_. countless homes upon
West 'Ave. as in each street
ind alley.
0f old subscribers we‘ve a
lot who like our form and
make-up, who stick to us
through summer’s calm and
during winter’s shakerup.
flair staff of writers is the
best we're able to procure
I and they will give your or-
ders care, of that you may be
sure. Our coal is free from
sings and slurs, from errors
and dead matter and edited
90 carefuly it makes coal
troubles scatter.
Ting
I has
wow
'Tips on Buying or I Building
I'The Hatch f: Bailey C'o.
Eng , G
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:» Smri-NEL store-oar. MARC?! 26. .1911"
M
House
No home is complete without OAK FLOORING—
beautiful. distinctive. substantial. Did you ever observe
when entering a room you instinctively look first at the
floor? There is nothing so quickly noticed as the floor.
‘. If the floors of the building are OAK FLOORS you
Will immediately catch the note of character and quality
throughout. ‘ ‘
Come in and talk it over with us.
:Qrm.m:mmmm QT. L
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first“?
The Paris
. though Newark
_ conditions there.
—._ WM—
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tutti slots
iii no illl
They Feel Severely Goal Searuty‘
Tristram ’8; Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
‘ and Shrine of Fttr
The halting industry is being hard
hit by the scarcity of fur. the freight
congestion and lack of coal. accord-
ing to the Newark Evening Newe. Al-
is at tidewater. it
[apparently is worse off for coal than
‘inlaud cities in Connecticut are.
The following from the Newark
Evening News of Thursday. telling of
will be read with
interest by batters in this city. al-
though the. paragraph which says
.tliutI retail bat prices have not al-
‘reudy been raised and one relating
to conditions in Norwalk would stand
Window
We will gladly
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
Coats and Suits
In the new prevailing shades. gold, mustard, Copenhagen,
tea rose, apple green, magenta, navy blue and black, from
$9.50 to $45.00.
gtsisctoreccwed a new shipment of the latest Hats from 7 st to
New Blouses from, sec to $8.00.
THE STYLE STOP“ '3'“? LADIES.
”(NITION OF CHIROPRAOIIC
‘Elilropnctiols the oenniuon oi the
use or the tiseuss and the art at
‘ tilting the same. Disease is causes I
a wrench, twist or sprain in tn. i
«at. Even if done in childhood»
eater. pinched nerves and pain in
lilo lb the dii‘terent organs and
\
mpractors remove the cause 0'.
“bland pain. health is restorer
‘ 'ukb harmonizing the nerve sya
hello your body. Female trouble:
if!!! special attention; also curraiun
the spine. You will never regrc‘
-x the Chiropractor a chance tt I
11°“
npetlc treatments given also. -
Criticism from Palmer School
_.. N, ”V, Us l
.. if you are not prepared
tit Secretarial Course is just
hit you need. I
South Norwalk
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Specials tor Tuesday
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons as a cash discount.
SIRLOIN STEAK ............................ , u.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .................... 28¢ 11».
SWEET AND leCY CALlFORNIA NAVEL
ORANGES .......................... 19 for 25¢
FANCY "WINESAP" APPLES ........... me (It.
Beers Meal & Provrsron Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk, Phone H80,
13 MAIN ST.
Norwaik. Phone 88x.
Wm
. some revision:
.
t The Newark paper says:
The. mun who buys a hat in thc fall
Now is the time to order new shades for Spring.
window or an entire building.
Shades ior Windows oi odd Shapes and Sizes 3 Specialty
' ANewlinc oi Draperies andCurtainMaierials
Shades to Order
furnish estimates for a single
its going to pay thirty-lite to fifty
per cent. more for his headgear or! i
=tu‘ne a poorer quality. according to t a
.._..-r
lonc of the largest hat manufacturers
i r n '-r>‘.w' i“. " . .7
I n () any, The ”it last in [tree istwmI In.” norms. prii‘tA.
()uv iiiunu-
' l c) tlou.‘ v i :' e' r. 'i‘. of rot uc- . . .
. ‘I‘ l ‘I- n r “ “l ‘ ’“‘ . p i . rlllilll munulucturt-r, but some oi the
lion. Probably no great industry l‘ll ‘
his outs :is well would be crowded
O... ...................“
. . .. ,. .. ouunwwau .
lliound lo (Olllt litttilht of tin tit-lnwnlrvr pmiiciczl mm mm “my the t 0 o e o e e o“e”e””e“”e“e“o”e"0"e”e”o”o”e"e”e'."$
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.“Ifi‘ cott'itIty l‘ lg hN‘InIIMId r link. '3 :out 11 H but dots not come. i" . to
l' or a u l ur tut mu'iu". = .
l ‘ “‘ l‘ n U 1 'l . . I‘ hit-s li!"‘1‘.\\'il_\' up, hill iiic iniitlcucy 00 & 0
Just now the ()rauue butting: district _ . I. I , z . . ‘.
. , l l r' is lot lllt' piictt to lower us lht.‘ ... ..
-: v i.- r . l.“ ' i-‘l lll.’ . .
h l\l"ll\ “‘“lb ‘1' N“ l t‘ Ann-tuna iiiilltlllut‘turt‘l's Inlac up its .9. 3.
.‘ lil \\ itch nich wor. ,. than 111* ‘ . .
sill 1 it i l“ H ,r ‘. llliillllliil'lUl‘t‘. iln- quality ,liowm'cr,
Schultzc Tuesday Special
O.
O.
... ~' .~ w--;ii - .l.. .. 0.
In ll. “hi i iontlitiuus “i it Until!“ l4 not sutistactor)‘. us H mm. Shel 6. .z‘
b’ good. . . . -. . . n , . . e’o ,.
l l I ti o in, its up ltlti pct H‘ill. lli.‘ leather : z.-
' l '1}. t i (. - . t ‘ .
p '0 H' “1‘ 'm ”m? 1 l H :~\\'t‘;ii bonds are almost unobtainahlt- 0’ ' 90‘
stunt-r has not i‘clt the increase be- I I I, . _ I _ . :i
‘t . .1 ti llllll ll‘ and [no [\ll(.‘t‘>. one lnduutut'tltrt-i‘ 00 ’ ’ .3.
('flllfil‘ l !S Still it" (‘0 ~i (' S K K" . . I I .. .
' ' . . ;:::iui. ‘uw simply out oi st'lit. Of M d w m /
Usually maili- im' ahead vi ili‘lil'rrlfi’ \i-m-mi tor n-u ii'tutls is lit: --. .3. en S an 0 en S 2.1
. I t e i . I I‘-
bitt in the tall the ti'oiit- will demand l . . . . I . Iexe .0.
‘ i ‘ l ‘ 3" int oi' nortu'tl limos 'inti ”Rh “5 ”MN “HM :L‘oodm MIL-“UN. 60 . 5"
“I m Ht. .. I,“ i . I . “I; illll‘ to“. of silk lms not increased z 01
m {H Illlflic “1 H II" Ipiopot ”m 1proportionately. Tin lost of labor .3. 9
This is hardly a l-l‘t‘llit'lltlil. as llll‘IIIII ' II .~ . I I I I . 1.
II . . i . l‘i'illlt‘tl ion" l‘l 'itl Il.‘ liitrtlidtt ill the past )t'.\i. . z e
1'11““s UH‘ H‘I‘H A s - - w ti“nr ll'illl' llr ‘ . ' ‘ *
. u ' t .- .m i. ll. litilun & 00 - .
\itnctioi' Ill" season ut- the contract . _ l , . . .. I I . 3 It is needless for us to tell you that we are the leading ' ,
I . . t n. how had .i miw ditm'uiiy ut-Ittn: 00 .g
”.133 h” ion on in III mm I 'cmit. owing m pm m the l'ut-t mm H store in Norwalk. Upon entering our store and seeing the ,'
't i i ’ t ‘IS 1’ l 51 ‘ . . . .
' lllt' work (it i‘lillllllliilll;i the local . ‘. . . . g
large display of all kinds of iasluonabie milimcry and our i
{or want or coal
ll. limun & t‘o..
district :ll‘t' tittscd
in one oi‘ thcm.
Lucltu \\ uuuu
tt-ui'tny
oi llii‘
all xiii-d
(. izrutlv crosumss
hlin no":
ruilroutl
0:0
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large coat and suit department will convince you that this
i
1 LB. BEST COFFEE
5/. LB. BEST TEA, any kind
TOTAL .......... . .......................... 88c
YOu save me.
East india Tea Co.
l25 Washington Street
W
~l‘el. 371
the ro- I I .
p finished product. ll \\'(‘lll out ot fusing
cx-
ion. .\‘ow, however. it cmcping
. . . back again. If it comes into general
tutti the war. The measure is designed
. h d' i . l' I: use it will prove a serious i'sctor
- s‘ re s u c im nistm. , . . ~
m ‘0" ‘r p c m ‘ e in the industry. for thc inocehs 0l
ionnagc.
~ . manufacture is entirely dichrcnt from
For lil‘L‘VltlllSly cantc ill
l . t that of the for tell but and none
‘ ' i: ' .‘ . ‘ . » ow u .
tutuntitus fltllll in countries n of tlic Ornnne plants are equipped to
left open. will be closed by
pox-ed embargo on all materials
ccpt thosc absolutely needed to sus-
is
itumcn so
wur. Belgium supplied some. of the he ”mm i
beat fur. Russia supplied at. largo ma ' .._. l
quantity. Now about all that is :
N.
reaching this country from Europe FAST DAY PROCLAMAT'O I
A Time to Seek Divine Guidance. Says
ord. Port Chester. g. I - ~_ ._
ill-T TYPEWRITERS -- L. C.
‘ . s mitli Underwood Butter, the finest creamcry, per lb. .................. 42¢
A i l , l t] . . .
“life? Dims} 1.31133 Swrit s Shortening, per lb. ......................... 18¢
repaired. Rentals. $3 ........... '. . .
Der month. Machines FreSh Eggs. per doz. ' ' . """""" ' I I . 32¢
sold at $5 per month Try a pOund of our Fresh Roasted Cofiee ........... 21¢
JAS' DONNELLY Swift's Premium Oleo, a lb. .......... . ........... 27d?
nth MaTrl Street South Nerwaik
S. .lalie
Phone 499.
‘Street. East Norwalii
A. STULL
24 Cottdge Street. East Norwalk.
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Free delivery Free Delivery
COFFEE SALE
Our Coffee Sales have grown steadily for over quarter
of a century—Beckmann's Quality with Popular Prices is
our reason {or this assertion. Try ours next time you buy.
Bcclrmaun's Best Blend Coffee in Silver Foil..Bags,1b.33¢
No. 1 Royal Plantation Co'lec, Reg. 35c grade, lb. 31¢
Alter Dinner Blend Coffee, Reg. 32c g:ade. lb. . . . . . . . 28¢
Challenge Blend Coli‘ee, Reg. 30c grade, 1b. . . .. 28¢
Golden Santos Coffee; Reg. 25c . . . .. lb. 20¢, 5 his. 95¢
/
FREE AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
A “‘ AA -A
‘A. F. Beckmann & Co.
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Gnocuas AND wma MERCHANTS
we We Wm
Signs oi Spring—New Hats. ‘
All here. the light weight.
flexible brim derIby. We
have the block that is becom-
ing to yours. .
Here are the right soft hats
. and the right color for you.
New S ring Caps lor the
car. the ' the courts.
is a little front England and Franco.
not enough to help out much. Aus-
tralia. which has been a large mur-t Gov. Holcomb.
kct. has not, however. produced as .._—-
“00d “ quality “3 50“"? of ”‘0 other luv. Marcus H. Holcomb Saturday
sources. issued his proclamation for Fast Day
1" or is now up from 250 to 300 pc'r (Good Friday). Apr“ GI The proclama-
"‘ “‘T “41:. ’ tion follows:
d "We face dark days. Our citizens
Rea y :have been slain upon the. high seas.
’ V O The principlcs upon which our countryI
spr'ng su'ts :was founded and which have been thcl
‘ lbreutli of life within its nestrils have
FOR been brought into contempt. We hnch
MEN AND YOUNG MEN ‘endured until endurance became a re-I
$10.00 ‘0 $18.00 tin-ouch: and now we question whether
lions; peace ad prosperity have not
C ' h C] .h' C Isapped our strength to resist. it is a
opyng t 0 mg 0‘ time. for heart—searching, n time for
- ever man to ask himself whether lib-
6 N. Mam St' SO‘ Norwalk' ertyfequality. and brotherhood are for
I him more than empty words, whether
' for them he is ready to suffer and if
‘necd be to die. Such times breed hu-
jmility of spirit, it desire for wisc guid-
‘uucc. and the. consciousness of a need
But some strength beyond our own upon
.which to loan.
9 “Witch danger tiircn‘u-ned anti the
tritium loomed dark, our Kathi-rs were
louver animated to tum to God for help.
!::nd thc example of their faith points
:out illt‘, way for us. the knowledge of
in just cause und the heavy burden or
ircsponsibillty resting upon us should
onrcc us. then. -on the I‘h‘iduy before
Easter. which each year we designate
us a day of Fasting and Prayer in all
humility. in all sincerity and in all
t'alth, to bow oumcircs btiorc the God
of our people. asking of him light to
guide our steps. a clear vision of the
met we still must seek. courage to act.
it “=1 we must. and it pain must be. our
- lot. stadium to endure unto lllt'
o-nd."
Wire Mme e Sentinel enact
..I ."t a. “’V‘ .-
(.miil't‘fi would be made.
,zhc defendants for every dollar ofl‘
Ivd llattcrs. also attended the lllt‘t‘l-
Inuit-innity them but. would not pay!“
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.Rogel's & Stevens ‘ u y“: mi in mutant all
- t' \\'c.—:i Ul‘;lll"t' llr‘.‘ soi‘i coal and .
4 La? 9 GPa e I: U h ' ' tiowu old cml ockt-ts. ." . . e
g p PUI' 25c ““3“: l" ”W general freight """lws' lit-4‘ vion‘ lint. l"ititi"‘-< 'tr' l"l‘llllll" ‘02. dam] iS net an Idle boaSt' 6
I: lorida ()Panges doz :30c tiou none has route through from tor the illt‘ t p- "l on IIIIIII “mt Tin III 3. a
. . I . . n .i- 1 l ‘. '. ‘ Y
6) ”‘0 mincs. irom “mm H ’5 purtliust'd i». u \\‘l\' n' it 'i‘viu: list when u" z W 0 Ch A W. h A!
Lemons (102. . “0c “ix-”'1‘ Tho shop “ill “a” up Mun. iii-ti:j will :l‘lil\tl‘:i:\"l l'jor lite wot-it ‘.. e pen arge (counts If i I ’.
luv. This firm iiiukcs lint bodies lor ‘ | I ' ' ’ ‘ e .1
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORVVALK ‘ . . I \Korkmt'n trout llnnbui-y stutv tlitll 3 R i b, P ' 2
the mat lilt‘ltfl) pIi (IiiitiiptI and tin ctmtlilitttln III the t‘ouncctu-m Mum: 00 . epu a e ersons~ 0}
schuuze’s Qaniaary hlqucis ”‘3’ "“5 MW‘YI“ “WI“"H‘; Nil). 1 I t‘t‘llll‘l' im- about ll‘.«' mine. t‘Xt‘f'pl in 9.’ e?
t, ( ltii may m m's ore or l(‘ m . .I , .-, .. ...; O ‘6 o o o o e e o o e e o o O o e 9 e o 0 0'. o"
'1lll’llllll'ill‘llll't‘l'ri of this countrv is ii. “In “(ML “lithium” W‘ J H ll ’“‘ “0.....0“0”e”e“e”o”e”o’°e“o”o”o”o”o”o"I’I’. o”e
.7 ' ' ' ‘ ' ' 'l\' t'luts. lllt tutu: atii'i‘. :“Jil am
3.“ \VaShmgton Sl- 39 Minn Sh question mm is giving them much tout‘u“) in" _ - - _.., ~ , ~ .._,___.__.__, ._..- —-~~-~* -
\ l' 5 e l‘. ‘
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South Nor-walk. Nor-walk. (cllttlll. hill is bald to get .it any Tilt“ use III “III“! in making huts 1140111 :tltcr tlu- tinul .llltlgllll'lll “as
‘tt-ico and on May 1 lilo Australian i't~\ qn‘ortli‘il conmctit‘on in the past 0 [mauled by ”,0 “WW”... romp Ag
—_ l'l‘ c not to he the onlv bi one 1“ ‘ . I . . . ' ' 'i tho American Federation of Lain l'
“A k L H ' g l " l . nferioi'tt‘ oi the '
iui mung to ‘ R l 3 ~ Was decided not to tuu‘izc :i cusli st"-
illcuicnt. with Locwc & Co. it appear»
'Lc'ulnin that the prchiuu of tho for »
.uit. on :1 unit basis, was licinj‘. ill-ECH‘SU‘T suits M” 1’" “m".‘wm-Pd '1
Lift-ti, “fill that no lll‘OlIt‘Fl)’ 501.9,; lit tic-air luture. As the suits will ins
l'rp5idphl'illn‘l‘pufied, the stunting: oi‘ the lorw I
Stirlic)‘ told the dcfcndunis that the :“c>t:res will bc only it i‘ormulitytit
fund being secured for thcir l't‘lit‘fl‘llit putt of tin" tourts.
by the Aincrican ii‘rdcrutiop 01‘ Lo! Just what equity remains in tic
bur \\’il$t"tl0l bring: 'i'aiscd for [hgifi‘ltitllt’tl property is u question that.
plaintiffs in the suit and that aflcr! ‘5'““5‘5 local “‘"1 "-"li‘li' ""‘ll- Th"-
fort-closures take Man.- the AI‘Itqniton has been cxprcsscd that tits
l-‘. m l.. “-m endeavor to indemnify:("Almy will fall many thousands cl
’ Iollurs short of the amount of tho--
lament and it is rumored that tic.
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tin-ir loss through the forcclost:i'cs.!~““
Sli‘HlGl‘y Martin Lawlor. of the Unit} A. F. of 1.. has :zsccrtuinctl lhut sucir
is tin. case and for that reuson r~~
form to make it._casli settlement. 01'..-
u.... or icul estate men. who are familiar .
but: “iii-”tho value of the attached pm..-
Why, cypress a dillcrent opinion, but
say tho property has become lieutiiy
‘l'(.lillll)0l't‘(l during the past few years
iil‘. lions {or the non-payment t1”
liftCr‘ and ussesmncnts. Most of ll."
ri't‘uil‘ly is mortgaged. also.
in; and made an address.
01in the defendants in lht‘
\icrt admitted to the mcctinu.
2dr. Sculley grits frank in statingr af-l
inwards that he had told the dc-i
t‘cmzunts the A. F. of L. planned toi'
(.
any money to ,l). 15. Loewe & t‘o. inL
sitilcment of thesuit. l‘rcsidentli
Sculit—y denied that there was "DHWITHHOYD ANONYMOUS LET
truth in the report that negotiationsl
for cash settlement of the suit fort TER'S TO AWMT ‘R‘UL'NG 0”
CONTENTS.
3.100.000 were on foot, and added tiiutl
‘ ' . ) -. ' . . ~ ' . -
tlIn “hole Ituaittr was to Hit hands oil The local postal authorities are H]
t..t- American Federation ot Labor‘-
untl that the olflrers of the federation I . . .
“-0,... onmspd to paying Loewe & (‘0.i‘" winch is believed to be prejudicial
any cash. ‘Ito the best interests of good SOVIl‘l'L‘
“:i Jugu'itltrn Iigi;.,db\'ttiit‘ final d“’lment and which wore destined by an
tut] n o to title S ates supreme’ '
_ _ '. .. . ~ rtvc W de. trot-
court. Judgment of $231000 and costs‘qnwflyf‘JuS scndci to 1‘ l C
wt-it awarded :0 Locwc & Co. against Elam)" m the state.
the 189 defendants in the case. The; At New Haven five hundred of ti».
3:13; 'IonI ol' file ownership of aboutlloum-s are now held from tlclivciy
\~_t.thi mterest "10ch that ll'ltl 'ic-v ‘ ~ i ’ '
“ ‘ ‘ . ondmy u. rulm bv tic solicitor-ren-
tuiruluhd on the attached bank (lo-5p 'L’ g ' I h
itifill.‘ of the defendants then uroseicm .
and still for the interest money was WW“ “”5'
-. sliti‘ind bv atiorne\'s for Loewe it! Postmaster Andrew
guard here against an anonymous lo:-
1 upon the text in relation to tie
Leary iit lips
(“alto-Tim613122.??? iIricd tII.“'I“‘.""‘ ”‘Sicity will take similar steps upon the.
I i n. ‘. i'f3.' i"‘.'. .'
d a k ’g ”(t ‘m appearance of the hitters in the malls.
l'tiiicd Slates supreme courts and by . . . .
u... decision of the latter tribunal. The matter is Sillil to be unit-military
handed down last. fall, the interest in the extreme and cvcn goes on lures
titer was awarded to Loewe 8; (To. crying for an overthrow of the army
the trial of that action. it is uudcr- 'tnd mvy
stood, held up the pressing of tlwI‘ \ .
(.ilil‘l‘t’llt foreclosure actions to M'- The 07mm 0f mp lcttcrs Mud] have
(“1.) [hp Judguunlt in [lll‘ originulInOOdl‘d th‘ XC'W Haven posioifiCt‘. and
. . l t 1 resulted in the withholding from (it-
i.‘urmr.' tic pas won it munv ru- 1- , . .. -' n
_ , . . ~. iver ll lolinimlrr Piitlii iron. ;.~i
.n..i.~; have been in circulation in local I y yk 0. 1 H
butting clrclcs that a settlement of “3 yet “n noun.
tziu suit. on a Cash basis. was about.
to ht made. investigation of all rc-t
lmi‘i- showed that lllnt‘c way no loun-
uution {or them. The rumor of a,
r-t‘rslhi'c settlement on the basis 0"
)
Shit.
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TWO STAMFORD COUPLES Dl.
VORCED.
The Superior court granted ilurrit:
5'0““, in ”w“ "New...“ in h'llllll; N. l‘arkerton of Stamford at tlivorm
t'rt'lcs so slronzl)’ the taut tew days from Frederick A. I’uikcrion for th-
“list some n! the delcndants went to sertlon. The marriage took place it
‘lu u-ii mom that the nominations ‘9'2'
't._r ntilluwonl m that boots up”. Eva L. Thompson of Stamford also
= at: ui to ba- ttoned. secured a dccwe lrom Georg» Thomp-
I‘W‘“ ’3“ "m‘ °‘ “WW“ "l ”‘W Ion. Donation June it. 3913 was ul-
amw and [lethal are still under st- .
mum-em. tit-tine flute- umtm ”W 7"“ mm“? “'0" W“ ”“1
litmus-w m the em.“ ”’35
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Norwalk Chronicler