“e of- Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Optical Goods .~
price: «11111.1. will appeal to the customers-especially those
-. ”who seek something fashiondble,‘ they will and 1t, and
at. vary low.- prices. in 't he .1on business. "
*HARLES BRAND
eilpble wnt'c'hmaltdr. Jeweler and Optical Repairer.
Washlnoton 81., South Norwalk, Conn. opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
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TELEPHONE
lllt is 1111111 1t 'Wlil. «pay you to send
’ a postal or telephone 411 to Win. E1-
trom. 3 Rowan St, East Norwalk. who
Ils paying lo a 115 for rags and belt
,plices for auto tires. metals, rubbers.
:magaeines, newspapers and iron.
specialty.
Tilat when Vthy summons comes I
1-113
DR. WORTH’S
1 , Cushion Sela Shoe.
E Vici and Velour. 9'
Stamped $3.01).
uvxw
WP... ; I'pptaea‘ ‘2.95
Choose a reltable dealer, 1 Discontinued 108 111 La-
, dies' $11 no 111111.39 Shoes.
proceed as one who i Now‘..:.... $1 24
.. 1
Ilaving an agreeable duty 1 Keelel" S 350081010
Opp. [1031’ 11 Theatre
Just Received
our last shipment or Winter Women's
“Mayfal ” Shoes
In Gun Metal method Cloth Tops
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our on'Short. Vamps, Bobble Toes. at
“MAX LEVY
1415 Washington 51.. 8. Norwalk
W
all.
- P1' .01 the
, Pudding“
‘ I o my word for it. but give
one improve that i not only
“ apnea, houses one
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at my weights are honest and,
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74 Wenonah Street
South Nolmlit, Chou.
Floor Covering
‘ Excluslvely.
If anything in this line 13
,7 required we belieyc it to
3 ’your advantage lo come g:
ere. w
.. We sell close and in car- .T
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. «mono house: of W;. and J -
some. 11. . .11.. 1:11 111
you the right quail ’ 1
" .eral. credit 11 you will”!
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. workingman.
1Feather beds and old automobiles a '
about evenly divided lmtween
:1 imtlonal gains and losses.
,2 was dull.
3; more than a fraction were in Snuff.
u‘ vihlch declined 1%. 11nd Conmilpn PM:
'.'. 1111;, which lost a point.
.. course or the we‘pln‘
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trolls rollowlns
Why. ‘He .gwlll moreover. prove that.
Socialism is based on on antiphristlan
'. iI philosophy oilne.
In vlovr’ o! the tact that Socialists
have cor-116111111 that the Catholic
has actually accomplished tor the
In connection with “1111,
no will also trace the development oi!
the present social ills.
When Mr. Zenkert's audience will
have assembled at the Catholic Club
" Sunday offal-noon they will he treated
to a lecture, which is not merely the
fruit of a. week's preparation. but is the
want abroad to study social and labor
conditions in England Belgium. Ger.
many and Austria. He personally metI
such acknowledged leaders in the So-
claiist movement as H“. Meyers, 'Hynd
man, Beltort Blur, Harry Quelch and
others. in Brussels, he had a Confer-
ence with the international Secretary
oi the Socialist movement in the Met-
son du People. In Berlin, he invaded
the citadel of German Socialism. the
publishing house "Vonwaerts," where
ties to the Reichstag
A very active committee is at work
nlaltlug preparation for a large audi-
ence. Sunday alteration at the rooms
of the Catholic Cluh.'1"his committee
Ibelleves that a discussion of the topics
that will be tslten up is exceedingly
every member of St. Mary' 8.
Already a strong interest is being‘
evidenced. and an overflow meeting is
assured , . .- _ ,
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Oscar M. Squires, who was recently
beaten in his suit against themse-
low ‘Varnlsh Company 101' salary and
commission, has caused a motion to
be entered for the reopening ol the
judgment in order that the damages
may be lie-computed. 1
Frederick 8. Youngs, driver for
Borden's Condensed Milk Con111.1I-;.
against James H. McNerney. the E11111
Norwsllt truckman. is another case .o
he‘lleard in the Court of Common
Pleas tomorrow, the” hearing bill“;
on the plaintitt‘s motion for special
ball. Youngs was bitten by 11 dog
which it is claimed is the property
or MeNerney. MoNtney's body was
taken and the hearing tomorrow is 111
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‘ 11111.1. 3111111111. 10‘. 1'11 11 u1_.-~t)pen
11111 12111111111111 in stocks today were
small
Trading
The only variations '01‘
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mun—.1
nope resulted which an ottor't was
, 11111111110 11111111111 stuck around tho on
‘7 enlha figures
1. 53111111 and some other lo‘adlna issues
hall as lunch. ‘
(Bari *‘tvsa lowered 2
WALL. fimyhl’l‘, yNuun WWW mark
111 conilnue‘d today 111 1111: 1.1111111
hich’ has been
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eitpiddr‘i Va‘uvin‘oo =
Church does not care for the material
welinre ol‘ the workingmen, but is in:—
, league with capitalism, .Mr. Zenkert
- will show what the Catholic Church,
outcome of about ten years or close.
study. Four years? Iago, Mr; Zenlrert‘
he interviewed several Socialist depuv
timely and will be in vital interest to '.
WIIAM. M. 11 a. thwGenorpl heavy» ‘ ,
the Crorut pndK' ppflst Company.
were in Boston.
services will be held Von Friday overs
lug from the totally home in Brook»
line. and lite remains will be 11101111111.
to South Norwallt on the train ortlvv
‘ in: here at 2. 111 Saturday afternoon.
interment.
*—*"~—-‘.
Charles F. zoltiupl.
monies F.201t1u'ss died in Houston.
'l‘exas, on Tuesday night Mr. zeit~
iuss Vlormerly lived in South Norwallt
and with his brother Otto 1291111135,
conducted the drug store in North
Main street, now Parker's Pharmacy.
Mr Zeitfu'ss had been in ill health
(or several weeks. Hehad heendn
Texas two years and was about“
years of axe. He leaves an aged mo
ther and his brother who reside in
Newburgh. N Y.
Funeral of Fannie Deficrept.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Fannie DeForest will be held
tomorrow noon from the residence at
here brother in law, E. M Crotoot. 10
Putnam avenue. interment will take
place in the DoForest cemetery in
Wilton.
1
Elizabeth Mlmoppg,‘ O’Brien.
Elizabeth MilllcE‘nt. lnlant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen .1 0‘,Br1en
.lr. died last night at the home 01 her
{parents in East Norwallt The burial
will take place today. 1 -
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LE.“ com Lace.
President Wilson to Reduce Number of
Military and Naval Aides.
WASHINGTON, March 8. -—~'l‘here
will be a marked reduction in the
amount of gold lacs. “.1?“ Mn Round
the White House dill-trim adminis.
tradon 11' Pmsldpnt Wifion carries out
his plan to reduce the number or mill-
tary aides which have: attended the
two former presidents. _
it hecame known today that Major
Thomas L. (Rhodes. U. :8. A., who was
military aids and medical adviser to
President Taft, had recommended
that the present corps of twelve onl-
core of the 'Anny. Navy and Marine
Corps he cut in half lll'urthurmol'o.
President 'Wlleon probably will die-
pence with the presence of a uniform
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tr)"
The present system of a personal
military stall at the White House was"
created by President iltooaevelt and
continued by President Tait. M8110?
Archibald W. Butt, who lost his life
in the Titanic dlhastar. was respousl
bio for establishing the present cus-
tom of wearing lull dress uniform
while accompanying the" former presl~
dent. lie felt that. as ho was on (1111:.
he should contorm to the regulations
and appear to authors. ll-llo undir-
ntandlnx of the romlptlons .wpo pc-
copied by his «brother cinnamon duty
at the White House.
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osucmo ctAsa greenfield.
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Handsome”'Voung Ladies “euro P112.
up at Quittnarp’ Hall. .
Miss Julia Artcll proved to be tho
moat handsome young lady present at
Frank Lombardo‘s 11m dance 3111111 in
Qulliner'p Hall last evening, while
I M1111 Mu con... proved seat in 1111s.
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their chasm wlth llrl'
ii and lasted 11111.11 1 o'clock, on the?“
niche y suppord'e, nephews. The.
dance as 111111er attundpd and M1111-
, with when he 111.1 neon connected
‘ for several years. I 11111 headquarters I
V Deceased was more ‘
. thirty-first year of his. line and was
a native or South Norwalk. Fanciful
and taken to Riverside cemetery for
Music for 1111,1113, wills ptprtpd pt '
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Cheney'sy'jtFamous '
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Spot proof
Sllks, 111 many new pat-
terns 8: Shades
11011151111. price has been roduced: moi 85c 11 '
yardto .V.............V'. .'.......'.. 75¢.
Brocade Silks .'f
A new and complete line. A yard.
Reliable Wash 81le " ,
~ 75¢.
New Sloped Wash Srlks
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36inch6s,peryard .......... '.._...V.$1V00
1A full yard wide. 111, [per yard .
' ' ‘ ~ 31 .oow1.'s1.257 Messalines, all Shades
Chfll‘llifillse &Cr€pV'e Charmeuse ' 261nohes,ller no .V.. . .75.},
IMsny new shades at, per yard $1 175 36 inches. per yard ”$1.00
A11 Unusual Oportumty ' '
Is Offered You '
For a few days Human Hair 001111:
at cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls,
Hair Nets and lntlators. We have Just 11;;
Head ‘10 Foot Outfitters - for
received a large invoice of tlowers. in-
. cludlné the latest designs in silk and ”
velvet. _
Your inspection invited.
Phone 405. 8 Monroe 81.
The Holmes Millinery
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ordered now will
save I you
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your purchases to your account
as you do in ‘a cash store~0nly
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Upholsterlng and 3? “ion of the two methods—upon the Cash store plan, you
Furniture Repairs 2; have the 11111 amount of your bill to pay after 30, 60 or go
1111;, Mattresses {-11 days; not so with our Modem Charge system-by paying
Renovaleliffislll‘p ”J: in sums, suited to your convenience every week or 50—- ..
Cove .1 . ., k.” 1.5-, . , . e .
F1 1‘ 1'1 1 01-1111;F l ' ‘ ‘7 2‘», 13?: YVWI bulls reduced, and you hardly cuss the men y. :.
Estimates Veneer» 2-1": .
fullyvglm. .53.:
Phone 3364 45 'NoLh'WN Main St.
The Beets Meat 81
Provision Co.
Iva—nun
22 West Washington St. South
“ Norwaiit _ +
13- 15 Main Street. Nor-walk
Phone at Beth Stores
Blu‘eliSh l6 dis
Shad '15 dis
Salmon 14 dis
Cod ‘ 14 (£13
Weakfis‘h 12 dis.
Haddock 8 813
Guaranteed Eggs
22 its a '
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The catchy phrase that 1111-. Fitch, at
Honolulu, puts on the needles of .0- '11,.
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To lies at the Mover W the Meyer
utilisation and
no. or 111% show
ins, not: puiomohiilstli
Acc untS
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if » Try it out yourself—41‘s the test 9311‘
.4. Dene v that tells. Select what Y0“ want 9:5
£? ‘ . I §
12 V I . “..., ,. in spnng wearsmhave 1.1 chef's“ 2:21;;
:4. ed-no less for cash—~11!) more if you chaise 3- “mm” 33':-
F1: . showing of Spring Styles for Men and Women. Suits, :31:
1;} Gowns, Milllnery. Ii:
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' “unsold (1111' .
are npw on our. books that
stay there year in and year
out. It has not taken the
Smith Norwallt people long to find out the real advan—
tage of our Charge Account Plan. Upon scrutiny. they
have found it to be liberal and square in every waywthey-
are using the plan appreeiatlvely as a result. Are you?
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continuum, privacy.
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has. lionevelt.
Norwalk Chronicler