Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 27, 1913 · page 12

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VV Bounty Donmlsslonors‘ Mailer

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,nlplete, prices lower,

' quality all that could

, VV'V‘Jeweler end Optical Repairer
A FiRBT cLAse ausmsss til rule use ' ~

 

 

 
 

YOURDISKY

Avenue.
‘ Telephone 912. .

 
 
 

 

egregious Son ea. V
12: Wear, Mi.

South Namath;

file Vsiven. but we mention hilt
D'l‘lovboot 'pl‘lo‘ell and honest

 

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millimeters. We hove inst
turn invoice ot flowers. in;
luscious-lint in still and

 

 

' If it is Jun-k n will 'PllyVllOll to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. Ef-
from, 3 Rowan St., East Norwalk, who
is paying lo 9. lb. for rags and best
prices for auto tires. motels. rubbers,

magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather. beds and“ old automobiles a
specialty.

 

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DR. WORTH’S

Cushiort SoleShoe.

Vici and Volour. V

Stamped $5. on. ‘
2. 95

Discontinued styles in La-
rdies' $2. 00 and $2.50 Shoes.

New. . ....... ., ..... $1. 24 .
Keeler’ 3 Shoe Store
Ono. Halts Theatre

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Just Received-

our on shipment of Winter Women' s
“Mayfair” Shoes
I!“ Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pet. Colt, Kid and Cloth rem: ‘ ‘

Our Short Vamps, Hobble Toes. at

MAX LEVY

'145 Washington St. 3. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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74 Washington Street
South Norwolk, Colin.

Finer Covering
Exclusively

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If anything' m this line is --
required we believe it to
our advantage to come
. ere. . ..

We sell close and in car-7 .-
Tying the creations or the is— ;.
mods house of W. and J. j;

Sloane, N. Y..rineures. to .-
you the right quality. Lib— II
»_ crsloretiitlf yolfiivish. ‘ "

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m... M «up. A .u-tmmm

DEADLOOK iN QUOTHJND 33pm.
”scores Fob that deadlock hos
8%th opporonliy in the strike

of to clothing molten. .vihlch out
culled o niontn m “or the mi on»
sand “mist Warhol‘s who must.
three, “1th as still out accord-
ing to union natures. ' ‘

 

holids, «have {rented the, slit-thorn

"motif-o but the More

, House V,ilpposiiioo. is liable l-io

 

, noininees for county commissioner

 

noon.

I. Democrat for county cofhmillsioner. iii
1; vfhiqh eVent s deadlock would exls
- and some sort of a compromise hf;

‘ slouer could be c’bollhtl' i

 

ny proprio- 1
tons ot smelt shone. billowing 3.000 “

 
 

 

shown yesterday, although a higher

use oi p
‘ incitement
, xious stocks reopended strongly to

is Millie Order of Doy by Polly
Vote of 15 in ii

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in L if llllllll

o inorily loosed conservatively. and
there who a steady absorption of the
newer industrisiu. which recently hove

 

hot succu‘ bed st intervois to spare

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Develop compromise Situation

 

HAR‘VI‘FORD, Pen. 27. ~On motion of
Senator John Purcell (Dem. ), or Hort
lord. the senate yesterday by a strict
party vote or 15 ‘to '11 finds the county
commissioner matter the order of the
day tier Wednesday next at 12 o'clock
noon. at which turbo! the scouts Will
take action upoff the live Democraltlc

Can Pfd. would be paid off ottodeys
motions of the directors caused a
heavy demand for the shares and they
rose materially. Con solo at 39 3-4
against 35 6-,8 yesterday's close, and
31 1—2. the lowest of the week The
preferred brought 156 1-2 or 3 points
shove yesterday's final and 8 over
the week's lowest. Increased arm:
ness wasV'lithown ilf'the remainder oi!
the list.

from Fairtlold, New Huron Hartford.
Windham and Litoh'tleld counties.

Senator Purcelldeclnred that he the-
lleved in being trunk“ llibout the mint-
ter

“I- propose we tulle immedlnte no How the Question of 'Ponolonlng the
tlon on Harttopd’ county's Denho- ., Teacher. Should be Considered.
cratlc choice for coll'nty' commission-
er," he said "I move the matter be
taken up at once. "

 

‘ AN ECONOMIC PROBLEM.

is on economic one and studied from
that buses resolves itself into one of
conservation. The conservation of the
best talent in tile teaching force or
the State, the conservation of the best
interests of the public schools, and so
of the children themselves, and the
. ‘ conservation of the highest efficiency
‘1 bellow that this mutter should °' "w “mm °"h°’“V"I’°
he flxe d N‘- a specified time m hur- In business today. prudent, wise and
funny with the action of the house," progressive concerns have put in over
said Senator McDonough, "and notice lotion or are planning to put in op am-
be given to every member of the sen lion a pension system that will auto-
are so that he may be on hand when matlcalln clear their working staffs or
it is Voted upon." ithose physically longer ulltit to main,
Senator Neebe (Dem). or Merldeth thin a certain standard or proficiency.
moved that it be made the order of Business men do not d6 this out his
the day for w“) Senator For ‘spirit of phllunthropy or charity They
cell said he was willing to have the do it because it pays And whatever;
matter so over long enough to notilly.‘ .phys must be done today by "fly
but he would insist that a “mom“ business concern that hopes to pros
date and time be mode. when action ‘
would the taken by the senate on lllli Naturally. there (:0me n period.
the Democratic ulomineee our county when the most efficient? and most wor-
commissioner thy of workers reaches the point where
Senator McGnrth (Rep). Waterbury. they can no longer uphold standards.
moved indefinite postponement of the or where for other reunites ll. 1' desir-
entire matter and his motion was de- “NV" 1°” them to “kw“ 3“ m“ and
tested by a strict party vote or ,5 to inflows the field to others. Thousands
u. The Democrats then put throuqlb of men and women retire every yebr
their molten to make the county comb- and open the gates 0! opportunity to
missionsrs’hip matters the order of the others "M could not it“ their chance
day for Wednesday next for 12 o’cloliit were it not I" the ”Win” mode for}
“' , their, core through the pension syn;
tom.

There Vere two views to take of lists"

Republicans Protest.

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The Republican senators arose in
protest and Senator McDonough. Delu-
ocratic majority leader. suggested that
a specified 'date ill time should the
set. ‘

 

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May Nun Compromise.
Falrflcld county Democrotlcsellutolls

 

Vv and representatives have settled upon 'matter. After long years of faithful
.. former Mayor Dania Molvlhlll tilt service the worker is entitled to e per-
,‘j “Bridgeport. us their choice for county tad of rest tree from ohm or nov-
I: commissioner.

Should the Democratic arty The yeora of persistent and can
be successful in passing Mr Muivl stunt attention to duty entitle them to

:; bill‘s name through the senate, Which V that much Business is entitled to re
-- seems likely because of the Damned» lease from the obllsouon of keoplnl
:3 no complexion of this body. the;

I; .would then be confronted with a Elf;
- publicon house. with the probabilities;

in its employ its Workers other than
have served them faithfully through
the years but are no longer able to
keep up the pace essential to the best
interests to the employer No bus!»
nose that has any conscience at all
feels that it can release their faithful
necessary before a‘l'co‘hnty commit? standbys without providing for their
core during the remnlninxjéllru when

The likelihood or him drawn out enforced idleness will be their nor.-
oontoot on this dilution seems veri tion. Hence. the pension system.
strong. ’Businelo is. therefore entitled to the

that this body would not confirm it

 
 
 
 

wmmm ., elasticity afforded by the motion sys-
poetic surname ‘WPPROI'IHA- item whSh permits it to be constant
‘ ‘I'ION. . sly tailin in new energy by means of

WASHINGTON.!\9b;zi:~1—Mltor all 'the younger men and women it eno'
all night session mio’d’thh hittei plays;
struggle over public twitch g exponl i Atltho some time, the ligation ore,
allure the Boosts in 8:5 o'ctoc tomwtllrourh the security it oiforlill
this looming. mist the Public Build the wot-her cushion thot vortici- due
lug Appropriation. hurrying on in‘ itngthoy‘mrootwooo semiautoho eon-
crease of hourly "8‘me over til lotootly reaching out for more howl».
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nines tied; the um ct their «55-
so that throw utilise
their Annuity thoiromptem

 

WALD-@TREET Noon The stools .j
market incited the positioned strength,

zeatahllshed the.
V i and ltregulsr. Vo- ,

speciol‘ innuenoes. our the general than .

zone thlouuh a severe price adjust.

 
 
 

, V méthnors‘
that «pm oi the buck dividend on ‘

,The problem of pensionlns teachers ~

» «solo out! if greater broadening ot the ‘

 
 

 

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a vest variety of designs. All

 

Rugs ct extra, and special sizes to order.

A large varetty of samples from. the best manufacturers are ready for your ihslwctlon.

 
 
 
 

 
 

, , . We make a «peelslty of estimates on a single window or the whole house. ., ‘H -

‘ rrlvals 111 Rugs

Body Brussels. in many novel designs and colors, 9 x it ... . $25 60,
Russ on all erodes—Winona. Axminsters, Tapestries and Bunions. In many combinations of shades and

regular sizes from 4 x 6 to it x 12.

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relentless.
Provision CO.

22 West Washington St, South
..Norwalk

l3- 15 Main Street ‘Norwlllk
Phone atBoth Stores

Bluefish I . .18ch
Shad [66
God Steak the
Salmon 14¢
.fSlnelt [2‘40 ,
Herring 7c
Oysters 25c qt

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herself, but she becomes of relative-
ly greater value to the State.

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the children in her care. Now, soy-7’;

thing that ends to build up the schools

does at is worth paying for, and pay-
ing w l. The hope of the emu
always in its mouth. and the hope or

and the schools .—~llartford Pest.
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nuns All] llllnu

Mn. mason Poms Away.
ate a result of her illness of pneu-.
inonto. for which medical attendance
‘wos delayed Mrs. Mary A Boon. xvi-l
door of tROIer. Scott, of laughter
otreet. South Not-walk passed away at
the Norweik tflospitul last night

where nlthoush every attempt to euro ,

'her life you mode. she succumbed oi

her illness which bod been practically. "

'unottonded for live doys' previous to
her removal to the infotltution. no.
Scott leaves no reintives and m 1|le
Vty your; of one. The funeral services
will be held on. Friday notation. at
8:80 o'clock from St Joseph's Church

 

honors! of Mr. retrofits.

The funeral services over the re- '

inning of Contractor John Foothill.
of on Winston avenue, will be bold
tomorrow morning from St. Jonson's

church lit 9 unlock. interment will

shallow to Bl. Mary‘s cemetery. spool
lot mentions of the various lotions
With which its well unlisted tiers held
1m evening and delegations appoint»
lied. 'rwo societies will turn out in
lull one the Garibaldi none will so
compels: the profession

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resonant. 0F Mil. Bfibn‘illilllitl’l‘

" The lunmlaliiervlm stir the rev

(logos rote hisl
. hottest. The
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QWe have about twenty-five very nice porta-
bleJlenps suitable for library or den, To
close out we wtll divide the profit with yahoo ’
these Lamps. should you buy one during the

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1: next few days.

Lamps that were $5 for S 4. 00
l Lamps‘ “V“ 356 fer 4. 50
Lamps “ "" $8 for 6. 00
, Lhmps ,“ $10 for 800
Lamps “ $12 for 10.00
Lamps “ ‘015lor 12 50

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Easy Payments Prices always the
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summons, Citron. not ”who
some. we: not to it rather novel
use only this morning when hm
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