Batiste, gNainsook
finhnclrerno Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
and Summer Wear
Gin ghams, Madras,
. in printed designs as
' white. A large and varied
ma scum 11111111111.
1:; mains-33mm: _ ,
11111111111111
. 1111 Billilllif'”
Team Standing
and
-A.’
' All Size Pictures
Framed
16 South Main Street
In any style moulding. Come in . 2‘
rind let us quote on your naming. 1
fiwre Open Every Evening 5
DON NELLY’S
\\'on Lost Pct
Team \0. 4 1'3 0 1,001)
'l‘canr N0. 2; 3 -. .750
T am 'No. l 3 2 .600
Tami No. 1'. ‘ 2 1' ' .500
Team No. 3 1 4 .200
Team No. 5 0 :3 .000
You can look around—go
around—be around—wher-
ever 1'eal men are, and you
will find our Spring Over—
(‘aptained by Charles E. Hoyt, Team
.\'0. 4 33011 the bowling tournament on
1111c duck pins at the Sotlth Norwalk
Club lustmizlrt by defeating Team .\'o.
captained by Thomas Robbins. This
1was the fifth: straight Victory for
T am no. 4. Captain Hoyt's team won
1 the three
-«-——-—VM—.«._._..._._§5_.. _ ..
coats there.
The fad has passed of trying
to look husky and athletic
l
l
e'straiu ht strings by a good
by going through chilly, lllurgin 111111 (unnot lose the tourna-
Spring weather minus an Him” as ”“' “AW" “f 1““ ”Rh“
‘ 3 ‘ scores.
overcoat. i .l. \\'. Mul't' 11111111» lti'tlt string last
night with 21511. 11031 was second with
A. RUDDER
1108 So. Main St.
Phone 1446.
NOW is the time to consid-
or your house painting and
' rc-papering of your rooms.
Long Naincoats —- medium
weight, knee length. Show-
er proof Overcoats.
245111111 Gibson Smith runde third with
232 More‘s high 511ml? «21‘ {111 13115
madc during the 111311111111: and 1th No
885 were the next in order.
1.11.11 onv
“dowel in 1121'
Hit-'twovn 112111124 3‘.
Mackinaws and everything
. . W “t " 9 U. .N ‘
for men's dress. 3 1111111. ,tlllt r 111 in to bt
.
tournament and that is
and 1;. it 1911111 1'»
Estimates cheeriril ' given ,.
Callus at once; Rogers 81 Stevens .11.... “.11 1... .1... 1...
‘ .» ' , :orul [tiltl't‘ in tho ititil‘ltttll‘u'lll.
A _W~_1 SO. NOTWQilx' NOTVi‘ai'i.‘ ’i'hursday night with :1 gami- l3».
illl NiWS
"" 'ldewnlks
Frank '1‘01 torella has been 11111101
special politemun b3 the N Y.,
"only on railroad pr'operu.
which time further detaih will b»
611
~Your 01d jewelry will be
tier right l‘efl‘efilletlvlt‘pllll‘t‘ti
’ les Brand. South \‘ornalk.
the (1111111 since the snow has
the ground.
re there is a flock of nuttil.
. warden will prmidn grain
‘11 if notified. '
3131165 in the. snow 3011M din
doling being the worst of the
389115011.
responding to hurry coils,
lie Temple 'Cirtle ot (”11113111111
'13 111 Church met nith \ll'.5
9rd Tilleynof Baniew 113-,onue
afternoon. Plans for the
rk were started and it 11 '15
4863181111 people had :1 narrow cs
111111 the place bowling
heavy timbers and
0 one 33': 15 hurt.
Marguerite Clark
gent todayF
87311.11. R Company, behaving 1111' are 'l‘hcutro Thursday.
regular meeting or 1111» “Dillon's will be mm this ”wing in (Imw S s. V450“
iii} 01 the Trinity Itpist'opul (‘hur'ch
fibuth Norw.1|k Congregation: 1] Church
an not «been given up, 1‘01 the Execu
1 1 1 3 ‘ !
.tlve Committu will 111111 \londay '1 lust night it was voted to turn out to I
rulu‘
31119 Warden Wllb‘" Smith 1” Md tire 11111501 vnudetiile Palace, Friday.
it 11113 one know s
large number of motor (111's 33":1rt 11115 lllOl‘ltill".
The garages “919 kept 1' 111113 street.
1 many autos from the. gutters
N Imes' where ‘they “”1" s'tuck 11101 111m. ( nosed tho jiggt'r ('111 11111111 §hflpp .1nd 3, getting better Merv day
do something for the Norwalky'
ariouu ”11““ 0“ 101111.13. “he“ in the city court this morning. Clar
roof Of 11‘? me! 1103311115: alley once (‘ook Hill was sent to reform
’ 01 T001“ 0“ Cedar S‘m‘t “‘“l school The cases of Joseph and Lester
$1 ause M the Heavy snowfall A‘ Hill were continued until May first out
of the incident there wer
boards
to the floor 't “a” fortunate. dilutes 13 me sent to the County Home
ttlé Miss George Washington,"
j t tween 3 mid ti will wind up the duck pin
‘ Jitlill'llillllt’lll. it is exported that 11 big
3 \ll.‘ T l'.. Urnttk ()1 the llt‘illllislitfh pill lttlli'ilitlllt'lll “m mun“: 'l‘llt’
littn 3.5111113. in .\1 '13 lttttlttllr 1,. (”1,1,3 »
'“" l Team No. 2
lh'Jlll Moott oi .{orottnt iii-igli's. "lltoluas Rum”, Mi 7'; “,‘n 2211
be hot sun of 3'tsttt'1l 13 tlt :11111 .1 331111 has lived 1131111111111 to his home 113' (,porgt. 1, \\"()()d“flrd 1:7 71; 111
good deal 01 theicvand snow 011011110 illness tor 1hr» p.1st 1111111 is no“ abb' '1‘. 1111113 Kellogg: 71' 6.3 7'.’ 2111
to 5111 .uound :tgttiu Marshall lloyt '1‘_l 110 92 223
1 I ,_ 1 ____.... _._4__-————-
, _ ___..._— ‘ ‘ ,
11th -—l’Ctlnu Goodrich in "The House of? 300 277 315 892
\ Lies," and fire acts vaudeville, Pal-1 Team No. 4
‘citanes 11.11011 79 St 112 245
‘1 ~» lGibson Smith s: (it s: 232
The regular 31'1-kl3 Lenten sorritc l. w Mace lit] 88 88 266
71 74 67 212
(erutt'll. at s o‘clock. There 11-111 111'!
preaching 113' the rector, i
held last evening: Three. 11"“ “ 321 310 33971.1
.1313” 11m: elected. and $50 was _____ _____M '
{Di-9d toward ”mm-V rFI’z‘iN' ! «41111111 tioo'drlt'h iii "The llousc or» A good car. pays best in tho itcst
, » N lMes," and fire acts \‘uutlt't'illo, l’al~§papi'r
The Lclgiunt Itelii't‘ Fund, of the 1 ,-M_.._.._.._._._._.__
are 'l‘hentr'o 'l‘lutrsdny.
.
M
A; .1 11101111111; 01' the Sixth 001111111113
lllflNNY MiilllN SIGNS
UP WITH Billlill KUNZ
- At last the card is completed .and
1‘-
11 n'roriow evening to participate in the
|Rttl Cross parade. The Company will
Mo tlSStmhlt' 111 the Armory zit (3.41'1'
"'.otlo('lt
by
~Mnrio lirtsslet, funniest woman in
tpic'tutcs in Tillie Wakes Up," and
[or Jack Dcmpscy's boxing exhibition
to he run off in the Music Hall
March 16 " .luck" rounded up the 111111
Silos .\lillt'r‘ was arrested for '01‘ the. fighters yestorduy and signed
1.1;: drunkenness and breach of the peace tl'mm up ‘
‘113 Oti‘icer Strutton ltl.‘ 1 night lie “'1le As stated before, it t'xpcctt'd
ifinml 57 111111 ,11-111'11 cost by .lutlgtg‘lhtrt mulling: Kun'l. would moot Young
1G1 corgc ll. \osburgh in the city court 111111113: of Greenwich, but nothing: doing.
Eddy 33'11 him] almost tllt‘ gross receipts
{of the house and Jack Wouldn't stand
to: for it. Therefore Johnny Martin. of
ibilillJill'P. 33 .111 signed up to meet thi'
.1iiitllltl‘lll 11 twelr-crouud go. Should
t-stct 11.13 the quite interesting But.
(‘0\- |
W 115
the'
win-
/
-—\li*> l'I.
Mitio'rson. milllnvt‘.
South Norn'nllt.
and -
Tho h":1\'_3'sno\3't':1rl3
1".un: front \01 13.1111 t0 the Woodward Illn will lit' tresli bt'ruuso up to dntc.
En 1'01301111 c.11' born about 1:30 01-.lock to he has no other tights. scheduled be-
' of the Soulh\1\ol‘3\'ttlk CONN“ jump the track at the switch in front tween now and the ttltl1.Tlre boys will
H" of the Plttzzn Lunch Room. Motortuon go 133 13130 rounds
‘63 Morton 11:11! :1 hard time getting the Young Munday, 01‘ Dunbur'y, will
E“: car ilflt‘K on the rails. meet Joe Dillon, of Stamford, in 1111
v0 , .
might-round 1:0. And it trill be some go.
The (‘Ollilllilt‘d 01139 Of SOlllO of ill? .The boys. lllPi once here. and they
'small boy}; who wrecked music ltall'showcd the tuna 111.; they had the
and “ sparked the rails," Sunday came goods. This second bout will- ],9 as
”i" up before Judge George H. Vosbilrgh good as the first.
Willie Condom will be another local
e. :1
rind.
condition that they report. tothc“
Joseph Cafft'ey was
and William
tltc
probation 'ofiiccr.
discharged. Herbert
Edward Butter'3 paid a visit last Sun- 1
111113 to Mount Vérnon, to attend a ser-
rice in the Asbury M E. Church, of
which Rev} Ilarr3 Crossett is now pas-
itor. )lr..t(‘rosset was pastor of the D11-‘
OUGHS COLDS
EXTRACT
\. Special Price
79¢ BOT.
rams co‘D LIVER
‘fi—inelu‘mrnnm‘inn ,
‘r'ien Church [our years ago. and is
pleasantly remembered by friends in
this town, although he was here only
, ,a year, leaving at the end of that time
because of the death ‘01 his wife dur
jing his pastorate here,which irrade the
parsonage a place of sad memories for
111111. '
Mule in; le_w minute. .
.. lever steal, destroy ot'meddle with your valuables or ~
irate documents if you have placed them in a safe' de-
' ' t box in our vault. The satisfaction of absolute security
We. is worth the trifling rental charged.
3.3011133, $4.00 A YEAR .
Norwalk Savings Batik
you 01111132410 a gallon. -
t‘mSnlebyW
‘ 7 Railroad Ave.
.‘iri' 111' the l’uris ("ll‘dlllbvl 0i torn-1 4i
22“ to
local lightweight
tlnul arrangements have been nutde’
1
011
11110111: to regain 1111'.
is in good -
boxer who will appear before the plan 170809 promoter 0? the world-
eyes of the local boxing ftl'lS. He will Not since. 1103 Darcy 10ft Australia.
111111510111 01111 P111111;
', with 1,61. M SEMI-PASTE PAW? and
'1 , , your owniin’seed Gil. .
You obtain greatest durability and cover-
ing power. The 5.85136 PAM? is so
. positively good that it is known as the
. Master Paint." It’s prcd"ccd b J one
factory mananement and cold 1"} c:‘7 c..e
group of dealers located in various towns
in the U S.
This plan has alcove enabled us' to 1"
improve the annuity and decrease the"
3 coat to you.
Therefore today, when the best of other
$2. 75 a gallon, our. L & M Paint—made rcady-for-us e—— will c3:
Vou SAVE 750A GALLON 0N EVENY GALLON OF PAINT YOU USE,
Heerdt ”e“ Symoue
“Delicatessen and Lunch Room
A..- .__
Wants American trade
(30- operation With Paris
TNNEE STONES IN ONE. NO STAINS TO CLIMB.
Sterliritj Furniture Co
BUY YOUR SPRING FURNITURE NOW FOR FUTURE
DELIVERY
Baby Carriages
in all the Latest designs and
Colors
Don't deny this. beautifulsunshine and balmy weather to_ -
J. the youngster— ——“The greatest tonic of all. ”
'lltitl' has l)(‘t n in the l nitrd Stalls
‘ | . isgCarriages $14.95 to $48.00
11:\,',|.;.:111-1ntc vitamins 11111.11 (will‘lolJ isulkies $4.95 to $18.00§
1131' 11:1 \3 .11 110 inslfls that bunker. 1‘
”must tov'opcttrto with 1111 rtlmnts undivgwe SpCClallZC in Furnishing Homes
Complete
extortcrs more closely if thr- l' mttd'
is to hold and gain 19131111111
11:160. ‘ , . 11
Open 8 Charge Account
o '1 o
with littttli'r'r lt'unz.'l‘11is bout SiltMtll} Sterllng l. urnlture CO.
be a whirlwind and will help to draw: . , t
.1... «on t§ 127-129-131 Washington St., So. Norwallt
As an eyeopener Pete VirgilL. thc'.
PHONE 105
will meet West-
port. " find when Norwalk can't beat Wm gm m; _
13 “1311151) J. 5110M (disk
Pernurtl J Shoulngcr r:eprc«t'uta
13 '.U(' .
meet. 101mg Carter. 01‘ Statrnlord, for;
eight rounds “illie is there and has;
been showing up fine in his tryouts
u
the Cruzymuns burgh, I skip town It /
will he 11 good little scrap and should
urnish much amuseme’nt. As a. whole
we think Dempsey 11hr crackerjacr A i‘ i .c u o
........... - ll gL ne oi 0111 e F rnrture
sPORTAoRKPHs. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
m“ \
DESKS.TYPEWRITER TABLES. TELEPHONE SETS,
Hans Wagner turned down 1111 ollcr . ‘3
to become president lot the Players fl, N CHAIRS OF MAN}, MODELS.
Frog. Hans has n host of friends l'ns
baseball and bo‘wunts to keep 'crn. 3 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
‘r‘dy'er' (‘lcrcland Alexander is 1:0
RAYMOND 81 SON
1111: to have :1 good season in some
Funeral DirectOrs and Furniture Dealers.
\
national bunk. i
The Cubs Wt'l't‘ the llrst train to 1111 ;
training camp. But that was the in ti
time. the (‘11le will be first this 3'0111'.'
. it appears that till (‘onnle Muck:
prornint'nco is 11'
1011111 in the1 Amoricuu, 110112111". ;
'l‘ho Rod'Sov ntav train in ‘H-ntoluib
Wall and High 815.
Free Auto Delivery to Norwalk and Vicinity.
next year. But why go to Honolulu?
Any team that wants to train outside
the United States can go to Brooklyn. -
All that is necessary is 11 permit CENTRAL HOTEL
from the Arnctdcnn ambassador in‘
Flutlrush, new Ebbets 'Flcld. ‘ 1 ' ! Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
A running- fight‘ls a very spechrcu. lights and gas. Fine Cafe atta( lied, also Restaurant. Italian
lar thing except when you are watch» and American style. ,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
ing Irreddic Walsh.
Owing to the high price of olret'st't N- .i- DISESA3 Manager.
Al-MoCoy held his “championship" in
great esteem. ‘
llill Bryan is no longer the chant
-
Tel. 1555. ‘4
J. DISESA, Proprietor.
‘r
1
Andrew [larva-y, Eric.
98 Washingtoir St, 80. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
11
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Fancy Fresh Eggs
400 (102. 1 -
. Best Selected Potatoes
, 75c peck
Fine Creamery Butteri]
highgra'cté paints costyou . .1 3 . . . 43C . l .
1 ‘ Best Prunes 21118. 1011251:
F you're trying to make
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
troy-1:)! a ton or two.
Harris 81 Gain
GS \VatCr Street
Tel. 721
i
i
1
For Mia-date service Call
FRED H. GANUNG. ‘
Funeral L’rirector and ,Emhalmet' l'
O'Riw and Residence
Telephone 90-4
54 Se. (411111 St. So. Norwaiit
MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
We carry a large stock of Solid
Wm M Ilctor' Trucks—man the
bent We] Press in the state for
”plying—guarantee
Prices an but as anywhere.
10,000 mile!.
THE BARKER FACTORY
0g Crescent Street
e
Wooster81llowersoclt
Attorneys at Law
' PATENTS
A. H. Wooster. L’ate Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
1“. H. Bowersock, r 3 years
practice N. Y. City
Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Sad For Booklet On Patent!
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\
David W Raymund
UNDERTAKER
Tel aloe, mes; Harm, ass,
a wAsHmat-ou sr.
i new nan news BUILDING
TEL.‘ N0. 909.7315: DELIVERY.
Great A. 81P. Tea Co.
Tel. 973.
Pruning and
TrimmingShears
356 1081.60.
Tree Trimmers
11.501111
Filbert" 1). Morgan?
r
"rumored sun's
am! 3 '
miODELING or FURS
v.31
a, . , . ,
New York Ladies’ Tailor .
G. ROCKOFF
‘ 1: Norm Main St.
W. Also Do Cleaning and
— Press g. .
-_ TBETHNN -
Emma Wintout Pain
Dr: 3. lLMaliery
rti Sn. main 8t, '30. Norwalk. Ct.
Hangmmstospm, 7 tits
’1 m.
SI-hyn By Ma'imment Only. '
Fresh
and White Fish nt
John 11!. Ken". Vice-Pm. .
g..tlooneeccnncnunvcocoon-cent.-
Hammond: Cullen at
Homo-undo Fish Cnlm nt....'.......
BMW Mn:
C.‘Il...0.lIIOIQIOQCOIDIIOIAOIO‘G‘
H] 124 Washington Street
Potatoes, Finest -
57¢ her 601.
ocotoononnnoenennnn
1102‘. 3111;)
per qt.(F'ridav1 3
Gnome V. Coffin. Jr.
minnow:
Norwalk Chronicler