80c snowmen”
3 Charles
miniature. III is
. licenses
growth, .
0 and 100
I d Money Lost
3 y In housekeeping time.
, . given away for which the
Most “sold the paid by
Younmsnv
Booth Narwllir. Conn.
Phone I'll.
l Nineties Two. and he will
In... y and on you 85¢ our
wines, 25 ,per me for
lien lb tor l‘h‘k Add top notch
for metals. feathers, etc.
Igleij'b'Il-rt
NeWYork
dies’Taiiors
All! MOM“
3" r322; iii
’ 3 all complete, with little: ‘
Milli. noises else Mini
is‘ Pressing sud Repair»
liters silos.»
t ili'lxlltly lsst M3
3'd3'33'31.m Icg ed
goods
For you to prove our
rihm:9ter or oath
-* oilseed .
OI'I.
' 3% 330.88 Fitted, Re air;
.. 0;“ unmmm are-
Brand I
Onef Flight IUp. .
1i CiasS
LadiEs’ Tailors
Thistle our namew'l‘hat’s All.
Big] '3
Lsdios' Tailors.
3" Tel. 920.
A
Special Offering
This week Only.
All odd. lot of Women: Shoes
and Citiords, meeting small sizes,
for
49c
:Whlle’l‘hqm
KeeIeIsIShoeStore
OPPOSITE ’HOYT’B THEATRE.
sane.
COAL
AT
'l‘hIeB. Houhfidd&8mflo.
ro. slss m w... II.
Feinstein & Bria
82 No. Main St: South Norwslk, Conn.
”The tunersi I. I
Ieiti this attainooh. intermt
‘wi take pm in Spring Grove canis-
‘ fiery. Mr. Dennis was s private in
Company Bl. 1N0. 5, CI.V.I1.
m
Funeral of c AWnsthy helm-I.
The funeral services over the re
min. of 0; Abernathy Tinker. who
died last Friday In the Boldien' Home
Noroton. at the use of seventyelx
years. was held this: afternoon. Inter~
meat will take place in Spring Grove
cemetery. Mr.I..BalIer was a private In
Company A. No. 2 C. v. H. A. ,
‘. FunersII of Mrs. King.
services for
« Appropriate tuherai
3. watchefil Javelry, Opficlll 000533 one so highly respected and possess
. ,Ing such a wide circle oi friends, were
less RepaIrIng Is our Business Magnet mm... mm... “in... .n m,
.I (W913 '51:. * ' Soath Norwalk, Memorial Baptist Church in Bridge-
‘K . port. for the late ers. 0 Howard King,
lorrner’l'y or East Nor-walk. A large at-
tendshce tilled the church edifice. Nu-
merous floral tokens of great beauty
testified to the esteem In which the
banks, of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. officiated and intermentztook
place in the Mountain Grove cemetery.
3A large number of East Norwallt
friends of the King family attended
the services.
Funeral of Mr. Benedict.
The funeral of Benjamin Benedict.
who died at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Mary A. Allen. of 7 Lynes place,
Norwaiit, was held yesterday after-
noon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Lincoln Ho!»
'Ilster casweu, pastor or the Norwelk
Methodist Church, officiated, and intel~
ment will take place In Kent, today.
Mrs. Adeline a. Dobson.
Mrs. Dobson. aged seventyseight‘
years died lit the residence of ’her
niece, Mrs Charles H iBsyies this
morning. The funeral sei'vtces oval
; the remains will be held Wednesday
afternoon from her late residence. 31
Stevens street. The services will be
1 private. interment will take place‘iu
I fliverslIde cemetery.
. William ii. Brash“;
. .wnliuih it. Brennan. 's well known
» Nowell; young man died this room'-
I95, in the Norwalk‘id spltll. He Is
survived by his mother Pout! one sister.
Miss Mary A. Bresnon. The funeral
services over the remains will take
place (rent the home of his cousin,
Mrs. John Seymour, 21 Cross street,
on Wedneedny st 8: 30 o’clock, and 9
o'clock from St. Mary 3 Church. inter-
meal. will take place in at. Mer' seem-
. star. 3
4 Funeral of Mr. smith.
The iunerai of Philtu Northrop
Smith. of Elmwoed avenue. we; held
Saturday. afternoon st Trinity Ii‘rpincr.h
friends and relatives of the deceased.
REGULAR $1.25
PER GALLON
plies. Pointiils and ammo
’40 Water St.
“* vetoes mt: shelve.
for his tone
maul. tor violent soreness,
'3eran cures
Paint 85'éts
We sell s We roll or Wall Paper
from Iic m Full lined! Paintero’ ilupi
A. COHEN
Tel. 34243
.12.
Connolleisn decree I... Oily». police
‘ communication. is s busy dish today.
loom-m cells tor the ,
new content ilsve arrived. 3 The tells.
, live usual no end I3 padded srrs'm
mm
,- the mo smut «truism. you on
feted“: evening on see helm ‘i'It- ,
gin Monument of the City
hill use. under Consumes Oliver? ,3
direction. on; nails cums has the '
.l. ‘ New ,, England. 3
nice and the entire services were ilt-.
ling to a man so highly respected in
the community; The honorary pull
hearers were members of the ventry
oi the church and the active pail hear-
or. were so follows: Henry C. Bailey.
Charles Cehrmenn. Frederick Benedict
sud [oi-nest Bopkhm. Rev Frederick
A Colleen, rector omclsted and the.
interment. I
WWW-awn
Noticei
To the Public:
Why not buy your
Groceries oi the
i
.e a
, 4';
3 ,I, villains oi Thames Hanoi»; who died .
3 ‘ ' last Friday at the age or seventyvtwo I
. ' ' are In the Soldiers‘ Home, Noreton,
. easier tone eeveioperl during the first
‘decessed was held. Rev. 6. P. Fair- .
psi church in South .Norwsiir. and the;
church was well tilled with the man)"
There were many heautiiul ilorsl Irib-‘
i importance. ‘3
utheru Pacino. «which
row minutes at trailing.
m
WWW 11 s.‘ in .~‘—~Eeet sunl-
tell nearly two points, but the remain
der ‘ot the list hardened slowly. has
returned to a level with Saturday's
nets virtually ceased alter prices had '
men,
dren
Women. and
”g Stockings
to weer our
pair, in ibiooh. navy; slate and ten.
.DDIOI‘Y(MI' dress wear. A ve
clue st Silo a pain. Cotton to]: and
', seer sILK “courses-sum ,
ole inn-r“
THE {Cm CHILDREN'S STOCK-
I? In Very ed Ioeaibie. 850 the~ :.
hit lull 303‘ slough Iblack, tan or
e. , 3
also a can. Fully
guaranteedl «Black or ten. .
”109 in Mick. WNW. l ,
navy and light Mus. tau. fill 6' "‘3’
FOR GALE OHEAP~ BLINK
thread slur. stockiusl. Double silk
' Our Missee’ Silk Lisle Shaped Hose.
MIA-r aTVLIsI-I eInLo" LIKE-
In Illinois. tan or white 25c. 35c. 500.
well. only Slicer pair.
ONYX AND GORDON SILK HOB-
iery—Ladles who appreciate the best
a.
Christian Endeavor Society will meet
in the pastor's, study. 8 p. m.’. the
Board of Trustees will {meet in the
church. All members are urged to be
present. 8:15 p. m,._ the Home Mis-
sion Study Class will meet with the
pastor. *
Association will hold a ‘prayer meet-
il’lg in the chapel. Miss Olmstead will
lead. The members are urged to be
present
Thursday-«7:45 p. m., the prayer
and males service of the church will
be held in the chapel. The pastor
will lead this service.
Friday—7:30 p. or. the Iloy Scouts
will meet the scout master in the bass-
ment rooms of the lecture ball. A mil
attendance is requested.
Grace Church. .
There will :be no meeting of the
Girls' Friendly Society Tuesday even-
ing.
Under the auspices oi the Sunday
School institution or the Grace Church
will meet Tuesday evening in the
church and Rev. John firm“, or We-
terbury, will speak. Everyone Is in-
vited. ., h.
The.Womnu'3- Gull-j of Grace
Church, will meet Wednesday It! 2.30
o’clock ut hire Schuyler Hamilton's.
at it i'uion Pork 3.4
The Sons of St. George will have
worship at 7.30 ociock in the Grace
church Sunday evenings
Ten per cent. at discomfort In s
tarnished room In too stench—410w you
use and one thlt'l at least Bil par
out. comfortable o: answering some
u“ I . I it'll ‘u .
* MAJ-”l. .2
'olecovem‘lv‘e Amen!“ ov MO-
Ton. “’3
There were three cars, one of them
laden with seasoning-outfit remark-
sbly,lngsnlous and complete. In the
others were the host. hisaismlly. and
several friends. They were people of
wealth, for only such can travel with
a flock of ilve-thoussnd-dollar cars and
three chsufleurs, and. what was much
i more Interesting. they were admirably
,ssnliille. They were homewsrd bound
L
routes of the motorinxyuideboolrs.
“Dellshtod to tell you all about It."
sffahiy cried the gentleman In com-
mand. ”We are never in a hurry.
That is half the charm of It. None of
the miserable scurrying shout so if the
devil were at your heels. Fifty miles
reaction were taken to nldgeiiol-i for"
. oi the one.
a day is our limit. I use tn maps of
the Geological survey. T ey make
camping by motor easy and delightful.
Everyrcsd. Isns.pond, hill. brook. and
farmhouse is indicated. And there is
nothing piesssnter than loaning over
country thst have not been spoiled by
heavy travel. My deu- slr. with these
maps one can on: II whole summer in
undiscovered New Illiulsnd radians.
Thu-venue motorist is omit! to leave
the min hishwsys. lie is is blind as
II list.
"I oisu the dsy' s Journey lay moons
li‘the destination lsnot
nttreetlw for motor, was easily
move on II ten miles. oty winter use
time Is devising new wrinkles of email
«alumni to osrry in ”automobile.
bur tents its “monotone intro, and
Mains it fairly [smiled T til them, or
in a hit of Woodland. on 1I’ve have Yes
one. like live like
I
close. . in genuine silk stockings should a
. this line. Fast been; also 813500,
CHURCH outcomes. ””0"“ ”3“" '
South. Nor'wslk Baptist church. FOUND ‘3
IMonday—-7.:16 'p, m.. the Junior
Wednesday—3 p m., the Woman‘s A
from 9 monthwtn the «seduced by- -,
roads of Maine. sway from the hasten "
the smmwn dirt roads or the hook _
them:
A MAN'S leK «STOCKING-MADE
of "Fibre Silk " is very silky looking
and will give good service. 25c Ia
top. cotton soles. They look and wear ‘
A wuswoMsiiaWr-ro HA8 DIS»
covered the‘ his value in . our silk lisle
Stockings for 25c. They are very
sheer and saucy. Double garter tops
and soles. give good wear. Black ‘and
tan. Seamless or inl-‘l fashioned
-p—
. or lavender. ‘
cHILonsN wsureb svsnv
Sundayw'i'o wear our ribbed lists
hose. Very dressy. also anoinnlacli,
tan or white.” . I
HE HAS RETURNED TO OUR
city—W113: Why the man that wears :5
thread at stackings with canon soles
and high spliced heels. 500 8. pair
Ibut looks like the dollar kind and I
wears hotter. Black, tan, gray, navy
BUSINESS NOTICES
324 I8 A LUCKY NUMBER-ATS
one of the leaders in the tedious Gor-
don line of silk llsle stockings oi
medium weight with deep garter tops,
high spliced heels and double soles.
PAY YOUR MONEY AND TAKE
your choice—“Onyx” Silk iise Hose
for ladies. Three weights to choose
Il‘rom. 130.409 0.1!. oheautiiul stoch-
1ng, very sheer and. line. No. 409 K K,
in medium weight. No. 409 K medium »
heavy. Any number title a. pair, in
black. white or tan.
For Further Particulars. Call on 3 .
Tristram and Hyatt
Norwnih’s Lesding Dry Goods Store
B e Sure
sand Remember
if any Junk man stops at your house
without the sign Wm. Enron, 8 Rowan
St}, E. Norwalk, on the wagon and
says he is working for me, he is chest-
ing you. because there were some
complaints. i pay in a lb. for rags
leather beds. metals and old automo-
bile tires are in demand. Ask ior
prices. Please nutil‘y me ahead as 1
hm very busy during the season.
Telephone in
“-1";—
Prepare tor the Hot Sun. Order
your
Aw n ings
now and solve money. We also do
all kinds oi UPHOLSTERI'NG
and Furniture Repairing, Mat-
tresses Renovated, Slip Covers
made t9 order., Our work is
guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully
given.
AHOHN
Phone 386-! “North Main 31.
74 Washington Street 3 .
South Norwsiit, Conn.
Floor
Covering
Consignment or stritily III-st
ouaiity, high pile Asmiheter I
Russ, 27 inches wide. 5 feet :3.
3 inches long, at”... $3.00 :j
For Crex Russ see us first. f
and best prices for auto tires, rubbers, '
(“We are the
Iii'er‘chIInIiisiIl23l
:” t .,
You-are sum to
first glance you
walks.
H. Krieger & Co
The Leading. Ready-to-
wear Store in The
Norwaiks
towII; because We strive remake
the nios‘tii equal
. exchange of value and money.
tiiE‘very Doiiar Yen Spend here
i a full dollar‘s worth
QCome inrand seeds. and at II
cret of our success. and hiso the
reason why we 3 are the 3 most-
talked-about store in The Nor-
busiest store in
’N
33 3334 "'
9‘
receive ill-return.
(
will/see the se-
. V 7M7. image.
militant ANAHEIM! V3.11“.
\‘lllw YQRK, April until: negro
sailors. who Were rmsu to abandon
.l
the 3.133511 schooner Burtholdl. In
. ‘ west indies esters. were trouser um
toils: IS"? the stains: clam. Item has
"linen. Porto‘ltlcc. on March 13 s
curricular!” the vessel’s masts
and tilted her with meter. The crew
lsr'i’irsd themselves to. the wreck. l‘our
,3 days later they were rescued sad 3‘?
’fliViiiON N0. 13 fili- UNION;
Division No. l A. 0 'ii... lisld s ro-
union and dense. lost some even-I
his. in their lodge rooms. and all the
cid- time ounces were danced. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by the.
lodge members and their guests. Wilton“
amounted to shout too. Refreshments
were served. 3 '
or. Thomas Close in solicit In the ,. "
order. presented John it. Moore, a well-
item lumber, with s‘ handsome will
3 , tell tor his faithful services to ‘1-
its. steers responded
Norwalk Chronicler