Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 20, 1914 · page 12

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tins II pt the rlsht We. but It's a source .‘.1 even greater sails
, (action to 1111 that giro have made each one 11. 1161111111 That's because .
‘ 11111 were well nVor'Ved In all respects—«sand they know it. ‘ 1
‘ we 1111111111.. quality. price promotnoss
Inn 1111. Included lna 1' ‘ 111'“,
all you need In Ilsuletand 0111:; -

 

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' give '.II I! there’s 11111111111111
tog. we selI It. We would V

The Hatsttslutstfismmy

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I Involved. 1 1

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* George doneIII of 1811th Wilton. hon
Ber-

ENTEWI‘AINED -AT AUCTION, V
In Malcolm Andrus .1111 Miss May

 
 
 
 

blot of auction ‘A, dainty luncheon;
was seri ed after the playing hard end-

thils sprian as the young man Motion
to' his duties in the Fox Cycle Hard-
ed and the prizes awarded. The win- ware Company lri South Norw.11llr 0t
ners of the afternoon were: Mrs. (.7 course 111.101.1111 does not. .intend to M

B. Coolidge, let; Mrs. Ward Nutiing.'eirceed the speed limit, but some times Good tenants are to be
2:1111 Mrs Charles Barker, 3rd; Mlle those darn cycles do certainly lly and 1:11 o advertliilux

Hazel Lockwood, consolation. {one can never tell ‘ ' - .

"a”... wwna— . m... _, .—

' STERN BROTHERS 7

Forty-second and Forty- third Streets, West of F ifth Avenue .
‘ New York 1

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atV at} ed before tomorrow night

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

To ~,morrow Saturday,’school duties. and “home werlt" give way to Mother’s study of what is i110 t .
pleasing and practical in Swing Garments for Boys and Girls of all ages. it 15 one of the prerogatiVes 51‘
this fine and comfortable store to serve parents and children with cxceptional skill and satisfaction.

 

Spring Coats, Capes and Suits—~01. 111.11....1 r111...
Sizes l4. l6 and l8 i'cais

Over Two Hunrhed Suits in Fi‘teen Models

the ililCl‘E‘llllg uttering that has been prepared for To morrou.
Ll h1.n'1nlc1inl.-a1'c ll c inmrod .Serges Che-.1 ks. Gabardine}, Moire
11nd Crepe C.loth in models .11- charming in 111.1. originality of
style as they are 111 their youthful liner. and ncwroloriiigu. 'l’hcsc
we have arranged in two groups. iii the waist prices of

$19.50 and 24.50
and Coats for Girls, 610 I4 yum-1:

Girls’ Dresses,,i.m I am. Dance and D1ess was .

oil inc Batiste. drgniiriie
Crepe dc Chine and Cliillrn. at $7 50 to 23 50

Girls' Coats, oi EVIL-Vince and Slum‘ucid Checks
trimmed with mono. Bolted models;
in new. hronn or red

Misses’ and Juniors’

Misses' Coats and Capes

l’or outing wear. nothing is smiirtcr than their not. Sport Coats
and Capos. oi Colime and Broadcloth in 1~. hitc. on tel and street
shades Tl1c1"~'e . 11 swagger English air to them peculiarly in hair-
mony 11th thc l;.11 none oi the lmhionnblcr 11gurc. \Ve are featur-
in: two especially attractive irr-iups ill the low pri'cs ui

$14. 50 and 22. 50
’ - School and Dressy Spring Frocks

Girls’ 'Washabie Dresses, ought styles. in Russmn and l' reach I
waisted cliccts. of Plaid and Striped V - . I
Cinchnm. Chamhrnv and Lawn. at "1.25.1.85. 2.10

Girls’ Dr $1.111 models. oi No1cllv Crepes. ’
Voilcs. R1531” l .mcns. I l .

1152.85 375 5.00 |"

and imported Ciimzlmms
Girls' Dressy Coats, lull 'lcngtli models. oi Novelty Pluids Selge‘. and Check:
sill. lined: manv hoVwing the 11e\v'rippl’1.1 reflect. . . . . , . . . at

 

To}!

‘4. 85, 7 50
“10.50 to V32. 50

 

lo-mmrou Saturday \\ill lc placed on sale. 011 the
Second Floor, 11 large collection oi the most desirable

Black and Colored Spring Silks

'At the following extremely low prices:

Imported Printed Chiflons and 5 8
Washable Hubutnis', plain and striped' Yard C

Regularly 5!. 00 to l 35 Yard
Plain Crepe do Chines, Satin Charmeuse, Canton

 

,B‘ciys’ Spring Clothing
On the Third Floor

I il1e collection affords unlimited selections oi sturdy All- Wool
fabrics. in clean-cut styles. tailored in the best manner.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Norfolk Suits. with extra ltnmkerbocirers: at near gray or Ian."
mixed suitings and navy serge. plaited hack stitched belt and
patch pockets. ages 8 to l8 111111111.

at $7..50 9..75 12.50

Boys’ Balmacoon Spring Coats, of Mined lweeds

rainprooi; in gray. tan or brown eliects: l0 to ill yrs.10.50 Crepes. Ripple Crepes and Crepe Meteors.
Small Boya' Spring Topcoau, single or double-hreastcd styles. Regularly.“ 75 ’0 3 00 Yard
. with plain or belted hack. of nmy serge, shepherd clieclt. , 11 C“ $1.10. 1.45

worsted and neat mixtures many with extra “’38 liablt. collars.
ages 2V; to ID years.

at $5.00 7.50.10.00

Boys’ Washable Suits, for Dress “can oi cxch. -1ve materials.
styles and colors; made exorcisly for intern Brothers in Paris
and Berlin, ‘l V _ ,

at $5.50. 7-501 8.50 Also on thct Main Floor an interesting oli111ng 'oi
Boys’ and Youths’ Furnishings Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics

S . . . .. . . . .

E’iiziiitiiniorn’hfiiiyslittdiI’laiiwlh’il’iiiiigdiiiiilt‘eiil:i1desgool”’afilial; 1n winch \1 ill be iound a broad selection of the latcsl‘

Rompers and Neckwm also _ designs and color clients to be shown this season arranged
in dress lengths. at the following prices:

3°? 3 SP”?! ”a“ $1...25 1.80 350 7.25 .11....1.

Printed Foulards, Brocaded Crepe de Chines, Char-
meuse, Bengalines, Etc., Sold regularly at $3.50 and 4.50 Yd.

'11 $1.65. 1.95 V

in Waist and Dress Patterns only

 

 

' personnel of the 1111111111 or 'l’rnstees 1
.. tor the Connecticut and Rhoda Island:
' trolley lines, owned 11y the New He-

the hope that settlement oi: that, our
tire 111 the dissolution plan will 111111.
to a speedy 11111111111111» on every point

VV; Personal investl 1.11311 of a, Ilet ol'i
----- men suggested for the boards 11111511}

resentstivee oh the department led to .
lthe shamanism; 111111111 Inst D109:
posts for an agreement item Wt.

purchased 11 Pope motorcycle. . e H:
V 11111-1111 entertained at the latter'e sons who live along the Wilton road mfiziemi’vlri’ltoali’: an m. 1111
For home. on West avenue. at seven ta- are to see grey dashes early mornings early announcement or e. mm

agreeluent, and it was the hope ‘11: ot-
fleiaie that a settlement will be reach-

hart—«tor

 

 

of Cloth Fell or Straw, are ready 111 all the best styles ioi Sclioor . _
and Dress wear. at notably reasonable prices which represent decided savings from prevailing pricesfi

 
 
 

 

 

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HAVE THE
LARGEST 11mm
in Town
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Carpets
Rugs,
. Mattings
V Linoleum
Oil? Cloths
CUrtains
, Shades
Curtain Rods
and Poles

‘Bissell Sweepers
Vacuum Sweepers

Window
Shades

to Order
a Specialty?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

.11111111‘1111 Elzeiir (lautliiéi former .\lin— ‘ A I. r “i"

 

rue-LEADING DRY soon-ss’rosn.

Carpets

 

 
 
 
 

NORWALK.

 

The House-
' wife turns
1 to our

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Section

W hen Springtiine
' Comes

.Not Only For the High-
} est Grade of '

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

and Rugs

but for those inexpen-
sive but effective rag
and fibre products that
are ideal for country and
shore, cottages,

All Kinds of
Curtains

from the best lace to
dainty and artistic fab-
rics at small cost. Shades
to order. Estimates fur;
nished for. a single win-
dow or an entire house.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. pr V.
. aov srnucx BY'WAGDNV SHAFLI
l M Mania resigned owing to alto-go 111111111111; \\'ngner youngtson or" Jos-
tions that, when l’ieinlei,V 111.1, brouahl, apti \\' agnor 11fVInton Place was _

”flag“? I}? iil’i’ft’o postillone Ville? trial struck In tho 1111111111111 hi the strait 0t
1 1 o x
il’ensizrfraiihse ’ on 11111151. e In uagon when he darted out into the -
The police and military authorities “"8“ m from 01’ “- The horse was
took precautions today to prevent any hulking. and ““9 ”“31 “'0'“? ”With”
disturbances during the funeral of “"9“ the little chap from receiving
(1111111111; Culmette. \\ ho was shot to sellous Injuries, He only had a few
111111111 by \Ime Caitlaux, wife of the scratches. The little fellow was on
then Minister of Finance. Alon?1 the his \\'“.V 1101119 "01“ SCHOOL “lid “'39.
route 0! the procession detachments playing “Wt 380m? Other "Millie“.
of police were stationed in readinesswlle“ he started across the ntreet.‘

inter of Public 1111111111:

 

OldliitFurniture‘ 811.1 3
comes New Furniture

if you will let. us repair and:
uphols‘ter it for you. Phone
or drop us a postal and we'
will call and give you an Ves-

 

to suppress dwionstratlone.

 

 

Silk stockings, Hiiyler’s candles and .- V . fix.‘;"‘r\‘ l
jewelry will be given away at [118V ' ’ 5‘11““, o. ‘\
country store d11nce.ln Dhamlnnd, to~ / '"s‘
morrow night. The regular class /
dancing school will meet Monday / ‘4
night. as usual, inDrearnland. I 1.

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BUY 1 ,v
Hazelton ‘1 .1.
' Goal

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’iThe ll Ilershtield 81. Son (10 -

TIL. 304.122 WATER UT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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YOU'LL ENJOY PREPARING
VEGETABLES

bought here, They arr;1 so l'rcsii ‘,
and Irish 1'1'01 know Iliov are 2.1.0-
the to taste line on the triblo
WHY EAT CANNED 00008
1t111n you on 111 11.111 ttie {111811
tram 1111,. 1111111 article? Just

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

bhlooos‘ reoU'rH NORWALK EUR 11.111 1.111.. place 1111 the ceremony was
WEDDING. not stateda They were unacomnpunted
.W-‘Illlam— Andrew Menu. of Weata and 111.111.111.111 to be strangers in the
61d. N. .12, and Mrs. [In Schmidt. 0! city. The! 'wlll make their home In

bullion, came to South Namath last ...1111ne111. ‘ '
Izht, and sought out Rev. Ralph G.‘ 1“
Manley, pastor of the South Norwalkl

'I‘Iloi'sl‘ell

Elli flltll lllll’
Hill lllll Ill Bill

V11 ‘duur'o in (Iiunymiit).

 

 

vacant property It

 

your rostlui ‘liur t'ntlior
o'clock at the intraonnge in West adv. will change your loss

""0 " Perceived word from Mexico City
1111111111., (How the couple came to so mm 1‘i-v one hot! sea , l

Gunhoat Tamylco. Forgslsw 1.111.. 11111 11111111111011.
Allegiance l0 Huerta ‘ and shell the robots.

— , 11111-1 seized and sent to Mazatlnnl’
March 2Ii~~Lovo 1 Mflll’l“at WM out In command

 

 

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SAN DIEGO 011.1,.

 

 

 

. .: Vrebel general 11 .
11'. at Topoiohampo. Mon, 111111111111 Ltelit W" . .3
" Mnlpica, executive oiltcor or the tori
I! nier federal gunhoot TampiOo. to for—
VV;;’:";;11I his aitegtunce to President Huger “AuTH’En “0‘8
1," In. oi” Mexico, 11111 surrender the war
.3'1'. 1:1th to the {other or the girl he
"-. loved, accordlng to the story told Jiy
.. passengers arriving here yesterdiiy.
1 train ports on the west coast of lien
Vioo.
Lieut. 11111111.. 111111 the girl; who is

 

PRUDENT PEOPLE SAVE. EVEN A BMALL AMOUNT FV’VROMV
HEIR INCOME. FOR DEPOSIT IN

 

. here .11; is 1111111, and drwwlng Interesi , '1
’ ‘V_Rsntals In the note Deposit Vault.

 

MFA". ”1'11'1 .' "V1211 ‘.
. f;._._.‘7_11 11‘ .1"

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now his wife. several 11111111111. use at

love, but the girl refused to accent the
olltror's‘vl‘npoanl oi‘ maritime unless
he took the 'I‘nmplco to 'I‘opololiampof'
from 11111111111111 and turned It over to
tie, it iii sold, represent-

Lieui. Malpica, M lllB Federal ori to-htn commanding officer that he

'l‘onolobamno
The rroptuin, It
1 its until: assented AI To pololiumpo he

for the henutltul daughter oi! the ”“5 “’2‘”!th ”“d ‘1 few days "It” “'85
ommundtmg ll” lorces married to the robot generals dough

It 730,. ERElllll'l ”HIST!"

”PARIS. 11111111 10.41111 1:11p to tire
Fré’tioh 131111111111 caused ny‘ 11111 11111111311111
lien of Ernest Moots new the 'Mir‘ilse
try of Marlee was Illfl‘d today by the. .
1.1111011111111111 to the 11031:}?! ‘Beuatorlltowun St. T211 1111. 'V It”

 

11011111 horn in the morning 11111!
' 111111 1' 1.1111 1141001] natured crowd '-'
' 1 you‘ll 11111111 i‘iurh \egetnbles 1111’
V ours Would put 1111\hort1 In giod
" humor

 

 

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In

’1. Ghiotto 81 C 11.

Music 11111111818811

 

to

‘ stock. We haw: both at

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KOHN-BROs V

 

72 N. Main St.

 

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IF..

-You haven't the money to buy

new Furinture look over cur line
of Second-hand Furniture. if
you can buy new look at our
right
prices

M GUTKOWSKY

At the Former Auditorium Bulldirj,
81 NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘
We buy secV.nIi-I111nd Furniture.

(WITH

Two of the largest stocks of Fu1~
niture in Th2 Norwalks to choose
from we surely can please both
your taste and your pdrse. Look
them over. 1

"’M. L. ROSEVI‘I

MAIN STORE-315 Ely Ave, 8011’)",

Norwalk.
Biddle

 

llluy a ver' high grade of Wilkes

Barre Cool ol‘. EFFRON

3 1181111121., EAST NORWALK.
1' 'I'ry a‘Iiuthel and you will buy a ton.
VTol 441,. ‘ _ T111441. _

JUNK” "DEALER

"-You only 1181.11 write a. postal orV
phone to Witt._ldlfmn hurt you will
get a ready market, for 11.111111 Write}!
you don‘t want, 1111.111 as rags, 111111111111.
bottles rubbers. Itcl‘lltlhll‘uil', morals.
feather 111111111 11 specialty We are;

Whiting 'Ior yoiir 1111111111. 11111111111 ., ‘1-

 

uul'.

mic WALL so.

 

All .1111 11111111111 111311111311. now

' .'All 250 Straw Mailings now,

_ CODK’BV FAVMOUG LINOLEU'MS
_ and 111111111 new untterns to 1111111.

VA 111121111111er on FLOOR ‘IIIIVI

 

 

 

'rwmmflfifrw‘fr. 9" .

The Norwalk Furniture House

Tel. Orders Premptiy Delivered.

51.111111111111111 Straw Mailings

”HIM-.11”... .............

All '1011 11111111 111181111111 now

11.511.11.11.

East Nor-walk.

11....251:

11.111 1111111111111111 . ......

are of the highest guide all widths

TABLE Oil. GLOTHE

 

 

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