Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 5, 1910 · page 8

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tutti

Are’nrrlvlng every day to
keep our lines unbroken. There.
re several very natty lasts 0!
Oxfords and Pumps thut
Want every. lady to see.

 

 
 
 

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Come in and ask about them.
“Even if yonlon‘t intend to huv
just now.

 

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CON NEALLY
_ . AND
#BRACKEN

st wasmnoron smear.

sou-m NORWALK.
TELEPHONE m4

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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‘ ‘ '1 SEASONABLE GOODS
Qjflfituznns

3

Large stock many varieties

ATLAS CEMENT
Best and most reliable

BUILDING MATERIALS
. Brick. Ssnd, Stone.

SEWER PIPE.
I, and always

COAL! COALi COAL!

 

‘,.,l“i-rl=l1&ls.®AL@,

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' FIRE WOOD

3rd and soft randy tor molly use.

33rd Wood . ..31.75 per it cord.
. ‘ioit Wood .....31.50 per la corn.

Split Wood. 25o Extra.
A: CARMI IETTO' WOOD YARD ‘
" No. 74 Nawtown Avanua.
”WM NO. 1010. Nflrwllk, COMM

 
 

ONCE YOU TRY vou LL AL
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MANUIAOTU HIR-

 

erupt hauls” who hstwssn
and Pomsus Councils to

. pi i: the slits tournament will ha
i the roomsk oi Shannan court.

 
 
 
 

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' HAZLE'I‘ON

_TheB Henhlield&SonCo.

Tel. alt 122 Will" 8!.

 
 

 

 

 

 

THE STYLES IN

, Ludies’ Low Shoes

WE SHOW AT

32.25. 32.50 and 58.00
CANNOT as sEEN ELSEWHERE.

in Black Suede, Put. Colt. Russia
all nnd (lull hletul. From I’lilllll to
Swirl leutil.

MAXLEVY

toil Washington St. south Norwalit.
(I’RtDGEl

SI’BCIAESALE 0F

A Post Card Albums

Music Rolls
W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC GTORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.

.EM,

MONEY TO LOAN

We lost: money to nouhneepora ill
81 weekly palmrntu also to property
antlers on second and third morl
gages, All huslnnss translated strict
ly confidential. 0mm hours trout 3 a
to. till 7 p in: Sututdtos till 9 p. in.
INDEPENDENT LOAN l SECURITV

COMPANY
04 Washington at... Havilahd lid.
0M flight up. Room 1.

 

PRESCRIPTION
WORK

[5 our srecnt'tr

Wu have n routplote stock of Patent
Medicines. I‘orlumeu nnd 'i‘ollot Ah
tlcles.

Aneutu
latos.

W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
nuuoonrs

I NORTH MAIN OTRIIT

‘4“.me m .

Special for This
.Week Only

Ftillor. Olel‘tlo t‘o. (thorn

 

 

Monogram R‘ys Whlaltayu 75s qt.llot.
Cherry Wlna .............lliloqt.llot.
Porthna...’............. rm
riots look ....... 31.00 can, dallvsrad

Other gonna. too numerous to moti-
lion. all at out prions.
tint Roast l‘leni tires suturday night.

 

 

ur Savmgs Bunk Acéttuht
Works Nights and Sundays

‘EEGNTRAL HOTEL

 
 
 

 

m: an. '1'"le .

in It mi“ ‘ilploaud

alum satiililfitl‘
crosdlnuour stomt the moat; «1qu indication Eliot thorn are;

lithium are;

.Wlll'l‘il Ill! its slid rat's tun» shown him. .

5 mm
union sit:

Ladies

3 ,

83 Iouth M‘aln In. In. Namath.

thus in hunts

warn-«trio.

Funaral M William N. Andraws.

The funeral ol‘ William N Andrews
was largely ails ed yesterday after-
noon from hill is home in Sound
Viiw 'l‘errnco The Clear Felt lint
Company’s factory. where Mr. Ali
drew» wus engineer tor some time.
rinsed down in noon, and many oi the
rundown attended. There was a.
delegation of twelve members or the
Brothr-rhood oi Railroad ’l‘rninmen. to
which Mr.
ed, and Old Well Undue. F, and A. M..
was well represented. There were
many heantllul floral trlhutea. Rev.
P. A. Cunningham. pulsinl' oitho Row-
uyton Baptist, Church. officiated. and
Mr. sud Mrs. Edward Brothel-ton sun;
two hymn-l. ‘l‘ho pallbearers we“
members or 0id.Well Lodge and were
John H. Sharer. ll. 1.. Rowland. A. ti.
lxtwjoy, S. H. Shove. Frederick Shore
and S. W. chltwirr. (lid Well Lodge
rotlduutrd seniors at tho grave in
Riverside ontuolrry. ‘

B. Parry Janus.

Word wus woulved here today that
F. l’eiry .lonns. lulhur oi Dr. Ill. ll.
.ltulr-u, or “'l‘lll street, who was taken
ill ill .lm-kunnrilln. Florida. on his way
home from his imwls through the
south. died there last Friday. The re,
mains wrrr tuiml to the home town.
lliltlrorll_ N. \'.. by lllr. Julius. and the
tutwrul wss hold there on Sunday. 8.
Perry .lontnt was a well known and
highly ruspoctml resident of Network
and hit. suddvu cit-nth wan a grout
shork in his many friends itl llnnrorli.
The many friends or Dr. Jones in town
niitlitnlhttv with hint in hilt hormlve‘
lllI‘ltl.

John w. Mains.

John W. Maine. UIII‘ oi Norwnlk'u
woll-hnowu residuum. died suddenly
yesterday morning. lit his homo. No.
hit Bayvimv uvenuo. lie had been ill
only ihrr-o or tour darn hurt the ill-mt
or his death will ruuso surprise to his
many irlonds. lir- hnll linen employed
for n lltllllbi'i' oi yonrn In tho it. A: t}.
(.‘orsvt t‘outpnnr's loriory in Ann
urioei. He was n member or illlilor
lodgi- l (l (l l-‘.. and took it great
llllt'rvttl in the organization Tho inti-
i‘ilti ulli hr hold on 'l‘hutvuihy uttt-r
noon

Mrs. Lydia Hatdorn.

Mrs. Lidia llelduiu, widow of tho
lute l-‘rederlrh lloidorn. died at her
into home in \t'lnnlpiiuk. ~wtsiorday ni‘
tornoon. aged 76 years. Mrs. lleltlorn
loaves one brother. Erilrnl Welsh; out!
«later. Mrs. ”(‘fll'll‘llk Meyerhollz. rind
throt- utril-chllilren. l,‘ntlriul and Fred.
orlok llnldorn and Mrs. Hurt-r lluunlnx.
all of Norwalk. Flint-rill sorvlcos will
no hold l‘rotu lilo house. 'l'illlrlldli) nil
tornoon til :3 o'clock. The tlorllllin
rinrpylltan will niflolnto nnd iuirlnl will
no lit the Now (‘annnn ('tPlilt‘ltBl‘}.

Funeral 0t Mrs. Growthar.

Tho funeral ol Mrs. Sarah (Tron-liter
Worn hold this nilnriloou from hor into
home on Main street Wlnnlplluit, Rev
it it Earhart uni-lining Time now
many bountiful llorul tributes and the!
Hairless mom larmly attondnil The
remains were Intorrud in tin» Norwallt
usutrtrrr.

Staphan Kuhn.

Stephen Kvnnns. and two nan
null ultu- mouths. dird at the homo of
his parents at ll Hoyt street this mom
in; iron: urnrlot loror. ll‘liltornl liar
victlli will hr held tomorrow monlnii.
with interment at Pine inland Come»
ltlry.

tron-rat oi Mrs. Mary Inna.

'l‘hn innaral services or llira. ary
lcvuna will no hold tomorrow afternoon
trout her into home in Winninault at
2:30 o'clock. RI'V. l. D. liowoll will
oillolnts and the remains will he lntorv
rod in Rlvrrside oeuloteri.

Fun-Pal at Mrs. Mary Thompson.

Thu lunorld usrvlontl or Mrs Mary
Thompson hero held raster-day alts
noontronl her lata home. llil Want law
nuts. 'l'hs iluisrsll nu largely attend
ed and tho iloral places'wors numsrv
oils.

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a. .» wu- Wan—M

UNGAI Llaoaw av and points.

Allotlm station in tile pinoalilo
militarism oi Duran and Oosuanoa
Huymaksrs' Manet-nous rm halil
taut night at the :lrixwam oi Bum
'rnh'a until» its ital-sin use. but

 

dual more I am dist linear was ,

It in at it it”
mgr smItul W villi): 913'!
until ll t
“It“! filial [Wighfil

may illullt in (locum ”F;
mounts“ m: nuts-mu AA

A moms ND 331%” Bill". all shod“.- reul villus $16.00. loud!“
imam titll’l‘hmilahalldanusl value ”p.90, MAMA.”
B. from W.
LADIES MILIJNERY. prices to suit every

We curry the lax-asst assortment and guarantee to sail nor less
money thin any other store in rtnwn. Come and he convinced

THE PARIS

anus lN soil-Huron“.

 

Andrews formerly belong--

‘Oluts piano. rid-mucous «um

.ma up in mm x “
purchaser. ..

Waists

18‘

st; mm It. minions. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

Karnak Brass

is the ”Milli or the celebrated Bone
dirt Studios The): tottelved their in-
aspiration for this unique line from thil
ruins at tho Temple of Knrnalt. hull!
by not! Int over fifteen centuries ago.
and which are still standing than «it.
collrnt state of prouhrrntlon The
prices In: hr no motion prohlhltlvn
Now on display nl

W.R. Kirch 8. Co. ’3

so soon-l mum-smear.

 

 

 

 

wuoLssALs ‘ANo RETAIL.

Brookside Lake Ice Co

Ollie: and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Fraloht Yard.

TELEPHONE 580

Hupmobtle

Have You Examlnsd it?

This most maritime. unto-date. two
murmur rar ul tho season. Foul
cylinders, Ell harm powor. Sliding mu
trsnnmlsslou. no miles an hour it you
want it.

Pinon. thallium. on "Mt. for data
onlttrnilon or «alumna. or solid poa‘
ill. ‘

Pending completion or our building
our olilces are at til Winfield 3L. Eui
Norvailt; ii. South Main St. South
Normillt.

Norwalit Consolidated

‘ Auto fit’oippstly

A...”

than sellout Am

The hnsolmll «Sums “iii pm.- in thv
l‘olntlini lot tilla afternoon.

The students are highly listed ovor
lhcll‘ “(Still)" it! hull Dlflll. 'I’iilll Vir-
lnry over Sinmiortl give them the
rhampionship of western Connt'i‘lirilt
to lilo Not-unlit itluil urhool. The
unto was rxvillnu from start in ilnluh
and was rhnrnrlprlsed by much rough
playing on imlll tildes.

A. Raymund Bells has let! whom to
lultv n position In onh‘oi the Not-walk
hunks.

Hoinn Milling who inns ‘hm'n under
suarantinu withn neat-lat lever tor
anim- limo. hast now restnnod hor stud»
ha hora

Thomas “mall is slowly lninrnvihu
at his homr in Hamilton avsnun. He
has horn notional) ill (or the pm
How nooks with an Attack of pnmtmo
ills

William liunlhart. ll uraduutn oi the
Noruh. hixll whool laat tent. is
sounding his spring vacation with his
parents Hn is uiudrlnu at Dartmouth
Celine. llsuovar. Now Hampnhlrn.
’l‘hiw tornlor young lady atndi-nia now
iii iitnlih (lotions arr alto spandlntt
their vacation with their parents
These are (litiord Cloth. Mnrraret ill
ten and Susan Rtrthond.

Th3 hilli in hunt orchestra will sits
a mart in i‘mian on the lath or
April nndor tho mantras at tho, liar-
lsn Woe IAIIII‘II‘V.

Al the "lunar “stimuli tomn row
morning til» urholltrll will hav lhu
hluuaure oi huarlqu rend-red a duet on

 

 

[from host. it quanta] orourluu la
in; manned tor mun Walllmdsy
mornina.

Tin-es moot-cumulus tronl stains on 38*
ll illch in on- tlt the suit windmill
ills Fried clothinu sill William:
“ore ill Wuhlnfim V3 llIIh
attra‘otinu mlloll ‘ April the
91:;th ““2. “n .

 
 
 

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lion.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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was 3 Ind 5

‘ $2.50 and $3. on the pair.

MEN’S LISLE SOCKS'

 

McPhsi-son A Stevens, Propa.

Single it.
built.

Rooms en suite, utiituhlo for tour
lilou.

Thrills itlodernlo. ltnies hy the
month. Cali utid examine: no trou-
liio to show.

(hillside and service excellent.

tin!» stocked with tho choicest o!
hrnnds,

Cor. South Main and Elizabeth

ill. with or without

 

We Have Been Stocking Up On Stockings

 

A very specisl line of LADIES’ ALL SILK STOCKINGS, at $100. $1. 25, $1. 50. $2.00.

LADIES’ SILK HOSIERY tn Black, Tan. Blue or Pink at $1 on the pair are far better
value than usually offered for that price.

MEN'SnCADET STOCKINGS—Bow «mimics "with linen
lull satisisetion in every pair or money refunded. Sterling value. 25¢ a pair.

AMA...

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GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. north

And are able to offer sumo very
special values, of which we can
name but a few: '
LADIES’ ‘IPLAIN LISLE. 25c.
35c and 50c a pair. .
LADIES’ LACE LISLE, new
effects. 25c. 35c and soc a pair.
All the new shades in PLAIN
LISLES, very cheap at 25c and
35¢: a pair.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tn Black. Tan or Gray, Are bargains at 25c a pair.
We guarantee to give

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

rieger & Co.

29-31, West Washington Street

 

 

Streets. South Norwalk

 

 

.tisrlioiltsr APi’lllllT-
tum arrouupsn

(Continued From First Purim
llnnis Aronnn. id. l‘ t‘urpenior:
Street, Edward Cunningham,

Matilttlillln‘wltlnnl tilde i’nrlsh.
'i‘tttll‘y. (insitnro Srurlatu.
Sirentor.

Quortin ~~~~~ Autorln i-‘irst. .l .i. Pousl;
ltniinu (illusion. A. M. (l, Rigglo; llnyn
sidu. A t‘, r‘lnltrlruu; ”Corona. linstnre
lJLiillll. l-lilnhursl W .\l tinnitus:
r‘lnru l’nrll ll ll‘ Knstondiooli Flush-
ing. ltnthlund l. Furnish; tltnntlnlo.
F‘lrderirh tinntoil; llollls. i. ll. Smith:
.lninnlru. Soul 0. t‘vurtlcr.

Long Island i‘iu‘ Vnn Alnt Avenue.
A. ll l-lunlorti; Mantleth. hldgnr l..
Jacki-uni; Middle \‘illngo, llnllord id.
Lurenoru: ilsono Park, ll. 0. (interim-id:
lllrhmnud Hill, Trinity. W. it. how
I‘Nlt‘t’l Shun] Arrnllo. (‘. ll Urn):
it liltusuulr. \\ illlaln lhl‘rlrl.

Lona lulnltd tituyvtllo nud lAlrunt
“Hilly. l. H. Kmllit‘o, l‘tilvorlmi. U. t'.
Lana. l‘i-uiortlotl l~‘ ll Smith; Con-
ltnl i hp. l-Z “tight; t‘old Spring
llnlhor 1‘ ll l-‘ort (‘onlnlnrk (.‘Ircult.
l‘ l‘. t‘olole; Carson and Middle ls-
ifltlll. l-? P. \Vllillt‘lf t'nlrhngnr. J. 1‘.
Hamilton. Bast Momlow. W M Cour-
tiru: lzuul Norwloh. A. A. Lathbury:
l-‘nrinlnildalo. J. l-‘, lluuiu‘rlte: (lien
t‘ovo.‘ ll ll. Moore. Great Neck. ll. Iii.
Wilson.
”withstand. W. H lluruwln:
l‘il‘ttilll. Alexander Merchul; lluutlnw
inn. \\‘. ll Horton; Kings Park. Now-
loii. ii. ll. Hudson; hlnllnttltllt nml
.innleapm'i, .l, ll. l‘inuey: Northport.
P. i. Sirloiilnnd; Orient, ll. i-z, Lyon;
Oyster tiny. l‘_ K. \t'lulduon: Poll Jei~
"arson, \\'lilinin MitcNitthul; Port
Washington. l A. Mntlnnd. River:
head, John ltlpporn; Roslyn and Sour-
ingion. (l. A. Lnnlnhrar. Son t‘liii. l.
K Moore». Botanitet. J. S Payton:
Smithlnvrn. t‘lyde I-z. lluitnr. Souihold.
\l’. t‘. ll’lalteninn; Stony llroolt, i‘. ydo
ll. ital»; Westllury. .lohn Brien; Wood.
bury tumult. W, N. l-‘ailton.

W. l'. Keller.
View; ll. ll.
Sunday urilonl periodicals: ll. l'l.
Downer. secretory hoard of Sandal
schools. John {‘uiluhan. nuwrlnten
dent Nadir-i liomue Hall.

usooitnn south lllttIilrl «WI lilnm A
Linton. dintriot superintendent

New York't‘lly-lllorouull of ltroolo
lam—«lint; itldn. (trues. ll. ii‘. Kidder:
Heuannhum. lit. .Ilth. William ll.
lit-itch; Borouuh Park. ii. V. Rona: litii‘
{lilo Auntie. W. tl. Harper: tirupsny
Avenue R. W Rosier: Fightoonth
Btrr-at William ii. Sohonnhovor; Eur
hurl Memorial \\' ill. 'l‘hompnon ll‘sill
more Strut. L. ll. l‘nsivoll; il‘lrat
Plum. Rowlsnd lllll; Flullands. t“. it
Purity; Flori sliraet. .l. lit. Adams and
w. l. Davidson; Fourth Murillo. Ara
J. Smith: (loodnnli. (i ll Tompkins
The tollowlnu ale ohnn on only:
New Horas ism i’llllr. William ll
‘mhuiluid: worth. no npmlhlhlont.
liaiiau ltl n. tlhitrtlourrlo: John
Wesley. no idiom: liarit Ghoul.
t'ummmlora .wlilltintt: ill. auditions
deem it. it Flatten
Henry it Will trill f . Al

York

A
bowls

II.
R.

Illtlltl'il (.3

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

.ltatht‘»r alpha,” i
in. is. it. Stillman: tilt Villll and”
“summon. (l. A. Nubia: (trout still.

outrun
3% Militia-W n

ilrrntllmri. ‘l‘honlas it. Lilllrrl

editor italhodist Re- '
Mom. nulsiani editor"

 

 

Young Mothers

will do well by looking at our new Styles of

Go- Carts and Baby
Carriages

The best coilediioil ever
shown in "re Norwslks.
. Pnces' angstroms

$3.98 to

 
 
 
 

 

We Alstl Re—Tire Wheels

We willpotnswlhlllhsr Tires- on your Wheels while
you wait. Prices very reasonable.

 

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leger. :Co.’

29- 3i West Washington Street

 

 
 
 

\Vrslhrooit Ilnd Hayhroolt supply;
Wont tlrsuhi supply: West Hartland
sud t 'oishmol: River. George W. Best
mun; Wnat lilumllld. Burton is case:
Wilthorsileld. Prouunoln: Windsor.
tinorlo w Rtlssolt; ll‘oodhurv t‘lllhsri

it. Thurston.
lirldusilortwtlrm. .l.

L'llnxloctlnut '
.l Manly» . amulet-lion. h.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Shirts hrtSpring‘
Derldsdly the lamest assert

menus in the oily. coloringa. I
patter-nil. styles glut matarinls .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Hammond 'l‘t’illillt. it 8 Po _ t‘an- are tastriul in the‘ extreme. em’ « t
on and EnuthiIIOI.A A. ll chamhar' ”In“ t 1" ,“uz‘g' “h do
lsia: Danhtlry. l. it. till ' ' ‘“ 9° L“ {ouu m "9'

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