Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1912 · page 12

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of.
Advertising

.COAL

T his Weather ,

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'.. B1 A 1",.
Clearance
SALE

Everything at a
Great Reduction

Gottlieb’s

$7 8: $10

11 NORTH MAIN 31’.

We Give 8. a. H. Green Trading
Slampe. Auk for them.

 

 

MEN'S ARCTICS
Sizes 7 to 12

51.00

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Sizes 6 to to

'MEN'S 2-buckle FELT BOOTS..$2.50

 

 

 
 

CONNEALLY Ml}
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Edwin C. Burt's

SHOES

for Women

Ala .

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a; Emerson Shoes
for Men

“High-Chi Shoes
‘ for Boys and
Girls

 
 
 

 

CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN :1:

8: Washington St.
Tel. 363-4 ‘

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Sizes 6 to 9
women's ”extra high 11w sronM
RUBBERS
Sizes ii in ii.

.........MW in

169 WASHINGTON 81".. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

 

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Tel Four- Four- One

\l‘ hens-vet you clean your mile
or roller. remember Wm. Fulton,
13- Fort St. Hunt Nor-walk We
not lei 1.11 tor

RAGS

and boot prlooo for runners. men
all and leather hells. Orders out“
of town moat he sent a day ahead.

 

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Hazelton
COAL

The 11. Hershiield a: 8011 Go.

 

Tel. 294. 122 qu or.

 

 
 

tnEAAAL Aerial

 

BHINGTON.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

as ben'nny violation or

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

zgtzstéd the grand jury inquiry.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

a that a otiminal
no under: consideartion.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

BAIIIST STEEL TIIlIS

. Feb. 2l.-lt is he}
loved have that the federal grand jury
ow run: is Inquiring into. not only
alleged destruction of papers want-
the government in the “Steel
t' civil units, but also into the
nun pools and agneemeuts charged
‘Aclvil hill, to ascertain whether
the
ni'sectlou of the Sherman law.
{iii artnient of Justice omoirfi: are
”out in regard to the grunt! jury in-
igation. The only statement oh-
ohlA-in regard to it waa an nssen
n that the destruction of the papers

petition recently filed at Tre11~
10h. under which Judge Gray granted a
A porary injnnotiou against the ties
tion at papers, contained inllmn
investigation“

it was said
erinin papern used iti‘the wire
nyeatiAgtlsn of lino were in dAn-

 

, destruction becausA f‘lhero pro

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t the mil-mm. on Steel Car!
on And in; subsidiaries who have
”i. been ludictod tor the practices
aid papers tend to show them

 

Pi and Also because none 01’ the

 

 

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“defendant companies have yet linen

pool.

 

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CHALONER [.0858 HIS SUlT.

 

' i100”.

THURSDAY FEB 211, 191::

 
 

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”TWO GENTS.

 

 

1111113 All Millilllli

Mn. Addie a. Sponsor.

Mrs. Addie R. Spencer. of North
Haven. Conn, widow of Ahiother H.‘
Spencer. died suddenly Wedneuday
droning, February 14. at the home .0!
her 8011. Adrian W. Spencer, 77 Main
street. Springfield. More. Hear health
had been poor for some time. but she
had been About the house no usual dur-
ing the day. She retired to her room
utter supper and later wus found in a
dying condition. ‘She who the daugin

tor of Charles W. Raymond, 01’ South ‘

Nor-walk. Conn. She leaves three
children, 113.. A. Spencer, of North Hill-
von: Mrs. E. W. Rueklyio. or Holyoke.
and Adrian W. Spencer; 1.11111) nix

inrunehildren, (iimrlen Spencer, of Sun-

dhnhy. 0.; Arthuh Sparrow, at Wesley-

1 on (toilette: Clarence Spenoer, of North

lint-en, Conn; i-lelen Spencer, of
Springfield. Milan, nml Clorihel and Al‘
hurl liarhlyie, of llolyohe. 3111155. 'i'hn
inuvrnl was held at the home of nor
non. 77 Main strut-1. Saturday often
The hotly won pinned in the
link (irons lamb and hurinl will he in

‘tlw innlliy lot in North Hurt-n in tho
“ owing.

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xliurllm

Atl‘nlnu of the into .‘llt‘n. ll.

A i

Funeral of A. S. Partriok.

The funeral
tuning of the idle

norvlees over the rm
Adoliwrt ilnnrord

MENS STORM KING BOOTS,” ”’25 I'mlrltlt will he held {10m lill'i into

homo in tinhom iili'lllii‘, Foul \‘orwulk
’ltlillill‘i‘fiw nlmrnooli. lint. linlilh ii.
1, pastor of the ’tlouth Nnrnuilt
ll intial t‘l hm ll will nll‘lrialo mid inter

.... """ ' """ "" 50° mom ulii mite pinto in iiiverullie

(it IITi‘ll‘T‘i.

Funeral of Mt: Austin.

funeral krlliitfi‘n out the to,»
A. Austin
will on hold tomorrow Afternoon lit 3
o‘rlotrk from her law homo in All Wont
nvouttn. Her. Prank llurid 'l‘orroy,
pastor of tho Norwn‘lh Mt‘VIIltlrlltll
(‘hnrt-h, will oliirinlo 11ml inim‘ment
will tulle plum in liii.‘ Norwuih (rhino
wry.

 

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Funeral oi Veteran Thomnnon.

Tim Ilillt’l‘itluSI‘I‘Yll‘til— oror the raw
untinn oi John 'i‘lsotnnsnn. tho minted
trooper. nn inrnhle at tho h‘itvh ilonw
for Soldiers: at Mormon lieiuhtn. Willi
lwlll'ynslordny nltnrnonn nt '1! u'tAiorlt.
lrom llw‘llotue chapel. interment. iu‘w
lowed in Spring Grove remotory.

John w. Steven.

John W. lit-own. aged“ ileum and
n \‘illiii‘illi oi the (‘ivll War. died yen
tordnr morning at the Soldiorn‘ Home
in Solution. The lunornl will he held

non: the mortuary rhanel oi ll. l5.

iiiAhon. in lamination. lhln owning or

£8 o'nlork. and the body will he sent

to Jeremy. (“lty on the tight train on‘

With y
ituy rometnry.

morning for burial in York
No won it. widower.

Elam M. Tongue.
Elam hi. Tongue. formerly 0! Bridge-
hurl. died at l-‘ltoh's Soldiers‘ Home At

ANorntou. yesterday morning. The hotly

Was taken to llridgoport in tho alter

:nnon by limit-tinker i-lenry ll. iliahnn.

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indicted.‘ in connection with the “It‘ll ing

A daughter.
port, ouryivotl

iirintt in Kent Bridge»

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Chlrlen Banks.

Charles Banks. of \A‘i’estporl. need
:13 your: dlod thorn yesterday morn»
He leaves (1 mothm. :1 wire. linen
ohildron. one Mother and three Als~
tors. "I‘Iln funeral will he held Sunday
111 :2 n'rlorit at the. Holy Trinity

Thomas T. Sherman Will Continue ” tlnnch Rex Kenneth McKenzie oili-

a Committee to Look After Him.
NEW YORK. Foil. 21.~*~'JOI111 Arm‘

strong. oi Virginia lost his hull in the

United Stntee District Court 10118:; to
have ’lihomae T. Sherman discharged
on 11 committee of his person” and to
have the large estate or: (:halon‘er
[ducted in his, own oustody. in the late
nineties Chnionnr, who was born
ChanlAer, was committed by the So.

aiming. iutonnent will follow in nu.
lowhroolt cemetery.

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Funeral oi Marcus Allen.

The funeral servioeo orer the re—
mainn-oi‘ linrcus Allen. the \l’oethort
resident who was killed by the train
near the Snugntuek railrohd bridge.

i'i‘nesdny. lill be held from hlu late
.hotne at the corner oi Bridge and Com»

promo Court or New York to Bloom-A

ingdaie Asylum for the insune, and 11 A

"committee of the person“ wars up
pointed to take thar'e of his estate,
amounting to many hundreds of thou
sands of dollars.
incarceration, .Chnloner escaped and

went to Virginia where the '
haxe declared his none

in his decision fol" tho defendant
Judge Holt denim-ea that no irregular
ity has been shown in the unpolub
inent or the committee at cnnlonera

 
 

person. and thin or Ghuloner' is hallo" '

his remedy lies in an appeal to the
Supreme Court at New limit to on ate
its judgment declaring him Anne. _

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A your after his.

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no streets. Saugutuok, thin afternoon
t 1115. Hamilton Commundery. of
Bridgeport, will conduut the hilh‘lilet‘i.
M1 Arlen has n titirtythird degree
hineon and thus the Masonic tiles are
quite appropriate.

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Funeral of William Gray.

The iunernl services over the re»
mains of William Gray. of Westport
who died at the‘Norwalk hospital you
With), hill be held on Saturday at
2 Ao‘niooit. Rev A_ enueth McKenzie

 

‘ The son

The remains 0! Will)

. Aged inmate or the Ruin .‘
who died suddenly in ‘y
Norwnik on Wednnsdayovonlnfi. were ‘
removed to his former home in An»
soniu yesterday;

at \l’estport.

The tuuérAl services

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or INTEREST
.....To.....

WOMEN

Millinery in the Small Town.

The untoAdnte girl, who decider; in
make “tnlilinery her profession. must
not content heruell with the {not that
she has little or no competition in her
town. for in these days trolloyu and
trains provide cheap trnnsportntlon to
the cities. and mail order houses deliv—
er smart headgear at one’s own door»
Alon so that in building up u trade one
must. take into consideration the lflllll‘
petition involved.

Anything that is lvorlh doing at all
in worlhAdoing well. and the girl in the
small town should copy. All for as non-
slhio. the nmthndu oi mono who hero
mode metropolitan summon. says the

 

 

. (ihlonuo inter (Moon.

1

‘ mom. will follow ‘
A 'i‘oihuno.

in tin» part few years it link lmcomo
something of a ind for women of tho
smart hot. in noon of money. to not on
in imnlnooo. and 111iillnorl‘ lion Mill?”
21d to them more than any other line as
more feminine, and as giving them
scope l‘or their nrtiuile tuieuls. i

it in n imminent; oi this sort whioh n:
nili in the email town may hulid not
among the eittlnnlw lull: in ilti‘l‘ onnj
rmnnumlit hut «in will ilmi it prolit~
n hlv only on elm homo. iwnu‘if Allow»
the hut unwell swim: and (when with; lei
uhioh oorttrilolto 111 onmmunpime m,
iiiliiti.

it. in Aiming! luthorntiw ihnt homo;
fir-Within training Alumni lwslmd. nilhor
in n ii?"ll(llli oi intiilnory or lill'flil‘lit’l’li
training in :1 onto: hut

lilo N’Iiliiit? untrue. Wllii‘h mode it :1th
nihlo for thou} in turn out hero-.1 on thin
11nd rilnrmlng that ctihtr‘rmv‘z‘n KATA“
ntnotlmlly turned to lmi‘.

‘Il was floodlit-dry tor liwn’i‘i wnnwu.
howexer, to him trained lwip to do till“
mwllonirnl part of the work. for no un-
Ai‘nrlinmi liilllll tum mwr lruzoeu. put
on furimtr. renovate ninmee 11nd
MilliIWt‘. olnarlnohn in liouutilully liml
hours: and pit-rivet trimmings.

With. however. the owerloueo an

nilod oithur in onn'n own training. or.

in tho himl hoipor. them are details or
shop limping whieh’tsiten undone tho
inexperienced. yet which make nil the
Aldermen in the world imtlwon the
11mm shop 11nd one whirl: rotors to or.
dinnry undo.

it in nitrieetiy 9.5.1.1111... to upon 11
smart millinery ontuhllohtnent in one‘s
own honor. provided one is not too
proud to how the porno on A door
plate, or in tailoring on I window. An
old-tuslnonod houno. hitting, on, midi?
lion or wing would nerve tuitiootly.

The heat window dianlay. in 11 down-
town llhop or in 11 rouldeueo window. in
mm or two handsome hair. it tell. 11
mm»: unehnieoe of n theatre. cup. .\
harmonious rotor scheme ulteultl he iolv
lowed. no. tor example. A violet hot. it
Am;- {miller hon. a silver not run with
nenrlu. A white roll; or :1 blank rnlret
hnl with plumes, n murmured toque.
and a pale pink unto veil. ‘

in Addition in hoist. the 1111mm milllA
nor may curry Aide lines or inner motto
of velvet nnd i‘lDili or gold. unru- hugs,
{reoltweu‘r and oi hers paranoia.

some to.- spring. ‘1
‘F‘lne serge, nimp’s A invorllo motor-
ini. is lined in the moitoup oi the ad

\‘Anoe module in spring costumes. suyo ,,

the Row Haven Journal Courier. The
nylon. so tor. arts mostly hetero. It
loathe! braid. a new way oi“ arranging
the collar, or‘n new color note Airing
individuality to each Aortume.

A Novel Korbhloi.

The nil-while ‘hnuditorchiei is oi"
("Ol‘e‘l'alél always with on, yet every now
atul'thon comes home pretty and novel
fashion of using deilento colors on the

' nheor white. or white embroidery on 11

monohoir of pale-Ant, blue. pink or inven-
tier. One oi the prettiest of these
hantlkerehieis with the color touch
has doichtely tintod butterflies an.
phoned in the corners with a line hem»
thing stitch o} the tiniest And niost‘
even of feathers dtltoi1ing..m\lew York

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

A‘Aworl‘ted a month" I

old loco oi A mellow

Liww ul‘o two W
then who have nutrrnmiml lay reason ol‘j

. rhul‘lnlnfli
‘ horn in humming in almost any wmnhn

' sign so

the railroads give up the “ownership
of anthrnoite oo‘ni nrinas.

 

 

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NOR WALK'S LEAhmG
DRY GOODS sronr.

3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

Wind-Up , Week

After Inventory Cut Price Sale
Furs, Suits Coats. Fur CoatS, Scarfs and Mulls

iN GREAT VARIETY AT THE LOWEST PRICES WE HAVE EVER SOLD THEM.

All the Cloth Suits in Two Lots-«$10 and $15

SOME AT NEARLY ONE HALF OF THE FORMER PRICES..

Final Reduction of all the Cloth Coats fer Ladies

A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY THAT is SELDOM EQUALéDi

and Children

 

 

 

 

Homer S. Beers & Co.

22 W. WASHINGTON 81.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWAHD AVE" 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK

 

pnmlinr Photlund roll. “fill?“ in union
Mint lwmy ‘or'enrlnu went. but
TM“ a minor Mourns.

who (“on wour unit». 1:1 fart. the molA
lowrr lint in hula 11231311; than the nut-3.
white. .

Anotiter'w‘ru mi luv»: hrouahz our.
lines it Ahadow nurturn running mildly
ovul‘ lilo intuit). hut northern in 1le do-
hm»
itifllill’t‘ltl.

"("ilirhon with“ mesh in hint'it ensues
this «Anson who it little. and elnlmrnto
nuttorn Aretirlnz the not. tine roll oi
this Mylo inns A lent denim; rnroiuilli
worked out in n eonrentlounl way unit
with the away» so oninrgod that 0110
return the,1 lace.

in tho new rhndhw W’Iiii more in a
charming romhinntlon oi hinrk and
white which will npnraul to almost no»
my woman, The groundwork is white.-

nhndow lane with :1 block design in the ‘

Annie style unlined at regular intervals.
Yet the fleet in iiy no them: hard and
not. Tho two rotors are no «attentively
hiended that they seem to shade into
each other softly.

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Modes in Brief.

lint-nook of lace and taltota will he =

moat houular this coming season.
judging {10:11 ntisunm styles

the new linens urn very heavy in
who and more.» in naive.

maid is a smart. trimming; on while

some nouns which are Appearing at,
Frequently A touch

southern resume.
of hinolt velvet or 11min sets all the
gowns

Quaker collars and «labolute flrhus

11m seen on mom of then now (melts tor

uprlnn

iihilndeiohia Times

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New chiffons and silk rollers for
spring have holders oi satin in a non
{mating shade. and are onilv slightly

more esonslre than the ordinary nor

All

tiered tuhriua.

m... mm—«i—«d—

THIRTY COUNTG AGAINST RML-
ROAD.

 

ALBANY. Feb. .‘ll ”whiter todoys tie-A

port at the federal grnnd jury in

which the Delaware to. Hudson Conn

puny was indicted on thirty counts for
alleged riolntion ol' the commodity
clause. of. lilo. inter-attire commerce not
Special Agent and Examined J
Michel. or tho inter State (lemmeroe
Commission. who hue helm working

 
 

 
 

“ on tho cane with the Unitéd Slate Diu-
‘triot Attorney A office; said that ‘

 
 

indictments were the beginning of a
campaign by the government to unlike

AVIAN AoAtn 1111‘ THE rows.

All kind again
it ill Joh . mltll.

ink
il‘iit‘
d

that it ohhohton the ‘

‘ Frocks and 1.1mm for spring all“
show the round nnnit in many instan-
eon finished with :1 wide t ill of lace «A

 
 

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A Charge
Account with
Us will help

You onder—
fully

The Small Weekly Payment enables
you to dress yourself and family
. from head td font. We Are now
«closing out our Winter Clothing for
Men and Women ,A No matter how .
cheap other stores are “Selling for.
spot cash our Easy Payment Plan
enables you to buy cheaper and,
better goods than Ate olfe’redby
other Concerns. Test our plan and.
' be convmced

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

MORE ITALIAN TERRITORY .

ROIiE. Feb. 21..-~'i‘ripolilanin tud‘
Cyrenaieia will he proclaimed italiuu
territory tomorrow. The sessions oil
the Chamho of Deputies and the 8on4;
hie are likely to rennin noteworthy in
the annals oi italian parliamentary
history because they will mark the}
oomersion into law oi the royal dec’riee'
nroelnimlng tho anneitati
, o distriets or Atrial

Four hundred And titty

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

ARRIVALS

SHIRTS
. l-‘innnela ,.....sz.o‘o and $3.09“

A for early wear ‘ ‘ .
Peron!" $1.60 and $2.005
Soft Cut! Negligoen. $1. 50 to 333‘

HATS ‘ , ,. .~ ‘1
'i‘h‘e iAnronA t‘. & K in Still and

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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