faction to us In
“ they viral-o well served in
, ' when Ive tiny “well served“ I've
II and courtesy.
give it;~ ll theres anything at all
but, we sell it
Watch Glass (best kind) ....... 15c
Watch Hands _l~‘itted ......... 10c W
Main Springs ............ title to $1.00
Case Springs . . . .. ..... 50: to 31-00
INowlIel-e can you get' your repairs
done better.
Watch ultdClock Cleaned 75c to $1.50
{you can't; afford the new just
us look over what you already
erheips new upholstery in some
as, and a little varnish will make
old new.‘ We make no charge
. KOHN (BROS.
; 2 N. Main so Phone 335-4.‘
HazelttIn
Coal
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The B. Hershiield 8; Son Co
‘. TEL. 29¢. 122 WATER 8T.
inprecedented
Values
‘ Dining Room and IClIambe. Furni-
re, Rugs Brass Beds and Bedding,
Blankets Comrortnbles, Curtains,
inner Sets and Lamps:
“who Former Auditorium Bulldlrj,
" TIINORTH MAIN‘ STREET.
Ive buy ~»sec',nrl-lland Furniture.
call 0031'
Coal!
a Goal of
WM. EFFRON‘
nowan er. ans-r NORWALK.
Tel 441.
r two immense stocks or Furni
at low IlVriccs.
M.IL. ROSEN
MAIN STORE-16 ElyV Avc., scum
Blot!
EUTKOWSKY
' '"lnvestigatiOn
re ivill prove a money saver for any
who is in need Vol good Furniture
Watches and Clocks Repaired, all
parts made like new . $1.50 UP
Look For Our Repair List.
JEWELRY IAND OPTICAL
GOODS REPAIRD IN ,BEST
POSSIBLE MANNER.
Own and neehhe very newest, iln~
est and-expensive Ilicrulan, Swiss
French and American tools and Inn-
Clllllfll y
CHAS-BRAND
Pllcllnl ............,
Jeweler and Optician
138 WASHINGTON STREET,
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YOU'LL ENJOY PREPARING
VEGETABLES
bought hercl’l‘hey are so frrsh
and crisp. you‘ltnow they are go-
’ , ing to taste line on the table.
WHY EAT VCANNED GOODS
when you can get the fresh
from the farm article? Just
coma here in the morning and
see What a good natured crowd
you ll meet, Such legetubles as
cars would put anybody in good
humor
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Music Hallfiiook
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HOUR" PERFORMING
MIRACLES.
Locales R9v..Mr. Chamberlain as Pal.
tor of Norwaik M. E. Church.
Il-ieadline in the uptown paper,
“(lilalnberlain will succeed Collintll.”
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guy a ,"’9’" high grade of Wilkev- The dealpatch irom New Milford says their figures on the new II orb and the
V'llo has accepted u call from the Non bills are all to be III by Friday, March 1108”.le “OW 1“? blade “‘9 10““ to, street and employed a number m "vag-
unlk M. II}. Church. Below that Is
printed the story that the cmnmittoc
will arrive at a decision tomorrow.
Would say that It is not compliment-
‘IVIyV aI bushel and you will bin a ton, my to the committee these contiitling tm'y making aucthcr kind of hats. was
words.
, ’l‘lle "tlutll ol’ the Illnltel is that the
special committee appointed into the
matter oi‘ looking for a new master to
‘ sutceed Rev. 11.”. Illaswoll will Icport
tho lllilllp, of Rev. A it" Chamberlain.
of New Milford. to tho ()lilcial Heard
of the church. ut‘ tho meeting tonight
'l‘ilat body will (iodide whether to em
tend lir, Chamberlain a call.
."Iile ”our in also a I'perlonner of,
miracles. It «baa ncarIyI sold It‘omlno-
(lore William ll Byington‘s boat and
thus not even shown enough courtesy
to notiiv him bit Ilillc i'a'ct.
'i‘ilelr slogan ci’ “Nerve that‘ s Ilewa,‘
‘would (appear to receive n ‘Ihllick cy
from the above illustrations.
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it there's anything also included in a square deal we
We would him your Euler.
The Batch & Bmiey Company
I court-I Nonwablt.‘ court
million ill lull. 8TBEEl'
, First Class Repairing
ls out Business Magnet ..
the preceding session was extended.
. t'nvoritq‘atucksyalthoughIiII‘ a few in-
Illaven again developed strength and
Iorodo and Southern Preferred issues
_ the available space is to be occupl
7‘ Llclltbiau property, on, the southwest
., not be secured by the management.
llll llltl lltltl iliiiil
'- IBIll'iIBll Building lorries Dildo-3
‘ when high Wind Shiites Irw ‘
litany in Ruins ' "
include quality. price prdnlntuenls
You need in Mellie and Oak Floor- I . V ,1
or. hours, March 18.——Arieest two ,
Inersons were killed,_15 buried under
' 'debris and ten injured when the west.
. walrbl'tne Missouri Athletic dtup
' building. which was destroyed W n
lire in which thirty persons lost their, .
lives a week ago. collapsed under a,
high wind here yesterday, and crash-l
ed through a four-story building 00-!
copied by the St, [puts Seed Com-
pany. ‘ ‘"
The wall of the Missouri Athletic
Club building, which stood» seven
stories high. crumbled when a thirty-
llve tulle wind veered to the north-
west. A few minutes before the
collapse. Building Commissioner Mo
Kelvey, who Iwas directing one llun~i
tired and seventy men in the work of;
exploring the ruins of the Missouril
Athletic Club, ieared the wall would.
fall and ordered his men out of that
debris. This action probably pre
vented a heavy loss or tile. .
Many Unaqcounted For.
Home alter the accident it II an int
poasible to determine how many per
sons had been buried in the ruins.
Many doubtless escaped and went
away without giving their names,x
but ten persons are unaccounted total
Ib‘ix injured, three of them women,‘
been taken front the, ruins, two
several
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ve bidding for stacks was resumed
on the opening today, and the rise of
Themovemsnt was small among the
stances prices were bid . up rapidly.
Kansas and Texas Pfd. made a further
recovery front its recent slump, rising
2 points Canadian Paclllr. and Peo-
ple‘s this made similar gains. New
udvanced' nearly a point. Announce; I
ment that the April dividend on 001- l
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would be passed caused. a break of ‘
1 1-2 in the First Pill.
WALL STREET. Nooll.m~I.Altllt)IIgll
tile,lllnrket’s position appeared to be
ialrly string. no initiative was display-l
ed on the long side, and the inability,
llliili
of the bulls to attract. a following ro- were known to be dead and
united in active selling by room trud- still were in the debris
(Ira. Announcement that the Colorado Priests ‘m Attebdance.
und Southern dividends Would be sus-
beuded afforded a pretext for general ““1“ tilei'worklncn tugged m the
' ' " ' . " I. '. Iv. F er en»‘
selling on the ground that. it was all-'lwu\"' “mm” 1ch m M“ K
other indication. oi’ tho unfavorable “ell-"I " Catholic WWW ndlnlniaterctl
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position of the railroads. (‘olorntioaud l": I?“ flu-“V‘llklgt’hihuzl: lug) I{tw-
Southern Common lost We and the 1” es s ““0 “m e. l ‘ u .
Fir-It i’l‘ll 'I points (‘otulers bencllt- m“ “"9"“! auction to the injured.
led for n time by higher prices for the “‘3‘ “M." “f It “in“ 21‘3“???“ rm“:
metal. but reports from illt‘. Stccl trade thtIutliIIg, lay “a?” “9, NV) ’ 0_ V (i
were confusing. United Slflli‘i‘t Stool Loilb. All anc _mnn has 101 It
ultimately weakened and the wlmiolist ”mum“! “"0 seriously NEH-Ed l“ tilt!
gave way with it The Nu.“ advances baselncllt oi illl' sect] company build~
were cancelled IItIi‘ol'e lltIoII. lllllllli “Usi- Pillsii‘luns bud lnicrlcd a local
were ”my anaesthetic into his pinioncd leg and
._.,._-,._.._.___..-..__ =‘IIIclc about to humiliate it when
workmen surceeded in moving the
NEW ADDITION Illobris slightly and relensrd the in
‘ ATIIB. Mill ll.
‘lurcd man.
it ontluued from First Page.)
.m-»q-...x- .
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sun rolrlitrotlsllr
ii. is under8tood that the utiurium ONHBTE'EM’HEA! H
II Ill be live. stories in height and thatV ,. .... V
will be oi cementw'Itmt-Iole con
struction t'Iully memo,“ in em,“ and The case of Dudley iI.‘_ llovt against
every particular The dimensions of “mm“ J K. “WHO" and Eduardi
the new building could not he definite S‘W‘“ occupied ”’9 “"9““0" 0"
ly ascertained today, for John l (‘nv- Judge (‘urtis 3‘"! jury '“ the "Ni side,
'unagb was reported out of town but. of the Court of Common Pleas, all duyi
it. is believed that one side will run yesterday ‘I‘
Inc tent. The lquill of the bulldlng' -‘”- “1M Wit-"I v“ the gland ""0"“:
may be 150 feet but .llibi how much of out the morning. and a part of the al‘
ed tornoon, and his testimony related to
his securing II innit 01‘ $500 from Mr E
Stuart, secured by a mortgage on tlte‘
house [‘lll‘flllai’it‘d in Mrs. Eliznbetir.
Mills, at No”: Souudvlew Terrace,
South Norualit He told of paI'IIIcntaV
or interest on the note and other ilnan-
clul trn III-lactiolla, I
.t‘Ionlractor \Villlnlu' ll. McMahonj
and Palmer Accolasor William G"
corner or this block, now nearly an (“milieu testified as to the size oil
tilcly held by the company, and will the house and lot and the upproxi- .
face on Tolles street minute value of tho property. both quail
.‘I'tontractots are already completing iiying 85 exports in illlfi ”HEN
Mr. Stuart then took the stand. and
muld not be determined.
l 'l‘o‘make way for the addition sev-
eral small one-story frame structures
on the property will be razed, these
including the carpenter and plumbing
department and some of the olllce
rooms. Tllo'ncw building will start
'at the fence abutting the William
Mr. Hoyt in tiltill at the solicitation,
of Albert Wclinitzpwho was lnterestl
ed at that timlI in tile Norwalk inJ
vestlnont Company; how Mr Hoyt;
paid some of the interest but afield!
ward railed to do so, and Mr' smart
tlIen assigned the mortgage note wt
Attorneys Walsh lit Hubbeil, for \Iili
lianl J K. liubileli, of Wilton. who ill'
a party to the suit. '
(‘ity 'l‘nx (‘ollcctor Robert C. Mit-
I-llcli instilled as to the payment oil.
taxes on the ploporty at ‘No; 2 Sound-' ,
view ’i‘errncc which has been ownedl
l‘or sovernl years by Mrs. Mills. 1
Albert Wollnitz then testified as n1
llia setting the loan from Mr, Stuartl
Oil August 31st Icon lor the purpose
of paying the taxes dud on property.
"0th, day alter tomoriow.
it is said that the plant will be used
for the manufacture oi? struw huts, but
a recent rumor stated that a large inc
to be pulchanod by the local concern,
and it may be that this. Willi he incor-
porated into the new building.
The new addition was confldelcu
long before the butters'ntrike, but be-
cause oi' the ail-Illa it has been delay-
cll until the present, time.
The business of tho concern has
been steadily increasing for the past
icw yeah; and they; rowtll has become
enormous in the past two years, so
that the expansion is all that. could be
expected.
the company Would have probably
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., coustlucted the building over the on owned by the Norwaih lnvestmeuii
tire plot including the Llclltblnu prop-I (mummy , i
m Icrty, but it is stated that this could The case was on again this morn-'
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The Norw'alk Furniture House
I4-I6 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
special Prices on Show Mailings
“ Ali 35c Straw Mailings new ....‘.......... I 25c
till 300 Sitrnw Mdttinfis now Vi
,‘All 25c Straw Mailings how i ’-"
and lastly new patterns in stock. V
. , ' a bingarieiilo or. woodland trims
Inbnnt. lilili'ILlflSi two Sunday morning.
tlblprinttdnle.
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woa‘watwa‘
LEADING
any aooos area:
AND
Tristram ‘
New Willie and Colored
Dress Fabrics
, V lII‘ many weights and weaves for mnny lpuuposes.
varied assortment that warrants a close inspection. (tome.
Compare. You are sure of satisfaction Ibcrc,
Costume Crepes
Small and dainty floral designs ill tiny flower sprigs In V,p_ink
blue. ”190 and WNW» A cumsy- dike pictorial that“ needs no': I
ironing. 3i) inches wide, lilo a yard.
Cream While Blissc
Avery lino crinkled sélf striped material that in ideal for
womens underwear. . 30 inches wide”, ilic It yard.
Dainty White Dress Materials
All)“; and '
Sec.
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VVoiles, plain and crepe Iveaves the yard 25c, 39c, 59c. lIictI
Cloth, ‘lti inches wide. the yard :Iac. l‘tvplills and rcpps, the
yald, 2pc. Ratlnes, 36 llltfiltlfi V'Wlilti, the yard. 390..»
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hub Crepes .
la blue, pinkand white. 36 inches wide, the yard Sifto
In. Color Zephyr Ginghams
”32 inches wide, special, per yard, 9 l-2c.
ilElITiis Alli) mums
Mrs. Hannah Mallory.
The death of Mrs. l'li'llniilll Mallory
widow of Ezra IA. Mallory, occurred
at her home on Now strcct, Dunbury.
lira, Mallory lltld been in failing
health several years, her illness re-
snitilIIg iroIlI Ibo lulirlultlcs ol‘ advanc-
(‘tl age.
Mrs, Mallory was a native of Wil-
ton and was the daughter of Wil-
llnln and Mary .lutld Mallory, of that
plllt'fl. Silo was Inurrird to lIIzru A.
Mallory ill lN-iii and l'llllli' to Dan-lI
bury to I'vsldr iIi .illut iinw, MI“. Mal;
llil‘)‘ then conducted a hut factory
(front lI'lniIl district mm llItIir home
was in that district for II low yturs
(liter their Inart‘iugo. They then mow
cd into what. was then the village of
llaubury and occupird (litl‘llollsv on
Now street, which but] sint‘c boon
Mrs, Mallory's llonlc.
“Early in life Mrs. Mallory became a
member of tlIII Disciples church, now
1le Church of Christ, and while her
health permitted she took an active ‘
interest in the church and Work. ller
Vgontle disposition and swcct womanly
traces cudrurrd her to a large circle
of friends
but IIIIOsteIItntlous.
Mrs. Mallory is survived by two
sons Charles A. Million and William
\lnliorI both of Dunhulv
E.‘I’lhe funeral serIlces were bridal. -
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29 New strcrt this afternoon. at;
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Mrs. Anna E. Fancher. '
.lirs. Anna E. Rancher, fountrlv a.
resident of Dellbury. died at her home
ill Bridgeport Saturday night, at the
nix" of sixtI- -ScVI-.‘ll years. Mls Fan-
cher was born in New Milford, and
her pnleuts
and lietsy Amelia Woodrulf Her bus-
baud .Iohn Fancber, diotl ill lianbury
about twentycighl years ago. Prevl
;ous to that time Mrs li‘ancller had
established a bakery on Cmu'stock
one to deliver her goods Site con-
ducted the bakery until about twenty
years ago when she removed to
Bridgette” and established a bakery
there, running this until within a chV
yoals of her dentin '
She was a member ol the Advent
Ichurch of Bridgeport. The deceased is
survived by one tianghlol, Niles Lena
Puncher who livod with lldr Inth her;
two brothers. I]. W. \I’oolbui‘l, of an-
bury, and William \I’oodrulr oi Nor .
walk and one sister, Mrs. Julia Hal
lard of Iiiljidgcport
Raymond Saunders. , .
Raymond Saunders 01‘ Hope atrnet
died early I'nstcrdnyl‘
morning, after 9 protracted fitness.
He has lived ill Ispringdeioé‘ Willi his
son Albert for about idbr ‘y‘lears 'iiVni
was born in Weatport‘ ”l9 yoursmgof
He was a batter byI trade, living ini
JISputil NorIvalk for a time, and was all
so engaged in tile oyster. buslneaslI
nu irod at times inIIV New liilVenl
where several of his daughters .I’mi,
aside. I ‘I . I
His wife died eight yours ago He ,
»,i survived by one son, Albert D.. and.
tour daughterswbirn. hrynnt or
‘I ridgeport Mrs.“ Henry Bertlno, Mrs.
D Millard and Mrs. GV. Buttery, nil,
i’ New Haven. I ‘ . ,
The funeral service will be held on'
hinder. or 1 p in. interment will
b in Riverside Cemetery, Ivorwabw
ill ‘
lier cluIritlesteIp litany, '
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were Warren Woodrulf ,
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Sale for a Few Days”
of the Best White
, otton Felt Mattress
Ever Sold for the
Money
Ill You must come in and See these
Mattresses In order to appreciate what
a Bargain you are getting.
EDC’GL'i'LILTJJ
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time have sold a couple doz--
en during the last two weeks.
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'(llHadn’t you better get in line?
ruler. $1 5 00
ONLY
CASH on CREDIT
H KRIEGER & CO
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at his residJIcI in l3rlmkiin.w\ew tor . olitiltllt‘ittmt ll o‘clock.” .Ilr.
York, where he hull been ill only Saundels has many otiu r relatives in
three days. lloI was well known in Norwalit whore be lived all his life.
this section, through his residence of live won one of tho old-time man-ct
many summing at his country rcai— men.
dehco in West Side nvenuo. Bownyicn.
He la, survllod by a widow and Wu
children. .
()iiiler John 11 ’J‘oolllili Ivt'int to the
depot at 5:25 last evening to arrest a
- . . {repelled drunk. The man had disulp-
Raymond Saunders. lpeured when the oiiiccr arrived.
ilnymond Scandals a well kdown: . V V . .
resident of Norwullt, died at the honle‘ A 90“ “a“ 4’9"“. porn "0 M" ""d
of his son Albeit Saundera‘ “(mu Mrs. Nicholas hard? of 13 York.
' ' Mother and mild are doing
‘ , It lies morning at 2 street
(2.132;, 20,105,“ dzysho'rt illness 0: nicely and the happy father is renIl-m-
pneumonia “.9 was nearly eighty boring his 'trionds in proper fashion.
mill hit one. The deceased louver George YnnKllren, of South Norl
ii’our daughters and one son and sev- 'waik. was discharged from the Nor»
oral Irritndchildren. The innérai ser- walk Hospital this morning Mrs. id.
vices will be held ‘I‘at Glenbrmk on ‘N Caeugeri. oi the second district.
ital-noon; and interment was admitted yesterday afternoon for
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lines in the Riverside come—(medical treatment.
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