II- III Coal Reduced man " .
“I!!! Spring“ ...-...~ ...“ . 50°
"gunman the buying: of
end in the season we
' 0 special reductiouIII
anon-.unrec
are Our business magnet at slI timen in
' amnion rapists;
it you need anything in Jewelry.
Witches. Cindi) and Dailies! Goods.
Dime come to use. i will , sell
chm ”Ian any one else. i
Surely you save much money.
‘ Charles Brand
rises are sure to be higher “in"...‘im'y m or.“ “m"
m it! Done on reminds.
Win the year. We cannot 155 Washington at. South Norwnlk‘
pt orders at this rate excepti (fixi‘iild’h,
', prompt delivery, during the! "
\
._ " Stove and Nut Coal
50 per ton delivered. '
on 0901135500 ”per ton de-
...—
. ke advantage of this opporéz
Built: by placing your order
Prepare lot the Hot Sun. Order
your
run mums COAL co. 1 HAWH 1n gs
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i
. 'l-‘he New England
"Grocery is Selling
3 Groceries Cheaper
"Than Any Other
tore. in Town
New England Grocery Co.
f 72 No. Main St. ‘Tel. 158. ,
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. Estimatés cheerfully
given.
A. KOHN
Phone 336-4. 45 North Main St.
74 Washington. St“
South Nomlk, Conn.
Floor '* g3
Covering £5
Consignment of strictly out
,. l‘w the ugliest price for Feather II
Bods Aub‘l‘ires. Metals; lc‘ alhtor :1
.. 0' Yourdisk
as... «2. 27 Ely Ave. 39. NoMYIk.
Rugs, 27 inches wide. 5 feet
8 inches long, at $3.00:
Ivor Crex Russ see us first.
Charles H. Brown’s regular 32.20
per gel. Pure House Point with as
year guarantee «for 5L8“
Wall Paper at lowest prices.
Estimates for painting and paper
hanging cheerfully given.
A C O H E N
40 water St. Tel. 34243
..nm. “...—.... W ......w-M“...
READY FOR VARSITY RACE.
Harvard-Princeton and University of
Pennsylvania 'vnrslty .crews were
ready today to row into in the after-
nooII the one and sevenI-elllitha‘ miles
.rnce on the. Charles River basin
.. which was postponed last Saturday
. 'hocause of weather conditions.
“d Remember— The northwest wind which ruffled
auntyghttgik-‘aenwetolgéit yogrflhrsi‘lo the waters oi the basin on Saturday.
, II in. Ion, o n
.y “Nowell: on the '“wmwd 3n: am: 1-: evident): ":1“ arttfnnnog.
_ . working tor menu in obese- “ i‘ 0 " w“ ’5 “I .y m n ““5
I Muse ihorn' In." some The contest was scheduled to start at
4 p. In. and if. was believed that by
It my do n lb. for run
W“! 1‘” auto ti Mum“. that time the braces would have nub-
sided"
«odds. metals undo lutorno- .
r’l‘lrn crew officials have agreed to
Ire In doxtlsnd Ask for
Whine notify me about as i»
or during the season. cancel the soon it the event can not.
. , be held today. ,
....M... ...-NW» .... Ma...»
... u
50d
‘ ly side of Ann street.
CAMBRIDGE, has, new 12.4.0;
inno M. Porboii.
home in New (incline avenue, yester-
“ f Mr. Coleman mounted.
took place in the union nem‘etsry“
I Normal-it“ .
city. tron Washingttm street will!
aids or said North Main sheet “and
street northerly to West street. on th
‘ street and West avenue. that at a In
held at the council Chamber on noun», Mly 6 1913 at eight 0 em. 1). In. ., "
it. was voted chat the report as submitted .Iby the Comolittee orj‘reoholders
appointed to designate snid building It
.beooilte or damages. as the case may b
or persons from the taking of
and the descriptive survey of such
report is Moped and accepted as fol
Descriptive Survey of Building Linen
" Commencing at a point on t
at the northerly end of,N. Y., N. if. an
orient. thence running in II northerly d
boundary line of land of Sarah and
easterly from said easterly line of N
From the nor
erly parallel with and 70 feet easier
of sold North Main street for a dis
culsr curve to the right having a r
75 feet south of the south side or P
northerly parallel with and live fee
easterly side line of ‘West avenue
Commencing at the corner of W
erly parallel with and five feet «Wes
of North Main stret to the soother
Names.
Adam and Catherine Schmidt .
Sarah and Mary Dibble
Jeanette E. Scotleld
William liichthlnu
Ferdinand Hayes. Est.
Lottie Munro
Henry Tilly
{William A. Nash
John T. Hayes
Sarah M. Nash. Est.
John .I. McGovern
Mary A. Jordan
. .' *Mnrguret McConnell
.. Louis Joselioff ‘
I: Agnes Fitch
f CluettoPenbody and (lo.
Amelia Barnard
:1 Mary C. Woodward
“ Mary S. Knapp, Est.
Deodate S. Davenport
f' Kim: 1.. L'indeiey
’; Henry 0.
13h Est.
Augusta E. Frost Est. and Dudley
P Ely, Est.
Dated at South Nowell: this 12th
Per Order of the Council,
llllllli llill illllflllls.
Funeral of- Marguerite Burns.
The «funeral of MarmIerite Burns
was largely attended this morning
Ginnis. ‘" The pallbearers were Richard
Mil-burn, Thomas Riordan.
Creugh and William Illynnm.
ower bearers were Joseph Troy. Ed-
ward Tracy. William Abbott and
Aubrey Howard. Miss Theresa Cnhlll
Bright and Pain. lilies HelonoIV. Mil.
lerd rendered Some Sweet Day. The
esteem in which Miss Burns was hold
was shown by the beautiful floral
tributes from her friends. The child-
ren from her room in school attended
the services in II body. interment took
piece in St. Mnry’s Cemetery.
Funeral or Ilene M. Forboll.
The funeral over the remains of is
were held from his
day at 2: 30 o‘.cloclr The peril beer-ere
were ’l‘iiomnn Ilrutllei’. G. 3 North.
Edward Bradley and Frederick Whip
loch. Thomas Bradley and n smooth
represented the huekinnhnm Post No.
12‘ (l A 'R of which the into Mr.
li‘orbeii was a member. Rev L ll.
Cnnwull oiitcluted nnd interment took
place In Riverside cemetery.
Pennant oi Hurry L. Pint.
‘ The manual 01‘ used I... ‘Pisit was
held Siriurdsy dilemma of 2 o ‘clook at
the Trinity liupiscopnl Church. lieu.
interment
I: 016300 «In new overseen
runes unannounced lion . a '
Notice is hereby given to monumenon interested .Iby. mm of
. this lens held? “silken or dissented by the establishment of :lIuild- ,
. in: Ilnés on each side oi North main street. and West avenue. in this
The following is :1 list of the persons and Iproperty assessed and of
the assessment contained in the report of said Freeholder;—
from her home at 51 Franklin avenue
at 8:30 o'clock, snd'frpm St. Mary's
Church at 9 o‘clock, where a requiem
high mass was sung by Rev. J. J. Me»
Semen
The
’rendercd «Ave Marie and Angels Ever
only to Pine street on the easterly
Went overrun. and from Washington "
e westerly side of Worth Main
eating or the Council of this city *
nes’ and the estimate and appraisal of
e. resulting or accruing to any person
land for public use as aforesaid or“
drom the designation of such lines he and the same is accepted and adopted
building lines as embodied in said
lows:-— -
on the East Side of Nerth Main Street.
he easterly side of North Main-street
d III. R. R. Co.'s stone I-bridIlIe albutwfi
lrectlon to a point on the northerly
Mary-ubiibble- which point is live feet
0th Main: street to the souther-
tlI side of Ann street running north-
ly trim the westerly side. line
tance of 130 «feet thence upon a cir-
adios of about. 276 feet to a point
the street. Ifrom thence running
t easterly from the produced
immediately north of Pine street.
Deecriptlce Survey of Building Line on the West Side of North Main Street.
ashington street and running north-
terly from the westerly sldey
ly side of West street.
Damages. Benefits.
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do) of May. A 1). m3.
JOHN J. (.‘IllNEO
ml2 2t ~ ‘ ‘ - ‘ ( cu?- Ciel-II.
“MW
nho as master, investigated the strike
lexpenditures.
Slocum filed his Ieport with the Sn-
lpreme court today. - *
Joseph Bednrd, secretary of the
committee, to solicit funds for the
strikers, deposited in his own name in
the lmwreuce Trust Company 32,800
on Feb. 12, and 38.000 on Feb. 21. 1912.
lanter- he drew checks for 82,800 in
favor of Vincent St. John, of Chicago.
secretary of the National Organization
of the Industrial Workers of the
WoIld; $3.000 payable to ill-humus Pow-
ers. a textile Worker of Proiidence.
R. 1.. and 85.000 to Desire Steur. of
Lawrence.
it was Ilnlmed that these disburse-
ments were. returned to the strikers
fund lint. upon III; evidence Slocum
says he finds that the money was not
returned and used ior'ttIe beuellt ot
the strikers. .
The master reports that neither .lou
spb J. Ettor nor William I). Haywood,
' loaders of the entire. recon ed am part
.0! the fund
Proceedings acumen. Bednrd and
members of thsIatriko committee were
brought by Attorueyflsnornl Swift III
the ”instigation of three Boston men.
who» had contributed and complained
in II hill in equity that at part of the
money had been impnoporiy used for
private and personal ends. . ‘
GAR ON FIRE 0N Plural-W TRAIN.
_ ensures. Conn, (May lav-IA
freight our on train 000 coming noun
Ills Mitshlre division, Saturday. W”
found to be on fire from in overhear
ed inmost. A ninht Watchmen hers
ws’s notified and a hrniréiniin wont to
it the engine compsnyld house to "ohi
tsin Ii hone.
'l‘h‘s contour of the train hail the work.”
out out so he was “Kid the lire
I‘l’would spread to other are. A cont»
e um n: our wen
sun Mulls, 27 inches wide
L; I
The latest colors and design”): dainty Dress Goods that are in such greet demand at this season.
“Jony” Silk Crepes. 24 inches
wide ....I...... 50¢ a yard
Bordered Voiles, 10 inches
wide 29¢ a ylrd
Tubflilks. 27 inches wide
humus-Issuers”... 296 y‘rd
White Cranes 15c and 19¢ a yd.
Scotch Ginghams.‘ 32 inches
wide 25c altars!
Clnremont VBatlstes, 30 inches
wide 12 Me yard
The Famous Suesiné. , Silks
Always popular and excelling in looks and wearing qualities many fabrics at. twice the price
All of the new and standard shades 39s a yard.
.. 29c and 30¢ a yard
ale-ee-
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Smith
Cleanser and
and Mother II
t A
My Father
Dyed Before i We: Barn.
H. Krieger& Co
A Charge
* Dyer
24 North Main St,
South Norwalk.
Stamford, Greenwich
New York City.
and ..
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Account
es and Soup for automobiles and
, ”motor boats. '
. tor boats on Sunday from 8 on
an 12
er in quality. _.
. The B. Hershfielddr 800 C9.
new In Water a.
in our store where you can get dressed
from head to foot on our Easy Payment
Pith alight to be a ‘great be p to every
plan and woman
“NOTICE
Gasoline 1‘9c
.tj‘k I
Also lubricating Oils, Greno-
. 7
III'
-
When you compare our prices with those
of the so called cash stores. you will find
us s little loWer modes and a little high-
Special attention given In mo-
iil‘ee
that
one.
Wm Will be well! find. It the ctr. Insist. Central linilronil oi New Jsrv Fluent lot of‘ it rest lists
Ilur states. "there will he nrfinsihlng my broke gwsmy mm“, to 390’ and -~ yon' vs ever seen. no
sing in you unusual room when the) nonpayment sold III III, I new low ‘figggg'“Eugfigflafigg “:90
record. Pressure also was effective a and K. 3mg, my ”00:“ "you
, We use «can. «Mourns
, so out iind put out the ones between the Internists Clone
, ‘ileilrim‘d. foam communism and domain suns stepped up the market men
.. Opposiielloyt's Theatre
otsrsior oer-ow re view oto m
District Deputy of the First Masonic
District Frank 3.. Wilder of British”
port. will pay his official visit to Old
ell more, 240.108, ll‘. and AM
idny owning, and will witness the
conferring of the Muster Meson dc» market prevailed for inactive Mocks
ism number will be preshnt in order
connection on oneness
rte.
Just now we are offering
Genuine Panama Hats for La- .
dies at $3.50 and $5.
Hats for Little Girls at 150.“
Middy Blouses,~I regulation
styles, blue or red sailor col-
lar at 50c. 75c and 980.
$18.00
Ladies’ Suits
$12.98
‘
manor
H. KriegeISICo
‘8
WELL Leone.
1
' lllllzil ll Llll Sillll
Mam”
I... Y H... ..-
llnvn You seen his
Straw Hatsw
for this summer *’
Ion ought lo.
timbers up in n row along the
but none and look them over.
Willa. ti'l‘llll'lil'l‘, l p. m.- A thin
it 5’ ”“303“? hoped that it” and widelluctuniibns nonurredhetweon
rules. spins of the Corn shares cohtlm
‘und lo :19an uneasiness over the
threatened prosecution hy the govern»
the evening. may lie an enjoyable
tit. John’s Lodge, No. 0. of Non
WWW
.Pnunmss ...... 06.00 ”010.00
mil-k0,“ lIIIh enorndsnsl ”I”
. Norfotkmn new Arrow dollar.
the. s for tile; in neuter nines.
tightest Herventer Pill. and the Vlrw
q II It isn‘t! duration chemical issues.
What. Wiper ii‘Il. Inwltntidlnfi
and ilnloo Pacino moved up hell II
point and dual 843, hot the buying
HA
TON. Msy flaunt oodles
' outer-n retirees. will b.” We sin the first out! hope
‘ , “3 finder 23.900 shared. '
Norwalk Chronicler