. , rec.
nd Sheep Malnure
taping the best and
.0395: ferdliie‘r on the
bet 3for lawn or gar-
In convenient bags
icons" 501bs., 25;-lbs.
l
EL. 29¢. 1223WATER er.
l
COAL
'Bci'orc you lay in your supply of
Loni for men winter try n few
bushels i’Iom
3William Effron
‘lou will ilnd that the coal goes
N01; Clinkers
and does not injure ‘the grate.
'3‘ ROWAN sr., EAST NORWALK
eri. 441. Tel. 441.
rashes. -
JUNK DEALER
3You only need write a postal
Ol‘
«phone to Wm Effion and you willl
wattle?! rubbers, scrap iron
iIoather beds a specialty
3V°g3Waitlng forV your call.
. Rowan Si.’ Tel. 441.
“'9
._..!!%-
FANCV BASK ETS
Iclioice fruits muke the most
acceptable gifts to «invnlids or
travelers.
Let. us prcpurI- for you a bus-
hat of‘
‘
FINE FRUITS
“ i’or Easier nnId dclivcr ii, wher-
ever you wish.
For tabla use you will lind the
yummy and ouuliiy In' our fruits
(exceptional.
m a ready market for things which
"W dont want 51'0“ 33 rags, paper‘s. will be. found in our large stock ofj
metals.
are
3.33 3333333 3 M. GUTKOWSKY
:At the Former Auditorium Bulidlrg,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET. .
‘~:~:»-'» «to-m com: '
Does your watch keep right timePl
If it stops, I
" :Icr" your carinswter’io do a!
' "Thorns No 33P.lacc Inks Home"
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOU'VI'H MDRWALK. BONN-
shim: by machine mums it panelist .
or dayls work than was poIIIIlbIow
years I‘Igo with rough. splintery stock « , '
143—16 WALL ST
The rwalk 3 Furnitur Hons
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered. .
FURNITURE
is Ideal for Easter Wedding Fresenis—Our Immense Stock
Includes sets or single pieces for the Ipsrlor, bed room, dIIIlII3g Ioom.
library, den and kitchen.
- WE GUARANTEE THE LOWEST FRICES lN TOW-35
If not, step in. I will regulate
it free of cost.
will repair it to your full satisfaction.
Reliable Watchmaker. Jeweler 81 Optician;
138 Washington Street South Norwalk.
., WATCH FOR THE NAME.
CHARLES
BRAND
. II
‘ the ruin: sultan Noose . .
lug. ”April mu, nt 8 o‘clock 3h. nu. for ’ 3
' missiouers, in the name of the Third ,
to purchase a site,
for the use of the District, for an ~ .
_ ,or sums of money, as may be under» ,
. sary.‘ to; the purposes named in Arti-
the following purposes, to wit:
Article—w ‘
i~—’i‘o authorize the District Com-
Taxing Dl3strici3,
Electric Light Station
Light elation. and equip with new and
modern machinery.
Taxing District, to borrow‘cuch sum.
clss One and, Two above. _
4—41'0 authorize the. Commissioners
to negotiate for the employment of a
gcr of the new Electric Station.
I'I—To hear the report. relative to
,the Ibillhreudercd .for services by
3Mr. Edward E Month
of the
lclcctrlcal lighting plant Oi business
101’ said Third District
7——'l‘o take action relative to the
discontinuance of ill] or any part oi
said electrical business or plant, or
competent ISuperlutcndcnt and Mnna- ‘
(i——To consider the best method oi'3 ,
w, lconduoting all or any part
Nilswk‘uiva <
LEADING
DHV 60303003 QTORI33
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
2-Consider the advisability of 3ap3~ '
pointing a (‘0 cunnittee to not In con- ~ .» ,
junction with the District Commic- _,
- sinners, to construct (I new Electric '
:i——'l‘o authorise the I)lstr3ict Com.- ,3 3 3
, missioncrs in the name of the Third ..
Wood Fiber Silk Hose, wull
to take action on the disposal of all,
;or any unit of the present. electrical
business or plant
l 8—-o~'l‘ com-power the District Commit-
,tcc, or any special commltlec appoint-
Id at said meeting, to do any or .III
DEATHS 0L0 MINERAL“
William w. Bouton.
Word was received in South Nor-
oi' the things heretofore mentioned in
walk of the death of William W. Bou-
this call.
illS’l‘lC’l‘ COMMISSIONERS.
Wm; ll. Snli‘l'en. V
ton, at the residence of Allen Roscoe,
Ein Ridgelleld, last. Thursday eyening.
For many years he was a resident, or
.l h ) ‘a' . . .
.- V lflav3i3 “l in”; Vbouth Norwalk, living in the building
2 client: ‘ at present occupied by the Central
8 I‘ MARS-HALL, {‘lcrk. ViI‘ood Company. Some yours ago he
3movcd to ltldgeflcld, and later cntcr~
.m’ ”V ~
at
A Full Line
l
‘Brusbes and Mops;
'Cans; and don‘t 'prch Crockery. We‘
, odd
Old Furniture lic-
comes New Furniture
if you will let us repair and
Phone
or drop us a postal and we
upholster it for you.
will call and give you an,es-
fimfle
KOHN
72 N. Main 3st.
,suos,
Phone 336-4.
,ed the Soldiers‘ Home, in Not‘oion, rc-
mulning there for scieial months He
icnlistcd in Company (3, Third infan-
try Volunteers V'Apiil Zilh lilili lie
was mustered into the United States
senice on May lath, Hull,
SUFFRAGE AGIIATJON DE-3
TAILEII
I‘l‘outmucd from first page)
Notice of Sale
.iiy Foreclosure at
IIg-I'”.,.- - V.,.- . ,. f and mus-
“191:3 (lint3:l13(I333i:I33kI::lI33I:3I‘I3I\.v3:I33r3i3313;3 (3;: AuCti0fl3 0 33“ “3‘er 0333 0" Angust 12th. WH' 333““
vlor there isnothing Inerciricious IuI S P funeral “3333 3333 held from 3333“ “”333
the uppcnl she make-‘3. She always 3ppe3ley roperty home in Ridgeiield Sntuuhn aiictnoou
thaws an audience here. There were 73 we" Avenue. 333 2 333 23 3333 03330333333
lour brave men who accepted ill! iii-l, O'C'OCK- Saturday Afternoon, April;
\ltIItion to be present and they must? 253"» 1934’ on "333 Pre 35333“ :
how full glad they come when they
heard Mrs. Porritt draw the contract-3‘
mg pictures of the Englishman and the
, Olga N.,Frenzy.
Nelice is hereby given of the salmf
at public uumion, oi" the following
described tl‘uct'oi' land, together with
oil the buildings thereon, pursuant to
two months and twenty days. died
yesterday at her home. 11 Day street.
,.»\mcricnn, much to the advantage oi!
,V , an order of the Superior Court for
the iaitcr. \iis. l’oriitt has n gift of
, _ She was the daughter of Mr. and .\‘lrs.
P‘Ilillcld County in the cage. of The
of Japanese and
Chinese Mattiugs
House Furnishings.
We buy seclnd-hand Furniture.
House Cleaning Time
(let the habit, go to Olmstcad's for
your Carpet. and Rug Beaters Brooms
link and tlurbage
have it in Dinner and Toilet Sets,
pieces to suit your wants.
have other things, too.
3VIIore will repay \ou
Before April 43th--3-Satu_rday
and it will druw interest from April lei
'cicomc and One, Dollar 1: sufficient to open an account.
The South Nnrwdk Savings Bank.
Let us who“ you the 333333333 Deposit Pouch wlhch rent for 54 a
M 1 ()lmstead‘m..._._L_ ;
79 WASHINGTON 8T.
Prompt Delivery.
.—-—-— 3 l’ntlior
We
A visit to cm
1’“ 925-3 a uumbci of new pctmits issued. ’l‘hey,
Stephen Frenzy.
.ing to 5855.
Olga Matilda Fren'Ly, rigcd onc your;
SILK HOSIERY
A/d. arm-I" a/n
u'\‘\.l.\\\:.:"m
-\
Funeral of James Atéhinlon.
The funeral of James Atelilnsori was
3lIcld from his late home-on Alo‘rnnklln
avenue this afternoon. Rev. J. ‘Ben-
ton Werner officiated, and interment.
was in Riverside cemetery.
rum III you s-TBEEI
WALL STREET, Noon.~\\’ithout
the support of buying by the shorts.
prices fall away and much of ycsicr- ‘
day's advance was cunccllcd in
morning. Traders alternately bought
and sold. but 3ihc demand was iconic
and pressure from professional sonic
cs gradually lilCI‘I-‘IISCII. '~ l‘rogress ot
m-orgnnlzu'tion plans for Rock island
and Wabash were reflected in the
wide and variable chunges in the se-
curities of these roads. Rock island
the
“stocks and collateral bonds made new
low records. Wabash Fours (liter r13-
polnts. investment buying, or, high
grade securities continued steadily, be-
ing reflected in improvement of state,
municipal and the most conservative
Inilroad bonds. ~
. as compared with fill/3 flli
the close of lost Week, fell back 3
tic/a,”
‘m\‘\.~:‘3\:x
, GORDON 5nd MCCALLUM
I
Outsizes $1.00, $1. 50.
$1
IIvory woman is wearing Colored Stockings ltlllB season and we have all the newest shades In stock
including bronze nut brown, anode light blue, ki‘ngs blue navy blue Copenhagen,mne1uld green ccresc.
American beauty, Nclrose pink, purple gray tan, black 3and white
iSuperlor Silk Stockings in all the most popular shades, 50c and $100..
Silk Boot Iliosc, black, white and many colors. 50c.
McCullum Silk Hose, black only, $1.25, $150, $2.00.
lilc(‘uilum Silk Hose, white with black clocking black with white clocking $2. 50.
3Onyx Silk llosc, block only, $1. 00, $1. 50, $2..00
Wood Fiber Silk Hoot Hose, seamless 25c, 35c Full fashioned 35c. 50c.
length, 50c.
‘~—\-‘\“n“~‘\‘\
Don’t Buy
Your Autokan-
til you have
Seen
0... $750
Maxwell
F. E. LOCKWODD
SI Ci).
Wall St., Norwaik
3|Ilcua3nt some which in delightful.
‘Ihougii she is too contest to do more
South Noywulk ,'l‘rus1 lifompany vs,
Adcinld N, Sippcrlcy ct iIl,,s:Ild salci
to tnke place on the premises on Sui-1
~_.._._~.
‘ than enliven heI tulk in this way. She
upcnt some time in England her ru-
iiive country, last fall and she told of us ioilous viz:
iIVhe great number of sum“. meet- lelicrl) ouc bundled .Ind llm l'I\c
.ingfi being held there constantly 0th feet by land at the Town or" .\0l\leli.
,oi twenty such meetings not morniwuyifififiz fizzygjgauefeg 3333 33333333
than ““30 0“ a given date would ”9' Souihcrly Olic bundled and iii-(y livel‘
,mllitant suffrage meetings. She saw feet on highway culled l‘oprtlandt' '
in a. few sentences an account of the ”Ref" and ‘
agitation dor equal suffrage. started! 133N923: 333% 33331::31333333333339 “3"" h’ mm:
before the opening of the nineteenth 3 Th: 13,330,620“: 0, modern confitnnhg
century by one brave woman then un- lion, Pbihxdelphlu brick,333 as about;
other and so on. She showed the slav- twelve rooms nil modern \iinprovew
pry 0f uomnn, who had no standinglments electric lighted splendid Ipri.f
lnor lights except through husband prim"u dwolling for ”mum“ 3'33“”? 333i
it was impossible; in describ ,9le0 a lnrgo burn or garhgo on the,
piopcriy. lroliey passes the door (Ind.
lug nonmilitunt suffrage, not to touch 3m.” is uewh wood pnvcd. , 3* :-
upon ihc militanls and the few terri- A deposit of lb per cent oi the
bio things she spoke of as having been i puluhusc pIicc will be required at the
, i so e
33333333 .cveu 3“ 33333 33333353 3333333' 30 33333 l‘uiihcr terms and conditions ofnz31id
' women who began what is known now I sale 0,“, be had of l
as the militant movcmcpt. could but i). LOUIS LADiiltiN,
Iouse her hearers to ihdIgInitioh. ln3V (‘omnntice oi‘ the Superior Court.
loci. she stirred cxeryone. and or the: a2 3‘”
sixty present certainly :he workcis, _..-.
will go away licicimlncii I) work loud-3
Icr. and those who bud not joined the,
III-tiny altornoou III 2 o'clock. suil;
plcmises being bounded and described;
ings.
Oi‘
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To the lloord of County Commission,
crs of l’nii'iicld (louniy: i
I hereby apply for n transfer of a3 .r
'llccnse, No 13, to sell Sphltuouu nnd
Regularly $2. 50 a Yard.
35 inches wide; rich. lustrous finish.
STERN BROTHERS
Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue, New York.
Imported Crepe dc Chine. 40 inches wide; in black and a complete range of
fashionable colorings.
Drop Charmeusc. 40 Inches wide: suede finish; In black and all the new color»
Regularly $3 00 a Yard.
Imported Black Chiflon Inflei V
“regularly at $2.00 and 2.2 3 a Yard.
All Three Groups, To-morrow, at $1.38 a Yard
We will show. to-morrow. new lmporialionséfi Pompadour and Prinled Taffeias,
Printed and Floral Crepes, Roman Strips Silks. Golfin\es and Cascaddo.
Selling
, MORE PERMITS lSSUED.
l 1‘ ho building inspector 8 books show
2
Untoxicntisg Liquors, Ale, Lager Bear,
.Rhine \V\V’ine and f‘ldcr, from ,llclc Le-
”Imeaa follows. ivay, III 8 .‘Ilcchunlc street to Bela
MORGAF‘J 3EM3P3LOYES GET 853-333; 313011.]... Mueller, wiring. J. J. Cililll,
Lovay at l Lexington IIvcnnc, 'i‘own3
I(.o., (‘hcutnnt sheet 333 \3033W3m"
Representing stocks of exceptional completeness. to‘morrow these
Women’s Tailored Suits, at $21.00
From the Silk Department. Second Floor. this extraordinary news for tomorrow:
$2.00'to 3.00 Silks, at $1.38 a yard
The offering is cdmposed of Silks most wanted at this time. and the reductions are
made from prices for which the silks have been selling until now, including:
GUESTS. ,
NEW YOIRIK, April 3.—-i«lmploycs ot'
.I P. Morgan & Company. it became
known today, received their legacies
under the will of the late J. l’ierpont
Morgan on laud 'l‘uesduy. the anniver-
sary of his death in Rome. The die,
tribuilon also applied In the employee
l‘ho Inoioscd place of business is3
Inoi iocuicd within 200 foot in u direct ‘
”,jlino of II (‘linrch lj‘dillcs or Public3
lSchool-housc. or the promises
or any Post-office,
’l‘c H. L. Mueller.\ wiring, LawIcncc3
S l'llllcox, house.
To White Electric 00., wiring, lI‘.
Field, house, Burrittovcnuc.
In I“. M. Cullen. wiring. Mrs. Mary iulnlng “WNW
linuncr, bongo. Cedar street.
’l‘o ill. ti. (iuttorull, plumbing, Mrs. M»
Dated at Norwuilt. this 'ird day of
i . .
oi' the London house. To molt employs "3- ‘th' “3“"! ““333‘3'3' 33‘333‘3’33" : 333333333' 3333 33" 333333' 3
was given a gun] equivalent to ouc3 'l‘o llcniing It Plumbing (70., plumb, HELA (LEVAY. :
. ynnr'a IIalIIry. Approximately 150 bur, “UMP-l“ l Ill-"‘95 l Applicant. 3
.3 clerks benefited. The nmm,,,,,,,f“.mch ’i‘o’l‘ ll. Montgornciy. plumbing:th I We, the IIIIIlcrslgnod..clect.ors and,
m. McCormick. house. LounI-Ibury nvcnnel inmpuycigs us deiined by low, or the
were distributed by check, were
‘Ioctly from the estate of Mr Merriam 'l‘o 'l‘. in. .Vlontnomcry. plumbing. _ 3’l‘ov.n of NIH walk herebyxondorsc the
and not. from the firm. 3 ,’l‘homus Motherland, house. l,.ynes “indication of tin- aibbve named licla
place, ' ,l.ovu‘,y ~l'or such license, unIVi we do
i ’To '1‘. In. Montgomery. plumbing. M. .iucvordiiy certify may, for iiimltelt3
lithibiiiord, Main unset.
i I’m Heating 6i; Plumbing 120.. plumb- into situated is sold Ton/n of Non;
lug. house. Woltcr Pierson, ldust avcn‘ wulk . . ,x
no. ‘ Dated at Norwnik. this 30th day oi,
'l‘oli‘. M. 30ullcn, wining. house. 'i‘hom~ March. A l) 1914 V
M Midd. Filli‘flklll’ avenum ,John ()ldelischlnger luilns illndov-:-
Tu W. Wililnmu, building boundl‘uky, Joseph Magyar. Diiniei lievay.3
"Mrs. Annie Crsmof. Mills illi'fiet. .. John Novotluk, Joseph Ilevcaccy.
'l‘o Adu'lll l5 Thom“. blilldlilfi Ku' ithcrc'liy certify til-Iii the above ham-
Iago, Hihitluiid avenue” . ‘ ed cudorscrs ‘m electors Vsnd iaxpeyr,
' T03 brown It iVlbyt. building. Merriam”, as cannon by illVIVW‘ oMitc 'l‘own‘ oi
, ”place , ‘ ‘ No‘rwnlk. , "* .
, In P n unflincwirinsm b Gréii- Dated at Norwalk. out 2110 din of
gory house‘ulllcwtown avenue. , ,
To RH liii‘iciding. wiring,
,'3Siiilcpsity.3 Norwaih ‘
Small deposits arc always
pcr- 33
Public LiquI‘y cl Cemetery. l.
that we are taxpayers owning rcul es-, "
In an unusually smart model. with coal 25 inches long. and handsomely draped
skirt. in a new effect; the fabric is a stylish Bcdford cord. in black, navy blue. Copen-
hagen blue. Oxford. tan and white; sizes 334 to 44.
(Third Floor)
For Shlurda'y. we present on the Third Floor. many very special offerings in
Girls’ and Misses’ Apparel
Together with most satisfying collections of the latest fashions lii Gills, Misncs .
Juniors and Young Women' 3 Spring Suits. Dresses and CoaicV—mall at moderate prices. V .
Leading In interest are these. specially pnccd groups:-
, "E"
3 Miscec’ Tailored Suits, Special at $138. 50
Made In three new youthful models; of serges. wool crepcs. gnbarrlihe’s and checks:
lIimmed with Roman stripe and Pompadcar silks: sizes l4V l6 and Ill years.
Misses’ Tailored Suits, at 33234. 50 and 29. 75
In six models not shown before. and m slit recent l'avofcd styles. made of Ilyhsli wool
“and silk fabrics. handsomely luilored: sizes 3l3‘3l. 3H3 and l0 years.V
Girlc’ Washable Frocks, Special at $2.95
Made in three new 1mm
tun. leather color and French 333333,“
Girls Aliiccilitr Washable Dresses; of33
, , 'édela,
eiiic cu
’ voile». In Russian. long. mined Ind VOllIer T wist models; 51ch 6 to 14 yeiira. at 51.25,
2 $0 ’in ((3)3 4. 95 ‘
,of linen and New Cloth in white“ rose, 3
l2 years. , V , , .... V.
imported gingham. lawns. coliou Crepes 33833533
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Jill“
Norwalk Chronicler