and Women
Is the Best to be had
at the price
UPON
THE WOMAN OF FASHION INCIBTS .. .
«or cool: JUDGMENT accurate
Hearsay THAT WILL wean. you .
’. on m oonoon Hoolaav rue-
eHesaNese THAT Passion ole; '
urea mo 1m: ouaaelurv
. THAT oooo JUDGMENT oemanoa'.
BHEERNESB—n-THE WOMAN
iii"
womews Hoslzav'l... [.5
. nab—Gauze Lisle. black undo»
MISSES' HOSIERY
Young ladiea' Plain Hose. Silk
Lisle, extra garter hem. 1
thread heels and toes. black.
tan ............... 26, 36. 50¢
ton.
391- Light weight (lineal qua -
ity cotton) i-thf'elld heels
and toes. black ”undo”
tilt “(lanes Lisle, l-thread I
heels and toes. garter top
with extra splicing ....... 35c
MIG-Sheer Lisle, ithread 1-
' heels and toes and 431,- inch
SILK Motion)!
The Gordon Dollar Silk Hose.
pure thread silk. heavy llsie
1 ségrggémn. blmkél...“..506 solet. heels and toes, and
, *- it,“ y a w . ex 1 1.1%.
. 44th 1111633" "and aMW “ 1:. . 31.9 “3“ “my ““er
Inch garter hem. black” 500 or WWIIIII‘IID Silk With
him—Extra wide. llnett qu‘I- all silk or little toot rate-
it} Silk Lisle 4- thread .11 Mood hneiI' and tees. 1|”-
and, toes. «tile-incl; an” inch xirter horn, black.
heal. black ......... whitemnd all colort.. “5.1.60
.1 ‘1 3 s1 .. ‘ 1 l
~9A828ALL IN SI’IINBWOOD. ROAD NOW DIOPRING OTATION
‘ .w. l IMOVII
. The be at club Hll lten Rum Further curtailment oi expenses
3" “a“ ll“ 10' "10 Mm"- ‘ was made today by the New Haven
Ame wann weather or the past week road when tbont screenplay” alone
tarted baseball talk down in the low the Canal road were laid 0!. The
‘ pen oi the town and as a result curtailment along the Canal division
aeo- was a grand pow-wow oi the bite man who were employed at the
, ole tribe and the end of It was the itinerant Itetiont to eeeitt the station.
Walled 80 So {Baseball Club: E}; 1 ; agentI. Shay handled the banana to
Am the ulnar: there i 1 and Iron: the trains at the tenor ete-
WI material that will undou to lloht All this work will now have to
I; tattle the teamd in this tee in oli‘be performed by the station agents.
state bustle While they ‘ .It was reported today that retrench-
ehect to trim everything that 1' moot of expense alone the same lines
“I. neither will they let the - will later elect other division: at the
road. The road when asked along
gthese lines declared it ”had nothinx
,‘to any."
ere, Beltaoehy. who comes.
hey-bitch; and southpaw
one-u-
"ARCHING F0! MURDIRIR.
4 ‘MldltlDlN. April 8.--'I‘ha police are
« will cover “am”. The 1.; ‘ rolling ltillatmly tor the young Ital-
, 1 f. glen who shot and fatally wounded
mm W’ the posit} Dominick do Marie last night. De
hm woolld In the head. The III'Iir
1 colors.... .............. “We
learn ill“ It inioepital early today. i'
”hide a booth in Spring1
MEN’S HALF H08!
, 3849~Litlm black and tan. . .2“ 1 ,
4325---Siill Lisle, black. W390
2hiwh‘luloy l’laiieti silk. tn .
, m or l76~~hionhl ru‘ra nuk,’
with little or all silk feel
1919.19!“ heels and toes.
1001—4331!!! IBIII. extra heavy.)
heels and; toes. black and
nominations .........ei.oo
in»
I‘ld“
Mutter Frondenthel.
.The liven! old lion of William C.
, o: 21 Hoyt street. tiled
:‘Y‘eotetdsy alter a short illness. The
lfuiloral will he held tomorrow after-
noon to chime of Undertaker P D.
Steward and the interment will be
made In the NorWnik notaeterv.
‘ ‘ ‘t- W
Helen O'Hara.
. Funeral services over the remains
of Helen O’Hara. the young daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Peter O‘Hara. was held
1 this afternoon ‘at 2:30 o'clock from the
family residence in Fort street, East
‘iNorwslk The Rev. Frederick A. Cole;-
‘ann. rector of Trinity Episcopal
‘(Jhurcm this city, officiated. and inter
Vlueut followed in Riverside Cemetery,
‘ Norw‘alk. W
MIII Lizzie Boyleton.
Word was received ln180uth Nor-
,walh; today. brine death'oi' Miss Lle-
Illa Boyiston. ‘nt the home of her sister
Mm. James E. Glauson. in BeaVer Fails.
Perlltnylvanin'é Mist BoyistOn was I
daughter of the late Francis Boylston.
pand lived for runny years in South Nor
walk. The remains will be taken to
Greenfield. hints. for interment in the
'falnily plot. '
Abraham 8. Hyatt.
Abraham [3,. Hyatt. died. yesterday
It the Norwant hospital, alter an ill-
};nean oi some‘dnrntiou. He was .136
you ‘of age and was well known in
LNorwoik. where he resided and work
ed. The funeral will be held tumor.
. row atternoon at 22:10 from Rnynioud't
{liberal parlors In Main street. and
Mile interment will he made in Riv-
ereide cemetery. The services will be
conducted by the Rev James ii. War
nor.
Martin J. Morris.
III. of llroolriyn, N. i’..
walk this morning. Mr. Morris died
yesterday tour in: It 10:30 The do
i «and well we
in Norwalk. where he
for the Sinner Sewing Machine Corr»
I"pony. and had (pillow: to Main street.
Norwelh. and Washington street.
South Norwtilr, He was about titty
years old
.w. t fire. hitter Grime.
Ibo death otntire Esther ill-Idea.
D MD
the eight
gin
‘_dln.-nttorlwrlmltltoe term
nether doriu the evening. Trent th
men belt retort in their hence end be 1 Benton. and the. David G Renew
. «Baum. also enema. Geode C Crib.
net-la also drew a eittiiar‘ieee
when it muted I light was that
One at the othen drew “revolver a
rim De Merle.
mood. The men with the m rail
while the otbeu picked up be Mariel:
A“ W the steamer Maura arrive
ed yesterday tron Aulmlie. three.
and not him into the bottle. The I0.
lice werenouued and had the wounded
ed moo taken to the hoepital.
The Winnlpauk Gun Club held I‘
very Interesting than at their groan“
on Iaet seturday. The scores load:
by some of the members of the club.
were very good and that there art
1 some crack merit-men arson; the lieif
is n certainty. The club will probably
hold another shoot. on next Saturday:
The held and trap will be fixed up In
areal. shape and in I short time tile in?
cats will eatemlri their friends {will
other places.
leatinel want tdre. para
H0 MN to CM
here of the Methodist Epimpll choral!
tor. or Piumtreee; lire. Robert “billion.
on. or wen WEI
DID- .
VICTORIA. 8.0.. April lr—MII:
due in advance of her Inheduie. She
steamer Momma in me by one day.
the Intonation. .
. News or the death of Martin J. Mor- V
come to Not-«U
known and respected”
resided for
lullaby years. Mr Morris was agent!
wile or Med in. (math. outlined u‘
her-1mm West Reading serum»?
billowing I twat/mi Him with j
1W mi
year It her one. »
BhehadboenaWoIWeet lied '
rinse. She was one or tile oldeot men. 1'
oi that place .and had been prominent .
1 in the work of the church.
dole avenue Ind followed to «(hunt The demoed is survived by her how 1
between tour men who had been or, M three audition. Mrs. Annie Gem:
3‘11“!“ “MM DIM.- fiIC- -
beat the record n- de by the turbine.
There were 380 petunxon including.
may «prominent trevelm bound to;
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m .wl’rices
were tlrnl and the market was quiet at
the opening today. Canadian Pnclflo' a
train of 115 In London was increased
to two points at the opening here.
Reading and Milleapolis St. Paul and
Saudi Ste Marie were up in.
WALL STREET. 11 a. row—Trading
was at low ebb pending the receipt or
news from Washington as to whether
decisions in the anti-trust CEBOI' were
to be made today. Reading reacted
half a point on realizing sales. but the
market otherwise held tirin. Amelw
ted Oil gained 1%.
WALL STREET, Noon. i—Business
virtually coins to a standstill as the
hour for the Supreme Court to assem-
ble drew near. Traders paid little stv
tentlou to the market tearing to take
.nny slaud on either side until word
'dnme from Washington as to what was
to be expected in the way of decisions.
The total 01' business up to noon was
no more than is often done ID the first
few miru‘ltes of an 'sctive day. There
was no sign of weakness such as chnr-
notarized some "decision days" howev-
er, the standard stocks moving up
quite sharply. particularly Union Parl-
dc, St. Paul. Reading and Delilah Vai-
ley, which were up a point. Natlonnl
Biscuit gained nearly two points and
Associated Oil jumped to 60, a gain of
7 pointt,.wlth the dvance lnfluonced
by reports oi! compo tive buying in be-
half of new interests seeking control.
of the property. Bond market was
steady.
WALL BTREET, 1 p. air-Pending
new: from Washington. traders let the
stock marketlake care of itself.
All kinds ct runs at F‘ A. Mihtchelis
‘Bee adv.
recovery of his health Mr Howleyiwm was buried in Notwalk last week
trim that 1 _ .
V lidlllilifi‘
IS ,IlEl) 3‘
MADRID, April 3,—The Cauaieloll '
ministry, us reorganized, was gazetted
today. The changes Were dictated by
the premier, who was given free rein
by lng Alfonso as at condition upon
which he withdrew his resigantion (If .
Saturday. The ministers announced
are: 2
Premier—Jose Canalejas y Mendos.
Minister of Foreign Allairs——Garcia
Prlelo
Mlinster of the interior—Ruiz Valor
rlno.
Minister of Wurwfleuerul do Luqulb‘.
Minister of Marineésenm- Pidni. ‘_
\Iiuizter of JusticemSenor Barrow.
Minister of Public Works~Senor
. new sororirrnuos.
Meter-I. Murray. and Barker Making
Good With New nutlneet.
Fine progress is belonmode ’by Al‘-
thur '1‘. Murray and Charles L. Barker
with their new motor truck. which is
to be marketed shortly. The first truck
is now running and on thawed and
presents a line business like laminar-
ance. The truck compares very Invar-
ably in appearance with the best
known makes on the market. In foot
there are low as compact and sub
stantiai looking.
The vehicle in known as the Murray
i‘t'bok and‘ismsnui'actured by Mr. liar
her.
in a long road test Saturday after» .1
noon the truck behaved handsomely.
Her advertised capacity is three tons. .
but she is so substantially built that (loos-e1
she will undoubtedly stand a big over- Minister of Publlctlnsil‘ut'tion-~Sen-
loud.« or Glmeno.
HAWLEY TO BE MARSHAL BEGIN-
NING JUNE 1.
Prime mid Gusset retain their poro
folios. Valarlno, who was minister of
the Interior. and is succeeded in his
’1 ‘ former post by Senor Barroso, who
Will Recover H" Health "1' D" H". was at the head of ‘the ministry of null-
Term " Sherifi EM" lilo instruction In the Mdret Cabinet,
Sidney E Huwley, who has been but in now in the Cunnlejas ministry
condimed us United States malshnl an the others ale. Gen rle Luque held
lot this district. will not take office the portfolio or war in the Morel cam.
until June 1. United States Marshal ,nel
Edson S. Bishop, who is to be succeed- .—
ed by Mr. linwley, has agreed to stay COUNTY BAR TO MEET.
in 011166 untilJune 1. Georgew. Wick- A meeting of the members of the
emham. attorney general of theyUnlted Ffllrfleld County Bar Association is
States writes Marshal Bishop that ne'caiied lor Wednesday, APP“ 13. in,
approves of the plan. which; he says” Bridgeport. when resolutions will 4’9
will allow Mr. Howley to complete the “NW“ on ”"3 death Of Flank W- P0717. _
—-———
13 uhorllf oi Fairileid county and m3 Attorney Perry was the oldest mem-
term In that oilice expires on May 30... bar 0‘ We WWW 113‘" b81113 in his 87th
‘ year when he passed away. '
Donald Way. or Norwallr, who at! .
lands Yale college was the guest or
lhle parents over Sunday.
V IN THE SPRING
Give the lawn and garden a little
We want every woman in The .
Norws’lks to come and respect our
it ~ ow.
ally fine line or merchan-
disc of every description.
We sell
Gowns, Dresses, Tailored
l w
4.! an?“ on SIN?
exceptions
Suits, 31m
‘ of Chiffon and Silk nee
Milhuery 1
Housei‘omishing Goods
Clothing for Men and Boys
5 Shooter; ad sexes
for
"encouragement and a chance to
amino good by applying Wizard
Sheep Manure. Rho results will ‘
astoniein you. , Sold in bags of 1 ‘
ten pounds. .
i. "
,2
‘ The time is NOW and the place
3 t it HERE.
.Pllorle Six-inverter).
Coats, waists
1- “-~,.‘, -/._ ‘
91 now LISTEN!
' When your time‘s limited and you.
{want a good Suit for t? or :10. don't
31:0 butting Into other places. ilecIlltm
mire II the place for your trade. We'll
,wait on you quickly. git-e what you
want at as near the prlre at you
“went. to pay. and we tell but a single
trial to prove lt
'Gottiieb’Sé—W & 310
June“
n... «u.- ”M
1 and
‘llournoo. I' tox‘
tot-rt; mo 1 ,
We» il motile:
Norwalk Chronicler