Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 9, 1913 · page 12

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Chfi‘rles

Watch an«Ghats suited .1 ‘
Watch Band Fitted 10¢ -‘

1 155 Washington St. ..

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1 iing you, because there were some

and best prices for auto tires. rubbers,
‘~ heather Jbeds, metals and old automo-

Conscience
Sold by

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iIie NewYorI1
Ladies’TaiIors

'1, and up, all complete, with skin-
it. satin llnlnas also Ladiee’
, ind Gents' Pronto: and Repair-

IioorOrr sacs.

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N scanner or, some.
one. April salinity demo»
edged in jail today because

11 the heoeI colour! to him

t In October 9!

so vbor watches,
Irv and yeglesses

Brand

one else. 1 , .
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South Nondelk.v .
New Keeier “IIIWI‘GI

and Remember

IIf any junk mail stops at your house
without the sign \fin. Enron, 3 Bowen
.St., E. Norwalk, on the wagon and
says he is working for me. he in chest-

complalnts. I. pay lo a lb‘. for rags

bile tires are in demand.
i prices. Please notify me ahead as i
am very busy during the season.
.Telephone 441

Ask for

iSelect1Your. NeW

Trimmed and Untrlmmed lists.
The Latest Novelties in Mlillnery.
!Highest in Quality.

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I“ From our Complete Line.
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Lowest in Price

'The Holmes Millinery

Phone 405.. 3 Monroe St.

Shani

SPECIAL
I sitcom $125~

Paint 85 as

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PER GALLON

We sell a double roll 0! Well Faber
trout go up. Full line of Painters“ Sup-
plies. Painting and Paper Hanging!

A. COHEN

I40 Water St. , Tel. 342-13

Housecleaning Tim e

Brings to Light ieiity of

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P pay the highest price ii‘or Inetels
and robbers. 251: nor 100 for news-
iianers. 350 tor meatless. 1a a lb.
for rags.

G .Yoonmsur

Plie‘iie 19in.
South Nerweik. coon.

Spring
Footwear

0dr Men's "15m Mani" at
and Crawford Shoes at Soho
on are better than overt .

27 EIy- Ave.

33

and

”et _ ;,
clocks, ‘ '

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Extra Heavy 'l‘iii Wash Boilers, with
“war [bottom a .i. e a e e ’00 to '1-39-
All cooper sane and $3.89

Albert F. Gehebe

25 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. ,
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘

RED news new emLomo.
Prompt Delivery. Phene 397

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IIIIIHS lIIIl IIIIIIIIIl-S

‘ Mrs. Annie Wright.
With the deepest son‘ow .we an-
nounce the passing away of Mrs. A. L.‘
Wright, the sister~lii-lsw of Mrs. Les-
lie Smith. of 39 Elinwood avenue,
which has been her home for several
years. Mrs. Wright had been serious-
ly ill i'or several weeks. Last Sunday
her son Harry Wright took his moth
er to his home at Tenatiy, N. J. think-
Iug the change would move beneii‘cial
but It was too late.

Mrs. Wright passed away 'at 2 a. m.

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very dear to a. host of friends Who will
miss her kindly face and loving gentle
wa\ys in social and church work.
The remains will be taken to Glen
ersviile, N J. Wednesday.
(Contributed)

Mrs. John ’ouei bead.

Mrs. John Qtsol. of Dahbury, wife
of the GI’eat'Sachem bf! the connect:
cut impi'oved Order or Red Men. died
vnterdav. according to advice: re-
ceived by Post Grain Sachem wuunin
Miller of this cit, today. The tunes-
ai servicas will be held tomorrow and
will be attended by a number or local
past eschews. ‘ , l

1_1 Henry Dueling. '
Henry Bolling, of 7 need street died
this noon alter a lingering Illness Mr
Bustling had been a superintendent at
the Drover Hat Company for the last
sixteen years He leaves a wile and
one son. Harry Bueslng. Announce ‘
ment at the funerals arrankements will
be made later, , , . l

o. A, mues‘rme. ,
Norwslk Chapter, 1D. A. it... will
meet at the Royal Jame. Inn tomor-
row at 31o'cloclt. Executive meeting
at‘zao. Wilton membership will be
hostesses. John Adams. secondéireei-
dent oi the United States. said to his
wife Abigail “When you lino a great
character. you will ilnd echo female
about him. 'who had knowledte‘ and“
ambition for him about the ordinary
level or women; and that much or his

of American women. "

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. , UIVD. . a
humiliation? April 9.-'~'rhe erec-
innate, aster. oiiiiupreine Court In
’ ebb *Buononio. under

;siou‘ of a new large bond issue.

yesterday morning. She had become ,

eminence ii owing to her precepts or 1
. example in weenie ships or other; Such _

a women in Mrs Adams the greatest .
Mrs. Mei-win ;
will paint her picture tomorrow atten' “
noon, . .. I

JOSEPH IUONOMO CAI! CONTIN. 1

sentence oi deith for the murder or .

Reading. American 0in and North, . ,,
American gained a point or more. 3
Chesapeake and Ohio Was the Weak:
routine, declining a point: L,
WALL STREET, 11 a. Ina—Selling
by interests which considered the up-
ward once too rapid caused a sharp 1
roaction Which generally cancelled ‘1, “
the initial rise. d’eunsvlvania’bhowed ,

Newend est Attractive Line oi these comfort-1
able on convenient garments that are
1 1 useful the year around ‘

Bit-Ira Quality In White, Oxford Cardinal, Navy.'l‘iin

82 to 87 50m;

 

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der yesterday‘s closing chapel-chew CONSIDER nmnni 1

WAIIJL STREET Noon .-—The more
cheerful tenor of European advices ia-
-cilitated a Iurther squeese or the short
interest, which was Influential in send
his up prices in the early trading. Im-
movement in financial and political at~
fairs abroad lwas reported in cable dis-
patches and reduction of discount
rates by the principal governmental
banks was predicted. When the list
had risen handsomely, however, re-
ports of the Setdtion of large stock and
bond issues halted the advance. An
increase in idle freight cars. shown in
the fortnightly statement, was south the new bridge.

or do ressln ‘influ nos. lBenr selling

was fosumegand 89”“, went off ‘ ’l‘he double-tracking, the groove rail
.. . a

. d or one Y, . .

do“ or below}. Ban 8 w e y among the subjects to be considered.
it is expected that the hearing. ai-
thou-gh probably no final results " will
be reached, will be an interesting one
from many standpoints.

Manager J. K. Pundsrtord, Attorney
«B. 1. Shock. Engineer IE. 0. Webster
‘ and Manager J. 'B; Potter, of the Port
Chester-StainIOrdNorwalk division. at
the Connecticut Company, and the
Bridge Construction Committee or
seven on the ”new Washington street
bridge, will gather in the South Nor-
walk City Council chambers, in Wash-
ington street, on Monday afternoon

 

Iquestiens rela‘tive to trolley work on

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WIDENING savvuaw Misses.

Work on the changes in lower Bey-
vlew arenue has been started and
workmenare lowering the trees on the
Nash property at the corner at West
street. and Bavarian: enue. Twenty
feet will be added toothe street , at
the .West etreet'iunction end about
twenty deed within mm Thomas
I. Reynolds M at the Hillside
avenue. junction Thorstreet will he '
improved so as to run nearer to the
entrance to City street from W‘st
street

Two local uncontested divorces are
scheduled for the short calendar ses
sion of Friday. George A.- Sturge. vs
Julia '1‘ Sturges. Attorney Leo Davis:
and Frank D. Lawton vs Ada A. Law-

on.

..

It was renamed this more Iig
Martin Meyer. oIMWew York, former
monster. or the Auditorium. in North
‘. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ Main street, was iii town today This

room-r LIKE crimes. ~

A tow oi the turnovers oi Bali-held
avenue ere'ooiaplaiuins against the
change of the lighting of that street
from the slum are light to the two
tuxston lights between the foot of the
hill and Modern!“ street.

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To the
Public '
A hint Is often sufficient

To make people even their
oral. .
3i) inst watch our space in the
Mile? .
5 Mid see what I dandy, eur-
prise

tion to be aware of Mr. Meyer’s viii-
tuition I! he had made one.

'A regular meeting was held last ev
suing by the United Brotherhood ot
Carpenter. and Joiners at America,
No. its. and routine business was
transected.

 

 

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.zlve otter you all kinds of bar
was
Not the usual ones you know,
not the kind you can always
rely oil-1-

Good honest aim-hot ell
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, We titanium 11eli or our snee-

isottti wont

next, at 4 o'clock, to consider several 1

was denied by all who were in a post. ,

 

T’S theCome-
Back -Again

. Trade That
Pays Us the Beat

it's the “kindly smile [of eatisiaction 'ia‘weli
pleased’customer gives Iii: she goes out alone
and comes back with a friend which builds up

our business. . " .
i. 81:55.

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It’s the Bower bi the confidence
of the public flit’ 8 in being
able,1 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 et$ 5

Moms and select one and
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save $2 or $3 on each Dress.

 

 

 

Watson WILL. no? isms-Irene. t11'
massacres, heal tsunami;
Wilson let it he liners today “MIN“

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Illinois 0. Cove

have Steuben " week. had gone

over until the June tie. on anneal ‘-
tii the man's behalf mutation; which

MAX LEVY

Sins Nowell:

eminent. were to have been made.
'V tomorrow. All States Attorney JIM-7
. V ii is ensured In the railroad omit In
the Stroller Court he could u in

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am: an a stay or execution and the " "

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do. Wh‘ you so In tor

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Ariel Cameron

1'4 Wubhigten Street
South Kerwin Cm

the. e .. a;.*;:. on

rodent movement mild not 1::an
tore with pending institution in Seth ~
fertile iar which aliens who have not.»
declare! their inaction of heroism; _
naturalised as Anni-loan alums. are"

3 inhibited train owning lead or enigma

tin ' lid communicated thin deem “hi8

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