvonble foreign advices
basting factor. . Tradinz
tonal. commission brokers
“ m . t an entire cessation of
. liquidation. Early rates of
_ no light on the Wash-
.. situation. Bonds were
, nominal dealings.
. - woum came: - -
: cousss.
. Anril 20.—fi0llt‘Pfl
Uby the town offl-
pu‘bllc hearing thich will
{be filmed States F-wi
Th New London. on Mav
Li‘s-stint! hv the New Vnrk
and Warlord Railroad for ‘
.rflflace by a solid fill
M”. rlmrivuv lle Ira-mks 1‘
7 River in this town and}
fi' channel for null.-
wide and at feet deep
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gum northerly of the! 9
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Strictly Fresh Eggs 25c clonal
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railroad tracks to their,
Butler Fish
Buck Shad .
Green Blues
Steak Cotillsli
The Fish
- lied Salmon
large Salt Mackerel
Creakers
Salt Codiish
Haddock
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Boneless ,Codilsh'
8c lb
12c lb
18c lb
22c lb
16c lb
. 14c lb
18c lb .
15c lb.
81: lb
9c lb
7c lb
20c lb
5c lb Dressed
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Store Closed Friday at Noon
Sthallzc’s
3: WASHINGTON
SOUTH NORWALK.
Sanitary Markets
ST.
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39 MAIN ST
'NORWALK.
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i-i‘vacstion at
I“('luc" was at the beginning of the
tenement was placed under guard and
a military sane was established to in-
clude the houses of nearly all of the
strikers.
28inch \‘Vavy Switches, at .. . . . .......................... $4.95
Bia'i‘lis ’arui ’ Fountains!
John Philip Ralhs.
John Philip Rains. of 20 Haviland
street, who, or the past three years‘
conducted the Sanitary Bakery oni
South htsln street. died yesterday afv
tornoon at Middletown. Conn, where
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Ill lllllll CHURCH
There will be several services in
.Trinity Church tomorrow, the feast
'of Good l-‘riday. Morning Prayer and
Manny with an address especially for
children will be said at 9:30.
From 12 in. until 8 p. m. the service
of meditation on the seven words spo-
ken from the Cross will be hold. This
lie a very plaln service consisting of
gospel hymns. prayers and t med
.llatlon on the words whlc Christ
?spoke when he hung on the Cross. It
i la a service that all people will'assist
‘ with the hymn singing.
.‘ Evening mayor will be resdat 4:30
~ o'clock and in the evening at eight the
their will render the contata.T“Peni-
tencc. Pardon and ~l’cace" by Maundcr.
To all these services the public is
, cordially invited.
The Gowrnor of the State has pro-
claimed Friday as a day of Printing
,and Prayer.
Trinity Church offers every one on
apportually to worship batons the
Cross even though it be for a shot.
time.
\
MASTER VOUNGO
«cocoo-
he had been ill for some time. He is :z.
survived by a widow and one daudh- .3.
ter, Elsie. He was a member of Nor-f .2.
walk Lodge, No. 109, Benevolent and - 09
Protective Order of Elks, also of Ca- 0:9
uaan W80. No. 50, I. 0. 0. F. The . 9:.
remains were brought to this city last our Store WIll kee .:
t-xt-rting by Funeral Director F. PL. ..
Canons. Arrangements for the fun-
oral will be made later. . .< .3.
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RAILROAD MEN TELL 3 0 en GOOd Fnda ,
0F BRADFORD WRECK . p %
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Four, Including Engineer, Heard st 3 ..
80cm Inquest—J. H. McArvile ' :0 un i %.
Present. i 00 t E 6 Po Mo v‘
WESTERLY, R. l., April 20,-»Four ‘ .
railroad men, Including Charles Mans x I:
and. mm... or n... a... in... ,3, Do as much of your Easter buying as 3:
press. which crashed into a l0('all.:.
train in Bradford. Monday night. kill 1 ‘:0
ing five persons, were examined yes g. pOSSible on Friday of.
terday at the coroner's secret inquest. ‘ 5;:
8.!" King. fireman of the express. f
and C. W. 'Cootiibs. ilngmitn of the
l o e o o o o 6 o e o o o“ 0
local, who won sent back to warn the w”:°%’%°¢°‘o”:”:’.o.. ”=WOW4k”c”o °':°°:°'. W. W” o“:::'
express when the local started tqlakci
a siding. testified. Harry F. )lc f
Mantis. a towerman, gave evidence rt»
Made to Measure
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lNJURED.
Fell While Playing With Other Young-
sters at Concord School Yesterday
Harry Youngs, in. son of Mr. and
and Mrs. Harry M. Youngs. of 78
Woodward avenue was quite “Vere;
ly Injured yesterday while at
with several other boys at the Qpncord
street school, when he fell on a
sharp atrono ond severely wronclied
his leg. Dr. Robert ll Purdue was
last evening called to attend the in-
Jured member. and it could not be
learned whether it was broken or ‘.
iCRIISAIJE 10 0PM
severe sprain. His many little friends
wish him a speedy and complete re
covery from his unfortunate accident.
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' A district atewards' meeting will be
held in the First M. E. church. of
South Norwalk, on Tuesday evening.
llay 9th At that time the newly
elected district superintendent. Dr.
(‘harlcs A. McCormack. will be pres-
icm. Plans for this affair were dis-
cussed at an interesting meeting of
the official board of the church last
'night. \
The scheduled business meeting of
Ethc officers and teachers of the South
vhf
gsrding the arrangement of simple;
set for the engineer of the express,:
Other witnesses will be heard to-‘
day.
Chairman William Bliss, George
Carmichael and Robert Rodman. of:
tho Rhoda Island Public Utility Com-i
mission. visited the scene of the;
wreck late yesterday, but have not-
yet begun any formal hearing. An-i
other visitor at Bradford during the3
day was J. H. McArdle. representing
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
NUBONE CORSET
Not sold In any store, but fitted in
the seclusion of your home by a
trained corsetiere.
Interwoven and interlocked in such
manner that astonishing results in
the matter of support are obtained
without the rigidity characteristic of
solid steel stays, or the flimslness
common of other wire bonings. .
it conforms to every movement of
"the body, is vcntilntivc and hygienic,
will not take a permanent bend and
can be laundered.
OUR GUARANTPIE~A new corset
if a NuBone stay rusts or breaks
within one year.
Drop a card to Mrs. Lillian Rey-
nolds. til Winfield street, East Nor-
walh, or telephone 2ll~5. our local
corscllcrc. She will call at your
bomc and show samples and take
,, . measurements.
All models of NuBonc corsets are
on display at \Vinfleld street, after-
noons and evenings. Mornings by ap-
pointment.
AUTO SAND sicchE STOLEN.
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh, fol-
lowing May let, will open a crusade
to clean up all dogs in Norwalk that
are not registered, and who do not
wear license tags on their collars. In
times past it has been a fayorite prac-
tice, It In said, to, keep the' dogs “un-
der .cover,” tied up In back-yard orl
cellars, until after registration time.
This “won‘t go" in the future, as all
HOSPITAL NOTES.
John E. Jones, of 295 Main street,
was admitted yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Jocvlk, of Snowden ave
nuc, was admitted yesterday.
John Warren, of 13 Elizabeth street
dogs roaming at large must have col-, was admitted yesterday.
Word from Springfield, Mass, reach-
ed the local police yesterday after-
noon that a Hudson automobile, and
miller Johnson bicycle had been sto—
ion from that city.
lars on with the license tag thereon. ;
Noiwaik Baptist Sunday school we
not held last night.
A large delegation of Butler Lodge.1
1.0.0.1?" members were last nighti
visitors In Bridgeport. where they vis-
ited Adelphian Lodge. where they
were the guests ,of the evening.
Henry “Chic" Valiant: who is at.
'prcscnt attending the university of
IPcivnsylvania, is spending the Easter
his home in Nor-walk.
season, a pitching candidate of great
ability. for the university icsm.~but
‘owmg to an injury to his shoulder.
hat been forced to drop the game for
a while.
Jess Godar has filed with Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith his Intention
‘to sell his patent medicine business,
l~l0tatcti at 1 Boston street. to Jacob
lJorcm
‘ Old and useless cars owned by the
Connecticut Company,
lfile. by order of the company, this
lmornlng on tho meadows near the
Meadow street car-barn.
Misseas Charlotte Green, Lillian
titanium Mrs. Ernest Hopkins. Fran-
; cea Brundago and Ruth Mead of Nor-
" walk were visitors last evening at
. p0“
crnrity Rebekah lodge, in Srldso
"list
Concerning much indignation which;
has been felt by owners of dogs who
—NOTICE. The auto was a six cylinder, forty
were set on.
have been killed or confined, follow- l
in biting cases the following ex-l
tract of the state law is quoted that
the powers of the dog warden in this
respect may be familiar to all:
"Any person who shall be attacked.
bitten, or otherwise wounded by an
dog. siich person not being upon theE
premises or property of the owner or‘
keeper of such dog. my immediate
ly kill such dog, or may make com-‘
plaint thereof to the dog warden oil
the town wherein such dog is owned'
or kept. and said dog warden shall
immediately make an Investigation of
Officers and members of N/orwalk
A,erie No. 588, F. O. E.. are requested
to be present at Eagle! Hall, tomor-
row morning at ten o'clock, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, James
H Johnson. Signed.
A. G. WlULlAM‘S. W. P.
Attest. J. E. LEVIS, Secretary.
CARD OF THANK.
We desire to thahk the members
of the Ischoda Club, friends and neigh.
bore for their kindness and sympathy
mores power, seven passenger Hudson.
1915 model. The machine had a very
dark blue body, with a black hood and"
mud guards. Two non-skid tires. in
a black tire case were on the car
when it was stolen. The top was al-
so up. The auto bore the Massachu-
sett‘s license plate, No. 4763, and
maker's No. 83483.
The bicycle was an Iver Johnson
make, maroon body with red head.
The wheel was a truss bridge model,
and boro No. 270193 on frame. The
such complaint, and, if it be found to at the death of our husband and fa- machine was equipped with a New Do-
be true, shall at once kill such dog ori
order the same to be confined."
—NOTICE.
Louis Salan opens a store, April 22,?
on Railroad aVenue. Gents' furnish ‘
ings and dry goods.
ther.
‘\l‘RS. 'I‘HOMtAS WALSH, MISS ”I: risk tires.
LIAN WALSH.
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CARD OF THANKS.
’We wish to express our heartfelt
their kindness during the sickness
parturc coaster break, and with two
w
1 —cur THIS OUT—IT is worth:
l MONEY.
i DON'T Miss THIS. Cutout this
‘thanks to our numerous friends, for slip. enclose with 6c, to Foley I: 00..
Chicago, “1., writing your name and
A “‘0" "Nice "’5 held “at ntghtind death of our beloved husband address clearly. You will receive In
in the South Norwalk Congregational;
Church. Uptovtn and downtown con-
gregationalists made up the congre-l
gallon. Rev. E. F. IeGregor spoke
very helpfully. Tonight the down-l
town members will Join with the
members of the Not-walk Cousteau-'1
\tiopal Church
A
and Son. Also A. J. Angevine and
Son and employees of the Vanderhoef ey's Honey and Tar for
return a trial package containing Fol-
bronchial.
list 00., and the Fraternal Order of coughs, colds, and croup; Foley Kit!-
W'
Eagles Sincerely,
'MRS. JAMES MANNING, MR8 WIT,
LIAM SHEWINE
no, Pills, and Foley Cathartlc Tab.
list:
Gold everywhere.
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Norwalk Chronicler