Masons! .
This merely laying brick
Meklooks like a simple
111111: trick, but it requires
some knowledge too, to get
g! solid, plumb and true.
W training the;
lapping“! shows that each
man must; know his trade. .
IQur trade iS'Coal, as well
pt; know, which we began‘
long, long ago. The Coal;
We sell item year to year
I cements our friendships far
and near and builds, we hope,
a tower of strength, a monu-
ment perhaps at length, to
stand erect and firm and
strong'and leanInot toward
Ian act of wrong.
BTOM TAILORING OF
ITHE BETTER KIND
N ioreign‘ woolens. .
-‘ ’Suits‘ $3530 to $65.01:
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn-
, WEATHER FORECAST.
Illbmoast i'or Norwalk and vicinity:
hu- tonight and Sunday. A slight
ldlsturbance,‘which is central
Northern 1Florida,is causing unset-
(led and showery weather on the
South Atlantic coast. Pleasant
'Ifeather prevails generally in all othe;
dilemma cast of the Ru: kv MOi. ntalns
‘welldei‘lned distmbance l-1 cent nl
War Utah. Freezing temperatures ex-
tent: along the northern border tron
Wane to Maine.
ported asttar 'south as Tennessee.
EATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low.
' Fair. ‘
42: high.
Through an error in Berlmaun &
h s odvertisemnt yesterday. Gold
Brand Catsup was quoted at 24c
e. The correct price is 12c 11
.tlQ- TIFF
titan“ Mrs. Charles H. Mann. 0:
engagement at their daughter
111, to David W. Clark, 5011 of
. Mrs. Aaron B Clark, of
bud, South Dakota.
«l-‘II headline acts of vaudeville——
1t. 1 3 days, starting Monday,2
11,. daily. 2:15 and 7:430. I
I lsecond degree was worked on
candidates last evening at the
"meeting of Cockenoe Tribe,
ITO. R. M. On Saturday eve-
_ pril 28111, the degree team of
g3“. Tribe will Journey to New
Highest'grade of domestic ’
over .I
Frosts were re~'
Copyright Han Scheduler 8: Marx
:‘ I . The Herald of Good Quality
OU’VE
smartest of
l
So. Norwalk.
. before; you know what he Stands
l for. He’s the Sign and emblem of
good clothes; he represents all-Wool
fabrlcs, the best of good tailOrmg, the
the garmentS; and a guarantee of
l your satisfaction. ‘ . .
. Hart Schaffner 8: Marx . ,~,I
and this stOre as headquarters ,
for these famous clothes
He’s on the label 1n the garments and when
you see him, you knowthe clothes are right.
“A small thing to look for, a big thingto find”
Rogers & Stevens
The home of Hart Schafiner & Marx clothes
seen that hOrseman
style, the correct fit of
He represents
T wo Stores
1"
Norwalk-
The south Norwalk Trust Company!
has reached its. sixteenth birthday
and invites you to give them a birth-«g: ’
day call. You can help them celebrate;
by opening a checking account.
The public and friends of the Rev.
2W. W. T. Duncan who preaches in one
of the largest churches in Brooklyn,
and formerly occupied the pulpit in the;
First \i. E. church for six years will]
be pleased to hear that he. is again tol 55’
occupy the pulpit on Sunday morningl
and evening, April 15. l
'l‘Ihe “ill of Robert Bieling, h‘usbandl Ill
and father of lWilhelmina and Robert
Bieling . of Shugutuck,
mitted to probate in I
surrogates’ court “it out 11 contest.'f
cuts of! seven of his children. 11 inch i'lt
includes Robert of gatuck, gives I
$500 to his widow, $1 0 his daugh’ ;
ter, Lizzie, hid the rest oI his 34, 000 L
"leak
AI.:<\
‘5“ .~/
estate to his son Ernest Bic-ling;
, —
' other materials we handle has made it necessary for us to
, sous Romain. -1,’,h°319,¥_1§é-;.
0 Our Customers
The continual rapid advance' in the cost of lumber and
increase our prices. 1
we exceedingly ngret that we are obliged to raise our
quotations, but we are powerless, and you will kindly rec;
ollect that we have many times urged you to place your or’-
ders that we might protect you.
Again we urge you in all seriousness to place your or-
ders now, for we have been advised by shippers that if pres-
ent conditions continue there will be no lumber to sell for
the mills are positively unable to get cars to make ship-
ments.
We have a complete stock now, but railroad embargoes
Ignd congestion in traffic upset the best. of calculations these
ays;
The Hatch 6 Balley Co.-
=sr'- . \ ' ' A'
Specials Today
LOINS or VEAL . .. .................... 23¢ '11.
some or VEAL ....... .. . .. ....... - 1.] ..... 24¢ lb
VEAL CUTLET-S ...... 30¢ lb.
POT RoAs'rIs (no bone)I ......... 22¢_24¢ 11. .
ROLLED 12113 Rosters ..... ‘ ........ 2s¢+3o¢ lb
FAN'cv FOWL ....... .-2s¢—32¢ 11»
Bears Meal & Provision Go.
(a Store's.)
I3 mm MAIN 3'1“.
13111111. s12.”
, ‘_..Norwa_lk:_l?hon.e‘ssr. 1
1 of! the body’ 3 unicous Insets or you’ll be a real
I- misery. in the kidney. region. you suffer from
I. {winges when the weather' is bad.
Tristram & Hyatt:
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A Wonderful ,' Showing of— flouncings 7
Oi white and many colors beautifully. embroidered, in 27 inch, 36 inch and 45 inch widths:t
Pretty :Silken Petticoats
Never have we shown a larger or more varied line.
Don’tmiss the Special Sale of QUAKER HOME
CRAFT Curtains in the Carpet Section
RED caoss CORNER. ;
The. busiest place in the city of Nor-
walk, at present. is the Red Cross
headquarters at 68 Wall street. The ’
building is now open for workers every _ .
day except Sunday from 10 until 12: 30.
and from 2 until 5, and also Wednes-
day evenings from 7 until 9:30.
Mrs. Mark Henderson and Miss Mar-
tha Henderson have made two dozen
pairs of pajamas. '
A group 0! Silvermine ladies took
home 6 pairs of pajamas and 6 aural
cal shirts.
The East Norwalk Improvement So~
clety has .taken home 12 pajamas. ti
surgical shirts. 12 bath robes and 6 hot.
water bottle covers.
Saturday _
and. Monday
-A ”now or
12.15012 home 12 pair at pajamas.
The Southern New England Tele-l .
phone Company has installed 11 telo
phone free of charge. Our number ls-
2”" ATTRACTi’ONS THAT WILL MAKE .2:
the building, rent free In _ - ‘
The Singer sewing Machine com i THE TWO DAYS OF EXCEPTIONAL INTEREST
pany of Norwalk and South Norwalk. ' $ $
has loaned several machines. :: Ladles Coats From 2 t0 5
Mrs. E. M. Lockwood has also donut- . . 1 A;
ed a sewing machine. 2 Reductions from the former selling prices. Childwn’s-l
The mm?“ IS 80 “MIN ‘md ”'8 U Coats at Reduced Prices. Girls‘ Wash’ Dresses at Special,
workcts so enlhusiustic that Nomalk ~ , . . y , . .
will 50°“ 1?“ 3"“m3 ”‘9 Dace ‘IO' “MC-“g !‘ Offerings. Price cuttings in all other departments to nuke ll
of much larger size. Tho. response 111‘ SA . A
the appeal 11111119 last week .tor lmme-' II! quick selling possible. ’3
workers has been most gratitying. ' II 1 1 _ k! ,
The R. a G. Corset company have We anticipate a call from you.
cut out 50 pairs or pajamas, 23 surgi-
cal shlrts, and 24 bath robes.
I“! v-
‘7'”?31'
‘ Assortments are‘ verylargc and complete in ever; do.
Q. 2..-.
partment.
PHlLADELPHIA LAWYER DEAD.
PHILADELPHIA, pril 14 .~J0lm O.
Johnson the'vvmow known lawyer. ' ~ . . . . . r-'1~:::::1.: :.:.:::.:.-..\..
died at his home here today. Death . - . 1
. was due to heart disease. ‘ 1 I '
We Should Drink [sis of Water and [all less heat, Says
Noted Authority 1111 Kidney Disorders
Rentmmenis Ia Spoonful of latl Salts in [less of Water Betuelf;
Breakfast in Stimulate llltl .913 1111i Eliminate . . f
, _~ ‘I the British . . '
brim! last for :1 f1“ days and \our kidneys will ‘
111011 111 t fine. This famous salts is made from
the :11 1d of grapes and lemon juicé. combined
“Ml lithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidncts and stimulate them
to 110l mal actitity. also to neutralize the acids
.in mine, so it. no longer is .‘1. spouse of irritation,‘
thus ending bladder “witness. - '"
J.1d“.uli513 inexpensit e, cannot injure. makes I
n delightful effervescent litlrirhuntcr drink which
iii-51s one sllmuld 11318 non 11min then to
. 1 neys ccun an act vc. Drug he 1:
they sell lots of Jad SallIEto folks misbehhfiii
overcoming kidney trbuble- while it is only.
Uric acid in meal; excites the liltiney 5, 11115311
become overworked, gct slugg, ish, ache, and '1'ch
like lumps of lead 'lhe mine becomes cloudy,
the bladder IS irritated, and mu may be oblioed,
to seek relief two or tluee times dining ti: 1: night.
When the kidnets clog you must help tl: c111 flush"
sick person shortly. At first \ou feel a. dull
backache, sick headache, dizziness. stomach gels
sour, tongue coated and you its rheumatic
a .
91 Eat less meat, drink lots of water: also get
iron; any harmonist four ounces of ‘Jad Salts; .
trouble. ' .9
tak e a habit: pooni'ul 112‘s glass of water below;-
keep the "
Norwalk Chronicler