yell-the- .. f‘.‘ ‘I
all docs. j
i tyre-complete; :3
.. illicit tries-r: v .. “ ~; ;
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figs-arm's glove-Ke-Ko‘e-K-
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n
y.
Klihlches.ic10Kl-s.lewnly
:1: and; Optical Geod- . ‘
KNEW/Which ”m 3911931 to the customers—especially those
W Who seek. something .rasnioneble, ‘n-ey Will lindglt. and
ills ot‘lvery‘ low prices. in (t he new business. ' ‘ N ‘
K 3 ‘ I - ’
CHARLES ~ BRAND
Reliable Wetchmnksr, Jeweler and opglesl Repairer.
.; Wellington at, South Norwnlk, Ccnn. Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
ITELEPHONE
4451
.1, it. is Junk it wolf-hey you to send
lo postal or telephone «1 to We'll-ICE
(rein. 3 Rowan St, East Nerwullr. who
.ie payint'dc n lb. for rays and host
prides for auto tires. metals. rubbers.
magsslnes. newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
!
‘9, W the coal bin,
‘v
a
hen grievest not
l do
.DR. KWORTH’S »
Cushion Sole Shoe.
Vici and Velour. “
Slampéd' $5.o'o.
Now .I .95
Discontinued stiles in Le-
‘ dies’ $2.00 and its: Sh
s n . .-
Q.-
fitldproued as one. who, “0" "'- ----- ~ 31-24
a... an sgneesble duty Kecier’s ShoeStore
:WM ‘ Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
l
.._._"“Z-.W—*~" _..... m
lust Received
our list shipment or Winter Women's
ho speedily, is content.
lies down
in Gun Metal. Kid end Cloth Tops.
Pet. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops.‘
Our Short. .Nsmps,‘ Bobble Toes. st
”"MAX LEVY. '
lilo Wsshlnitton St. S. Norwslk
lihould Sell Your Junk to
o. YOURDISKY
my Avenue, soull- Noowellt.
' Tolovllono till. ‘
he then. out we mention but.
The hostel-ices and. honest
I'III'InIo oisio'o s‘o
Anei
m r
« 374 Washington Street
.30th Romainllonn. 3
Fl r Covering ..
3K90Excluslvell ’
if anything in this line in ~-
rcqnirod, we believe it ,to T.
your advantage to some
are. ' ‘ -
We sell close and in cor: i'
rylng the creations oi the le- ‘3
moss house of W“; Ind} ‘
Sloane, silt. iii, insures
you thcvrifiht quellt 3-3
:eralrrcdlt i ' i
ii. r o n m s ”1' u h o
Cameron
s
0:! r iil'l:~l“.l:l‘,l>:p:t3.;i.t a :- x-s:o‘v.~.-.-I-'I-lv.a.-;s -:0 -
‘ 73 wish-MKLIK-ngo ogre-:- s
u low .deysmt‘leestp‘rl'resldent Wilson -‘
' . son was, intilnolely..identiiled in cor:
' Jersey.
“Mayfair” Shoes-
" when l was
- tor ll o'clock inlilosltorlloou. i did-
1? n’t toilttls doorlioopsrklhol won and
Z‘ i one coldly informed thst no visitors
-' were received liter 4 o'clock?
, all t‘hosssistslil secretaries oi the
. willlls dileswlth our men within s
3‘ “ W“ with-'13:,“
, doll as issuoil southeast tolls?
- .1‘i ‘ ‘
mm. a“
will ait‘hehtnd the his-memos“)! desk,
inhle private elites. inn chills villloh ‘
Warren David. with whom Mr. "Wil-
pcration rgiorm ”exhalation, in New
The~Presid3ent 3,epi3i,e3d that he felt
just the same and was feeling line.
He shook hands. with the party and
showed them'hlséownomcoh ‘
in the party beside Senator David
were state Chairmen Edward E.
Grosscup, Nationn‘lr; Committeeman
Robert Hudspeth, an‘d ‘State‘Senstor,
:W. E. Ramsay. M .
President Wilson, had orisen early
today and brenhtested in the private
dinlngroom .oi the White Houhe. with
Mrs. Wilson and their daughters.
Shortly after 9 o'clock he left the
mansion and walked through the has-
sageway in the bright sunshine of One
otWashlngtcn'g spring days to his
onion, to take up the business of the
Nation. '
Charles R. Crone. oi Chicago, vice
chairman of the finance committee or
the Wilson campaign, wasthe first
to have an appointment with the Pre-
sident. He called, he sold. merely to
pay his respects. and was leaving to
morrow lcr Chicago.
er. Crane has frequently been men-
tioned: since the campaign for s dio‘
< t
lunatic-post, Though the President.
humane no otters-Ills yet, lt is con-i
l sidored probable that Mr. Crane will ‘.
become Ambassador to Russia. ‘
The members at the new cabinet;
while President Wilson was hiking
with Mr. Crane. Josephus Daniels,
the new Secretary of the Navy. was
first. and he was (allowed by Undiey,
M. Garrison. the new Secretory at
War; Willlsrn‘ 133 Wilson. the first
Secretary of Labor; William Jenninss
Bryon. the new Sdcrotsry or Stalin;
l
interior; David F. Houston. Score
tsry of Agriculture; Albert 8. Burle-
son, Postmaster-Gensrsl; William B- «
Rndileld. who becomes Secretory of
Commerce, and lemon, (3. Moheynolds,
Attorney-General... 3Wlillsm 0. Mc-
Adco. the new secret-er; oi the Tres-
uury. we; last. The nominations of
oil were to do to the Boosts sl nocn.i
Air-«Brynn w“. the center or a
group us sons ”who set toot in thel
executive omens; 53:3,“: l
"Well." he ssld..“i.suvpm i won't!
here any trouble till-,9“ tuners toll
dsy. such as X into his” yes-rs no
:én-Oc 3. i didn't
know the rd in then, and i called si-
Prssidont Wilson's llrst cmclsi not
we. to sokncwledss’rsrslot oi the
ministration of tho-Tall Csblnoi sud
.
I
various departments. Mush the on
slalom pecrslorlotl will not smith
themselves immediately. 1 their 3 pieces ‘
l
short um. While tho president or
routes to and lo the Sergio W
lit. nominations north. Osiris“. he
1oili3dulsy announcement of the sol-
WI o cello permitted
“tillage! PM
i
i
me “-usod‘hy3iorl‘tler';-‘Pres‘ldenta3 pose: ‘
cit-nor." remarked State senator J- .
Franklin-K. lane, Secretary at the
' volt.,11‘he.3clieir‘i‘ulir.i mortgocfnllled Ken-3“ 3 ‘ ‘ 3333.33
washshimtedxlo Muffler. We“, Janitor" , . . 742.00.
he'll?“ the Willis Hilliwlifi‘mmlfid 1“I‘élslu:tnirix‘ . .. ‘ . £88.54
another to: his 3 successor...‘exectly Telephone , , . ,. uuoo
like the:30119311849911,kill-KR”$9M; Postage and printing . 49.94
arrived todsy. JiflldflMl’fll-fltnitIEnterte-lnrn‘e‘nt l . 260.22
3 nationalistic-led. surrounds-”cm Rcriodicsls- “ 3 tone
service. ' . . l 7 ~l3' ‘W‘lflursnceV ‘ ‘ $1.40,
..~Presidsnt :Wlison’h first yisitorufiin Docorstlns , 225.00
his. onlce'lodsy were home-loll: tram: New equipment ‘ mm 3
New-lersey. alcove taxlcnhs ghoul loo '3 ‘ , 3‘ 39.4
thirty of them descendfid upon the Billiard room suppliesand re- ..
steonthe clhces to witness the when: “ mum - ' . 32.50
' ,in‘x" iii of Joseph P. Tumuity as more Sundry-expenses 301.92-
' airy-to thegresldonn President Will .Qciioclor‘s cornrnlsclons .136. a “
’ concerns into the room just as Scoi Balance on hand .259}!
rotary. ’li‘utnultyghad taken-the cath‘.‘ ' ' ' . __.-.-_
"You look just the same-es Front; 3 >3 ‘ ' . 33,101.13
dent as you did when you were Gov- Eli-Bilt’i‘ W. 3-Fl'l‘0flt Trees.
Secretary‘s report: - ' .
Total resident rdexhbershhl Feh'.
,23. 1912- ‘ . “ '190
Number elected during the. year ‘ 9.
Number translérred‘ lrcm non-resi-
dent roll 2
“r N 201
Members died- 4
Members resigned '8
Members suspended 2
Members dropped fi)
24
177
Tots] non-resident» member-
ship. Feb. 23. 191: H
Resigned « l
Transferred to resident roll "2 3
Dropped ’ i . 1
.43
i 10
18'7
WONDERS 0F ELECTRICITY.
DIICI‘IMd‘fiy Min Tyrrell. of Water-
bury st Nemlk Library. :
The first lecture lmthe course upon
“The Wonders- cl Electricityl" now ”9‘
in; given at thstormlk Library. tool:
place yesterdoy hula-oldies an on
qualified succmse Months present-
ment at the lecture was concerned.
The audience was torn» small but the
notices had been unsroids'bly delayed
so that those lnvltedfrdid not receive
the lnvitstions till Monday evening.
and in those days of msny engage-
ments. this mllitstedwsxslnst a lull
house.
o
(”STYLISHSI
‘ 1mm” M store 1 _
" iCheiiKy’s Kan-o...»
I"
” amiss Shades
l: Note.—‘-The’mflco has been reduced trom 85¢ e
w yard to oncology-4‘s---.....‘-.s-.o--use-nil 75¢
*- ‘ . ”Brocade Silks,»
~ _3 A new and complete ilno.‘ A‘ysrd.
‘ ‘ "t *3, $1 ‘ :
Charmelise &Gfepe Chafmeuse / 2ll inches, per‘yard‘ ....... . 75¢ .
‘ Many novv shades‘et. liar yord .3.=.. $1.175 .-'3o*:lnches._per yard .$1.00 '
, Ks KK SPRING
'K‘Spot-‘prcoio? Reliallle--WaShSilks ‘
eW‘_-|liite : :A roll yard oldest. oer yard 75¢
? lNew 3lStliiled Wesh Silk-SI .
‘13 inches. per yard 39¢
36 inches, per yard $1300
.00 M33125, Messalines,,-all shades
,i ::
An Unusual 0p0ttunity I
is Offered You !
For a low days Human Hair Goods
tit cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls. I
Hair Nets and lnllstcrs. We have inst '
receivcd a large invoice or flowers. in- -
eluding the latest designs in silk and
velvet.
Your inspection invited.
The Holmes Milline’ry :3
Phone 405. 3 Monroe St.
‘lhe Beers M6368!
.Bfovision Co.
22‘ _
‘ .' v .' lNorwslk
13'3- it illsln Street. Norwaik
ll’hon‘e'sl Both Stores
penal
‘ ordered
now”'wlll‘3 ,- ' »:
sa‘ve you” .-m.25% :
Let
Phone or write.
' Upholsterlngfi‘snd
Furniture Repair—
ins,
Renovated. Si l p
The speaker was Miss Tyrreil, or.
Waterbury. s shunning young woman,
who is devoting her energies to modll
crn science on embodied in the world:
of electricity. Miss Pinneo, the li-hra-i|
‘rlsn. introduced Mlslfryrrcil and ox-l
plslned that the present course is duel
to e pleasant meetln‘ between the in
lbrsryl stall and the representatives of
the United Electric Light and Water
Company. in this talk it developed:
that the ohiects oi the library end the.
oompsny were very slmllsr. the wish;
to serve the public end to advertise:
that they wish to serve the public. flo‘
the cornea has been Hilde possible, the
llllrsry sldinx in giving the public the
opportunity to hear tile lectures which
it. is nulls certain will prove stimule
line.
The menial topic oi the ilrsl lecture
well “illicotrtclty in the items." lilo»
Mind by storecpllcon sud slowing pic-
tures. moothsentirullz. Miss Tyrrell
“vs ll limo opening toil: and «risin-
eli the litereoptlccn views.
t
inning. The wonder-int development
oi the use or electricity. lhodltlersst-l
our in which it. may he n
hm“. tho srtloios imm- man this
is nude minis were so chemically
portrayed on the housekeeper-aged ‘
humorous“ present certainly tinslsc
insole for. labor-vinyls;-
3,3 rue ton-r:
:- spiols‘léiriltuls to the
mm: , end:
immortal: '1'th no lthols mm
W ml lilllstrstlcns m _
all no, 3
. . sIsI haircut-Matty“ ninth
Willin- rs. lot out totes ,
on: W‘lstschlfio or ,
-
MS! l“ mini- norm-ll. one no. Wilton-7
”to the tumishsd wlth "so my lustre-l
“mm““m'h W W its: ‘snaonucsdthst they will open
only curl-truss. rtltsviltso club, tilt
is,
Covers Mode
Order. ’
Estlmulos cheer-
luiiy given.
7AK9W£
lillfll injunnls "
Miss Julie Lockwood.
Miss Julie Lockwood, who “I "59'
rotary to the isle Dr. A. H. Bradford.
for more than forty yours pastor of
ill
street, Montcislr, N. 1.. after s work's
llillnsss. Thetumnlns will be llrouuht.
to Norwsltr slid interment will lslre
Willi}? lo Norwsth cemetery.
Fannie chm-l.
'rno dosth‘dl’ ran-in norm-it; to
‘h" movie: moi-ix of Wilton occurred list-ch (l1. st,
lithium Nimitz" mm“ wimil‘ ‘tho‘h’orne ol‘ho? ominous-law“. Elinor
I.» end the Whole hour was most enter em a: (trot-cot. ill Pntnsnl‘ svsnus.
The funeral will he heldll'rldsy st it
o'clock noenf ‘ in rmsntl‘wlll‘vths' in
_ cultural». oil-woos Alli-Ull-
1
south hlerwsllc rm
Ito Mort New
.. one on loll-mo. ' -
'i'ho 90inch Kermit Trust ’Wfli’
trans ”Ili- ’fiioii tho-=3
our alumni selling:-
lnost ‘
it
well Washington St, Sculh j
us explain. '
Mattresses
'tO
e First Congregationsl church. died :3:",'
lost evening oi her home 75 Kim
. cool-troll clu‘s olnllss' roman-r
.............
5934.53.55! .‘A‘.'-‘.\.‘J.'J.'J.'¢.‘
.--,-;- n:a1s:u:-:.'-'-:n:-
u:-:. u:-;-
l-‘I'Ifl
'-;-_:;-_-.n.-.-;-,-;.,.
1‘1:
Head "to Foot outfitters for
:
:‘3353
the Entire Family
" . . .11:
:3‘2- ‘W i s your purchases to your account I:
'L" ' 3 at e as you do in a cash store—only ;_3I3
:I o l . _. fl: there's this difference in‘ the open I
'-:-I- ation of the two methods—upon the Cash store plan. you ' I
3.3;; hove the full .amount of your bill to pay after 30. 60 or go II-
ii} 'days; not sowith our Modern Charge system-by paying II
'lI in sums, suited to your convenience every week or 80—- 333:3
33.: year bill is reduced, and i you hardly miss the money. ':3
Ii “7 " f :‘T .- .‘ K ' I are now on our book“ “i“ 3
53.5;- \, ccounts stay thereaear, ill-«find year gI‘
'33:: , - out. It has not taken the fig:
1;:2: South ‘Norwaik people long to find out the real adven— {fl-:-
3:; tage of our Charge Account Plan. Upon scrutiny, they 'qu-
:15: . have found it to be liberal and square in every way-«hey I32;
IlI- are using the plan appreciativeiy as a result. ‘Are you? 2ng
-'xI-I .. 5-;
SK » 5:33:
IEI- ~ Try it out yhurself—lt's the test :, -
If}: 8116 that tells. Select what you want 3135:
:II“ _ (in Spring wears-have it charg» 3:13.;
If: ‘eduno less for cash—no more if you charge it. Advance 3 3:::
If; showing of Spring Styles for Men and Women. Suits, :fi:
:25; Gowns, Millinery. " ' {333
13,-. ,4";-
r.-'. ii?
iii: :2;
113:7 3 3 ' PF:
I e 8100 “
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norlvalks :»
,
,lt'.‘ . ;
x:!:i u:
5»?
West Washington Street
.s'
~
‘o
tr..." w‘. .3sjn‘u‘y “fin-minty
.§uf§.f#v e thlr e '9
,n e I.‘.'.'.'-‘
"é'J-‘l'oh-‘c‘t‘o‘h'K"K”-‘+'-l- ' .
-.-.w.s.~.-.I.I.i.n.-.~3s,n.u~- H
;‘I'lio toiletries menu lm teen pre-
pms ‘by ole-vars '3Wlllillmtl. or his
trams-swam club for the dollar
illumi- on Thursday .st the olulll
’ . 'l'olnslo discus . ‘ ,3
lottery 3 Oliver 3 dolled Nuts
‘ litre-lied who Fish ultimo d'liclst’
«Julienne Retainer“ . :3
Just Received ‘
Knoll-adv Lot of Knoll-K I
MorkCCrossRszors ‘ :
25-i- .
‘ rinse.
"B, I.
~ .6, rm row."
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