The Spring will be
on: be planned
The! tall for
Brick. Cement and Sand
Heir. Lime 5nd Plaster.
Then Fertilizer
Must be bought and fed
0 land where e 'er
It ought. or else
T he crops will come
To naught
find to disaster.
'At hand. and many ventures
Aw...»
Women’s “Mayfair"
SHOE
stunt and Russia. bobble too. . . .esno
MEN'S JAMES MEAN'S SHOES.
black and Russia, high toe. . . . .0830
CRAWFORDB, at ........$3 and 04
~MAXLEVY~ .
189 WASHlNGTON 87.. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
”JUNK
There are junk dealers that are al-
ways knocking their competitors as to
their honesty. 1 claim all junk men
are alikewthey are all honest. lint
they can't pay my prices. Take ad
vantage of my high prices for all kinds
of junk.
RAGS.1c PER LB.
Special high prions for Feather Bedel
G. YOURDISKYE
w 1Wme. 1......“ -. 2..
Navel Oranges 25c
BEEF
Rib Reast Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
SirlOin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Pot Roast. no .bone
Bread and Butter Pieces
Corned Rump Butts
”—
VECONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
0..
OD.
Stylish
” Spring
._ Shoes
F or Men, Women
and Children
i-the latest models for
'48: Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
a maintn'n/n/n’a all!
no. ‘ . -HM‘HM
finds his dinner burned.
in a junkman with a beard.
eel was atraid to trust him."
lit! for the sign; lip Fort St on
and ask 1
Mather hédit. Tel. 441.
we mkwu\‘\‘\cw¢x‘uu\-\‘V¢~:
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BAT AND POTATOES sumac.
Mia man comes home 1°” dinner Democrat which was absorbed b the
sry, why is the dinner burned"
got together a bug oi rags and
tired me and i couldn't leave him
Why dou‘ t you send for Wm. Ettron.
the neighbors do? You dun‘ t have
ten him; all you have to do is to _
'drlver tor a slip."
1? him it day ahead. He pays 1c 11). 1
best pvices tor ruhera, metals
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WASHiNGTON 37.. SO. NOR,
26 WOODWARD AVE.. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 811. NORWALK
PORK
Pork Roast
1 Small Fresh Shoulders
Home-made Sausage
DEMHS Alli] Hillllllll.
Mm Spencer F. Hoyt:
Na 33., write 01 Spencer F. Hort, died ' VEAL
yesterday nfternoou at her residence,‘
23 River aim-t. ,Norwnlk, aged forii- '
nine years. She is emitted by hi!
husband and one son. The funeral
services will be held on Saturday at
ternoon at 2:30 o‘clock, from her late
home, with interment in Riverside
cemeterr
’4'; 'i'l 11";‘rm; a;
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Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
,“~/’7'i-'-'¢ ‘1' ‘4"/',
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PENSlONS FOR TELEGRAPHERS.
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are
Rewards for Service to be Paid Alter
Twenty-five Yours. '
NEW YORK. March 28.~«’~Theodt)re
N..'i.‘ail. president-01 the Western Un-
ion Telegraph ‘ Company, announced
-. yesterday atternoou the adoption. by
his company. or a pension‘pian tor the
benefit oi employee. Pensions ranging
between 825 and 8100 a month. he
said, would be granted employee re-
tiring utter from twentydive to forty
years'ot service. The maximum pen-
Leg Best Lamb
.. insane:11am use: ~ Rib Chops.
:::‘:::':::°::.::: Loin CW8
' Shoulders of Lamb
1 Loursvrnnn. "K31, Munch ESL-«Wil-
'llam Wallace Hatrney. for many years
associate editor of the Louisville m
WATERBURY MERCHANT BANK Diamond C
aunt. pelt! Rex
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Leg Mutton
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it‘our‘ler Journal in 1868 died yesterday
at Orlando. Fla He was a magazine
writer of note, and many of his poems.
especially those adapted. to elocutiou.
are found among oollectlonein this
country and in England. He was
born at Bloomington. ind, in 1831.
He
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NEW HAVEN, March 28. MA ,
Smoked Shoulder
‘ BUY
j'HazeltOn
COAL
.-r Hum-r
tinni- odd." Milk recline.
e ll. Hershireld 818011 Co.
.122 Water 1 .0.
the amount 01 $87,980.76 and asaetaE
of 389.11281. in the latter, however.
real estate valued at $83, 500 to men
tinned, which is mortgaged to aev
eralpartles. The unsecured claims
against the estate amount to 314044.-
76 and notes and bills 32. 040 76 in
the petition appears the name of Jun
seph Welasmau as having taken mort-
gages on the Wlllner‘property to the
extent. of 310,500. Mr. Wetasmnnu’s
name appeared in connection With
the Soloway and Kits proceedings.
tion in bankruptcy was tiled with Belt
ores Henry G Newton of this city to-
do) by Abraham Willner. a retail;
18min and teed merchant of Witter-E
bury. The schedule showed debts to
Turkey E. -
Best Fonds ~
Roasting Chickens
Stewing * Fowl :
‘When the vacant property [rows ‘ , 1« 1 .. W 1
{too expensive use a Benito“ Went . 1 1 1 , 1 1“ .7 1. ~ 1 1 n‘ '1 1
~‘Beef. - Pork and Lamb
’Adv and sell it.
'rwo ensure.
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TWenty-two Fancy California
18c
14c
20c
20c
22c
12c
12c
10c
17c
12%c
150
20c
18c
16c
12%c
10c.’
160
16c
20c
100
*“’ 170
17.3
150'
11c
22c to 28c
22c
250
16c
1"” the
A MON. 0
PRIESTL
POPLAR
Tristram & Hyatt
Dress Goods for
signs, in many materials.
Dainty WHITE SERGES ........ 75c, $1.00, $1.25 the yard
The very
colors .................................
and stripes ........................ .. 25c the yard
MESBALINE 8ILK8. new patterns and shades
SUEBINE SILKS. in a great variety 01 plain
colors .
fir
Easter Gown
omplete display of the newest colors and tie-
EY'S BLACK MOHAIRB. ind inches wide
...................... 754:. $1.00, $1.25 the yard
popular WHIPCORDS. all the correct
$1.00 the yard
CLOTHS, one half wool shire, plain (olma
..50c. 751:, $1.00 the yard
. ...... 390- the yard
WANTED
E100 Shores Sealehim Common.
‘ 20 South Norwalk Trust Co
Fur Sale
i 10 City National Bank,
‘13 Eastern Underwear Mfg. Co.
'20 Norwalk Lock Co. Pr.
Maples Sr Goldschmidt ,i
South Norwnltt
i
l
E WALL S'l‘liiii‘ii’l‘, 10:ltl n.
mhrket was the rise of 2 in} points in
Canadian Purina. n one-point gain in
El’nlon Pacific and 3-4 in Southern the
rifle. The Mill issues advanced frac-
tionally, as did Reading. Erie. lint-it
island pld. Baltimore & Ohio. (i‘on~
Enolidmed (ins and Great Northern Ore
”Certificates. 8. Steel on saiesol
3.00 dollar-es. was unchanged. Slight
Recessions were shown in" Amnign»
mated Copper. American Can.
(souri Pocltlr and Southern Railway.
WALL STREET. 11.3. tn. ----- The early
continentaln followed the materially
higher level ior these issues in Lon- " .
'don. whose markets manifested much
optimism over the signing at the min-
imum wage bill by King George. This
Ewan annealed us a decided step to .,
wants the settlement of the coal
”strike.” Considerable. selling met‘the
raeration hereand prices receded gen-
orally. with more or less
against United States Steel. American
Smelling and Amalgamated Copper;
Elmter on the list grew stendler and a
New issues eclipsed their
high prices.
WALL BTRE'E‘I‘, Neon.--Purther in.
dieutlon that interest had switched to ‘
the railway shares was cite-red in the
:course of the morning by the increne \
ed activity and strength of Union Pan
ell’Ec and Southern Pacific. both as.
'cending to best prices tor the move- ' '
Erneni, while Canadian Purine. which” " "
Increased its rise to four points. was
then at its best figure nines January. . .
luin‘desnoli-s. St. Paul and 8mm Ste
Marie contrOl'led by Canadian Pneiilc, "
also rose smartly. and Baltimore and
Ohio, Northern Pacific and Rock in
land old. were up 1 to 1% points
Just before noon Reading rose brisk-
y'esterday a closing Bonds were am.
_ WALL STREET. ‘1 p ru~Spee;:1lit-
Etion became rnth '7 heavy in tone aid
ter midday and most or the torenoon
lining in the railroad list were can-
'ieelled Subsequent purchases or the'
'eopper stocks pulled up the whole
Eumrke't, but the movement in most
cases was or an unimportant charlie
ter.
WW
'FUNEML OF ATTORNEY t-lICt-I-
~ BORN.
BOSTON. Match 29—~i‘he body or
‘ Philip s. Hichhorn. the Washington
‘ tensor who committed suicide- last
because of despondeney
tirw'ilte
feature 01’ the pgrnulun of today‘s islilt‘i’. ,
ThrOugh the use Of
our Charge System a
well furnished home
is easily within your
reach.
Come in and let us Show EE
Mil: " ‘
rise in Canadian Pacific and the trans- 1. .1
DNISUTE ‘
opening ‘ ’ ‘
l). and liehigh Valley went 11.5 above \
um- a‘aia Ala/an
\‘ a'm‘u‘r.‘
’J'Jafiv’n! or, ‘- art/airy- a n niatnm
\. v-n‘ tutu. ‘ ..-\-t".:\.""m..-..\..-u .
' I
_‘
.‘
you. This is the time of the
year when everybodyi is clean-
ing house and everybody finds
something they are in need. of.
Rugs, Mattings, Oilclothslr .
and Lincoleums, Brass and Iron.
Beds, Springs and Mattresses.
Monthly or Weekly
. V Payments
W
H.Kr1eger & Co.
lNVEBTlGATlNG BOY’S DEATH.
NORTH PRDV1DENCE.R. 1.. Mar.
29.—~—-An investigation was begun to-
«lav into the death of William Math
are. Jr., a twelve-yenrold boy, whose
lbodv was tound marinated in some
‘ brush loud in Marlevillo. last night.
The boy had been missing since Feb-
rusty 29.141181 night a rubber and a
sweater were found in the woods, and
in the beliet that they might lead. to . =
the discovery or the niacin: boy a flaw"?! 3"“ “Whiz?“ 35°: 5°“
search nan instituted. 1 The searchers 01.00. £1.59. . 1
: round a trail or turn clothing and soon 0mm am. “on,
came upon the body The skull had '99,“! “a.
heencruehed. the thrust unmanned '
there were bruises about the“ 1 “body.
‘Torn clothing was waiter-ed over a
radius of a hundred test from where. "
‘ the My was round. ‘ -
" Two theories are advanced by the
town-movie. One is that»
.1- . n.5-
~Vu~ so. :9 \,0\.“\_‘
.1. .r/ at. .151. an“. '1‘
1“
When leaving 011 your heavy
winter overcoat. don't make the
mistake of going without any.
A light weightovereoat of our
_iamoue”Benin‘min" make is just
what you need for early Spring
wear.
,1 £18 to .025
special
Washington It. not.
Norwalk Chronicler