“You Can Settle 5 j .
. That Trouble-i , ~
‘ oil’your Easter Suit by lettidg us Ionics it tor you. .
’ Style and Satisfaction Go lisiid' In Hind
You Iii-ill tin-:1r the pattern you we been looking for here. ‘
Feinsteiu 8: Bria;
ea NORTH MAIN eraser
TEL. 920
Charles Brand
- watches, Jewelry, and
co Goods
nsrmnmh pension Paemsss;
155 WASHINGTON 811.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
KEELER BUILDING. opp. HOYT'é
THEATRE. .
“That when thy summons cornes
fl‘o replenish the coal bin,
fish sucrose not, ‘
AS rosin deep sorrow,
{dirt wimlcheerrul mien
,I-CHQOSG a reliable dealer,
1 ‘ distanced as one, who;
airing an agreeable duty
TolpertoI-rn.‘ "
Acts speedily, is content.
:Ahg lies down
’5 ‘ ‘1‘o pleasant dreams. 5
The Proof of the
"Ir? 'iPuddipg" ,
. Don’t take my word for it. but give
me A chance to prove that 1 not only
[he {the highest price for
” ‘ PAPER.
METALS.~
. "botany weights are-honest and "
rounnlsnv
10 Avenue.
Telephone 912.
Russian AND 7-
soutlr Nero-III. ,:
out of tho III-Iago commit-
heard. of [dust avenue.
Mair/WA“
meeting of the Norwsllt
’ it of loafer the our-
all team, will
b1‘11." members are
day
was wamw “moan"... s-mwwwwmndbnw
TELEPHONE
-51.? 1
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm El-
tr‘om, 3 Rowan St.. East Norwalk, rwho
is paying to a lb. for rags and best
prices for auto tires, metals. rubbers.
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles s.
specialty.
..__._ -..._—.. ..-—..._ w.— ..
Just Received
our last shipment of Winter Womens
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metai,l{1d and Cloth Tops.
rot. Colt Kid and Cloth ’l‘ops.
Out‘ 0“Short Vamps, Hobbls Toes, at
mMAX LEVY
145 WashingtonStL; S. N'otwaiit
74' Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Floor Covering
Exclusively
~5 ~~ If anything In this line 15 :-
. required. We believe it to 23
your advantage to come “
here. -
We sell aim and in car- 11
tying the creations of the fa— "
mods house of W. and J
Sloane, N. Y., insures to ”
you the right quality. Lib- if
oral credit it you wish
MILLS DISCUSTED OVER L089
OF 040.000
CHIC-AGO, March int—«iii. 7W. Mills.
of San Antonio, fl‘oII whose wife ro-
period the loss of more than $10 000
in Illlvsnston ten days ago, arrived in
Chicago last night. and at once III-rung-
‘od for an interview With illirs. Ilil. 'W.
Hanson, president of the trust com-
,pnny from which Mrs. Mills drew the
lmoney.
Mills remained in seclusion. but it
'wns rumoredthat ho into private do-
'teetivos to work on the case.
Mr. Mills IIIIid little shout the loss
'0! ills money." said Mr. itsw‘scu. ‘ille
said his wife still was in II nervous son-
ditlon as It result of the loss and notor-
1er mo received. lie" intro me no
ides where she was going when we
parted. lie said he use disgusted
with the whole-affair.
'iilllrnbslh Barry and JoiIeph Barry.
III Donbury. spent yesterday with Mrs.
domes marry, oi Norwallt. 5
:5 Ounces of Preventron that
Make Pounds oi Prosperity
_, evening at the use or
seared-1e was a private in Company
5. - 11', 32nd Muss” V. i.
1'. were sent to Thomastoii Connecticut,
.‘5 where the burial will take place
Orlo of Our Specials‘ ‘
" Gun Memorial. Colt and Tan
Cai'l'.
We carry 94 similar last in a
cloth top and a velvet shoe.
Keeler’ s
SHOE STORE.
POPPOSITE HOYT’8 THEATRE.‘
S-
nuns iiiil 'iilillliil
Angelo DeMato.
Angelo DeMsto, aged six months,
infant son of”Mr..and Mrs. John De-
Mato. of 112 Ely avenue. died this
morning. The funeral services will be
held from the home on Wednesday
- morning at 10,o'cloclr. The interment
will follow in *St. Mary's Cemetery.
Funeral of Master Redford
The funeral of Franklyn Burr lied-
ford, sou‘ol Mr. and Mrs. John lied-
thls afternoon at 2 oclock irom his
late home. Services will be strictly
private. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks will
officials and lutermentwill follow in
the East Norwsllt cemetery.
Funeral of wuurm wmr’r.
‘Wiiilsm White died last ISundsy
eighty-three
The remains
Funeral of, Patrick White.
The funeral of Patrick White was
larsoly attended today from the home
- of his sister. at 8:80, and from St.
AGAIN * INTO”.
lord, of Van Zuni street will he holds,
.3?
chines ~
and ‘the ‘Latest ReédrdS‘Win 5599 be carriefigh—y I
i, A San litre of
Victor Talking" Ma
I
. ‘ STUDWELL PIANO company;
.WA T CHeFO R: THEAD
landfill: sun
WALL STREET.
Stocks rebounded smartly it the open-
ing today from the slump of yester-
day. , Almost all of the active stocks
shared in the advance: on the first
transactions Erie, Reading, Canadian
- Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Union Ps-
cliic, Can. Rubber. Amalgamated and
Westinghouse rose 1 to 2 points.
WALL ST. 11 a. m.—-—Hsving recov-
ered theircoui‘ldence to some extent,
the bills carried the market to a still
higher level before the demand waned.
Reading gained 2 points and the list in
general 1 to 1 12.
WAIJIA STREET. 1' p. m.—Slight
concessions were made from the best
figures of the ior‘onooh'nnd business
became small. Foreign interests took
back much of-Lhe stdt‘ll unloaded here
lately. London und"'tho~ Continent
buying thirty thousnlld' hhsres.
(Invention units-sour
IrsoIIIIIIEIIIs
(Continued from are: pass.)
out, necessary for a choice 108. Those
voting against indefinite postponement
110. for postponement 104, and the mo-
tion was declared lost amid applause.
Representative lawlorp of "Hartford.
then moved passage stoke Peck report
and Representative Wilson. of Bridge-
port, had the previousmuostlon order
ed. so there was no further debate. The
bill was mused 106 to 96. Mr. Bree, or
New ‘Huven, moved reconsideration in
the hope that It would prevail, and
that motion owns voted down and the
House ordered the Peck bill immedi-
ately sent to the Senate. Representa-
' Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. where a re-
55 qulem mass was sung .by Rev. ’1‘. J.
- l-‘lIIrI. Miss Helena V Millard render;
ed "0 Pie Jean" and “One Bwestly,
Solemn Thought." The choir sans
leaving the church. The pull-bearers
were William Lawior John Rooney,
‘: Peter Gallagher and Dennis Collins.
interment took place in St. Marys
‘ Cemetery.
'3 cHAnoss AGAINST rouse cmer'
(‘IJEVEIAAND. 0.. Mutt‘h ll lel‘lI
Police. Fred Keillor on charges
gross immorality and misconduct in
bill-so sot Jar i p, In.. today. counsel
for the prosecution siuiod its export
tntlorr of concluding hy nightfall. 'l‘ho
dofonue will begin the malnutrition of
it. evidence tomorrow.
in roiututlon of the olIIIrIIoII that he
"surreptitiously visited lilo home of
Mrs. Mny ilchsnror, while her hue
hand was almost. onil‘ehrunry 2, May
23 and June (I, 1912." it in said that
Keillor will present nlllIlII for the two
formurdatns and II cIInIplrIo deft-nee
for the visit to tire flohsnrnr home on
”List! CLAIM THEY T8180 To,
KEEP onosn.
WABHINIITON. March lilo-inves-
'lsolion or the responsibility of the
police for the disorders which attend.
ed the Woman Quill-sire osfiosnt on
Monday. March ii. was continued to
day by the senate committee or In
salary with witnesses mprmntlng thew
finitrsxists one the police feed? In
Ithat when the House
live Alcorn. of 58uilicld then moved
loomed, it
stand adjourned until arch 25. Mr.
Kopplemnn was againsgthis. Mr. ”Han
icy said it Would be just as well to
-: “lead, Kindly Usht." ill the body W“ 1 adjourn until June in us far sshuslness
was concerned Other representatives
Voiced their disapproval of such ad
lournment and the motion was lost.
1' ho order of the day. which was the
question of the repeal» of the personal
intive O'Kecfe of Orange, offered on
amendment to his bill providing that
resumption 01y “"3 "1W1 0' (1111“ 1’che repeal be effective on January 1
of ,
IIoIIi. 1A debate ”11‘“ opened upon the
question.
Some Favorable Reportl.
The following favorable reports were
minds in the lllouso Iudny from the com
mltIeII on agriculture an act provid-
ing that town and district lire wardens
Ihll“ rocelvo as cents An hour for time
month; granting 20 cents an hour for
laborers lighting um except in consoli-
dnted towns and cities.
making the close season on wild hares
. and rabbits from Jun. 1 to Oct. '1; for-
bidding loaning except with do; and
ferret but
with In hares or muons till the limit
or one you he;
Anilililii‘ilto” hill III? reported Iii-
morning the toes of lildsollslo to
transfer to the ltldgaileld Cemetery
graves. 55
I Unfavorable Report; III House.
Unfavorhble retains rivers roads on
dentin-lie teitiniouy. lt unsure intent;
of the police witnesses to show that
their» errors. to preserve order Were
sincere. but they were it inspired
us the hilmenie crowd anal lit at no
names. Witnesses l'iif' omission;
also tiers W to the ponds and
did not “1an to, protest the Ingres-
id's momma «Ii ’
on lipid
hills hurts, hut was by” the commit-
toe on runs, bridges and rivers, as
follows:
Inrnld speed of automobiles to so
miles on our; requiring that only all
turning loam shall no user for tall
sluts mount an prove out use now, light. summonses. Nutmeg
use at Automobile horns nude 5
flint murmur of with! 11o 9
periods of the rm “M iii
triggers are in had colt-ii
10:10 a. m.-'
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
~ ,5 8 and ii Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
prmg 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
rum-Ill
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..-,-_-,- a - -,- -.-,II.- 1' I I. '1 i "
No two‘
An Unusual Opdrtunity
ls Offered You!
For a few days Human Hair Goods
_ at cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls, ..
Hair Nets and Inflnto We have just
velvet. ‘
Your inspection invited.
Phone 405. 3 Monroe St.
The Beers Meat 81
Prdvision Co.
_ 22 West Washington St..Soth f,
Norwalk
[3 - iii, Main Street;
Phene ‘ at Both Stores
on your
PAINTING 8':
Paper Hanging
1‘" Save you Money
Paint 8. Wall Paprr Supply
40 Water St.
proprintlous committee
lNG CONTRACT.
received a la‘rge invoice of flowers, in- ..
eluding the latest designs in silk and .I'
The Holmes Millinery "'
Norwaik
Lu” no. estimate
Tel. 342-3 2.1::
iann Ferry, and the bill sent to the on .
MIBUNDERETANDING OVER PMNT-
tax. was then taken up and itsproseu '
employed in lighting lire, but dlaullmv',
any payment to chiefs of tire depart-N
From the fish and some committee 5
con Nov iii mm Jan 1 Emirates of the Civil War and II drum
5 AWN INGS
Association trust modeler the care at
mm nth-ed Anson. lions DI-
5m‘hua 1min A. limos. sorrow
i for painting to he done at the now the :21. ":2
{house without the consent of the gen-i
and contractor. Hurry W Mother, lio- 1;"
ins: scoured Naturally. Mr. Matherpro- .. '
touted and his protest was presented
in such an effective manner that mail}:
contrasts with the outside painters 15,3;
,Woro cancelled and (Mr. Mather toou ~ ~
up his writ attain, undisturbed.
m
moor-III; with venom osso
ANSOWA March llmdlonry A.
nunnnm. brother of ss-tlounty t-lhoriif - 1:
A it Dunhnln. of Nrw Haven. Illud'
lIIIII night III his homo in Seymour.
Mind 72 years. Mr. TIIInhIIm won n
‘01” Oxford and was widely known
. was. .
"him“. HOT”.
Mint Gertmdo Mueller and ‘linrryi
Archer, of Broad Rivsr, were operated
on this rooming fo tonsolitis hr 1131‘.
IWilliam Adi-noon and Dr. Perry.
The annual meeting at ‘IiIo south
Nor-unlit Board of Trade will he held
this evening in the (launch chamhrr,
in Washington street- Through nu er-
tor, the cards sent out slate-zi- tlnnt the
meeting would be held at the club.
Those manning to attend will kind-
ly note the error and us at noun.
a tiilniliiiel‘ st 8 o‘clock sharp. ‘
NW. mm“. ..
m Not-Mi: ileum; who have gone. ‘
- the use at huts; Vehicles-unhisuwm “to tart-ford to hear the hills Ithloh '
“’90 men Kiddo filth Norsallr ”All
A little ripple of discord disturbed;
.........
.'.-.'.I :4.“ .4 ' "r‘ov-Jo’t
5? Be Your Own
M1111 ner
.::: .g .-
.2 Illiilnl
Trim Your Own Hat
ordered now will
save you ..
25%
last or explain.
Phone or write.
Upholsterlng ‘snd
Furniture Repair.
lag. Mattresses
Renovated. ‘3le
covers Made to
Miler.
5; Estimates cheer-
tails studio
1 mason, sown. urns-II .uruo
sum (internment our tool: I
stop arduous ill turmoil!“ m
50
We have placed on sale
all our New Shapes;
Rice Net Buckran
Frames at 25 cents;
and Hundreds of bun-
dles oi Straw Braids, all
colors, 12, yards to the
bundle, at 10 cents per
dozen yards. '
‘v. ' ‘ : 2
$3.73....3r
. ;-:-:-:u;n_
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_I.I.I.l.l
g.rr-I
: ,-.a_o.-.n -_n,l
l .
'3‘:
- ; ; _-:n:.f-,I.-:-.-.
$3M":
..‘J'
Soc Window ° Display
H.Kriegcr&Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwsiks '
West Washington Streewt
Neckwcar
500 to S2
in II great profusion of brillidt‘lt
and handsome stilts of ”17" tax
ions
“nelson" L
malts. solid colors. cross; long
and this more... until plaids sun 5
email figures. Herons and don-
sns of lanterns in several diner.
silt shame or Inn-hands and
. how ties.
‘ New shirts are arriving dolly.
spring flats are here nun.
Norwalk Chronicler