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‘ it's‘ the best otter you eyes hsdi
1 In Ti;e’ Norwslks (or s Tsilcrumede
Ladies, you know our- tailoring 1
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5' The NewYork
Ladies’Tailors
Are listing
is fails t9 $22. 50
end up. all complete, with skin.
net's satin linings also Lidios‘
' Gents’ Pressinx sud Repsln
"colors BROS.
, 20 NDTH MMH 81:,
Nomlk. Tel. 3022.
5 Housecleainng Tim e
, minute to night Plenty of
I pay the highest price lior metals
and rubbers. 25c oer 100 Ior news-
papers. 35c for magazines, lo a lb
foi- rags. '
1 G YOURDISKY '
Phone 9‘12.
South INorvuIIk. Conn.
f7 Ely Ave. .-
"(SPECIAL OFFER
'1 REGULAR. $1.25.
Paints—85‘ (its:
1 PER GALLON '
We sell a double roll of Wall Paper
from lit} up. Full line of Palotsrs' Sup-
plies. Painting and Paper Hanging.
A COHEN
40 Water St. I a
c """" Sure
“and Remember}:
litany Junk men stops at your house
without the sign was. Enron. 3 Rowan
St. E. Norwalk. on the wagon and
says he is working for me. he is elicit»
in: you. because there were some
communes. I pay lo a lb. tor rm
and lieit Brides ior solo tips. rubbers.
soother beds, metals and old automo-
title tires are in demand. Ask for
nrioos. Please untidy mo shssd as l
Tsieoho‘ns it! y
’_ 1 LadieS’.
Pumps 4! Minnie?
”at, mum H
in ell Will's.
MAX LEVY
I45WIIMW31» RNnrwaik
solids!“ to
,ht 19:
It silicone oi the mmwd Milli
curtains were stolen and the I? Pill
Tull. 342.613 1
sun very busy during the season. ,
May air
u’ocioolr‘; The swat whens!-
iex. time. W mule had but ‘
Edward flicker.
Miss .lulls E St. John. '
Stephen St. John, in Cannon street.
teacher here.
Robert. y
held at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday, Rev. E'rn-
Cemetery
Fransisfl. Munsell
Francis R. Munsell died at the Sol-
diers' home
years old.
Company D of the Twenty- i'iith regi-
‘ a resident oi Hartford for thirty years
Windsor.
Hill cemetery
I-‘un'srsl of James Paul.
The luneysl services over the re
day afternoon from his late home.
South Norwslk Congregational church,
I will emulate. Interment will ioliow' in
Riverside cemetery.
an unususlly populnr citizen.‘
resented
moms have linen
between the hours oi 71nd 9 o‘clock
ene-
INFORMING JOHN. ' '
thelnw s minder?" ask'ed
Johnny. s.
n. ‘
"You. my son." 1. 1
low a outlier?"
to bedwdt. Poul hesitates.
Miss Julia‘ niizabeth St. John died
Saturdey, at the home of her father
est McGregorwwill oiiiciate and Inter- l
client will take place in the Norwslk button 3 coolness would not have been ‘
so serious, but withuhe impoverished
In Noroton Tllursdnl'. or well-informed observers.
He Was born in Windsor and was 79 nlniost the proportions oi a, national
He was a corporal In menace.
ham. of James Paul. whose and
death occurred on Friday siternoon.
will be held at I-2. 30 o'clock 0n Tues-
For those who will be unable to at. back on Morison;
tend the funeral tomorrow. arrange-
snide whereby not llshtly to be us
iriends can view the remain. tonixht
“any pops. ls’s men'hno takes up
little I
union; established A... low records. 1’ ‘
: The new seduces oyer the re- nflflt ANXIHY m
f mains oi Editordnfl‘noiter, who died
7;; Saturday. In the Goldiers’ Home, at the 1
are of 81 years. willhe held this otter-
, notion“. Tucker was s private in i;
1: Company in, No. a NW A A one Because oi Failure 0i Washing-j,
, moot will tske piece in18prinxwoou
‘_' cemetery; 1i “it!” ‘
ion to Recognize the lluerIg"?
' Rcvsrnmenl '
one or the washinston goVernme'nt to
1 Miss St. John was very well known in accord recognition to the Huerta 8d?“
.7 the Norwallls and e. dormer school ministration crested grave anxiety In
Miss St. John Is sun the Mexican capital, _
viv‘ed M a1 dether end one brpther. which was noticeable during the last a:
The inneral‘services will he week in March even in' government .
a condition
circles.
Under some circumstances wash-
state of the national treasury common
knowledge. the distant attitude oi the
United States, according to the views
assumed
, Populariy it was assumed,
whit" as trying to sorrow 100 000. 000
060,000,000.)
lilflil.
to. be "increasingly iditllcult unless
some means Gilli be ionndJorreplen-
Ishlng .me.,psuonsl mus. A. month
after ,Husrts was Aimadclwrssldellt
to my the concussiolvthe savers
intent for say but a short period. are
and his counsellors continued melting
Rev. John Stapleton. pastor at the their plans. lloysverymn the assump»
tion that he money necessary would
be forthcoming In due time from
‘ It Is1 expected some source or other” But it hes not ~
that the tuners] will be one ot.the yet sprouted. and Decide-are now ask
largest held in South Norwsllr for
some time. because the deceased was
ins whence it.qan museum.
United states pet's in turning her
loaned, to the
Huerta government "Mould be a risk
W. and out in.
pombie {overthrow 9i Huerta would
leave the holders oi the new "hands In
on embarrassing predicament. . ‘
BRYAN PAVORO MIRI'l' BYQTEMO
APPLIED To OONQULAR
DERVIQE. A
that he is 1m
tenure in the consular service. in
- nubile utterances mulls shili he was
. , still it prints citing} but ire-vii us‘od 4
”Meal contact will the Amdrlcsnr ‘
consolin- onions in usurious 13W oi
the world. Mr. hryun 1m not..hesi1
seyviesh so smhols end oi the pore
M. North elm ensconced is
inclined to‘hsvs raisin toriolvii
‘ , Vimnflucloies, so 'M ugthq width
«on. was concerned. sell tsst
out: who hsd entersd“tbs series in
accordance with “l"? grin ' 1
L .1 uniiiiely he be dim
1 W“ A . Mo ‘ r assistants iii-1
.1 1 brought to the Soldiers Home. from Mud persist nt
1 humor-s. tor burlel. mono, held satur- Rummy and the
illicit tilliil
MEXICO CITY. April 14...“. iail— '
.i.
§ .31 Spot proof Foulards
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colors and in many. new combined
Famous the world over. always sold at
the yard Regular price now . '. ' ‘.
Wash Silks
for Sprint and Summertime.
Attractive new shades and
effective 31mm
and in highgovernmpnt once; it Was
ment, Connecticut Volunteers He was not denied.,thst unedittle iriendiy nod
from Uncle son; would have rendered ,
He then moved to New Haven. and the work oi the-country’s financiers ‘ '
recently went to the Soldiers' home.
lie leaves three sons, Fred H. Mun-woesoe
sell of H-srttord, George B Munsel] of simple.
‘ New Haven and Frank 0. Munseii oti
there was not 9min money on hand ‘
WARHINGTON Aprll'18.--8G€rl I
"And is s num who lays down the ry or State Brynn let it h. known
iy to the merit,
All. this nurture one sent Johnny m m M “mm” incarnation “a
Front. Our" Complete ~Line.‘_ ‘
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. '
The Latest Novelties in Mlllinery.6
Highest in‘ Quality._ Lowest in Price.
The Holmes Millinery \
3 Monroe 8t. 5
1 Phone 405
comparatively ~ ,
liven chi drilled enemies oi tile guy-e , , ~
The funeral wss held at momma“ President Huen‘ ‘ ‘ I
the undertaking rooms of W. 1‘ Mar— {3 “We; «laminae policy in '
chant, No. 53 Ann siret, Sunday eiter- restoring order, but his closest pen ,
noon at 2: 30 Burial was in Cedar eonal irlende ethnit his job Issuing
i We mic l“ in "Rock will
let lbw-ion, you, or. i5 isn't
maneui it. fhifi {fut
this}
GORHAM
There is or courss’mo denying the 1 1 ‘
. , ‘ and fact that the withholding oi American
aside iron: hisf popularity he was con» recognition makes in more dillcult
nested with many social end fraternal for Mexico to borrow. wool thinkers
organisstions. oil oi which will 1‘9 rep. do not hesitate to duster; that. ii the
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The Leading Ready- to-i
wear Store in The
Norwalks
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ill We are the busiest store in _
.itoWn. because we strive to make!
merchandismg the: must equal
‘exchange of Value and money.
as
w
IIIEvery Dollar You Spend here
you are sure to receive in return
a full dollar’ 3 worth.
cache in dud see" us. and at o
first glance you will see the se»
cret of our success. and also the
~r'cason why we are the must-
talked-about store in The Nor-
Norwalk Chronicler