. urinal ANOTfiER.
" It has been one old ton after
other all winter long—but that’s
er for a while.
Today let us tellr about a little
fertiliser for your lawn and gar-
_, fYou can ‘t expect a nice lawn
"- or; thriving. productive garden
_ Without plant food. Wood ashes
are great for the lawn and sheep
~ Manure‘for general purposes is a
ivvonderiul stirnulant. Try it just
»« WE’REv-AFTER VOW TRADE
UITa. Gigs us a chance to prove it
and ion cant get away from us. No
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lstockl to nook n lower 'ie'rel soon at.
m the cronies today. slihoush cum
‘ es tor the most pert were silent. Ann
(driven Bhieltlns and Vireinle Carolina
Chemical were the largest. losers, drop-
illns 5-8.- home or the somlisotive is
sues made load g‘elnm among them be-
ing Dunedin: Pacino. which edvsnced .
i 1-.4 and Western Maryland. ivhieh
ruined a point. Menhsttsh name
moved up 1 1-2. ‘
l WALL STREET,11 s. m.—-The
'bulk of the business of the iirot hour
was accomplished within it range of a
quarter, which illustrates the narrow-
nese of the market. The early ten-
dency leveled a low level. but there
was a sulllcient demand tor vsrious
specialties to impart a sliuht degree of
irregularity to the dealing. All ol’
the tertlilser stocks showed renewed
symptoms of heaviness and there was
a decided curtailment oi yesterday's
inquiri tor the American Can issues.
The list was udvunclng all round at ll
o‘clock. '
WALL. 3' Flit‘E'i‘. Noon» Appearance
of a fairly inure demand. chiefly from
proteasionel traders. etrensthened the
stock market today. and otters period
of indecision early in the warden, prl~
'008 rose. The mol'ement. however, ro-
sultod in only small nine. and the hull
. lenders were unable to command much
of n Iolowing. United States Steel woe
rhed and crossed 75 and there
were also slight (notional genre in
at her recognised loaders Speculation
;lucroneed in some low priced utoolts in
which there is a community of inter-
onto such as Erie and Southern Rail
‘wuy. timid market was dull and
steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.~-llltslnees
was at an ‘extiemolv proteastonnl char
‘, notergfi one the laminar expedient pi hid
f am i” particular attache did not from St Josephs Church. Rev. Rich-
urouse any appreciable incrosee in
{outside interest. The die in the stunti-
inrd aim in: terminated after midday.
.hut there were no recession of reuse»
quenee. United States Steel hovered
huge statistics to be uuhllohed tether
row will show i material
intention
tron; 0|me mantle _ rel. ;
(Gregor; unloved)
seer «oewotx
Shore Mn IN All Kids at
Seafsedceekedtowder
lilli l’iillllill no
6% not. 6%
A Loan to shit we. let us send you
particulars recording our 8%
First Mortgage Gold
Coupon Bonds
with e bonus ot commensurate;
Denominations of Honda. 8100. ”W
or ”.000;
:Vhon youfihlnk otltho best and
sleet soeortes will: good" v-
ldouda. think of
‘Ilieos that eonunantl the ab
. good admit-titles beesuee“
lat popular prion. u to es.
of new ideas in addition
“e oomrrstlve typos
“milliliter nuns. and to ‘
so momma en. es. Wilt
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,is seasons line has a Iridofi .
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on ill touts
limos Letter.
The death oi Edwina halter occur
red last nlttht at, midni‘xht. at the Nor-
welk hospital to which institution she
had been removed a tow hours prev
lonely She was uultering from men
lngltis, and was unconscious tor some
time hetero her death. Deceased was
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
LaMar. would haVe been twenty years
old tomorrow. and leaves a child. Pun-
erni services will he held from Green
Baptist Church itutler street. 'l‘hure
tiny afternoon hi 3 o'clock.
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Funeral oi Mabel A. Cronin.
The~ hmernl of Mabel n., wife of
Charles A. Cronke. was held yesterday
morning from her home. till Barnum
“avenue. and later from at. tihories‘
Churnh. Bridgeport. where a requiem
high mass was celebrated by the nas-
tor. Rev. w. it. Lynch. During the
tunes several appropriate selections
were sung by the uoloist. Mrs. bulls.
The nimpntm of muny friends was
evidenced by the large sud heauliiul
distila) of timvern The hearers were
E (loopple .i. lltllurn. l-‘ llnwitoe.A
llulnleon. ii) Ryhurn and (‘ Beldun
interment was in St. Michael’s cente-
tery. Bridgeport.
Funeral of Mrs. Ponder.
The funeral of hire itritlgot Ponder
one largely attended this momma
ord .l. (nrroil etilolntlno. lites Mao
gnome Wiillainsrondered O Solularus
and Fade to lt‘n nee. and the rhoir liner»
or My God, to Then. its the my was
leaving the church The poll mm
“d ”I“ to get it it there are cait‘h- cios to its hieh level. although it in were Joseph liemllton. Thomas Haul
lug qualities in {all treatment and \ery generally believed that the ion "‘0". M‘“"’ “0001““ "1‘ M” “5'
, good service in our reliable S7 and 810
iv. The donor heater woe Joules ale-
Donald interment was in St. Hari' s
‘eemtorr.
, "Megs--
funeral “are. ”dyestu- loom
, Sl‘he toneraliil‘ lino Eyiveoter‘iiou-
ion was held Saturday attoraoon from
the family residence in Chestnut
street. South Nowell. Rev. 5'. A.
Cunningham. painter ot the Roweyloa
llaptlst Church. olllelatod. The pail
bearers were Goons at". Waters. lien-
rv P. Moro-n. Joshua it. Jeanine: and
Denotes Buttery. oil 05th- Dentin Noe
well: Baptist Charon. The loterraent
‘wse in Union oenotem Hermit.
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Funeral e1 fire. hitherto m.
Funeral ss'rvlsss tor lire. MIR“
Wilson were held yeeiel'lley anoreoon
trust the residence or homes. Mue-
tor Ems-e: R. Wilson. Booth “"hisin
street. The Rev. Frederick A. Cole-
man annual. The pail hearers were
Albert II. Pohlnsn. William Miller.
Eugene Mitchell and Arthur 1.. Bone
diet. The interment tool: piano in lily-
erslds cemetery.
' Funeral st ltoohoo Cemeteolt.
of Home avenue. who it roams!
morning extol- a several ‘ Miler.
out he elf-ill trots his im home to
moi-roe elursoon st I o'eloek'.“ new.
Gooroe D. lobedoliloleiete and
the interment will lollolllt New Ga-
“Mi. ‘ ‘ “A
Funeral of e.” or. lemon.
Tile (lineal of Charles ’19. Meat.
ot Grand street, will he held trout his
late horns initiation thereon at !
oeleoit. llev. l‘rsolt D. Tom. or the
" Nowell: moan... Oberon. waistline.
The MW will he interred I! the
Nerwslit doinetery. . ,1
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L s eon-rem rout-it.
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The Naomi of Stephen 'Ooinatoekr
rotors iron rue uoroetsr. . l
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How To Locate Imall
Tubes.
Nearly every motorist hes experien-
ced the exasperation leek or loostinfi
small punctures in inner tubes. The
follow!!! Ilullestlons may serve to
lixhten hie trouble when he nest meets
with Inch 1: mishap.
. In the first piece the who should
be examined corstully to determine it
the puncture is large enough to he
neon. i! not Immediately visible the
perforation may be very small. no larg~
or than a needle point and in this cane
it. is much harder to lorate. ,
inflate the. tube «lightly and hold it
PUMSNINI Ill
near the sround. Very often“ the
reed is‘dr'y the puncture may he detec-
teoted by the. disturbance oi the dust
made by the oecnplng air.
it this test t-ennot. he msde or if it ,.
does not discover the puncture. pres-
ent each portion oi the tube to your.
cheek until you run tool the rush oi
limping elr. 'i‘hoee methods failing to
locate the puncture your only WWW
Is to immerse the tuilu in a pan of was
tor. section by section. and watch
oloeoly for air bubbles. Where those
, bunnies rise is the point at puncture.
Sometimes even the water test will
give no indication of it look vet when
the tune is relation and inhaled. the
air pressure. will llitliln doors-Io elon-
ly. You may then be particularly sure
that the irouhleimsrts near the out at
the base oi the Villt'e. This is muni-
inx hat all other valve parts are in
mod condition otherwise when the
retro use immersed in outer, hobbies
would have indicated the loot. An in.
visible look of tho nuturo described
could he produced it) nemwtngptlio out
at the been of the \llill! too tightly, or
not. wrestle; it tight etaough
, . in a great variety o: material end all the intent on... ,
i Separate Costs tor bodice and Kisses in Seuss and Silks. at very reasonable prices.
.. ol’ srhich we are justly proud. with two new Imiel vetoes at
A ‘ ho“
75c .
and plain.
White Wash Weiste. trimmed
* g of ShittwaiSts
980
Meny‘ other line ‘Wnlsts, from
Ii to ”-
Tnlior'tnude Linene, also
Splendid Silk “islets in all the Lawn with 3-4 and kimono
new shades. sleeves. Some trimmed
with hand crocheied medul-
lions.
a
Continuation of the (3mm
Some amino u 05 And a substantial saving on every one. ‘
ATTORNEY! CONFER OVIR MUR-
DER OASIS.
l’rosecutlnu Attorney William F.-
‘l‘smmany. Attorney John Keogh and
Attorney .l. J. Linxweilor. of South
Norwalk. trout in Bridgeport this inor-
ning end met Attorney (3. A. Carter.
assistant, stale prosecutor. regarding
the trials oi the five lluuprinna who
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are being held tor the murder of moi
pheo Gomolclak
hetero thlo ease one be ineg, theK
grand Jury will hsve to he sumnmued
and an indictment secured. other whirl:
the Inert will he not to trial on the
chemo of snurder in the lirst degree
The result of the eoniei‘enee the
nonlethal state‘s at r m.» not
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be «cured in little .Vi: it in letter t
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Liner Pumps
in either case it in eater to return #IDIIIA. PAT LIATHIR smiles Gill!
the all?! to the manufacturer. M it in .-
not likely Wt W‘ motorist lion hate
mail! the filing
roteet the «its
This use he dong while the tire to
mounted on ihe.yl’hotll. Simply turn
the out until the valve in pointing
straight down yd immerse the valve
in e gloss or outer
Till! in nttt‘oinfiilltdd i! Tilting th
state until the volts ls sonnet-gee.
bunnies line to the autism oi the win
tor. esomlne the rubber humility dishl
at the bottom che can out it this
is esteem at him one in its sieee.
it you have no lar rubber II“.
on inetead a s Heather usher 9“
one inane oi cloth entrusted with «no
Illt.
The liliehelln “to colour. of Mill-
town. New Jersey. publish" ill two
volumes a complete instruction book
them.
it oouldhow
- on the core and repair oi tires tron
which the shore notee are men. Oop-
iee of these vulgmoa are sent hoe on 3"
INWL 7
ooveouoe oatmeesum want.
so
neutrino its,» tum 00M
nor Murillo comerlsia is mus“?
growing weaker and hi: “dilly hero
'rmtiesll‘v “MW here he his as-
mm. Such out the aim note
node! by Albert it. cosine-rum
tree executive We” to hm
hedsin when latter vie M
or Connecticut tilt-OI
; umber tees to h.
oheut meta mm to tho!
thsehe millilitres-root rem
ail-tome? normative W
his million. ' -.
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M WAITING“! "III? III”
muomm.mtmmost
humileight.” htlierelsenrt
till-lie which not. pride its our;
messihcmthsiueteusmret
whoreootler testes-send
oer
Whammmlee mm is.“
co Stile of Ladies’Raiuooats
In Our? Cloak “and Suit
Department
We have intuit: a few Very
Radical Price Reductions For
instance. We have marked
aliiour
g t-cloth
to Almost Half
their former price. These
Dresses are all suitable. for
early Spring wear. and done
in uiot. new. hiowe and
nine colors. All sizes
ol‘\
in Our Millinery Department
we hove-also made very sharp
redilrtions‘ in Tailored Hats.
We have themlrom 5150-398
M tiller. Now. What million
e‘ll ohms blink?"
W- My.” wife end tW
Norwalk Chronicler