7 ac much. it
you quality and service for wilhou
'til one.
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First Class Repairing
Is our Business Magnet
Watch (linen (best kind) ...... .156
' Watch ‘iiands Fitted 106 HP
Main-Springs ....... . 50: to $1.00
Case Springs .50: to $1.00
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
HYatclu and Clock Cleaned ”Jim to $1 50
\\ niches and Clocks Repaired all .
' parts made like new . ..‘.. $1.50 UP
LQk For Our Repair Lint.
JEWELRY; AND OPTICAL
GOODS REPAIRD iN BEST .
POSSIBLE MANNER.
Own and use the very newest, fill‘
est and expensive (ielmull Swiss
French and Alllericun toolu and mu-
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roll-can't'ui‘tordr the new just
the look over what you already
, _ A few techs here and there,
name new upholstery in some
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chaos and. a little varnish will make chillery
‘ old new. We make no charge
inspection Just "phone us C H A S B R AN D
WATCHMAKER
Jeweler‘ and Optician
KOHN BROS.
‘2- N. Main St. Phone 336-4.
Piliiiliiii
138 WASHlNGTON STREET
Tile 8‘. Hersllileld e. Son Co
W TEL... 294 122 warm or.
YOU'LL amov PREPARING
VEGETABLES
bodght here. They are so fresh
and crisp you know they we go-
ing to taste line on the table.
way EAT CANNED ooons
when you can get the fresh
Values
.. V'Dining Room and {than-lire: Furni-
ture.”Rusd, LBraaa Beds and Bedding,
iankets, Comfortablee, Curtains,
What Sets and Lamps.
from' the term article? Juat
come keratin the morning. and
Lees what a good natured crowd C:
youll meet Such vegetables ad g
ours would put anvllody in good
humor.
Ghiotlo 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
'i‘lle Stock of NUCUT GLAss oi
* 0 l! -
C a which we told you last Week is going
tally La var" big-ll grade 0: Wine» 'iasl.
" eCoulot ilYI‘eciaile leul values
*WM. EFF RON
ROWAN 8T.. EAsT NDRWALK.
rm alluellel and you will buy 9. ion.
'illrnislllng Geode all the time A call
Just, now will repay you,
M L Olmstcadl
o- 170' 441- (Succeuor to l. Joel.)
. . . . l 79 WASHINGTON 8T.
WAGNER WORTH i$.000.0li0? VPrompt~Doilvery. Tel. 925.
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An Investigatio
.HM4,«-M.
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J and his wife, Mrs. Clara Magnel'
thought to be about .iile heaviest
Y'oWnere in the new city. in
published last night in another
”or. Mr Manner Wan credited
filth Iii usesalnellt on 54.000.000.1t
,miatilkc. a natural one. per.
" it Mr. lMagner laughed when
ture will prove a money saver for any
one who is. ill need of good Furniture
at low prices; ’ '
M. L ROSEN
MA’u‘v arena—~15 Ely Av... mu
. Nerwallt. '
enAnloH STORE-ijafnor'o
LEE“! Nbrmlk.
Biolll
Every Dollar
Deposited all
or in fact any details connected witn your orders ho a. part at aer-
':Viue~ulld we think it is m immanent pork—then we con suntan,-
ee you entire untiedactlon in thiii particular. We keep prices all low
as any one can and «still have enough proilt left to be able to give
“a: The Hatchdl Bailey Coinpanv
IOU?“ “CHALK. CONN.
lwm’d “7‘8 "ti-1d .Vt‘gim‘llfli‘ afternoon. manner very little time is wanted.
ii
The housewives of .Norwaik dill-l
We are also.
adding to our large stork of House.
of our two lilllnenee atdcua ot .h‘urnl-I
NORWALK'D‘
Lemma
Lolly goons non
a pillow end de- .. _
r. as we a lune Quciity ill ‘ '
with mt. it i the icon
1 and the principle;
kills ct“
‘ President Wilson ill‘ll' duly (liti-
‘ clot in lilo Lot to Receive
Stipend Monthly
W
a
Ullcle LSuln has on lilo payroll in ‘ '
Washington .nlone the names 0! 36,,
289 servants, to \vllom'he dioburlsesJ ,
$41,139. 823' every year.’ They range
from the president down to the hum-
blellt cllurwr'lmun. .
Euch- of tile tell executive depm- ‘ '
Stew-us, died yesterday morning, aldngntghug its algbumlng amperIWnolg »
her home in Philadelphia. The body in charge or the payroll for his depart- . .
will arrive in NorLLalk tomorrow at- “mm, and gees that the “lm‘ey lg dis-
ternoon and services at the grave m nursed on tile list and 15th of each
the Norwulk cemetery will be held at month.
3230 O'clOCk- Rev 1.. "- Council will in the treasury department alone.
cruciate. Mrs. Stevens and her llus- there are 4000 clerkg Captain J3.
band were t'crlller residents of Nor coho, the dlgqu-glng omcerg oi the
walk and he ran the dim store on Main ”9mm,“ has been long in the govern-
lireet about 2" yearn 33° " ment service. and he has evolved a.
~" system of paying off which is being
”"0”“ Of M“ DOWd- adopted ill nearly every other deputi-
Tile funeral of James J. DOWd Lula mcnt
largely attended. ““8 morning, from I T3“ or twelve years ago [he clel'ksl
“‘3 into home. 10 West street at 8. 30' were obliged to stand ill line in front
and from St loaepll' 3 Church lit nine of the office of the disbursing clerk mL (Arthur Chapman in the New York
O’CIOCK WWI“ n Valium" “1835 “’39 receive their semi monthly iitfpeildil.I , Timer)
aung by the punter. Rev R '1‘ Carroll. NOW three 0’ four days before my We are strong down here in (‘uctus
\‘lislu Alice Splun rendered solos‘ ‘-\ve mm Captain Jucobs has a force of; for the majesty of law '
\ialie" and ‘Fuce lo Fat?" “N110“ clerks sorting out envelopes bearing lint u heart “In,“ “I"... to gm” us
lena V .\iilicld “’“di‘md "0““ Sweeo the lumen of tho puyees. in LL hid! is
l.‘ 5019”“ Thought" “id "Lend. Kmd’ placed the exact ulnount due to cucll.
1y Light " us the holly was borne from. -All except the president and the cable;
”‘9 "hull“ The pallbearers “”9 " not members end the assistant secre-
ii. Swenson, (llllllles (luarnieri. oi the taries are paid off in cash The pay ,1.
While” lm‘m- "’1‘" H Smith and ill in new bills fresh from the hllleau.
t profit there can be neither or
Every day‘you will and in our
.. we haveiaeen able to make auno
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estrus llln turnout
in.
Mn. Adelina- Stevens.
Adeline, widow of the late Sherman
iuls and color designs}
iFrom u more ,lprcrtical viewlpo
and HOSIERY.
While every housewife will up
NUM und the famous VOLlCANlC
items of eL erydny use which may
l‘fl- ‘
WEE-Ki
DECEPTION lN CACTUS CENTER.
ole we make the halter dluw:
That is why we freed n lioBS‘llliel'
that was cllllgilt llcur Bl'idgcr‘u
Buttes,
llough he rode Slim .lollllsou's pinto
and he treilrd tl re .llil“li
”mm” “‘(‘M'y' “f the Spanish “£3" oi engrllvilw': alld printing and llcv‘er brutes- L I” Q '
Veterans‘ .Iolln Ncugcllnur and Herr before i . . ' '
. . A . 1) need in cirollllliltln. . , . . . u .
mun Iilallllo. ot' the South Norwalk . Pay Days. \\e “in: aril :ilf’lplllllJl to Isuldfllluill
.— ‘ . \' it! 8 H! (. ' lill Nil 1"? i l S
Lodge. .09, u. r. o. la. rue dowel" 0n the in and mu or each lllolltll, kind J‘ ‘ ‘ .
bearers ““0 me‘ liucltllcltz “‘1 llclks under the supervision oi‘ the .
‘iellla, just one min-
youl-ie'll
.-‘\\llcn he sills
ute. in my siliri lrollt
find
A package illlli l‘d gllze on,
the nllllle to yousc.”
So our leader reached in, l‘ollgllliilc
'llhil‘drew’ out two bully ullocs
Frank Clllrll, of the Elks:
was ill St. Murv’l-l ccmctcrv
““9”“0'" dleilull-llnl: oiilcerls visit the various
bureaus of the departl’miutu nnd lie-f
"'"M posit the. pay elllelopEs on tile desks
Funeral °f William E Wood or the, l'cnpectile elnpimca. taking.
The. llltlcml senior: i‘or \liliiulll E. a receipt {hm-rm);- on the spot. in this}
if it's all
lit 24 Clinton ’avenue, Stamford. Re'
l1. h‘. Berry officiating. Mr. Wum
had been a resident-of Stuullord for
thirty yours and until the past few
years had been associr’ltod with the
lllm'llev'luminous: in Stamford, llillvlull
llocll'elll'ploycd by St. ‘Jollnthoyt &
0.3., the '(illieupie Lumber ()0. and
Doty & ilurtele. lie is survived by u
widow and six (‘illidi‘eh-.\TTH. Frank
W. Duty, Mrs. Gilbert 1.. Fitch, Misses
Harriet l1. and Phoebe. Lorenzo G.
and Frederick P. Wood. The pull-
hearers were hill grandsons. Harold.
Willard’end Lawrence Doty and till-
ton ‘Wood. ‘7
E:
ill the war department the olli sys-
tem ol‘ lining up in front of the dis;
binning clllccr‘ll \Llndou iu- still ill vog-
no. and it consumes tllrcc or four hours
over) pay day. 1"
The salary money ill liivouglli from
the hurrah lll cumming and print-
ing to the treasury in u massive vul
ullurded ily‘ 'l‘OLOCth‘QS end lllounte
policemen. and from there dietriinlty
cd to the different departments, eucll
disbursing olllcur giving- his receipt.
therefor.
There is a law against paying anyI
alliuriea ill advance. In the summer;
Hiltonlilfi however. when a. large miller-I
ity are away on vacations, addresses
lure left with the disbursing oiilcera’
and checks are mailed to them on the.
regular puy days.
Since Lincoln's time ~~tllo White
House has had but one disbursing om-
cer. He is Colonel Willium H. Crook.
who not only noted its daylnaater to
President Lincoln but served as one
of his bodyguard. He has been the
peymaster at the White iiouee ev
since.
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Well. we stood mound time unit
feet;
and it sounded soft and sweet
“as Lille to start llroceellin‘s,
was gittin’ cold and late
lint somehow we‘ll lost our tmer to
enact the role or lute:
\‘i’e jest milled there in the moonlight.
and nobody said a word;
Some was
but at
stirred
’And he freed this
and we redo away by twos,
We
last Bear
hoes thief i‘eller,
. "Funeral 0!. Mrs. H. D. Baker.
The funernl of Mrs. Howard I). *iiu-
ker was held from her late home, in
Ridgeilelcl. this morning, at 11 oclock,
and tile services were attended bye.
large host of friends. A delegation of
members of the Order of the Eastern
)Stnr LLue‘prcsent to represent that or-
l'ahlzatloll at the funeral. After the
services were concluded the remains
were brought to Norwnlll. where in
torment was made ill the Noerulk
(remotely.
is packin‘ my shoes.
of course the luw was cheated.
l ‘ ‘i'or we found the some was old;
Lilé llad workedntlle filament Sage
~ (trick. and at Range View, we‘
was told; it
‘. Yen,
the shoes he'd simply found;
35250 Monthly. Such we learned with other details
(in the lire! of each month Colonel when the 810” got around
Crook pincer; in the hundo of President '91“ in Spite of all the lallgll‘el‘ that
Wilson on "accountable warrunt"l “'0 V6 drown down by 0“? Mt
druwn on the United States treasurer. i We would plai the some cards over—a
which represents a monthly salary oil that’s a cold. hard tulrltod tact:
$6250.1‘he president to ill eouly mm 30 We acorn the learn of Pinon mid
in the Government service who is paid[._ we" don't mind Lone Tree’s
in thin manner. lloots,
, Funeral of Thomas Ward.
The funellll services oi‘ Thomas
Ward were held in St. Mury 8 Church,
Itllis morning, at 9 o’clock and there
lwae ll very large number of iriendo
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who attended. Rev. Themes .l. Finn
ofliclaied,‘nnd Mice Helen V. Millard,
rendered vocal solos. 'l‘lle pail-hear-
erl-l were France ward and John Ward,
of Daniiury. and William P. Ward and
Clifford Ward of Norwalk, all ileplleue
of the deceased. interment wus‘iu St.
Mary‘s cemetery.
annually to Government servants ill
Washington does. not include the 8313'. , ,.
riea of senators. representative's endi "Mu-w»?
employee of the citpitoi and COnKI‘BB‘I Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNeily are the
clonal library. Neither does it include proud parents of a baby girl born in
the oilicere oi the army.n nav and mfl‘ New York city. .LMre. J. McNeily will;
rille corps on the retired list who formerly Mills Augusto (Java-zillion, 0!
make their homes in Washington-W11“ South Norweliv‘. Mil. McNelly lo a well-
these indulged the annual payroll eaa- known hatter at erorlll s. «nip. 5.-
. lly totals $65, 000 000. line wile will soon join him lit South
l’lllii illoflilllm'lit 9 o’clock, from St‘ . WWMW “flown“. Wm,” they Glide“ to go
“”5"“ Church. interment “31“.“: Your vacant property is dentin! housekeeping. Mrs. McNeily is new
Milly's cemetery . money every day.
boots
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Funeral of palm Clhili.
’l‘lle'tlllleral of John Caliill was held
profit. Try one and lied. . ‘ Irrieuda. .
Houoehoid helpers watch Sentinel! London policemen
Want Ado. for chancel: to. iinll more' Millie? club nor.’ revolver.
Mrs. Pauline “Taylor.
Mrs. Pauline Taylor. widow of 1). G.
Taylor. died at. her home. on Main
street. this morning. Doothreeulten
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carries
train a. comet etlo disenaén.‘ She apprahlatlvm amnlcv I eating a dungdl‘oug criminal; he .
lmerely states that he I la a police; -
men. .‘ Constern’utiorl immediately .
'aelz‘es the culprit." ~Tlle rent
f Alice-«iiiow
ltiiinnltul
Mil. 11:
The Display of New Spring Suits and Coats“
' The same is true of THE SPRING DRESS GOODS which. we are allowing ill ii gif’ill \illlt‘ly oi’ llllllt’l'
THE NEW \\’AISTS oi fllmy lime and lingerie, with the new camisoles {Yl'l} also timely tolill-S.
This store closes at nine o’clock tonight
\‘k\‘\‘\-\‘. -\ ‘\ \‘\‘ -~.\
Word and we. sorter acuii'ed oll-rl'
ion could hear oul spurs make lllllSli. . ,
m ‘1
iookln’Lto their saddles, '.
Hawkins "
‘Cnllse you can’t. hang llnybody who :' L
er And he never had no children. ‘and -
The upward oi $41,009 poo disbursed 'Cuuse We know they’ll do what Lie V’
done when we found them Why ‘
A Sentinel wnn‘ staying with her sister. in New York. . ' _ :
Lllv will change your will into a They hove the threat wishes of many :,.
1a“
molly tiniea would .
on make a mall IIprorloae to you he- '
Are You Reading
Our Advertlsmg
NeWs. ?
advertising npace nomethillg specinlly llllel‘rlllligvlli YOU.
uncenlentn of more than common interest.‘
int is the big line of medium and light weight LADIES' UNTH?)R\Vi‘}AR'
repelnte the 20 :per cent. REDUC’l‘lON on all the XITEKICIJIJT‘Jl), Aliiliib ..
ENAMELLED WARE in the Ba: Lgnin Basement. There are countless
be purchased during this sale at this substantial reduction.
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Are You "Ready to Look?
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We are, ready to shew you the best.
selections of ready-to-wear apparel
in this city. Don’t Come to us firsté
l _ "wewan‘t you to look at. all others ;
I and then we expect to hear your 2"
g honest opinion. Your verdict vvill 3;
-. bein our'iavor. I . ' I?
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, Your Name, On our Credit
LiaLedge‘r will be a benefit
to you.
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