this,rp
, 0
this AAAAtty who repairs quick, and
Watches,
all and bee me.
,9
node made like new.
Yours sincerely,
Clocks, Jewelery 60013. EN Glueaee and spectacles. etc
- a will give you. the best and cleanest work ob-
friable. liltyour. eye glasses or jewelry are ibrokexi,‘ bring them to
will repair to your lull satisfaction.
uthe newest and» high—neon unetodate Watohos tor iadiee
gentlemen. Also a spiendll enactment in Clocks.
Eye Glasses. Chains. etc. IJewelry cleaning
, Ireopeciiiully solic
CHARLES BRAND,
Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optical Repairer. -
66 “We-Muster: St. South Norwoik, Conn. Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre.)-
Opt d March 1!
hot am the new man in
at reasonable prices, all kinds oi:
Further, I have a large
Spectacles. l’
and Diamond washing. ,
it your patronage. ,.
dELEPHouE
i‘
+
Acts speedily, is content,
A And lies aown ‘
To pleasant_drenms.~
‘ O A: s?
..-—...“.
If it is Junk it will Day You to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. hit
from, 3 Rowan St.. East Norwaik, who
.ls paying 15a in. tor rage and beat
prices for autoftires, metals. rubbers
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
DR. WORTH’S
Cushion Sole Shoe. ~
Vici and Velour.
Stamped $5.00. .
Now ............ 95
Discontinued st it‘s in La-
dies’ $2.00 and a. so Shoes.
New ..., ..... $1 24
Keeier. 5 Shoe Store
Opp. Heyt's Theatre
l Just Received
our last shipment or Winter Womenln
' . mute with there
' location at the time. The important
Benton when they have n 9" Bosh-ton, Done no
mood. mortuary . J;
Weitport; The none are lid. 6. Shlpn
mannltowayton: (MB .‘Blllllmn. BtraH
dord. Services at her home, 11 'West
‘ avenue. at 2 o‘clock Tuesday. aw. F.
'A. Coleman will otheiete and the in-
ternient will he in the Union Cemetery.
lRowayton. ,r,
. will manually (Mr.
Woodwor . licludlng Head Clerk (Ar-
ithur- lH. mailer, who leaves tomorrow.
with his family to reside in Boston.
The transfer of Mr. Woodward was
)not unexpected and w
oral weeks ago in the "Regular, but
it was generally believed he would so
‘to'. Boston and Maine and that the on
{We at general superintendent would
remain in NEw 'Haven. :v‘
The suite of oilices formerly occu-
pied by the general superintendent
:have been taken by General Manager
(I. L. Baron and are being thoroughly
cleaned and renovated before Mr.
Berlin takes possession. ’ J,
J. 0. Halllday. master oi transpor-
tation, will have oilices with Mr. Bar—
0..
The conviction grew among reil- ;
road men that Mr. Woodward would
be transferred when it well learned
that Mr. Bardo had been made gen- .
,erai manager as it was said to have
been mainly on account of Mr. Wooo-
ward that Mr. Barrio left the road
some time ago. and went to the Lehigh
Valley though it lacked oiilcial ver-
...—......
Mre. Loulen Cl Day. ' 4
Mrs. Louise: 0. Day, widow oi
George and daughter or James A and
Elizabeth St. John, 93 East avenue.
died Saturday at the age of seventy
Years; The funeral services over the
remains will he held at the Grace
o'clock. ‘Rev.’ Joules B. Werner will
othclete and interment ‘willitake place
at Riverside cemetery. Mrs. Day is
survived by Miss Fanny B. Hoyt and
Buokipgham Hoyt.
-————
*Llllle Scranton Parke.
Lillie ASerantou Partial" "wife of
Charles Perils; died at :No. 4 Morzdn
avenue, Saturday afternoon at the age
at titty-six years. The funeral sor»
vices over the remains will be held
this afternoon at 3 o‘clock. The Rey.
feature of the change is that it takes , Ernest A" MAGNK‘” “'1“ oiliclute. and
practically all the work of Sememntiintermcnt will take place at Mystic.
of labor disputes out of New Haven Connecticut, in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Amd transferswtflil—en‘ijofiostfio‘n. Mre. Francis 6. Ely. .
. Mrs. Emily Lois Ely widow of. the
i”‘ s. A‘ LARGE" CONSUMER °F late FranclsG Ely died other honie
. CIRCASSMN WALNUT' liu Yonkers, yesterday. The iunerai,
The United States, says the DC. services will be held in the Norwnikl
lplutluent of Agriculture. is probably fongrezationai 01mm, on Wednesduy‘
the largest consumer of Glrcassiun 313 p m - l
walnut one all the world's best:
know and most expensive cabinet; Funeral 0' Mrl. ilemee Mllbum
wbode ; The lunhral or Mrs James Miiimrn‘.
The high cost oi‘ Clicnselun walnut wag held this morning from her late
is due to the scarcity oi the heuutl heme 3 Kellogg street, at 8: tilt, and[
fully figured variety demanded for from s; Mmg Church at 9 o'clock.
furniture and interior iinish. but the where a requiem high mass was held
tree itself is more widely bietrihuted by Rev '1‘ J fin The esteem
than almoet any other of commercial in which the deceaefid was hold was;
lililmrtauce. The demand for the best. shown by the lugs number at friendoi
wood. hewover, has always outrun and relatives who gathered there to
the supply. Even in the eighteenth pay their 133‘ respeots The nomlg
century. aheu were in Europe were pieces were many tibeautitul.‘ was"
frequent so much (‘ircaenlul‘ wallmt Helenav film; ~ ‘ d ”10.... tot
walnut was used for gunetoehsithnt’ Pie Jean" and "On eetly. Solemn
e
church tomorrow afternoon . at 3:30 ‘
w
a Vast variety of designs. All regular sizes from 4 x (l to 9 x 12.
Rugs or extra and speeial~sizes to order.
‘We make a epeoielty of estimates on a single window or the whole house.
ew ; mvals 1n Rugs
'. Body Brussela, in many novel designs and colors, 9 x 12 ... .... ..... ... ..
Rugs all all gradesi—Wil-tons. Axmineters. Tapestries and Homes. In many combinations of shades and
Ammo ”Teller of samples train the .best manufacturers are ready for your inspection.
i
$25. 00
............ ._ .
yin. . ++~z'e'-:~e<'¢'e'+~l~t _
........
The Beers Meat &
Provision Co.
22 West Washingtdn St, South
- Norwallt
13 4 15 Main Street. ’ Norwaik .
Phone at Beth Stores '
.a
mum-nae...”
AWNINGS
ordered now will 2 5 Wu
owe you
Let us. explain.
Phone or write.
Upholstering and
Furniture Repair,
in g, linttresseen ::
Renovated. Slip
Covers Made io“
Order. '
Estimates cheer 2: _ . ~
A“ A 0 A N Accounts
Phone 3333, 45mm mm St.
' Charge
are new ‘on our books
stay there year in and year
Read «to Foot Outfitters tor
the Entire Family
your purchases to your account
as you do in a cash store—only ‘
there’s this difference in the open ‘ » .
ation of the two methods—upon the Cash store plan, you
have thefull amount of your bill to pay after 30, 60 or 90
days; not so With our Modern Charge system—by paying
in some, suited to your convenience every week or 50——
- ' I 2 your bili' is reduced, and you hardly miss the money.
i
that
“Mayfair’ Shoes
the supply was seriously depleted Thought," The choir—J "head Kindlyi out. It has not ltaken the
. 1913
EASONS
“You Should Sell Your Junk to’
.G. YOURDISKY
, ‘ly Avenue. Booth Norweik.
Telephone 012.
in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our Short Vamps, Bobble Toes, at mining choice 'burle or dine mm,“ -eey
AMAX LEVY
ills Washinetou so 3. Norwaill
Early in the nineteenth century the
wood of 12.000 treee was used tor
this purpose alone. Single trees, con-
Light," as the body was borne from‘
the church. The poll-hearers were
Thomas Hunt, Joseph McCarthy. John
Chine. Joseph Gorm’ley.‘ilillehael Ililo-
liuuroe have sold for more than 33- pm Chrlstopher wu‘elan; newer beenA 3
000 ere were Richard Webb, Thomas Rico;
The tree is native to the eastern den Joaaph Burns and William Wehhu
slopes oi hto Caucasus and ranges Interment took plalle in St Mary'e:
eastward to the foothills of the Hime~ Cemetery.
luya Mountains. from which it extendei
southward to northern india and the!
,uvenue, Norwalk. has vacuum the up: “1
1 holntment of mail carrier between Nor-i
jwelk and South Nomalk, commencing
“56 N. Y. V. Co. The funeral ser-
vice: Will he held at 2 o'clock lhia'
afternoon. interment will take place
at Spring Grove cemetery
tourney T0 canny MAlLe. ..
Charles ill. Bennett, of 60 Franklin
Try it out yourseiiwit’e the teat
that tells. Select what you want
South Norwalk peeple long to find out the real advam
rage of our Charge Account Plen.
have found it to be liberal and square in every waymthey
are using the plan appreciatiyely as a result. Are you?
Upon scrutiny. they
43;? '
‘
F’unerol ol Mrs. A. H. Plan. Opened,
he Riven. out we mention but in Spring weara~have it cherg»
. The heat prices and honest
BUY ‘
Hazelton
COAL
he a. llumhlleld a Son co.
‘ I ill! more It.
23 Ariel Cameron :2
I we
' ”Washington Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
Floor Covering
Exclusively
if anything or this line is 1-
rouuircli, we believe it to i.‘
your advantage to come ;‘
hero. -
We tell clue and in one 1:
vying the creations of the fa~
luouu bound of W. and I.
Sloane. N Y., insurer to -S
you the rightaouolity: Lib“ If
is Offered You!
.1" am Home Heir (lead:
including Sanitary Hair Rollo.
Ill and inhalers. We have lint.
:M I lute invoice oi dowel-ll. in»
the latest delimit in eilll and
oldies Milliel'y
oral credit if you wiuil.
Up- toedate Sport
Read The
l
A. moutalns of upper Burma.
II the name of Engiiah walnut.
:3 wood grown here. however. has not
' the qualities demanded by the cabinet
. and furniture mailer.
,', Girl‘neeiun walnut new used comes
:: mm the lliaoll Sen and from other
. parts of Asia
it has
been, widely planted Europe and the
United States, in this country under
The
Much of the
According to a circular lulu leaned
ivy the Forest Service the demand for
filroalrien waltrul hai resulted in the
. euhutlluiion of other woods. Our red
‘ gum in often acid on Cironeulan wnl
nut. and butternut in; also similar in
.. celtmi appearance to the lee: hillhly
7‘ figured “rodeo.
__liluny mood! African,
Millpond South American woods ro-
romiilo Ghanaian walnut .thouirb none
;; numeral: the magninmtluum dell
' lento tones and vowel? texture of the
, letter.
The ohuulerdleoumd-the sup
ply and use: of (”reunion walnut. and
them who with to how how millil-
millennium niey he dleirinruiehel‘l can
learn truth thin circular the diminutive
mom Whirl: the governmental on
porn no: uncovered.
A ltlla'i' oA'i'OH. . .
Jamar. Pinkerton. or north overall.
noose the runway tom
W entitle ,
_ .hr'liev. Fla. Gui '
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Havllond
Plait. widow of Hoary Burr Plait was.
held at her late haul}! in Reddinx. lithi-i
urday afternoon at one ooiock. The;
Rev. George 'F. Clover, of New Yorkl
city. conducted the service The at
tendanee 0t relatives and friends was
lame and there were many floral to-
tens. During the oervice dire. Antoi-
fnette Wililnma- Daniela can:
Shall Hunger No More" and "God‘s
Acre " The pail hearers were nephews
oi the deceasedmlieed iii li'lynn,
Oliriutlau Bwartl. is" roost. Haviluhd and
.5er Merchant. interment wen lathe
family plot in Riduelleid ('emetiury.
Funeral of Mri'Llndl-bero.
l The funeral service: at dire. Sophie
Modeller; Were held: at her late homo,
Lite: 2 ivy‘ plane. on natal-day attention
at it: no o‘clock unit were largely at»
tended. lie‘v. charleli’ J. Vehintrom.
Duster oi the hwedllh Charon. opened.
they. li'. A. Coiemn, router or Trinity
Wilhruoh emulated. Thailand tribute!
were new and very ammo. attent-
in: to the «team in Wit NW:HMG~
her: we: held. The nearer: Were .l
we». the committal
"They '
the nrvloe with. lower. after which
Rooney. .1. Peep. F. 'i‘utle and W lion ,
ton. interment We: iii: alumna Gem 3 .
July lot, 1918. For (our tel-ma Mr.
Bennett's father was mail carrier ole:-
thls route.
W
uoemrm. Mort-ta,
Mrs 0. ill. Crowe wee discharged I
from the Hospital taller.
_W;flr_
«em-”r
The, Live.
'Up-to-date
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expreemon
Lurking in
His! Conn» «
Gowns Millinety.
3-7..
. . :‘S‘F‘.’
“i" ‘12! ‘-
«it "#9ng
, ‘M". .......
edwno less for eeeh-no more if you charge it. Advance
showing of Spring Styles for Men and Women.
Suits,
eger ‘
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Nurwaiks
West Washington Street
'. "u l.'l:.:.:i'
In that wonderful
"CLO'I‘HCRAFT”
Ellie Serge Stilt
ht
$15.00.
wt told donor of them
laet uprin without a coma
. idiot... _ -2
NExi‘ollt and three ‘
Norwalk Chronicler