It you hev9 trouble with
vv
will fix it.
New Keeler
‘ ADVISABLE»
where people are-known to be satis-.
ed ‘with their well fitting garments.
Fernstem 8r Bria
Ladles’ Tailors.
82vNo. Main St. South Norwalk Conn.
Tel. 920.
MAKE NATURE HUSTLE.
FERTlLlZERS
' .4 CF MANv’KlNos.
to.
if SHEEP MAHUHE '
Moon sense
LAND PLABTER
‘enouno sous
FOR LAWN AND eAaoeu.
‘ .
NOW 18 THE TIME!
Charles Brand
' fiepsln WntohII,‘GIOokI and:
Chmmmfiflfi
155 Washington sew
Flight Up.
r
WWd1d‘%%%4
The NewYork
Ladies’Tailors
Are Milking
”8““ “’ $22. iii
Order
and up. all complete, with Skin»
ncrs satin linings also Ladies'
and Gents' Pressing and Repair»
ins
ROCKOFF BROS.
, ZONOTH MAIN BT.,
South” Norwslk. Tol. 802-2.
Werewowcw
m
m
your Watch:
809th Nomnlk
Building-e-One
INORWALK CLUB ELECTS OFFI-
GERB. .,
‘At the annual meeting of the Nor-
walk Club held last evening, routine
‘ business was transected and the fol-
lowing oillcers were elected:
President—«likederiok H. Quintard.
VicePresident—4L William Mans-
field. '
SecretaryHSeymour Curtis.
Tréeaurer and Collector—Charles E.
Curtis.
Directors—William L.- Olsen, David
H. Pollard, Oliver ‘8. Jackson. Freder-
ick A. Lockwood, John w. Beatty‘, sem-
uei James. Robert S. Van IBuren, Frank
‘W. Gregori'.
Council—«Albert A. ‘Betts,’ Edgar G.
Murphy. James E. rHubbell, William
L. Weed, Elbert S. Adams, Charles H.
Chasmar, Thomas C. Balcom. Frank
1. Jones. Allen 10.. Bette, Chester 8.
Selleck, Harold A. Baldwin, Gilbert R.
Hastings.
Auditors-Ge0r3e S. Raymond, C.
Otis Fitch.
Housecleaning Time
Brings to Light Plenty of
UNK
I pay the highest price ii‘or metals
and rubbers. 25c per 100' for news-
papers, 35c for magazines. 1c 3. lb.
for rags.
G. YOURDISKY
Phone 912.
27 Ely Ave. South‘Norwalk, Conn.
SPECIAL OFFER
REGUL \R‘ 3125
Paint 85 dis
- PER GALLON
We sell a double roll of Wall Paper
train tie up. Full line 01 Painters' Sup
plies. Painting and Paper Hanging.
A. COHEN
40 Water St. Tel. 342-13
.——~—-—~..- — ~43 .0-
Be Sure
and Remember!”
Ill any Junk mun stops at your house
without the sign Wm: Enron. :l Rowan
St, E. Norwaik. on the wagon and
says he is working for me, he is chest-
ing you. because there were some
complaints. 1 pay lo a lb. for rags
and best prices for auto tires. rubbers.
leather beds, metals and old automo-
bile tires are in demand. Ask for
prices.
am very busy during the season.
Telephone iii.
.5.
BUY
Hazeltdn
COAL
i The li.liershfi:lddrSou Co.
‘ ' in Wow It.
w... ..n "4......“ ms... .._.
ladies’
”a...” ‘3. ,. 6...... m...“
Pumps Sr Oxfords
at $2.50 and $3
In all Leathers.
~ MAX LEVY
Mil Washington St. 5. Norwalk
* $100 no..."
that owing to thc'
‘ their correspondent.
H
Can he sold at any time.
E¢
9‘99:
Interest accrues each day.
Correa-pondencefioi
BEYER & COMPANY
(“The Hundred Dollar aloud
House")
BANKERS,
New York.
Please notify me ahead as i;
Mayfair
52 William St.
__.....-- *—
llilill iii lilll SlRlEl
WALL STREET 10: to a. m.———Trud-
'illg brought pressure to bear upon the
lower ..plans
and receded a point. l‘rie First l‘l‘d.
steady.
was discontinued and the marks
picked up rapidly
ing was in small \olumc and the re-
covery originatcd largely from a
switch in the market position or some
of the active professionals.
oil.
\VAIIJL S'l‘iRE‘E’I‘, 1 p. m.~—Spccula-
tion was all but suspended between
12 and 1 o'clock. as the market was
idle for long intervals and fluctua-
tions were trivial. in general, the un-
dertono was good dedpite further shad
ing in some bond prices.
0 ON HARTFORD THIP
Quite "a number of citizens from
Norwaik went to disrttord today on
two special trains to attend the hear.
ing on the consolidation hills before
the Committee on Cities and Her-
oughs. A lively hearing is expected.
and the time set for the beginning is
‘1 o'clock.
I...
LAST FAIR NIGHT
‘\
Tonight is the last appearance at
lurgc number will be present.
awarded.
WW
REFEREE BARRETT'S ACCIDENT
at. the boots in Norwailr last night
concluuion.
when a rear tire roiled oil.
repairs.
.t.....m.mmm.......... . .m... ..........w.l.,..... new”... .—
To the
Public
é!
A hint is often saint-lent
'l‘o adults people open their
eyes. “'1
no just watch our space in the
“"pupor
And one what u dandy our
price. '
We offer you all kinds of bar
gains.
Not the usual ones you know,
But the kind you
rely onw .
Good honest onewnot all
"i“:
can always
' We [nannies alto! our spec.
lots. {9
So. when you so in tor; _
economy. *
st dominance dream A
Norwnlk and a number from South'
Maples a: Goldsch
increased demand fer standard sroo bonds in
this locality. Beyer & Company have up‘phinted us to act: as
Orders may now be placed through us for standard $100
bonds, yielding from 4 per cent. to 6 per cent. ‘
Advantages of $100. Bonds.
A net return or 94 per cent. to 6 per cent.
(Many listed on the New York Stock Exchange.)
Sale and conservative Banks and Trllst Companies buy them
Ilianks loan on standard 8100 Bonds. ,
Send for a Copy of “The $100 Bond News."
MAPLES 81 GOLDSCHMIDT,
Stocks and Bonds,
85 Washington Street. South Norwaik, Conn.
W
stock market at the opening today and’ best known men died yesterday morn
first prices of the leaders were on a ing while working for Mlddlebrooka,
Amalgamated was par- of Camp street. it wag a wry sudden
ticulariy susceptible to bear selling death and a blow to his family.
lost 1 14 and General 11 iectric a point. :to daughters.
The Petroleum stocks. which hme dis over the remains will be held at 2.30
played marked weakness recently were o'clock Thursday from his into home
WALL STREET, ii a. m.-——Selling.lcy will officiutc and the remains will
Amalgamated made for burial.
up its loss and Reading sold nearly :11 the lied Men of (‘ockcuoc Tribe No. .
point above yesterday a (losing. Triad i3) l. 0 R M.
American inr a 1min as was ,lumcs Paul wgere
Smeltiug subsequently dipped sudden: hcli from his into. home yesterday at-
l)' to 68 H and the whole list cnscd. iernocn.
the Flrernen‘s Fair in South \OrMik- the bill creating the ethos of deputy .
and although the weather promises to Judge in the city court of Waterbury
be unpleasant it is exuecmd that a A delegation of the citiscns of that
The city waited upon him today in opposi
Lyric orchestra will again furnish mu- lion to the (mention of such an ethos
sic for dancing and the prizes will be The deputy judge h, to receive a gal
Jack Barrett. at Stamford, referee county iolegntion today over the on 1
‘ trouncemunt
started homo in an automobile at their the
The car had not bone for day.“
The mag film: our word that the meeting was
chino was taken to illunks‘ llnrugc for to he tor prayer and song.
Illuvc been 'l‘noeduy, May 20.
I
" 1513110130 or civil It moron uni :. ,_ ..
- ire-limit were M‘MJW w,
$100 Builds."
“hr
in '
to $9.
.L_
The kind the baggage smasher cannot hurt,
GENUINE
Gladstone “Bags Leather
Lenther lined, very roomy. $4.50 to $8.00
;
$4
1
14 in., 50c
catches.
$1.50 to $3.50.
*TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwaik's Loading Dry Goods Store ‘
8 and ii Gazette Buildtug, Norwnik.‘ Connecticut
We haVe the Proper Grip
for all occasions. Never have we shoWn such a big assortment
‘Soiid Léather Suit Cases Matting .TraVeling Bags
CLUB SHAPES
. 16 in., 85c'
Matting Suit Cases
Leather handles and corners.
75c. $1.00, $1.10, $1.25.
Special values in 24 inch- cases, full leather lined.
:-
.............
rI.I.-.'il.- .....
18 in.,‘ $1
brass. locks and
1
lilllHS lilijliiiiiilll.
Silas w, Brown,
Silas W Brown. one of Norwaiks
He
is survlyed by a wile, one son and .,
The funeral services
Highest in Quality.
The Holmes
Phone 405
in West Main street. Rci. R. G Hart-
be taken to thé Ncr'wulk cemetery
The null bearers will be
1 1‘!" '- 'n/u
___.—....
Funeral or James Paul.
Appropriate champion ior so popu-
Q
i
.9
u
m
it
Rtv. John Slupieton, pastor!
and at length upon the life and good ~
works ol his former friend .lltcstinx 1 '
the great esteem in which he was
held Mr Paul‘s funeral was unusual-
ly largely attended. primal tributes oi ‘
great beauty and magnificence were
in evidence. Delegates tram all the
various societies. Maternal and social.
attended. swelling the total of those
paying their last respects.
”vanilla arronr
(Continued from that page.)
get it for. you,
made.
t
10 First 8!.
tee would hare liked to give a tavern—
ble report, but nobody appeared to sup- 1
port the measures and leave to will»
draw was their only course.
Select Your New
From Our Complete Line.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.
Tire Latest Novelties in Millinery.
Lowest in Price.
' -l" ’l "I
WHW‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘
Wall
Paper
We have i‘ in stock, will
’ The
GORHAM
co.
DECORATORS.
East Norwaiit
Tel. 452.
Milliner‘y
8 Monroe St.
~‘\-~‘~‘(j¢\
-1-/'/-i-l'r-l
or it isn’t
“‘-““‘-\.“.‘\.‘\.-‘.- ‘r‘
, clas'a.~r,a,wivpuza,'.
.The governor received yesterday:
11-1
\
nry of $2. 500 which is the. some
mount that is paid the judge.
There was a stir in the Litchtlold‘j
the bulletin of
county meeting on Sun-
The jokers in the delcsation
in
Later it
won discovered that the date ulnluld
" 0n]
The house took up the hill providing
for ammonium on school buildings
which was tabled the other day. Mr,
tiroan oiturud on srnendment provid-
ing that the than» Board of Education
instead or its agents shall have powhr
to enforce the act. The hill on amend.
ml was then missed,
HAurronu'a was was $315,000
iiAIl'l’Ft)llll,’A prll in. an ions or her
at sheen
Men 'u
Heel and Ten, and
Man‘s "QNYX" Pure hillk'
tween $26.00 and 336mm was today the High ”Wm; “M, and
estimate put upon the fire which broke Y'llouhlux" Hole with Top
outlast before midnight last night in 3:11.231 in}? :21: "1:33! (53;:
- , ll , ‘ ’ ' t
the New Method Laundry building. on lluruundy. hello: ourrilo an d
Albany Mouse The hrlns which our smoke. Value fills.
lured other than the laundry were the
mar Manufacturing Company, runners
at overalls, and Mr. Maureen. mono»
lecturer at memoirs. the upper part
or the building was burned hill. and
much'valuauie machinery redacted
useless? The loss is Well covered by:
insurance.
aldwurd MoNaily, the tiremsn who
was overconle by smaller and taken to
ahosplurl in a serious condition. is.
said to be out or danger this otter»
noon.
M
Monday Tuesday
14th 15th
in:
ill-Hunt.
.. y
MTIlWMNitl 11' canes ,
litrI. n; Better or Mamet, cuter-
‘ Med.
THREE
1‘ Onyx”
DAYS
[April 14. 15 and 16
to buy
Hosmar
"ONYX" Hill!
interned with "Militia"
The most celebrated and best
known “all lions.
.3 pairs tor $1.00
3 pairs tor $1.00
Liam. miss this opportunity.
These 3 days only. 7
“ Ladies’ ”limes" Gloves
enamels. with black stitch“
leis A ten Romain.
" It WASMWH orator.
x,”
Prices
Lisle re-
: , litre
ilplicud ‘tlolc.
anuo illlc.
Wednesday
ttlth
While
....... .76
walks.
H. Krieger & Co
The {Leading Ready-to-
wear Store in The
Norwalks'
(“We are the busiest store in
town, because we strive to make‘
merchandising the most equal
exchange of value and money.
iflEvery Dollar You Spend here
vou‘are sure to receive in return
a full dollar’s worth.
(“Come in and see us, and at a
first glance you will see. the se-
cret of our success. and also the
reason why we are the most-
taiked-about store in The Nor-
H. Krieger 8r Co
.~~*--> M Jinan
,.
b
A
AGENCY FOR
RE GAL
DOHCDLAS
snoas
Keclers‘ Shoe Store
OPPOUTE HDYT'I THBA'WW.
Morrow-m
North Main street late yesterday or:
or one or theltroiiey rail pistes left
in the roadway or workmen installing
well “this distance and quite a crowd
collected. it is understood that the
new still! claim deaths“ from the
‘ meanest dummy.
turnout nodes the rear wheel run or» ’
. the new melt. one or the rear tires -
~ was out. The explosion was heard tor
7,4 Washington Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
Mailings ,
f: Linoleums
. Art Squares
st torso automobile with a New Your “
stale license number drove down ~
Rugs
(it All Description:
Tao our cool. at summonse-
furnished mm is too mocha—lot m
an m on- tust's st tee-t. at our. .
cent. comfortable to «term mi
I‘m "4 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler