“ 1‘ , lBare-it‘ioted children
‘ here the gomption of little 1
‘Mdmaln never tired. al-
7an: ohm aayiark. El!- ‘1 .
5 mice thou allow the feet .
"the some Icy-giving free. .
.do‘ml ohulthy “support
.9! theyttrch and
but nomthmp
CONNEALLY
II. BRACK EN,
~ 81 WASHINGTON STREET,
‘ So. Norwalk. Tel. 363-4
WE SELL COAL!
On the other side of winter
when the fields are full of sun-
shine and the flowers of spring
are blooming there is rest for the
weary coal consumer.
But until then—and forever at-
ter~do not forget
WE SELL COAL!
Also Fertilizers for Lawn and
Garden:
ATLAS Portland Cement.
IMaat prices for Saturday are an tol.
loam:
But tiuvy Rib Rout .. . .14 to 16¢ lb,
Int Steaks—Sirloin ....... 18c
Porterhouu ................. 20c
Pot Rumimm ............8 to 161:
Spring Limb Lego. at ...... 15c
Mutton Loner» ..... ....... 12m
In: Small Pork‘Rout ..,.......i4c
In Pork Chops ........ . ........ 15c
Nat e Chicken: and Fowle. .20 a 22::
Native Veal. all kinds oi thinned and
Dry Fish and Pickled Gouda.
.Chamock's Market
‘ "Norm MAIN 31-...
Tile. mum. "E‘REE oetfirvaav
erg ....-e.. mm...” .,... W
‘t 1?"! .BInARD'S ANNIVIRIARY.
.flocollae‘tlprta or the blizzard or was
tire of new failing Interest annually
zlrnmfiltgillm {to the middle or Marrh
Jude aillnp‘tand‘drda tor the ending of
winter all {trim hinge on it. 'l‘hoi
mm allot now. therefore. be own:
A“? ibimwlthe that day of the meat-i
bio storm ,hioh began on Sunday
:1: mm. M in Hill. 1888, with the
f 7: tithe 8th. " I
.3 ‘1
‘ chlal trouble.
Iii
Mrs. Jeremiah O'Domoli.
The many i'rianda 0!. Min. Jo emiah
O'Donnell. ot' Ntttlgatuck.
Mina Iieloacionl'y. of Norwalk, will be
mueb‘aurpriaed and pained to hear ot‘
her sudden death on Friday evening.
Mrs. O’Donnell was on her way to St.
Mary's it. 0. Church where alto was
going to nttendahe Lenten devotions.
when she waa taken with a stroke of
apoplexy.
her home where
O'Donnell wna
liked in Norwalit and halt a large circle
of friends here. The romaine were
brought to Norwaik thia morning and
interment followed in all. Mary's coinc-
tory.
John O. Diabrow.
News or the death or John 0. Dia-
-brow, which occurred In Newark, New
~ Jersey, li‘riday night, was received In
South Norwailt yesterday. For many
years he was a foreman for the (Irot’ut
it Knapp Hat Company, but since the
trouble over a year ago, had not. been
engaged in the luminous. lie was about
seventy years at and. and la hurriveti
by a widow. Mr. lliahrow'a romaine
were brought to South Not-walk on the
noon train today, and the interment
was Ill tho family plot in Riveraido
cemetery. Hov. it‘. ll. ’l‘orroy oiliclatctl.
HORACE w. WARNER
William A. Clark, of the firm of
\Vholpley and Clark, received word to-
day oi’ the death at Holchltlanrlile, thin
state. or his uncle; Horace W. Warner.
Mr. Warher. who baa a number of
tricnda here who will be sorry to learn
ot‘ his death. was 78 yearn of lute.
Death was due to pneumonia. and brou~
The funeral will be held
from his late. residence Wodnraday tli~
ternoon at I o'clock and interment will
be In IIOII‘llliISBYllIo.
Min Mary Bette.
“ Mina Mary Betta died at the liOmc of
her brother. Allan G. Betta. oi l8ls
Main street. yesterday afternoon. She
wax a well-known and popular real—
deal of Norwalk and a uwmhcr ut‘ the
Norwalk Congregational Church. 'I‘hc
l‘unt'ral will he held \\'cduottdny llli"i'-
noon treat the house at 3 o‘cloi Ii. tier
(3. l). Egbert. oi Fluehing. i.. l.. olIlt-lat»
lug. intormcnt will follow in liiycrsidc
Cemetery.
Mrs. Jarvis Pugaley.
Several relatives in South Norwulk
llm'c received word of thr- douth oi
Mm. Phoebe E. I’uizsloy. Wiit' or .Iurvia
i’uxaley. in Ilnnburr. on Saturday. Silo
was in llli" seventtwiiral ycar oi hcr
age. Funeral aervicoa will hr hold ii‘tllll
her Into homo. No. .33 Luke incuuc. on
'l‘ueatiuy. March Hill, at :l p. lll. iiurial
in llodtnrd. .\'t\w York. on “Nationality.
William Sheehan.
William Shoehan, a wtvrau oi t‘onl-
pally L, Third ("unlit-clam Volume-ore,
Spanish War. died at illt‘ Soldiers
Home ill Not-ohm Saturday The do
«tr-oiled was 5-? your.» oi‘ zinc, 'i‘iw tun
t‘lnl Will ht,- hold from thr- llonlt- chap.
t‘I ttliilotl‘ow tthi-t'tlotilt til '3 ii, in. nllu
interment will follow In lith‘l‘Hlill'
cemetery.
William H. Wallace.
William H. \l’hilaco diod yesterday
at the Soldiers' Homo, hard 7". lie
was :t Incmlwr of the 'i‘iiirtlcth (‘otr
nt-clicul Volunteers and oi tho 'i‘hirly
first l'nlted Stall-s tumult-y. 'l‘ht» tu-
noral will he hold Wedncitdlty alter.
noon at 2 p, ut.. interment being in
Spring tirorc Lftvmotory.
Funeral oI‘Claude Guthrie.
'l‘hc lune'ral of the late (Tiaudo tlu-
thrio was bold yesterday afternoon at
Izau o‘clock. {mm the rcaidoure ot hill
nephew, Joseph Guthrie. in Silvormlnc.
liov. Richter othcintcd. and Intermcnt
followed in Slivormino t-etnetory. Ml‘.
Guthrie was the oldest moniker of
Worthington (‘Iltillit‘l’ and of Clinton
(,‘mnutantlet‘y: wait the oldest punt mint
tor of SI. Joiln'u Lodge. and. with our
oxception. was the (\ltltlltt member of
the lodge. living nntctlutcti In member
ship only 1)) Major 'I‘hendora Iiyxlmc.
who in now a resident of Mt‘l‘ltlmi
Funeral of Mn. M. Lauder Tamorrow.
The ateamar Marina the remain: or
Mrs. M. Lauder did not arrive In New
York early enough today to hold the
funeral aervicea thin afternoon, and
they have boon imalponed until tomor~
row afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. at the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
SpencerwWhvn it man pays atten-
tion to a woman It lit getterally ll align
that he wIaht-a to marry her.
Sinnit-k-fil’os. and when a man door-
n't pay attention to a woman it In of-
tan it also that he ha. married lief.”
lionton Trnnacrlpt.
m‘w‘M-W "a...“ .u .4
all ..-. V
,, : page I
aunt,
No ONE SHOULD BE WITH.
OUT IT
In their home. II what than
who huvn used our pure and
leuititinl Ruppert'tt Iieer tut}.
it will make the debilitated
nlurtly and atroa . and in a
planing and delta. our bevorttflo
for dinner, luncheon or before
retiring. When once tented no
one would be without liappert‘a
llaer. Wefivili deliver Ithy the
can. barrel 0r halt barrel or
list: attrition.
Magnet 8: Flynn
mt Wuhlhdifialh‘ rm MM
”I
formerly I
She was at once taken to,
he died shortly. Mre.‘
ell known and WeII~
, the heat thump Juult private in the
,, of hill uaual health. whi‘oh. however.
He would harm
room. FOR TU
Large Heads. of Lettuce, 56
HOMER S. BEERS & COMPANY ,
13 MAIN ST.. NORWALK .
22 W. WASHINGTON 312. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD
Wm._aw ..
GUN CLUB SHOOT.
anont Powder Company Often a Fine
Badge for the Highelt Score.
The Winnlpauk (inn tlluh hold the
that of the. twelve ahoota tor the
handsome watch charm offered by the
lltipont Powder (lmnpany for the than
making the highest acore. 'l‘horo arc
to be twelve should at no lean tlutn
twenty—live targets each time. The
content cloaea on June Ill. and the
man having the highest score at that
time taken the trophy.
li‘. it}. Lockwood halt proved himnoii’
an (expert marksman, and the rouuit
ill that at lllt‘ prcaent limo ho has no
handicap, and In the only scratch man.
He will be out ot’ the race for tho
prize. an the ruins provides for the
awarding til tho prize to tho hiphout
titan with a handicap. 'I‘hc ncxl ahool
tor the trophy will ht.- hold on Solar-
tlay. tho Ililb.
Saturday‘s 8(‘(ll‘t‘fl were:
WINNIPAUK
This. ”it. li‘p. 'l‘l.
l". H. IJUi'lU’I’OOIl .25 i\‘ i 2::
I. \\'Iitnot .. ........ 2!. In I 2::
li. \‘an liurt-u ...... :33 If. ’I 2‘:
mater Adams .....2:'. . to l7
(‘, E. Sillllll . . “H.135 ill 3 if)
l-‘. A. Van liuri-n ...;’T. I? 2 III
Franklin .Iudd .....2.’. ti x iii
II..(iroi-n .........‘L’» If. Ill 2.”.
William .llt'llngh «.37» it Ill .1 I
l’. Walsh .......... :25 T I" 7
(‘. i‘. t‘rtuu ........ 2:? ill " L‘l
lu Soturtlay'a uhool li, tlrucn made
lhc III‘HI score and “on tho that ol‘ the
ll\'t‘l\t‘ conicala.
BIG CLASS INITIATED.
Delegation of Norwalk Knight: of Co
Iumbua in Bridgeport
About l.2titl poopic I'loin Now York.
i'llilllt‘i‘iit‘tli_ Milhiiilt‘llilh‘t‘lifl and Rhoda
Island. .litcudwt lIlI' clam-i initiation of
toll cantildutoe for tho thirtl mutton in
tho linlaltta of t‘oluulbus, which wan
hold lt'rill‘ltlil)‘ ai’lcrnoon in Maxim“.
Hall. in Ihldnopori. The chitin was'
()llt' oi lilo Inrncni to rocott‘e tho dourctt.
in thin part or thc nttllt'. The Work
Wile! pm‘iormcd by Slait- Deputy linu-
lid .1. (him-n and hire Mail oi Ilridao-
purl. it'tlll‘tlitllll: Iilt‘ tit-alone rtrirouh-
mount were tit‘l‘Vt‘II to all of the vial.
tors and a social limo ortimoti, 'l‘lle
wol‘klna of tilt» tlt’Krt‘tl “th nude-r the
alumina. of lirltlttopott t‘baptor, K. of
t'., with h cotnprlwn the {our t'fltllli'lll‘l
in tho cit}. 'l'horu ll‘tllll Norwnlk who
“0"” Ilit'fit'lll “‘ctc .ltllm Splat», Howard
.\lt‘.t\llllilt‘l’. Iv‘runcia Ward. t‘lit’l‘ol-d
Ward. Tiltllllilh llulllt‘). ‘I‘lmmna iiurlto
null i‘tuuoliun Stwouoy. ‘l‘il~~ tutti) ro
port a very illlt‘ lime.
Anotlu-r chute will Iw put lhrmtth
tho nocond utul Illlltl Ill‘lll‘t‘i‘u’ tn larch
u'ootl'a Hall on luv you. n: llil‘i mouth
lliltlt't‘ Ilit‘ hairpin-a oi I'llihlllll‘ t‘nlon
iiount'il. No. ‘lli, oi‘ Nora-all: Piano to:
tho initiation art- now ‘illtli‘i‘ wax
JURY FOR CIVIL SUPERiOR COURT
'i‘lic it”; in tho Illt‘M‘lll tt-I'tu tit lili“
(‘l\II Suppriur court having twitctll
night “with. a li!‘\\' paiwi our drawn“
that Work. as tollowa. ‘
Front Ill'ldaopm‘t:
and Edward I.. Much
I-‘rotn I‘Iltrien: James llaudlt-y and
i‘lul‘onco l3. Scotlalti.
From Palriioltl: John I.. lhbw antit
l‘. II. .ionnluttit '
l‘i‘ntn tiroenwirh'
Illldlill and Nathan It hiriiinuoy.
P‘l‘tllll liuntinitton: Ilarry ll Ilrmtu-
null and Dwight in). “‘altoIt-o.
l-‘rnut Now t‘anann: t‘bnrlra I.. Iliah-
up and (‘orutiiua (I. 'i‘aylor.
l-‘rom Noutown. 'l‘homaa lirow and
Edward Ii. itooth.
li‘mm Norwnik‘ Edward H. ”(whom
and William (E. James
I-‘loni Stamford; Aicxandct'
and John i-l. Walt-rhruy.
ll‘rom \\‘oalport; Thomas; (5 Steal-nu
and Frank ilodirey.
TICE SUIT SCHEDULED FOR TRIAL
THIS WEEK.
Next Tue-day morning. the case of
.I. (“roydan 'l‘lce oi at. re. The "ridic-
porl Real Estate and lavmumout t~om~
puny will he heard tit-fora Milton A.
i-lhumwny. It In a motion for an order
train the court authorizing tho rorolv-
or the company. A. .l. Merritt, to no
name the debts oi the Cont‘l‘eltl Illock
and Construction company.
Another case arbodult-d for it heat"
Ina Tuesday ht Edward Knapp and
COHIIIBIU‘. of Stamford, va. The Tide
water Coal company et ttla. ’l‘hin In an
action to recover 84.000 damoaea. 'i‘he
plurttitt’a claim that they loaned the
atoms or $995.57 and 82.4“)” to tho
Tidewater company lost your and the
notes were endowed by it. v. Mather.
of Brooklyn. N. 't'.. and w. W. Pom.
heriton. of Philadelphia. 'I‘hoy tur-
thor claim that the money was not
paid when It come due.
t‘huril-a Iimiuou
Mitt-d .l. ion-I
lluttu
u...”
a‘AL'rmonl Patter mono one.
BALTIMORE. Md. March iii.»-~»Iiev.
il‘ranm x. litany. it. .i.. pruhideht at
Loyola College lid pantor of St. lana-
iiilil (iathollo (3 limb. watt toaud dead
In hilt had at the church rectory today.
Angina malaria watt ttlveu at the cam
oi death. Father Ilratty wantone ol‘
out. Hit me born at Conawuo. Pa"
54 year- are. “,fii‘ltller malty said mean
in initial Valletta! metallic, and litter
in the day can um two retitled.
,urviau. nominal, in the enjoyment
never won robust.
celebrated the twanty-lltth
, not
it hit ordination to the prim Mitt
tram the no mo. ' ,‘
rm Martin the ,
- -M~W
AVE, 80. NOR.
- _....w-¢.m m.w._....
’ linlllttttuttl ttws
Mitts Madolonc Mngnor, or
avenue. spent yostcrday in Milford.
(.iO’t‘ili‘lIi. curriapoa and
alt-opera at I“. A. Mlii‘llt'll'ti
l'ulltnan
Soc tltir.
Mr. and Mra. .Iobn McNamara, or
Dover atrcet, «him-tallied friends you-
iorduy.
Horace Ii. Ninth in looking for con-
tracla tor nit iiilltlri oi piulnultla work.
Soc ndt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, at
lll'ltlgcpm't, apt-til lotticrtltty with
t‘ritnula in Norwalk.
if. (t. Ronnie-a. of tho I“. A. Mitchell
turtnturo aim-v. is delivering it largo
load of flil‘ilIIllli' in Stamford today.
'I‘Iltl Forrla (‘onl Company ask you
not to forum that tho; soil coal: aim
I'ortilizcra for lawn and pardon. Set»
adv.
'I'Itomint'i- t), (than Icti this.- morn—
ing on it two \rvrkta' Illllilllt'h‘li trip
'tht‘ouah Pennsylvania and Now York
aialt‘. '
William Mt'Alllhit'l‘. of llulllmry, ro-
iurucd to hia lltlillv' this morning pill-r
spending tho \“l‘l’It t-nd lu town with
relatives.
loltlt'n little i"; '1 _ Kidd‘s Dough»
lure of the Norwal‘it (‘oltttrouutttmnl
(Thutt'lt il'lil uwvt I‘uv'eday at It p. ill.
Will) Mrs. Chart». I’ilt‘ll. .\l;:rtlt- on»
one. lint-ti Norwnll,
'l'llt- hiumh .\'. ruulk I'Iil}llit'\lit ii‘~
hum plauncd a hit- iiiIlI‘ tor illllltliii a
hit; delegation oi llm momlwra oi \l'o
waninuut ilayioii oi tirldacport, will
t'tllllt' down and tlfiii l'nraa liatloi'l.
which Inna olm‘cp mntiitialvu llli‘ in
lllllllml. A room loot auppor will to
pound.
(lwlnr to noon tilsuartwuient luL
twoon llllllM‘li and 1hr (llllt‘llll. of tho
New York, Now llavcu and llarlinrn
railroad, Station A non! lohu ii. Wood.
of Norwalk. haa II‘SIKHUII and llllé du‘
lion are to ho loolo-ti aim by a t‘t‘lli‘“
aoittallw ui' titr- llillilllllt Irwin Nut
Iluwu
l‘. I‘. Lolmalmxa inulura Non Hui.
land Ul‘ili‘l‘ of I’mmtion .nill tum“:
tomorrow outllmz :li 3.:lo a rim k. and
will hold on porn. and llt‘tltlli‘ sum.»
:ii‘tt‘r Ilw Itttainm uranium \‘m'nlr
all! Iw present It! ill .H‘tami- rd, llrillxv
poll. tiaumeloun .ttttt otlwr Ilint‘mi. and
:di lrund» are ibvllvd In tlili'llil.
A lniuht balm timtabtcu urriwd yrs.
letIny Inoruiu.; it the bump ui‘ .\lr
and hire. Mali-l. F}. “lllllll‘ I“ i‘ow hit»
our. Izlttat Nina‘ltik. and tho mam
iriontia oI' thv tlfll‘P‘ parents arc Illt‘ilii
ml to learn :ln' lmth Ilic mother .qu
rhtlu Ili‘t‘ avi'lna aloha ulct'l). Mia
Illblllc “at: ituulot‘ly Mira l~2IIa lilytlt-n-
burgh.
'i'lw uppvamucv or lltliltl' thv lull.
motion oi til-mm watt ulinount‘t'd Nils
morning In tho arrival oi whine and
binoliildx. Th» llirtitt th't' ntllli'l‘tl lxy
Mint-no) .Iolm Keogh. who Is pittnniur
to ill-comp ll ‘commntrrfi by lutildiur
a (lillillt‘llt' on ranticctlt‘ut uvonuo. near
the Ilntiru toun line. All that in noccit
saiy In compo-la tho apt-om picture.
All: Kaoah Illt'lli. in to have- an auto-
motto street Illlttm allow up.
Tonight in the hull lutaltothall name
of tho m-amm at the armory Tlu‘
Bridgeport Stain Imitauo team will
moat the Sixth l‘ompltny. The Bridge-
llort team is put: of tho lantern home
in tho mate and it is expcctod that
thoy will put up a good sumo anitxai
the Norwal‘tta, \\ ho will have an entire
local team. with (Fallon at center. The
preliminary game is to decide a chum
plouahip. and .ut the teams are well
and mouiy matched a timid name in 0“
period.
NEW HAVEN PAPER MAN'S
FUNERAL.
NEW liM‘TN. March lil.~~~'l‘hc fun-
crai of Henry t‘, O’Stlllirnn. the wall.
Imowu nowapnpor mun. whore death
occurred lint! Friday. waa hold thin
morning. from the O'Sttllivttn home
and later from Bl. l’utrlrlt'a It. i‘.
church. where a solemn minim moat
waa celebrated. Interment Wan In St
lthroncn Cemetery. The honorary
bearer: wort» Mayor F. .i. Rica. Mulur
Louie M. lllllnan. Louis A. Filth. Edwin
it. McIntyre. Poi. Chan. w. lithium and
James F. Broil.
.l................ “A"
“tawny man In my commutation
should array to he kept humble and
poor!" thundered the mlnlaiar.
”i don't ma to." llilml tut :1 little
man In a from run.
"And will! In it .llllntttlelluil'l' tor you
to pray to he he t humble and poor?“
shouted the min etar.
"I live with my wito‘a lolltl."«-Phii~
adeiphia Time.
"i think." remarked the brindle-tats:
Id old belt. "that i’il Into bouillon.
i “What kind of but new?" united the
unmrouha mater.
‘V'Woll' will. , hall. "I mar
p “a hiaaxo Now.
when r Willi. to latte older, in
W“’" concern you? You
a, hard. But It's hater
t byetlindor:"-~
livltlt‘iiv
, NOS. 3 and 5
Something N
.‘Ivt‘llil aizv ............... $1.95.
GOOQ QUALITY TOILET PAPE
ASBESTOS IRON HOLDERS...
PLAGUE CONDITIONS IMPROVE.
lltlS’l’IIN. Mart-Ii lilo-"No [dunno In
Peking and Mont-lmrlu. (‘tllltlillttill Itn
...a .. _
moving on Marci: l1. colnut'iwiTttt'ol‘
million tocoivo‘d by llu- Ailll‘llt‘lli‘.
llnnrti oi’ ('Illllliillitilt)lllti‘li tor Iv‘ot‘eltzu
Miaaiona today. 'l‘hr haunt war: «on
taltwd in a (‘filllt’fll't‘lm stout try Dr. W.
Young. a medical mixeinnnl’y of tho
American iloard. t‘otlnotlmi uillt lhc
l’nlou Mcdirni ('oilctw nl Poking; to Ill.“
moihci'. a I‘l‘oltlt‘lll of Montana. and
totwnrtlcd to the board}: lu-uduplnlti-rst
lit-rc by mail. ’i‘iio titliivpraut. lltt‘ (lair
it which won Mart-h 0:. mid: “l‘itt‘mv
"cumin rxrtgaorntwl. None in I’okina.
\lducliutltt itnznm-iur."
ARTIST COMMITS SUICIDE.
l‘llii'm .\VII. ”to. March ii. Holt
\‘ I-Ii-iiuu. :l ill'ii‘l-illl‘Wll artist at Sat:
‘t'oiliimo. um found tit-.oi in i‘i...”
ii (fr-M. lit liiio‘ rill. yrulm'iitly, “iii
1 bulloi Wound in his li‘lillllt‘ Ac
ordim: to a not. in llll- pwluu. tilt
trliet toik his out: itti‘ on urcount oi
[‘t‘lillll'lulxill.
ltlx'utxt c ellowiur. o: u lmr lilllt diva ll‘:
UH SPRING I:i
FOOTWEAR
:lll‘li il’.‘ tIm “CHANTECLERI' OX-
i’JRD lwl‘ idling: man. not! .SATIN
’UMPS it; young: hollow
~—-— MAX LEVY «~—
69 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDOI
SOUTH NORWALK
Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to date. YOur in-
spection invited. Everything San-
itary and under glass.
Vinitore alwayu welcome.
John G. Baur
Formerly G. Friedrleh'e.
fol 372-3. RAILROAD AVE
You Can't Beat Them
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
IF VOU DON'T BELIEVE IT. TRV
THEM
a. J. RENOLDS
MANUFACTURIR
on: m A ruouuuo
may be carom. tutti mammal about.
«trainer and mommy. but. the average
oiileeawthe other nine Itttudrod and
ninetymiuemare not; they are core-
ful and dlacriminatina and one look.
In: tor vaiuo tor their money.» fro
much we any. that It you patroniaa tta
tot" your Clothing rind Show. goo will
(at the best value for yourzm my oh«
unpaid!» lflm-olantilot’nina at r‘w
nettle afloat... 0 root it».
at y and we the“. i9 ‘
it t: t
TRISTRAM & HYA
Norwaiit‘s Leading Dry Goods Store
, Adjustable “Tea Bali” Pots
SALT AND PEPPER SHAKéRS. liltlnu iopa, pair ....... -
PATENT POT CLOTHS, «Ir-an lion. wood and t‘lliillll'd \l‘t'til'. cat-h .............
“NYOIL.” hunt for oil ltllttia tli' tutu-Itlllcl‘y, Imtiio .................................. . ...... . ......... 15¢
“OSPOTO.” tho pvrit‘ct cloth cit-unur .Imttlo ...................... I
“SILEXO.” tho satisfactory. Scouriun Soap, (‘l‘lIii‘
DUSTLESS DUST CLOTHS .....
.............................................. 3c
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
m
ew~—-Must be seen to be appreciated "
"I'i'lill size ...... .. , ., ..... $2.25. loop 51er .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .$2.50
. ................ .................. 15c \
................... 10c .
0
R. throo rolln for 10¢:
.......................................................... 19c
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‘ sour AGENTS I
in the whole United States every
woman is talking about and dis—
cussing the merits of the
oosier Cabinet
Come in and let us give you a
demonstration. (IIEvery House-
keeper who caaspare a corner in
her kitchen wants a cabinet in
its place
Cash or on Easy Payments
either way—~you can have one .
comes: stave outta carron‘éo WWW ""
SAN F‘li.\.\lt‘l8t3il. March t:t.».\
suemueulur smid in (‘hlualown last
night reunited In the captain of hilt
t'hiuotto nluvo atria said to have horn
Illegally impel-too and Illll‘clliiled for
the input at $25,000. The atria were
removed to the Anaeiiuiaud Immigrant .
titatld‘u and will he held to await the
nation at the government. it) II lio-
Iieved that the girls were entangled
into this port within the taut six
months hilt] that they will be deported.
iletoro the hiding platoon: the «iris
wan diucoterod the olden. chopped
tin-oust: woven hlittddoora. The door
of a secret chamber wherein the girls
were luttldlotl wan an Ingenioualy eon-
triveti palm! communal a portrait of
the Chinaue authority I
fill 'fllAPi‘lD tN IURNIN‘O HOTEL.
annex. N. 3.. Hilton itam'rwenty.
,Iire persona trapped In animal: hotel
«get: «a on early morning iii-a here to
ill y tomato httohla
7 [mountaintop
the. reunited hut ‘ ‘ ‘
has lyrtdttmt tot
Phil hurt. ’
Smart
SPRING
' ‘ CAPS
at "$9 and $1.00
I
The new spring l-ltylea are
horn. .
Cape that are different, from
i
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the ordinary kind.
Norwalk Chronicler