or price now to make a suit 0
Feinstein
”North Main street.
211.0
mg Style and satystactiou go hand in hand.
LADIEB' TAILORS.
. For The .
Norwalks
omplete: guaranteed cloth and find-t".
and Bria
Tel. 920’
train. 1
Calendars Chro-
, and- Split
Seconds‘ Watches.
Watchmen 11 Clocks
of every descrip~
ion
wail Work Guaran-
teed.
1"
TO. THE PEOPLE
The engineer oils, cleans and looks miter his .»
locomotive every few hours.
in the match and clock, there are wheels which
make morerevohitim than those of the fastest,
Is it not
rwheels should he attended to occasionally?
Remember. do not let your watch or clock run
to ruin from neglect.
Let us examine it.
CHARLES BRAND;
Watchmaker, Jeweler, Optician.
155 Washington St.
Keeler Building, Opposite Hoyt": Theatre.
reasonable that. these little
South Norwalk.
Conscience
, Soldby
‘1 A Firm
With
A
J1:
Reputation
E.....-.....m
‘ ‘ 1.Wri~est»»11ts1+e
, The NewYork
1~Ladies’Tailors
Are Making
,,...Suii8 “t- $22.50
Ordsr
and up, all complete, with Skin~ ‘
)uer'e satin linings also Ladles' ,
and Geotsi Pressing and Repair-
ROCKOFF BROS.
- '20 NOTH MAIN 37.,
111111111 Norwslk. Tel. 31122.
{Wet-atittoeor
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BUY
Hazelton
COAL
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1st.“ at in we.» 1n.
or “new.“ A “m a“... “no..- «rm—m.
‘KEIP LIBRARY BOOKS.
_ in who have taken tmolm from
13th Norwaik Public Library are
lad to keep them in their poo
(in until 11111111111 library hulltlintt
“11 throw upon in the public.
" to will be made no over-duo,
iron: the lime or the closing of
library.
TELEPHONE
441
if it is Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. Ei-
irom. 3 Rowun St., East. Norwalk, who
is paying 1c 11 lb. for rags and best
prices for auto tires. metals, rubbers.
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
Select Your New
HAT
From Our Complete Line.
Trimmed and Untrlmmed Hate.
The Latest Novelties in Mllllnery.
Highest in Quality. Lowest in Price.
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 405. 3 Monroe at.
SPEClAL (111111
' REGULAR $1.25 '
Paint 85 dis
PER GALLON
We sell a double roll of Wall Paper
from tie up. Full line of Palntera' Sup-
plies. l’ainting and Paper Hanging.
A. COHEN
40 Water St. Tel. 342-13
o...“ _____.
The Proof of the
Pudding
Don’t take my word for it, but. give
me a chance to prove that i not only
give the highest price tor
RAGE, PAPER, RUBBER AND
METALS.
,but that my weights are honest and
‘true.
G. YOURDlSKY
‘27 Ely Avenue, Booth Norwalk.
Telephone 912.
Spring
Footwear
Our Men' a "James Means" at
$3. on and Crawford Shoes It $3.50
and 3.1. so on better than ever. .
MAX LEVY
145 Washington St, 8. Norwalk
n 6 Do lar
Sluts an Account in
South Norwalk Savings Bank
all deposits made on or before April
thwill draw interest irom April let ‘
5 At first it was thought that the latter,
inflow and 111111111 print
Second-hand Piano
1011 SALE
AT LOW FIGURE
Studwell Piano Company ~
1-.
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”311
1
Manor
Potent lather Boot-foo SeuiaFoml
Dre» Oneal-u
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This forms! style is demanded
by modists as a detail of the
advance costumes for calling
and afternoon wear. The cloth
top is~an invisible diagonal, very
soft and ankle conforming. The
whole shoe, from gracefully
modeled, narrow toe to high heel,
speaks of elegance and refine-
#:wrm.:
Galvanized Falls, 14 qt. .110
TRISTRAM ' 8. HYATT
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut
Eloquent Prices in the
BASEMENT
":III ....... ...._.I., . _._.-....... 1 .1 .: 1: ........
‘Pearl" White Floating Soap, Fine Parlor Brooms 170
Bis Dustltes Dust Cloths .. 151: , 6 far 251: Wire Coat Hangers .. 3 to.» 51:
Dustless Mops 40¢ "Grandma' 3" Washing Powder, i‘ln Pie Plates, 10 in. 20
U- '5- M- Laundry Soap, 3 lint, 120 White Lined Pudding Pans, ‘3
9 for 251: Round Wash Boilers 23c qt. ........ . ....... . 13c
‘nghthou'se" Cleaner, 3 for 100 Wax Paper ...... 4 for 100 Thin Blown Tumblers, 6 for 19¢
lust Brushes .. ........ 191: Good Toilet Paper .. 3 for 10c Fancy Glass Berry Bowls .. 171:
"N. Y." Machine Oil 130
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ment. The Manor has a short ,
vamp and carries a Cuban heel.
DQ:.:=:;—_1
Manor Patent Button
with Cloth Top
$4.00
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'i Keeler’s Shoe Store 1
I, OPPOSITE HOVT'S THEATRE.
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HEW “NEW {Sr-Detective‘ Bargain
Week
Sergeant {Millard 1F. anler was shot‘
yesterday afternoon by William Allen,i
whom he had arrested in Fair street
and was taking to headquarters. Ai-
len. it Is sold, under pretence of wit-1
ing a handkerchief treat his pocket,’ 3 pkgl.,
draw 11 revolver and took live shots at!
l
Uncool Biscuits .. 101:
Pure Creamery Butter. lh., 401:
to escape alter the shooting, but was
piexeulcd
'l‘ he affair happened on State street
in from at the New Haven County \11-.:
tional thunk, which is near one or the?
main traveled corners of the center.
the detective. One of the shots look: Star Soap ......... {Mm 250
eii'eci. striking the cheek and pnsslng' ,.
through and out and under the our.I R0“ F0“ 9““ “MEN":
The detective was removed to n how 3 “”1 25°
pitnl, but his condition, it was eluted é String Beans 3 com. 261:
after 11 preliminary oxamlnntlon,w wasg Empire Gallup 3 1101..., 25,;
not serious. Allen made an attempt '
‘ 3 lbs. Lunch Blecult ...... 251‘.
i
Cottonwood Canned Goods.
AT THE
New England
Grocery
Successor to L. .loeelotl.
had been arrested at the bank. but it
was later learned ting} the man who.
the pollen say. is addicted to the 111111
of heroin. had been arrested in a Ilt‘ntr
street saloon
it was said that he had been arrest
ed on auspicion or having knowledge
or the WolilViilo murder.
CRITERlON THRATRE. N. Y.~HIL.
LIARD 111 "THE 11111111112 GAME."
[1011.111 lillllsrd, in mid llilh month
111’ "Tim Argyle (' use” at the l rilorlon
New Yorlt rotuteu impunity “WNW” nonllnul'u companion room. in more
to enthusiasm while snlvlilll ill“ i“ seriously ill than was 111 first sullrl
pontoon compllrulloun 0i thrilling twin palm] and his return to his duties will
minimum in 11 rout detlél‘llw‘ ill“? "l he uouumhar delayed. Mr iloultm in
which too] up»toihomluulo detective 31m roullnutl 1,, m“ 11...] 111 1.1.; home
methods are liluittrniml and 11111 dill” ,ln Taylor avenue and suffers much
lll‘lti‘iil‘ll M9 pain. lie has the bust wishes oi his
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an abundance or willy, lfillfiiflm‘ *‘llm’ complaint of his wile. Annie lirltto.
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are emsroyed in tin- flmeus {titling or > “my,” mm“? mm“ 1) 1,, imdrb
1111 coauthor. William J. Burns. it 1111” 1111.111; the arrest
both absorbing and instructive. tart some the one 111.11.11.11 up in court.
iiiillorti.a1l Arielle Karim. Who 1110le this 111011111113.htm and Mrs 11111119111111
the Mme systertes 111111111 with 111: reconciled and the some are permis-
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putting out is one at [the most M ,hmght hetero the court Ind 1111 such
feet immbied 111 New York in 111111111 3 1111111111111, is promised for the next time.
means Madness of "The Argyle ,
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72 NORTH MAIN BY.
PHONE 158. FREE DELIVERY
MR. BGUTON QUITE lLL.
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Baltimore and Ohio Train Wreck-
‘not learned were injured, but not in»
iAll Angel’s church, corner West End
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lion and The Norwalkn.
gqucnt guest at the home of the late
Also a lull line or Best Teas. ‘
Rillllllill illillilllll
ed When Engine Ran Through
an Open Switch.
NO‘lt'l‘H BALTIMORE, Ohio. April I1.
—~T\vo men were killed, four scolded,
two of them severely, and five others
injured when east-bound passenger
train No. ti, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, ran through an open switch
11nd the engine torn loose from the
balanceol the train, crashed through
the. depot at lloytville, tour miles west
of here, late last night.
The dead are Fireman Jackson, (inr-
rctt, 11111., and Grant Mason, Iiioyt~
ville.
The scolded are: Engineer Bert
Knit, of Garrett, ind, and Claude
Huge, C. C. Miller and N. M. Miller, of
Hoytvllle.
Five pfisseugers whose names were
(ally, and were taken to the company's
liespltal, at Garrett, Ind.
lltlllii Mill Fliiiilliii
Waiter .Kobbe.
Walter Kohhe. son or the late Wil—
liam Auguai Kobbe died at the Ap-
lltorpe, his residence, yesterday. The
.iuneral will hike place on Monday at
avenue and 81st street. at 111 o‘clock.
Mr, Kohbp was well known in Wil-
lie was a ire.
Herbert S. Ogden, in Wilton. and
utility friends mourn his demise.
Baby Miner.
liooruv lluury, the two month's old
baby oi Mr. and Mrs. George hilncr.
»ol' ltou'uyloii artnuo. died last night.
Q'l‘nc funeral will be held this alter
11101111 111 12.30 o'clock from his parents“
fhomo. liov. lhlnninuham will 111111111111».
{Interment will be in the family plul‘
‘lu Union conietcry.
W
Thomas Wood.
T’S the Come-
Back -Again
Trade That
Pays Us theBeSt
it‘s the kindly smile of satisfaction 11 well
pleased customer gives as she goes but alone
and comes back with a friend which builds up
our business.
1111 the power of the confidence
(it the public. (“It's in being
able, somehow, to sell better
goods than others, at the same
price, that has made our store
grow and smile at disgruntled
competitors.
We will continue to sell this whole week
One-piece Serge Dresses
blue or black. small or large sizes. each 111$ 5
save $2 or $3 on each Dress.
Thomas Wood. aged 70 years, died
at Newton, lit hla residuum- in lioll,
nvouuo, yesterday. The funeral will
he hold M iii. Jolm'h ll. (3. l‘Thurrh. Nor»:
nton. on Sunday, at. 2 p. 111. internwm
will ho to liprimidale.
MltPAH ClRCuE HELD SUGGEEE»
FUL EVENT
'l‘lte Miltltuii (‘irrlu of King‘s llauull-
lore lwld 11 111111111 successful calm.l
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West street yesterday afternoon ’i‘cn
advantage of the oppnrlunliloa ot'lorotl
Quito n ntlbnlnullni 1111111 was united by
the (31"1'llilillll.
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lMMIGRANT GIRLS Bill-'5.
lfhiraso. April n The twenty ”miss.
his" Hrsudlnnvlnn immigrant atria re»
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train by 11 white slayer dismissal as
a brilliant! near Pittsburgh several
oration train 111111 delayed by 11 flood
{‘11. The train was traced through
mirage yesterday
fluorine it Netting, steward F.
Smith and Metro it Merritt, at the
booth Romain Telephone exchange,
candy. and fancy article sale 111 111»;
was served and a torso number loot; l 3
period to have been lured irom their ,
days we. arrived safely or their ties» , 1'
tinstion, it is announced. The imml. ' j
for fortrlour hours near Newcastle, ‘
(lCome and select one and.
H. Krieger 81 Co
THl3 l3 "CLOTHCHAFT"
WEEK.
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500th NQFWDiku Conn. Some Suityouheve seen
advertised in ready tor
Mailings you to war.
Linoleums
5 Art Squares
'i’iw 1111111111111 values 111 315.00
111 the retitllry today.
Call he had in ii styles of
11ml: luriudlna Norlniha.
New Shim New Neelmssr.
New Gloves. New Hots
ill hers ready tot 3.1111
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Jose]: 11 Davis
thin I? a for Hermit:
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yummy.
as was 111 on «are.
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“mammalian.
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