roasts them. for a
_ -d we will show
and it is that some folks
up such awful capers
irriting letters to the
' ‘instead of saying
_, - Joel I’ll pay the
i- I 'what I owe, then
feel so kind and nice
likely he’ll reduce his
up .
News Sc‘ienc
, 0N .OF CHIROPRAchc
tactic is the definition of the
of the license andthe art oi
the same. Disease is caused
wrench, twist or sprain in the
Even if done in childhood
pinched nerves and pain in
Villa in the different organs and
. ractors remove the cause 0!
and pain. health is restored
,lllrmonlzlnx the nerve sys
_ "your body. Female trouble»
apeclnl attention: also ourvaturr
pine. You will never regret
BY AT LAW
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‘ «Semi
for Booklet“
on Patents
HOS MIMIC STREET
RT. CONNECTICUT
: cessor to Wm.- Mron.
Phone 499.
rtStreeL- Earn Nor-walk
n'fith, "Underwpod,
Remington, all other
snakes, sold, rented
paired. Rentals, $3:
per month. Machines!
sold at $5 per month
pL'lMRER
WRITER EXCHANGE
'l‘cl‘j Ave" Brides-Ind. Conn.
l
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menu.
We haVe a complete stock now, but railroad
and ”congestion in traffic upset the beat of calculation
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
’2
3 Days’Slaughter Side
Of ,. New Spring Coats,
Suits and Dresses
A manufacturer’s over productioa was offered to us at
a price for much less than the cost of the material. We
bought the entire stock and added a very small margin of
profit to effect an immediate disposal. Suits and Coats' In the
new prevailing shades. Same must be sold in three days.
Come without delay to this three days‘ slaughter sale and
save more than fifty per cent. on your purchases
WOMEN’ S AND MISSES‘ WOMEN' S AND MISSES'
SUITS COATS
Worth $45.00, sale price $20 Worth $45, sale price $20
Worth $40.00, sale price $18 Worth $4“ sale Pr?“ $‘8
. Worth $35, sale price $15
Worth $35-00: 53k prIce $I5 Worth $30, sale price $12 95
Worth $30.00; sale price 5512
Worth $25, sale price $10
Worth $25.00, sale price $10 Worth 320' sale price $895
Worth $18, sale price $8.95
Worth $15, sale price $6.95
Worth $12, sale price $5 95
Come and see the bargains we offer and come quick.
CLOAKS m PARIS_ 'MlLLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
The Norwalks‘ Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Gar-
ments of the Better Kind for Women Who Know.
“5...
I.W
”Juana-u:
Its-I. spa-.1 lulu
bland-I
“at 5.008 m are Meteor [In
a Purely military standpoint to null
a letter sent. to Governor lilies—b
water-day My member: of the:
House of Representatives and repre-'
sentallIe citizens from a large num-
ber of towns where companies of the
Homo Guard have already been or.
ganized and mustered in but in whiciII
companies cannot be uniformed and
equipped because of the announce-
ment of the military emergency board
of the state that it could not sum.
and equip over 5,000 men called at
the headquarters of the board in Hart-
ford yesterday and claimed that this
action was putting it damper on the
ratIiotism of men who reside in the
rural communities. The board feels
that while 5,000 are sufficient to guard
the slate, curtailment of equipment
is dampening patriotism.
A delegation from Glastonbury
where they have a battalion recruited
land mustered into service propose to
vobtuiu special lexisintinn which will
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’
BUY
thoelnteialleovlliflldmm?
‘ mticut Million Entermyboudta ‘
.l
HERE !
Standard makes
clubs.
Parowax 90 lb. cake
Ila-dingDryGoodISws-e
r *1
FRUIT JARS
NOW !
3' 13" Year 8 Prices. A great opportunity for housewives and canning
Jar Rubbers 100 doz.
Folding Ironing Boards $1. 75
Strong frames that are quickly adjusted. Cloth covered tops. -
CLOTH COVERED SLEEVE BOARDS ......................................... 29¢
PARKO SEED TAPE—Saves seed and keeps the growing plants at the proper dis“-
tance apart. All the best varities of flowers and vegetables, Ioc the package.
I
J
permit the Icon to furnish arms and
quuipmcnt logeA the company there.
, To Anpmprlate Money.
I The city of Bristol \Illl appIopriIIII
. suflicient money to arm and equip the
,Bristol company which could not be
.lukeu into the first line on account
of the large number of men enlisting
elsewhere. in Slmsbury $3 78 has been
‘subscribed for arming It company.
i A large number of onllstmcnts in
ithe l't’St“'1\P cmps «110 being made.
The stuff IecIuiliur: officers lune not
been announced but the members of
.lhe military emergency board are at
work preparing this list.
i The board is cmuhattlng the idea
that the slutcnriu‘ories are for the use
.of the militia alone. The board holds
that the National Guard is now iI
Federal service and the United State
government has never acquired the
right to use the armories either as
storage houses or rendezvous for its
’soldicrs. and that the state will see
{that the Home luau-d companies are
backed up in their riplu of using: the
. jurmoiirw.
—_ ..__.-—~
:$50, 000 Hill [088
Cod Fish
Tile Fish:
\ ”SPECIALS‘
‘Butter the finest creamer-y, per lb. ................ 48c
Swift’ 5 Jewel Shortening, pcr lb ................... 20¢
Pure Fruit Jelly............ .3ju1525d:
Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb. ..................... 21¢
Selected Mixed Tea, per lb. . . . . . . . . . . .. ............ 25¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
Specials for Friday
Roe Shad
Buck Shad
150 ill.
10c lb.
140 lb.
' 140 ‘ lb.
WEAK ....................................... 10¢ ll).
I‘l’é‘éfilhé’l???x:xr:::::’:::::‘:::::::::..3..""s¢25$
Earlhnfggsrnfis ................... ......... 10¢ ll).
3mm ........::::'.1:::::::::::::::::::::: Egg l}:
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St. ii
South Norwallr: Norwalk.
i
'1 small.
I The fire engine sent from Hartford
. Slligt‘ at the Palace Vaudeville tilt-nun
TODAY IN lllllllllllll
(Continue-:1 From First Pam
i . LT...
='hIIIIII:Il to the ground The Darlin
block was next ln the IIIng. but the!
llromcn succeeded in saving this
building, although the loss by \\‘lll(‘l‘ ‘
will be great.
‘ The Cains \Voodumking plant had»
Ibeon in the hands of a receiver und'
'IIas soldut ll Iecelvoi’ 5 auction only'
last week for $29,000 to C. H Dress-l
er, of Hartford, who will suffer a
heavy loss.
This morning's lire recalls IlIv
Meadow fire of May 12, 1911; when II
commutation practically wiped out
the Meadow section of the low 11, runs-
lug 11 loss of $200, 000. .
The Duffy home IVIIII owned by Miss
Mabel Duffy and‘hor sister Florence.
The lumber yard of C. L. Jenckrz,
across the street from {the DIII'I‘y
house IIIIs somewhat damaged by the.
file. but lllt‘ loss, it was said. II'ml
noun-III 'lllt‘ Connecticut firm to assist
in fighting tho blaze, had to lay 1,100
foot of hose from the liter below
it could not a stream on the file.
. Hazelton “Theatre Burns.
HAZBLTON. Pn., 'April 26.——:Flro
supposed to have started back ‘of tho
destroyed that building and complete-I
1y Iuiucd the dopmimem
Clnwnce Sasso. today.
estimutrd at $200 000
“othel Barn Destoncd.
BlJTllEL. April 2641119 large
hunts and Outbuildings on n farm at
Sunset Hill. purchased recently by
William SClllndPl. II New YOIR Inb
beI importei, us a summer place
Ivcic dcstmyed by II mo of incendiary
Oilgin caIly today with II loss esti-
mated at $2.000.
~‘-—‘**"_
lulu collisions
son in honor of the Frenchmen.
ice in plain clothes were stationed at
Fienchmcn today. while ll detachment
0t soldiers remained constantly on
guard ill the White residence.
ed by Foreign Minister Balfour.
preliminary meetings today wltlI"Gov-
I-rnmem officials in preparation for
Ihe joint conferences among the Am-
“ crican. mitish and Flench Ieprescn-
tumorI \\ hich begin tomorrow
sin: I: of tired Boy Scouts of America in
T“? 105* i“ city have pledged themselves each to
'rnise enough foodstuffs this summc};
to cure for the family of one soldier’
or trailer that has been called to the
coitus, and to devote theiI lime to
this work till completed. All are said
inany, 11an already begun the IIOrlI
on their. plots of land.
ill l__|l___llll RESPECIS
I. Vida-i, Goa. lelire and When
See President Wilson and item-
bers of tile Cabinet
\t'ASIiINGTDN, April 2bx-vlieslt-d
(from their long ocI-nn journey to
Hampton Roads and thence by water
to Washington, the heads of the
French Mr Mission to tho. United
States Ilrmmzcd to call formally on
President Wilson today to pay their
respects. This. was tho principul M‘t‘lll
on the day's program of the distin-
guished Visitors, preliminary to the
beginning of formal cmlicrI-Iiccs with
AIIIerican officials on lllt‘ United
States cooperation in the war.
An opening event on the day's pro»
gram was It call of courtesy on Sec
rotary [rousing by the entire l-‘I‘I-nchl
Commission. headed by Rene \‘lvinuiJ
: Minister of Justice and thinner prom:
ier; (ion. .iol’fro, Admiral LThoclvaI‘ut‘
and the Marquis (lt‘ t‘humbrun. I
Next. (’illllt' II will by M. \‘iI'lIIni,
it‘llm‘l‘ll .loh‘rc IIIIIl Admiral ()‘lIoclII:
put on President Wilson at the Win“:
House. Then followrd calls upon Soc-l
retur} linker by {ion-em! .lollrc and
upon Secretary ”illllllri by Admiral
Cochcpmt. Lulcr M. Vlvnul, called
at tho Capitol to puy his respects to
\‘icel’rcsidmt Marshall.
AII automobile trip to the principal
palms of inlcrcst in the national cup-
ltnl was IIIrangId for lllt‘ entire party
in the IIftcrIIoou.
Meantime subordinate members of
the conunhsion thinned 10 hold pre-
llmiuaiy conferences with AIncIlIau
IImIIl milllmy and financial lepre-
sentatlves. _
The day“ activities “on: to be
brought to ll. close with n Illnnol at
the White House by President \i’ll-
Secret Service operatives and pol-
the
the various places visited by
head- A
hold
The British War Commission‘,
90V SCOUTS TO RAISE FOOD
BRIDGEPORT, April 26:"le hun-
this
to have been trpined in gardening and
A STRAIGHT TIP
Bu'y'. ,Cameron Motors A
Stock, and buy all you can
at present prices.
\
I.
GDRPDRATIDN unnmnmrms co.
‘ {1328 Broadway
, Will Sell Entire s
l-Mcn’ 3 Crawford Oxfords at $2
REMOVAL S ALE
Before-Moving toOut NEW
.QSIor‘e" at? 31 SO. Main St.
5-00
Ladies’ Mayfair Shees, Oirfords.
I Ladies’ White Canvas Hi. Lace Shoes t , I 6
Children’s Brewn Play Oxfords, a $1. 49 $ 9. $2. 50
LadieS’ White Canvas Pumps,
Bargams you will remember for a long time.
lock Below Gust
.50, $2. 79, were $3. 50. $4. 00,
Pumps, $1.79, $1.,98 $2. 25
sizes 5 1-2 to 2, 98c. .
$1 39-
,.
( all Your limbs.
H'Pl‘lCC
M
. Fresh Sea" Food. Specials
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Steak Halibut ..... 22c lb. »
Steak Cod ......... 150 lb. , .
Steak Boston Blues 'I4C lbt
Haddock .......... 10c lb. . . .
Green Weak Fish .. I5c lb. Steak Tile ........ 15c lb.
Shad Herring .. . 8c lb. Green Butters ..\. 18c lb.
ROE SHAD . ............................ 7... 13¢ ll).
CUT SHAD . ...................... 12mg”).
SHADROES..................‘ ............. 45¢puir
EXTRA—EXTRA .
OPENED CLAMS ............................ 25¢.Ip.
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
. (2 Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
‘ South Norwalk. Phone 1:80.
13 MAIN s’r.‘
Nor-walk. Phone 881.
j‘ duly a Few "More Days, in ”Whichilu Gala
A 9x12 Congoleum Rug ".
At $7.95
Save nearly $2.00 by getting one of these ruge before
May 1st. .
‘7 A; I‘Angevine _& Son Co.
Norwalk Chronicler