Ex: For spring and Bummsrf’ (8/. ...V 34A complete assortmehi. oi Gihici? w:- iiry, FootAaos silo. .s‘il‘r ash» ‘”““3’ 5 Stamford Voting Man Takes A Bride of Mr and Mrs. William niobium, of iridium“ MADRAW IATiI'i'g :W' 33 University Place. and Rbuali Webb-f emu; of Stamford. Were married out Wednesday evening. at the home of s’ t .r.. V. c . 7 j i E: K: BANKS cent death at the mom' a. mental“. the, f it wedding was a very quiet one only dMi'VaneViNQLAiFi. V From Port Che-ton, , (From the Port Chester item.) Miss lsabei Sinclair. only daughter '1 he bride's parentsr Owins to the re- _.... . wwwfinw—r .W- [VINING BINTiNlt TELEPHONE Hostess. Defiar‘lrlient munch dailies.”3 Norwslk s—Edlter's Residsnoe _ 730-B~clty Editor's Institutes A monthly mung attire oily coun- cil,will be he] Mon ny evening, ‘The semiannual, inaction of Old Weill Hook and ladder Company will b‘ held on Monday evening. March 13th , aviary opde. Upogzthetr return. they . - w res e at Schu ler avcnu . The directors of the South Norwalk Stamford y 8 Public Library held their. monthly nyeting. last night but transacted on ly routine business. m VBradiey W Sanford. oi Ridgeiield. has been appointed road inspector on the new state road to be built between Danbury and Norwaik‘. -———-_ «Men‘s. Boys‘ \liinterflaps. O'Brien. ;W Frank F. Huntington and Frank N. Ferris, of this city. were visitors yes terday. at the Motorboat Show at Mach son Square Garden. New York city Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48. and W. R (3,. No.;16. will unite in holdinx B immortal service in the o. A. a. hall in Washington street. Monday night. March a it stated communication of Old wen Lodge. No. 103. .r and A M.. . will be held at its rooms Tuesday even. in: at 8 o'clock The F. C degree will. be worked 'l‘he afternoon train from Pittstleid to New Y rk, due in Seuth Norwnlk at 5 o‘élb‘c, dlii net arrive until one. hour later Thursday afternoon. owing toe. breakdown of the engine at Berk- shire. Junction. ~—Jedd0~wnrms them all. Ray: mend Bros. .‘ There were seven soles of real ea into in The Noru-alhs, Inst week, with mortgages of 014.275. For the third week in February] 1.910. there were eleven transfers of property . and men gases of 013. 800. Attorney General John ii. ldsht. of South Norwaiii. responded to the toast 'Sliaiteanesre and the Law " at the annual transient, of the Bridgeport Bar Association. at the University Club. in Bridgeport last night. -——-—----t- Fren’N. Smith, the ”‘0”qu young newspaper man. returned is duties this morning, after an illness at about two weeks. during which he was throttsned with pneumonia. Mr. Emith has not yet fully recovered his usual good health but his many friends are pleased to great him again. W 64-01mm, reduction, in Children's Hsté. 600 and up. that reductions in Ladieshiists. also. Miss another. 13 ery..‘\ 'i‘sl. 306-5. . “dawn-“rawhil's new thread“ noise iii Bound View Terrace. South Nwlslaih will have the dust view in indicts? on its completion in a tea WW it. vii he use! for occupancy shim Hay fut. nest-me Van Ksursn is doth! the carpenter Work; Arthur Barr edict the plumbing. and William 1". Jennings the palatial.“ amid in all of tits poles for the new electric lighting line at the "was; tonic Power (29.. from Norwa‘li: to Decreases. hays been procured and till wires are new sets. strung. it is understood that the majority oi momma churches. homes and um will he discardius oil lamps s vsryW fswwssit s. , . I. 0 Math. lim- MW 4. mime. '0”- Wm Mum max, the immediate relatives and a very . view of the closest trisnds hein ruse .V, ROUTE NORWALK emV 5’ 9 .Rev. WilliamH Whitehead. pastor oi. the Summerdsifl Wodist Church, performed the ceremony at ii: 80. The ‘ Sinclair. played the wed Both bride and youth were unattendfi 0 pipes was attractively decorated Pot- ted palms, ferns and white roses and smiles: formed the major part. of the decorative scheme, which sine pleas. ingly carried out in green and white a wedding supper was served. then. amid the congratulations or the assembled relatives and friends, Mr and Mrs Smith left on a honeymoon trip, to u destination kept secret from known end very popular young lady..' She was graduated from Port Chester the class 0! '06. or trade is has. A rs. Wilda locked curtains in in mm: of. its satin over h to parish is and carried a s glam [flat 9 9white roses and lillfesyo’f-tm o—yallex; siren away her father. _ rshs'll. an intimate irignd of Miss l. i 'i chase Furniture For These Reasons it is our Vicy to offer to our customers only such needs as can recommended and guaranteed. Our Furniture represents perfection in design. workmanship. and priced lower than interior goods. . ., maintain this standard of excellence throughout our stock. The A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY’ 90pm NORWALK. . be hone ins march Eta-1s NORTH MAIN artist? The srashano in “hunt by s here. and Style The thoughtfiii hiiyer will Vilnd it always an advantale to our- mdlei’lnl and xsmitie the honing of donors tionhtwag the ass stion raised in a ear- ies of cases be the Supreme Court or the United fits "today for argu- .men “ William D Lichtenstein ”:1th MV Com pany. New York, a Notations r O Wilson. president oi t ireless Tele- , mpnny‘, d.i usin' . his ‘ him summin- l‘ willows: corpora etc ”it”. nation of the Ase begin? by h"the mi“: airy was refused The parlor where the wedding took ‘ on the ,immediateiy following the ceremony and O. B. JacksOn OD iici an as WALL areas-r NOBWALK. PHONE 438. Everythingjn the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free me that W (ht ms to lncrimlnstoc Each man still claim- ing, that. (impel him to ‘xive tip the, books “it? he to interfere with his constitutioml flitlit, pot to testify against himself. Dreisr was subpoenaed in name, but the government claims that he was subpoenaed in his representative and not his personal capacity. in the WM son case the United Wireless Tele- graph Company was addressed in this subpoena without mention 01‘ any in- dividual it was also suited to produce certain books “in regard to an alleged violation of the stetutes oi the United Mrs smith. who has lived in Port (heater since a sinali child. is a well' High School with the class of '04. and from Merrill Bpsiness ceilese. with Since her graduation from the business school. she has been employed as stcnosrapher in the other: of the Ernest Simone Manufacturing Company. She is a member at the Summertield Methodist Church. of the Delta Alpha Class, and a teacher in the Sunday’schooi. Mr. Smith. who is a popular young man of Stamford is employed as bookkeeper by (1 i).'1‘ll- ley. the naturalist. of Darlen.‘ r lWe‘Vek‘ Of Mar. 6 South Norwalk, SIC SOuth Norwalkm Phone 349‘ lThu This IS WHAT YOU WANT—- , A MERRILL BUSINESS COURSE It pays to get the best Stamford s J“ was s MATINEES rsday 8. Saturday at 2: 30 Sharp Port Chester States by Christopher O Wilson. " Coir ice of the subpoena were delivered to . various odicers oi the company. Wil- son answered the subpoena and was “lodged in contempt when he refused to produce the books or to turn them ‘ over to the company to produce. The Vsoternment claims that no wrong Wit onmay haw committed has vested ith him the custody and control of liho company ‘s books against the com ”pany 's will or made them his own toV .lsuppress or to destroy. ._..... , All the world's a stage. and life is vthe greatest show on earth. " 11%“ Week- of Mar. 6 ‘« 31' JOHN STA PLETON V.“ v,” w Pictures & Illustrated 801183 Between New BY REQUfiST 4! rep “Mi 1‘ i , 'wh} i?,5s it: MUSIC HALL STOCK COMPANY . . in the Funniest Force «of the Season .3. LINEN SETS. 01-“ All Linen Table‘ Cloth and 1-2 doz. Napkins: resular 33. Sale price ........ sin: interim we , ' lysi‘l. Onssle ... .m‘ venue's-.is s GLOVES 81.50 Fownss’ Gloves .. ..01.19 sale .. $1.00 Fownes' Gloves ...... 314:6 ' 79oGlovss................. c We Gloves . ....... ...39c SILK HOBE 25c Gloves . . . . ..... . ..... 19¢ ”'59 Silk “an . ' . ' .2 . ”I ' 01.00 out: Hose.......... .1'00 BAGS, 599 790 Bllk VHDBQ ..... s '.' e V. . .V V V V Leather pm. leather lined; reg. 81.00.01: sale ...........69o suits or rAsLe’sINIV , . _ . 31.253111 Linen ..... . . 1 , ,9; 89¢ Linen ......... " $ 3'00 DRESSES ‘7 , title All Linen ..... .....3 1:. of our line Dresses. resululi‘ sod Damask . ..... . . . .. . 318. Sale price to“ 39c Damask 39a 89c OOWNB. We 10 dos. low neck. short- sleeves, trimmed with embroidery and lace; regularly 89c. Sale price .... ................ 49c EMBROIDERY. 10d. Q» 1000 yardrot Fine Emir . regular 12c and Ida ya, Onsale COATS. 05.98 25: HOSE. 19¢ 12 Goals worth up to 010.“: the imdies' medium again lighter first 12 women toolsht. . 06.03 35c Nose ion .w.-. - .. -....~.—.i--..-u..~..m -~-—- -~ Of US, YOU’re sure 0f Satisfaction we. SELL ONLY THOROUGHLY. RE’iJK BLE PIANOS—AND UNDER SUCH £30me TIONS THAT You ARE ABSOLUTELY mean. ED AGAINST ANY RISK. EACH PIANO w HAVE HAS BEEN CAREFUtLY exsmm AND CROSS-EXAMINED BEFORE we are. IT'ROR SALE. EACH 1s SOLD UNDER A warm TEN AGREEMENT THAT IS A BOND“ on TWEEN YOU AND DISAPPOINTMENT 9 ANY KIND. we SATISFY YOU—OUR spat . noes ass BEEN BUILT UP ON THIS REPU TION. AND OUR FUTURE success DapaNDe UPON rr. we sarrsev YOU. M. Sonnenberg Piano Compass. Waists . An unusually beautiful coilectidn of new and charming styles in Spring Waist: make this. section especially attractive just now. ' There are neat Tailored west. as well , , pretty models suited to the demarids of all the. occasions when the. dainty separate weigh is worn. TheyVh‘Vs all here at prices beginning with Vglc ' «Washington attest . NW “AWN. Miss Mary it. i ‘ the into (issues , ‘ soil, hiss interprets mm s , W infirm. To the . we
Norwalk Chronicler