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clocks. Jewelry. collect Goods.
I ‘ Well-known Repell- enginee- ell Jew- ‘-
' lee Washington so.
- otr'hioosepheld yesterday afternoon. an-
91 can Cum ........ ......._...t£
B'sNol-‘nnl
When you are lookin‘
’round forCoolyouwoltihc
best in town; you do not
not a lot of has to make
you fret and 'frm: ro-
wnnt’two diet-eldtorninn;
"you went it dolls and
bright; you do not buy, it
just for fun not house you
went to-qulte; but cool is
cool and breed is breed in!
bbtliyou'w zottobuy.sono
use trying to evode or ask
thereason why. '
THE
7 our
Clearance Sale
All our Men’ s $10.00 Suits “and
Overcoatsat........ .00
All 99$7.’00Mcn s Suits and ver— -
coats.
'All our Boys' Suits and
coats 337-00
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
u N. Main St. So. Nor-walk.
=1: , .
PLAYER PIANO
The MSonnenberglPinno Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
FOR 9 9
St Patrick’s Day
Post Cards
Bullets and Ferret's
RIGGERMAN
ROS...“ Norlhhlull .
PHONE 9:4
i.
9—
LOOK!
Brand's Wondow
See the open prices on Watches.
city. Wetohee and Optical Goodn-
. LOOK lit SMND’B wmoow
Green sump- Givewoll All Repair
, ~ Work.
4.
r9» ‘3
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes Block
69 North Main Street
..,
, Phone 13624. 9
Mn 0: Coronation
fills. Sugar .‘ ...... 07
i'Inl'gccanlomnto'es. ........05
03b. Calico or 1-2 lb. Dost
Wired ................
. .30
.—
‘oyal emery
.................................
Valuciol’ropcrly
at small men can be made more permanent and lasting
ifiust a little core is exercised' to the selection of lumber.
Our long in lumber enables we to
give youreliable Wice for any kind of work you contem- ‘
plete.endyoupheyourself under no obligation whatever"
by sslnng for w; end our stock assures prompt service.
mm 09.11 and Talk It Over.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
W
Fresh Plate ‘9r lb.
Cornell Plate it It.
Shoulder lab lie ill.
u 9 u I“ I”.
heel liver
llc lb.
‘ Beers not & Provision Co.
“WM’W .
mallow ll
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Mhmfluhh
Thwmhh -
NEW HAVEN. lurch 8.‘-—-Arthur
loan. 85 yous old, at No. 1.“ Instr 7
may street. Jersey City. who was *
anmedlnsdreetiflo. fluke .
place yesterday morning. was street- ,
edllthehlewflnvenfloepilnlthle'
Moon charged with men. lie woe
told under bonds oi 820.000. pendin. .
e hosting, 2
The an .dld about. 3102000410111!“ -'
to e neerlycolnpleted threostory ten- -
client. There ere I two other teno-
menuodloining the burned building
all owned by Samuel Rudernun, who
come here three years use from Bey-
onne, :N. ,1. Recon we: recently em— .
played by Rudermsn-ln worlr on the
new tenement. Alter the discovery of
the tile. this morning. nosed Wont in-
to o nearby drug store end called (or
on turbulence. The hair was burned
on his head and most or the clothinn9 .
6 North Main St. 80. Norwalk. :3 Main St. Norwilk.
Strictly FresllEggs 26¢ a do}.
Good Cooking Eggs ...... ......... . m dos.
‘llome— niadc Sausage .. . . .9.. .. ............... is 140 lb.
irresh Caught Blue Fish ...................... x8e lb.
Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Market
7001371.
.x‘Jlit.‘
odhls body.
Spring Dress
Imported and Domestic Weaves. in all of the latest shades,
””putty shades now so popular.
Also of the New Wash Goods
Voiles Made 1n America
A most extensive display in many dainty striped and floral effects.
Goods
including the “sand” and
After the the had been put out the
the mini found traces of a highly
combustible oil end further discover-
ed thit the two Adjoining tenements
were ntursied with it. Recon says
thtt he went to the building on on
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Death of Ralph L. Penncll.
Friends will learn, with deep regret
of the desth 0! Ralph L. Pennell,
. which occurred Saturday evening
Grand end that M w“ inside WM“ shortly before midnight, at the home
the” wee ‘ sudden hxplosion He at Sidney Smith at N First street,
disclaims all knowledge of the origlul9 East Norwnlk.
was thirty-three
or the fire. a Mr. Pennell.
He possessed a quiet.
back to last June,
VALE ”“0”“ j lemme disposition. was well liked by
years of age
all with whom he come in contact.
UNDER ARRESIEIM leave: many friends who mourn
:hls loss. —
' ’ ' Before his marriage to Miss Adeline
William McCormqu who 13 under iArmstrong in June. 1911. he lived
whose illness dates
H Krleger & Co.
We invite you to inspetl our
new shown!) at
25 Pigs have been cnl up today
stood to b0 0 Yale student and who
gave his home as “‘llllnmsport. Pro.
will arrested last night by Officers
Barney and Clone on, live church»
tailing to have with ,him his driver‘s
license. failure to have the car cer-
tificate. refusing to stop when ordered
with his parents in Rowcyton. After
their marriage Mr. and Mrs. l’ennell
resided at No. 6 Core avenue, East
Norwnlk. Mr. Pennell was a mem-
ll'er of the South Norwalk Congrega-
Spring Suits, Coats
tionel Church, an honorary member
of the Rowarton Hose Company. and,
and Millinery.
southflomeik»
Smell Fresh Home .......... .............. ‘ldo lb.
Smell Fro-ll Shoulders ......................... . ...... . ..... 14c lb.
LolntoRont . ........... ...... . ........ o ..... ...15~10¢lb.
SidePorhfrerhoroorped.....‘.... ....... ....... .15eib.
Pige’ Hookgfrooh orcorned .................. ........14elll.
Homemadeaeuoege....... ............. > ....... loo lb.
Prll'nq Rout (beet quallty beef). from .1“ lb. up
flame Md Chickens and Fowle. Native Veal
Genuine Lope lamb.
Rolle'ouprCul-ed Home .............. . ..... laulh.
8mg" Plcnlokn .. .................................... 12930 lb.
Bell‘- “eon .............. .................. ...... 22clb.
Everything in Finn Groceries and Fresh Vegetables.
Geldflednlbutter........... ...... ......... . ...... .40clh.
OleemnmrineI.............“..l ............. .1Bo.20e.25elb.
Charnok’s Market
Telephone 5R3-2 Free Deliverv.
GR AND * DISPLAY. 140T >
New SPRING'HATS
and Millinery Trimmings at Low Prices.
Our Beautiful Line of Suits, Coats Skirts and Waists are
arriving daily at prices unmatchable.
THE PARI
Magic
Millinery'
_ ferred to Secretary of auto Chnrles‘i
belonged to Lincoln Council 0‘ U. A. l9
ill. and Banner Council, D. of L. lie'
wee also an ell-member of the Slxcthl
(30.. Coast Artillery Corps, C. N.
lie is survived by a mother and
by the lice. exceeding the speed
limit orig” operating a,. motor vehicle
while under the influence. of liquor
A cosh hood of 8199 ordered and
William Dozen wont bonds. The
care will be heard before Judge “We“ , 3” “d M" “b“ w. P°“'
Lockwood Friday merging noll. of Rowayton. two sisters and 0
:Some of the New York pope" today 9 brother. Mrs. Ellulleth Brock, of
printed the following Norwnllr die WW“? ”‘1 “’39? F” “d ”“9“
patch' EPennel of East Norwulk
William MCCormnclr, n Ynlo stu-
dent. whose m..- is a millionaire of tomorrow afternoon at 2: 80 from the
Willlelneport ”“999 w“ Arrested 9 home of Sidney Smith, 44 First street.
here this morning. at 2 o'clock; on six1 '5‘" Nor-walk
‘ chimes. rllts else hoe hleo been re-:
Edward Meal-nth.
Edward McGnth, 0 well known and
well liked resident of Norwelk. resid~
MdCormsck'a trlni ”'9. [dr- hill”. in: st 50 Osborne avenue. Eut Nor-
snd it found guilty a 1g liable to await. died yesterday afternoon at his
total line of mo and six months in MN m“- MGM: but recently re
loll: 0mm}. loéel notoriety “89 turned to America irom n lengthy vls-
hm conned u, m. W09 for '“h'. 'it to his active home in lrelnnd. lie
Wm}; were "a society girls or is very populsr throughout Norwclk.
this plan. 3130 two on... a... men l Mr. MoGrsth is survived by three
Frederick Gunner Bert Berger- and daughters, three sons. one sister and
Jane- Konnetlvnm can: or mm: I We mndehlldren:
burgh All live wens in A small. single-9 Dowd..Mrs. W. J. Devinc, Catherine
mtodznoer . Mcflmth. John. Merlin and Matthew
A cosh bond 0! .600 wins put up rot-1 MoGrnth. uni Ellen McGuth, s. sister.
D. Burner, with the muest that his
outomobile license be token away. i
7'33 seem Harmer. Socrahonwohx.
v
MOWER LARGE CLASS lNlTlAT-
ED IN DOUTH NORWA’LK LODGE.
LOYAL ORDER OF HOUSE.
9 YESTERDAY-AFTERNOON. ’,.
-9 A; the regular-initiation of South
Nor-nu: masons. 529. Loyal Order
ordcrs of Cnptoln Frederick H.
nuns.
other class of twenty-four candidates
2 lloCormsck’s oppesrnme for trial and. 0‘ inland, Funeral ""19“ will ”9
Moose. Harlin. st 6: is sharp. to take
part in the "Civic and Industrlel parade;
, by special I‘ctlon of the compsny Ind
Ge-
A musical treat of rare excellence
he weswsrned- tint if he did not- «(19- held rWed'nesdsy morning. at nine
DO" 03- officials would go to Yale “ocloch. from St. Joseph's Church. and
liter him, ,, lintermont will follow in the catholic
The eventiul ride was started at. 2 cemetery lit Weflipol'}.
o'clock in the elicrnoon and ended at
2 this morning. In the meanwhile. no
party had been to, New York. end
howled initially and slowed etrevet'v
, David Lendy.
David Lindy. . n well~known junk
ldealer, or South Nerwnlk. of Cedar
The funeral services will be held-
Mrs Micheal .
.99. .
5
0H charge sySiem is ill
your disposal
» In; epithet thin, Mr. Needleman was
mm mam wellnw‘nre, he said, at what was tranfia
acted up to the ‘tlme the contract wag
signed. even though. as brought out.
the conversation was carried on oil.
M lane's. 0’ Emit hm
' use: lledid lot line llsfure
‘ of Contact lie “Signed
tirely’ in English.
The trial was a humorous and inter}-
eating one in many respects. Baméy ,
Wolk. of East Nor-walk. while sitting ',
in the spectators seats, endeavored to 9‘
Touch the witnesses. He was rebuked ‘
by Judge Knogh. , ‘ ' ‘
A. 9D. BrossMn charmer the Brook-
lyn olllce oi the Metropolitan Sewing ,
Mechlne Company. {old he had wit-‘-
dressed and taken part in many East
the noted East side of New York city Side trials. but Saturday 0 had 0 mos
famine. was heard Saturday before something on the majority oi them. ,
Judge! John Keogh in the City Hulli Judge Keogh reserved his decision.
Court. The action was thin of the Attorneys Linxweller & Herman. of
Metropolitan Sewing «Machine Com- Washington street, represented the
pony. of New York City, 58111.net Sam- New .York firm, and Attorney Louie ,
uel Marcus. of East Norwalk. ‘ 9 ~ lGoldschmldt, or upper Nor-walk. sp-
Some time ago Mr. Marcus operated neared tor Mr. Marcus. ,
a small mnuincturing plant. in the 9 —» ‘
Hindu“ “.061! on W Z“! Wrgxomv mr (nix'onTth. some. , '
E80t NorWalk. lie purchallod, condir (The commercial Rural-d)
tlonnlly. a. number of sewing mar-nines
from the Metropolitnn- 005119th. of
A highly interesting case, like unto,
thine that have made the courts 0!
._....
New; (‘nnami riwcn'ue Imprownumiau;
' the election of oil‘lcere for the ensuing
were. instructed in the mysteries ct
Moosedom. Much surprise we: given
the members of the\lodxe when Organ-
izer P. .lxrli'itzzerhldi informed the
members thntfhe he'd been working in
Georgetown and Brnnchville tor the
past week. and had secured some forty
new nppllcntio‘ns and funds good by
producing elshtbon of this number for
initiation yesterdnyuamong whom were
many of the prominent cltlsen's 0:1
those places. including the sheriff By
a rate of the lodge a. special inltllitlo‘n.
will be“ held Wednesdny evening, ow-
ing to the fact that Thursday will be
9yur,
insular initiations will be held every
Thursday culling end Guild” after-
was enjoyed by a large“numbel"9
friends at the home of Mr. nnd19Mrs.
Samuel Cohen. on High direct, yesten
day afternoon. A social time who on
joyed. and rol'reshnients mddei'tho'ht»
Among - the not
fair .mosl delightful:
of town guests were: Mr. and Mn. S.
Miller and doughtorsfdelin and Moe,
of Yonkers, N Y.; Snlnuel Cohen, Mr.
and Mrs._ Samuel Worms. ‘
Rochtlle; Dr. Shisvell and 19.8lle9Vel9l,
of Brooklyn. Dr I Rosenthsl Ml.
ind Mrs.1~i Sherrer, the Misses (lott-
Meb and Mrs. M. ,lbolberg, of Norwalk
were among those present.
'GlmflI-l PARISH NEWS.
' Mondoy~nvening Fraser, 1:80.
T,uesdny--Evenlng Prayer. «so.
or
roadhcuse both were. isovernl police-
men esy they had narrow esoepee
tram being run down when they tried
street and Fall-dell! avenue. died l‘nthli
Norwslk ,I-icspitol. lashniz‘ht. He was
{Bout iltty- dive years old and is sun
A ‘IR. \lnlkln .& Co. huv ebcen at,
New Yorli to use in the construction; A 9R9 “um“ & Co have hm, a9. 9
of: M’s are!“ 800“- Along cnme the :tensive improvements to the residencfig ‘
cm L.
Cohen and Miss Edith Cohen. or ,New
wnmmmhh‘“ “'“l'ml’nmrm ail-ls Friendly Society. Perish mu.
order tut the rollicking undidstcsn so
an be Initiated heroes the denier or
ill Hell. no. Hearth
Guild Room. 2:45: Evenlnx'
4.."
Thorough-Holy (‘ll'lnmunlon 0: so.
ell. Rector of It. Plul'l. motor.
at 6 0M
"me Wot. 1‘30.
mmrvomm Payer. i: 80.9
Wednesday-Women's Guild. Por-
ll'ire Girls.
W.
mind; Prayer. the tier. 1.. B. How-
‘9Meewwlv,
"9‘
a
vivcd by a wife and three sense. He
' wen a prominent member of, Soutlr’
: Normal: Lodge. (9). B. A. Interment
' tool: place this siternoon in- the West
9Norwalk Jewish cemetery.
to stop the Mount-meek onto. 9 -
‘ lulu urs non
nun ants
Andrew Bickley. of Newark“, ,-.,..l..
died at the Not-walk hospital only
local) Milkmen: Chestnut street
end driver or one of DeKlyn‘s dolly-
8!? automobiles. contained 0- broken
right Arm only armory sitenioon
when rthe mm beck tired on him ,
Whenhs attemptodtp crank it. Dr. .G.
111. Gram was called and utter rodeo
in: the break had the lnlurodvmon
token to his hdme.
"om onto-rd doth. hire nit.
Well street tunnel which he struck
whilewridlnx lhrough: it on s trelfllt
Friday night. He was unconsciollil
“"‘T'TQVIONAL from the tilde he was discovered is
"“3“ W m M 1““ l“ the or. who mine: a. n.
mmflmflmmlfl “WW m Im“ (“93' ‘09 mu
mm” the WWW‘ reed Detective liorehouss. papers
'M W ”9 KHW MM when were found no no one metals
and m *3 Weird Boll} cm null unfit mod to identity
tantalum.» lure“. umnnwomlrmu
"W.“ “M "9‘ collector to roul- no Millie's The,
mmmmmmnummmmwm W
l
Saturday siterncon. a victim of the.
Barney Wo‘lk tire and destroyed Mr.-
Marcus’ a shop. and. considerably -dam—.
aged the Metropolitan «on; ma.-
chines. ' “ ‘
, la
Mr. Marcus had paid but $20 on. the
7 'lncch‘incs. He returned them. donuts
" ed by tire and water. to the New York
compeny.,and did not, feel inclined to;
pay ohv 1001-90.‘ n 0100305 in a contract
signed by Him Mercile' bilged him to
pay the entire cost of the machines
should they be destroyed by lire.
9 The controct‘. Mr. Marcus sold on
the stand, was henna in on East Nor-
violk snlodn 'l’ie did not linderstand
neither root! or write, English Never,—
’ call for all improvements. incladin
what its contents were heduuse he can ,
lo}, F9 J. Hum. jr. on New Callas.
avenue The lntcrion out he vltere
”0nd nev additions Cmislrllcir-fl Truth,
new baths will he arinncod for an.
anew steam heating plant insurlle
No slab-contracts hare becl‘f , .zl9ve9
out. 1 -
’ illirlen Bungalow. 9
The (‘.oncrcic Building A- (on nu
tion Co. hns’ the contiml. for ll ) c
cctlon‘ ot‘the flame and slur-m hung-,9,
niow for G. V. Schllchiim,r at Dnrf'ien.§,
H. A alluring, drew the plans. which;
hot. Water heat and electric light
#Asphnlt shingles will be 1:»;qu for the
roof ? . _ .
‘3 ' Rownylon Collage. '.
R. Li Deforeut has Hi We?“ u'umlc on
a90ixlroom91rnme remittance l'n-- W.
'R. Thompson on Roivuytun' ‘l‘lle 9.9mm!
provide tor a building '.
- 'improvesmenlei.9 irrelf‘dijhg l999ur c9 99 mg
and lecirlc it! Hi l9~ Ill 1 '_9r
A‘ modicum. «Newxzrlflclgszzi initial-bee let:g Estimator: nic- liming '
South ”0mg!“ “id DI‘Q “5 y mndollor wo silnlllu' cottage; in 30,99 ,
“my? ti'ltl. fie W“ in"? cmm‘ of [Oil uddaceht lots for Forest Unfit-9..
whet or. sold between the conflicting A...
patio: province to the signing of the‘ ill, , —N0'rlcE.
on the cloud M Needle-r Meincersor Norwelk Aerie r o In.
on showering guellione will meet ill. thelr rooms in '9 \Vsll9999
Million sliced. despite the littlest: at i: so o‘clock “Tuesday were
themes. he med his signature to the
contract. ~
l9 .:
Norwalk Chronicler