time is ripe 5 give a thought to Saver pipe and other . Matters of that stripe ‘ That are in season. There is no size Nor-branch or bend That we are not Prepared to send. lipon our stock FRIDAY. APRIL Jae. sou Ladies’ Spring ; 4 Oxfords & Pu'mps4 in Slit. Satin. Velvet Patent, am new. Russia and White Nu Buck at $2.50, ”-75. “-00. 1“ WASHINGTON 8T.. IRIDGI SOUTH NORWALK There are junk dealers that are alv ways knocking their competitors as to their honesty. 1 claim all Junk men are alike—"they 'are all ‘honest. But they can't pay my prices. Take ad- vantage of my high prices for all kinds of junk. 4 RAGG. 1c PER LB. Special high prloes for Feather Beds. G. YOURDISKY Tel. 912. 26-27 Ely Ave. THURSDAY’S The Latest Thing In LADIES’ DRESS V F 00T- ' 7:4Biack Silk and , “Come in and see thorn. 81 Washington St. Tel. 363-4 '-’-‘-’-"4/'4 V‘\“‘\‘ -\ CONNEALLY & 3;: “a: BRACKEN ta 3': #41W‘E A R ” I, 44BlackSatin Pumps ONNEALLY & BRACKEN ii ii it ‘\‘\4- \4‘ \_‘ \4. .f.;.,. ‘U’ ‘ s‘» \_- 4a ~3- 1"]-1" ‘3- -1- II H 4” It II II If II II It II II It a: a .1- -\-\.I ‘ so unless its is sent for. 4 ' it comes. it} to‘satisfy. Tel. 441. hen you want William Effron ‘ right junk dealer. of 35 Fort St.. "East Norwalk who pays to a. pound or rags and best prices for rubbers! tails and feather beds. you have to and for him. because he. doesn't go otmd with bells. nor come to the Be sure e that my name is on the wagon Ask the driver for a BUY COAL ' Hazelton : e B. Hershiield & Son Co. 122 Water at. \, EASTER OFFERING 'St. Paul's church officiated and inter- 'ment followed in the Norwalk seme- 'Oi ads. bring results -.._ ~.—--......... .. W- SPECIALS Forequarters of Lamb 7c a pound "Rib Lamb Chops 12Vzc Homer S. Beers 8. Co. 32 W. WASHINGTON 8T.. 80. NOR. 26 WOODWARD AVE.. 80. NOR. 13 MAIN ST. NORWALK AMOUNTS Til $700: The Thursday evening service at the South Norwnlk Congregational; Church last evening was one of the most gratifying of the year. it being announced that the Easter offering had been increased to 8700 and that arrangements had been made whereby most of the remaining 3300 needed to reach the 81.000 mark would be sub- scribed to in the near future. ‘ The prayer meeting was preceded by a supper given by the ladies of the church and at which a large num- ber of the men and women of. the church were rogaied with an excellent meal. The ladies measured up to their usual standard In every respect. ile- sides the Easter offering report. a number of the church organizations also submitted informal reports which showed that every bnanch of the church is in a prosperous and gratify- ing condition. llIiIHS lllll Illiillili. Funeral of Mrs. Crawford. The funeral segvices over the le- matns of Mrs. Samuel Crawford ot' Cannon street. were. held yesterday afternoon. Rev. Louis B. Howell, of 4. tery. Charles A. Hawkins. Charles A. Hawkins died at his home, in it: Winfield street; last night. at the age of eighty years. The de- ceased was a. member of Company C. 158m Regiment. New York Infantry. and new active service in the Civil War. He is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Louis Tlchenor and Miss Sarah Hawkins. both of East Norwalk. . The funeral services will be held from the late residence on Saturday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Fair- banks officiating. The interment will follow in the Riverside cemetery. Patrick Raferty. The remains of Patrick Raferty. who‘died recently as a result of in- juries received at the railroad station. will be laid at rest at the Town Farm tomorrow afternoon. M "I met Pantoufle just now. He’s awfully bad: can hardly eat anything and drinks nothing but water." Bite—And didn't you like to invite him to dinner?——-P4ele Male. ‘ a unsw— he Big Mar et peck 25 a Fancy Spinach Best Asparagus, large bunch 30 6t ' BEEF Rib Roast Beef Shaulder Steak Round Steak Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Steak Pot Roast. no bone Rump Butts Shoulder Clads 18 a 14 a 20 ct 22 (ft 24 a 12 ct 10 BI 12 6t LAMB Leg Lamb Loin Chops Rib Chops, Fore Lamb 16 a 20 a 12% 6t 10 a POULTRY Best Fowl , Best Roasting Chickens Turkeys Stewing Fowl 2261 256i ‘16 (ft -—————_ PORK Pork Roast ' 18 a Small Fresh Shoulders 14a Small Fresh Hams 16 a VEAL, Prime Milk Fed Veal Outlet 20 6t Veal Chops Veal Roast Stew Veal - _ "anus We will have. special salesmen to show Diamond C. Hams, ._ be- 15 6t 12% 6t flieving them to be 'the best Hams seld. We salt you to try them. The taste tells 44. Large Fancy Calderon Nurel attracts a doe 2a a 256i Is a I ' ,"4184h1. TRISTRAM & HYATT Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store 8 and 5 Gaiette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut ....... Fiber Mattings, A New and Complete Stock of Mattlngs fast colors, 35c a yard Japanese and Chinese Maitings, in plain colors and many pretty patterns, 220, 250, 30c. 3Sc.-40c, 50c yard Special Prices by the Roll The Popular Crex Mattings, very special, 35c a yard Hessian Art Carpets. attractive designs, .' 350 a yard Cheerful Crex Rugs, all sizes, from 3 it. x 6 it. to. 9ft.x12 It :For Sale . 15 City Natl. Bank :00 Sealshipt Oyster Com. I so Norwalk Lock Co Pr. l WANTED i so South Norwalk Trust Co. South Norwalk - -.... .m .,.., I...........-..... i l I l i lllllii llifliiiii SIRIII U U Maples 8t Goldschmidt WALL STREET. 10:10 It. m.-—A fur- ‘ tho-r irregular tendency was noted at the opening of today‘s erotic market with selling pressure-in such active lashes any. 5 Steel and t‘nlon Paci- fic. Various other active stocks de~ ' cliued fructionally, these being offset. boomer in a non mt Old mice for ‘ \Inerit an (‘an and a rise of2 in Canadian l’atific. Some strength was shown by Amalgamated Copper. New York Central and Eric. points « WALL STREET. ii a. m.-$hort " selling provoked further recessions. - , some of which extended a full point. . . Lou'est prices of the week were re- . corded by t'nlon Pacific. Missouri Pa- cific and l'. S. Steel. Coppers were " iirm at the outset. but later yielded " with the balance of the list. interns» " ‘ Ilonal Harvester rose over a point on announcement that the company would . .. accede to the government's dissolution _ _ terms. hour the market lapsed 'into dullness, Before the end of the first 4 with a more pronounced downward ‘ 4 tendency. FAMILY’BF FIVE FOIIIBMIIIIIIEBEII :. i sax auroxm. Texas, April 12'.-~ \vunam Burton. his wife. ttvo child- " nap and Leon Ererts. his brotherin» law. all ncgt‘oes. were murdered while “ asleep in their home here early today. ‘ The head of each victim appears to . ‘ have been crushed with an axegend‘ _4 butcher knives were found sticking in 4 . allbodies except those of children. u... JOHN HYATT LOCKED UP. - .—_—._.. Court Officials interested Decline to‘ ‘ Talk About Case. Deputy Sheriff .lohu brought John Hyatt to '.\'orwalk today. lie had gone to Coscob and placed Mr. Hyatt under arrest. .\lr Hy.att is a Norwalk voung man and Is confined to a cell in the station to await such time as his case may be brought be ' fore Judge Edward M. Lockwood. ; Deputytsheriff Blake referred-a re- porter to Attorney Leo Davis for in formutlolt concerning the case. Mr. Davis was asked over the telephone if‘ he would state the charge against the young man and be said: ”i have no- thing to say." and H'nothlng' was all Attorney Davis would say 4 it is understoodthat the charge is a ' serious one. m... u... . .. ewuwuw l ‘ . .caana slam-0N os'ao. WASHINGTON April i2.—~\iiss Clara Barton. founder of the American Red cm. Society. died at her home in Glen Echo. are. at 9 oolock this The cause of her death was chronic pneumonia. with which she was. stricken than. a you‘- sip tier brother; fit‘eobetr hasten. of helm morning. was with her when site died.“ Barton was born at Gifford. H. Blake. " ‘ , oIr're T0 NORWALK LIBRARY. l Old View at Harbor and Map of Town Are interesting. i Two very interesting gifts have just been made to the Norwalk Librury.‘ One is an oil Harbor painted to order for the father of John r. Treadwell in 1849. The nr-‘ tist is named Ho'wland. Mix. well had it restored and and presented it. drens Room. as there the light falls4 upon it well Miss Fanny Host. of East avenue. has ghen s. map of Norwalk markets i868 and this will be put am the; This map is at me than passing interest. as than are the pic picture rniture for Spring Brass Beds, Iron Beds Springs, Mattresses, all at Special Prices. We will furnish your home on our Easy Payment Plan. (II We are showing the "nicest ,and cleanest stock in The Norwalks. We are agents for Leonard ‘ Cleanable Porcelain Ice Boxes. We also carry the Glass-Lined Refrig- craters. (“Call and see our stock. .—_—— Crofut 3t Knapp HATS After investing in one (‘rui‘ut & Knapp that men will go out of their way to find Crofni & Knapp Hats season after sea- son. Why not. get into the ranks of the faithful? CROFUT a KNAPP HATS Extra Quality 33.00—04.00 “ONYX SILK HOSE from 25o per pair to 81‘"! Extra quality, 56c painting of Norwaik Tread- varnished lt hangs in the Chil- tures of churchw residences banksi . and‘ business places in South Norwallt ,, Hand Nerwalk around the border. and it: , istortealiy valuable. A full list of ‘V'i . I! Washington It. "~ Joseph Davis 7 " hi. can. 9.! It 4 4 i t i i t l i: \4‘ \‘ \4‘\44‘ \4‘ \4- \‘ ~_‘ \4- \ :‘i‘ X . \4,‘ - “ 4 “'1 'i‘ .2: I ~_‘ \4- \4‘\4‘\-\_-‘-\4‘\‘\‘\ ‘ 1“, -I‘, ./1; 4’ .r./.,-,. .
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