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_runsoAtr. MARCH 26.1912
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TWO CENTI.
llAt hand. and many ventures
,ll llllliiS Mill ____flllllllll8. ‘M- M" rinuusni
Block and Ritalin, bobble toe. .. 33.00
MEN'I JAMES MEAN’B SHOES.
l black and Russia. high toe ..... 83.00
CRAWFOROO. at ........O3 and M
100 WASHINGTON 8T., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Nnn cotter.
Nora Cotter, wile of Michael Cotter.
died rooterdny at. her reaide in 14
Union place. The funeral service.
will be held lrom 8t. Mary'u Church
tomorrow morning at 8: t6 ociock and
the remains will be taken to Camden.
N. J.. by [tidertnker A. J. Collins
for burial. '
Veteran R. F. Hills.
Ralph F. iliiis, private or Company
l". Twelfth C. V. l.. and private of Com-
party i-‘, Battalion, (‘. v. i.. aged 79
years, 6 monthu and i7 day». died at
the Fitch Home for Soldiers tit Noroton
I Midi"!!! RUIN".
Dr. G. H. Norton, or Darlen. had I
narrow escape trout lei-ion: injury
this morninx when his horse ran away
with him from Noroton to West Nor.
wuilt, being urged on by the pain in.
flirted in his mouth by u broken bit.
Dr. Norton had been administering
V to a patient and had just leaped into ‘
the wagon when the horse took (right
from the raising of it telephone pole.
The nnimai started up with the doc-
tor at the reins. The regular driver
managed to leap out or the convoy-
ance but Dr. Noxon decided to stick.
Dress Goods for
., . l. the Easter Gown
A most complete dil‘play oi the newest colors and de-
signs. in many materials.
I
Dainty WHITE s:nnzs........75c. $1.00. $1.25the yard
‘. “3.
sex
153::
Will beplanned I I IN '3 Sunday. The remains wet-9 taken .to lie iluitied the horse as well on he l ltd :l
-, linrtiord yesterday {or interment. ‘ might. through the main street of Da- an] ('1 ll PRIESTLEY‘S BLACK MOHAIRS. ‘34 int-hes “1d,.
, :11!“ (8“ for l ——---—-- 1 men to West Norwniit where the horse ,K; s l l . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 75c. “‘0“ “25 the yard
BfiCk Cement lid Sand There. gm, Junk dealers that one ni- Funeral of John P. Donahue. «at. tinniiy stopped by Joacph Runny. i’ii l i. l .
l 0 a way, knocking their Competitor“ “5 to Th3 lllllerfll 0‘ JOSH] P. DOIIOliiie “Hi 1‘ hi l8 employed Oil ”19 John Sher-«61" l' "0 ' \' Tilt! very popular WH'pcoRDs' ill 1 ilit‘.‘ porter-t
‘HIlF‘lee and Plaster their honesty. 1 Claim nil Junk men largely attended yesterday morning ”n”, “q“ form and Edwin Johnson \ll- 't'lll ‘ i 9100 the ”rd
’ ' .aro alike—«they are nil honest. lint from th“ bereaved home in “Wu“, ‘ ' .t't , lip £00" - """""""""""""
Th - - they can't my my prices. Tulle ad- { ' ' ‘ ‘ 0"" 0‘ ”"5 “HWY" tor Finch Brothers. , ‘_ , ill . ,_ ,
Bl] Femhzer vantage of my high prices tor nil kinds “WW3: “Bridgeport, “‘ 3:30' Mdi ”l: (“"5106 01' Um dnmnge lo the harness, W i ll ; POPLAR CLOTHS, One hail wool, Vi'lllitl, Mun wrote
of junk. 5““ ””1 Church “‘5 9 ”I“ 0“" little harm \rus done and Dr. Norton . l l and stripes ............................ 25: the yard
“St be bought and fed RAGS. 1c PER LB. whori- Father Judge sung it high muss ' 'f'
To land where o'er
it ought. or else,
The crops will come
‘Specini high prices for Feather Bede.
G. YOU RDISKY.
oi requiem. The remains were sur—
rounded by many beautiful iiurni
pieces. At the (identity Thomas-Drier
coil} tiling, "lionutilui Lnnd on With."
is receiving the congratulations at his
irirntld on hln narrow unenlie.
An examination of the bridle show-
I'll that. the hit had become broken
MESSALlNE SlLKB, new pntternn and slmdos
. ............... 50c. 75:, $1.00 the yard
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SUEBlNE SlLKS. in it great \lil‘leI} of plain
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Tel. 912. 26-27 Ely Ave. and m the end ‘0', ma“ Mrs. Philip during the wiid‘runhnnd it in u mye- “do" ................................ 396 the yard
To naught Curran rendered "NW ‘0 Fore." The {my to the Illhyfllt‘jdnfl friends hovi in:
' pail bearers WPH' Junies Kline iohp tum‘w‘k’d 1" keeping the horse to __
And to dlsasmr' 'For Sale Mullins, .iolin lit-nine. Michael Kane, ”H, road. l -”,._....M.... _
Thomas Ftiy and William Roche. lit- ’ 1/ , . , ,
WM.“.._,M.__.-..._M».....~....,. r—---'l torment was in smuilord (mm, the {3A ‘::::‘:K:‘:‘-I:I::.—I:.:}=):::::‘:::f:.. 3:: )‘l: :.::::~:W::\=~:i:i:~ :~: 1": : i 1‘: :3: =‘:‘:‘=m {a
. t t t t . ~ former homo or the deceased. Mr». " ,-
'fi“.\,..:~.‘\“““““‘ ”000‘ f MN lQ'ZMl- ., \
J, .— an-nlv -, u/nz- via/v.5”: ‘ tér B:n?n?d::u1939-or¥:°t° [Bandit ifihti J. Ntllfili'.‘(‘)i' lfldwe street, “:15 ii ii 2%
5,? CONNE ALLY otter particuiuiy 'attractiu in: " M” °l 1““ WW" - n '
!‘ riucementa to prudent local in- “new 07;” 0.3““), U . , - 9.
western. 5 ‘ ' I}
no on The Mill Hill of Hill litiuni‘ .i ()‘ltoil U ‘ A
”' BRACKEN '” , PH‘“ °" Application it, n! JPN-it") t‘lty. “(PP brought here It . rle e I Ompan § 9.!
‘ . on the ill o'clock train this nwrnini} "I , ‘ I!
- Maples 3‘ GOIdSChmldt M WW in “White W) ;- 293i WES'i WASHING rov SiREET sourn nonwuit n
' . RM". .1. .i. lienne. nsnlntnnt pastor of 3‘, i.
' . South Norwnlk the (.‘llill‘l'll. l‘t‘l'l‘lii‘lllt‘d it high mass. u I"
‘ “mm” ._._........-. *“W‘WW ....-_........ The funeral nut: largely intended and H A
’ ~ 18 interment followed in tilt. .\lnry‘e 091m“ U ’ , 2‘
‘ tor). The poll litiit'ern were \l’iiiinni U I,“
‘ . ‘nniona, John T. iniyt-s, liii'iinni .i. s 9
Sprlng H S B & C ,litill‘ilflll ntitl William .\i.‘(‘artii)'. iii» :2 ‘ "
omel' . eers 0‘| dtH'O‘llSl‘ll was i‘li‘i nun! of .\in,\or rid .. g .’ . r i.
, wnrti .i. i-"iunegnn, nt Nurwtilk. him. H J t H WOMEN S STORE NI r 0 i ““3“ eaVe A
Sh ~ Willinnt .i. 'l‘rtlt'ey. iii-a. .inhn .i. \i'nlr-h U us as we as a 3r 5(‘1 a,
22 W. WASH'NGTO~ 8T" 80- NOR- nini \iinnnn Nut-n ntnl Mlii‘i' Flour-gnu. i _
. . . . a
068 26 WOODWARD AVE“ 30' NOR: Site is stirtit'id ll) iliroe mutt. .lnntnt t f th b y g t h iveS, and it’s ten to ()ne they 1'
'3 MM" 97» NORWALK ii. mutiny. l-‘rnnlt uni-my min on 3 mos 0 en u in 0 t elf ‘V 3-,
littm i'. Gilt-lily. y "‘
‘ . H I!
For Men, Women l . ~» buy at KRIEGER S. Bill, ii
6 h Id , Funeral of Madeline McKeon. !‘ I;
‘ The funeral merrier-u OH‘t‘ the re~ II . ‘
an C I re" m... mains of Alien .‘ilndeiine )irKeon. i. M M ~ . fl
' txlilcii were held from St. Mary's d . r an O“ S 0“ come ‘5;
All,the latest models for IflnAv m WAll SIREE] (‘hurch itL 9 o'clock this inorninw. :. . , i
- >busmess or dress occa' \ierp largely attended. irt'lng ilnymes . E . _. r. ‘ f _‘ t “31
”lions. We like to show - WALL STREET. 10:i0 n. to.-~-—Guins stint! mo solos. “One Swuetiy Solemn H ' 1 ‘ ’ 3-:
' our Shoes. and losses were quite equally divided Thought" and "Angels Ever iirixiit 3| ln an see 1‘18 6 sa . fl
4 at the opening of todny‘s stock mar, and Fair." The null henrers were .‘iinr- u g.
itet. Most or the. market leaders, in- tin and Frank Grace, (‘nri i‘ilningor, U 0 ~ H
eluding U. S. Steel, Union Paciiic. J'ilm‘illl Cormtnn. i-lnrri' Pitt‘krioli and H We W!“ get you sooner or later. we expect to n
Amalgamated Copper and Smeitinz, (‘an Schmidt. The flower hearers .. . , . e ' -
CONNEALLY & were down. the latter a lull point. were t‘iiilord litirkloy, William :2 do as big 3 Men S ClOthlflg DUSineSS as “8 (l0 ln 1::
Denver and Rio Grunde ptd. advanced O‘iirien. Charles Moiinlien nnd .iohn , , y A
BRACKEN :3 a mint. with fractional ltnins in other lilihoy. The iiorni trihhtes were innny U the women 8 Department. . ‘ . g!
" . 8! Washington St railway ias‘hcn and Canadian Pacific. and henntiiui. The interment took :‘ , . I . . I. n u
WALL STREET, Noon-«The list lllnfl‘ in St. Mary's t‘emttl‘i’l‘ll .’. 0 + l O h h th th I“
strengthened in the 'eeeond hour, but ' ”Mr-"rm” H u pnces are n lg er an 0 erS 35
- -'~'-. ,I,,.,,. failed to display any of the previous ClTY HALL MEETlNG- H o 1‘
. ,. g
F“ ‘ ““‘ ’ ‘tiay‘s s-ettriy humnnt) Losses in souto “’“T h g f th q l ty "
._, .. -_. :leaders were partly H‘Blilied Rondinn‘ Voter. “' the City '°' N°"’""‘"° Vote :3 7 C at e or e same “a ‘ . ' I
AND Formosa BURNED. (ism-nun showing the effect of neatly °" P"°P°""°" ““9“" , ., » l b 3,
man comes home for dinner demand. improvement wna scored by Tonight the City or Norwniit will U . mus e 5,
find: his dinner burned. .some or the independent steel stocks, into on the question now before the H ur arge yS e ‘ Of Vi ta]
“in. why in the dinner burned” and eiectr-itni shares .ilso tnmod up. (‘lli‘ regarding tlit‘ lilil‘t'hflfle 0! llit‘ 30 V .
1. at together a bag of rags and it wan the general testinioxn that the James property in Wall street. [or mn- U o r
“t z‘n a juukman with a beard “8 market “HS HT ting un‘lsuany we“ in iilclpnl lillrlloiofl. [lrl‘l‘fll'ably the (‘H‘C' ‘i luterest to you. You cannot afford to take yollr
- 0’95 me and I couldnt “33‘? him the face of the en'minous realizing ol‘ lion oi a cit)‘ ill!"- The $9110?!“ 139“” ‘u ,
title 1 “as afraid to trust him. ” the past few “a“, Bond: were steady ment seems to be lit lawn of the move, 3‘ WBBk S wages aild Spend it at “"6 time R”. a 8““
hydoh't you sendtor Wm Efli'flon \\ ALL STREET 1,, m “signing in, but some. 0! the more cautious are !| '7‘
"figfilfi‘l’gfi 23;: his: 33%; 21:}: the short account was somewhat of holding all and would advocate a noun 3'. 0f Clothes 3'“! the“ cramp yourself the rest 0f the . 3:
ch in the 31 n. 3; Fort St on the tecthe during the noon hour when all ii‘onenient 0! the mic in order to await U A
n ntld link tghe dll'h'er for a slip.'. the leading stocks. Atnalztimated Cop. the notion to be taken at the town ll W'eek. we have lflllllglli'flted tl'ilS SYStem Wlllqll. IS ::
it‘y’him a day ahead. He pays 1c lb. per excepted. stirrer-en further decline. meeting on Friday night relative to - . . - , '
$33,135:) Salinas 1‘3; r1133”, metals Copper strength probably raguned consolidation. 1 :: honorab‘e in every way, to bettel Your condition 2.
; - ' ‘ ' from reports that the selling nirenclea The call for the meet rig prescrlhos .. . . 0 ‘ . C H
were rejecting bids or lfificenats, tho that the following in it) be voted H and 3'30 ‘0 improve our own. It works b0th way!" 5;
recent high price for the metal lllmlll U i , ,
m“... - t it. mid... it... .d.-i..t.mt. .. p... ,n, We guarantee to stand been of every purchase. - it:
«littering the James property in Wall ‘. . 2
'BUY E'BHTV “E" “TOME” «tweet. in this city, for the purpose oi’ .". COME IN AND TRY IT. 0 ‘
' (Continued from iirst page) erecting thereon a municipal building. 5‘, V ‘ 1’;
or for such other iitintioipni purposes 56 .. . l
ale ton to Jed. as meeting may direct: or for author- ', II o . I ' W . - a - “MAM“. ».
Mine rescue our No. 7. locutod today lzing niid directing the proper oilicers Cl :\_:\,:‘:\:‘: : "" " ' Mm\..-t...\‘ v.
at St. Paul. \'n.. on the Norfolk 8: of said city for municipal purposes. ‘ l ' I
Western Railroad, not more than 150 and to make all necouary appetiprla
miles away, was ordered to Jed. it tione therefor. and to do any other
curries i‘onr expert mine rescue men, acts and nuns ranch other votes as may
headed by IForeman William Burke. be neceenry to carry out the More.
{(iettier. a committee to r‘mise the con
'0'.“ 8 “URIG'P.L 'stitntion and lip-laws with n tietv oi".
Li‘ouiw ""|IVEn8‘nv hailing it printed and copies given to
it’s quality that has
won recognition for
ei a t members. , , . , ,
1- AT . )iine rosette. our No.1 tit Pittsburg, um purposes, ' h“ eedgie n T 1 Raymond and ’ti it. i “am .o, imapp lints
numb" ld&S C in charge of Foremnn- l). D. Davis There seems to be a misunderstand “mew” afternoon the “onions M 2.: mined \tele epiolnted n‘com: 111c- world around. , :17;
' ..° I0 on 0. and Engineer H. Deke. today niso was in: about the east of the purchase and Municipal 119"“ 0‘ South Norwallt ac a“! an t r all entertainment . ' ~
4"” WDW‘ “- ordered to proceed immediately to Jul. thereontinuanre ot the city property not at the home at \irs G 8. Kendall. fillim‘lo “mm!“ 0 . Recognized iii a”
An uuuluauy to be given during the lntter part of men m" have studied
quality and style as the ‘
“FIRST lint in America a
today.
iii, mimwood avenue.
lurks nu her olmemberti was present AN"-
Much enthusiasm provided. and a. an invitation to the league from the
great amount of hu‘einera Will tren- Wotnanet‘ivica League oi Norwniit to
ancted , ‘ unite with it and the East Norwnlit
The report: or the venous commit- imtirovement Smlgty in a conference
toe- showed prone“ nlonl their into: mention some time during April. was
01" , ‘ “Milled br‘unauimoul vote. ‘
,. mired none visited {the ‘ Otlliutter will, he three years old
‘ April 1 Durin {title (line the mom
v reported one Jitd- .lrern hove, been bunny. new ouietly.
' ‘ ”min! Ind .tite memberlhlp nu
. ‘ \
Both can will pink up nt various Timeout. with therenaireto the build-
. . . . . . , . , mine towns volunteers who will nid ting, including themilio'nl and n vault.
in chiming roa‘uitl. m the work of rescue. ‘I and with lilting up the grounds torn
. ‘ wwwm w . park will be than $30,000 in all Tim
is Just a. little, over one-eighth otn
mill. . At the presentti‘me‘the cent, at
the rent to the city for that. variant
onions in $670 and the cost of the new
propertv would be alien: Willi more
'per year including the lip-keep ol the
I? «all. ,
m appear to" m‘hite’ the
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55.120 $4.00 $3.00
"CRODS" GLOVES
Ladies and Men “
$1.50 .up
for
The memhereiiip
dltlon. end it membefahhi oi. no,
Norwalk Chronicler