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.. While twelve Italians attempted to
.. proceed wiih excavation work at that
‘ earner of Ward and Main streets this
"j morning twice that number or the sons
1 «It ituly gathered about and did their;
‘. host. to get the workers ti) quit. The ,
workmen. however, were satisfied with.
1 their labor and the remuneration and‘
. retused to leave.» Things began to get.)
, excited and Cassius M. Webb potitled
the police. Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
went to the place and sent the dis-
tnrhels away witii“a warning.
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THEIR THIRTEENTH ANNIVER-
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011 the occasion or the thirteenth a
anniversary or, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gerhardt a party was tendered them
at their home last evening. There
' [were games music, and letreshments. :
. i‘Mrs. Thomas Hunt and 'William
- ‘tSchlitt favored with solos, Miss Helen.I
. Hunt gave piano selections, Henry
Gerhardt played the violin, and there
was music all evening. Among those
present were the following: Mr. and
' Mrs. Henry Gerhards. Mr. and Mrs.
‘ William Schlitt. Mr. and Mrs. John
- Pennington, Mr. and Mrs. George
Steegmuller. Mr and Mrs. Thomas
1Hunt, Misses Helen and Katherine
DEATHS AND FlillEllALS llDorney, Helen Hunt. Alice Lockwood Raymond, Benny Casey, rilenry, Rays—iii have noticed," said Uncle Eben.l SAPLE'IGH GETS 11- AGAW!
~— In the ~-
Bargaln Basement
Continuation or the ’ '
‘ 20-2 "Reduction Sale
of all of our
Nickeled. Aluminum and Volcanic Enameled Wars
A but of metal conklnmg and table utensil. u! a greater price saving than we have ever offered before
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{‘fSousoo” Gas Maotles, guaranteed 4 months, regular
pass 300 - . - - Our price 23c -
' We have a Good Gas Mantle at tile. 3 for 25c
A 250 Fruit 81 Vegetable Press for rising potato '3.S etc. now 190
25c“Nyoil, ”the best for sewmg mach1nes,b1cycles, typewriters, 10c
x ‘ 25c Globe Silver Foam. Best made, 91: “
Good Parlor Brooms. 19c Handy Floor Cloths, Sc Egg Boxes (15¢ per hundred
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.Nonwrsucs
LEADING
onv woos are“
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
If you‘ re ever tuning to build. how's the time, for 1.1111111111111131 in
your favor and. notwithstanding tales to «the contrary we doubt it
you‘ll ever see 11111111111 or the duality we handle any cheaper. Why
not got really serious about owning your home and come in and talk
it over with us? we not only sell lumber hotelier inclinations and
information when customers desire our help, and will turhlsh plane
for complete 'house when materials are {purchased or us. .
The finish 81 Bailsy Company
BOUT" NORWAUK. CONN
pleases and
1 fort and ‘ great
,ctiOn,
t, Bricks and
such materials
THE NORWALK
FURNITURE HOUSE
14-16 WALL ST.
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Baby Carriages
GO-CARTS
We have. the 111111.311 assortment in
the city, and you can save money tit
. any price you wish to pay.
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s. Old Fufnltufe Be- égertht‘titiuseiy; Kremlin; lo 1321112121011 mood and Edward Gerhardt. “(lat when somebody dat nebber‘, 1SapleiglI——t beg your pardon. l for-
James “Smith. “5 ‘ n ‘1“ s rs G l ' ._... ~——- 1 fought boilers foh war, dam as has 'got myselt
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001095 New Furniture ‘ Little is known about James Smith 'Mrs. Ella. Casey, Mrs Fred (anoint: “A Furnished Room to Rent? A ! been to one, is liable to keep still 1111' Miss Keen—~- Thnt’s all right’ Po .plo
who died early ””5 morning, at the. ham, Mrs Lucy Schlitt, Mrs J' ' Sentinel want changes it to II to! Hook mighty thoughti‘ul."~——\\'nsl1 are likely to forget the tIl\ 1.11 and ms
if you will let us repair 31nd 'NOl‘Wfllk town farnI. A relative 0’ the Dunning, M” John Mills, “mam dished mama-Rented. ‘ington Star!“ 111111101111111 things of tire
h 1‘ - f Ph deceased at the Fitch Home for Sol- Casey. Witter CHEF). J. B1rne, 11111111: ' i
up oster ‘t or you. One (new will visit the funeral director 1- . . ' 'wm” ‘ I.».................. “W.” “W" W— "
01‘ dI‘Op US a POStal and We tilts afternoon to arrange for‘the ink
will call and give you an es. tel-mom. , .
timate. Funeral of J. Morris Benedict. i S I ERN BRO I H '5 RS
The funeral of J. Morris Benedict
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The 31H9'5hlleld3l50fl00 72 N M 1 s. 1 PM 336 4 1.111.111 street, 1111.1 111.111.1011 at 2:311 Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue, New York
i I ' an ' M H o‘clock. There were present muny‘ w. , ' '
122 WATER 51" ' prominent and representative men oI’1
,r i " ’ ' " """"" Norwaik who desired to pay their last ‘, Spring Apparel for the Young FOIks '
M.-." ___., a- ..,_,-_.__~,._..._ ‘ DO" 11 t [$01. t respects to their former friend. lieu;
L . Ralph (l. Hartley conducted the sen,
" W M W“ """" '" I ge ' vices. interment W118 111 Norwalk In our greatly enlarged New Store we have made broader provision than before, to provide the
C 0 A. L tgiggagi‘es‘ 133:? {333°}; :23 iiiiriii “f"‘e‘e’i‘i "“0 P““‘;f““‘” ff”, refined and durable Apparel for Boys and Girls. Right now our stocks are at the top notch of fullness,
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' p y gorge ' m" m am a, tuner and with al their excellence of quality, our well- lmown Moderate Prices rule. -
let’ore you lay ill your supply oi . .
at for next mm... [1... a few air. Take them out In one of our holds.
health demands plenty of fresh Dr Geolge S Gregory and 1., .l. Rey-,Y
, ushels from comfortable carriages, go-carts or , w-m-m» -—-'~———~- . . ' . . “ . . .
‘- W .11. EE sulkics An exceptionally large SHOULDER ‘INJURED BY A FALL.‘ The smartest Of lhe later Sprlng style.» 111 Spring Clothing for Boys
1 Jam ron line at. special prices. Harvey L. Pence. about. on yours‘ .. o 9 ' 9 l . . ' .
1011 will find that ”18‘ coal pnes 01,1. awarded a 5mm. Mun...“ Misses and Glrls Appare We have anIICIpated every need. wnh ample assmtments
ouslles. y M GUTKOWSKY shoulder at about ill 1 0-1-1611. this of refined styles. ih durable qualities. at moderate prices,
NOT: Clinkers morning M a mm“ or a 11111. Dr. \1'. ' will be the all—absorbing feature of the Costume Deparl- on the Third F100.“
‘ ‘ M the F°tm¢r Audbotium fluildln. '1. 111mm). was mued H, mm the 1... mentdisplay,9n the Third Floor, To- «narrow. Saturday.
and does not injure the grate. 87 NORTH MAIN STREET. New Model Norfolk Spits, with two pair of trousers. of '
. y . ,. . lured Iiian. ‘lie found upon eshmlnh- . _ . .
, '3 'ROWAN ST.. EAST NORWALK ‘ Vie buy Bef.nd‘lnlld rurlllturo tion that no» bones were broken and SUI“, COITIVIDI'GISC' and Dance Find-‘8' fihlirlwsatwecids :lnd f'ililnuels‘Hm Illihi 0' dialil liniilm‘ {Claim
Vol. 441 Tel. 441. . -~ --~ <1 — --~-~—- ‘ that Mr. Pence had only sufferer! titlll' expressing newer style conceptions in charmingly Spring. a -1nc an me 1: WI pa c. poc e 5 an s H" e '0" 1c 5.
. W 11111101111 m. the shoulder net-1111119, 0,. ages from 810 l8 years, at $9.75, 12.50 and 15.00
like fabrics and colorings. will make their initial appear
his advanced years the injury is ox-‘ Boys' Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, ages 8 to l8 years. in
JUNK DEAKLER ihlake use Of It' ' pected to keep him confined to his; ancc. M very attractive prices patch pocket or plaited models. with full lined extra trousers .
. 2 You only need write a postal orl Wom w-atrlies 11nd clocks old gold home 0“ iiestportave.vson1e time. The, Spectallb priced for the occasion are ‘0 match; coats lined With alpaca, at $7. 50 and 1000
phone to Wm. Ethan and ion “In and silver taken in, highest price in “cm” ““l’e'md “”9 “e “““l Bo l C {
diet a. ready market for things which ' trimming a peach “'08- He had 113-; Tailleur Suits, sizes 14, iii/end l8 years, of crepe poplin. 3” Bamcun Sim“! 0““: 0 8'3!“ 8’99“ 0' Ian muted
exchange in buying new goods.
tweeds. ages 8 to 18 years. . at $7. 50 and 10.50
you don’t want. such as rags, papers, render] hultway up the ladder, whichl serges. gabardines and checks. reproduced from three smart -
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«iii: {2328;5’ s;:r;:!1?n,wg.eri1r2 WM refilling against one or the limbs: foreign models. many trimmed with Roman striped. flowered Boys Spring Roofers, of navy blue serge, black and white
’ waiting for your call. Vim ltftron I C H A S BR AN D when he lest his balance and tell oven y and plain silks, with new tier and ripple skirts. at checks and neat mixtures plain or belted back styles ages
1 Barron St. Tel 441 ' backward, landing on his shoplder. ' i '
$18.50 and 24.50 2% to l0 years, many with extra washable collars.
Close by Hoyt'o Theatre. $5.00, 750 and 1000
138 WASHINGTON STREET,
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CATHOLIC MISSIONARY DEAD.
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PM“ Al) il’Hl , l\ l 2".“ . . . . . . . '
g. 50M" NWWllk- iiev. LilkeEAI. Mattie, WEE]; “lows: cflcctlvely trimmed w1lh combination Silks, new model sltlris.al ‘ SPCCIGI V (11065 f 0" To'mom’n’:
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I a missionary of the Roman Catholic; $17.50 and 23.75 Boys, $10.50 Norfolk Stilts, at $7.25
(lhruch, died todn , at the rectory ol' . . .. .
' y w1th extra trousers. made of the newest Sprlng suIIIngs. 1n the
""""'v ' St. Vincent de Paul, Germnntown. 1111: Afternoon Drones sizes l4 l6 and IS ears. of etc 2 dc . ,
100A * I“ WALL STREET . , 1‘ chine and chiffonhalfcla. dainlily elaborayled with lacs. not most deslrable patterns and colors. smgle or double-breasted
ter a long illness. He was 110 years . .
coals wuh plalls or patch pockets. ages 8 to l8 years.
W M .1 d’l‘l‘tl‘l‘T ‘l 0‘ I' a m V0 old and was born in Brooklyn, N. ‘1'. l . and chiffon. In blnclr and the delicate new Spring colors. at
‘ ‘ ‘ "3 ' "" ' '”—‘ Father Grace was for twent eighti ' ' - _ -'
signs of reviving activity woredlscel‘n- . . f . f 11‘ til i . 3 ’l‘l “1 $14. 50 and 27. 50 Boy“ Imported or American m‘de Washable smt'l
, yum “ ”r” 953"" 0 "”1 111 ‘m 1“ . exclusive styles. materials and c lors. made expressly for
this ill the early trading today. Fire 010 at Nin'al'a iiniversit' in “1.1 -
., . 3y ‘ i‘ 5' ‘ ‘ Dance Frocks, sizes l4. l6 and IB years. of chiffon taffeta. Stern Brothers. ages 2V; to 8 ya 13. at "
undertone nus good. but buying was cont ear to c mint-ted missions nndl
. . ‘ y 3 l 0 ‘ ' . in while and all desirable evening shades. with 5
to light to bring about marked changes r 1.9”“ In iit’fercnt arts of the cou11~ 0'3 to
, ‘ . , Qt -‘ i 1 , l’ _ | shadow lace bodice. dyed to match. . . at $2100 -
in quotations. iltlsburgh.Cincinnati. trv dils ability as a preacher was we“
111 ,. . 1 . 1 . . ~‘ ‘ “ . . Boys Blouses. Sh1rts,Pa1amas,Necltwear and Rompers;
(‘ l ””3" “M S" bouts, wh Ch ”like“ cognized by Yale University, which iII-1 ,
or] recently on the out In 1111 dividend. n 1 it . -~ 1 lelvor‘ 1 . ‘. also Boys Hats of Straw, Cloth or Felt. iii Rah Rah.
, , . v or 1111 some some ago ,0 (c . i 1 ‘ A notable offering of over 300
nunln 10111110111111, 11111111111111 two points a Spec,“ mm”. . Jack Tat or Tyrolean shapes, at very moderate prices.
. on the first few transactions. The on- _M______»"___~ .- - s . . 1.
YOU'LL amov pnspanmo -1 1y 0...... 1111.111. ,.,,,,. 11.111111111111111 ,1... MORE penwro 0.1sz. . 1 Curls School and Dress Coats ’
VEGETABLES elilc which receded one. Railway mum... 1 1r '. 1 ' dbel d h 1. ’ '
. 1 , g iliillecior .iarnwe -1 sizes6to l4 cars.pla1n en te models, of urgent es s. 1 W
. bought, new Tim-V “"9 5" m5“ SW31 39m” 11an 001"“ Products Pt'd. Finch gave it permit to H. W Mulliel ' novelty Plaid: and mixtures; full length models. with kimono omen 8&Men sHandkerCh‘efs
T1111:tilrigiitiuiii1kenzliIiiipitill:go. ' which 11111111: shown ($211310? (3:18;; {or the house of Mrs Anna (2.11.006 and sell-in decries: fulll mild lialfrliped. in pllfilil 1l1=w styles. At Unusually Attractive Ppce;
" i ’ ‘ ' “0“" ° :1 ”1 “"0" " ' “‘i ' " in Wont street of seven looms ondoiii man slowm t en ce eats all escremar a y ow rices: ,, . . .
WHY EAT CANNED oooos ceding 11111111 point each. Among the 111111111111 ,mmwmm‘ m cm“ 1111111011. y 3 pp p , . Womens Sheer ShamIoclr Lawn Handkerchiefs.
when you 1-1111 got the I'm-sh ‘ lenders uuotntlohfl in I110?“ 011““ W0?“ fmaioiy 3.15.00; 1,, 3‘ J, Atwwter 1101‘ ' . $4.85.' 7.50 and 9.75 . with tape borders and fancy initialshin while and
groin lIbo lump article":m Just it: n shrub above yesterday's close. rebuilding the born of “1“le ril‘tr0u,l ‘ . , colors. ' . ' ' _ . 1 . Dozen 95.:
um“ “"“"'“ l" "‘“r” 1 “l“ -‘1 7“”7' “ lll ltowun street; 1111'“er .l.1SchmIdt,
see what 11 hood 1111111111111 crowd 1‘“,| we HAVE OBSERVED THAT—— for 11191111111111 n 1111111 m “mm. mm”! 1‘ Children’ 3 and Girls’ Hats i Women's French Linen Handkerchiefs. with dainty
S’ou‘ii nil-ht. Such vegetables as .‘ 'i‘he piano-ho exclaims: “i’m wise!" thme’ and to W (l Wood l or ' \ “,1ch borders and Wreath initial.' m desirable colors
ours “10111.1 pm anybody in good generally isnt. And the woman who 11111111111 11 thinniey to his fictions 111‘ . Attractive styles. in Ihenewestmodes. ntspeciallymodereiepricer: Box of Si,“ iii] 50
humor. frequently docuar‘cs that she Is a lady : .
Wil Gov», this otnin . . . _ . ,
. . . lmIt 111111.111 of one. .. I ‘1 , ‘ mm 4-..“..- [l1 .1 ' 1 School Flats, .‘ $1 50’ 3 75"“ 509 . Women’s Sheer Linen l"‘landlterchlefs. hand embroid-
Gthttb & C0 “M""W “““““ ' FiNAL auppan. ‘ l DressyHats, l“ ’5‘091‘8‘50 “a “'30 cred; broken assortmenta of initials. Doz. $1.65
. . A; if '{Hfi'f WOULD” 83°F ”fab ‘ The final alphabet supper at turn Tailored HI“, “85-00, 7.50 and 12.50 , . Regularly $3 00 Dozen
Musrc Hall Block 1 a" e“ ‘“ ,“y 2‘ “9mm ) 1.11111, {"1 1111151 '111. 111 church was held last 111qu ' ‘ ~ 1
m:.11:11[::1.,..1oa. mt “9. 1.1111111, 1.11111 and greatly enéoyofl' Those album; 1 Womens Real Armenian Lace Edge Hundkcrcfihiefs.
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have made quite a sum of money or. . Easter Toys and Novelties . . Dozen 1.75
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The dove of peace, we‘ so often board,
For there must be new Dollies for Miss Knicken Women s Pure Linen Hand Embroidered Handker-
boclcer, and all the Dolls at home must have new Easter Ch'efs’ ' ' ’ M Bad) 19c, 25c and 38c :3
..I is all exceeding gentle bird 3
" 11111 battleships it submit to heed Dresses, and a new Go-Cart. perhaps. ‘ 1 Monlii Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, glib tangy imiihzlss,
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“H” “pensive W m idea i The new Whistling Doll is here. and the jolly It! Wilde and colors. 1 ‘ f “
xperienced Athletes
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Go Carts and Accessorieshat notably reasonable prices.
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ways hold 11 little of their strrnsth in reserve for the time when I. wyw_u , i . Kéwpieg. . , p 1. . .
“$123,222: 1122951 0:111. -. 1 It’s sometimes easier to fichear it .. , The how will“ Want new Tricycles. Hand-Cars and New Baby Carryages
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MEIR INCOME FOR D ESQISTEY'EN A,8MALL AMOUNT FROM ‘2, than it is to grin it‘xchanze Automobiles. ma Marble-'3 of course. , .9 On the Fourth Floor ‘
.. l ’1 ,. Property owners 111111111». Sentinel . venom... earth to 111.111 Indian. 121.. Suits. 31.211 to 3.75 . ‘ Stern Brothers' 7914‘ models represent the highest type
he SOB‘ll N0rwalk saVl‘llgS Bank “5 Wm M“ in finding“ “We" 0“ m- , "‘“d 0“" .13 ‘3‘ "’. '3' 3° A“'°“‘"" '1‘5'33 '3 ‘1“ so of wolgrmariship and design. Every approved style to
m ,t ,3 11an and 111111111111; mm“ .. 2 1111111 W” ““3" 3“” "' V" l .- Easter Folders and Table Pieces may be selected " here am In all desirable finishes; Pullman Chaise .
‘ flangewlvgl watch, gem“... 111111111 from the Collections of Basketsnfilled with 131111111111. and Sleepers. English Heed Carriages. Perembulators.
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y a a spill unit. , . ‘Chiclrt and Ft w m ,as well at e is 111911: pieces
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