Main St.
5' 3:“.va“
1‘ prices
l: ‘31
lower,
G YOURDiSKY
Afinu.y
Telephone 912.
7 You sali‘ulu Sell Your Junk to
South Norwalk.
be given. but we mention but
we 1‘I‘lle best prices and honest
Hoyt a Theatre
11:... 1...- new»
Offered You!
1 1111111 Oportunity
I’M days Human linir Goods
ding Sanitary Hair Rolls,
We invoice or lionenl, in»
latest designs in still and
Feins‘tein‘ 8. Bria
MRS. LADIES"TMLOBB AND ruhnlsno.
Booth Norwnlk. Conn.
It} is Junk it will «pay you to send
n 1101131 or telephone 441 to Wm. Et-
‘from, 3 Rowan St. East Norwaik who
is paying to a lb. for tags and best
prices for auto tires. metals, rubbers,
magazines,
newspapers and iron.
Feather 'beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
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Just Received
our last shipment of Winter Women' s
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our Short vamps, Robbie Toes, at
mMAX LEVY
145 Washington St., 8 Norwalk
”Be Wise
Do like the man from Missouri—«in-
sist on being shown. By comparison
with what other stares have to offer
will convince you that .we have the
best CLOTHES proposition in Tim
NORWALKS. Our Clothes are of the
.suapplest style, new, Well-made and
sell at
1-3 LOSS
“ Money
than other stores charge, and besides.
all we ask .tor is
$1 a Week
Frank Jacoby-
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre. S.Norwalk
NEWTOWN RESIDENT DEAD.
NEWTOWN Fol). 18r— Martin F.
l
lioolihan, a former member of the
Gchoml Assembly from Newtown,
and brother of oxalate 'ilenutor Mi-
clluol J.Iiiooltllan, died at his home
here today. He Will! forty-eight yEnrs
old and leaves 11 wife and two dough-
tors.
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REV. HOWELL T0 PREACH.
Rev Louis ll. Hawaii. rector of St.
Paul‘s Church, .'o ‘rwalk. will preach
at the noon day services which are be-
in; held at the Trinity Churohq chap
cl; hrldseport The services commence
at 12: 25 o'clock each noon and close
inromptly at 12:3510'olock.
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Up-tb~date « Sport
Read The
Sentinels Sporting
‘ , or treatment.
,. ill Chlr its 81 n'I-‘sll'c. 1‘
Mrs. Charlotte 9. .
1111111 w. Lane, 3211‘: ed
in Westport.
Funeral of Mill Augusta Mons.
A number of scam Norwalit people
went to Stamford on Tuesday alien
moon, to attend the funeral of Miss
Augusta Mom, 11 well liked reSident
or. standard- The Rev. 1*. o. on-
man, D. D..‘ot the Stamford Presby-
terian Church, officiated. 'He spoke
teelingiy of the life of the deceased,
and stated that it was they-first child
he christened after (being called to the
Stamford pastorate. The interment
was in Springdale Cemetery.
Funeral of Miss Anna Tompkins.
The funeral of Miss Anna Tompkins,
who died yesterday morning. sudden-
ly, will be held from her late home, 11
\West avenue, at 2 o‘clock, and from
the Norwalk Methodist Church at 2. 39
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The 1Rev.|
F.1d Caswell and former pastor, Rev.
Frank D. Torrey. will otliciate. The
remains 1will be placed in Riverside
‘vsult.
Funeral of Miss Comatock.
The funeral services over the re-
mains 0t Miss Irene Frances
stock, of Elm street, were held Tues-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev.
LL, H. Cusweli, pastor of the Norwalk
Methodist church. omcinted. Inter-
ment took place ill Riverside come»
iery.
Mary A. Clarke.
Mary A., widow of George Clarke ac-
tor, died at her into home 14 Union
Park, at 12 o‘clock, noon, today, after
an illness of seven woke. Tile de-
ceased was 71 years oi age. Funelal
sol vices will be conducted at her into
home, Friday evening. The services
will be strictly private and interment
omit iiowers.
Emma J. Lovoioy.
'Mriss Emma J. Loveioy. wife of John
F. Lovejoy, died yesterday aiternoou
aged 65 y.ears
held at Raymond & Son’s 1121101.. in;
Main street, Friday, at 2 o'clock. The"
interment will be at the Norwalk Com-
‘etery. Rev. E. F. McGregor. oi Nor-
welk, will oiilciate.
HELD BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Court Frances, Older oi the-Golden
Sceptre, held a largely attended busi-
ness meeting last evening in Mystic
Chain Hall; Folowlng the business a
Lincoln's Birthday party was enjoyed
by those present. Music. games and
roireshlnenls made the occasion a dc-
llglliful one.
GAVE iLLUSTRATED LECTURE.
A comfortable gathering attended
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman's illustrat-
ed storeoptlcon lecture on "Missionary
Work in the Philippines," ‘at the Trin-
ity Episcopal Church lust evo‘ning.
Rev. Coleman gave so interesting talk
which was appreciated by all who
were so fortunate us to be present.
OPPORTUNlTlEt-l,
Each day brings, new opportunities.
added possibilities. for those who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantnio or conditions. ,
111111111 11111111 A way tor the 511-
scientious. skilled‘ worker to hot
nholldm-Wi‘lm a Sentinel Want Ad..
stating brleiiy and couclsely your oil-
pel-ionocs; tall or your proficiency and
took a position where energeticrmeil
. directed service will result imdoiinlte
advancement
The help wanted 1111111111 at The
sentinel cover every intimate line
or human endeavor. Cooks. sales
91011111,. mutilation“. metal. nurses.
skilled specialists in Various lines.
professional and business expert-mill
on at the command or the users at
distinct wants. ~’
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audi-
211111111 111 club. 11‘ M11111: ave
‘ 1111. who recently underwent an oper-
“ 1111111 on his
, WALL .
wife or V)" “mi
yestbrdsy WM! ‘mfl
1111.11.11. ‘at Not-walk hospital whersI pen m,
be had gone Ioniy a tow days before. ed with ‘
Mrs; Lane was emu]
toyed at the Hospital up to a tow.
years no, but owing to her health. she.
-- had to give it up.
.‘ band she is survived by three 8!)th
‘ :1 Albert Lords and Charles W. lane.
1 all of Couth Norwallt. The illnerol
“ will be held from her late home,15
‘ Reynolds 111.1111. East Norwaik, Satur-
‘ day attornoon. at it o'clock. Rev. Jan.
, i8. Werner will emulate The funeral
will be private and friends are. request-
ed to omit flowers. Interment will be
Besides her bus:
Com» '
at the convenience or family. Please“
The services will 1111 “9 a beclwlor, to years old killed
«111111111 Gillan. or New airmen:
look at "il,tli)tl shares
ious close of 102 5.8. on the 11111
it- at. Union Paolo period 1 1- 4 lower.
The 1111111111 list was heavy. Cans.-
‘dlan Pacific dropped three points.
Bears Roebuck 1 1M and Reading 3-4.
WALL CTRdQET,‘ 11 a. 11151111311
whole list tell abruptly. headloériost
2 58 and Union Pacific, IAIJlJKh Vair
IlIey and Smelling 2 points.
WA'LIL am Noon. ——The selling
movement ill! the earlier days 0: the
during the morning and prices were
borne down abruptly. speculators were
confronted with a budget at unravels
able news and sentiment was corre‘
spondlngiy bearish. uneasiness over
the money situation was increased by
preparations to export $1, 000. 000 more
gold and by a Sub- Treasury drain or
more than $5,000,000. Prospects tor a
strike of the firemen on the eastern
railroads, the revolution in Mexico and
proposed legislation to require incorc
Iporation or the Stock Exchange hell»
1 ed to unsettle the market. Bear oper-
iators concentrated their attack against
the Coolers. WHarrimsns Coppers and
Steel, and succeeded in {arcing out a
‘Bood deal of long stack. High grade
iinvestment shares, which ordinarily
'dispiayled sturdy resistance to was
isure, crufllbled away as readily as the
1 market leaders. A large number or
important issues were lowered 1 to
over ‘3 points. Bonds were weak.
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BRAINYI‘REBA Mesa, Feb, l3.—~Mrs.
George Hobart, who before ‘1' mar-
"rings was Sarah Jennie libiiinshead,
lIa member of one Io‘i' the oldest and
best known families in tilts part of
the state, and her brother ill law, My-
ron Hobart. none- shot to death in the
Hebert home last“ night. The bodies
.were found by the husband. the night
he agg‘age- master at the New york,
. ow Haven and Hartford Railroad
station when he returned home this
morning. That 01 the woman wag in
her bed, and Robert’s'body was on
the floor or an Iupper room. which be
occupied. Nearby wagon revolver.
The police believe that. Hebert who
i
‘.
the Woman and committed suicide.
l'l‘iley have been told that he objected
to new friends made by his brother
and the illiter‘s wile. both of whom
were twanty years younger than him-
sell.
A six-year-old daughter was found‘
sleeping calmly by the side of the
mother‘s body. She could only rc-
member having been momentarily
disturbed by a “flash and bang."
PBFBATE lllll8flll
GENERAL ABSEMILV
Wt?
HARTFORD Fob ill "The annual
meeting or the Connecticut Probate
Assembly in the State Library building
yesterday was attended by thirty mem-
bers. Six new members wer admit-
‘tod: Thomas '1‘ Ryan, Litcbiiold; F.
Joseph iiroderlck Anscnin; Dennis J".
O‘Brien, Moriden; J. White Summer...—
Jlolion; George R iiylngton. Plain-
vibe; Charles J. Fowler Thompson-
4* lie
The oificors electodl arc:
l‘i‘olldolltmb P W. Marvin, llllrt-
ford
l1 lrst Vice president—«Horace
Woodman. iiothel .
Begun Vicoipreshionbwc. ii Child.
Woodstock,
Hocrelnrydrouurerm Joseph ii.l111n~
ulna, been moor. ‘
Judge Banning has served in 1111‘ no
sltlon twenty four consecutive years.
All ’treasurerI he reported $12. so on
hand.
Probate iiiils introduced in the son-
oiInl assembly were discussed. Brati-
111111 was divided on in ”hill which has
11‘.
‘tioh oi 111 Juvenile court in the hands
or the 111111111. court. All matters were
111111111 with 11111111111111 committee
Milton 11111111111 Judges Marvin; oi
Lockwood; or 11.11.11.111 111111.
Roekylilo. and cram at Notion
1th 7
sy 91111111111, radian. open-
102 to 101%. Compared with the pro .
tow sales the price declined to 101 ‘
111111111 orders were 11111111111111 and the L.
week gathered increased momentum,
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here
We sell close and
1110115 house of W.
Sloane. N. Y.,
oral credit if y on \1 is
74 Washington Street
South Nolwalk. Conn.
Floor Covering
Exclusively.
If anything ill this line is -
hicquircd we believe it
your advantage to
insures
you the right quality.
Nerwolh's Medina Dry Goods Store
8 and 6 Gazette Building Norwalis. Connecticut
to .'
COR“: 3
in car»
and j. '.
t0 -
Lil)- '
l1.
Prdvision
u—a—l—n—
Norwalk
[3 — 15 Main Street.
Roe Shad»
Smelt
Herring
Codiish
Salmon
Halibut
Red Fish _
Green Blues
3
pets
Oysters
Co.
Norwslk ‘
Phone at Both Stores
161: lb
1221c lb
8ch
16c lb.
14c lb
18c lb
16c lb
18c 'lIb
Sliced Red Snap-
16c lb
251': qt
m
Room.
The Holy Nantes first t
ed the Cranburya by the
The lineups were 1111 lot
H. N. tit.
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heft Forward.
briscoii
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Hit N: 2nd]. 4 AI;
CLAE3 TD H. N. TEAMS.
.‘ The first and second! team or the
Holy Name Society have well the our»
to» with the Crsnburys and the 13111
o to demon ,
core or iii ‘
to? and the second team won (loin ‘
the illilinown‘s to the tune of 23 to 3.
lows: .
Cranburyn.
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Rose
Oswell
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fter-Inven cry Sale
A Genuine Clearance Sale that includes many bargains. Large assort-
ment of Ladies Muslin Underwear
Tailored Suits and COats
A most complete line for Ladies and Misses” 1n up-to-dste patterns. styles. shades
All Fur Coats, Mulls 8: Scan-is
We have never altered better values
t
ryillg thecrcations of the fa‘ . ' .
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The Leading Outfitting Store' in The Norwalks
West. Washington Street
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Furniture Sale
After Inventory
A, 1 Few, Dropped Patterns ,in Side-
boards, Bullets. Odd Chairs. Brass Beds.
These Goods will be closed out at ,a
Great Reduction from our regular
prices.
Are you in need of anything
in the Furniture Line?
Before 11111111111 to our New Opening
Stock, we are making Radical Reduc-
tions on all pieces in our Furniture
Department" Come in and take advan~
tage of our Mark Down Sale. ‘
Payment will ; be arranged to
your Conv’eince
The ' ' . I
Seminal HOLEPROOF ‘
, 111. Iiaily‘ ‘gSOCKS
, . ”9" of ii pairs, $1.50.
advertised for six months‘
“ wear without holes.
. buy 11 1111111 Odoriess Moth
,; i’rcot 1111'; to pack away your
winter dentin" 2‘ lilacs. (lilo mid ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler