esteem . nil centers upon the me:- the not: “ maltose: and individuality. WE ALSO ilE- , oL 9mt9rt, m, Lamas! TAILons mo Fuanlsas. Tel. 920-8. ”and Main St. 1 ‘Stock of Coal is now maiden,- prices 9 lower, utility all that could AsoNS You Should Sell Your Junk to 37‘ my Avenue, Telephone 912. South Narwaik. ,h ow days Human Hair Goods 7, 2Including Sanitary Hair Rolls. and lullators. We have just lame involca or flowers, in- he latgst designadn hill: and ‘7 demotion invited a Monroe 8t. WEPHONE 41 Jim]: it will pay you to sand jl'h tolephono ill to Wm. lili' win at" East Norwalk. who I .16 n ih. tor rage nnd’haot " uto "tires, metals, ,mhhors, nowopapers and iron. and old automobiles a . wmafiw—wm . . ‘,t WWWW menus... South Norwalk, Conn. - l , Below _ Cost our remaining stock of Gents' Furnishing will Ibe cleaned out below cost. Keeler’ s Shoe Store Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre Just Received lour last shipment or Winter Woman’s. 'u' ' II . Mayfair Shoes in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth ‘TOps. 'Pat Colt, Kid and Cloth Taps [Our Short Vamps, Bobble Toes, at :‘3-00- MAX LEVY I45 Washington st. 5. Norwalk Horace R. Nash North Main mo Wont on. ;.N¢:;:;!l .“I "W:; Yfi‘dn‘h’ec mamas A Buckeye Incubator $8 00 in ranteed to hatch hatchehh rigged they never ialli :i‘hat‘s win we recommend them so ireei. chow what these incu tors wil .do, but we want on to see them i: operationmwhlle t 0 chicks are much. lingwso on can see for iyouraclii that they wil hatch more cI icks, bigger chlclts and atronfieI-L chicks than you eve: hatched In youri There are over 835000 Buckeye In condor-d i'u oucconiu operation “hi I now, and yen couldn’t induce a sin Buckeye our to go brain the old hen i no show you some ten moninis Iron people who are uti nz themwnlan oi them beginners at never used on men- hater until they boo htn ”Maddie” out to MAII “9&3le a Harley: Catalonn ' CHAS. E DOW Washington It. Mirth Nomih WWWWM... mutt-n to "too Ice-tumor «wt... WW WM . w...m....m.w.w o. W J and Richard Abbott :' oi ‘ The funeralsorvices over the re- , ‘ 015 . main; of Janie: Henry Knapp. West avenue, were held trout his late home on Saturday , alteration ', .. The rational was one oi the most ‘Eiarsoly attended that has been held , in South (tier-wall: for some time; Ilhepresentatlvss or the Credit it Knapp Hut company. or which the do“ ceased was president. were here . Irom New York, Boston. Baltimore, Chicago, and Minneapolis, and the ‘ local factory representatives and em- - ployes wore , colder doom the many tethered friends meant in numbers. of the deceased and the family. Rev. Ralph G, Hartley, pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist Church, where Mr. elated and he spoke in feeling terms of the deceased and his life. The floral tributes were many and beauti- ful in tact an array which is seldom seen in town. Among them was a 'hianket of orchids and roses, but the piece Which was conspicuous tor its malinidcence was that from the em- ployes or the factory, a wreath of violets. The pail hearers were Ro- bert A. Holmes, Frank anpson, W‘.‘ W. Lester, Joseph L. O’Brien, Henry H. Pollook, Fletcher H. Montgomery. John Cavanngh and DeaWitt Dohbs. Interment followed in Riverside ceme- tery. Funerai‘of Ml“ Anna Tompkins. The funeral of Miss Anna Tomp- kins was largely "attended from the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church, Saturday afternoon. ' The services were conducted by the ,Rev. L. H. Cnswell, and former pastor, Roy. F. A. Torrey, of Brooklyn, who spoke very i'eelingly of the character of the deceased and her loyalty to the church. One ‘Sweatly Solemn Thought and Face to Face were rendered by Miss Maude Ruhey. There were many floral tokens, showing the lov- : - ing esteem in which the deceased was held. The poll bearers were Dr. Osterbnnks, F. H. Bedlent, Otis Fitch The remains Wele placed in the receiving vault at Riverside cemetery a“... Funeral or Mrs. Lane, The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Lane was held at 2 o‘clock Saturday after- noon Irom her late home. Rev. James , Benton Werner officiated: and inter- _~ ment was in Christ Church cemetery. '. Westport \. MISS’ BROWNS, ENTERTAINB. «fans-.- ': Birthday and Valentino Afton-at Home on West Rooks Road. Suzanne. the popular little daughter Playwright Porter Emerson Browne. 0! Norwalk, gave a birthday and valentines party Saturday alter- noon, at her home in West Rocks Road. The invited guests were the classmates oi Suzanne All the young people enjoyed themselves ‘by playing games tor prizes. Suzanne received”, on her i'ltith birthday. ‘Roireshinelgs were served. The guests were as. lol- lows: Muriel. Louise, Jack and Raymond Van Buren, Anna. Louise and Wil- liam Fowler, Mabel llirchard. Harriet Barnum. John Bette. Frederick Ella, “ Maiey Curtis, Junior,Wadaworth.Wil— llam Cram, Mary Fauntleroy, Priscilla” Brooks. John Kline, Josephine Dunn, Eline Donn. Edward Boyle and Sea- Ion Boyle. and Mrs." Dimond. Mrs. Cram. Mrs. Van Buren, Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. Elia, Mrs. Brooks. Miss Curtis. Miss Mary Belts, Miss idlols layingtou. Miss Hull. Miss Vardan and Miss Bradlye, or New York. --W.m, DEDICATION OF NEW ClTY HA’LL. The South Norwalk City Hall will be formally opened on Easter Mom day when Old Well Hook and Ladder Company will conduct the annual bell. Mayor Robert M. Wolle will lead the grand march and all the local and many outoi town nro companies will take part At a meeting held yesterday the fol. lowing committee was chosen: Wll 11am Hubcli, chairman. Allin Hamil- esinton, James Oonklim Charles A. llam- iton and Archibald B. Merriam. The sidearm who are participating are Theodore, mark, Edward ‘J. Roy» tune and Dr. H. is Went; . Floor Coloniiwcowllidward J. iris. w natty, William 0. McLean and em. , usl Holmes. ~ (A xfluhoommitteoo: . I . V 1 (snowman .l ‘l‘lniltli'ty., lion commit't Knapp attended divine service, om- ~ many pretty presents Irom her friends“ WI 11 IIREM ting Strike on FiiiyJour I Eastern Lines nonunion « In “noun Want Some illhsr Arbitration Form Than Erdmaa Act NEW YORK. Feb. 17.—Judge Mar- Commerce Court. arrived. in New York. from Washington this morning for a final conference with officers at the Brotherhood of Locomotive“Flre~ men and Enginemen in the hope of averting a, strike against eastern rail- roads. Though the strike order. it is hated to the local; or the-Union, it was being “held for release" today pending theoutcome oi.’ the talk with Judge Knapp. If no means of arbi- tration is then agreed upon it was said the strike would be called, enac- tive within 48 hours. The firemen still insisted today they would arbitrate their demands for higher pay and hotter working conditions only under the Erdman Act, with tluee‘arbltraiors, as pro- vided by federal statute, The conference committee of rail- rosd managers went into session ear iv in the iorenoon and remained bo— hind locked doors for several hours They planned to call in a body Com- Inerce Committee at the termination of the conference. it was understwd they were prepared to place before Messrs. Knapp and Hanger 3 last ap- peal to the firemen to consent to some other method of arbitration than that under the Erduian Act. ‘ The mediators declined to discuss the situation. except to say that they had deferred their conference with the firemen until after the managers should have called on .them. . Judge Knapp said how not chun- don the situation «huntil Iovery means had been exhausted. For the firemen :President Carter explained that iI a ‘atrike is ordered it would not he ‘l. (active until all the district leaders of the union now here had returned to their respective posts and reported to £1“!!! thy telegraph. He added that in the event oi a strike the engineers rwould positively not go out in sym- pathy. but would adhere to their agree ment with the railroads. This holds till June 1 next. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. South Norwalk Trust Company Will Start Ono Next Month. The Christmas Savings Club. or the South Norwslk Trust doorway. will start earlier this year than it did on its initial, trail last year, and it in ex- pected that about March the club will be going well. The number of members will'bo limited to 2,000 this year. as this is all the company tools it can take care or because of the unlimited amount work. Announcements“ to details will he made through these columns later. . , Instead or thirty-three weeks the club will last (or thirtyelght weeks this year. The highest payment will he 81.90 and the amount to he re- ceived at the and or the time will he I37 06. w... ..... HAD Hi8 HEAD GUT Edward Price. of East N‘orwnik. News on Service of Physician. About the only ioctrth'nt con he learned about a little aIIaIr that took place in East domain, attorney aim. in that Edward Price was intents bod scalp wound which required tho intention or In. Wkiyn 9 Brown Mediators Still Hopeful oi Aver- . tin A. Knapp, oi the United States , understood, has already been diatri. . or. middle or” TRISTRAM & HYATT Norwalh’s Leading Dry Goods Store '8 and '5, Gazette Building Norwnlk. Connecticut After-Inventory Sale A Genuine Clearance Sale that includes many bargains. Large assort- ment oi Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Tailored Suits and Coats A most complete line for Ladies and Misses In upato-date patterns, styles. shades All F ur Coats, Muffs &SCarfs We have never offered better values The Beers MeatSz Provision Co. » ‘ Norwaik 13 - 15 Main Street. Phone at Both Stores 4 ——~..——.... ___ FURNITURE DRAPERIES CARPETS Angevine' STOVES ‘ OIL CLOTH Ll'NOLEUM, .5.- mfiumflwm .—..... Fire Insurance .\———— .. ..,......._ I Room 1‘, Keolor Building. 155 Washington Street, South Norwoik. u. bruised, but that luckily no bones were broken. She will be confined to thel house for some little time as a result of the unfortunate accident. ~........._...——u-- Willi Iii Will SIRIEI WIT cram. 11 a; threpccular extent and bought stocks. causing rel-3 lies of halt a point to moist. Denial of alarming rumors contornlns Mr. ‘Morann’n conditionosslsted the rally. top or Indiuniavorahle developments; whlohalraedy had weakened the spec-' I'm a illness caused a deluge at soiling outcome stocks Iell to the lowest lev— Canadian Pacific. Reading and Union Pacino. Liquidation will in Ioreo also which there has been discrimination excitement Were all, prions hogan to m Mitt, ’ Worldly Guild room. 3 1). Pin, 22 West'Washington St» South f Norwaik -3 . C. T. MCGovern '- l,h '-:¢:-:I:-2-,-'- 4:454“ tors recovered from their score to some , , WALL MW. .Noon.~Comlnz on; ' called and iound that Mrs. Decker was . " ‘ . ‘-: Jill-.3. . may? ..... .ol: . .4 #€¢$3«d«:5:5¢93«4 new «a 4.1: 4.4343..'¢.'..'..o..;. I I I I ................ . v ‘ l.I,I.I,l.l.l.l:l,'l.I:I.I.I.I.I,I.I,I.I: H.Krieger 8; Co The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks West Washington Street Furniture Sale Afterlnvent0ry A Few Dropped Patterns in Side- boards, Buiiets.-0,‘id,.Gha,irs. Brass Beds. Great Reduction prices. These Goods will be closed out at a from our regular” Are you in need of anything in the Furniture Line? Before the arrival 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 Conveince ulstlve position. reports at J. P. Mort" cl oi‘moro than a your. sprains houses - were active sellers. especially oi Elteel. .‘ in niunhorouo minor stocks knolnst‘ on tho pm or the hauling Institutions, 3 in the placing of loans, When the first ' ,jmend slowly, hut the reactor-y who? not: new song.” ' my; 2 Ariel Cameron 3 Z W 74 Washington Street South Norwnik. Conn. Floor Covering Excluswely If anything In this line is required. we hdlicvé it to 2'. our advantage to some g. tying the creations of lllWilgimtiiiér of W. and I N. Y., insures to h Lh; Spring 1913 The New lists are now ready. and they certainly am the not». blunt that The Clrdlut and. Knapp Co. have hroug t out in many years, and that means volumes, idr they have brought out many. . runny good hits. . son. Flexible and sum taco. "3.50, “dill. ‘ ‘ ’- Hobbit Mandy “Atoms” ”‘00 ‘ -’Mnrioy, the new Arrow Collar. ‘
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