ttrick, but it requires
knowledge too, to get
:2 solid, fluid) and true. i
“skillful training thus
layer! shows that each
mu must know his trade.
”it! trade is Coal as well
you know which we began
ting, dong ago. The Coal-‘
we sell, from year to year
tomato our friendships far
inducer and builds, we hope,
a tower of strength, a monu-
merit perhaps at length, to
" d erect and firm and
and lean not toward
oil {act of wrong. '
THE
‘ nets
1 1:08?th
.__'5
New Science
“108 ‘0! CHIROPRACTIC
one is the annuities oi the
. , tiresome Dice-co aroma
wrench. twist or unto in 1111
,1 liven it done in childhooc
with pinched nerves and pain in
um‘
lit. to the” diluent organs on:
I uract'otc remove the cause o.
and pain. health is restorei
b-uponlting the nerve "5
no! body. Female u-ouhle’
erect-intention; also curvatur-
- I too. You will never route
’11 Chiropractor i chance 1-
tlo 'treaunente siren also
Francis, D. C.
.ngton St? 8o. Norwalk. Conn
irate from Palmer School
i
. g are certainly dandies, com-
in a most satisfactory way
Quality and Low “Price.
guarantee you- satisfaction.
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00.
So. Norwalk.
"‘“—"’-"." A
T FREIGHT LINE To NEW
. WRK.
_ _NNiNG J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE, inc.
lbt bolt leaves Pier 27 East
New Verk. (foot of Catherine
cry day except Sunday. at 3 p
lghr received at Norwalk up to
. 'Ind at South Norwalk up to
Smith, Underlined.
Remington, all other
. makes, sold, rented
repaired. Rentals, 83
~ per month. Machines
..sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
RITER EXCHANGE
ideve“ Bridaeport. Con".
... 1......wv-
Banner Bakery}
_5 Monroe street
with PIES made toJ
UNS- and COFFEE 1
' J
styles we are showing for
Copyright Hart Schaflncr 5: Men
The Herald of Good Quality
OU’ VE seen that horseman
. before; you know What he stands
for. He’ s the sign and emblem of
good clothes; he represents all-wool
fabr1cs, the best of good tallormg, the
smartest of style, the correct fit of
the garments; and a guarantee of
So. Norwalk
your satisfaction.
. He represents
Hart Schaffner 8r Marx
and this stOre as headQu‘artersl’
tor these famous clothes.
He’s on" the label in the garmentS'andjhe‘n
you see him, you know the clothes are right.
“A small thing to look for, abig thingto find”
Rogers 81 Stevens
The home of Hart Schafihcr & Marx clothes
Two Stores
Norwalk
“Tristram '&9 " y'att’
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store '
indOw Shades toOrder
Fora-Single Window or an Entire Building. ’ We
Guarantee Prompt and Satisfactory Work
.at Reasonable Rates.
his 111 1111"
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
A. Splendid "Line of Curtains and Draperies
'-€- -I- ‘Ia/ala -j‘ja am/‘r/az-Mlala-I'I‘Hif 11.1.0:
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(Continued from First Page.)
lain kinds oi materials are used.
was not possible for the board of Id'l- .
The Leading
Ready-=to-wear
Store inNorwalkl I31
the contracts should go to Saturday '
e.vening it was voted to hold 11 spe- J
cia‘l meeting or the board oi‘ directors,
sdsy evening, and in the mean- ll
Um, Architect William A. Boring,
will 'go over the figures and specifica~' l!
lowest bidders and their figures. Up- “
on a resolution introduCcd by Judge .1
John J. walsh. Saturday evening. a, it
call will be issued for a special mect- Ii
ing of the Norwalk Hoopltnl Associa- '
11011 for Friday evening or this week. ‘
111 which time the association will be'
asked to authorize 1he board of di-'
rectors to proceed with the work in»
hand and to hive out contracts for the
bulldlniz of thencw hospital. is cost ’
,0! which is not to exceed $135,000
The monthly report of the lréasuicr
was also presented. and 11115 accepted
by the board.
Saturday night's meeting was call
ed to order by President Willinm- \ic- ”WP—“‘.’ ""
Mullen ,ubout 8' 30 oclock. and it was log, by which time he could com equipment. or propony of .1n1'kin1
moved that llm opening of bids for. plcie his work of summing up the. bids'umler charge of guards. will be fire
the constructionpi the new hospital Jami getting them into 11 compuc'i 1L; upon. ‘ ‘
be storied :11 once. Jurc. Two the motion of Judge \\'ai<b"Wl1'r' 1'0.“11atiu;' shotguns .11".
I‘l‘thllt‘t‘l Vtilllnm A “01'1“: “It’ll it has \Olt'd by U11 board that when "1‘9. hblc 'cnllncls 1. ill be nrnu:'d°11ii.h
owned the 111.13.11.11 figures of \\ Mob 1111- mchllnp.‘ ddjourhed 11 11011111111: for them and 11111 In inn-Med 111111 but-I11
W010 88 fONOWS' Jillt'f put-pox.» of meeting again Tuesday shot. Seniimh ' armed with rifles will
Construction 3'53 - Mining :11 R o‘clock be supplied, 11i'.l1 1111:1111 cartridges.
H. Wales MO“ ('Omnflhi'u 3105.423! Judge Walsh then- presented 11 run when practicublc. in addi1ion 11) ball
'“l'e'l -h“|‘dl‘ell “'Ol'km‘.’ lliilfi- 035* oiutlon in which it 11.1.11 resolved that cartridges."
0‘ bond,‘$510. the socrctd'ry call 11 spc'clnl meeting " ~<—-—-—~—~-~~~-~~—
NOI'COEB llmtlrcrs. 0" WNW-“01» oi 1l1c Nowell: Hospital Asnoclutlon FAREWELL TO MR. BOUTWELL,
Moss, $112,476. lluildlnrz to be com- . {or this Friday evening, at which .-
nlcted swim“ “"1; months. COS! 0’ time the mcmbms ol' the association
bond. 11595 W‘- concern rocom will bc asked to grant the authority .
mended “ml ”“3 building _be 0011' to 1hr Board of Directors to continua };a:;?;r;21 'r'f.'.°.~'.'."."1'15'§.°§§1'.'§.'.' {or
"mtg“: “00“ “1" C03“ (le pcrccnt- with the work in bond, and to issue Re“ A. H. Boulwcll pastor c.- ”I"
380 330' contracts for the building of the. new - ._ . ' . fl, . ‘ ' ,
naccwmln Building Company. $10k hospital, the coat of which shall not fiufifiihnffu'flk...“m.3331}; l'o'lf'g'ili'
700 Two ““1103“ ““1 ““3 working exceed $135,000. This rcsolution was Massachusetts llnptist Thissiouary My
(111118.. Cost of bond, $1,100. adopted. ciety wds élicn last ctenin: in 11111
F' '7' “am.“ Compauy, 39":700- TWO After hearing the tl'cosurcr‘s report church parlors. ll “ 11s largely unend—
hundrcd. and twentwfivo working 1111 motion to ndlourn, l0 meet Tues ed, and mum Demons mended m 11...
d“"”- Cost '0' bond: 500' day owning at S ocloclr, was made departing.‘
. . pastor 11 farewell and best
T‘ "' Pardon Construction Company. and c-.1_1-'.1ied . wishes in connection Willi 19111111119
3103 268' One hundred and eighty-live TREASURERS REPORT of appreciation of his services in linu-
working days. 008' 0' bond $1.000. '” bury; says the llnnbru'y News of Sal—
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u ‘.'/a -1-;-(WHW.I'I‘ Gunner/ulazu
Danbury Baptists Tender Departing
chit
singer.
Coll-under" s Pn‘ 1115. no doubt had much
, in «in with his decision to purchns"
_y. We also 1.1.11.3. 1mm there.
Amour: his neighbors at the Dolh‘
. twill be Andrew Carnegie Who lins'"
dditiorl to. our regular! W”, or .he SW“...
_l"( non:
Elwood—on—Sound: A. H. Roadshow, Wi‘ _
Ilium ’Zieeler. J A. Trowbv'ldvc and
in” ere whose wonev makes it oosslhi'
'fnr men like the irish Caruso to cap‘
ilnlize their tickets.
A regular ‘.'-meeting of the Building
land Loan Association will be held to-
MONEY IN M'coamck's vorce. I‘D-Is 2-m-
Fortune Made by a Man Who WarblesJi:
quickest road to wesrib in these days, "4
would seem to be that of a sucoessiulr- ‘
suited _for the machines that grind outJ
the “canned music. " Any one who is!
""1ed to doubt the truth of this'
fl ment. imight flask John dicCor- . 113
ck the celebrated tenor, who to'
d? y takes possession- of a. country on-
late at Nor-01011, for which he recently J.
laid $125, 000. This sum is said to rep '4'3I
resent the amounts paid to the Irish
Caruso in the past few years by the 1
phonorzraph companies. In addition,
the singer is sold to possess another-5
hundred thousand or so that has been.“ ,
paid by the American nubl' c with n. ' -days‘.
fondness for hearing him warble the J'l'
ballads of Old Erin. Mr. McCormaclq
will probably add considerably more
in his “1199) as he is still in his curlyJi";
'lhirtics.
he left his native Dublin and arrived
in London, virtually pennlless. but
possessed of a voice that soon won
I'li'MuI Iiervmnitihn
McCormacl-t's new home 1‘3 tbs
place built by Horman FleitMnnn near
thh went more of (‘nllemier’s Point
Tie. slum-'1' is ardently fond of bothlnr
Fond bootinn. and the. font that lhcrc
Ballade of Erin.
:1 being a munriior: maker the
especially one whose mice isJ
merits. '
hm
'52....
It is scarcnlv- -~1 dot-ado nlnccl
hm .
. We haVe a complete stock now, but railroad embflfgfls
and congestion in traffic upset the' best ditcalculations the“
The Hatch (z Ba1ley Co.
5
1
‘2
11
o‘ecé. Prlrl'
n‘l'lli D Crimmlps at Fire
33 511. Main ei...
lie-111mm...- o...- 1...... Elléi'l"
Coal, Suit, Dress, Skirt 3'“ Millin‘ery
. We carry the most dependable goods and the largest ‘
now. able to supply ouri ~n a, r( 1.12.. r» -11 11m on Mn. 11' 1 stock in The Norwal 1s Come 1th lo the assortment is good
and save money. Suits from $7 98 up. Coats from $5 98 up
Dresses from $6. 98 up Skirts tram $1.98 up. Hats from 75¢" ;
up We sell more suits and coats than all the rest: of the
stores in town. There must. be a reason. Corrie and b
without delay. You should be. one of the many Who kit
hotter goods when they"I see them. "
HE PARIS
' ' _slfilflbion and equipment of the new propeply, The instructions 1sslwrl 1'
~ ,. 1111111111 err-range the natures of the low- intent. The former class of oilenscs. 9°
‘ lest bidders, so that an cstinmtc of should be is
All of the construction bids were SERMONS BY REV MR DUNCAN
, ,, _ ‘ ‘ - - 111'day.I
accompanied by u certiiiid check of . A program . (11‘ fittnlrrlflinmcnl in
«000. With the exception of the .
'-Fearon Company's hid. all of the fig Made pan-logic Appeals to Large c5". charts. of W; Wi'fi \cns \1 as much
«no ‘ OWWMWW
To Our Customers
The continual rapid advan'cp‘ 1n the cost or lumber and
other materials we handle has xiiadc it necessary for us to
increase our prices.
.We exceedingly regret that we are obliged to raise our
quotations. but we are powerless. and you Will kindly rec-
ollect that we have many t1 ncs urged you're place your or-
ders that We might protect you.
Again we urge you 1n 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‘
. enjoymedlt. was on d by selections
may run very nearly allki. «The Pnr- gregations at First M. E. from the Bow) 0‘0““.qu piano. can”
(lee Companv aareed to complete "19' Church n , . , ..
n. d mandolin. Miss Mary Dunhaln
building in. the shortest space of limo; Rev. Wit W. '1‘. Duncan was the 1:9 a pleasing recitation. and Miss
1°“;"mdre‘lafmbfizmgigz" days. preacher at the Southt Norwalk Moth:- “hlnclm Jennison, accompanied by
"Feline.“ und Plumbing Company, 11.11.11 Episcopal Church. yesterday. in ‘I'r; Freda-ck llohdc.-prcscntch :1
$1"..908 15 Bond, 560 the absence of Rev. William G. (litiin. “'0 g’. $321090". row-11 consist 11" 9'
Gsorxe Gibson Company of New .1 . d 1 ’i” 1 a1 cs 11 1 .
' ir. Duncan was greete by a urge Y. 10211111 1‘19 dm 11,11
York Cit $12,100. Bond $121 Mrs. 0. 1.111
M J. I’ll'nlav & sons no “'llierbul'v cangregntion both at the morning and “chdc. Miss Edith SiloC'nllnm. and
Conn, $11977 Bond '360 ' evening services. He was pastor or “is. John Sen-c .accomuuuled 11v Airs.
' this church several years ago and nor lll.Looe1.wus much cuim ed. 'l‘hc
, Heating Bide.
, . , . / . Harmony suing or'chestrn, consistin'r
M J. NW“ 6" Sons, of \5 illelbul). ing that time made himself Very pol) m. m“ Max's-nerds Hand. “‘85 mm].
Conn, $16,172. ulzu and well l1ked in Norwalk.
lecn Plough \liss \lar'gucriic Rumors
Gem-go Gibson Company 31330.0 “ "19 morning “9"”99 Rev. ‘1‘" .'end M‘s: Marie Zuer'u. pianist, was
Ccst of bond $132. . . . _. . .1
H Runcan chose as his subiect, "The well- received. _v1-_ 11.. Humans, pop-
catim: &. Plumbing 011111111111» 11.1s'lriei1lv micr-
912591.110. Special sy stern, $12 .721 80: Spirit of the Times" In the evenins ulm isolationist
' .. mining in humorous recitation’s.
mm 0" bond $10 he spoke 0" The March Of the hr and M1's:.(. F‘. Bnutwall parents
inlmnnn Fam...» Company. $13,269 Mighty." Ml‘. Duncan is an eloquentlIM Mi Rmu1.1eii .md Rm. and “m.
0;; ' :ef' blind‘tlgrl 10 0it 8: ('onmanv inc. speaker and his sermons Of... yesterday” ll. Thompson, of South Norwalk;
314'23'77.S Cost of bond not included. i“ 31‘? “("11 ill) 10 his usual high stand- 11 we _miests at tho- rec-culled Ed;
' Electrical Bids. ' J side in both of tlrei'n he used touch 'I‘IthrInnsonIIi.I1 11.1Isl.(11'IIoi ll1I South 501':
T"'"""" 3'99”“ Company, 0" NW“ Jcs of patriotism which appealed great 33%" 33"“ "t " 1111111
1‘1: 111 ICIuI: hidditiss One hundred andIl . . I J Wu 1111 pp ,. ction or “135 pound liens:
*"M‘ lmirman of the refreshments
Tho Tezn1e1'Com 1111 5 bid 11115 theJ dict. c I“ I
on” b d lc'cclied {301113111111 electricnli GUARD GETS ORDERS TO SHOOT committee A. c '11] l1n111'i‘ollo11mlz
cnnhnctors. either local or out of 5 —~—-—- the. program oi” the 01 cum" 1111s mucIlIl
town it was the general belief ol'i instructed to Fire on Any Ode Trying: enjoyed.
the board. that mafly locul electrical, to fir-1mm Prencrtv.
contractor's \1 cold figuic the job but 1 smmérs on duly in the Eastern 1).:—
5“¢" W85 110' ”‘0 case. ipartment have been mdered by Mo» Bull?” ‘pQRT, April 16 -Apm-oxIa;
Ami totalling these figures up,tl10 1or-General WM“ 1101. in share “'0' mately. 8.000 Slovaks are threatened
1a,”... anti- all) for the, complete con-J in uprforminp; thh work of guarding with eviction from their homes I i.“
at Bridgeport in the event of a.
Jderiaration of. war bemoan Austria;
Liwht refreshments who so 1'10! 11h
J
SLOVAKS MAY HAVE. TO MOVE
, building figures to about. $125 000 in department headquarters at Govern-
' "win and architects fees. are Island read as followm
' Possibly the cost will exceed this fig-J "All acts of Holmes annnrcntb in .HmIg'ary and the United States. mam:
1111's .11. little,‘ but it. is not probable spiced. by disloyalty or sedition are to; here or this race, who number 3000“.
"that tho building could be erected for l 11...... “cm-"Ml” ”"‘ “M" """‘ , 1 until ali'z~
(my less s11m;lt was suggested by' 1‘“ once, upon the occurrence of any less '2?” half 0:52:03: eover'mrnent
one. 1’. Walsh that when the mesh? such incident- a prompt. and vigorous éd.“ W come ‘1 .8
p‘. .e'eimim'ed, it should be with the assertion of the Fedemflpower should order that no alien enemy may ap-
Junde'rstanding that the board again be made Ordinarily oftense against preach within a. hall mfle of any mu;
assenible next Saturday evenine' and the law must not be mistaken forIacianwon plant. Though loyal to this
in the meantime Architect Boring M'f'rrittc-l with redil‘cvs or t‘ 2 "W .lmtl‘y and in public meeting: open
(1, to “)9. civil author-ii an ‘11: stating that they hoped Austria}
‘ " 1be new structure could I; executing the foregoing instrnc- Hungary would be overthrown 11nd
1 ram-Ivan of tile present unsettled con— wcspcr'lnlly at night. to prevent 111111191. '91“ and Will have to 11111111.
dltions. and the flt'itnatinic prices crime injury to works under chemo
materidl's he thought discount-better guards... Any person attempting to .
'j'tor the board to' inset Tuesday even- damngc any work, building. supplies. Sentinel AMEND?! Tryouts.”-
_ . “a II _ "~. I I II . I 4"» . " '9'
H. Krieger 1C0.
15 1”
I'
1‘
" be presented Mr. Boring stated that time every precaution will be taken, a...“- ram emancipated they nrc '3'; .
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