‘ "“5 ”Twain?“ 9- ; yelliy. no 2929 12:21:11qu . 7! ~ - ‘9 9 ‘ Roma? inobes,.wids. 6 fost‘ . I N T H E ‘ “B A S9 E M E N T rearluzsas .. s incestuous, at sans ;: ‘ . I: F." Crsx Ruxs'sse us first. i? * “0'00“?" M095 9-9-9 "-509: Nickeled Tack Hammers .. 9e 9 Laos Curtain Stretchersfl-flm Window Brushes .......... 400 Egg Boxes. - _, _ .9 ‘ Cotton Clothes Lines, per yard. ’Bigpapers of Tacks. all sizes. Per 100 75o. Arthur '1‘. Murray, a former N01“ ' 1c ‘ ~ ‘ 46‘ Bundles of 250 ........- ”.59 ‘ walk boy, sntsrtainltd Governor Field- 9 9 ' . _ , 9.: or, of New Jersey at his home over night at Westiield. He was also Mr. Murray's guest at the‘Westueld board 9 of trade banquet. Governor; Fielder ' ‘ was one of the speakers oi‘the ever» ‘ lug. j able, but also convenbonal Thedruptn ’ is an English outdoor model. Here is an Oxford primarily designed for the young a fellow who follows the nswest fashion ideas—the ~ round too. broad, flat tread. broad shank and low heel that have come across the water from London. But no comfortable'and sensibl‘eds deeignthatallsorta . and conditions of men have a pted it. And it can 9 tairtly has a grace and distinctiveness that you Will not find inordinary ready-made slices. Every bit of material and workmanship used in it is absolutely first. redo. it is a Regal leaderfas advance sales alrea y show. . 2 or: Many muse. sneer MNNURE ' w‘ooo Kane's L-Alto mam See the Universal Lunch Boxes Shaped like a satchel; large tray for food vacuum bottle to keep liquids hot or cold, leather handles. .Wellworth the price 5 ......... ....... .. $200 GROUND BONE FOR L'AWN‘AND GARDEN. ‘ 9.; ., . , __ . 9 9 9 _ ‘ Catholic Union Council. No. 46, K. ' J '- 9. NOW IS THE TIME! of (3., will hold its regular meeting 2222 illjliillllli BIEEIVIIBH llilllllf . Funeral of Mr. 9..."... "9m" “Hui” SPIN The funeral over the remains of the (Continued from iirst page.) late Philip iNorthrop Smith, of tiny- View avenue, will be held this after- noon at 3 o'clock, from Trinity Epis- copal Church, at South Norwalk. in- terment will follow in Ridgetield. The' funeral was to have been held on r21»- dey evening. but other arrangements have been made and friends are ask- ed io take notice. s...’ s..- .9Cris in Black King 9-9.9 Cal snd'f‘aanssla ‘ QalfBiuchuOsford Prepare tor the Hot Sun. Order your Awnings now and save money. We also do all kinds of UPHOLSTERING and Furniture Repairing. Mat- tresses Renovated. Slip Covers made to order. Our work is guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully given. A. KOHN Phone 336-4. 45 North Main St. the high school committee. The charges were contained in ten counts, nine of which were admitted. The other account, relating to the al- leged defaic‘stion, was ”thrown out by the committee ' State's Attorney Stiles ludson, of Fairflsld county. appeared for Judge [lumen and Attorney Charles S liam ilton, of New Haven, represented Don C Soils and other proponents of a hill calling for an investigation of the court affairs Mr Judson and Mr Hamilton had many ‘v‘eibal tilts EXHIBITS FCEOHIESURES To throughout the proceedings and 0x9 . ceedlngly caustic remarks were FR'ENDS’ phased ‘Wesley \\ ebei. of Gary, lndinnui while in loan last evening. was in-‘ l H. Krieger 8: Co Keeler S Shoe Store OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE. The Leading Ready- to- wear Store ill The Norwalks Funeral «Mrs. Fallon. -The funeral of Mrs. Emme‘ Amelia ’ Flallon. of Hamilton avenue. will he held from her late home on Monday _ afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev, W. H. Wnkeham, pastor of the First Meth- odist‘church, of South Norwnlk will officials and interment will take place ‘9 9 in Rowuyion. if you have trouble with“ your‘Watch Charles Brand will fix it. WA LT HAM WM 1‘ C H E 5 Burns “WSW“ Appear duced by firends to attend the con-9 cert and dance uhlch was held in Arlen Hull, after hearing of his ex periences of the past few weeks. Mr. Weber. who at present is em-‘ played by the lndlana Steel Works ofl lndlunu. as their agent " throughout this section or the country. is, leak: Funeral of Mrs. King. The funeral services over the re- mains of Mrs, 0. Howard King, for . merly of East Norwalk, will he held 9 from tile‘McmarIul Baptist church, of S. Bridgeport. at 3 o'clock on Sunday af- ternoon, Ron's. P. Fairbanks. pes- tor.of the East avenue Methodist church will offciate; .. Benjamin Benedict. Benjamin Benedict, aged eighty- throe years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary A, Allen. 7 Lynne place, lastrnlxht. He Is survived by 'Mrs. Margaret .Bull, of Kent. Mrs. Ala lop (daughters) and by Edward B. Benedict; a. son. The funeral will be held at 4 o‘clock tomorrow afternoon and the remains will be taken to‘Ksnt for interment. There was 9s hlg'dclegatlon ‘irom (lreenwloh at the hearing and the appearance of three Burns detectives added interest. 'l‘h'ree resolutions were heard. One. introduced by Sen- ator Foster. provided for an investi- gation of the court affairs. The others called for the ‘ apiidintltteuts at lug for men to no out to Gary, a town Charles D Burnett. llillkrvadd Preder- with a popula‘tlon of 75,000. Mr. ick A. Hubbard both ‘R’epdbllcnu lu- \Veber. while n his way here, atoll. cuments, and' 'Willluitl L. 'l‘l‘erneyt ped off at nearly mery station along judge and William J. Ferris. deputy the road. looking for men. including judge. both Demonruini' 1Dayton, Ohio. but upon striking there. The hearing opened with the pre- he soon found out that that section comment of the ten counts in the also needed all the men that were charges by Attorney Hamilton. in available at the present time. effect the charges allege that Henry Mr. Weber, while in the hall was ll. While, prouecullna attorney and approached by his old friend, Charles“ liquor prosecutor. is a stockholder ll. Bradley. of Chestnut street (Web- snd active in the island Beach car l or being a former Bridgeport man). partition. which sells intoxicating and these two younx men soon fell liquors without e 129922822 that Judge into a pleasant conversation. Burnes has violated the law in his appointment of wound; n. Ritch as probation officer: that the prosecuting attornsy'hss refused to persecute an Tumulty's some. The accent is on the * election bribery case in November. first syllable and that syllable rhymes . 1912: that Judge homes is a dolaulter' with "drum. " Anybody who puts the of school funds; that the chief of accenton the second and makellaptm 9 police, the prosecutoln; attorney and on the word tumultuous is ‘no friend the judge have acted illegally in the of Joe's. “below York Times. Repairs Watches, electing“ “ Chronomstorg. ' 155 Washington as. . M Homers. _' New Keeler‘Building—One . 9 Flight “9., . ..9 (II We are the busiest. store in term, because we Strive to make merchandisiui: the most corral- exchange of value and money. a. 9‘” ”I Silvery Dollar You Spend here vou are sure to receive in return a full dollar's‘worth. by in housekeeping time. . .- is of Junk . a nutrition away for which the at price would be .paid by . MMWKWw-«w—a «a. Be Slim and Remember 9 it! any Junk man stops at your house without the sign Wm. illitrou. 3 Rowan Phone 012. dust ruin Nine-enema. and he will promptly and pay you the per magazines. 20c per 100 for N iiCome 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 meet- talked-about store in The Nor- Thers seems to be a great deal of curiosity about how to pronounce The summonses ‘l'sl. sot ‘ is: moist. W...” W 9. m... "L... SPECIAL OFFER W‘s-m. ‘ * dies’Tail'ors Are Maxine REGUI‘. All $1.25 so, ill. Norwallt, on the wagon and says he is working for me. he is chest- ing you. because there were some complaints. i pay is a lb. for rags and best prices for auto tires. rubbers. feather beds. metals and old automo- colleoilon of adtomohile fines; that races and other terms of gambling are allowed. under the full protection of the chief of police and prosecuting maker. crap shooting. batting adheres , sentinel ens brine rum!" .m In 9:99 .99. mi in the but near. walks. t f bile tires are In demand. Ask for prions. Please notify me ahead as i am very ‘busy during the season. Telephone til. 9 _ W To. the V Public Ii hint is often sufficient attorney: that Deputy Judge Hubbard violated the law in normally stylus bonds; that Henry ll.1_’\'l'liits¢bas fre- fused to prosecute asap 4*; , L'llts Poiwst untlho. Bonnier Mononouuhzi Jot 999mb ludi~ olary committee, after a hearing. ad 9 muted all the counts except the pus ;‘ relating to the alleged defamation from the school funds." , When Alton. 9 nay Ferris, who is a candidate the, iPaint 85 dis PElt GALLON We sell a double roll of Wall Pillar from be on Full line of Painters Sun piles. Painting and Paper Heroine satin liaise! also Ladies? mwrmmmw A" C O H E N > “940 we" Sf. Tel. 342-43 ocxorr mos .2...:..:'"9.::~.... 22 do: us. all complete. with $1119 2222 “22.12.999.209, 9’0“!)va CANDY DY “AROM— . soar. YORK, 91’s., April 19.27-0de «out , by pares! post from Harrisburg to F. 21- m M. Milena. postmaster st Dillsburs.’ 9 1999:,“ «Willie open their “poisoned six persons in the little town ‘ s premlogpt cotton yesterday. Postmaster Allison nod! 3" 5"“ watch 9" ”W "l “‘S , yesterday. 7 ‘ a his daughter Catherine, are “sonny W” at was omidsutetssy- ill. 9- S And see he a dandy sur- remiss operating in ’ The others mode sieit h the- needy ' a it lies to hustle island and are Bailey sum one us or: with. " sud was the or to: it. it n. carriers. ll editions end when Melon spent...» oil his deputy Judge. was alsoussius the at um «reactions.» which has»; . , ’99 . ” ‘ IT 8 ALWAY 2222.2.222222 22.2.2: ; ; ‘ ’f j, . g _ 9 z , . ADViSABLE' _ glut}; 1:410“ $1111?“ Sigma.” some to so to so old-enlnbilhbsd plate Pumps 8t Ontards of S2 5 and $3 where people are known to be stalls; lied with their well little; elements: 3 Femslein 8: Bus minimum. , 9 ‘9 . Stills. Main St: Mill Romain; can». 2 ‘ ‘W m. ' . Several times the ,illlstsd hellfire din. .‘ils‘lhilion wars far my. ‘l‘hs latter ref diff. some Writs ' how us “fill MW -or you can have it on the his If you choose. 9 «99-22mm and lnytdliif 9922929.» ‘ * molt bat anywhere
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