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Funerai'bf Mr. sheldon.
The funeral oi! John H Sheldon will '
': be held tomorrow alteration at 2. 311
1 o'clock from his into home. at 6 Bur-f
.. bank street. Rev. John Stevieton .wlli , , 1
.2 emulate. Interment will lie 1111111111113
.. erside cemetery.
nonwALw'i
‘ momma
.onv cocoa Irene.
Tristram
AND
is the one building material that has kept pace with present day
demands and that cremains \vhy 11111111.. houses can be built cheaper
than any other kind of construction. Labor is the big item in build
in: but the lumber dinner-manufacturer has side-stepped this for you
by doing the dressing and finishing by machine making: it 1possible
for your carpenter to do a larger day's work than was
years ago With rough. splintery stock.
“There's No Place Like Home "
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
possible
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‘ Funeral or Mrl. Hunt; ' '
The funeral of MrsmIMollle Hunt. ‘
- who died in Shelton. on Flimsy otter-
.: 110011. was held yedterday atternoomt ‘
; o'clock, from the funeral chapel of
Undertaker 11‘. 11. Gaming, in 'South
11111111 street. liev. Ralph G. Hartley, . ,
‘pastor of the down town Baptist ‘I
Church otliciated. 'l‘he pail-bearers .11.
7mm Iliarvey .1. Weed, Arthur 11min."
Robert 'Kilduff and Clarence 1... Brush:
interment was 111 the family plot in
Riverside cemetery. '
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IIOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"e Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. OrdersPromptly Delivered.
Next Week is Wedding Week
' Give Furniture
1 have the largest stock at the lowest prices in town Mol'lis
It’llmlre. Rocking (‘hairsI Fancy IChaire Fancy Tables, Dressing Tablet-1,
ChiltonierIs Bureaus, Brass and Enamelled Beds.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Dining Tables, Serving Tables, Bullets Chine Closets and Chairs
in sets or single pieces. "
ommend' Sheep Manure
as being ‘the best. and
trongest fertilizer on the
‘fnia‘rkct for lawn or gar-
den. In convenient bags
of ‘100 lbs., 50 lbs... 25 lbs.
KiRSll Patent Adjustable Curtain Rods f.-. by ‘
are the best rods made. We have them 1n several finishes.
Ask to see them.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER
This is one of our specialties and we guarantee prompt service. and expert workmanship.
' Estimates cheerfully furnished for a single window or for theentire house.
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Funeral of l-‘ranccs L.1.Car1field.
The funeral ofll‘runces 11. Candeld,
widow of {18011111 \\’. Cuntl‘éld, was
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xliillI Wilton. yesterday afternoon. 111-
Iterincnt was in Zion Hill Cemetery,
. Wilton.
i Funeral of Mrs. ‘P. A. Thatcher.
i The. funeral of hire. 1‘. A Thatcher I
{was held this afternoon at her 1.116
W'Ihome in East avenue at ’ o':c101 k and
the SelVilLeil were attended by many
W Irrienus “III, 1.111115 Ii.110we11 111111-1111-
Does your watch keel) right timeP‘I" W 1111111
11111111 for interm‘nt. 1
_If not, step in. Iwill regulate it free of cost.
will repair it to your full satisfaction.
W.
CHARLES BRAND
Rehabs Watchmaker. Jeweler 8: Opt clan
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Easter Shopping Early
, . 11111
Hazelton
Coal
Funeral 01" Min Margaret Healcy. '
The funeral of Miss Margaret Heal-
by. who died, Saturday morning, in
' New Haven, whom she had been vis-
'itlng. was held yesterday attrenoon
from the mortuary parlors of James
H. Magner, on Main street. Norwalk.
If it stops, I
«cl‘ I38 Washington Street, South Nortvalk. ' 1 ”the services were held at 2 o‘elork.
WATCH FOR THE NAME1 and also from St. Mary's Church, the I
’ TheB Hershfield&SonCo " ' ‘ J ‘ ' 1time there being at 2:30 o'clock. 111-
tcrment was in St. Mary's cemetery."
. wan... Mun-400..
I T‘EL.
FANCY BASK ETS
foholcu fruits make the most
'ceptuble gifts to lnvnlids or
1 travelers
[pet us propan tor you a bus-
et at
l
. For 1111111.: 11111117111 11111111111 the
Iarlety and duality of our'i'ruits
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' 111 1v music before the next, public to
HOSPITAL NOTES.
pieces to suit your wants We! “in. t‘utl1ollneilonr0y, 0f
13.11311 to cm i \‘orwulk has been admitted for trout-
. tinel called up the home of herpureute
Soutl1‘"nd asked to speak with .1111. Sven.
Her father answarcd and stated that
IImem Minn Mary ““1.me of Chapel 11.11111 could not talk he she was in bed
tulleet and Elmer 8111113111. or bust, with a cold. it is known that at 11
\‘orb'ulk, have been (llachurged. ’l‘he 'O'clock she 1111s talking 111th 11 person
Immmkm on John W. Font. by Dr: on the telephone. Mrs Svec declared
‘Jeun Unmortior. appears to 1111113 been 1111111 she came back ‘0 see her (411111.118
Ive“, successful. "lilct1ds had written her that the little
5. ‘ igirl had been taken 1111 try from her pa
rents and placed in a boarding school
i'l‘he little girl. whose name in Clara,
have it. in Dinner and ’l‘oilet Sets, ori
odd
have other thingsI too
alone: will repuy .1'1'.u
M. L Olmstead
[9 WAISHINGTON 3T.
Prompt Delivery. Tel: 92
' GAELic LEAGUE ‘DELEGATES
HERE.
.-
ilni'gc miliblt oi," lrish arts and craitn'
School assembly hull, under thr1 dire?-
111111 whkh they will' tour the condo
telegraphed to hm husband stating the
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WJUW‘C‘W" W01WW-1 lei/sanes‘lu 1m: gamma. 1.11.1.1 ”WW... (,1 11111 11.1.1111: WW limiltruploy 11.111 Wednesday, April Sluts from $10 to $20 and a so sell them on our charge up plan.
.- .- .-. I T m in 11-131mm, 1b,, 111 ‘10 a. 111., 111111th 111111 or shine. 1 ' 1 '
..~£ 3' long 01' short intervals.
inflomooocoooila‘ CQOPMODOOWWW i “In.
The Sane Deposit Vaults
at only protect your valuables and private papers, but am-
ple room is provided for storing trunks, pictures. rugs and
other bulky articles of value while your residence to closed
M... __.......1‘_.
Mrs. liurihn Nagy,
llrnkm'y 1111111111111. in Ely avenue isienr
11111-1 down, and will erect a tene-
1 inept house there. Contractor liner-er-
’ cllo has the conti'nctbo (lo “11,9 work.
Wank—-
William Hovvnrd, of 1111111 street, has
f'Ihnd 1111 attack oi? pleui'iey, and while
'Ihe is now somewhat better, his condi-
I'tlon 1.11 not yet of the best.
\111oow11a the 0111111th ("onuiy hairy 11".011111111131 oi Nor-
111'I111k (Bonn will sell‘utI public auction,
son the premises. turner Grundvlew
Ave, 11111] Prospect 81.,
111'111'opurty and 111.111 astute. of
Dairy ICcmpuny consisting of
inrn'ltme horIses wnagonsuhmncssee
and (Ollllilete dairy continuum
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immunity
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”flow
'l Sun 111.1111 Wants are 11 quick action
1‘ and inexpensive means 01.0011111111111-
'l cation. They client a direct way oi
l zurryldg 11 message to the c or Who
,1 will be most interests
Your vacant property
money every day A sentinel wuni
111111 will change your loan into
profit. Try one and site.
The. undersigned, trustee of? 'l‘hi.1 Fair- '
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oifice
is costing ~'
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FINE FRUiTS 1.; SYMPHONY REHEARSAL- , , ‘mm 11111111 11 private boarding 1111111101 T be host families 111'1 11:: Noiwalks and sunonndiug towns have charge ac
. . . :3", T'ho Norwalk Symphony society (11‘ ‘\“W YUM" April ""H‘e dole by MmSveE, two weeks ago, and 18 counts In this store.
0". Ilhij'tfl’e“ :Ull‘d dellvi’l‘ li \Vilel" 21—: (thst)‘ 11 “ III 110]“ ".8 regulitl \Vegkly I ‘gilii‘bl “01“ the Gaelic League of Ire' ”19TH “t the present ‘mleI
11:11 you w 111. IzI. “1111111111111 iomoriow night in the lligh land arrived here yesterday with in Before Mrs. Svec left Baltimore she
kt. 111011111. :15 tlon oi" lirol‘. W. C. Perry it is urged r1. Iillne she would 11111111. and asked his i'or- It. IS not general” known that we are ll strictly speaking" clothing stdre. llllt
* . 1; billed?1““;‘1‘1‘1‘1w1‘1‘ioi‘1‘ I011}: III‘ZIIITIIT‘S‘ 11111... Nollie 0111111111. who 1.. 111“‘“e""”‘ we are selling hundreds of 1119113 suits to Well dressed men and the same men are
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GhiOiiO & ‘ (:0 ’ “8 to f1111Yillarlze 11191111111119» 111111 the ,111111go 01' ”‘9 exhibit in n uranddn11u‘l1 1g; repeating their quChases )‘Eill‘ after year.
., o "t.er oi 11111111111 Smith (J Brien, the “'18 AUGT [{jN
lower than elsewhere. You can buy somecn the easy paym1nt plan or on the
291‘. 122 WATER 8T. " . fir Miss Henley lived on l'Ilwood Place.
id F . ' B T00“ Ill WALL STREET
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comes I‘e‘w Furniture Opening of the. 11 cut. in 11111. stock mar 1- ~1-——~11 I "W”
. . - 1191 111111111 spe' '11lntlvr1 renditions \'-1r 111111111 late this afternoon. .\ contcr- ~
1 11 w1ll let us re an and ..
1.. 0 O _'A' L _ f Y9 .' P tuailIv unchanged. and 11111. ear-l) trad- 11111-11 between 1111511111111 and 11111: 111111 I
Changing: IYOIII l'IyIIlll IVIUlll‘ Isuilhli'f 0i upholstel‘ It for you. Phone f”: WHS 0f (ill-3 Biilllf‘ colorless ('llnruc. lli‘l n "H'unged ii“ iii \il‘. (hifllu‘g of.
‘ 'b13.311(111:11’1133‘t “ ”‘9‘ ”5 d on or drop us a postal and we tear us on Saturday. Only a 110111111111 11111101113111. at 7 000111.11‘1 which 1111111
' . . .11 1'1 (1 .111 e amount of mitslde 1111911119115 had come ll 15 “1100‘“. 111111 11 decision will 1113
FV IUJan], Effron w‘ ca an g‘ve you an 5' in over the week e11d,a11d profession I‘(’ii('liti(l :11; to whether they will live .1'
‘ You will find (11111 the coal noes iimate. :11 traders did little. None or the ne- 111110”)??-
to ashes. ' . q 11119 stocks varied more than 3 111111111 Mrs. Sven iii an interview over 11111
" 1 ‘ fraction 1121 the “rat manual-”mp The telephone. Sunday 1111111111114. declared
NOT: Cllnkgrs KOIHN l3R()"' light donnind revealed the same amp. that she did not leave Noi'wnlk with
Iii-nil (1093 110' injure the grate. 72 N. Maln‘ 8!. Phone 336-4. (city of 51m.“ “.mp1, ““3 been churuc- . Charles A. 'Kilburn. the former pianist,
3 ROWAN ST.. EAST NORWALK “ if’l‘lfilli‘ 1"111 some time 111111 alter the 11111“? l’lensmll ”“1"" Theatre and “‘1‘“
Tel 441 ,1" Tel 44‘ Iopening 111p market 11111111111113 burden not soon him at any time. since her do-
" ‘ ' . 11111111113. 11 is known that. she was
111111 111111 in Baltimore on March 17111.
I . ”u mine; ‘ Wu 1, C’l‘liElW‘L Noon.- Dullncas of because she signed 11 deed in that city 1
JUNK DEi‘LER ilhe market during the morning was conveying to he" “WWW fl” her ‘1"
1'0“ only need Write a postal 0,. J iriouounr'cd. even by comparison Mm‘tereet in their preperty l11 Norwa k
1 :2?“ todWm. 51:11:11 at‘hci you hv1I'1lIl 0f apanese all'd lthe slow sessions which had beentliei‘mdv “i “’1 SW” request,"brI1d l?"
l a rep y mar e or "g3 “p ‘c‘ 11110 for several weeks. The fact tllnt‘bm‘“ 11’3“ the document. 5 fl 1‘0
-, $321131?“31112255.“fringing?!" 1:233? Chinese Mattings Iprioes advanced despite the paralysis koown that she 11111-1 been working in
““1191: l"eds a Specialty. 'We are will be found in our large stock of.“ buying “'85 regarded as indicative linltlmore for ”‘9 PM“ three 0‘: “5“"
Waiting for your call. W111. 1131111011, :1 House Furnishings. 1‘” “0““(1 technical cou’dltlonS. Bosl- “‘99“ and “‘1" at ”‘9 mesont time
Rowan St. Tel, 4511. ‘ ' ness ran largely to the lndugtphfls and K111111rn is in the employ of the Penn-
. M GUTKOWSKY specialties. MOVemenls of some stocks sylvanla railroad at Philadelphia.
‘ were symptomatic of oversold condl-I During “'9 interview “[81 3V9“ “0'
At the Former Audltcrium Bulldlr|.I11011s, but in unease was the demand clured that she had sent money orders
87 NORTH MAIN STREET. vigorous enough to bring out moro‘to her 111181131111 While she “'33 Mimi!"
We buy second-hand Furniture. than 11111111111111)improvement. With the 0010*" 1191‘ 08111111113 on “16 M889» MP1 M I L L I N E R Y
prospect of an Easter holiday from Svec has never received them. She
-~~ ~~ immday 111.1111 M Monday mom.“ 11.111111111111111 11111 no. 1%.... Nrirwalli on V1 0 can safely say that our stock is larger than the combined stocks of all the
House Cleaning I'l imeiand 11111; tandem «11 the market 10 the night of January 2711, 11111; stayed millinery stores in the city This is not an idle boost, but can easily be proven and
mung lire. pending developments at here with 1 friend 011111111111811111111‘ when we lose a customer for a hat or anything' in that line 1s is because we are too
"9‘ “‘1‘ W“ ’1'" ‘0 0111111111111 ‘5 ““1I‘“:‘s""‘g“I’"'I‘m?” “'°‘°I"'“‘C‘“"‘I“’ imn‘i‘: $2331.. ‘Sifii'i‘li‘iilfi‘iii busy to give this particular customer the proper attention.
y'oui (inrpet and Rug Beaters, lil'Ooms 1‘19 on S 001% 01 "101‘“ iii"! a “('11 il' " “ ’ '1' l ‘1‘ $ 8 $
Brushes 111111 Mops; Ash and (luxbnge “‘14 ilmlil- Bonds 11'e1e steady that statement. . our Trimmfld Hats range ill price from 2. 9 i0 7. 98
Cans; and don't 'l'orget Crockery. WeI "““' ”~—“""~‘ 1. M “0"“ today a reporter 0‘ '1 11011811' ‘ .11" and for style imd good taste CililllOIt be Slil'pflSSlEd.
TAILORED SUIT AND DRESS DEPT.
W‘e are the first store in Norwalk that engaged in s lling Readyrto-wear
Clothes for women- We remember the time when it was hard work to sell a we-
man a cheap ready-made skirt. She didn‘t think it possible to get fitted in any-
thing that' was ready made.
Today we carry a thousand dollars worth of ready-to-wear apparel for women.
Suits and Dresses 1in to $50. 00 and as low as 98c.
CLOTHING 111011 MEN AND BOYS
FURNIToRn
A big department stocked with all kinds of Furniture. surpassing any other
store in the city, enabling you to furnish your home or part oi your home with up-
to-daie and reliable furnishings. Priors guaranteed nsi ow and 111 most instances
cash discount plan. Either way suits us.
Norwalk Chronicler