Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 1, 1913 · page 12

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ire quick. and aL reaeonaplc prices all kinds or
e ler‘y Goods. Eye Glasses and
9 3:3 will give you the best and cleanest work 013- 9
Four 6 sinuses or Jewelry are broken. bring to m9 to
one: hill satisfaction. Further, I have a arse ,
and: huhsrade. lip-iodine Wale es dol- ladies
omen. Also a splendid sasnrhuent
Jewelry cleaning

will repair to
the new93t

omens. Chain etc.

_9 9 ado like
Yours sincerely,

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ow. I respeotnnliy eolici 9
cusnLee ensue, 9 “ . \
Watchmsksr, Jeweler and Optical Rosslror .‘ 9
illusion at. South Norm-ill, Conn. Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre. 9’

[9 mm the new man in "
Spectacles. etc.

uClcc Bpeotaoleat
9M Dialsondl washing
your patroosseu

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TELEPHONE

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a postal or telephone 441 to Will. Et-

‘ . from, 3 Bowen St» East Norwalll, who

when thy summons comes

o9 replenish the coal pin,

on grievat not

is paying lo a lb. for rags and heat
prices for auto' tires, metals, rubbers,
magazines, newspapers and iron,
Feather beds and old automobiles a.
specialty.

 

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99:mcnths use by coherent W“

Foote both

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Norwaill,
where :he ensosod in monolacture'
oi! hots. under the firm name of Foote.
Smith & Co. In 9189898 he rethrned to
Deaths.“ and had molded there since
that tune. Fdr a one alter his return

. Mr. Fools was ehsased in the hstlcarriers worked the some number on
tins business with Henry Grolut. W‘hours as at present and the new man.

tar. he tool: up the insurance“ business

' and. built up a. prosperous asency and

visa in the business at the time of his

’ - «loath He was eosentially a home-low}
9‘ is; man and was not connected with {by Contra

any fraternal orders, giving his time
to his home slid to the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, in Danbury. or which
he was lcrlnlany years a prominent
member and in which he was a diligent
worker. ‘

The funeral will be held at at
George streetyDanbury, on Monday at:
ternoon, at 2: 30 o'clock. 9: 9

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Funeral of ,Mr. anzilla.

The funeral services over the re-
mains oi contractorillohn ll‘ausilla
were 'held yesterday 9st 9 o'clock
from St. Joseph's Church. _ The funer-
al was one oi the largest ever held in
town and there were many men in pro~
ceeslcn beside the coaches. The ilor-

» lal tributes were many. expensive and
Mm.— iheautii’ul. The Luigi Zuppeita Society

and the Italian independent Society
turned out in full and there were del-

,houre work shall he completed with.

‘ the carriers work ’but eight hours but

hecomss operative on Tuesday
‘ihe postal i'oroe o"L the South NW?
well: rest office. willl-be increased by
on additional cleric Horace 0 ~39!-

‘Ferrie. ct West street. senior outnu-
tute, has received his rem appoint.
meat and has started in upon his new
duties. . 9 9
(While this will mean seine increase '
in the eihcieucy oi the local force. it ‘
will not mean as much as it the old

did the same The added force is to
provide enough noon to rnaintoln the
present number of daily deliveries
The law introduced into congress
an '1‘. L. Reilly ot‘
Merideu d passed by that body
providers but carriers shall not work
over eish hours a «yard the eight
in 10 hours. At the present time
;cornplete their work within 12 hours;
To comply, with the provisions of the
new law. more men must be added to
the tone. or otherwise alter the
present force had worked their 10
“hours, about i oololck in the after»
noon no mall would be moved or
touched until the lollowihs morning.
The new law allows each postmas-
ter the number of carriers needed to
lmaintain the same eiiiciency and
{daily deliveries and for this reason

 

,Poatmaster E. E. Crown has found it 9

(necessary to add Mr Ferris to the
irregular force.

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9 holly Hussein. immany novel designeand colors.9x12 ... ”I... ... ..."._...................... 52500

Russ at all grades-«Winona. Armlnstero. '1'..qu and Human. in anally combinations oi shades and ‘
All regular sizes from 4 x e to 9 'x 12..

‘ Rugs 6! extra and special clues to order.

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A large varsity or earmples front the best nlsnuieicturmsare ready for your inspection.

 

 

The Beers Meat 8i .9.

Provrsnon Co.
229 WesLWeshington St. South
Norwaik
[3 ~ 15 Main Street.
‘ Phone at Bath Stores

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Head "to? Foot" ‘Outfittcrs lor

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egutions from Nortvslk Aerie. No 588. GIFT FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Fraternal Order of Eaglefl. the Italian MORE L‘ln Hm GLUE-[T
Independent Political Club and CO“? PERSONS!) 9
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Mshackemo ll‘v‘oresters of America. 9 ':
Garibaldi'e Band accompanied the (Continued from. that page) Another substantial indication that 9 9
‘DTWGBSWL ”We?!“ “"19““ ““393: the services of the South Nor-walk Fire 2'3.
Tdurlns the march from the church to 5““9‘01‘93- Till! twenty feet will he Damment are appreciated by the clt- 92‘:
St. Mary‘s Cemetery. whore interment' “Wm 10? a series or dressing issue was may“ yesterday when
took place “’0'” 3“ “rm“: Iii-om WNW “l9 Ohio! George W. Bcsudus received a
The Dali-bearers were: From (Nor- “WWW“ “Wm m reduired t0 make letter of congratulation and thanks 31::
walk Aerie of Eagles. Mr Garfield snd§m9h Silt This will do away with from John is McMahon enclosed with
Mr Bent; from the unusual «society ”mm“ "0““ W“ street at 010» whiohwseacheckior :25. The letter. 3‘13
Frank Lemongelii and Tony Babies; ““8 the 9- l8 8114110 hands Will enter which 7,.“ on (allows. speaks go,- 319. ‘jj;
irom the Foresters, Arthur Hart and Union “mat to distribute in their Vs- a“. .. .
aniel McCarthy: from the lndepen~""°““ homeward ways _ South Norwalil. edit," 9_ 9
dent Society. mule Piccioue and Mike: The new sectors when emulated Feb. 27. tom. .9 . v
some. rhetomrhgr Guam 8 North “:13 {2“th additional force of unecononw menus. . :‘i. 19.
took several effective p lures at the 0 0“ 1'00 an a 99 ill tie a Chief of the Fire Ballerina“. 9" " *‘r ,9. v; 9.
“NWMW' at a“ chore on the "W Mai ”m to the “i" 3': {mm m bear Sir: ildeslre to express to you 13.: ‘ bCé d “S“t Illa there llll'. in and or
to the cemetery, and took one in tile “0'19 well “01' “"10 3990“!“ here “a the members or the Mrs Depart - . Y 3 l yd
cemetery, I8 “10 “9th 7'” Mill"? and the” game” “I've ”name men‘ who rendered 8m Vunwle “F :t’ 9 9 out It h‘8 “at taken the
into the vault. «9 ._ 9 necessary because at the enormous in- mm In comma“ with the m which 1:9: SON}! Norwalk people long to find out the real advan-
-~«-— ..... “038° 0‘ business Smflntsoshnt occurred at my residence, on Tuggday :3}; tags of our Charge Account Plan. Upon scrutiny, they
have found it to he liberal and square in every wsy-they
are using the plan appreciative” as a result. Arc yen?

DR ~ WORTH’S
Cushion Sole Shoe. '
Vici and Velour.
Stamped $5.00.
Now $2. 95

Discontinued at list in La-
dies' $2.co end .50 Shoes.

Now 3.1 24
Keeler s Shoe Store 5
Opp. Hoyt s Theatre

in dcep sorrow,
(with cheefluLmien

oese s9 relisble9 dealer,

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John‘F. McMahon Shows Appreciation "
for Saving Residence.

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your purchases to your account
arge as you do in a cash store—only

there’ a this difference m the oper.
ration of the two methodhuupon the~Cash store plan,‘you
have the full amount of Your bill to pay after 30. 60 or 90
days; not so with our Modern Charge system~by paying
in sums, suited to your convenience every week or so—
your hill is reduced, and you hardly miss the money.

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rid~ proceed as one,.whc,

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fishing all agreeable duty
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" speedily, is content,

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Just Received

our last ailment o1 :Wlnle; women s

L9.» (

3* are new on our books that

iin Gun Metal Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth 'i‘opo.

90ur9 Short Vamps. HObble Toes. at

MAX LEVY

Mil Washington St. S.‘ Nowell:

Mrs. Ester Ksyior. William Ewing has prayed: mm, m
Eater, wife at Winfield Kaylor, died potent in his position and will can.
at her home on Friday. She was in tinue in this position. ‘
her 56th year and is survived Rm her. The Artistic Brena Company are
husband and two sous—«Mull and over the title yesterday. as did Mrs.
Leon, cl Stamford. The tuners] will98arsh ill. Jayne. T1299 menu Oom-
be held from her into home. it Park‘jrsuy’s insular prick factory will he
' ll'tow. Sunday altersoon. at 2: 30. Bu- removed to make way for the new
rial will take place in Woudlswn Cour tandem structure to replace it The
3? story elumrore The deceased was new sullen; will he qrnrlcll and will
II formerly at South Norwsilc lower a mum or shoot its feet. The
l .......... Jayne house will he gloved to Anni
Funeral oi Mrs. Minors. {street hetero building operations are
.. The luneral services over the re- commenced chlher section or lsndj
9; mains of Mrs. Kernel-life nature. or was annulled mm William H Smith. §
-- Kellogg street, will he held on Meir the mason-contractor. 2
F [001' Covering 3: day morning. at s. 30 o'clock, mull her An addition will he pm upon the
-E ! ' :; home and at 9 oclock from St. Mary I holler room, which i. now located on
x0 “Sive y - Church interment will take place in the north side or the present sumo
. If anything in this line ,3 Ii ~39 Marnie Cemetery. turn. as added holler equipment
‘9'. required, “lg 13¢];ch ,t to :9 9 ’ . ”m be imperative with the enisrsed
” ' our advantage to come j'9 WWW"-
‘3“- No definite time has been set as

The precipitous or your department I
in responding to titanium and the ex. 99
collect indictment used. fully demon-
stratus to me the value of such a do» 1.;

Durham tomy'fmdulclrslllywKindly ;_‘-' 9
accent. on behalf of your department, . pene:
the enclosed check, as a further token $3
or my appreciation. 9
Most respecttully yours,
(Sienna) 99 Jenni RM'MAHON.
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IAST NORWALK SOY HURT. "
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Allis Wright Token Ill and rails in I.’
Washington Street. ,9 9 ‘j 9

Allie ertht, of ldast News“: was

will taken with a lit this niornins in Wash- ”9:" '
lesion street, door the new Savings ;"'9

”9 m hulldlnl. dill head struck the ~z9; ,
sidewalk on he tell. bruislns hinl so ' ’

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Try it out yourself—éit‘a the’test

that tells. Select what you want

9 in Spring wears-havc it charg-

ell—uric please “for cash—no more if you charge it. ‘Advnnce

showing of Spring Stylfl for Men and Women. Suits,
Gowns, Millinery. ’

. South None-lit.
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74 Washington Street
South Norwslk, Conn.

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Mrs. dry Salon; .9
The body or re. Mary elites. widow;

We all close and in car: 1'.
vying the creations of the fa» ii

of Waterman mates. ct nodding, whose

death occurred suddenly at the Dan 9

rot (or the start of the operations, hul‘
it is understood that it will not he

rarely and drawing blood which ran 9592'

down over his toes. .

oils parents seemed to understand

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The Loading Outfitting Store in The Nor walks
West Washington Street

llloue house of W and j. .9 bury‘diospltll on Wedustday eve ins. many WMS hetero work is liaisin- 9
" " Sloane, N. Y., insures to’ 9'.‘ was taken to flooding Thursday. rs. Not only is the (illicit. Peabody and:
“ you the ri t quality. Li!» :9 Bots: 'was in the oisiltydlrlt your optimum deservlns of commendation‘
(grill ctoditf youwish. 9 - ’Ilai" on. Her death... was caused brpbeanse of its decision to increase its

9 working capacity, hot the City or

“ South Normals; to which municipality:
‘ l'unsrol o1 Hrs. Lindohro- the concern came unsolicited. should
the funeral services over the ”film complimented new: all that is
miss 0! “I‘m Sophia ”New". 01 1’. necessary: tor manufacturing dad
ivy place, will he- held this alternations” “mam details ll“ been sum
at ii: so o’clock: dam her into home. hers. also so great a. manuilsc‘turiuxg
‘ 9 concern would not outsider on sir
imminent. The company in: its sum
pays it compliment to? the d

his use and his Mother, who was
summoned. had him unloved home not 9-9
ll. Vasel‘s vases, in charge or Post :9}:-
lisrtrsm. The lad did not nearer from T-‘I 9
his lit whilo in the open air, killing '
into a state or some. ,

its is repcrmi so doing as well all ."
could he expected It his home this
afternoon. The lad has hssn cubisc‘t ill-“L
to those new». it is nine. the it a ‘
anticipated that us willlmovor in due 9 ‘

 

'.' upoploxy.

. . L «hoe kmfiw‘fl—Mmflww

tunnel Opormni
altered You!

W um lilihlan lisir floods
suing ssnltsry llsir halls.
and Mistrial. We have that

law designs in oils and

retain oil stuns.
County items ngdon Wilbur F
smith addressed a large gathering at
tile Sprinswbod Chapel. last night. on
gourmets. of birds. As usual. din
ill spoils must inlemtin d ‘
sly an The funeral oi Mrs. story It. 60- l.

those present were ti 1 il .
,u M willow or the lots Robert Scott. South Ndrwalil‘ert aroma to

like lecture was held lll- the tutor- , ‘
gm and! the 1m, ' held at 8280 from St. Joseph’s (lumen s complilaent with the s neutron»
W slit oi the Sunday cisl aspect flushed

Vschooi at
“‘1 them The mountain: to
limit mallard type it

nun—unan-

new» of Moo. Scott.

tie in a ’
it no. inst! (sin will!

 

 

 

 

 

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