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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 24, 1913 · page 12

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TEMPTING VARIE I'Y

quality tailoring is a a teddy customer here. R‘fl‘bhi“
to-rhs-minute fabrics i‘. om reliable honing!“

TAILORTNG 0F DISTINCTION

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Repairing Dons
455 Washington St.

the New Business of

CHARLES BRAND

watches Jewelry and Optical M

(Keeler Bldg., opp. Hoyt's'l‘he'atre.)

on Prevail».
South Norwalk. 7 L

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TELEPHONE

a postal or telephone 441 to'Wm-llt-
from, 3 Rowan 8t.. East Norwalkrm
is paying lo a in. tor rags and best
prices for auto tires, metals, ruhbore, '
magnunes.
Feather lbeds and old automobiles a
specialty.

if one the Latest Ema. win ”he. comes by
STUDWELL PIANO COMPANY

WATEH Eon THE so

 
 
 

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If it is Junk it. will pay You to send

 

Our Mou’ a “James Means” at
83.00 and Crawiord Shoes at. “so
and 34.1% are better than ever.

MAX LEVY

newspapers and iron.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Norwallt’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Iliiilding...Norwolk, Connecticut.

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“' All the ,
Leading .
DOMESTIC
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LINENS

 

SpeCialties in . ,
IMPORTED

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Dainty Drawn Worn Drona no oil the latest shades. per yard,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘.m'v MM in "Redmond “my” soul. Linens. all colors, 17

In men. with colored mine. 7 mos muses, per yard v.25 “m" '”°' W W“ 5”

5mm!“ Mimi- .. u m or patent French Linens, ideal tor . WM“ ”“99, a" mm- W

.The new and popular retinas in ’1 suits and auto costs, yard, 31. at) V3"! 290, 39c, 501:. 751:
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. The NewYork
7: LadiesiTailors

Are M airing

vTSuits to $22. 50

Order

end up. all complete with Skin-
m satin linings also Ladles’
fend Gents; Pressing and Repair-

“season? BROS;

‘ 20 NOTH MAIN ST.
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‘vi'w'irelwimir 4'

The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.

22 West Washington $1.. South
Norwalk

[3 - 15 Main Street. ‘Nin'waik
Phone at Both Stores

 

 

Special

For This Week.
Men's Tun Cali. Hi Toe Blue.
Goodyenl Welt,

$2.50“

KEELER’S

SHOE STORE.
OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE.

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word Hendrick, of 104 Water stree t,
South \lorwalk, aged 1 year. died last

o'clock tomorrow morning with inter-

 

MOTOR CAR ERA 4N JAPAN.

A paragraph on automobilism in
lapan speared in 11 recent number of
Engineering. in which it is suited
that an automobile club was founded
about two years one in Tokyo, and
this club has jus’t published the first
number of an illustrated paper called
Jidosha, "the scope or which is in-
tended to"cover'everything oi interest
pertaining to motor oars, motor boats
and even aircraft." ‘
Great progress has been made dur-
iné the last 40 years in methods of
communication and transportation in
Japan. Forty years ago, the writer
in Engineering continues. travelers
were carried in the Rage, and the nor'
imon and goods by back horses and
bullock carts. The linricksha (man-
power machine) drawn by men was
the first. attempt at westernizing the
menus of traveling, 11nd that soon de-
veloped into the horse conveyance
11nd omnibus Now, however. the can.
. struction of lullwuys is progressing

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

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and as Japan has an abundant water
supply the appliances of elontllcity
are being extended. All the number
of motor ours in use in the country
increases an effect Will he produced
on the trains of the railways and it
will be very interesting to which

mLsnd reset on each other. as the
«that and development of the au‘
tomohiles has raised an entirely new
net of problems,

 

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POLICE WATCHING Hones?"

Complaints have come to the south
Nowell; police to the effect thst

 

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7 new house to Bummltt street its a'
place in Which to oongrennte and play
‘nrap.’ The police are on the watch
and are likely to step in on a crowd of
the pinyers nt almost any minute '

 

how the mtltvnya and the automobiles.

W oienily recovered today to resume his

 

 

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John Edward Hendrick.
John Edward Hendrick. son of Ed

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WAD 8mm, 10:10 a. m.—-r.-'I‘-here
was a brisk demand for the leading
[speculative stocks when trading was
resumed today after the, triple holiday.
Union Pacific rose 1 3-8; Reading, 'Rub-
her and St. Paul a point and Steel 3- 4

 

 

 

night. The funeral will be held at 10

ment In St. Mary's cemetery.

Funeral of Mr. Poaraon.,
Relatives and a few intimate friends ,
attended the simple funeral services ‘
over the remains of lrving Hutchin- WALL gunman. bloom—The unex

1y. lSloss Shetheld gained 2 points and
Railway Steel Spring 1 ‘5-8. New Ila-
ven,1ltumeley,and Cnn were heavy.

SPECIAL OFFER

Paint '85 dis

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in the first few transactions Some of m“

m 90 11: Full "no of Painte1s‘ Sn ‘: I
the less active stocks also rose brisk- plies p’ p. "

ACOHEN

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H. lirieger &

The Leading Outfitting Store in The ;Norwalks
.West Washington Street

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PER GALLON

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sou Pearson, of Brooklyn, formerly of pectedly good bank statement favor 1
South Norwalk, held Saturday after able crop gauges and expectationS‘
“0°“ 3‘ Riverside Cemetery Chapel that the Balkan situation would soon
ReV- Lincoln H- CEBWGH. N310? Or be adjusted gave a chéeri'ui tone to
”‘0 NOV‘VMR Methodist Epifii‘olminhe stock market today. There was
Church, oilicluted and interment fol-‘3 brisk demand for n time. largely
lowed “1 ““3 Riverside cemetery. 110111 the short interest, but outside
I W ' participation in the mnrket was slight .
VICTROLA REC'TAL AND SALE- lowing to poor wire communication
A very successful Victrola recital as a result or the storm. Holidays
and sale of cake candy and Easter'continued abroad, and there was no
novelties was held Saturday afternoon business for foreign account. Trading
at the residence of Mrs. Robeit Sil- tell to light proportions after the first
cox High street. South Norwnlk It hour, but. the tone held strong during
was under the auspices of the Endeav- the remninder of the morning Bonds
or Circle of Kings Daughters, of the were irregular.
South Norwalk Congregational Church —---

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The Proof- of the 1I"

Don‘t take my word 1131‘ it but give
me a chAuce to prove that i not 1111;.
give the highest price for
mes.

but that my weights are honest and
true.

27 Ely Avenue,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Pudding

PAPER, RUBBER
METALS.

AND} u;

G. YOURDISKY

south :Norwaik.
Telephone 912. r

 

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given on the Victroia. and all the se- lieu of the early short covering lett
lectlons were greatly enjoyed. Mrs. the market in a vulnerable position,
Reed H. Flynn and Mrs. George F. and when the news cumeirom Wash-
Foote had charge of the affair. i iugton that there would be no decision
----' in the Minnesota rate case today.
GRACE PARISH NOTES. prices went down.

:hionda-y in Easter week——Celebrs- acted a point. and other shares half as
tion of the Holy Communion at 9: 30. much Can declined abruntb1 from'
Annual meeting of the Woman 5 Guild 30 1-4 to 28, with the bears selling free

with aura. Van But'en 58 West avenue, 11'.
at 3 o‘clock. Confirmation instruction
in the church at 8.

Tuesday—Feast of the Annuncia-
:1: I; afaéeggnflgzgflgr 13:3; 2:21;: 1“! tion was incorporated at Albany on
in the Guild room at 7. 30 March 1 Arthur C. lirsdy is unrest-

Wednesday-Junior lAuxillury at dent Arthnu 'l‘.Murr11y is vice-prosl~
3:35. .- dent and sales monomer and J. M.
llrelteuhath is .socretnry. treasurer
and service mnuagor.

 

 

 

FORM cospoasnon.
’l‘he Brady-Murray Motors Corpora':

DELEGATES LOCKED iN.

 

AWNINGS

Union Pacific re-l
- “”5”“ .3

A. KOHN

Phone 3364.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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save you

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25%

Let us explain.
Phone or write.

U-pholsterlng and
Furniture Repair-
ing, [Mattresses
Renovated. Slip
Covers Made to
Order.

Estimates cheer
. fully given.

 

 

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MANCHESTFR Fug March 24 Mr. iirndy wns .i'oruicrly assistant
‘ .4 , .4 ., i “- ‘ . _ ‘ l -
Suffragottes today bolted,l1nrred 11nd senernl 6m“ ngtnt oi the l“ 9‘2)" i
0"“.an the (tools of the hull where.tlonnl Motor pompous 11nd Mr. . or
the annual conference of the Labor my one {0”er “I“ manage" OHM
Purty is proceeding alter the dele' flinch plant of the intornatlouni Molor‘

‘ (‘ompnuy
gates had taken their aunts. 'ihc Drac The corporation will not as Eastern i
“CM 10% Who “at discovered until idlstrihntor of Smith .nnd li'luccurri
the hungry delegates attempted to 80 ‘gasollno trucks Lurindou electric.
out. to lunch. when they found them trucks and Chandler "Six" pleasure.
selves prisoners The stout chains

cars
"ad 1° N hled through hetero they it. J. Laclor 'hns boon nitrogen an as-
could leave the halt

.. 4 . .. vision: general sales mannser and will
MR3 OMLL IMPROVED. devote his time to the sale 'nnd die
Mrs. William N Odell. M lites: We tribution of the Chandler "Six”nnd

nun, who in in Cleveland (0mm hos ”mm"-

pltal. where ‘she recently underwent TM ““9"," offices of in“ “MM"
an operation for nppendlcitin and gnll‘ a” “t N” ~50 (""““~ “”0“" N"
stones, isreoorteti us being. greatly York. l

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improved. Friends here are pleased
soulless them M“. . BUFFRAGITTI tNtlerthtte

MY.
MONIJON, March 4:43th“ to
nondiarieormornudod incontinent,- It
southeastern suburb otngilgondon, be.
store down today, netting fire to a-
house tinder construction. The women
were disturbed during theirgvorlg, or
destruction by n passing p licomnn.
They lied and all trace of t cm was
lost. The homes were erhngtilghed
before great damnge had been done.
The championship golf links at Saud—
wish; Kent, wars the adobe lite antith-
er raid by militant Summation. who
authored the greens codewords”.
Vice President Marshall's demand
for a place where he can out his root
on the hook Seems to indicate thatflto
to anxious to noun big .
masseuse. Union.

 

 

.mnnhunwuh-uat luluueqinw' 4.-

MR. HATCH TAKEN lLL.
Waiter Commissioner Stephen is
Hatch. oi Winn avenue. urns taken
suddenly iii yesterday while attending
service at Trinity cluiroh. lie was
removed to his home and iron with

duties at his oilico. .
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N0 std ”0201310148;
,twhsmznoron. Moron 24.--Deol~
3101111 by the supreme court today did
not include the lntermoantsin rate
case. the state rate cases or any other
or the hi: oases hetero the court;
' Mrs: w Aiken. oi Norwnlk. 'liownrd
Wilson, of 1mm Norwallt. and Wil-
.liam (inst-eh oi Norwsih were dis
finish the Nowell: Hospital

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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\HOW. See what we are showing.

 
 

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buy. Buyjrom us for Cash if you prefer: If you haven’t

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got the ready cash buy from us just the same.

 

No extra charge for this privilege.

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74 Washington Street’ '. Spring Opening
South Hamil. Conn. and EaSter

Mattings Showing
Linolenms
Art Squares
:3 Russ

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. W- .31ng (egg-auger

, enjamln Clothes
A” "itonimnln" light weight

Overcoat iér Easter shows

style. character and mode at

the regular materials.

Silk “He’d lidh-I‘IIOIO‘IA ’26.”
'l‘he beet roadyntoiwenr Cloth»,

'33.“

The Holmes’ Miliinery ““ .

Beginning Marin 19111. 11113.
,. A full line or Trimmed anti Untrim- '
.‘ med Hats: also all the latest. Novel
22 ties in Mlliinory.
7‘ indentation guaranteed. ,
7 highest in. Quality. “Lowest in Price. _~

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The new Arrow Collar. ‘

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Commons wnuam n monsoon.
ot i’utnultn venue, is melting carton» 1
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