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Halide titted, best kind lilo
Other places you pay 15c to 25c
«tor the name . .
Charles Brand
Flat-clue minim” It Our Business
Magnet.
. 155‘ Wuhlnaton er. south Norwalk.
New «Keeler Building, Ono Flight Up
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High Class
LadieSi Tailors
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Lollioe’ Tailors.
82' No. Main St. South Norwnlk, Conn.
Tel. 920.
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Special Offering
This Week Only.
an odd ro'i‘ or“ 'i‘ihllnena Shoes
.and Oxlords, mostly small sizes,
5490‘
'2 While may Last.
Keelele’ Shoe Store
opposite lacuna rumlla.
Hazelton
COAL
muhmmolasim Co.
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We tell a double roll oi Wall Pnpo'r
from an pp. Full line of “Purim moon»
pilot, momma till.
A. C O H E N
in who: St. “rel. 342.13
mum- mum—nu ‘
moALLll Miler on anemone
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Janice Porgy Thou Find: in Forgery
Gale—«Milly no. Flromon'o Ploy.
WWPORH‘. April 24. Malia in»
Fwill». oil diriuoport who wall “arrow
all. some time nk’o‘. for Mlle! ll
worthilm check on Jr J. Gillette, oi ’
Wmtpprt. and who new lumped a
bond oi rm. has been «mind
and reciprocal troll neural over to tile
motivation. try Justice attire m
"roan “WING-B 000M ,
Wilder-inst Honda ludmhiu resolution 3
(or the calm in that any. and it who“
.il‘oely stated that the Darnberafle and
member“: in both branches hell' been
.drawn into hath the New Haven and
Bridgeport matters and the holding hp
at no count-matter; of Judge Mesklll,
oi New Britain. and Judson Griswold
and Deputy Judge ‘Lewls, or Bel-ll,
rawl‘utlona last night, although it was
stated that there was no opposition to
those judges. was a part of the in-
volved situation. ,9 The Bridgeport
'iutigoslilp resolutions were heard
early. save that. to behold oi Judge
Carl Foster. the Republican candl-
dnto tor reappointment“ by request
or the Bridgeport delegation, which?-
wished to get its content out of the
way of other contents, that with the
delay at the Foster resolution has
thrown numerous appointmenti‘l in
Juxtapositioll with the New Haven and
Bridgeport contests. ,
ITALIAN stallin-
“ KlLLElliiiY PliLlliE
HOPEDALE. Mann, April Zii—The
first fatality in connection with the
strike at the Draper Company occur-
red today when an Italian striker was
shot and killed in a clash between
police'and pickets on the outskirts of
the town.
The firing was general on both sides
for a tow minutes, but no other per-
son was struck. .
TO TIE HANDS OF BENNETT 0N
HIGHWAY WORK?
HARTFORD, April 24.——’l‘bore seems
to be little iluals (or the story that.
‘ the friends ol the Roraback-Macdona't
organization in the house havecom-
' hint-d to prevent the passage of any
‘ appropriation for improvement of the
*v highways of the state. as a means (Al,
; llelng the hands and toot oi the high-
aax» o-Anluluioner and securing wbnl.
V pntlnfaciiorlvlhey might get out or
' holding up the states hixhway‘ work
The story‘humeen told and publish-
' omdlowovon‘thatrthe hithwly depart.-
mant will not get 3 dollar beyond its
most urgent requlrdnientl and nhat
the appropriation for new. lllxbwaya
will he unprecedentodly Small irony
is granted air All...
There is I hill. introduced by the
Good Reads Association or Connecti-
out. appropriating 36.000.000 (or iii.
improvement of trunk line hallways
in this tune and the backers of this
bill aeem to ho tearful diat’tlleirdnloaa
ore willvba killed along with othoro
that prelude money for highway work
Some nowhere of tile roadie bridges
and riverarcomloittoo treaty told to-
day that they did not think the Good
it do dominion bill would pane in
its prudent term. They objected not
so much to the amount oi the wow
pl-llzlion naked for all they did to per-
mitting a hoard of supervisors to tell
the highway commissioner lull what
he should do in the way or spending
llliu money. - Thin bill it pulsed would
in itself very oli‘eotulliy lie the hand:
of the uisllway department under a:
the isolation or the trunk lino: in con-
corned.
mar-mun m1
nominal I!“ hi1“! mite
7 infirm“
'0
Notice!
To the Public:
Why not but your
Crunches oi the
I.
New England
- lie-till
Venn he lurid lMitmim in or:
continually in the Hairline. m
«whip cultured a
lit? oi wlr .9
hi: fatal illnes v. 1“
‘i’llnol‘ll of John Rich.
The funeral of John Rich will he
held at 7. 30 o’clock tonight in lany-
lnxton street. Rev J. H. Brown will
oiflclato. Interment will he in Mount
Oliver Cemetery, Brooklyn, tomorrow;
-—~—~..
The Funeral or Maragrot Failin-
mane oi Marazret. the seven year old
daughter of- Mr and Mrs William 1m ‘
son. who died Tuesday at her home in
as Chapel street were held this after-
noon at 2:30 o‘_.clock Interment took
place in St. Mary's cemetery.
“—
Funeral of John London.
The funeral servrueo over the re-
' main of John London who died at
the axe oi.’ titty-seven years, will he
held from his late home In Winnlp‘auk
Saturday at 3 o'.clock [interment will
take place in Silvermlue cemetery.
Bov Louis E Howell will officiate.
Funeral or «hope E. Smith.
The funeral services over the re-
mains or Joseph E. smith ware held
home or his brother. Frederick J.
Smith of Comrtock avenue. Rev. L, H.
(farewell oii’iclated. hull interment.
place in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral oi Mrs. John am...
The funeral sarvlcoa- over the le-
mallle of Mrs. John Donnie. who died
in the Norwalk Hospital Monday.
were largely attended this morning at
9:15 oclock ilrom her late rosidehrc
rind 10 o'clock from St. Mary‘ 3
Church. interment look place in St
Alary'ereuletery. »
The palibearersi‘were M. J. Riordan
‘1'. F‘. Clone. John Mooroil. John Clark.
P. J. Hansh‘vlind D. J. McCarty Flow-
er bearers were John Farley. William
Smith. Edward Drlaco’li and Charles
'W Father Find." Qéia'tod. Jolluai
Paul and John waldo hails at the
ol‘lotrory and thé’. rho sang on the
body left the church '
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HEATING WATER "BY ELEC»
TRICITY.
One advantage oi the oldduabioned
coal range for the kitchen Ina tbntm
it alwaya provided plenty of hot water
main or a 'Inrerrmni" in the line'-
«born continuum Inppiy at hot m.-
any in invent a no hector (or the
water tank.
Electric ranges are now taking tho
boeudorlaod tor one in connection
with elerarlo nouns. Whore mall
automatic hot water heater in entire
lr practical With the device the
water in heated try elonirlolty u in,
A: it il drawn rod when the tunnel in
cloned the hoot ill lilllt of! But this
, device ill hardly practical for wall
dry and for general Manhole use.
Where it ill delimllo to heat a lame
non heater in m, The heater in
£3.“th directly to the took. the w
“or olronloliog naturally from the
‘ unicorn at the unit it: , the heat
or one up to the top .- he that.
9 The healer comma 9! ll hollow.
cloned cast iron cylinder. with a hole
the will; pipe commune. and one
in therhbl‘iom tor the Mill: nail.
A m; and moat tube. lemma
“ ihmudh the Minor hole lid welded
worm a mum. in! till
38 m M lifts. the and
ear in nudity mild in 9mm
“ in; ii!» newline imam altar.
'l‘llii device it terrified in fill, 1a:
on ”and no? natal mun. and
world's funeral parlor‘a in West Wolh- ‘f
The funeral service; over the re-Y
. gharanteed.
for are houseflrh and mu room mm
tor was available ' When the gait
stove bee-mo popularrn nu noces»
place or an and coal clover: and I.’
many types or water heaters have "
quantities or water are rcuulrot‘fllo .j
water tank the new electric clients. “
at the ion”? and one. at the hide (or _
. EAVY WEIGHT LlNENS-~For Auto Coats and Dressed ..
in solid colors and stripes. - 59c. $1. 25, S1. 50 per yard.
BIG ASSORTMENT 0F WASH DRESS GOODS—«ideal
for spring and Summer Dresses, at 25c per yard, includ;
ing Poplins. Scotch Ginghams, Egyptian and Sir-i
ped Voiles, ; '
'i‘en per cent. or til-smile ill a
furnished room is too much-ror you
can ilnd one that’s at leut’u’ «tamer
cent. comfortable by unworthy some
“'0 A ' '
« and Remember
- it any junk man stops at your house
without tile sign Wm. Enron. 3 Rowan
BL. E. Norwalk on the wagon and
says he is working for me. he is cheat»
log you, because there were some
complaints I pay In a lb. for rags
and best prices (or onto tires. robbers.
leather beds. metals and old automo-
bile tires are in demand Ask for
prices. Please notify are ahead as ‘1
am .vory hus‘y during the season.
Telephone 441. -.
wpteildré lor the Hot Sun. Order
Awn lngs
ngvandsa omen .Wolilso
UPI-l LSTERING
treason Renovated, Slip Q9vei‘s
made to “dfi‘ Our whorl: it
timlte'e anomaly
given. .
A. KOHN
45 Mirth Main Gt.
m
74 Washington Street
South Norwolie Conn,
‘ Floor
Covering
(Endowment rot ntrlctly first
“Mm?! high, pile Armin-tor
Rust, ill-incline Mills. ll loot
3 inch" long, at ”.318.“
ll‘or Cris Julio one or am.
e . u“-;u;-‘u ln‘v‘.:c_tjlfn:u'Ije,Ifs'tjsft'n:-'-‘.:I'I:l:nju'u'ojl'l‘nlt
* .
:2; “mi” Siliitiords.
9"! $2.50 and 33
‘8 in all m
Be Sure“!
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the ‘
and Furnit e’liepairlnk. Mat; '
Agents for the .‘ . 7”
H‘OOSler '
KIPCHEN CABINET
4 and the 4 " 5
Boon Kitchen cabinet
This kitchen commodity will save ll wo- ' _
man a great many step: .during the day. ‘
No good housekeeper ahould be without -
one of these laundry Cabinets
We invite Your Charge
Account. We will fur- . 9
nish your entire home ~ /
on Easy Payments. '
H. Krieger 8: Co
7 warns Chamois. can:
am .
/ min amount
Have you neon it?
We Have It. » ‘
it'll a Cl and K.l "
Settled Qllliily
. $3.30. '. ,3 ._
LADIES ”CHQSS”
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Norwalk Chronicler