Width
élwest got} 5;:
Proof oifie
Pudding '
e highest price for
PAPER,
METALS.
y weightb are honest and 3:
1-“ .91
venu‘. .
'husssa AND
I seem Norwalk. Ii
.. I Telephone Q12. . '
Watches Jewelry and 5 ..
V ‘REPAIRINQ DONE lQN PREMIBEB.‘
165 WASHINGTON"8T.,
.j SOUTH NORWAEK. CONN. . ‘
~..KEELER BUILDING. OPP. HD-YT’B'.
I .
rHaAms. .
TBLEPHONE
II: it is Junk it will pay you to send
. a postal or telephone 441 to Wm.‘Ef-
from. 3 Rowan St.. East Norwslk, who
is paying lo a lb. for rags and best
prices for" auto tires. metals, rubbers,
magazines,« newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and ,pld automobiles a
specialty. .
JuSt Received
our last shipment of Winter Women's
8 “Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our Short Vamps, Hobble Toes, at
$3.00. "'
MAX LEVY
145 washingtou St. S. Norwallt
I I:-'I,u I'u'I‘I:I,I;I;I‘n I _I:-‘I I I o I I11:
Ariel Cameron is
' '74 Washington. Street
South’Norwalk. Conn. "
Floor Covering
Exclusively '
If anything in this line is
required, We believe it to I.
' your advantage to come "
here ‘
We nell clone
sgth
mous house of W. and J. '.
Sloane, N. Y., insures to 3-
you the right quality. Lib- II
erat credit it you wish. ‘-
and in car— I.
e creptions oi the fa- ;
GUGITEB ARE THERE.
Walter-house, the champion, was
beaten, defeated,‘hnd almost discount-
!ed, by Klplin. one of Hi'Ladd's players,
from Bridgeport. last evening. The
games reunited with four won for
Bridgeporteis. A lame crowd witness-I.
lowe: . \
Knorr. ..... . .......
Ladd................ ........90
Goodwin 3........../'.\100
ans.-
o9. ,"Btllie." as
as many than here
Harper
KeisiIés ........1oo whowoliemlurlll-
O‘Brleu 1....36
Walterhense .60
Klpllu~..100
Wanker . .. .....100
I'Milyel" mt bldlo.v{l name's-taunuer 70
n::~-.-vs:..
‘ Pacific touched H7
;; Hamburg. and the stiffness oi
. money which loaned at fits per cent
One of Our specials.-
2
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Gun Metal. Pat. Colt and Tan
Calif. '1
We carry a. similar last in a
cloth top ands velvet shoe.
Keeler’ s
, SHOE sroai—z.
orpoelrauovrvs THEATRE.
A”. '3
unit It no and
WALL STREET, ll 11. m.—— Large
ions important stocks before
was any evidence of support. which
pulled up the list somewhat. Union
14. near the
weeks lowest. and Reading. Amalga-
.. mated and Con Bagged a point. ,Seve
I'j ral specialties went down
~' Corn Products losing 1 34 and Beet
.3 Sugar 234. , i; it
rapidly.
WALL STREET if“? 1n.-.—Weakuess
~ in Union Pacino,:whlch went down
'1 again to about a poiith below yester-
if days closing, caused a slight reces
II “1°” in the generalvmarket after mid-
- day.
Selling was also encouraged by
the engagement of $700 000 gold to
call
HEARING ON Pctturlou or
creams.
Local Oyltormcn Apelr, It Hearing in
Capitol.
The hearing on the general House
Bill 783 relating to the pollution of
ittreams was not held before the
Iliesith and Safety Committee. in'Hartr
'ford. yesterday, being delayed until a
date to he announced later.
atone o’clock pystermen appeared
before the Shell li‘isheries anmisston
Booth Nor-walk and one won by theflith reference to certain bills sleep}
in; the industry. For the local oyster,
Ed the games. Th0 More“ are a. to]. men Attorney JOhu J. Cuneo BDDBINNK
The bill providing for the creation at“
100 an ethos of state surveyor tor the pure
pose of listing the acreage in oyster
ground to be paid a salary of $5,000
was snorted b the lace] on rmsnr
............... . .. . .. 07, it it The nth}: pansy“?! was held yesterday afternoon at
ed would increase this taxes of tile
oystormen in order to pay the gala:-
attorney Cuneo was progress as
well with his arguments that. hen 1“.
came to talir‘ on surveyor Nidhols. tot:
whom‘ the position would be made. no
as requested to desist. Ni
; be held Friday, at 10 a. m.,
inr ad r run on rice of var-'
' 0 B we e M p a there” ria .Hotchkiss and was born March
Daniel m...
, ' Daniel Lane died yesterday morning I
. at the home of his son-indsw, William
mil: Hogan. Bedford street. Stamford. .
Mr. Latte. who was about seventy-clam
years of use, was a lifelong resident of
Norwalk, until three years ago, when
he wont to Stamford to live. ills was
a remarkalble man in many! ways. hav- .
ins never smoked or drank, and his
first sickness was that of blood poison-
lng.‘ contracted some three weeks ale,
; which resulted in his untimely death
Mr. lane is survived by a daughter,
a. Mrs. Mary IE. Sagan. of Stamffird, and
a son Denial. of New York. His for
3 mar home was at a farm in Winnipauk,
in the township of Norwalk. llIe was
4I employed at The minis. the Matthews
_. property on West avenue. After many
years at work at The Elms Mr Lane
; was rewarded for his faithful services
. and able to live comfortably
He is
survived by a number of grandchildren
in Stamford. The funeral service will
in St.
John’s Catholic church. Stamford. ln-
terment will be in St. Marys Cem'e
r'tery, Norwalk.
Mrs. B. H. Lockwood.
~ Mrs. Sophia Halsey Lock-wood died
'at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Daniel pavenport. Bridgeport. on
Tuesday, March llth. Mrs. Lockwood
Iwas ninety-four years, eleven months
and sixteen days old. Death was large-
ly~due to the ailments common to one
so fad advanced in years. The funer-
al will be held» :trom her late home, .
390 Park place. Bridgeport at 10:30
Friday morning. The Interment will
be in the family plot in Joe‘s Hill
Cemetery. Wilton. at 2.1). in. of the
sane day. Mrs. Lockwood was the
daughter of Frederick Halsey and Ma—
26th,~ 1817. She was the widow of the
late, George W. Lootgvmod. a promi-
inent citizen or Wilton) who died
imany years ago. She lived the great~
ier portion of her life in Wilton. and
her gentle, kindly manners are still
a pleasant memory to- her many
friends in that town. Although a rest-
dent of Bridgeport, for a number or
years she retained an active interest
in Wilton friends and relatives to the
last. Despite her great age she re-
degree“ and followed current ovents
closely. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs Daniel Davenport and
‘ Mrs Minnie Bishop. both, residing in
Bridgeport. A son, William bottle
' Wood, was killed in a :ierryboat ,coi»
listen in New York city, some years
ago when he was struck by a ilyihg
plank while rescuing two children.
Mrs. Mary F. Asksrly.
Mrs. Mary 1". Ackeriydied at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Earl Sty-
vout, in Rowayton. this morning. aged
sixty-nine years. She is survived by
her husband. John 1‘. Ackerly. and two
children. Mrs. Earl massage! Row»
ayton, and. Floyd Acksrly. oi. New
York. mineral services will be held
at the homo at her daughter. Mrs
Earl ‘atoVone, Friday evening at .. t‘
o'clock, Burial will the at Greenport,
L. i. Qatar-day.
I'Funcrsbw Mrs? Ford.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie thirsnd
4 o'cloék trom the horde of her sis
tor. Mrs.
street depth Norwslh. Rev. F. A
Goldman outclatcd and movement took
tsined her faculties to aremarkable '
ormsn Hayden. oi Chestnut .1
iiif‘tlteNorwniir cemetery. . .
flan” the New Shades ...: Styles including
a Number of Sample Suits. No two
“ alike, msurmg 1nd1v1duahty
All interested are cordially invited to attend this display
. ls Offered You!
‘ For a few days Human Hslr‘Goods
velvet.
9
Your inspection invited.
Phone 405; s Monroe St.
_.__....._,.-
Previsi‘on Co.
22 West Washington St. South
. . Norwaik
‘13 15 Main Street. Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
Bhiehsh 12921:
salmon 12'4c
Smelt - lZ'éc
(30d - - l2‘/zc .
Herring - 7c
0!! YO“!
PAINTING 8:,
Paper Hanging
1'“ Save you Money"
Paint 8. Wall Papers
only
40 wstér St '1‘.
3426
Inn..— 7......“
‘vfis-Imm-«Iq
The NewYork
Ladies’Tailors
. Are Making
Suits. to "$22. 50
* Order
and up. itll complete. with skin,
. no" Intin linings at
The Holmes Millinery if
The Beers Meats 33?
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Oysters 30c qtf... "
Fresh Eggs 22c 33:; 3
Let Me Eslhnate i:
AniUnusual Opertunity' . . . .
at cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls. .2 I
Hair Nets and Inflators We have just 1; _
receiVed a large invoice of flowers. in- .. .
eluding the latest designs in silk and
.I‘filn’ . .
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gammy-scat at...
Be our Own
Milllner
lit!
Trim YourO
We l1 vieplaced on sale,”
all our New Shapes,
Rice NetBuckran“
Frames "at“ 1.25 cents;
and Hundreds of bun-1
dies of Straw Braids, all
colors, .12 yards to the ..
bundle, at 10 tents per
dozen yards. ..
See ‘ win... Display
Kueger &Co
The Leading Outfittiim Store in The Norwaiks
west Washington Street
5,111 a are t "Winston
ml and:
coitus.t ’0 ea, long
I. no: a s an
no rid do
pattern, a is
WHY
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