‘ Mil tune. This
.mlloothemoraltrueh
”,Mriskyourheaithand
“en’s too by cutting
MEGCMIsupplyyou’ll
“Mswoddafondgood-
viiiannotateN'rlly ls EVERYTHING
’fl tbs woman of refinement. Nothinl
1"“ come to us well show you our
3', *1 quality wall paper and explain
‘1 I“ we may beautify your home at
'I Ono‘s! cost. Our prices and got.
2&1,“ “peel to you.
7’ The Gorilam Co
I. First ht. last Norwalil
Tel. 45’
“f
, Building Sites
“are in the City for sale at
his prices 0n the shore
I Q In residential sections. Pen
' we have what you are look»
I II:- Trv us
2 llayton&(10., Inc.
IsaI’Estato and Insurance
.. road Ave. South Norwalk
Specialties:
K. Cd‘s A. Clavcn
Native Calves Liver ..........
Sweet Breads.
': m to a woman‘s heart than a
, I home tastefully furnished. If
Intensive Economy
fie patient can't tell whether
, on the ability and honesty of
Wt. The work that looks well
a” hlve been hurriedly and care
so. Decay will go on under
-~unaeen. and the tooth will be
That
I the first cost was low.
rforln all operations so thor-
~'and carefully that every one
did real economy for the pa.
“Whatever ls worth doing at
” J. H. Mallery
f‘MaIn 3L, So. Norwalk, Conn
‘a.1n.to5p.m.: 7tolp.m
, by appointment only.
{in Bllllllflll
Hill It Gilliil
“glorlta.10c.
1.0c
‘ he»... 10c.
_, Nichols.10c.
I l“-
, 10c.
30c.
' I
”ma,
IIIU‘hoar of that kind of economy'i.
' lots of it. especially in dentist-I
Whatever I l
Building? sacs.- lie-s- leis-suns
The, last twice as as brash-coated
shinglaoroatuvelm Tanya“
. dye—wwwshiado—nowests.
mshcwrksluSHeOdI's-Wsstudl’rlssa
The Hatch {r Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Orlept “nod Shingles, Beaver Board.
Easter Sale,
cf
WOMEN’S cons and suns
Blouses, Under mu suns and fancy Hosiery
‘Ifie Little Shop
56 No. Main St.
.ue. Smoked Beef Tongues .......... 25¢. bered by many friends whom
........... Ace—60c. Boneless Smoked Shoulders the. 3
Loin Lamb Chops .............. as. Smoked Flat Ribs ............ 12%6.
Rib Lamb Chops .............. 25o Top Round Boiled Corned Beef, 40c. m,- {0 the bereaved on” [loath "u
Forequartisr Lamb .............. 14o. ‘ Best N. V. Bolognes
Lamb Stew from ............. 8:. up‘ Our beef is the best quality.
ling the funeral.
,nied by Mrs. Ernest Barthoi, of Mead-
neat in hatters' circles, having served
for a long time u an olosr in the
tiocal association. He was employed
in local and outof- town hat shops.
Ibut more recently was connected with
-the hat Bide Hotel his Interests in
”which be disposed of some months
ago. He was a popular Elk, and was
lprosninent In the activities of Norwalk
Hodge. B. P. 0. E. He was also a
Imemher of Norwalk Aerie of bgies.
Besides his wife. Mr Selby Is surtiv
ed by seven children They are:
Frank H Selby of Brooklyn N. Y.;
IMI‘B Frank G. Bun, Providence, R. I;
‘Mra. Prank Madden. Haael R. Selby.
Bernard A. Selby. this city; andHar»
"iv and Homer Selby. of the United
States Navy The funeral will be held
from the late home, Friday afternoon.
at 2:30 oclock. Rev. F A. Coleman
will omciate. interment will be in
Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Emily Butter-fuss Jepson.
Entered into rest, in Hidgeeay, Pa.
April 21st Emily Butterfuss Jepson.
beloved wife of James Jepson. and
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Otto B rlhol. of
11 Haviland street. South orwvalk.
who have just returned from attend-
They were accompa-
ow street.
The services were held at the church
of which she had been a lifelong mem-
her and many friends gathered to
Ipa) the last marks of love and respect
[to one who had endeared herself to
'all by her many loving qualities. The
floral tributes were numerous and
lbeautlful. She will well be remem~
she
made during her frequent \islts here
and who will be greatly shotked at
her untimely demise. and w hose hearts
caused by a serious operation.
Ibe truly said of her:
.bul to low her:
It can
None knew her
none knew her but to
Tristram 8. Hyatt
oaza'r'ra BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
hhhihfi
Your Hairdress!
Handsome and Practical Triplicate SWITCHES of Wavy Hair Reasonably Priced
HAN DSOME—becauss when one is drcss~ PRACTICAL—really three switches—
can be separated and each indivdual strand
worn where Meded to give desired full-
charm to your appearance. nets.
TWO ATTRACTIVE VALUES
WAVY HAIR SWITCHES. 24-inches long
WAVY HAIR SWITCHES, 2&inches long
NORWALK.
ed in your own hair, it adds grace and
$2.95
$4.95
A meeting of the business committee I
of the downtown Congregational;
church was held last night. Plans
prepared at that meeting will be ratlw
fled at the regular meeting of the
church body. to be held tomorrow
night. i
Four applications were received,
last night. at the meeting of the i‘
can Tribe of Red Men. An invitation
was received to attend the Eik‘a Fair.
This was accepted, and the Red Hen
voted to attend individually, rather
than in a body.
The freighter "Marion.’ which was
O.
§;How About aNew Baby Carriage?.
.We Have aSpIen-
O
! Leg of Lamb .................. 22c. Fresh Tub Butter .............. 42c. bless.
Home Dressed Veal from .. ..1oc up Olcomargerine ....... 18c" 200., 25c. __
'Corned Best from ............ 3c. up. anior Salad Dressing. . 10c.—25c. I m“ J“... Bertram.
Small California Hams ......... 16c. Yuhan Coffee .................. 85c; t.\lilissh.lessle flizrtrunl died last night
I ..... 25¢. a W 0 120 cr nephew (3 in Her
Super Cured Hams ............ 22c. 6 lbs. Sauer mot tor ”mm of yior Place. m. city
Mlsgoodorbad. Hehasto
i
is expensive economy.
I ‘:
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It! lasting advertisement for my
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CHARNOK'
Phone 633-2
76 North Main street
S MARKET
Free Delivery.
Oi lligh Class Women's
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
New Arrival
Dresses, Skirts and Miliinery, at prices lower than any
store in The Norwgllsa. Look everywhere else first. then
come here. You'll appreciate the bargains wc oiicr
CLOAKS me P ARISMILLINERY
and Misses' Suits. Coats.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Rump Corned Bed . ..
Plate Corned Beef
Sl’llilll Hill IHIIIISIIII
....... 13¢ and 13¢ lb
Runkel’s Cocoa, special
Complete line of Campbell's Soups.
.10¢ and 12¢ lb.
19¢ and 23¢ can
........
.9¢.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone 2180.
13 MAIN ST. '
Norwelk. Phone 881.
HAMBURG STEAK
Rump Corned Beef
Piste Corned Beet
Beef liver
Roe Shad
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‘ Back Shad
! 3: WASHINGTON ST.
' SOUTH NORWALK.
33am:- mmmmmmmxfi
L. Leay. 100.
M. Corbett, Jr.. 10c.
L. B. W., 10c.
'Mrs. L. B. W., 10c.
T. A. F., 10c.
W. M.. 10c.
C. N. IL. 10c.
J. B.. 10c.
A. R.. 10c.
H. .l. D., 10c.
Kenneth H. Weed. 10c.
A. B. W., 10c.
Marion Waters, 25c.
W. E. Shayer, 10c.
Gustave Sandberg. 10c.
C. T. Sandberg, 10c.
Charlotte stull, 10c.
Gertrude Stull. 10c.
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.
Schaiize’ s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN ST
NORWALK.
an: mmzmmm
has been employed as bookkeeper for
the past live years.
This sudden change is caused by
the decision of “Bill" to enter the real
estate business with his father, AI-
bert Wellnits, one of Norwalk's lead
ing real estate dealers.
Mr. Wellnltz’s resignation from the
uptown hardware store will take ef-
fect this Saturday, and from Monday,
Mag 1, Norwalk will have a Wellniu
& on, real estate dealers.
"Bill" has the most hearty wishes
of good luck In his new business ven-
ture. from his many friends in this
city.
-—_—.—
,-eOns or 31. oceans—novice.
I All members are requested to at-
The raany friends of William Well-Ito“ I ”will meeting on Thursday
mu, Norwalk's yous mullet“. were evening at a p. in. sharp. to take ac-
suw ‘ few d‘" “°- to I”. of tion on the death of brother Stephen
Selby.
Mr.
Hubbeil a staples Hardware 00..
Water street. First Dbtrict. when he
Wellnlts’s resignation from it;
A. 0. WILLIAMS. PM.
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The deceased was for many years a
Heather Ill the Baptist Sunday- school.
and her demise will be learned of
with much regret by
,0, friends and acquaintances She'
. was cmployed for a number of years
’in the C. i K. but factory in lhel
lrlnnnlng lb pertinent will re she had
it aide circle of friends
I-‘uncrnl selvlle ltlv II II. Ilnrtley I
'of the South Norwaik liuplirt church,
'otfllmllna. will be held on Saturdnl
, iltclnoon lit 2 ."Il o‘llock lntlr-nunt
will follow In Norwnlk Itilll’li‘l)
"a
Funeral of Mr Webst r '
3 The funeral of Andrew F “Whaler;
was held this afternoon t 2; 30'
o clock from the late home. II! South
ngIn street The officiating clergyl
‘lnan uas Rev F. A. Coleman. rectori
lot Trinity Fplscopa'i church. Inter-
ment followed In Riverside Cemo
.lcry.
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| Funeral of Baby Hutka.
I The funeral of‘limma, eight months.
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
.liutka. of 10 Lexington avenue. was
[held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
‘the late home Rev. Gabriel Dokua.
pastor of the Hungarian Reformed
lchurch, officiated. Interment following
{In ‘Riverslde Cemetery.
l There will be a regular meetign of,
row evening.
At the meeting of the Barber's Un-
Ion. last night, two candidates were
received.
A class of ten will be Initiated Io-
morrow night at a meeting of Lady
Washington Ipdse, Shepards of Beth-
lehem. ladies are requested to please
bring cake.
Routine business will be transacted'
at tomorrow evening's meeting of
Court Cecile, Daughters of Castlle.
which will be held in the basement of
St. Mary's church.
A regular meeting of Kabnosa En;
campment. No. 9. l. 0. 0. F. will be
held tomorrow evening. in the lodge
rooms in Wall street. Routine business
will be conducted.
Five membership applications were
received last evening at the meeting
of Neighbor's Camp. Modern Wood-
men of America. A class of 20 will be
initiated some time during May.
A large delegation of Prophets from
port by auto bus tomorrow evening to
visit Temple Lodge. F. and A. M..
where the M. ‘M. degree will be ex-
emplified by the Past Masters.
The three-masted schooner "Nebing-
er” sailed, yesterday afternoon from
the pulp docks uptown. bound for St.
George. N. B. The "Ncblnger" came
to this city with a cargo of paper pulp
for the St. George Company. '
A regular meeting of Welcome Stran
gar Lodge. No. 861, Sons of St. poor“
was held last evening. in the lodge
rooms in Wall street. Two candidates
were initiated into the lodge, and lin-
al arrangements nor the coming card
party and social. whlch will be held
a great numberl
’during the afternoon
, This feature was presented In Norwal
(‘ourt Narruk. No. 511. F. of A., tomor-' -
Monker Grotto will journey to “'est- \
.1. did Line to Select
.From
12.9810 25.00
We Also I-Isvc Little
,dlsabled for several weeks following
damage suifered when she ran on the
rocks in the outside harbor. has gone
into service again. and Is running be
Itween this city and New York on the
Iregular schedule time.
Miss Ida Beatrice Morehouse who
has been quite seriously III with appen-'
dIcIila. to slowly recovering at her .
Ihome. 30 Myrtle avenue. under the 9:: Sulkics From 0.
care of Dr. J. W Vollmer. Miss More- 0:0 9:
house has a large circle of friends who .. 980 to 3.98 ..
are anxiously awaiting her complete .. .8.
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recovery .
s. 50
Things were made exceedingly live- . ...
ly for a few minutes yesterday after- Ch A f D d 0
nos, on New Canaan avenue. for a arge ccount l ebire 'e'
couple of East Norwalk residents.
whose horse bolted in that street and
was not caught until he had reached
Belden avenue The two men had been , ‘
at Comatock's Nursery. and upon the without ‘ formal protest from any
return trip, the accident occured. .\'0 quarter.
one was Injured. : The democratic caucus for the eleo-I Charles Ohiman, 0f 4 UVIDSBIOII
Ition of delegates to the town conven-‘Dlml was admitted yesterday.
tion, will be held this eyeing. in that George Williams, of 65 Woodward
gmrafvi‘clhh'l‘cllhh’t:fiwa::l:‘l:h, 0:35:- Assembly Hall of the Town Assemblyzavenne. was discharged yesterday.
ed to "'0' Theda Bara in “The 3“. Hall Building. for the First District. Mrs A Wolfe. of 14 Center avenue.
Dom" In his playhouse one eveninl “d In the uptown court room. in the l was discharged yesterday
last week, after “"1“ the picture same holding. for the fourth diltrict.
performance It Is expected that tonilht's primariesl St. Joseph’s school, on Henry street.
I will be rather tame. as no issue of im-‘ downtown, opened this morning after
portance Is on. In the First District. the Easter season vacation.
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NOSPITAL NOTES.
William Lemongelli. formerly a resi-
10c. mxmmxm mumufl
“Onyx” Days
April28th, 29th 0.
Saturday
Friday
This sale of
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v,
of impressive values in the face of ad—
vancing prices all along the line makes a
big money, saving appeal irresistible to
every thrifty woman.
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Prices quoted for Friday and Saturday
only.
FOR WOMEN
tcm 1—Black and White Silk Hose,
medium weight. with Lisle Top.
double sole. heel and toe.
“Onyx" Day Price 65:.
Item 2——Black. White. Tan, Grey.
Pink. Sky and many shades in an
All-Silk, with High Spliced Heel.
double garter top. sole and toe:
also Black only with Lisle Wyde
Top. of a superior quality.
"Onyx" Day Price $1.00
FOR M EN.
Item 3--In two weights, medium and
heavy Silk Half Hose. in Black.
White, Tan, Navy, Suede, Grey,
Palm Beach, Champagne, and Ma-
hogany. with extra reinforced heel.
sole and toe.
"Onyx"
item 4—An All-Silk, or with Lisle
Sole. ‘Black.,W‘hite. Tan, Navy and
Grey High Spliced Heel, double
sole and toe.
"Onyx" Day Price 81.00
The N. E. RyanCo.
’
Day Price 35c.
this Saturday evening. in the club-
ters of routine business were discus-
ed.
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rooms were completed. Other mst-.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler