tasteful attention to
fli‘rders; this means
I itch to our
Patrons, and we
railways avoid. fiction;
‘0 misrepresentation.
1.20m custom invited.
BUY .
Hazelton
Coal
or
The B. Hershiield 81 Son (30‘;
.. TEL. 29(.
1 .
122 WATER 8T.
”«_~~.1-.
COAL
We sell a very high gradeot Rodi
Oak' Coal, tree from clinkers. Try at
Vbushel before you lay. in your
wiiiter‘s-s11p1)ly and be convinced.
- William Eflron
1'3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tll. 441. Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER
1 lion only need write o. postal or
phone to, Wm. Enron and you will
get a ready ma1lret tor t tags which
you don't want, such as. r gs, papers,
bottles rubberst scrap iron, metals.
-. feather beds a specialty We are
, siting for your call. Wm. Enron, 3
house 81. Tel. 441.
IF YOU WISH
.‘furnlsh your summer cottage. «or
“little money or any .season articles
that you need for temporary use,
home in to see us where we can show
go ‘a fine line and large assortment
New and Second-hand Furniture.
fit as and all Houseturnishlng Goods
positively the very1 lowest prices.
1 M. GUTKOWSKYX
.187 , N. Main :Street
__'011p. consorgatlonal Church.
We Buy secondehand Furniture.
1 up Blouses, of white drilling.
_ SETN'
F orty-sccondand'Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue. New York
- Girls’ 'Washable Dresses
'. At Extremely Low Prices, To-morrow
This very attractive oifering of the most desirable dresses of the present moment
for girls of various ages folloWs a very favorable purchase. and they will be found
, on the Third Floor. in the following groups:
Onassis, of plaid chambray. lawns. dimitics. linens. New Cloth. striped voila and plaid gingham:
~ in sizes for 6 to M years. . -.. .. spsoiIl at $1.85, 2.50, 2.95, 3.95 and 4.50
New Cloth and khaki. with colorod collars and culls:
in sizes for 6 to 20 years. . , . . . . special at 98!, 1 45 IId 2.56.
Middy Drosoos, of New Cloth in white.‘blt1'e‘ 'a‘nd rose. with belt. collar and cuffs.
of contrasting colors; shirts buttoned down the front; in sizes 8 to 20 years; special at $3.95
Misses’ Tub Skirts, of a variety of desirable Summer fabrics. $1.95, 2. 50. 2. 95 and upwards. ‘
Boys’ Norfolk Suits, at $6.75
This is a specially prepared sale. presenting very exceptional values. on the Third Floor.
tomorrow. The suits are in new models. handsomely made of all wool materials. stripes and mixtures.
' in desirable colorings. Many of the suits have two pairs of trousers; some of the costs have patch
pockets; others in knife-plailcd styles have plain or patch pockets: sizes 8 to l8 years.
Beys’ Washable Russian Suits, at $1. 35
. Regularly ‘2. 50 and 3.00
Made of attractive and durable imported materials. including gslaica. madrss. linen. rep and
chambray. 1n white. tan or blue eBEcts. in plain colors or stripes; in sizes for 2% to 7 years.
We sic also showing. in our regular stocks. unusually complete assortment: of boys' and youths
shirts. blouses. pajamas and rompers. also hats and caps. at very moderate prices.
To-morrow. on the Third Floor. 11 very exceptional oilering of
Men’s $5.00 Oxford Ties, at $3.45
in the new rich. dark tan and black Russia calf slrin; with blind eyelets. welted soles and low heels;
in a complete range of sizes.
Our Men's Shoes section is also showing a most comprehensive assortment of may desired
. variety of Summer shoes for business or dress wear. as well as sporting shoes of all Linds. dancing
pumps and house slippers; all at moderate prices. .
Men’s Straw Hats, at $11.65
Samples of s3. 54 and *5 Grades '
lhis advantageous purchase. fmm one of the best malrcrs. enables us to offer a complete variety
of the newest shapes. right at the beginning of the season. Styles include Belgian braid Mackinaw.
Sennit. and fancy braids in models for men and young men; all sizes from (1%; to 7%.
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Spec1al Sale of the Famous H ' Glassware
in the Very Popular ~1Colonial Pattern,
To '"Imdm'" ””3 $111911le “08 (if glassware, we offer the following reductions tor a?
limited 11111.. .
. . DEEP BERRY BOWLS, 7 inch ......25c
' , DEEP BERRY BOWLS, 8 inch ...... 291:
3 omvs msnss ................... 20c 15c LARGE PUNCH nowns. “11111 Sep-
I3 I: I CAKE PLATES, 8 inch ............. 75c soul mate l‘edestdl .................... $3,“); $2.75
1 I ' meiDUAL SALT orsuns ........ 12c ' 101: ICE “”33 WITH DR AN‘RS ---- 3‘ “’ ”-40
Iroun PIECE TABLE sn'rs, con-
1 :- - on our
II L TRAYS """""""""" 40-6 ”GI sliding of Pitcher, Spoon Holder,
""""" 3109 8° Sugar Bowl and Covered liutter
100 TABLE ’l‘UMB'L'ERS, per dozen ....9OC
Regular .Snle ltcgulnr Sale I. -
Price'.- Prics'. , . Price. Price.
201,-. 1101181: RADlSll JARS ............. .100
24¢ DOMINO BLOCK SUGAR HOLDER 50c 40¢
‘ ..50c 40° GOBLETS, per dozen ............. $1.25
, I 1 at about 7
I .. 0111,1118 1111 ruursus
Charles W. Lockwood. '
Charles W. Lockwxmd died at his
Ihomc on Wcstport avenue last nightI .
o‘clock from complications;
Inttendsnt upon old age.
He was Stii
I Home old and had becn confined t0,
'1 his bed for the past month.
{been unable to leave the
II Ifirst of the your Mr,
'Since the I
Lockwood had '
house he ‘
icuusc oi“ his weakened condition. ’i‘hei‘z
Mr. linolrwood was a vet lw
fernn tire tighter or Norwulk and a; -:-:-:-
' great many years ago was captain of.
III I the old Phoenix Engine Company. him I .
his earlier days Mr, Lockwood:
was an activennd tireless ltepuhlix'nuI
‘f lug
Sale .‘of Black and Colored Dress Silks '
To—morrow. on the Second Floor. the following special offerings of desirable and
scasonabie silks for "Summer ':wear ' ‘ "'
s30015111111Chuii'm‘euae, $1.25 White Habiitai Silks.
111191.415 dyad? ' ‘~ at '781: a yard “
42 inches wide; washable. for waists an-l
40 ins. wide: in street and etching shades. ‘
"minding 1,1'.01y, , underwear. . “‘
s2. 50 imported Crepe de Chine. ' 851: Block Japanesefiills.
a.t3138ayard 'at65caysrd'
40 iiiches wide; in newest darlr and light 36 inches wide; water and perspiration
colorings. incliiding ivory and black PI'OOI-
Women’s Summer Gloves
Arc shown 1n very large and complete assortments: including English Washable
'Doeslrin and Chamois Gloves. 1n various lengths and styles: also special gloves for ~
solfiosmiotoring. riding and driving. 1 The following extraordinary offerings for to-nior— .
row. Saturday, on the Main Floor: ,, ‘1 ,
Silk Gloves, l6 button lcn'gth Paris point embroidered. in white; blaclr and pongee. special 69c
Chariots-Lisle Gloves, l6 button length. 111:whitc. ponpse and natural color. special at .55¢
.9 , Also. a recent importation of .
French Glace Kid Gloves, l6 button length: oversesm sewn. in white only. spacial at $1.85
In theArt Needlework Department. now located on the ‘Main Floor.
.1 Cretonne Furnishings ‘ ~ 1.»
For Suburban and City the. consisting of, Bureau and Chifionic‘r 3.111.. Table Covers.
Pillows. Sewing so... Bones ioi' S and Laundry. Dealt Sst's. Book Holders. Bill Files and Boats
of various sizes find shapes. Alto the following plisrgigs for tomorrow:
£11,139de With crctonne. . .5'
Square SW; ‘31 .3101 .01 m 11M“ It 95¢
1.3;, _‘ITI
I at '01, "nationally ltitw pmcetof 501:
other with a variety or artistic crotonnes. tiers filled. . 1
Gill and {Very 'Irna‘mel Baskets. with festoon of flowers. ‘ ,5; ,"I" m m I111111.11“ st 850'
Chaim; Work: Baskets. sslbm-trmmsd ‘ 111, ~ .111 , w A... .‘spscisi at 89c .
specrsi £883:
l
. worker.
. lclr 113..
II ' l
\V.
‘1 hope,
not. w
innd one daughter.
R. George i...
and Mrs. Minnie L. i‘letts.
W's-'-
Frank .Raccanetit.
The tuners] of. Frank Raccanclli will'
3 be1hold from .31. Mary' 11 Church tomor;I 1
,row morning at it oltxloclm
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
be
in Union
He is surviod by [our sons!
They are:
Interment i
said one wife to another, '
"'that you never nag your husband.”
“Only when he is beating the rugs."
|said the second one.
. ithoroughly irritated he makes a much I "
'better job of it."——L11dles’ Home Jour-
“When be
We i er- .
Edward W. 3
I funeral will be held from the house to-
imorrow afternon 111 :l 11. '111. and Rev.
'l.ouis ii. Howell will conduct the ser-
1'ioes’. interment will
II (‘omeierv
I
we otter;
As Fat-.811 A8 ,, .
tirelast bit of newts that core» 3: v
has tram the ticker are the . I.
VEGETAILES .
We carry a large "
variety or the very finest or -
seahhnoblo' vegetables; '
1.“ Cell and let 1111 suggest some-
“ hing for dinner.
I-I‘M.
repair 1116111.
I3 AWNING TIME '
13,0,“ yours 1.1.“... the, 111111 lie-,1)
pines 1110,1101. .Wo motherland ‘
Phone us. 1 .
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“I‘ Oil‘l r
1 ..
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i
1
- and airline
Ladders.
C
Boo mg
Beaver
' ' F;
I o‘I
Nails, . Paper, Board 5,:
- 1
. Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mai- 3
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails, Ladders, Rooting Paper 01 F:
Beaver liourd, advice on building or just 11 friendly chat. Come in the 3::
next tirne you’re over our way. It you consult us, we'll see that you .i-_
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too. .1:
, ,,
nb
171%
t
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él'he Hatch 8r Bailey Company 3.:
. 1 .......... ' I
‘..- s
. dark mixtures.
model
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.‘
I IPARENTS OF FOUR Tore ARE AR. MR8.
RAIGNED IN GOU RT.
W
1
I. Chitdren'To Ba Committed To
' Home at Request of NeWtown
Selectmen.
' "1 .3‘
BRIDGEPORT. May
M‘" S ' 1000
on s u1ts $ . »
When we say, “Men‘s Suits,” $10. no, we do not moan
Men‘s Ten Dollar Suits.
WE are selling for $10.90. They range in VALUE {rem
$12.- no to $18. 00. but in price they are all $16. 00. Skeleton.
two-piece Suits, light weight Nor-folks. blue, brown
gray serges, medium weight worsteds in both light and
In fact all the newest materials cut in all
the newest styles, including the patch pocket and roll collar ,
STRAW HAT SEASON
Have yOu got ypur Straw yet? Why not buy. one
here and save from 50c to $1. 00 on your hat?
9
Gottlleb
$7 111111.310 Clothing Store
WEE CrIVE S AND H. TRADING STAMPS.
15. -—Patric ck
and Mary Bradley. husband ““‘I wife. 1‘01 the benefit of. the public
'were before Judire '1‘ C. Coushlin in giounu.
The Norwalk Furniture Co
. 14-16 WALL 5'1". '
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Reliable Refrigerators
' at Low Prices
All sizes in stock with tile,
or 'gnii'auized liilh’ig
. A WELL MADE PORCH CHAIR
At the ve'ry special mice 01' 98c.
wealth. -
'V
"enamel
- 1:21:15}:e:~;':;c.v.e:89€;5053!‘.319
We mean the Men’s Suits that
find
Noumea-cow . ‘ . ' Z
.
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IS HERE.‘ 1
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“ ' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
v.4... c... .. . -.....- __—‘.
HAVlLAND 'ro smo AT
CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT
BENEFIT PUBLIC PLAYGROUND;
County ”H...
A very interesting program bus
been planned for tlle‘oniertninunmt
to be given in lllgh School Hall.
Monday evening Mur18,nt 8 ocloclr,
1.11.3}. .
that;
in spite of the foot
the City Court this morning upon Mrs Agnes .liuvilnud is mourning 1111.-
charges or being intoxicated.
They her own concert vi'or May 29 she has
I were arrested at 96 Fulton street lust generously consented to give Monday
nisht by Alexander Morrlsey, investi- cvoning to the children 111111 will sing
gator tor the Charities Department. some oi her delightful ClllltiiGh 11
Who had been called into the case be- songs. About s‘oveniy- -ilve childish.
been dispossessed tor ranging l‘rom wee 10111 to young 1011111 .
1'39"“ H6 found 0011' in their teens. will give other 1111111- ,
,liltionsyv rybod and the department hers 01' the pragrum, including 110111111.
' to iii-odor four children runcy drills and re poppy dance by
0f 389- pupils from Miss Brendlln'gers school.
tit "11101111th conttm Admission twentynflve cents.
placed Bradley
Probation dinner 0. W;
XLW.
Simpson.
u...» mi. “w”..- do!
“Why. leek here." said
in CM‘91
n't you the some boy who was in here
"it... sir." said the applicant. ,
"1 11111111111 so. And didn’t ,1 tell you“
I wanted an older 1105!?
f‘Yés.
i‘ older '11
the mm 11
11 11 his wild in chains o; Probation client who was in used or a boy. "are ' '
V Burgess. The chlb'n
ll transmitted to the County a week ago?"
' host or the Sitisolnusnt
are the Emitters have
111in is well. 111111. the
' ' Department
Norwalk Chronicler