11nd courteuy.
give it,
lug, We sell it
”there is anything
4.1-“.
First Class Repairing
is our Business Magnet
Watch Ginsu [best kind) 15c
at an 111111-11 Hands 111111111 ......... 101: up
Main Springu ............ 50c to $1.00
Honest Price Case Springs ............ We to $1-00
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
\\' etch: and Clock (‘ lenued 75:: to ”$1 50
W niches and Clocks Repaired. ul
. parts made like new . $15
I...
Lock For Our Repair Lint. _
ALL JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
GOODS REPAlRD IN BEST
POSSIBLE MANNER.
Own and use the v1.1:y newest, flu-
ent and expensive (ierlmln Swiss
French and Americun tools und 11111
chillery.
CHAS. BRAND
‘Pl'illiilflil. W"°”M“‘E“ '
Jeweler and Optician
188 WASHINGTON STREET.
t 1111' look over what you already
‘ .A few tacks here and there,
in some
. We‘ make no charge
Just ’11‘hone us.
. 1.11.111 I198...
, BUY. ‘ _
Hazelton
II there's anything at all you need In Willie and Oak F‘Ioor-
We would like your order.
The Hatchfdt Barley Company
III NORWKLK. GONN.
' up to the time of his sickness was (1111
home. and the 1101 S. l’. Fairbanks wturned t0 Dh'k them ill)
1‘ The old adage o! "The one who
laughs luut laughs heat," was no 1111.
hector onenlpllfled than on Sunni
morning by three students at e
stroniu school who were being “
,: Muted" into Betti 1PM. 11 society of h _
‘: Iuohool. Tho initiators no a reuul oi ‘
I .‘ the circumstances which developed
doling Saturday evening. wore 111111111:- ,
: ly scaredout oi their skin. und,wl1el1
A. Sunday morning, at church time, 1 ad
else Ineluded Ill it dqhnre deal we
‘urriv‘ed, found themselves minus lev-
" ernl hours oi uloep and oonuidorrble
money, which was eaten up in paying
for auto hlro. Alden Painter and l-‘.
C. Ferguson are the two students l on
whom .tho laugh In and Richard lien»
nines. George .lohnuon and Allhert
iieort, g1; Sprogue, nged thirty-tour Clurknon the providers of the joke}.
years, died Sniul‘dny afternoon at The lost three, blindfolded were
his home, no Von -’/ullt street. Heist brought out into the country. Saturday
Norwalk. ul‘ler 11 short Illneus of pneu night, by Painter and l1 erguaon ill on
ll’lOlllil. lie l9 survived by 11 widow automobile and dropped along the Iiond
and two small children. lie nos 11 ribont five Inlleu above Branchlillo to
member 11I'()llve Hmnth Lodge No. find, as best they count, the way home.
19, K. oi‘ P. lie was well known. 11nd Ferguson and im’ailltel then spell may
in the auto. ’l‘ho ‘thrce onlldidlhteu
Pplored at the Lowe's wot wnsh loun- unveiled the llnnhury road until they
dry. reached 11 house and telephoned for e.
The funeral will he held Tuesday machine. in the meantime the other
afternoon at 2 o c101 l1 “Dom his late two had become conscious strickenand
The hitter
will oilicinle. Interment will follow In tilloe now the two coming and hid un-
ltlvcrslde cemetery. til the lunchine went on up the mod In
WW" search. 'l‘heir machine arrived and
they 1561111 to Norwalk and crawled into
bed.
(iullon upon pullon of gasoline won;
horned hy the searching puir 11111.1 111-}
(donning worries nud expense kept pil—
lnu' up. Finally they guvc up the 1
search 111 about live o‘clock. Sundnya
morning, 11nd directed the dliver toi
Inhe them to their rooms .\ lnostI
pleasant sight greeted them when up-
on 1nierillg they found their three c: 111‘
didulest Icnling oil" 11 good nit-op
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IWILLIIE 914’ 1111113 1
run 1111111111111 241
DEATHS Mill FUNERALB
George Sprague.
Mrs. Maioney.
dire. .\Inloncy, ol' 1211111011 Stutllln.
died at her home there this morning.
Undertaker .lnlnoo ll. hingnor receiv-
1111 the coil and hue-I gone there to ur-
range for the funeral. A1- 110 will not
return until Iho middle of this ailer-
noon, no I'anher pnrllculnrs (Yt)ll£‘,€l‘ll~
1113:, the decent-111d would he learned.
I
Mrs. Adeline Stevens.
The body of hire. Adeline Stevens,
who died in li‘hilndelphin. lI‘riduy morn-
ing, was interred ill the Norwulh rom-
etery, yesterday afternoon. The grove
servicen were held at 2:30 o‘clook 11111.1
ltcv. l.. ll. t‘nswell olilcnnvd at them.
The time is near when there will be a '
demand for Light Weight Underwear.
Ladies lnderwear
and Hesrery
. NORWALK‘I
LEADING .
onv ooooe arena
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
Our Spring and Summer Lines
\
ARE READY ‘
Medium Weight VESTS—- High or low neck, long or short
sleeves, sieeVeless or Dutch Neck with sleeves, 250 81 500 1.
See
plain or lace trimmed, from lZ‘xic to $1.50.
the new .iight A weight,
sleeveless VESTS. either 9
Medium and light weight COMBINATION suns, with
tight knee, 50c, 75c, 850, $1.00.
Lace trimmed knee, 50c. 75c, $1.00, $1.25
Ladies’ Stockings
“EVERBLACK” Hosiery, specialvalues at 351: each, three
pairs for $1.00. Made of medium weight, fine quality, .
Silki.iste. just the right weight for this season of the year. '
At Twenty- Five Cents a Pair
we offer a big and varied stock of the following well known
brands: Burson,CadeI. Onyx, Gordon, .and Not-a-Seme.
l
Now ‘Yonn March Mir-Notice or
‘ Funeral of Mrs. Piatt . 3
0a ‘ ‘ ’l'hc Innelnl oI him-1 tllnrlcs Il. \lrs “111111-11 ‘1' \I-m Amun- hi 3 g"
.. ' . I‘lntt, 111' East. Norwnlk. wus hold yrs- l'1i1lprport 1.1111111 “1.11.13, 11-. 1-.111111' .I. l “ We..- ...- ., ..... . M M- --__ ‘. {I
up tolduy I'loln lilI' Ennt \unue Mtho- (105“, 11“. Mn,“ “me;- will 11111 oil
1 7 ' dint Church m 3'3“ “-"I‘Wk- TIM“ yours‘old on .\i1\l'.'l1 2~I:nn1l the Kings AHHAY AN WALL STREET
The B. HershfreidNSonCo won on unusually large nttonllnllm- 1””me 01' (‘onnecilrllt urn Itrl'nni‘.‘ __...--_
TEL 294‘ ‘ 122 WATER ST 1' .1... and there were litany bountiful I‘lorul in: to relchrnto the mm“ They ask , T \ H 1 .
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-' ‘ YOU'LL ENJOY PREPARING “’I‘Lm “1‘“ m“”"‘l~“”’“ ‘f'nd‘lU‘ that 1hulrluR and 11111 lutlm- all our “.H 1 ‘ 1111111: 11111 morning WM 1
,1; V GETABLES 1 393““. inner “f “3' houi, dulillu ”1“ the world ullull lnnhe line (into nil ml- mowmm “ h ‘ .' . 3 .3.
:31 ‘1 E . f ' survive. Rt-v. Salon P. lI‘airllzillln-l ol'v nuni mum, “11.11 111111 11]] who hnvo 111-1111 downwnrd. although lluctuutlonu 0i ' ,5 ‘1 . , 1 .1 _ ,., g;
W ‘I-‘M‘W' ---<'*- - -+-‘~-~ 2% “Quill“, here. 'ihey ”3 SO ”"3“ ““31le 11.1191“an [00k 1111101», In the tillIIt-‘l‘t‘tl 1w llt‘l‘ 31mg; shill] Wfilili‘ ll lllleidllM MON“. \Vi‘l‘t“ “1 \'ui'l‘cill\"0 p A \ ::
l I” and crisp you know theynl'e g1» Itlrerside unlit. ’i‘hr' pullbcnrwn \1'1111- violet in her honor. ' " with the "(Inornl ”NHL “he WN“ 3
nprecedented a log to Instr-I, tine on the table. .l. 11.}. NM”, (111111-1911 1.11115“.m.1h: 1,1,1“ A r'eleilrlliloll “mic" M“ he held m.“ ”f a 1..“ 1531”, “3.111,.“ n“ 1111111: tie er & O. .E
‘ ’ 'YHY ‘EA‘T CANNED] ‘00ng W. ’i‘lchenor “”d ”mm"1:”0‘1‘medh’1"- ill First, \lethotlihl Church, iiri‘lgtlport tiller: elsewhere checking u tcndelm} . 1:...
Val e é “.1011 )0" 0h" [aft-f“; 1‘98: . -—'~*- on the evening or March 22, and on or recent sellers to ulnkr repurt 1‘1111t j.
., . u S 1 I|111m ”‘0 :"ml‘ “me-1e" ' ' “5d Funeral of James Birchal‘d. 1I11I ulternoon oi hcr hirlhdny she \lill cs. 11110 “1' “(30“ ”‘0 “I‘m" "m,“ ‘: 21::
Dining Room and Chamber pun“ , “““t‘ “("0 “ “‘1’ mom “5 on '1 The funeral services of James Bir- 1,9 the guest of the Funny (‘r oahl tlr- “'hfi helwy tht pronounced “9-“ ‘ . I“ :1
are, Russ Brass Beds and Bedding. .. 39-9 what 3 €00“ natured “"0““ (hard were held yesterday niternoon (.19 of King's Imughtore of that I168! 01’ Rounds and Texan ”“1 gf’v“ . i;
Blankets Conli‘ortables Curtains . 5'0““ ““39"- ,Such vegetables “3 from his late home In liurien at 2:311 church, of which -I_.xum~p‘111111y" 111 11 rise to rumors concerning u poserhlo . ‘11:
her Sets and'Lamps. q ours would,,put nnynody iiixood ‘_ unlock” Revs. Henry .S. Crossett and member, She has written this map” change In dividend policy. and. 1111: :5
UT humor '1. 3 George M. 'I‘eeple ofiiciuted- There ntlonul poem for the King's llnugh- 'SkadsTd within a "Ilium [031‘ 29 1°; .. .‘
K OWSKY was a large number of Mr. Birchurd's tors: ’ “3001‘ 01' “3“ years c ' ' “ " 5 Z "i
iriendslrom the surrounding sections ' again at h disndmntage (“”“K ‘0 I "
MY AVORITE F OWER ‘ .
M the- Former Auditorium Buildir I. GhiOt O & C0. who attended the funeral. lutermentt(,hrmmn friends ‘ ““1?th rldllet Ithe delay in the company s negotll- it
Music Hall Block 1 war-1 In Spring Glove cemetery. ' lions with the 30‘ 0‘ nmcnt All early g:
81 NORTH MAIN STREET. , i‘lliflSSIlIllilli-{**_\'(I1 no fair: “S9 m the stock was utilized l’orfiril- . ,
. . ._.__~ 1 1 1 childhood
' ‘ Funeral of John J Powell. ‘wlllmhdr113311311131: lighwjare log, on which the quotntion was 110- '.
' \ " -—~"-'~"‘--' "~— ““I"'-"”. The Innerul ot’ .lol1n..l l’ouell was ind its 10an with dew that sum-hie pressed. " 1’0"“3' Bum“ were “5"" :1
.. .. . _. . . , .. - _ . PAGE 5 ExPLANATION SATISFAC- held this morning from his into home ’ l1 their hloom I soon shall see i ”‘ ‘ :1;
‘ , TORY. on Leonard fitl'eeiill8130 o'clock. Her- “, ‘ .. it 1 "w hirthdny l: NEW BATTLESHIP STARTED. 'i’
' ' VIIASHlNG'l‘ON, March 111 mAnlhnIl- vices were held from St. M111'y's~ (:Ul‘ wrnr ”2:1 ‘imn e ' 1‘ “ mm- 1 :3;
0a . oa , Hudur Page's explanation at his Lon- Church at :1 o'clock 1.1111101. Ir. .1. Finn ' ‘°“ 111111011, ‘" P ' ‘IKR. 0.1.1110. 39 Law 1.. the Broom,“ 1;:
, don speech touching upon the Monroe ”(namely interment won in s l‘ I. I 11..- i Navy. Yard Today. Ii:
Doctrine and the Panama tolls repcnl Mary's cemetery. The hcrvicee were “A 1 low, the “H v 00 l . . . \ ,1 II‘ w.“ In 'In .1;
-. . . . ’ "i‘Ie thosweotent flower on enliih: I AMY \I)RKi.iur1.1 " 1e 5 g 1‘.
1s sntisfuclory to President Will-011. largely attended by his Iriendu 11nd ... , . ‘ § ‘ l 11- ‘ it {of the heel of the battleship .\‘o. N)” 15,
. Who regards the incident cloned 30 business associates 11nd the Ilornl ”3 1111 Invor 1.1., 11111 I" “V 1H l eventnull he named either 5’-
' - ' . ,i . . , , _ . For ltn quiet, nlpdor-lt worth. 1“ ‘ 01 “)M’ Y __ -.I.
,, 4 . ' Inr us the dministratlon is concerned. pieces welehoautilul. . _ the North Cnroliuu or the Arizona. nt "5
W a ‘9‘ high grade 0" \Vllkoy When 11 full report of theI speech In ro- _....-___ ’I shull he or forget the hit-“50“ “ the Navy Yard in Brooklyn today, \ '3.
’ to Coat of wired. It will be forwarded to the Son- Funeral '01 Mrs. Pauline’Tayl‘or. 1 'Bi' lln'luuguuue Ihlliiht 10 mo. 1 marked the formal beginning of the O 1;:
rue, uhich asked for It by SGML” The funeral or Mrs. Pauline TWIN ll you Wear it on my ‘Iirfihfm’ greatest lighting nluchhle in the Unit- . ‘i'
I‘hnmherlnino lesolutiou will he held this‘ afternoon, at 3 0' how honored I ”m“ H“ ed Stolen Nuvy uud tile-hoor at any ‘ '3'.
President Wilson told callers todny u'clm-k from “themlnortuul'y parlors or 3 ‘ ‘ l ' 1. , ~ , -91
. ‘ ‘ ' » ' . , . 1 r1 I min (11‘ 1'11 ectod by any W“ 0T- d,
ROWAN ST' EAST NO-RWALK' thnI any agitation 0V0? Mr WM?” 1‘“ P. I). Stunnurd on Main street. itev. I 1““? "MM'I" In "8 bounty 9“”. p j 1 “~00 tone ‘ 1 "§‘.
' It bushel and you will bu a. ton 1 To the lonely and oppressed l “n“ n. dinplncemcnt ol ‘ "‘ ' ' ' :I
Y i - Ieronccu was calmed by 8 111isunder- L. H. Caswoll will conduct the Hor- ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ :, . .1 1 1 111 thun her .3
' And it nIemed Io Willii or softly “‘19 will be ““5 1t y org ‘ p '.
Tel. 441‘ Human“; 0‘ What-“)0 ambassador said' "10"“ ““d “""rm‘m‘ “1" h” in Nor- . t ' p1 ‘ older sister thel’er111nylvnnln.nnd will re 0“ 1 ea y 0 00 e 3‘
and that n fuller report of the speech “mp (1911131111., . 0f 1‘ 111110 “Y perfect rout. ,he the tenth veusol of the nuperdroad- .. 1;.
W“ "m" “how”! “‘3‘ the nrnhussudor had 0°" \ "‘4 "'—'~"~”“’*"‘4" ”"w I ”ma—0 ourgontle saviour '11ought close to be nddod to the fleet. " A . . '§‘
11'?ch ntnted the “it““lhm- The Drag" A, new bridge has been built I11 ' V0" " gilt “0 dear to 111111: - 11kg the panngylvnuln sh). will carry , ;;
“Investigatio dent satisfied that Mr. i‘nge referred South Wino“ to "3911100 the one which II you wear It on my hilrt‘hdny, three 14-inch 'rlileo in each turret, T . . 17%
A , m the Pentium repcnl A.” not to please was washed “WM A" the recent I'renh- 0' how "STE“ I film”: . '1nountinz twelve of these guns nlto- W" e are ready to .ShOWm YOU the bBSt Fl
our. two Immense stocks or I1 urnl- 11111111111111 hinted“ 0i n11t111ololy ‘0 (1,1. The new bridge I11 11 great improve- "“ W " (p vc eel ‘I ‘ .='
'Wili over an e f plan-w 1.11ginnd” ' 1 r th 11 111 and it- 11111111 TEACHER OF DEAF DIEMB nether. and will he the 111111111 5 . I .1
111' a on y saver or any ‘ ‘ 1111111 ore e o 1' o 1, . I to he go equipped. . . f d 1 5',
no who in in need of good l111111lturo _ . "'" more strongly constructed. 1 HARTFORD, Mnrch I6.—~.l~ioh \\Il- Although the hot] my,“ occurred SBICCUOIIS 0 [ea y-tO-Weai' apparel I
Wprlcen . Your vacant property ‘3 coating .Iw—v—wwwvww- limos. 1111Iincl111ul ol’ the Animal!“ only today work on the ulnnntic rlhn . . I . ‘ ‘ y ' .1 " '1".
. money every day. A bentlnol wan; "mum 11‘111I1111sl1. of Maple ””0"". school I'ormho dour In ”“8 cityior the add platen hue been going on for acy- ' In this CItYo ‘ DORA? (mine to US fli'St; ll:
L R Ora S E P Adv will obnluo your loss into 11 who underwent. 11 delicate oporotlon oi lost 32 yonrn‘ died yonterdny, Ilitol‘o ernl months rund they are ready to be 1; 1
g I 1 1.1 1'
1 1mm. TN 0'19 “0d "901 the hood 11 week one In getting nlonlt long illnosn Incident to old nuti Illa ._.
. __ ‘ , , ' ' . . ., 1111111911 In place. Numhor .1.) I111 111- l k l h .
STORE 15 Ely Ave, 8‘ U," , - nicely, ‘19”)! 011 HUTVICO 5“ the BCAIOOA (ill) re“ iéady about 10 [NW wilt. (‘OnlpAQACd T" we want you to 00 at a] 0t ers
ST E Sentinel Want finVSI will Introduce ......-.._..,._._...A....._....__._w forty. BC’VQH years He wag All) l iii The “uperdreuannught New YOI‘R‘ 3‘ .
11' ”1?. ”1.1.... ”M" W” ‘° W °"“°’ M” m "‘1'" SW" “‘III" "*"II’II’ 0‘. “I" I'IIIIIIIII 11...... 11111011 I 11 11.1.1. 1.1.11. 1111.. 1111.111. Na... and then we expect to hear your .2
Ii 9"" I ought to “3‘9 ““0”” 9‘10” other year» downtown M; II}. Church reelected lie was graduated from rule in Hid-I. Sev 11rd. will leave the yard mi her "1.113 ,
a“ - ottlcors yesterday orul children survive l ' ' .
. 1 -, 1 . I in about two woolen. h ‘ '
1 Wine- W oncst on men. our ver ict wi 1,};
' ' . - . ‘ LV-o p1. -- ”aw—e ‘ '
1'7; w“.Ir.'-'.I~1.';I.':I.';I.r .I”. new 15'.I~I.'-'.I~"'.,I.I:I AppfiAL op HANS SCHMIDT. g
xperlenced Athletes
dye hold 11. little of their strength in reserve for the tlmé when .:
" opponents press them
modem PEOPLE alive 11de A sMAL'I. AMOUNT FROM ‘
1n lucoMe rod oaroarr 1N.
3'12: '3"? ["1 1:“;-
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The Norwalk Furniture Hon
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Ordera Promptly Delivelcd.
Special Prices on Straw Mattinlls i
All 36o1htraw Mutiny now .1.,.. 2511.
1111300 Straw Matthias now 11.,l 206
'A" 250 Btmw Mattinfiti 11W y‘eoim-It-letr-a“out-l..h“a¥I-lpl'1bc..
COOK‘S FAMOUS LINOLEUMG are or the highest grader till wt the
I 911111 many new patterns In Knock. ‘ .
A lug vdriety or rILoonund TADLE on. cuorue " '
'BIO
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nppeul i'rom the sentence of death im-
polled on liinns 1Scllrnidt,tl11I former
priest for the murder of Anne Aurnnl-
Ier will be filed this Week by Mphduee ‘
'16. Koolhle; of 'Schmldt'n counsel.
«lineal will not-1111 :1 stay of sentence,
, sehmldt was sentenced to die In the
3hook beginning next Monday He in
.~' In the dearth house at Sing Sing
(Iround was broken teddy ln Went
.. etreot tor a new' house between the,
"1111511191 of Frank N.’ Ferris and J. him-'1
The
be no 0111111101.
Your Name on 0111' Credit
Ledger Will he a benefit
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