ersueorn to cost an awful lotm
lift‘df’ittter‘n man gets through bolus
I. (Nola girl by marrying her.
one. THING -‘
AFTER ANOTHER.
I III: has been one old ton after
dnother all winter long—but that' s
over for a while.
Today let us talk about a little
E fertilizer for your lawn and gar
E den. You can’t expect a nice lawn
E or a thriving. productive garden
without plant food. Wood ashes
are great for the lawn and sheep
manure for general purposes is a
3 ' wonderful stimulant. Try it just
.2 . _E once.
WEZBE AFTER Y9.UR! TRADE
and going to get it if there are t‘fllCli-I
lug qualities in fnir treatment and
good service in our reliable s7 and $10
SUITS. Give us a chance to prove it'
hnd you can't get away from us. No
catastrophe for you in dealing with .
I, no.
‘ Cottlieb’ --s7 & $10
11 NORTH MAIN BTREET.
Points tOTliiEilk
of in Buying
SHOES
for Children
tau-RIGHT BHAPE. innit:
operiuily designed to conform
to Nnture‘n linen. together with
it IIIIII-h Itrontor variety of
widths and openiai elites than ii
Nit‘i'lml by ordinary stereo. in»
onto the IIertIIinty oi thin molt
iltiliotIiitil Iontnro.
ZMRIGHT PRICE. Always on
low no quality will permit.
¢
: Conneally
Bracken
, 51 “8811111111131! 51'.
fret. nit-4
I Were made
"Icelee'lce
lfliiii II iiiilt illiili
WAIIIIII'i‘itl‘Illil't‘ iii: liIIt. III »»»»» titoIIitII ”
were active not! strong III the opening
'01? the market today. Moderate ndvun»
.eou were mm by nimo‘at oil oi the no
tivo“ issues. AIIIniIIuIIInItod Copper.
Consolidated (tau and lionotni itlaItIIio
gained II point. Pennsylvania on anti
heading. Northern Pacific. Southern
Pacific. Miaaonri Pueiilo. 31.1mm and
Amorlouo ambition It ii. 13. Steel on
! shed with It 3qu or 4,1100 slim-en at an
~ advunoo 01%. I
WAIIn. erudite: It li.E niqwddiioris
to bring about uauhetun-
Iiui reaction by sellinfi ('I'Olltildtiilllllfi
‘Iumounts oi' Eetook nit-III the opening. I ‘
hut prleoII mended only It slight trite rise to '1 points. and National Land get The rooming wére brought to Norwalk
lion. mid when pressure Miami the
llatuwent higher than at the outset.
Amour. the largest, trains were Union
Pacific, .1; Southern Pacific. 1%; St.
Paul. 1%. and Colorado Fuel and
\‘oth American. 1%.
WALL S'l‘lililiilT, noon.»~'l‘ho rupd
advance of smells oi the past two days
led to heavy realizing euloe thin morn-
ing. but the large amounts of securities
put on the market did not canoe III pro
IIoIIIIoI-d breath in prices. Offerings
were taken readily. the demand trom
the liliOl‘l. interest in some of the. lead
Inn sportiletivo issues being especially
keen. More cheerful reports from the
copper and steel trades helped the
2metal stot‘IkEI. Realizing soles in Read-
ing Inn-II especially hem-y. A large
absorption or copper stoeke oconsionod
E 11 revival of the report of II merger.
and there was extensive business in
linitoti Stntes Stool. which touched
h‘l l-S. (iuins of l to :1 points were.
fi‘t‘glsu‘l'fld in n cunnldol‘nhle number
of representative stocks. Bonds were
lirm. 1
WALL. STREET. i p. li’l."""l‘.‘lll‘lh(§l‘
gains were made by a low apooiultlon,
partieuinrly the low priced moini
stocks, Colorado Fuel increasing its
Crystal Wave
lcé Co.
E. T. BATES. Manager»
We Molt toi inform the people 0!
South ‘Nomlk‘thnt‘m are in the the
b‘uetnod'ondwedeel‘in Pure ice. at.
root from the lerk‘ihlre lee Company.
right on the pure lake No denier Ieile
purer lee. lot- it all come: from the
some place. Ii
We take plantar-old giving our cul—
tomere good union and hone-t weight.
Our prices! whomlio to We per
hundred. or 33 40 per ton, in any quan-
tity that may be tie-ind We also all
to family trade It 300 per hundred. .
Send your order- to olden.
Cor. FAIRFIELD AM)“
CONNECTICUT AVENUES
Tel. 897 or 2593
EEEJEUST A FEW
of the many Bargain. we are alluring:
80 acres with good buildinxe. near a
depot, pride 313000 Mliglll exchange
for home in The Namath».
I; new» with email bungalow. good
illltflufln mile from truoiiey 81400.
5 Item. new trolley. good location.
3mm)
tiood modern home in town. on V61“)!
easy terms.
lI‘lI-II insurance pint-ed in Ielinbm
commutes
COBURN 3t HULL
fl Woehluuton 81.. South MOI-Milt
“fol. 41M
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B limitileiddt hon Cb.
”rel. it“. . in Water a.
1‘ A
‘ ling oi‘ the iIoIne‘ol his daughter. Mm.
Eeided with his daughter lor the past
IMIIII. “folio. in Serhnd avenue.
. tritlI interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
E from his late home in Main street. The
lotiowing the nutrient.
Mackerel 12‘1clb
Weakfish 10c 1b
Butterfish 3 lbs‘ 253:
Homer S Beers & Co.
13 MAIN .8'I'IIE
‘ d
W WWW
-
tlng up 2 58 Othet stocks Iuied
slightly below their boat prime of the
l‘orenoon profit taking continuing on
II. lib'nnl unale.
-mMs-uwww
lililiil lilil lliillliilim
Gustave. A. Grape. .
The funeral of Gnutnre A. Grupe.
of llnite. Mont" who died suddenly
Mondur morning at the ago of 56. will
he held at the home of his sisiei. .‘IiIII
William Nichols. South Main street.
New Canaan. Friday afternoon The
deceased ifimn‘vihed by two sons.
Charles and (ittstnvra. both of whom are -
attending the Montana State Sehooi’ -
of Mines in liutte; n mother. Mrs. lite .
rlo (trope. of New Canaan: two IIIII~
tors. Mrs. P‘. t”). hooker. oi South Nor-
wnlk, and Mrs. William Nichole. oi
New (Tuneup. and four hrothoru. Wit-I
lium (trope. 01‘ New Canaan; IHenry
tirnpo. oi Alden. in.. and Joneph and.
Adolphus (Irnpo. ntIllIIrotI. e. 11. E
'aGeorqe Weeley Boil.
(lIIIorge Wesley lieli died this morn-
Cnrrie Wolfe 47 Second avenue. lien
Norwalk. in his (Hill year. He has or
live months mid was previously mane-
gerIof ilumerlostore in mm Norwnik;
The funeral will take plan on Friday
evening III ti o‘eiot'rk III, 13E. home or
The
reniullln will he union on Balm-Ital“
morning to Lorkport, N. .i.. for inter
munt. Rev, Lester iI‘. lieynoids. of
East Non-walk. will omoiato at the not“,
vices tomorrow evening.
I
m m...“
Aime E Kroner. ‘2'
Alli—ed E. Kroger. husband of (‘ornol
in A. Stevens, ol’ 1? North avenue. tiled .
there thin morning in hie eighty- iourth
your. The funeral non-lees Will be held I
from 17 North avenue at 3:30 o‘clock
on Saturday afternoon. Ma)‘ 20111.
Thom-e Lu.
Thomu Lee. son at Michael dud
Katie Leo. died this morning It: his
home. bit Taylor avenue. and at!
months. Funeral Friday lit 2‘ o'oioek.
Funeral ol 0. M. Holmes.
The inner-Iii eervim of the into;
George Morohotrtm Holman were Milt}
yesterday afternoon at 3:80 o'clock
Itorvioon were very largely attended
and the floral tributes were mluy and ‘
litiillltll'tli. Rm». George 1). Egbert. pm
tor of the Flushing. it l...(‘.onxreattn
tionul Church. oilioioled and told “Hill
It. good iriend he hurl had in the do
mutant. The directors at the illi'lou'!
banks which the damned was con-
meted with rent hendaome lint-oi
plan". All the dilemma and ennnoreeo
of the hermit Savings Society and at
theI Central National Bank were in
attenuation as who the iollowinx deie
nation from the ‘I' ‘ in,
Woodwn rtl. A 13. Woodward. W
til-hop. Seymour (tut-tin. ii. inhuman.
it nrren Fitch. Henry 1‘. Prior». H.
W. Gregory, A. J. Meeker. .l. 1’. Trend
well and {3. iii. Curtis. The interment
will tIIlte piano in the llmilv plot in
the NIIIIIIIIIIII common! III the convert
inure til the family
.5;—
i
Funeral of Mn. Hattie Moron.
The funeral of hit-II. liattio Stump».
when: George Starter. or Word street
who tiled IIIIddIIniy from no IIttIIelt ot
epopiexy ymterdty noon. will he held
attorney ultornoo‘n III 2 o'clock team
”the lilllll‘lii parlor-II of Raymond iInIi
Boo. to Mole nireot. The remain with
be in torrod in the NoIIWIIiII cemetery
I 3
Rental
, .lIIrr little:
E 22 w. wmnmorou or. so. don. -
‘ I to wooowauo AVE... so. non
FL
likely to tilt our Iniudt with nutrition
I Bluefish 12%.c lhE
I Halibut 12%c 1h;
1 NorwIIlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
1 Pergies 3 lbs 35o:
NOS. 3 find 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Ladies Separate f ‘ teat Variety of
Coats Silk WaiSts
splendidly tailored. in Black, Navy, lilue. Tan and ‘ I
Mlxturés. An exceptionally line Iisuoi‘tmont.‘ in- Preltlly fashioned, in all ”"3 leading shades.
I
eluding many sample Goats that theme individual
‘ I . E.I
eaded ' 1 f0“
Separate White .
Watsts
NOERWALK
.Mm «nu--
and at 1:10 II‘IItloIk today lil"li)(31‘li lot
the immediate friends and relatlvoe
were held. The funeral aerticon welo
hold 111?. O't‘lotk roIn Green Epineo- -
:‘pni Church. not. domes Benton Warn I
IItII emulating. “1101 illi‘l’li followed the
Itervieos in the wanik content-r)
' .... W_I.I.»_u-.”q
The woman who IIvItiiII hernali‘ oi
Sinihml \‘I’IIIII Advertising in the eer-
VIIIIi quest remuinu optimistic on the
whoitI help pIolIirII.III
The tit!” Inndo woman is just new
proud of her iigurv III; it nature had at
hand in it.
Dress Shirts
Poplin. l‘iqne and Linen. $1.50 to 85.00.
w
4.....-
at t , eKI'ieer ~ hangsmre
You’ll wonder what “Furniture Week" theauS! Well it means this: That
every day this Week you will be able to buy First-claim Furniture of every descrip-
tion ldr less money than ever Before. We have placed our entire Stock-— and by
the way. our stock Is superior and larger than anything to be found in The Norwalks
. won sale for a few days.
AI gre'at mtny weddings Will take place next June'- a gredt many housekeepers
are refilling their hotiiés at thlh hold of thla‘ year To All of these prospectIVe pur-
chasersnwe wish. to say that there will be a saving of 25 per cent. to all who will
selectibeir Furniture this week. We will hold and deliver whenever-same is desired.
We will allow a discount of 25 per cent. from our regular selling price. We
* hare shore the goods from all profits. leaving just enough margin to cover expenses
for halidling and carting and delivering.
Sales will he made for CASH ONLY
Nothing charged but no will hold goods on small cash deposit and deliver same
”when desired. We will quote up prices But we want all prospective purchasers to
come in and look. Altergettiug prices elsewhere. we want you to come and get
out out price. it will cost you nothing to look We will put our time against
'4 “yours. Cut Salewrli consist of
Brass beds. iron beds. mattresses. couches. Sideboards. bullets,
, dining tables. china elosets. Ice belies. rugs or all sizes. chillbniers,
, bureaus. dressers, ranges. bookcases, etc.
.t{{
I. It
.Im
put at lion.
i Him hoop undliie to obtain any on
AM‘"«"' Annually Mild "EON “'11 or for on accurate outimoto oi the
is Mr own: in “MN lumber at pound: or candy, iinoio 8am
The new. eenmlnpd in tint 1910 can and Inn family consume annually. out
IIIIII remit. that we spend More time it we can take the neurones or, are
to It year per eepitn on trendy. ill pot Item in the trade that the; connnmor
pity: on average price or twenty rem
II pound tor equity. than 1506. 000.0110
.th porno-III: 3.300.009.1100 peanut. or
oomldmliiy more to photo
I... ., II.
’MIttIone Iron annoy.
W
Mrs. A. Haviland II'rIIAw HAT Time 18 none ;
“3915....113.“
“MUTUAL" , _I
Mute by Mutant lint some! Nor-
wulk. $2.00 and $3.00
PANAMAB
$5.00 and $8.00 ;
I Ann-tad I... no. Lockerone
LOUKWOOD’a HALL. NORWALK.
. 3’ Friday to... May it). 8:15
‘i'lOKIfi'N m
on: Mile III. Heirloom. liIIIIr‘II and (lien-
, . denlnn‘o
nation. We eouid hand one hundred
in twelveimontha with the
WootepWII touch prefer
‘ I
E Joseph Davis
“‘l'el. eon
Iii Washiupton 31.,
Norwalk Chronicler