l‘ For ii’ir‘ties, Balls,
'BRACKEN
i To BE Ems QOAI.‘®.
'IN CASE OF FIRE .
“‘"l'he Fife Department.”
Hard and soft ready for family use.
b: J. REYNOLDS
_: . . “gunman.
‘ i
ii
‘ lipperS
Weddings, Re-.
‘ *ce‘p'tions, Etc.
Vi lllaclt'Saiiri Strap Pumps, French
' Heelufijnndl Bead- $3.00 .
‘ 98d Vamp .......
Rent Dull Mat Kid. French ileeln.
Patent Leather. ilull Collar
2113‘??? if"??? $3.00
'CO‘NNEALLY
' sunk
at waamuo'ron arnaer.
souru NORWALK.
TELEPHONE m4
l
Edited to the wire ‘
Tell Central you desire
They’ll do the rest— ..
Whatever seems best
As they shall find it.
IF YOU HAVE NO FIRE
Steppto the 'phone ‘ "
And in pleasant tone
Cali "Six-Five-Two.” v”
We'll do the rest-—
Our car. the best
And we're behind it.
Tuéfituus @ALQ).
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"JUST “ RECEIVED!- '
no: $3.00 .~«
, . ' Try it ton and he convinced/ea to Quality
HAZLETON
The a. Hetshfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
Women’s Patent Colt,
Short Vamp, Black
Velvet Top,
Fancy buttons
At 02.60
MAX LEV Y
169 Waahlngton St. South Norwalk.
(BRIDGE)
Ladies’ Home Journal
(NEW) POPULAR.’
neo BOOK.
oooo Houseneemno.
thsjev.
outlaws MONTHLY.
csurunv.
use BALL uaoazma.
AND MANY OTHERS.
W. A. Briggerman's
MUNC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Waahington at.
MONET‘TES Lorin "
We loan money to nouneaeepera In
81 weekly payments. also to property
owners on aoconrl and third mort-
gages. Ail btisinoan trnnanoted ntt‘iot-
ly confidential. (lllir‘o hours from 9 a.
tn. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 .p. m.
tNDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY
, COMPANY .
94 Waahtngton at. Havltand It...
Ona flight up. Room 1.
from w'oon
Hard Wood ....ti.75 per it cord.
loft. Wood ..... ".50 per la cord.
ahlit Wood. 250 Extra.
A- CARMl BETTS' WOOD YARD
i No. 74 Newtonin Avenue.
”it. Na. 1010. Nor-walk. coon!
”flu“... ... M... .u . w" .. . maum. -
l':YOU ARE LOOKiNG T-‘OR THE
Best Cigars
IUY
Dolor Ludlow,10c
Twin City, lie
Nuaaei. 6c
ALL DIMJR.
lira. Junie» Stilt. or Connecticut avo-
BI. want admitted to the honpttai york
7 for treatment.
am murmur-ounce with
mt" flint
trottillot
at waonmrou or. y ,
II" 7 : H “‘ a 7‘ .
MOST THRIFTY PEOPLE
flaw it a vine aooount hora, growing niottdily'.’
algorithm with Oi or more? .
The South Norwalk Savings Bank ”
UNITID HANK IUlLOlNO
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We how a complete stock of Patent
Modioinou. l’tlt'llll‘ili‘ii and 'l'oilot Ar-
iieloa.
ARl‘lliil lt‘niiur. (trot-no (to. i‘horo
lillt'li.
W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
li'irui luttiyuliid you notice
Mrs.
Awhrn hurt a hinrk ryo‘.’
tinromi rl.llll.\' ~lllll i not? Anti ”or
’oniinnd not out of pt‘inon for nnoihor
week? i don‘t rnl it I‘l‘llii'i‘litlill'."
London Opinion.
a»... .... -u. ”a”... ....
"Blinina aaya hla word iii an good
at! lllti bond."
“Well." answered the sinister pow
non, "ihnt’a a good lll‘ unmni for not
a aavinaa arrouut. thna oaaily getting
mother the first low hominid dollara which forms the
nucleus of
it not, why
”INN NORWALK. DON”.
‘elcctric lights. but and cold
.Tlleg,Pfll'lS=fGl03k_m _ _
' as aohra mm or. worn uonWAiK~
Advance Site of Spring Suits “and-Dresses
310.00 mound and when? SUI
312.00 who come tor
15.00 tum coma for. . 47.00 i
be told relardioua of eoat.
83 solidi Main to,“ Narwalk.
" A e Yo ‘ Alive P'
If you are. why don't you live right
and have some comfort. when you can
go to the Central Hotel and have first-
elusu rooms with steam heat. gag and
nter
baihn.
GOOD AlRY ROOMS, FOR 60: PER
‘. NIGHT UP
”.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEST BTOCKED CAFE IN
TOWN ‘
Cor. Monroe a chestnut on. Tel 151-3
J. a. L. DIOEBIA. Propa.
The FitiéSl Bridge on
Earth in Norwaik
There urr many kinds of bridges.
The one between South Norwnlit and
East Norwnlk in one lrintl. in some.
the pant-longer goon over the bridge:
in others. the bridge goon over the
potter-tiger. DR. DICK‘S MEDICWE is
n bridge. and the finest on earth as a
motion of passing from the malarial
nnd rhoumniir state to the condition
of good health. ‘
'7 .w-.. ”on"... ..... an“) rah-—
AUTOMOlllLES
TO SUIT YOU.
MAXWELL.
EVERETT! 30
KOEliLEii 40 “Milli!“
liliPlldBlLE
tiara-tents
20 mounts;
l’hono Mr. illovot‘, on 2il~5. for dom-
onutrntlon. , .h
Pending oompiotionuir our building.
our ofilros are at 0! \ infield St... East
Norwaik; is South hlnin St, South
. .‘t'ufo
Cut lass
ln Endlesa‘Tariety
Altar: it full lift; ‘tlfi FIRST‘i‘iAh'S
lhi\\'h?l.li\' nt pricon flint nro hound to
attrnrt. Look of our display.
W. R. Kirch & Co.
39 BOOTH MAIN STREET.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic ia the aetattoa at m
cauao oi the dim. and "I. Art of AC
iuatin. tha aatna. ntaeaaea are «one
by a wrench. twiat or sprain in the
bark. Even If done in childhood it
creates pinched norvoa and pain in
latahlifo in the different organa and
Chiropractors remove the cauao oi
thin diaeano and pain, and health in
matured through hurmonialng the all
nerve systems in your body.
Nervouanoaa. lthoumntiam, Paraiy
aia, Heart. Kidney and Female ilia
anon are given apnolal attention; niao
Curvature of the Bpino. You will
never regret living Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WAIHINOTON IT. IO. NORWALK
*Magnatte Treatment. Glenn and
., .M mung”...
illlllliiliill tuition
filra.‘ audio i-lnuudorn. of lit Ann
ntroot, who htta hoop tlllilt‘l'tlilllm tronl‘
nit-of at tho Norwulk iloupltul. wan
Iiiuohuruod front that inuiliuilon thin
morning.
Lotti-I l’nritor, of liowaytou. untim-
wont on operation at tho Norwnik lion
ptiul. thin toornitm. tho aunt» twin:
perforated by Dr. Joan liuinortiar. up.
lillilad hy lira. iiitohooolt and Hhoror.
Argument: on a demurrer wort-
hoard yoaiordity hofnro .iutittr Whrrl-
or at Bridgeport in tho lliwl unit of
the Rev. i‘leorgr tlrow mum. tilliili‘
of the Norwaiit timtnragatiounl Church
for 020.000 ngninnt thr- Norwntit Hour.
Judge John ti. Light. houuwi for Mr.
Egbert, nraund ultimo granting tho
tit-mortar. and Attorney John .l Waitih.
comm-i for the iidttt‘.‘ln favor or it.
The Judge reiterated *lifil 'douialoo.
-N.-...._.._.....
"‘i‘lmi man has mu judgment."
“i never saw any evitlonro of it."
“Maybe you‘ve never who at him
right. i talked to him for half an
hour this morning. and he agreed with
everything i anitl."~«tlhit~aao flat-ord-
Herald.
m3.—-~»~—«~ ~ m»,
Willie-4M. can't i so out on the
nit-eel fer a little white? Tommy Jones
says there'a a unmet to he soon.
Mother-«Wail. viii. but don’t you :0
too hoar.—-Boaton Tranaoript.
w m "m:
“an ,
,. , «my»; ¢ « .
20.00 LADIES Itiil MISSEB' DRESSES for
7.00 MIXED WORBTED SKIRTS l’or' .. ...... - N
onrrtodars, , conga-rs. coaster oovnnn AND KIMONO
aAL: lN' aorr-t‘aronaa. . .
CENTRAL HOTEL ’
Norwalk. A
Norwalk Co ohdaled
company
,Ti
«in»
T8. in all Shaded-for. ........$ii.OI
. . ....... 312.08
. . 98
yalla
'uiao
$1.50 WAISTS‘fm‘ ...... . ..... ”DIG
Bio
ill! Main 0t" Stamford.
”w”...
' lllillii Mill lllllllllill
l 0
Mary Anna Katehai‘n. ‘
Mrs. Mary Anna Ketchom dlod this
morning at her home with her dough
for, Ml‘il. Clarence Buttery. in Cour
iatock avenue, Broad eror. Two otlt- .
’or children survive. Contractor Fred-
erick .l. Bmith and Market Gardener
Joseph S. Smith..ot Btoad River. in...
oral aerviooa will he held from Mrs.
; Kotoham's into home Tuesday utter-
a noon at 2:30 o'clock.
0!
Another Veteran Diea.
A veteran of the Civil War and in.
main of tho Fitch Soldiora‘ Homo. .‘or-
own, died wry ouddoniy yotttt't‘dny hi
‘the ’l‘ookor hotel in [lat-ion. Tho roi—
ornu watt eating dinner when he wan
stricken and heeled over in [tin rhuir.
l latter the body Wan taken to the
home. ‘
Lani. Altenhrandt.
The remains of lmwin Altonhrandt
were taken to Outdoor from 'l‘ronton.
N. .i., earlier in the present week for
interment in Wooster cemetery. Mr.
Altruhrnndt was formerly a rt-nidt-nt
of thin oily and his family hnu many
friends and acquaintances hero, ”0
wait a brother of A. A. Alllilllll'illlilL of
Spring atroot.
Mra. Lena Bllieoatein.
The interment of Mrs. hone Biilon
stein will take plnro this ufiorttoon at
St. Mary's (Tomotory. Sorviot-a will ho
privatv. nt Miirholl'a undertaking
Hutton. in Wall Ril’t‘t‘i.
FATHER NiLAN NOTIFIED.
How the Elation—Elect ta Regarded by
People in Ameabury.
Rev. John .t. Nllun has toroitmi ofll»
rial notinrntiou of lilti nppointmvnt Its
lliahop of the Diocese of Hartford, mu
firming tho altimltllt‘t‘llimli mndv in
tho nowapnpvrn. in litnonlmt'y. Moon.
Whore he in pastim- of Si. .loilpph'a
ifhnt‘tgla. dih- Militia ”‘9' proud of tho
uilio senor-at mart-t for hla dopnrturv
Thin fouling In liliiil‘l‘ll liy i‘ortvntaotn
nod (’ntholirn nliiw Rm: James D.
llingn'ell, pastor oi the i‘onnrt-xnilonut
Chm-oh in Antelahut'y, said:
"An n Inininlol‘ ho ltda proton the
Iruthfuloeaa or ‘thnt word of the Man»
for. "lie that lit faithful In that. whit-h
la tonal. is faithful also in much."
Faithful rousiurniiou to dutiru, Hililtll
and grout. llflh vhurnctrrited liin nptrit
no a pariah priest. hath within and
without his I‘im't'll
"As a pronrhor ltt' mmhiuoa with
nplonditi oruinrtnl print-tn, n houlihv
prnt‘iit'nlity in thought and an opon.‘
\ll‘lli' prrnoonhty. Au n titan liltil it
t'iillttil hr hm iii-ml lllllll hrotht-riy no I
ontrloiir. .iuwn mry‘n loan in t‘ouut-t-
iioul’h gain in' It church that llllitil
lllHr hinliiipr hr in the typo or man
who will artotn tho oiling for ho will
over he a normal on well an a ruler.
l roloirr lo hia llilVfllli‘i‘llli’lli. I not
,aorty for tln- purinh whit-h has. lost an
good llllll now .. nhopht-rd.”
"Father .\'iluu won a horn orator.“
tiny: Join-pit \\‘ (iri‘iifliit, a \\’i‘ll~lill(l\l'll
buttiuoar man and a t‘lnnll‘llttiti‘ of bin
at the i'onnolitiaiod lliitlt whim] of
Nowhurypot't in the early tlm’t'itflt'ti.
"llr who no t-truptionnlly hrlght urhol:
In: I writ rumrmhor how he oxrrilod
in Milo, and warn winut-r oi nohool
til'ililli both for ltla pnporu and hill oru~
tory. .«\n n,uttitloni hr watt uttmotiltttt
l.\‘ ntntltoua and at lM untiw iitm' popu-
lnt' with hits tit-hooituutou.“
lt‘aihor Xilun hair always been it our
nouht worlu-t (tor of hit: tit-hi doth-n
upon mining to tho pariah til yours.
ago “an the illulnllllw of a ladirn'
Aid Hilt'loty. This Iiif‘ii'l'i‘ dtnhura
oil ”only from Mimi to Milli among thr-
lliitll‘ of tho pariah
llurlng tln- "Hint t-oai ntrilto. nhru
t-oitl could not he had at any prior.
Father Minn tonatahily railed on
thonu "hunt ho felt worn moot in lll‘t‘il
ot lllli initiation-o. Thvuo vnlln many
titnoa extended wull Into tho ovonintt.
lot it wan at that time the hold wan
moat ft-tt ‘
lt hon htwn tlw contour mu‘li your. no
the Bonita)" til‘mttfilitlu tho nuonnt
iiiurvh otooiion, to motion at tho i“: ii-
norviuo II powrrlol mention on ltuotwr
unru. ’l‘hat thr- towo into remained to
tho notionnuo million an ion; in main
iy-dur to thmw mlatorly tllllf'illirlllill
Aa yot nothing has noun door by tho
parinh relative to bill lonvr-tnhina, hut
aiopu will [to Hilton toward a lll‘l‘Wl‘ll
i‘flf‘flpllilll.
'l‘hn lair howia Carroll. author of
"Alton in Wonderland." need to foil
ihia atory to llh ' ate the average
mathematioian‘a tempt for poetry:
“in the ooum- of an argument about
t House TRI ST .
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.“ u .
aslr‘fGoods
hotni ronforrt-d upon hitnnitut uéi'u't! ~
poetry with an inairurtor to trim,
urmotry ho gavn’flto tnatruutnr Tunas-3
aon‘tt 'i‘iharao of the min ilrlpndo' to
rand. g
" "l‘horo. rand thd,‘ he said. 'and if
you don’t find it full of twenty i'll nivo
in." -.
"’i‘io- mortuary-unearth. iootmi at
the page. and hogan in read:
" ‘llalf a tenant». half a tensor. hair
it ioanow‘
"Then he throwidown ihn hook.
" 'if the loot indent a league and a
hair.‘ to. anorwti. 'why m't he any
ao.’ ..
Elderly Stranger tdiapoaed to he in»
rlahielm‘i a'voan this In one o‘ them
new luhioned riflwouventer earn?"
Cflfldiltilill‘W'l ea.“ lihoie. and It’s
also an outeriaanyoumay car. Please
stop iii-tile. You' delaying the wow
router'milhieago . rlhun'e.
r
m” ML. .
“33'
v
dot-Ewe. . .
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t
The spring Display of
‘ ' Is Now Ready §
Our New Spring Line of Wash Goods is a little better, a little
larger, and of a little more range in Shades of
color and patterns than ever before
Io‘I.A.\'o.\'. tite‘luteut development in White Goods. A
permanent linen finish that has oil
handkerchief. '
LINEN LAWN, just the thing for Wutsiing. Suiting.
l‘ndorwenr. Two qualities ........
The show windows will give a slight idea of the beauty, butlit'takes the “feel” to determine
Trill! tannin notorious Smith.
the merits of u
I
the quality of these goodS. Come and examine them.
”during
Back to 1
Coffee .
Every now and then a certain
proportion of families drpnrt
from the hetltvn path and take a
try at some substitute for coi-
foo. only to return to the old
beverage with more goato than
rvor. mono who use our Mocha
and Jli-X'IJGC Eofloo never thinlt
of tryiiié ' auhstitutes~tury nro
lanthanum \‘ill‘ wm'tm. .loin
tho t'ilnatnntly growing army of
t‘ontontt-d users.
5 .
The Union Pacific
Tea (30.,
120 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
initiated ___.
To the Board of County i‘otuntlnsioo-
era of l-‘ull‘iit-ltl County:
l horrlu apply for n irattnfor of a
lit‘ttnav No It? to «oil hiplrituoua and
intoxtonting Liquors, Air. Lager llt't‘l‘.
liltint- Wine and i‘tdor, from John
l.|li'hlla)‘. nt 2! Day ant-N. to .llillli‘ri lv'.
Kontluu. til 2i tiny atroot. Town or
Norwullt 't‘iw Ill‘tlliilh'l‘tl pittvo of total-
"(Still in not Iooaiod within and foot in
n dirm‘t lino of a ”torch Etliilco, or
I‘ohilr Behind-honor. or the premium:
prrininina thou-to. or any l‘ont illltoo.
l’ttiilio Library or (‘ottltiitirtz
litiivtl at Norwnik. this 2.3m day of
ll‘i'lil‘llnl‘l. A it, itilU.
Mama t‘, Kita't‘INo.
Applicant.
\\‘r. the "odor-sinned. oiootora and
tnxpuyorm tin ili‘lllil'tl iiy law. of tho
Town of Not-truth. horoby outiorur tltr
npttlit'li'iitiii of tho uhmo named .luuirn
l-‘. Kt‘llllfl‘ to noon iironue. and we do
Itowruliy 001‘ i) Intuit for himself that
we tii'i' tnxtmtorn owning rout ruittto
hillltllt'tl in mild Town of Normally
lliiii‘il at him-walk. thin 130th titty or
l-‘ohrunri. A. i). into.
ltuni‘y ll \‘i'riniti. iloiu l'iz.
ria Nlltitinlt), \i’. tilinnuhun. Prutlorlt'lt
it. Houndrru.
l lit-why rot‘lify that tho nimvo num-
l‘il l‘llilill'lli‘rn tit‘f‘ Norton and tax;
Isuyotu. an tioiiooti hy law. of the Town
of Norwnlit
llllfltl at Norwuilt, thin 2.3m day of
Pollution. A o.. non.
lll'litillclt'l‘ it. tlhii‘f‘ii.
Town (Vini‘lt.
a“
”ll inf.
an importer one day vinitod n roun-
try whooi taught by a young lady. and
to the retiree oi the luaaon aald:
"Now. rhiidreu. t wiah you to iako
notion of what I do. and then write
an norouni of it."
Then ho stopped to tho hlaoithoarii
and wroio n aetiidnco upon it.
All the rhlldm: exempt one wrote in
patient that tho “martin" rame' into the
school and wrote on tho iilarithoard.
"i low it good whom.“
Our little nirl. however. followed in
atrurtiona more literally and com-
pietrd, tho i 7 y in adding. ‘
“Amt th 3'. want to t a platform.
eat down. played with his witch attain.
iwliohod his mustache and winked at
the lady teacher."~mndoo Tit-Bite.
"What sort of a time did you have
at the musical?"
"it was rather diaeonnected," re~
piled Miaa Cayenne. "Whenever i not
internatad lit the conversation the
innate would atart and whonavhr i
not illiOmM la the ornate mehody
would begin to tall."«-«Waahinaion
star.
Mon A
H.
t
JUIT PLAIN IRAQ.
tittnfldontlaily. we don't believe it.
A German. It Frenchman and an:
Amorioan wort- shipwrecked. and
mill upon an inland inhabited by
"unit-savanna. The chief potentttto
of the piano informed the involuntary
riaitora that iito_poni or the Lord
High Executioner wan vacant and
would he nwarded to that one or them
who could fill it with oat orotlit.
Three conditioned men w. 9 brought
forth for the trials. ,
The ilertnan dropped forward.
moon the gruehtwo-hnndad award,
and tinrtormod the decapitation“ with
runaiderahie nuuooea. although he ro-
unirod two stroke» in which to harlt
oft thr- viotim’a head.
The Franchttl an 000nm
and.’,wiih dahon it I . doapatoiiad
his flown with one atroito.
"The American wont to bat. After
gently feeling the edge of the his
word. he drew it haolt. hold it. poiaed
an instant. and~—awiehi~-—~It ilaah. a
hint. and that was all. The Yankee
wiped the sword and atepptid hook.
"Go ahead." aaid tha aontiatunod
man. ("Thin suspense is terrible.”
"Coo h!" commanded the Amarh
run. he oriminal oottlhotlwnnd hla
head roiled upon the around-witheri-
hody'a. . ‘ .
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M'MNG
ITYLID
OF
"RESIN" NICKWIAI
NOW RCA
_ a" ill”. ‘36. 19:0
rieger& C e.
29.31 Wed Washingtori Street
(ll Moving time will soon be
here. in our Furniture De;
partment you will find val-
innit everything; necessary
to replenish your. new home
with-«Carpets, Rugs, Mat-
tihgs, Beds, Springs, Mat-
tresses, Dressers, Chiffoniers,
Dining Tabies---the beSi as-
sortment in The NorWalks
CASH or CREDIT
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 Wést Washington Street
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FOR YOUR
INO'IGTlON
It.“
Joseph Davis
at wmn " ’2, «mt.
in.
l
Seventyvilvo' patterns CLARI‘JMONT ilA'FlS'l'l‘l. lzl/zc yd.
liOMllAY PONGEE. 15 of the newest shades. . .25c yd.
NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMS .............. 26c yd.
.251; and 29c yd. PAWNEE MAURAS .......................... 19c yd.
FURNITURE ,
Norwalk Chronicler