tin“ or: w3,8 a rise in ilansdlsn
of over a point, renewing a
in similar amount in London.
its and Ainerlcau Can pfd. and
rode Fuel large fractions. Ameri-
. Steel Foundries and National Bis-
vent lost 2 points. . ._
. ALL STREET. Noon. midpscuis-
tits interest in the stock market dwin~
isdpteadily until there were prolong-
torvals when the ticker did not ,5
din register a sale. None oi the is-
rlse stocks varied more than 14 from
heir initial prices. snd'ihe ODSUU’G
stiles furnished the only m tdium
31m” scaiping profits. There was an ac-
"Etive and higher market for bonds with
atoms large operations in Vilitinm Dot
- “turned Certificates. Virginia Cetti
{iioates lumped 4 points to 68%. Nation-
lat City Bank was bid up 7 points to
412. and Associated Oil gained it
points.
I. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——The ro-
iport of the Copper Producers' Associ-
Minn for March. which showed an in-
phone on hand of 5..370164 pounds
paused some scattered iiquidstlons in
Amalgamated Copper. which went
down nearly a point. The rest of the
active list was unaltered from the mid»
,day level. Seaboard Air Line adjust-
ment was continued to be heavily
bought and touched 73%, a gain of 2%.
Wabash Terminal Certificates were ii»
quldated freely meanwhile and fell 1-
NOTICE
The inhabitants of the Town of Nor-
‘Naik Who are qualified to vote in town
meetings therein are hereby notified
. ind warned that a special town meet-r
" , in? ‘0: said town will he held in the
, Town Hall Wall street April i2 191],
at 8 o‘clock in the evening. to Instruct
the selectmen what action they are to
take. it any. at the hearing before the
Finance Committee. at Hartford. on
'April 13. 19”. relative to the Washing
_ dim street bridge. and to hear any oth-
‘u‘ matters and take action thereon rel
ltivo to said bridge and bond issue,
an! whether they shall prepare or re-
to any other bill to 'be presented
: Legislature. All according to a
. tho of George R. Van Alstyne and
Blind at Noiw.alk this 7th day or
[1.1. 1911
JAMES A. BROWN.
ALFRED AVISON,
JOHN DEVINE.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwszik.
s 5t
sic-r
Norwula was attached this morals:
when it was lesrnedthst Mrs. Mari" .
E. 'Rubey. wife oi? Ohsrtes A. Rainy,
had“ passed away at her home in Lewis
street. after a comparatively short-iii-
nsss. Mrs. Rutter was thorn in New
York city and was the dsushtsr of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buckley. tier
tsther is still living .n Not-omit, but
her mother passed awsy some time
use. Mrs. linhey was forty years‘ot
we and has lived in Norwalk for
many years. Mrs. Rubey was well
known in. The Norwslks being a mem-
ber of the C. A. and M. iii. ituhey store
.in Wall street. which was started and
has been successfully conducted for
the past tour years. 'She had a very
genial disposition and it was this that
had endea'ued her to so many people.
She was always ready and willing to
help everyone in trouble and gave
freely to charitable institutions to
which she belonged. Mrs. Rnbey was
a faithful member of the Norwaik
Methodist Church and her connection
with the organization of this church
has been such to win her many
riends. She is survived by a husband
and two children. a dsuahter. Maud
and a son. Raymond. The funeral will
he held Monday aternoon st 2 o'clock
from the house and at 3:... from the .
Norwsik Methodist hurch. ,Ths Revs.
Frank D. Torrey and Mr. Loundsburv.
of Unionviile. will officials. The inter»
mom will be made in Norwalk ceme-
tery.
Mrs. Mary E. Russell.
The funeral of Mary hills”. widow of
the late Judge Robert H. Russell. was
held yesterday afternoon from Christ
Church. in Stratford, and was lanzeiy
attended by relatives and friends who
come to pay tribute to one who was
sincerely beloved and reoriented. Rev.
N. Ellsworth Cornwall emulated. The
floral tributes were many and bean»
tifui. The selections. “llnrit. Hark. My
Soul," and "There is a Land of Pure
Delight." were rendered by a qusrg
tot consisting of Mrs. Florence Allen.
Mrs. Frank is Curtis. Arthur Porell
and Theodore Brsithliuz. The poll
bearers ware Charles Judson, Edward
P. Allen. Lorenzo Beers. Walter Wil-
coxson. Walter Whaler. of Strstford.
and A. E. ii. Austin. oi? Gsi’lordsviiie.
The remains were'lsid at rest in the
family plot in the Union cemetery at
the convenience of the. tamily. Dew
ceased left titres children. one oi
whom is Main 8. Russell, formerlyr
of South Norwslk. '
mt
George William Wood.
George William Wood. the brightI
yuan; son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wood. died this morning from compli-
cations arising from on operation for
appendicitis. The lad. who was twelve
yesrs sud one month of age. passed
sway at the present home of tho fsm.
ity in accustom. where they wont!
from Winnipsok. after the father at
the household but can transferred
from the Norwslit rsitrosd depot to
tho dcpot st Georgetown. A isms num-
hor of friends deplore the death of
the lad. who was sorry well liked. Bo
side his parents, one brother and two
sisters survive him. anorsl services
will he held Monday alteration. with
interment in Riverside osmium.
3.-..-.
it, A pair of our New Spring 0:-
s will fill you plumb full of,
Ti and righteous pride for "
, tutor parade. All the
I oi hlIh-prlcsd.
rnswssossoiss
tiles honors
. 5:. We oaths saint-my '
wanna c. rennin.
VI.
Minnie i... Funnies
onus OI NOTIOI.
.flisis ct Ooussotiout. hiriisld Coustr.
' Superior Court. . Dsuiiui‘y.‘
March 24. A. 0., 19!]
Upon the complaint oil tits sold Wlb
lists 0. Mills proviso tor masons
tenor-in set tort.
this Court. hurls! lmu
kid"
i.
,1 I‘ll!-
also utls
ta,
MW“ w «www—
Smoked Shoulders
Skin Batik Hams
Small Fresh Shoulders
Pork Roast,
Legs of Lamb
Legs of Mutton
Lamb Chops,
Rib Roast'ot ' Beet
HeaVy Rib Roast“ Beef ‘
V Special cm
Diamond C Hum
170
Sperry & Barnes Hams
16c
11c
15c
100
15c
15c
. . 12‘4c
1240.
1240
15c
Very Best
ativc Veal
veal Cutlet .'
Veal Loin Chops
Veal Roast ‘ .“
Stew Veal
.3. o
.h
18c
. "3 1ch
‘~ 108
W
Native Eggs
GOod
Best Cheese ,
Large Head Lettuce
Strawberries
Cucumbers
doz 21.0
; fSc
' Sc,
quart 25c
each 5c
per peck, 250
Head Sc
Norwsllt's'
Leading Dry Goods Store
iron. a sad 5 ensure outcome. noswsLx, cons.
4- Our
wide choice of models.
m. m...
Lavender.
aster Dtsp :ay
0f Suits and Coats
is now on view. and far excels that of any former season. not only in colors and materials. but in the
EVERY GARMENT I8 OF THIS SEASONS STYLE.
‘THE TAlLORED dUiTO are‘unusuaily attractive. extending from the severely plain models to those elab-
orately trimmedwlth satin and faupy braids. and including the latest colors as well as black.
STYLISH SPRING COATS. in Black. Navy lllue, Tans. and Light Mixtures.
MECCALINE AND TAFFETA PETTlCOATswA new line. including black. plain colors and fancy patterns.
HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS in black and coidrs. that are very attractive.
THE LARGEST AISORTMENT 0F WAIBT8 that we have ever shown. covering many new and effective
ideas in Bilii, Lingerie and Linen.
ONEJ'iECE LINGERIE DRESSES~~~The first arrivals of these dainty and popular gowns.
White. Pink.
ANOTHER BRIDGE TOWN MEET-
lNG. .
Ever since yesterday it has been ap-
parent that there would probably be
another special town meeting to fur~i
thsr consider the Washington street
bridge project. as s result oi the sc-
‘ion of Wednesday nights meeting.
which by a comparatively small, flag.
Jorlty voted to instruct the selections"
to withdraw the hill Which they had
bill. . l
Arrangements were made today for
another special town meeting and in
woman to o petition signed by the
required number of‘ taxpayers and vet-
ten the soloctmon have called this
plastic: for \i’ednosdsy evening. Afiril
12th
A daughter was born this morning,
to Mr and Mrs Howard Wood. of Unv'
ion avenue Mother and child are do".
lug nicely =
"kph” as drawn birthed
submitted to the legislature to take ‘
thallium of the bridge committees
we can show you that ‘ we are
the largest dealers in
up your whole busi-
ness system
with persistent
Advertising
«Meir h » 161ml miter?”
Mtlhaeiy 81 Ready-towed
Clothes for Men, Women
l
t
in THE spams
)
I‘ Give the lawn and garden a little
‘ encouragement and a chance to
make good by applying Wizard
Sheep Manure. The results will
Sold in bags of .
sstonish you.
too pounds.
Phone Six-Five-Two.
l l
NOW LISTEN!
Whoa your times limited and you
want a good Suit for $7 or 810.1101“.
{abutting into other places. because
' ours is tho place for your trade. We ‘ll
wait on you quickly. give what you
. want st II lost- the price as you
. want to our. sod we ask but a single"
ti'lsito prove it
Gottl'teb s—--$7 a no
it uos‘m nut srltss'r
i . . , r ‘ » ' _
The time is NOW and the place.
is HERE.
Norwalk Chronicler