C 10th1ng
3; ‘: gried to Come in
Day Brings More
1 7 : O'.ercoats and
Suits
1.
~ i 2A Ford touring car stolen at an
7 VOiles. Batiste Flaxons, Dimties
Swiss, Normandy Gingham.
. and Percales 1
E KB
45 a. A7 went Mammal; street;
Under. Winnie flotel '
Senorita-walk
lmutek
HATS
early hour in Stamford last night.
passed through Not-walk before the
‘local police were notified it is believed.
2‘; Are Right
' TO and better
1:111 DAVIS.-.
.- .1;\’(.TON STREET “
. ll NORWALK
. .1. discharging a.
-, .11.
'l Gris & Clans.
.itlllll J. BIC-
<~.:1111ng at the
'1 1
McEnelly‘s
. Armory. Tues-
-,; till 1.
' .--l'lt‘l‘ company
at 10
1 call was from
11'11l5 D. Howell.
..... -\ “,1.
Phone 378.
own home f01
parties is just
.\ \«.:‘:1' small pay-
.1- you any model
111-18 South
evening.
‘~1"Zl'
I .-11
1
~-?ly'.<
. 1\("l‘_‘\'
S 7:51 Hats—O’Brien's,
_= lEaster Cards now on sale.
‘make your selection now at Donnelly’s
‘ 1broken into last night at some time.
but an investigation this morning by
,PocahOntas. I. O. R. M..
!held a successful dance in the Town Roman; _ SOflfil‘NOl'WSJk
Assembly hall. The dance was large-
ly attended. Svec’s orchestra furnish-
cd music for the occasion. The reg- g
ular entertainment committee was in —\\'c have :1. wonderful display of
——“’e have a. wonderful display of
Why not
have everything that Well-
dressed men require in
16 - 18 So. Main St.
Th1! store of James O‘Brien. . ‘ ltion. The Rt. Rev. P. J. Mythen L! a
hatter of \Vashington street. 1:191: 3' hat Ibrilliant speaker 3"“ of Wenderful
personality. and he Will handle the
.- ,- l
READY NOW
at l
Mr. O'Brien disclosed that nothing
had been taken.
’—-Revi\’al meetings. Franklin and
Momoe Stieets eve1y night, 7: 45.
A Studebaker jitney bus ~stoglen in
Bridgeport at an early hour this
morning was later found abandoned,
at Southport by the police. who had‘
notified the Norwalk police to be on
the look-out for the bus, as it was
headed this way.
1
Rogers 69" Stevens 1
No. 31. Degree of g
last night
VV‘anoma Council.
charge or the affair. Easier Cards now on sale. “1115' not
make your selection now at Donnelly's
16 - 18 So. Main St.
——Coal at Harris 8.- Gene.
.M' N. Marshall 6‘: Co.. of this .city. —Revivai meetings, Franklin and
slur! manuiacturers. have been sued Monroe Streets every night 7:45 ‘
by llailey & Co.. of New York, for ' ’
$45,170.:1llcged to be due on a con- Further investigation into the ncci-
signmcnt of shirting ordered when it dent on Winfield street Thursday
“as 57 cents per ward and \\ hich suh— lilight when Howard Field of Central
scqlicntlv dropped to 17 cents. It atenuc. his pile. and two sons. Fred
is also claimed that the shirts were and Philip. were struck by an automo-
not up to standard. bile and more or less seriously lnjur-i
cd. has revealed the fact that the dri-i
—'l‘lmrs1la.v. Mani? at Regent The-lx'cr of the car “as a man named'
airc “The Celtic Players" will prosegt :Charlcs Kaiser. of W‘csiport “orklng‘
' 1 1‘ Siorc. Main street.I
. iis business. Stock
‘11 removed to the
‘11, where Mrs. 'Hcr-
1-.‘1‘11'1 had charge of the.
Eult'd with the. lat-
..111
1 y l1lirrl3&b Gang.
‘i;l‘.;1=chall club will
' 1111 meeting: this alien:
511111-1115 have been made
41:1111 ol‘ the season which
‘ 3111‘. 011 April 1?tl1.witll
'1; Colored Giants of ii ridge-
1‘1: ilC\\' Malone field. which
the season by
‘
prepared for
11.: ring. Red \lcn's Hall Nor-
(«night Music by Svec
'..1\1f0'11':11 r11 11in: March 14
:1‘11:. 1111 viii plax the:
..\ lniexmediates at
S Hill ("1111tr1 School has “on
‘ o' filler-ll contests. losing one
‘1‘ Y-‘z'izrkiin. one to Staples, one.
1 l» and one to. the
0’13.‘.T."
21111141110116,
ll :51; Seconds.
rinses Crutches and
Surgical Supplies
__._..
ililson-Powell Corp.
11TH NORWOLK
SC 1U
. .,-,. ..
11.51111111111111111-111.“um-unmmu 1
_._... .._..x._.-_:.... x.
.1... .11 yum-111111111...
No Member :__
of the :3
1 umuu 1 -m 1.111 .11..
,3: .. r. .
zark Lantern”
Fraternity
l
l
‘ « yet penetrated ' E
std
.‘I 1 1.11
1. 1 ma
gauge:
{0 Deposit vault
3; our eleetric
":11 system.
11..
1 1133,11.
amass
a non-"11m.” 0
.3J-
1 may have a
71-71017de box in
Eef for $4 a year.
he includes the
a private room ,
"i . 1 ferring to your
.1 1
Kira—£13..
<1
1'
‘1'
I.
~-—,—-,l
“sill Norwalk *1
rector of the Christ church of Strut-idem 3hr. 15. Dancing till i. ’
ford and editor of the Connecticut
(‘lmrchmam at St. Paul's Episcopal‘REPUBLICANS MEET
':church last night. Reta. Kennedy
“The Kerry. Cow" Auspices of A. 0.5for \Villiam P. E110. as a carpenter. I __ .
iH- Seats 750 $1 00. $1 50. Box oflice A Warrant is being issued for his ar- E:;a(;,o;§3:rf1?;(l‘llfI 1:31.? 111:2;l1lillgliiof3;¥
01u "8 at 10 A- 1“- ‘Iondfly 14th- \0 “‘5" °“ ”“3 Charge 0f “lemma arm”; '111‘1: I‘arisol Iflonnd :1 1m found 1110'
Phone orders will—be taken until 1: 30 and it is bclinnl that Mr Field will}
IP. ;\[ :have recovered sufficiently by Mondm
' ito appear in the court and press the
charge against him. I
~63
“Revival meetings. Franklin apdl
Monroe Streets, every night, 7:45.
E \ meeting of the T‘airfield County
Rrpublicon Association opened at 1
o‘clock this afternoon at the Strat-
fiold hotel in Bridgeport. Among the
Norwaik members of the association
‘nre: A. C. \Vi1eeler.-State Senator Ne-
hemiah Candee. State Representativem
‘Ilarvey 3T. Kent, and Samuel J. “Int—
kins. Deputy Sheriff Nelson Benedict
Edmund E Crowe and Deputy Sheriff
111 duard B. Doulens.
Beginning Monday the Norwalkl
Lock companv will start on a. five!
(la; week. and will open for work at
S o'clock in the morning instead of
7: 30 o ’.clock as has been the custom
"The announcement was made yester-
day. Previously the shop had been on
i ~Fine assortment of Gaps.~O:Brlen'a. :11 six dey‘week.
Another address in a series was de- —-Last Appearance McEneliy’s
,iivered by Rev. Chauncey 0. Kennedy Singing Orchestra at Armory. Tucs-
AT ROYAL JAMES
Continued from First page.
‘spoke on the subject “The Faith By
\Vhich “'13 Live: or, the Incarnation
in the Life of the Twentieth Century. "
He handled the subject in a. very
Ipleasing and interesting manner.
1
the caucuses of their own wards
1where delegates to state conventions
were elected and declared that it was
the only place where an opportunity
Beginning tonight Nor-walk shoe was afforded to express the opinion of
stores comprising the Norwalk Boot the women.
Shop Colyars and Olseng will join] Following the address. an interest-
the shoe stores in the Second District 1118' general discussion 0f will?!" (‘5'
in closing their stores at 6 o'clock on pecially those concerned with the city
Saturday nights. For the past, five and state elections and appointments
months the First District stores have .for offices. took place among those
remained open until 9 o 'clock on Sat- present at the meeting.
-—l'nited Taxi Co. Phone 378.
tuned their independence. that they 1
to obtain theirs, and this pledge was
,which' the Irish people responded to
iAmerica's assistance
; Anaconda . Copper
ito relinquish an (\elllllg' of his veryi
‘broad views upon
' T“ R [CI-‘1
1506 miles and four laps.
Monday evening starch :1 t‘m
o'clock. Rt. Rev. r. 3;: WW
then. I). D.. Vicar General
Newman. and a collateral dema-
got or the famuos Henry Gretna who
was the head of the Irish Parliament
at the time or the American Revoln
on.
ancestor of this speaker. that .Presi-
tinental Congress made the pledge,
that when the American states ob.
in turn would assist the Irish people
because of the magnificent manner in
in the Revolu-
Irish question from every angle there- ,
of. .
It its. signal honor to Norwalk that?
Hon. J. D. Ryan. the president or the;
Company'. is willing;
valuable time to come here in behalf 1
of this great cause. ilc too. is prom-
inent in the American movement for;
Irish Relief and~assismnce. i
or course. Judge John J. W'alsh,
who has alwaxs bet 11 an exponent of
libertv and of the rights of humanity ,_
is too well knowa locally to require
any advance recommendation. He is
a student of histors and a man of
all questions and
will give a local touch to this question.
which is so important. not only to the
Irish people but to U11- welfarcrol' the
world .
General Russel Frosi will preside at
the meeting.
If reservations lmvc not been made
it is tho. desire oi lh1 (rimmiltce ow-
ing to the limited number of tables
which have not 111-1-n woken for that
the public 1n1ii11111 H lir intention of
attending at once.
TEAMS .\l:l2 DEADLOCK-
I-il). .
M1111": 12,—TllC last
day 3 "ill d 01 1111 51111 ;: six-day bicy»
clc race. at Madison <~1uurc Garden
found ller‘L teams sIn l deadlocked for
lthe leadership at illo l "Sth hour to—
dav—llutlanil l or1112‘..l'rocco and Co-
burn. and Egg and \111. Kempen. They
NPRV YORK.
ipacc too hot and \11111th.
Four other it‘ 111113 \11 :1- bill'it‘lléd (in?
lap behind the lc:11l1I1.'=.:tnd the only
other rcm lininr: 11: 1111 more than a
mile turthcr in the 11.11
The rccord for thr- l. \ih hour is 2.-
made in 1914
by Cameron and Kaism‘.
Ton little b0\ f1icn1i~ of Harry ‘M
Bach met at his home ‘17 Lowe street.
Tliursdax afternoon. :11 ‘1 joined with
him in celebrating his ‘ifth birthday
anniversarv. 'l‘ho lads played games
and cnjovcd refreshmem prepared bv
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Belch. the par-
ents of the littic host.
Nor-
”Dancing. Red
walk. tonight.
Ifimee
M’en's "all.
blush: by-Svcc.
urdny nights With the success of the Thirty members or the league at-
earlv closing plan throughout the tended the luncheon which preceded
country. the passing or Saturday as a the meeting At the meeting itself.
,husiness day is marked inasmuch asgthe following Cities and towns were
”a large number of stores in the var1-;represented.Westport Fairfleld Red-
ous cities now close a half a. day on. ding Bethel NeWtOWn. Danburv
the last day of the week 3Ridgefleid, Wilton, New Canaan and
Nor-walk.
It was voted to hold a similar meet~
ing every two weeks. The next meet-
ing will be in Wilton.
Franklin andrl
——-Rev1'va1 meetings,
'1' :45.
Monroe Streets, every night,
: THE MAN 4
OUT OF WORK i
Is often out of funds.
If you are a. salaried ,
man, provide against uni ;
expected dismissal by hav- /
ing a bank account to fall"
back upon. ‘
of watching our Win- '
(1011115 for changes in
Our Current Events
In our
Savmgs Department "Ci’mmel'Pi a1 Accounts
4 per centinterest works;
every day you do and -
, Sundays too. , , ‘
SavingsAccounts
Safe Deposit Vaults
Foreign Exchange ,5?
pictures. - ' =1
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
MANUFACTURERS
Smcial This -chk Only
One of the first and best made nitro-
gen lamps in the country on sale' this
week only. '
' QUALITY GUARANTEED
100 Watt 230.310“ Nitrogen lamps $1.00
200 tht 220 Volt Nitrogen lamps 32.00
at my shop in thfi reel“ 0! Maheckemo
ate
.1. M. MOELLER
ELECTRIC SHOP
of the
United States and Canada Emmi ,
oéthodqx church is .1 Protestantj
It was to. Henry flatten the ' 1.
dent Franklin on behalf of the Con- 1 '
gmrounown
HOME
JUST $5.00 DOWN
WILL BRING YOU
ANY MODEL
VICTROLA
on Our Easy Payment Plan
-—
9
Donnelly 8
16-18 So. Main Street
OPEN EVERY EVENING
,About 600 people attended.
.Levn."
'evenln .
CHILDRENS’ An)” ,
WORK DESCRIBED
Continued from First page?
children in foster homcs.
Senator Nchcmiah (.‘andce explain-
ed the educational hills which are be.
fore the present Legislature. explain-
ing those. which were especially of in-
terest to the Norwulk teachers. and
answering questions concerning them.
Those of cspcciul interest were: The
retirement system of teachers
pensions for samc; the continuation
schools for scholars hclvvccn the uses
of 14-16; special classes and special
teachers for mentally deficient chil-
dren; failure or any town to furnish
necessary supplies. the State will do
this. 11101101 to he iefundcd bv toun
I’hssical and health instruction as a
part of the rcgnlar courses. Theie
“as a Mary large gathering of touch-
ers and citizens present.
A very successful dance was held
last cvcning at Music hall. under the
auspices of the Springwood A. C.
Blillv
and partner won the prize
Csardas, one of the features of the
- -Revival meetings, Franklin
Monroe Streets. ever" night.” 1 45.
. , u‘wish ‘somc-
lit/flew. W131 111.
you some newto ”you
need BEECHAM‘S PILLS. liven
when digestion is good, poxsons
are formed during its pro-
cesses that unless eliminated
inmate mind as well as, body.
and
1mm. ‘
,~fl_-‘
CUT ms OUT—JET IS WORTH
mm
Cut out this clip; enclose with 60
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 3883 Shet-
neid Ave“ Chicago. 111.. writing your
name and. odd". clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's ,Roney and Ta:- Com-
pound tor coughs. colds and orcup;
Foley Kidney Pill- tor pain- in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablet-1 a. wholesome
and thoroughly elm cathartic
for constipation. baton-neon. head-
echo: m sluggish bowels—swims-
Poweli Corn.
« ’ FOR.
No. 1—-—House, 6 rooms, Improvements, $4,000, South Nomalk.
No. 24House, 6 rooms, imp., 0E West Ave, $4,500, So. Norwaik
NO. 3—‘-House, 14 rooms imp., 2 family, $4,000, Norwalk.
No. 4—House, 8 rooms, lmp., 2 family, $4, 500, So. Norwalk.
No. 5—House, 8 rooms, imp., ofl Main St., $6, 500, Norwalk.
, No. 6—House, 6 rooms, imp., bungalow, $6, 300, N orwalk
CALL AT
, THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
- “ SOUTH NORM .
and ‘
SALE
- -Whet Are Your Garden
LGTS OF
GARDEN TOOLS
HERE
Needs for Spring?
Hundreds and hundreds of pairs from Md
pmpanywho make as good isomers asthey dam }
Seveml sorts for every
same—Mending
medial gathering here at an unusual price.
Toughest of special tubules for men who 9 My.
work which is hard, which puts strain on theoloth.
Special fabrics for men who work at beach, idem
leis, for electricians, £131- factory men in every line. .1
And then, trousers of the finer softer woolensand
[ties for men in ofliee or out-0410013, for mm 1,
Last of all, in the gathering, tmusers non-drew
Rich and quiet andtasteful-fabrics insoftw
ham-d worsted.
‘7‘,“
Every one of these grades is includedin-
lot at special price.
Every grade in a great many patterns.
in a great many tasteful dark colors.
11w
Grays and browns and dark mix— _ E
tures, light patterns in plenty. Stripes '
in dozens of combinations, mixtures" in 1
which many colors are blended to one
harmonious hue. But the one big mag-
hetic feature is that every pair bears a f 1
price very far below us'ual——and here
ire the. prices——
‘Mfln floor. mar.
\
Boys’ ' hardwear
corduroy suit— $5.90,
To go“with livest boy into best of his.»
pet of his play- And they willsta'y right with h'nn
. -...—
some brown color.
f Made “by tailors who specialize in
made unusually ‘well. Notably firm in stitching.
' wean-long. Fit well. Look good.
‘ . Out with ample room.
a
f
M
Belted, but with smooth back; sizes 8 to 16—‘
Mammalooueoulnclum
m
75—.
No B 12111—011111 stamped doom-
nupon white porcelain 0! mos--
nahspe. patter-no of which one never
1W platen: regular "20——
No (IOS—Bluobird denim oom-
regular; efloctive plum shape; W
. 1 , 1.1.11.1...)
o’ .
o
Poreehm' i
No lath—Dainty m,
u Knowiea’ plan-h.
‘ regular $81.15—
No “cu—Mr m
dedgn of conventions]
insert- and not sold
shape; molar $38.19—
lar $142 86-—
No HOB—Handsome cold we
do: with mat sold
.plaln shape; regular «am
No. 224—-Comhinaflon to.
conventional border. hand-on.
lined with a rose spray background,
shape, 100 pieces; regular
80—— 383135
No ,8804———Block border in bill.-
d-wh‘i‘t'o ”3“;me with pink rose
. m shape;
.70— ‘ . m.“
Lumen-«immuta-
”mom
plans.
BLUE WILLOW “gm. of the
and loved Canton designed. a din-
. which in both 0 and a.-
hu never lost its old. on popu-
fnicy; runner $64—-
mORY HONMOUTH—a
conventional
PW. regular sic—Qt:
STAMEGRD—Enecuvo and firm-
border in blue and my. shape
is also new mommies-inc;
$0
'9
i
1
‘ rich ivory background; "on
regular
Japanese china.
my lib-A brown and black
' whine—oml-nndunygoid
MINERVA—Brown m
conventional and m - ~-
hnndsomo plain the»: m
LEXINGTON —— PM
usual border with rose m
VICTORY " =-
new rosebud decoration “is . _
and very tasteful mm W .a.’
ground, new 60W .1 ,_
regular $54-
CRll'l'E—Deep cold m
'1“! Grecian
Norwalk Chronicler