. , ‘Nestest styles in new w,
“ I”: Superb tullorlug‘ sure to please; ‘ ‘
A Then just usntyle decrees. -
' Exquisite work now all the while.” " ' .,
In hhre is the home ot'style. J
Now you get or lite the best.
AND last when you are well dressed.
“ Bear in mind we moire men' s clothes.
Night here is where wise man goes. V I
|n here is all style cemplete
At 82 NORTH MAIN sTREET.
I
‘ Spring Styles are ReadyWhen You Are
Charles Brand
Watches. Jewelry and
Optical Goods
REPAIRING DONE ON PREMISES.
155 WASHINGTON er,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
KEELER BUILDING, OPP. HOYT’S
THEATRE. ?
r.-
441
it it is Junk it will pay you to send
Nu postal or telephone 441 to Wm. Ef-
“from 3 Rowan St.. Exist Norwnik who
lls paying to a lb tor rugs and best
Iprlces for auto tires, metals, rubbers,
. imugaslues, nee spapers and iron.
e
NS!) 1W ' and act, {Panther beds and old automobiles u
specialty.
V That when thy summons comes
To replenish the coal bin,
Just Received
our last shipment of Winter Women' s
“Mayfair" Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid 1nd Cloth Tops.
Put. Colt. Kid nnd Cloth Tops.
Our Short Vamps, ‘Hobhle Toes, at
MAX LEVY
I45 Washington St.. S. Norwalk
Thou grievest not
As one in deep sorrow,
But; with cheerful mien
Choose a reliable dealer,
IAnd proceed as one, who,
fililving an agreeahlc duty
To perform,
Acts speedily, is content.
Add lie: down
H v St pleasant dreams. ' :- ' ‘ -' ': :.
W. 3 Ariel Cameron
. m m
74 Washington Street
South Norwslk, Conn.
Floor Covering
Exclusively
If anything in this line is
required we believe it to I
your advantage to come ;'
hero. .
We~sell close and in car— .-
rinIgtlIchcnlimIs oi the ia~ ';
IIIIIIIII house of W and J .
Sloane. N Y" insures to .-
you the right quality Linw "
cIul Cletlll It you wish. .
owmmftoafira I II II I I‘l QJZD'I'I;
m‘t take my word tor lt, iIIIl give .
Ills s dilution to uIrovo that i not I uly
"M the highest prim tor .
PAPER RUBBER AMI ,
’ METALS, .
that my weights are honest and
c Youumsuv
lly Avenue. doutn Norwuk. ‘-
Telephone 912
nun... ”mu
JINOTHER LOItll'l‘EHMA‘N. N
Charles l. Money. a local pointer.
hos decided to enter the lobster trade
thin oomlng IIIIIIIIIIII in pnrtnorshlp
with Wrdhmnd lielnelmeu, at the
l’eek‘u Lodge iiehtltoune. lie in se-
ruring, the necessary monument and
Kr Wineries to start In the business the
first of next month. '",
iierdtfiold Son . . ’
‘ & C0 Tin:- t-ftlxtlt {lemony ti, It. (3.. (I. N.
(I wtil hold its regular drill tlIlII eve»
in Water or.
, . , nlnu instend ct tomorrow monies.
.— m.-.
w. mama-o. «as.»
“was
TELEPHONE-
being as good as they are
. until you try them.
«He '- ' dtrlul Regal
3km mouse
High toe, comfort-
able and stylish. '
"high arch, military N ' .
heel; short vsrnp,
which makes the
foot look short.
PAN AMA will,
give y outhoklnd
of service which
men the world .
over as strong .
fochcnls no
they nrelor
I ll w eel
clothing.
Blue or, or
Button
$4.00
Keeler's
SHOE STORE
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
llillllS llllLilllllRllS
Patrlck White.
Patrick White, formerly of Norwalk,
White Plains, .N. Y. The remains were
brought here My Funeral Director 'A. J.
Collins and taken to the home of his
sister, Mrs. James Collins. 39 Clinton
avenue, Norwullt. from where the tun-
oI‘ul will he held ’l‘ueednyI morning. at
8:30 o'clock, and trout St. Mary's
Church at 9"‘ohglook. The interment
Mr. White was It stone mason and
worked at his trade heirs III Norwalk,
up until about three yours ago, when
he left here and went to New York to
live.
Thomas Keogh.
The funeral senices over the re-
mains of Thomas Keogh will the hold:
tomorrow. from St. Mery' s Clinton, at
9 oolock. Mr. Keogh was seventy
years of age and died on Saturday. ‘He
and Mrs. tHill'ry Doulons. interment
i will take place at Ii-lt. hiury' s Conietory.’
_m
Muster Redmond.
Franklyn Burr «Redmond, son of Mr.
and Mrs John Redmond. aged ten
months, died yesterday. at tile per-
oIIts' home. at. Van Zant street. The
day at 2 o'clock and will be strictly
private. Rev. 8. I’. Fulrlmukn, of the
Ram avenue Methodist church will
unit-lute and Interment will follow in'
the ”Just Norualk cemetery.
on .-
Mrs. George Ford.
Ford died nt the homo of her sister.
Mrs. Herman Snyder of 4 Chestnut
',‘ street ‘South Norwnlk. yesterday. 'l‘he'
“ funeral services will be held from tlIe'
' rolfldgnce at -2 ocmqk on Wodneuduy Smith “5 WM“ old, who ““3 59°“ W N'xIIIIII) ISIIIIIIdsy evening, “Hill was 8'
L olloruoon
‘ mun.
dtev. Frederick A. (‘ole-
. will follow In the Norweltt Cemetery.
Fun-rill at Mr. Ferris.
’l‘lm rIIIIIIIIIl services over the re-
Mr IIIIIl Mru. Charles H. Ferris,
. Wont WIIIIlIlIIIIton street, whom and
' dtuth lllTClll‘l‘fld ut his home in llrooh-
lino. Moon” IuIIt Week. Ivere held here
on lintIIIduy Itltornoon III Riverside
Cemetery tl‘lIIItIhl. The services were
very lnruely nttondod, on the dot-Imu-
ed won popular wit the younger one
pic or the town dekwh Ills toot IIIIII
its hurl not Itwd hero on some years
Time wIIIe runny hound tlornl IrI
bums. interment Ivor ten Nornry. the
rrmatuu helm; niueod in the vault.
The null hearers worth Fletcher ll.
Montgomery. ”some (3 lleinnurtl.
Irving D Wild: timed» Wmlofiek
inclusions. nsv.‘ unstimulated one»
tor ot the South element congrega-
tlonnl (ibur‘eh. odldhttod
“rho funeral services hr?“
W. domes wet held no
dance. hen
crouch our wine unsound
You won't credit Resale With ‘
AGAIN INTO”:
died yesterday in East view Hospital, bemnd
will take place Misc Mary's Cemetery;
A one line or
Vietor Talking ’ Machine‘s”: .
and the Latest Records will soon be carriediby A
STUDWELL PIANO COMPANY i;
w A T c H F o u 1‘ TH 13‘ Al)
\
floral tributes were 0. heart Of carna-
tlons with her name his on it; _two
pieces made ol’ lilltes and terns: also,
a shout of Wheat. The pallbearers
were Albert hi. and Irving IP. Davis,
her nephews. Harry B Davenport, her
grandson, and Frederick H. Ganung.
Among those from out- ot— town were
Mrs. Ids Davenport, her dougltter,and
I :Mrs. J. Thornton Kelley, her oldest
. granddaughter. Had Mrs James lived
’ until the 13th inst" she Wollld have
been slxtydlve years old, having been
born in the beautiful Mohawk Valley,
March 13, 1848, and it was the hope or
Mr. and Mrs. James to have celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary the
coming year. This makes the demise
a very end one to all whom she left
lWll Mill PlRlSH
Ill Hill SPRINGS Hit
One Hundred Guests in New
York Hotel Have Narrow
Escape
‘l‘lOT ‘SP‘RIFN'GES, Ark. March
l Utlt u, Ill.
Is Rurvlied he one son John Keogh} NEW YORK
and two daughters. Miss Mary Keogh hundred guests of u“,
fillll‘rlll services will be held on Tuesv
l House next door
:llollund House were also muted from
Mrs, Minnie Durand. wife of George their beds, m" utter tours mm mm“
It mm seat Not-unlit. .
W. Tmllillll. more will no no
(‘lIaIles A. Cary and E. J. Reynolds, 0t
perished in the the tint do
NIBtI'OSBd several mercantile establish-
ments here last week. Their bodies
Were found today in the ruins of an Or
iental goods store.
March lileenrlyn
Hotel Burling-
ton, an apartment hotel on Thirteenth
street, ueur Fifth avenue. were placed
in grave peril by tlre which shot up
from the first floor through an ulrslIaI‘t
to the root of the old Rlx- stOIy struc- N
turn, early Saturday. Clad only in
night clothes, the guests were driven'
into the open air on one or the coldest'
mornings of the winter.
Many women were helped down lud-
ders to the street. others tied down Illre
escapes at the rear and some were!
rum-led across lodges lIItnIuIe liollnnd
The. guests 01‘ the
calmed they vied with One another in
lounluu IxurIIIeIItII to the ehlvnrlnu I'-'I.I
t‘ugnos [tout the burning hotel.
”the hero of the tlre wus Henry
the hotel for twenty- five veers lI-I
rector of Trinity «Episcopal ran his elevator until the filllOdel‘oVfi Wi-
.CIIuInoh will omeluto und lutelmellt him 0“" Th" "“mWMW tire was "-0“ the IIIoviug- pictures, and on his mum" j‘ 1
home slIIIItlv utter 9 o'clock found in
lined mainly to the lowor iloore
NORWALK COURT cases.
Stephen Swuu. of Norwulk. who
1
minus «It lluIry Snyder li'urrle,‘son or ,wos arrested fillllll‘tllly evening Ilmru Ilium and have IIItuIv llHlttllllii
onod ulth drunkenness pleadul Itullty to? was provided and duncluu enjoyed III!
the charge and Judge F‘dwurd M.
imkwnud suspended the udutunnn.
Victor mum come up before Judd"
Edward M. lAIIIlIwIIIId Mnudny IIIIIIII-
lug unit IIIIIIIdtIIl uIIilIy to tho churn»I
or drunkennoun. Sentence on unu-
pended (Hlldt‘ru llorney on (lion
worn until in tho Norunlk rulimntl um.
lion IIIul found llonner lying on the
IIlIIItoIIn with his head hustling over
the side. on up hold had stopped and
put. him out or the way no the trip
could he continued
“MAMA ..-
PLAN GREAT BUMMfifl;
The lschode YIIIIlIt Club to plonnlud
for It good season. The memos
committee has been given some at
scarring s new host and nmho’ttnu'
,, nth i' necessery mntters tor the start
or the summer months. '
mflwm
N0 Mill TONlflHT.
ltl.-—— .
' omitting today.
. salon Peoltlc tell four points, Jerrod
Central 3. trending I 1.2, and» nmgif: ~
. tempted, American Car and mum
. Kitchen: 1. -
TRISTRAM & HYATT
N Nerwnlk’s Leading Dry Godds Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwolk. Connecticut
THE FIRST SHOWING 0F
prIng COats and Suits
In all the New Shades and Styles, including
a Number of Sample Suits.
alIke, Insuring individuality
All interested are cordially invited to attend this display
No two
An Unusual Oporturiity
ls Offered You!
For a few days Human Hair Goods
at cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls.
velvet.
Your inspection invited.
Phone 405. 3 Monroe St.
Provision Co.
m
Norwalk
i3 - 15 Main Street.
Phone at Both'Stores
on your
PAINTING 81
Paper Hanging
l'll Save you Money
A. COHEN
l Paint & Wall Pap r Supply
.40 Water St. 'lcl. 342- 3
l GWEN BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
by“...
Frorn Bridgeport and The
Norwalkl.
Hair Nets and lnllators. We have just j'
received a large invoice or tiowors. in- --
cluding the latest designs in silk and ,
The Holmes Millinery
The Beers Meat & "3
2 West Washington St, South
Norwalk " ‘
.Let Me Estimate
.
Nicholas Garfield Entertain; Friend-L.
l About titty or the friends or Ntrllo-
ins GIIrlleld toudtrod him a surmise
most onloynhle ndnlr in every Ieu- 5
MT. (Inrfleld dct‘ldhl to do to
l
the guest-II uwulilug him A iIIrIIIIN
number come from llrldueport, where
the t‘umlly had been residing for Home
MIII'III
til IIIIIIrly midnight. ltoirtIrlIIIII-IIIII
lworc served during the evening. Mr.
llnrtluliliu Ilnuuhtvr Ilsulotml in re»
icelving the vlttllum, and mu ultulr one
IlIIllulItI‘IIl in every way.
, Wuw—fl-nw
lllllll Ill Will Sill Rill
WALL hl‘IllWl” to: to II. Ill.» ~Pro
trounced weakness developed Immng
the favorite IIIIIIIIIIlIItivo stocks III-tho
international Issues,
which were depressed to lxIII-Iiou he
tore the opening here. were most M-
tented. Steal opened with It block of
8.400 shares In 69 H to 59 Ml, coup
noted with flotttrduy’n clean of on 7-3;
Union Pseltlt. touched u nowvfi View
point.» new, II loss of I so. CM-
9.9-:-
I I:-:;,
J!
. .II
Inf-T
Immrml. .
AVI’N INGS
new will
ordered.
save you
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I‘I'I‘ I ,l' I ah Q'Y'BVI'YET'B‘: ‘ ‘I
IN- “I... . WM...» um
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Be Your Own
Milliner
Trim Your Own Hut
350
We have placed on sale
all our New Shapes,
Rice Net Buckran
Frames at
and Hundreds of rbun-
dles of Straw Braids, all
colors, 12 yards to the
bundle, at 10 ‘cents per
dozen yards.
See Window Display
H. Krieger 81 Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwslks
West Washington Street
wrote so . i
CW" ‘qutoteiigk 613.33!)qu ‘ -
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'3.‘ MM! .3. 0301.0} .3. .2. .3. .34. , ..
IX-,|.I.l I.l,-.l,-.I.I,I
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II III
05'.
Haw.
V"
'. um.
some!»
«EW1
2h.
25w cents;
25%.;
Let us explain.
Phone or wrlte.
lipholsterlng and
Furniture Reunite
Ins, Mattresses
A Renovated, Slip
Covers Mode to
l
" Estimates chest» .
fully given.
Neckwear
500 to $2
In It steel profusion of lirllilunt
mod hnndsome anus III the to»
tone
“K RISER"
Incite. Solid colors. cross long
and bias stripes. neat plaid» and
smell figures Dozens and: dim.-
euIIIoi’ patterns in several older
out shapes or Its-lunches and
new ties.
New slum one thriving daily.
Spring tints are here now.
Norwalk Chronicler