\
Ladlee' Tailors.
fit." ,
figrcmgo.‘
‘1 walk Club held last evening,
south. Nor-walk.» conn.
oF‘MA‘nY KINDS.
SHEEP MA-NusE‘ . ~ ..
”Hobo ASHE-3 ‘
than MASTER“ ‘
I enouno some .
Iron iAwN AND Hansen.
u
. NOW IS THE TIMEI
. cw Rector d3ullding~0ne
Flishl lip. ‘
GEES. ,
'At the annual meeting or
”business was transacted and the fob
lowing oiiloers were elected:
President—“Frederick"iI-i. Quintard.
Wice-President—iii. William
field. '
Secretary—aseymour Curtis-
Treasurer and ICollector~Oharles E.
Curtis. .
Directors—«William J... Olson. David
'H. Pollard. Oliver B. Jackson; Erotica
lok A. Lockwood John W. Beattyi. 8am-
uel Lynes, Robert 'S. Van Buren, Frank
W. Gregory. ; .'
CouncilL—Albert A. Betta. Edgar G.
Murphy. James E. d-lubbeli, William
L. Weed. Gilbert ‘S. Adams, Charles it.
Charmer. Thomas .‘C- Balcom, Frank
1. Jones. Allen 0. Bette, Chester 8.
Selleck Harold A. Baldwin, Gilbert R.
Hastings.
Auditors—«looms S. Raymond; C.
Otis Fitch.
W3:
Housecleaning Tim e
iii-logsto Light Plenty of
I pay the highest price lior metals
and rubbers. 25c per 1003 for news-
papers. 350 for magazines. to a lb
(or rags.
‘ , G. YOURDISKY I
...- 1 Phone 112.
ZPEIy Ave. South Nor-walk. Conn.
4
SPECIAL OFFER
REGULAR n 25
Paint 85 éts
were brought to filtrates and at
5. rest in the Spring till-eve Cemetery
- this afternoon. '
Mans— ~
"I‘vedwd bras"
‘ 7 in Putnam.
The remains
one. on Satur-
Min my, Wempe.
Mary, fifteen year old daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wempe. of
West ‘Norwaik, died yesterday after-
noon, from heart'disease. The tun-
erai will be held on Thursday utter-
noon at 2 o'clock with interment ,. in
St. Mary's cemetery.
v
Funeral of Mr. Bullion.
7 The funeral of Henry Bustling, of 7
Reed street, was held on Saturday Rf-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. .Rev. John Stap~
leton officiated. Horace Keyworth,
Homer Bucknam. William Stevens and
Howard Holmes were pnll bearers. ln-
termenI followed‘in the Norwalk cem-
elery.
Funeral of Mr. Paul.
The funeral services of James Paul
will be held this afternoon from his
late home at: 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. John
sulpleton, pastor of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church, will oilicinte.i
Interment will take place in Riverside
cemetery, The services will be largely
attended; the various religious, frater-
nal and social organizations to which
the deceased belonged, being repreI
sented by large delegations. The pail
bearers will be Frank D ‘Layton Wil- I!
find Bodwell, J. Emory Stevens, Jos-
eph “W. Gorhnm. Alexander llummler
and Victor W. Ferris.
I
Funeral of Mr. Morgan.
The funeral senices over "the ie-i
mnlns of Ira i". Morgan Were held this
morning from his into home in \\il
ion at it oclock. Rev. Kenneth Mur-'
kenzle officiated and interment looki
place in loe‘s Hill cemetery. I
IIIIIII II [III SIRIII
WALL STREJT 10:10 a nir—
Prlces barely moved in the opening
'ard’s session.
' The 'annual convention and districtI
stowards’ meeting oi the ministers ,
and term or the New York District.
New York man conference. will be
help at the First Methodist Episcopal
church in South Nortvaik on Thursdey. '
April Pith.
The members of the convention will
be the guests of the Lsdles' Aid Boei-
ety of the local church.
"rile day's program is as tollowsz.
Morning. ten o'clock-—~District stew-
Chairman Rev. Arthur
H Goodenoush district superintend-
e.llt
Afternoon two o'clock—Public con-
ventl'on.
Devotions—~Rev. Geo Whitfield SI
monson of Bridgeport.
Pastor Wakeham's greetings.
Address—~"The Church Problem of“
Today."-Rev. W W T. Duncan, New
Rochelle.
SENATE INSISTS ON A POPULAR
ELECTION OF SENATORS.
iHAng‘F‘ORD, April ill.--'i‘he enats
today refused to accept the Muses
amendment on the county commission-
ers' :hiil‘and insisted upon its former
action in passing that bill, which pro
vides for popular election of those
commissioners. The matter was cali-
ed from the table by Senator McNeil.
who asked for the rejection of the
House amendment. Senator lsbeli ob-
jected to such hasty action, and Mr.
\icNeil stated that legislative time
was growing short and if matters were
not disposed of pretty soon it would .
the necessary. for either Friday sessio‘hs
or evening sessions to dispose of the
busineSs. Senator McDonougll
matters He served n‘btlce on the Re
Ipuhiican senators that the Democrats ~
uould reject every aniehdment ofiered
and uonld insist upo‘n' the carrying ..
out oi lh pledges of the \l‘lemocratlo
.party in I'll or of the election of those ‘
leommiseioncrs by the people. Senator ‘ '
Reynolds wished to have the matter ‘ .
made the order of the day Senator ..
Ilshell again pleaded forl time in which . .
Mter .
to alter another ameiidme‘nt.
some debate In which \‘lr. Mobonpnsh
insisted that the Dem’o
said I
; that there should be n'd'delay on these ‘ '
crate ware so. ‘ '
{log to carry out their? pittty pledges ‘
Nowell: Lending Dry Goods Store .
ii and ti Gazette building. names. Connecticut
New designator dainty dresses. in all weights and grades
Chenéy’ s Spot- proof FeuIards Wash Silks
Plain colors and in many new combinations.
Famous the world over, always sold at 85c
the yard. Regular price now . . .
for Spring and Summertime.
Attractive new shades and
effective stripes
750
Our noun Umbrellas for lien and Women are the Best in Town I
Select Your New
From Our Complete Line:
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hate.
The Latest Novelties In Milllnery.
Highest in Quality. Lowest in Price.
The Holmes Millinery’
Phone 405 8 Monroe St.
"-1)- Inf-um mfa‘lnp'a/‘jn/q‘
\‘\‘\.\-\‘\‘\-\‘\. ““\Z‘~
all
'Paper
We have i‘ in stock, will
get It for-you, or it, isn't
mane. ~ «'1 4- "
Tilt:
HAT
s M—v-ano‘
H Kneger & Go
The Leading Ready-to-
wear Store in The
Norwalks
QIWe are the busiest store in
town.bccause we strive to make
merchandising the most =equal
exchange of value and money.
.3
' The NewYork
Lmdies’Tailors
Are Melting
Suits to $22 50
Order
and up. all complete. with akin-
‘nm eatln linings also Lndiee'
. and Gehis' Pressing and Repair.
in.
'40 Waterw St. Tel. 342-13
Be Sure
and Remember‘:
if any junk man stops at your house
without the sign Win. Enron. 1i Rowan
E. Norwnllt. on the wagon and
says he is working for me. he is cheat»
lug you. because there were some
IWAIJL: STREET il a. mrlstandardl“ c'ommlttee on conference on behnli ‘
stocks succumbed to the weakness of? “I ““3 gem“ ‘ I ’ '
the low priced specialties. many otI
which lost apolnt or two. Among. thei
favorite issues. pressure was most ef-
fective in St Paul Canadian PHCIHC
Great Northern pic. lAhIKh Valle.» ‘
Reading and Union Pacific, which IV or
used a point lower.
WALL STREET, Noon.—:Tbe sd.’
vence oi American stocks in London
went unneeded in the home market. i
. I r r . : ‘ ‘3 . ‘ i. V i ‘ ‘ I
J \ [’an 22:12: Jgresmntmii 3:31.“ :2)! III IIIEIiIlechiilvaetIId ilIhIIIe “IIIIIG “’33 a , I I I I. I I I ff/f
* - We sell a do‘ubie roll oiN Wall Paper I ' I The «House amendment was rejected . , GORHAM , ‘ r"
_ . $1,: BcPungnllline offiluum Sup- fornia and lexicon touching new low and the Senate voted to adhere to m P . «Every Dollar Y0“ Spend. hefe
,. . n; and Paper Hanging. points. The Harrlmsn stocks werehmflou‘ action in passing the original CO t . . t“
‘ lower. but Steel and Reading were ~ « ‘ , e‘ 0“ are sure 0 receive ill ‘9 l‘
d***;+ A. C O H E N virtually unchanged bill Senator iMcDono’ush Was mags ‘ . DECORATORS v [I
to Pint St. East Nor-walk
The railroads committee reportedi . - Tel. 452,
favorably to the House a‘ bill proud.
Hug a penalty of $5 for smoking in!
i'any street railway car when the per-
son smoking shall refuse to obey unwa
reasonable rule which has been pro-3
vided prohibiting that practice.
INDIANB ACTIVE.
linens Iiiuyioft No. 26 1-,2 l. 0 it.
where prices dropped throughout the M “(I a my time last night when m“;
morning trading it was pointed outs candidates were initiated into the mythI
that the current decline in securities.‘m{‘°“” of the order. followed by m
a full dollar’s worth.
QiCome in and see us, and at a
first glance you will see the» sc-
cret of our success. and also the
reason why we are the most-
. talked—about store in The Nor-
walks. *
to buy ‘ ”
~0an * H. Krieger 8: Co *
Hosmav v ‘ ‘
at Special Prices
MRI? :2? ‘.
Men» "ONYX" silk Lisle gre-
., interred with “Double: Km?”
» iioei and Too. and Solid
The most celebrated and best I
~ known Hall flout Value title.
3 pairs ior $1.00
ROCKOF F BROS.
= 1 so now MAIN s11,
South Nam-lit. Tel. 362-2.
+44%
complaints. 1 pay lo a lb. “tor rags
and heat prices for auto tires, rubbers.
leather beds. metals and old sulomo
bile tires are in demand. Ask for
prices. Please notify me ahead as I
am very busy during the season.
- Telephone ill.
eaiieciuily high grade bonds. {endedIfr-eshmonts oonsisting of roast beef
to restrict the InVoetmcili demand and ”I‘dw'ch“ ”“1 “we"
predictions were made that a further; 1‘ w” decided ‘0 hold a barn dance
readjustment of prices was necessary“ a the MM future and ‘ committee“
to conform w‘ the heels "1“,th by consisting of Chairman William
the higher interest rate oi new tunes CIWKI‘BV- C. A ‘Mcyumara. John ii;
in this connection especial significance Gallagher, Alfred (slim! and Albert
was attached to the inst that the new 3" ”mm” w“ appointed to "NM”
ladies .. . tor the affair.
Mayfair; To the
Pumps & Oxfords Public
in $2.50 and $3
in all Leathers.
[April 14. 15 and 16
”w m Mumm- W M
‘1‘
IXIGUTIVI oommrru users.“
The “occurs committee of tho‘
South Norwelk Protective mime mot.
' last evening and considered the div:
aion bill which has been limited for
presentation to the Committee on Clo
‘len and 'Bomulhs RI Hartford tumor»
row. Plans were also perfected for
the trip to Horticrd tomorrow.
A hint is alien suinoieut "
To nuke people open their
AGENCY FOR
Ariel Cameron
* ~ - W“. - ” , . new. "onyx“ have auto .
in. mhfi 5mm. , r HDIPITAL NOT”. _ ‘ um W p,
‘3.“ ”ma ’ ' MAX LEVY 3" "m “I“ °‘"' ”W” "’ ‘1‘“ ”W Amie O'Hara. of m mums lmliiuxgpuggle. “I’ll. 35’ RE GAL 74 Washington Street V
in ' 7 . new I House, was hammer in nu. hospital (tom and silk Plaitod (“luff--
- 145 Washington St... S. Notwalit ”any. mi; 3. 4m, 3.... yesterday tormelinsl treatment glut. 3am gear. mv.‘ when 30”” “Willi. Willi-r "
‘ . - , e mi», , Min Julia tiriitih. ct nutter street. ‘ «1:35? yam: Siam?” “ “W '
Aves operated noon at the Norwsiii
Hospital this moraine. by lir i. A.
Stroll. assisted by Dr. fluorite J. Per
o
DOUGLAS
< - snaps . ,
Keelers Shoe Store
OFPGIITI HOVT'O WfiYIfi
I point for $1.00
hon't miss this opportunity.
( Honour Tuesday Wodnesdni
3 With “5 Ill . . ”til
mtdeys unlit.
.W "own" more n, White
Mots. with black outcry
, $1.75
Mailings
“Linoleum.
Art Squares“
:7o:~‘s:a,~ll;-;-:a,-;w7*1~:‘ a“! * no ~3-.':I ' t
. esoteellrerltnorfs
. rots“ I:O'CA.IT‘:‘I:‘;'“':‘.‘3. Willi-no.9"
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