. PORTRAITS
' ENLARGED
-tl$ any one can and all havoc
these.
‘OFSE
Coniferts
STORM COVERS
5A BLANKETs-j
cHAIN oven SHoas
eon HUMANITY’S sAKE
owe YOUR House A
SCIUMIE DEAL.
George W. WardWell
52 Stiuth Main Street
, m..idll‘,dcult to define
so much; It courteous Nutmeuthnd careful attention or your orders
or In tact any details. oonueotedmlth your orders be a part of nor. “x
, vicewud we think It. in an important partwthen w}: oun gunrun-l
too you rihtire- sadaladtionll a tin peggculnr. We keep prices as low.
till
you quality «Id service for without profit there can be noithor or
. The Hatch &~Bmlc Company
count mailman. noun.
- Watch and Clock Cleaned
, ululul
‘ ritt cit " t ,
bu nit and the principle that
because it meant
profit left to be able to giro
Important for You
Watch Glass (boat hind) .itic
“atoll Hands Fitted 15:
Main" Spring ....... . ...... .. 50: up
(fuse Spring .......... 50¢ upI'
. .‘Nowmre can you get your repairs
done better.
75:: up
Watches and ('locka. Repaired, all
parts made like new ..... $1. 50 up
“CHAS. BRAND
WATCHMAKER . I
Jeweler Ind Optician
138 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk.
Close by l-ioyts 'l‘heutre,
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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DENNIS III WWII IILB
Qllmon L. “ruled
onnnm L. Taylor. oiled 5 or Your
, keno, N. Y., died there last wilt-=- He .
had an attack or qulnaey aim throat.
which produced or sudden ”l tacit
heart trouble. The doceoa‘ Is our
vlved by a wire and three daughters.
How an a member of the Pr‘bsbyterinn
Church of Yonkers, and had been on
honored employee of the carpet mills
there tor his entire worktnlg life. He
leaves, also, ll ulster, Mrs. John 'l‘ryon.
of Putnam ~uveuue, South Nor-walk.
William Sloan. .
.Willlnm Sloan, aged seventy-live
yours, died last Saturday at the Sol-l
diors’ Home, Noroton. The funeral
was held yesterday "and burial was in
Spring Grove cemetery. Dnrien. The
dead than enlibtod as a private in Gom-
puny I‘ 5th Regiment, Conn. Volun-
leer-a.
Mrs. Jacob Utzlnuer.
Jacob Utzlngcr. of Mouduw
street, died this morning quite sud-
denly, The demise occurred alum
11:35 o'clock. Funeral arrunuementt
Mrs,
, and further particulars will ho civ-
rn tomorrow. f
Funeral of Master lMlIeI. '
The funeral of Alexander Miles was]
held yesterday from the Grace llup-
of'
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Dress Goods
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A‘ bewildering assortment £of many materials, in. all
the standard and new shades.
Silk Poplins, 40 inches wide. the yard $1.25.
Crepe dc Chines, 40 inches Wide, the yard $1. 50.
'Ratincs. 46 inchesi/wid‘crthc yard $1.
\ Chcncy’s famous spot~proof Foulards, the yard 85c.
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l : All Silk Skinner Satins, the yard $1. 35.
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LIEUTENANT HAAGE DEAD.
BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED.
lELECTED PRESIDENT OF CUL~
~— ' LEGE or HAWAII
\lANSlilh‘LL) ha. Fob. ‘36.-.—~J NI \‘liW llitI'V i«‘eli.1II.-~\Iuou Ir
out Hangs, of the 93th Infantry Regi 'Johnson and W. G Cole. who pleaded! ment to made here oi the nlertim of
meat, stationed here. was killed to {guilty to robbing the llank of Ioguns il'rof A. 1.. Dean, of the Shrll Id
do}. In H. duel with Lieut. van La Va-' port at. Logansport La. of $h 000 BM lSr-icntifir School, Yale, to the pp sl-
lotto Saint George. of the same regi' erul necks ago. uvre sentonted \cs dent-y or the College of Hawaii, at.
ment The encounter was brought tertiay to fourteen years each In lllt‘. Honolulu. 'l‘he I-ollczft‘ of" HHWHII NS
“b0!“ OWIHE to a "grow insult," -penilentiury, ’i‘hov locked the cashiu founded In 19:17 and graduated Its
cording to the official report which, and his assistantln the bank‘s \anlt I that clam in llvl‘J. lnln' III-.m Ill
.umz Germany. Feb. '3I‘Iw1deuten-
list Church In Butler street at I It, 1mm“ or do” "m ”i“ “"0 “as the lu- While they owmtod All but $2 of Ilw talu- up his (lutiI-H II. me lit the In . n
l sultel.
Kuhn
Bros
'12
N. MAIN.
STREET
PHONE 336-4.
FURNITURE
RE-UPHOLBTERED
. REPAIRED
Rammsnao.
‘ Hazeltou
Coal ’
The‘ll. Hershiield 8: Son Co
TEL. 294.’ 122 WATER ST.
look-Look
pt our large and complete line or.
w and Second-hand Furniture Cur-
m dingo. Stoves, etc. The prices
Mil urpr‘loe you.
call Cohl'
a. ver' high grade at Wilkor
' will" Eitaou
I ind WIT“?
WESELL YOU VEGETABLES
not for today only, but for to-
'. morrow next week ‘and next
,on out“. A‘ ‘trudc cannot be built
up“ by displeusing or deceiving
customers ilut no expert to
capture your (ustom b\ solving
‘0". "
FRESH VEGETABLES. .
The why we fill your trial or“
dersuwill um how anxious we
are for;.you1' trade. And wa'll '
be just us anxious to keep it
as we are to get it
:Ghiotto & Co.
Music Hall Block
0
An Investigation‘
01 our No immense stocks. of Furni-
ture will prove a money saver tor any
one who is in need of good .Furuiture
.at low prices.
M L. ROSEI‘II
MAIN STORE—15 Ely Ave., 3th
Norwalk.
BRANCH STORE—Hafncr'n
Ealt Nor-walk.
Bios).
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DROP IN AND LOOK AT OUR NEW
LINE OF
“Nu- cut"
GlasSwa-re
CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING.
M. 1. Olmstead
(SucceuOr to l. Joel.)
I 79 WASHINGTON 8T.
Prompt Delivery. Tel. 925.
BILLIARD TOURNEY.
A billiard tourney is being arranged
at the ‘South ‘Norwalk . Club. Two
teams ‘of tire each are to be-‘l‘ormed
and each man will play each other
“to losing aide will provide a dinner
for the 'pldy'ens There will be twenty-
on games.
cide tho contest.
W«ww.ww.
Amen-rise IN THE sanrmat. -
. ls‘nglish' hurl From-ll "l o all at
, he rethrncd Ii negullw reply on tho
' such precautions
The total pointo will (lo-a
Slillll lilillll lllillll’S
'Did Not luteodlo Order 2,000
“Soldiers to Mexico
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MEXICO CITY. flirt,
lirorlsltmui l’rcsitlcztt
refuel-d permission to
States (lovcrnnwnt. to
American marines an n
legalion here.
lr‘eb.
lluortn
2h. ‘v
lntllli‘
the l‘niiotl
send 2.000
liuurd for the
This Information canto
‘ direct from ‘I'lenornl lluerin himself.
General Huerta says he was asked
by \\ ashlngton to agree to the lien
patch In additiolt lo the Ameril‘uns, oi
Lotti) more Inch mitde up of Germans
this
ground that there was no .Iootl I‘m
. .
Nelmn (l'SltuuglInossy, American
Charge d'Aflaires, refuses either to
confirm or deny the information,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.~~\\'ord
came direct from Prealdont Wilson
himself today that the United States
had never requested permission to
send marines to Mexico City and had
not discussed nor taken up the sill)
ioct in any way with Mexican oill‘
(Iain
El. PASO Texas I'cb. 26.~Investi-
:rgation of the story told last night by
A. Mlchaclia. that Gusim Bunch and
thirteen other Americans uere locked
up In a jail ‘Jnarez. was set on foot.
today.
Despite Mlchuoliu' assertion that
his father Is a bunker of Brooklyn, .i.
Y.. his statement was received skepti-
.. ,cally, for American Consul Edwards.
at Juarez, has been assured that with
the execution of William S. aroma
and the removal of linuch, no foreign-
ers remained behind the bars.
5 Mlchaellu, who said he left his home
at 238 Vernon street, Brooklyn. altar
. a quarrel with his family and was or»
rented at Juarez, because ‘01’ chalet
light over a game of coma. declined
to leave Juarez when newspaper men
offered him asylum on the Atnoricnn
aide. Ho nuld he had telegraphed'hls
lather torvrnouey and Would leave this
section as soon no funds arrived.
He said his inilera took his clothes
from him and left him only raga In
which he was turned into the atreot.
Charles Pcrcevul, British consul at.
Galveston, Texan, is expected here to-
alight to co operate with the American
Investigation oi the death of Benton.
,NEW YQRK Feb. 26. «Clan. Felix
I‘lluz. népllew of Former [ironid‘ent
Dinr, ot‘ Mexico. and hlmseit a recent
aspirant for the presidency of his
The Norwalk Furniture
14 16 Wu" Street
lll. Rev. S. J. Seebroe, pastor, orn-
riatod. interment was in the River-
side cemetery. ’I he poll- neuron-I were
the following: Eduard Chance, Colltmw
bus Smith \iilton Milli-r. George Dix.
on. lumcs I‘I-rhlls and llnlph Il-lch!
urdton. The funeral luau largely nt-i
landed and there were II number ol‘
bountiful lloral tributes.
Funeral of Samuel lKoloclny. .
The body of Samuel Kolodny, wh'r
tOllllIlllit'tl suhldo in lllayes' nous.
slum Moudm somt‘tlllle WHS Hhil‘llltil
to .\ou York todux ulnrc the l‘unolul:
written uill be lnld Jitll’ill his late
brine oli‘IS lX,d utrvc it ilud be u;
lyiiig in Iltymlnd at Stung)"; morgue:
since ’luesdut the do} it was found
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walk and street.
_\'t'heu the wall toll lllepuly I‘hiet‘
Keona and (‘uptnin Ward were ma
rooned In one of the upper floors and
for a few minutes tlterc was grate
fear for their safety. By quitlt work
on the pail. of the inddermen thoyl
were rescued before being oIent'ome.
As the tire broke out during the noon l
hour, thousands of people were at-l
trusted to the econowand lhcre was ué
dense crowd thcro even before the1
fire vonhmnioa arrived. "'lmmhel‘lhltg
them greatly. The. police found it;
difficult to cope with the crowd, the
street being so narrow. 1
After the tire reached its holuht..'
there was serious apprehension for:
the safety of the Allyn House, only a‘
few feet away, but by desperate odor},
on the part of the firemen the iiatnosl'
did not communicate to the hotel. The}
hotel was tilled with smoke Iron; Imp;
to bottom and many
made really for hasty departure.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC MEN WANT .
INCREABIE. ’
TACOMA. Wash. Foh. 2ti.-~llomund
tor a general Increase in wages "has
been made to the Northern l‘uciilc by ‘
the conductors and trullnmeh through
the Brotherhood of Railway Trninmon‘
and the Orler of Railway Conductors,
according to antiouncetihent made last
night by George '1‘. Blade. vice prank.
dent oi the Northern Placinc.
METEORITE DESTRdlYS Il'lOUBEBri
WAR-SAW, Russian Finland, Feb. 26.
~«A number of houses ivore destroyed
by “a huge meteorite wildch'deucended
today‘ln the village oil Jendkovitrkyr'
in the Polish province
motoorlto‘cmltted uulp
I t Klolce. The
hfilrmts fumes. , '
My W“ ....—~«
‘ Tel. Orders Prompt
money It as room cred.
lni II: 01 the ue\t I‘tllli‘ilt Max
of the guests ;.
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H. KRIIGEIEI a co.
A Special Sale“ a... Best
Mattresses- "“
EVER MADE FOR THE mount
Tomorrow, Friday, Saturdayflla‘ud Monday “'3
Days
we want every Women that is interested in a good Mattress
to come in and give us a chance to show. .
, We have made a contract with one of the. best and well
known Mattress makers to make for us "as good a Mattress
of cotton felt layers to sell for $15 as money can buy. They
agreed to do providing we can sell at least 100 of these
Mattresses during the next six months.
As an intruductory offer and to make people acquainted
with our Furniture Department In general, we will take or—
ders for these Mattresses, and sell any size desired for
I 200
*4:
with our guarantee that every Mattress must be right.
These Mattresses will be sold either for Cash
hi on our famous Charge SyStem, if desired.
To be delivered to your home ten days after purchase. .
we hope to see a grant many of you who like to eaIOy
sleeping an a good Mattress.
Norwalk Chronicler