.3 a raid. money-saviiih. event is of lateral to you, read this “Ad. "
e is... decided to sell out the entire stock 01’ about $1,000 worth of
oy's Clothing regardless of cost, and shall probably not carry any
are of that line.
ARE ARE A FEW ‘ , PRICES?
maulm'u IIIOU'IIIIOUICoII-Ivilllti'blii'IIIIV"I" $1.39
1 9
.75 some at g
‘60 SUITS“ OI.1.tII...IIII'OIIl."llI'IICUV‘I..'.C.IVIOI..
8 8011‘s at canoe-aocvap-IauoIv-:ouIncision-unscent-,
nurse at e ...
34.98 some at ... 5g
is
CHILDRENS’ OVERCOATS
ocOA-nsat ‘
.38.0000A'i‘8at.............. $%'23
I
sstTs at IfitOOIlIIIu'Ollsnl .W evil
OSUITS at oU‘IOIII'lcillillhulililelll ceraocuc-ue-osb 4
385000AT8at.
become at
, A This is important to you because it. offers you just the goods you
want, just when 'ydu want. them and at. way below cost.
‘ We .honestlv,ihelieue that never have the people of this cons
annuity been offered such a. chance for first class merchandise. You
re offered achencs’do pocket savings—shut, YOU MUST ACT
UICKLY.
Copyright Store
" 6 NORTH MAIN ST.
74 Washington Street
‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
F loor, Covering
f. 5 SPECIALS
.- For the Week
Here's a chance to make the ..
dollar count. .
81.15 Velvet Stair Carpets 95: ‘1
' “The Ferris Kind”
Coal-conc:- ntrated car-
bon~contradiets dold con-
9 x 11 Velvet Rugs $16.60 ,,
.. users chiliiness. confounds An 3.356 mm,“ ______ 25,, ..
coughs, causeé cordlort, Best Cork Linoleum ..... 65¢ "
changes climate' creates Heavy Coca Hall Runner .. 360 .
coziness, compels conver-
sation; contains content-
”ch1; cheerfulness, con-
‘teniality; chases cruel care;
commands confidence; co-
! [dual culinary convenience. Special prices for this week. 9 we
' MMVEICS COORS, converts lb. for auto tires if not skinned or
critics. charms consumers.
1913
.. 9% dis per pound
WILLIAM” EFF R O N
CG. Youitpis’rr
3 Rowan St. East Nerwalk
Telephone 441.
y Avenue. ‘ South Moi-walk.
“inhibits Ma.
lube given, double mention but
girlie best prices and honest
Auto Tires
WANTED
We Hays
on extensive line of New and Becpnd-
hund Furniture, Stoves and all House-
fiirnishlng Goods. Everything sold at
lowest prices.
M. Gutkowsky
second-Hand Furniture and Btovca
Bought and Enhanced.
ream Washington at. Bridge.
- m
lieeler’s
Clean-Up Sale
Now Going On
Keeler’s Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt‘s Theatre
SN. in Water Ct.
A.M...m.u..m “.mquwm... . , sw.p.g.nwww.kuma ”my.” .
Begin the Systematic Saving
of a little from ERe '
I' That Mr. Ashe had
2 "models" for his pictures will be at
nation being to keep our high class
Alterations, Cleaning and Pressing
3 as North Main at.
THEMES u iiiillilili
liliillillliilLRtPillilltll
Violin and Soprano Solos Also at
' the Civic League Entertainment
The closing number in the series of
entertainments, under the unaplces of
the Civic League of Norwalk was giv-
en last night in the Library audito-
rium. It consisted of a musical pro-
gram. violin and soprano solos, and
the always shaming pictorial repre-
sentation of a portion or iii Marvel’s
“-Reveries of a Bachelor."
Mrs. G. F. Betti Iwas the chairman of
the entertainment committee, and she
enlisted the help of a number of the
younger society set.» Mrs. M. EuBisir
op was her very adequate helper. The
charm of the old-fashioned “tableau."
{by whatever name it may be called.
will never fade, but it certainly is a
favored community which can produce
such tableaux, under the direction of
an artist who has illustrated an "edi-
tion de luxe" of the special book rep-
resented. E. M. Ashe has done this
and imposed the figures} taking his ili
lustratlons of “Reveries of n Bache-
H lor," and personally attended to all de-
.I tails last night. The result was it very
beautiful series of living pictures with
which the audience was delighted.
most shunning
once recognized when the program, as
I: appended, is read.
Mrs. Betta gave selections from the
" book before each number, and though
3 suffering from an attack of inrnyugi-
I lie, was able to read, in harbour in-
' imita‘ble fashion, carrying her hearers
- [with her so they were ready for the
drawing, of the curtain. l
Therwealth 0! detail necessary to
': The Boots Meat &
Provision Co.
.—-——
22 WestAWashington St, South
Norwalk
13 ~ 15 Main Street.
Phone at Beth Stores
Salmon
Smelt
Market, Cod
Steak Cod
Halibut
Sea Trout
Pollock
Snapper Blues
Oysters
Shrimp
Of Interest
to Ladies’
We will hell the remainder of our
stock of trimmed and untriinmeii hats
at cent.
Dainty exclusive design».
The best. bargains are the first
chosen. better make your choice
early. ‘
The Holmes Millioery
Phone 406. 3 Monroe . II.
V LADIES’
Storm ......Rubbers
For High and heir Heels.
45c and 50s
fllsm' storm finishers .. 46c and we
Norwalk ‘
l
lZEc‘
140:
8c
16c‘
18c}
lSci
18c
25c1 qt.
350 qt
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,
l
l
'iieys’ Runners i................. we
. we we decided to reduce the prices on all Ladies'r'railohniadeA
I A Suite. We have also a great selection of samples for ,
quent’ s Tailor-made Suits and Overcoats
at reduced prices, the simple
Feinstein & Bria
DEGlGNERB, LADIEB’ TAILORB AND FURRIEB8.«
‘ Tel. “920.3. '
1'
Anud changes were irregular.
‘iive lenders. particularly ritual. Union
tailors busy betwlten seasons.
neatly done.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
such a presentment can only he appre-
ciated by those whohave undertaken
such affairs The Civic Magus asks
that. those who contributed their ser-
vices shall be especially thanked. The
league is working all the time for the
public good, its officers and members
giving time, strength and money to the
benefit of the community. It is always
gratified vw’hen' this meets with the re-
cognition, at least of help in its an-
peat“ to its public. .
Mr. H. H. Varley was kind enough
to act as accompanist to Miss Cassidy.
MisgwMary Cassidy, at the eleventh
hour, took the place of Mrs. Charles
Klein, who could not fulfill her engage-
ment to sing.
walk girl whom the audience‘were 3le
to hear. She has a fresh, pure, light
soprano, showing. careful training. and
her stage appearance is prettily girl-
lab, and has the charm of sincerity and
simplicity.
Miss Helen Qlintard Miss Ruth Bald-
win and ’Miss Ruth Kendal were ush
era. Mr. 0. B. Jackson and Mr. Dil-
worth, associate members of the long.
ue, were at the door
and Mr. H. E. Bishop helped Mr. Ashe
behind the scenes. Mr. Mossman, as
“The Bachelor," was especially con-
vinciug.
-’Mr. Charles Sterling is a pupil of
Mr. Hopson. His playing is a delight
and his audience would gladly have
heard him in many selections.
The program follows:
Violin solo
Charles Sterling
Accompanlst, Miss Ruth Themes.
Vocal solos,
(n.) Lullaby.
lb.) "Will 0‘ the Wisp,”
Miss Mary Cussidy.
Violin solo.
Charles Sterling.
Tablenux Vivnnts, “Allovcries
Bachelor."
Posed and directed by Mr. E. M.
Ashe; stage managers. Mrs. C. F.
iBetts, Mrs. ii. iii. Bishop.
"The Bachelor at Hollie}?
A. N. Mosadlan.
"The intellectual Peggy,"
Miss M. B. Bette. Mr. A. N. Moss-
mun.
“The Coquette."
Mrs. All. E. Bishop, Mr. Mossmnn.
Jack Bentty.
“Aunt Tablthy,"
Miss M. IB. Bette, Mr. Moasman.
“Louise,"
Miss Margaret Lane. Jack Beatty.
Merrill Darker.
“Nelly and Her Boys,"
Mrs. Thornton Prowitt. Miss Mary
~Beatty, Miss Elizabeth Fitch, Mr.
Messiaen.
“The Elegant Charlotte.‘
Mrs. Stewart Elliott, Air. Mosumnn.
“The Heart of Gold."
Mrs. R. S. VnnBuren.
“(‘iiurch Scene."
Mrs. liishop, Mrs. Vuniluren, Mrs.
Elliott, Mr. Mosainan.
‘Enricof‘
hire. J. N. Merchant}.
Render,
of
p
Mrs G F Betta
lllllil ill Will Sillll
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. rum—Trud-
ing was active at the opening today
The ac-
Apilcmi‘. niid A-melgmnoted. wono din-
llnctly linnvy. [mini blot-tin of Steel
were sold and the price was forced
down a point. Union purine also lost
a point. and Amalgamated 96 HOW!
of the less active issues were higher.
American con man u point.
FALBE ALARI.
Without, consulting the school die
trici mnlmritios or the tire denim.
,ment in meat Norwnlii today. the Hide
fol-"blowing title. 11m whistle for one
session was changed to 8 a. in. and
12:10 n. im. wit hitin result that. when
the big whistle boomed out its warn-
ing at 12.10 this afternoon. the tire
men started to hustle. The district
immunities will issue he!" tins alarm
cards noting the change.
.m'
ACCEPTS TERHVViLkI CALL...
Tillitit‘ltli’imsiil Jan ”MW. Hem
ry Motto, of New Baum film» has
accepted a call to the mm or
ill. Fool‘s cerium Lutheran crown...
of this place. Announcement of this
who ined- ind». The church has
Miss Cnsaidy is a ‘No'r- '
Mr G F. Beds1
8, .
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FurCoats Mulls
Styles are represented.
T ISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk'a unending Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norw'alk, Connecticut
Right in the Middle of Winter we have Reduced
the Prices on Every One of our
illAll the meet popular Furs, fashioned in the moSt approved
ilanny Dainty Little Sets for Children are. included
(IA few more Bargains left in Tailored Suits & Coats. Alsoa nice line othildi-en's Coats
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lax
James McCreiidv, an inmate of the
Soldiers Home in Noroton wos stric-
ken with apoplexy while waiting to
be served with luncheon at Charles
Adams' establishment, in Railroad av»
lune. yesterday afternoon. He died he.
fore medical assistance could be so '-
lcured. ' .
Mr McCready sauntered into the 2' '
!place and ordered a meal. While ‘ "
waiting he was stricken and Chief «
William R. Pennington was notified. I '
l'l‘he chief called up Dr. .1. Milton Oo- 3
Eburn but by the time the latter ar-
rived at the hotel, the old man had
expired.-
.Tile remains Were delivered over
to Raymond and Son, undertakers, for
burial.
The Leading Outfitting
m
John Clean.
John Glenn died last night at the
[home of Mrs. Elizabeth i-iadlk, of 31 1
Benton street, at the age of twenty- __ 2
four years, other a lingering illness,
The deceased is survived by a mother '
and two brothers, who live in Hun- ,‘
gory, and one brother, Charles Olenn, ‘ f
of Williumatown. i’n. He was a member I
of St, Joseph’s Sick Benefit Societyf
vand was beloved by a large circle of ‘
friends. The funeral services will be
held on Friday morning at 9 o'clock : I:
from St. Ladislnua R. C. Church. Rev. ‘
Stephen F. Cliernitxky will officials,
,and the internment will take place in'
St. Mary's cemetery.
Entirely by Air.
Louise Deulsrdluc ie Gardeur.
Louise Desia‘rdius le Gardeur, wl- . 3.
(low oil Joseph lo Gardeur, aged forty. I .1
nine years. died last night at her resi-
deuce, 55 Green street, Norwalk. She ~ '
leaves a brother, Timothy Desiardius.
of Norwalk. The funeral services will .. ,
be held at 8 o'clock Friday (tomor-
row) morning from St. Mary's R. C. 1
church in West avenue. The remains , .
will be taken [liter to Montreal, Cana- "
do. for interment in the Conteuede :”
Noises cemetery.
niture, etc.
Jiimea Gall.
James (loll. infant son of Mr. and ; «A':
Mrs. Alexander (lull, died this morning‘ L.
at the home of his parents in 20 Hoyt). " 2
street, at the one of one your and nine " '
months. The lunoml services will be
held from the home on Friday after: 2",:
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Gabriel '2.
lloliuu will emulate and ihc‘intemiont :
will take place in Riverside cometary. I
Horns. e. Hatch. -
The funeral services over the re. .
main: of Holden til. Hutch, will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 2.30
o'clock from the Norwulk Conumgm
tinni church. 113w. lorries! ti. Mcliregor
will emulate tind the interment will
take place in the [diversion cemetery.
.ioaili Vcrhanuu.
Josef. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
John ‘Verlinnniis, of it Ridge street,
died yesterday morning The funeral
services were held this morning slit
ociocii from it waistline Hungarian
church. Rev Stephen it Chernituity
oillointcd and the interment followed
in iii. Mary's mastery.
furnishings. Most of the
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A C‘SLJOQ. 1‘?
moon-A W.
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Intentions, skilled worker toast
ahead-wistful a Sentinel Want ‘nd.
variances: tell of yourlpronoieucy and
advancement.
m
Baptism want ads. tiring results.
ii
Advertise in The «antinu-
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ado-45¢. S-‘rugbda'fld ‘da'i 553454 '4!.g!.i.'.x.‘.i."4.“¢. ¢,_.3. :.-_.:.;.:.;~: 3. $33.13;}. .'.3.'.3.'.~.'.'.'.'."¢.'.~.'.:.'.-.'.~
I:I:IZI.I.I:I:I:I:I :- :I :I 3- :I1I1I2I.I:I:I:IZI ......... It'll-1 1- ti:- i-i-i-il-Itl
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Jameii McCready.
H. Krieger & Co
West Washington Street
MD”
Electric Suction
1e 3 n er
made; Noiseless; inexpensive. illCleans
_ No brushes used on
carpets, rugs and other fabrics.
Weighs Only Ten Pounds
A Child Can Operate it.
CLEANING WITH The MAGIC eliminates all of the fa-
tigue and annoyance of houscclcaning by other means-—
no need of upsetting the home—moving carpets, rugs, fur-
WORTH ITS COST for sanitary reasons alone. Millions
of germs lurk with the dust in carpets. rugs, etc.
your duty to guard the health of yourself and family by
removing every possible source of contamination.
PAYS FOR ITSELF—«aavcs time, labor and household
rugs. etc, is caused by sweeping. heating and by friction
of grit and dust under foot. which cuts and grinds off the
fabric and which cannot be removed b broom or sweeper.
The MAGIC positively removes all d rt on and in them,
without injury. and prolongs their life.
The M A G l C Outworks, Outwears
and Excels all others
...mes.~w. WWW. ....
There is awaits a way for the con,
seek a position where energetic. well»
directed service will result in definite!
Store' in The Norwalks
SimpleSt, Light-
est,‘ MoSt Effect-
ive, Durable V’a-"
cuum Cleaner
. . . .
..I.
- I,I.l'l:
am . :
35%:
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*l?l
It is
damage and wear of carpets.
Revised ..
Shirt Prices
include every *l'anry Built in the
store that sold from it ill in
33.50 Stiff bonninn. iihgiignn,
cuffs attached or demotion plain
of pirated. salt or still cuffs.
nfiiireu. pnrrnloa and silk. A
wanilerfui variety of panama.
ii i: tor ii on suiting
(“iii in for iron quality.
1.
Veil ran ”Amos.
3 Clifford i). runs it years old a
member of (it utility A. lira, and nth
C. v. l.. died at the Soldiers" limos ,
yesterday. 'i'l remains have been ,
alien to nil-ti l for intement segues ‘
in... 3 , 7 l _ “new" Orleans AM lieu
em‘uifll m Methanol NOT“! m ‘ W :3“ will," Mgg‘
street has go is to mddietuvvn. where once car all: furnished
. iiii will spend few days With tricnda. J. u. unwell and cm. "0'0.
muons momma
limits. ["VmiutbcnfliuA
This is a Good Time notice
run PANAMA cation.
Ask Us for nation.
WI “LL TICKET! 7
to ,
Bermuda, Old Point Comfort,
tiiiivininiih,l Jacksonville. Atlanta,
Dayton» Palm Beach. itching ;. J
3! 70 for is quality.
it till fer a duality.
1215 for 03.30 quality.
A law broken lots of finite and
Overcoate at Sit). 0t). Were Sill till
to $22 (to
Joseph DthSf
Norwalk Chronicler