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& h residential sections. Per-
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hear of that kind of economy?‘
lots of it, especially in dentist-
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well done.
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by' smhmnent only.
0 the ability and honesty of?
The work that looks well?
‘ ve been hurriedly and care-j
, ' tone. Decay will go on under-f
unseen, and the tooth will be'
That is expensive economy,
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‘ puform all operations so thorvI
:sld carefully that every one.
,& lasting advertisement for my.
W real economy for the pit--
“Whatever is worth doing at-
"til, doing well." Whatever i!
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last twice as as brush—coated
find. or animal They are cussed
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The Hatch & Bailey co.
SOUTH NORWALK, 00"".
specialties: Cree-din lined limbs. leave: leard.
BLOUSES
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GEORGETTE CREPE
CREPE-DE-CHINE
c. Silk end CREPE COMBINATIONS
"VOILE AND LINGERIE
We Little Shop
K. ca. A. Clavcn 56 No. Main St.
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New Arrival
Of High Class Women’s and Misses‘ Suits. Coats.
Dresses. Skirts and Minister-y, at prices lower than any
store in The Not-walks. Look everywhere else first. then
come here. You'll appreciate the bargains we offer
CLOAKS we PARISMILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN 31‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
M W '3 Tristram & Hyatt
“'m I“ I Initial i 15" GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY Goons STORE. NORWALK
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hues-s
W..W. Ladies’ Hosiery ,
pens tor the 26th week oi the lam
contest“ at Sierra were all but tied. wail
’ ey were separated from each other ’ WMI buy fission mturail that will vs M wear, as as “m"
byamsrginol'illatoneegg. Toast “'0 'm yuantssucklnl ' I“ -
Enron's pen of mu“, Wysndottes fort and lit. No matter how directive a stocking may he. unla- lt wears tool, it will 9"". an “panel”
were first with a production at Cl
eggs. Springdale Poultry Farm's "NONE.“-
ithode island Reds irom Durham.
were second with 00 eggs, and H. P.
Demiags pen 0! the same breed, iroml WE RE
Winsted, were third with s yield of. '-
59 eggs. All of the pens taken togeth-
er Iud 4.564. a substantial increases ileum mm 3le .......... 36:; I P‘lfl'" W”
over last week's lay more than 600'
egss better than for the correspondingI MEDALIA FIBRE AND SILK, boot length, [all fashioned .. . .. ....... ............. 50c
week last year. {
There were 65 hens including Bar-l GORDON FIBRE AND SILK, seamless and wt to knee. with cotton lair toil ----------- ~-- 50"
red. White and Columbian Rocks, _
White and Bu! Wysndottes, Rhode Black, white. Dink. light blue. greys, navy, champagne, pongee, putl), beige, uwul. IBM.
island Reds, White igghorns, Red Sue-t
sex and White Orpingtons that made GORDON moo Silk; black, white and all the popular shades to match shoe tops and
perfect inle‘dul wre. 10"th Week. ‘0'" seesaw-a.- ..o.au..saao-sgnouenssssoeeseeosoala. assDateless-selsssplb-eaea ."m ”I'
These included one hall of all the vsr-l
ieties entered in the contest. As a,
matter 0! (act the Rhode island iteds
were just twice as good in this "up? _ - _ , _
as the average for the entire tioc .. ‘ ” "1 ' ' ‘ '
More than eleven per cent of the indi .DEATHS AND FUNERALS. f we e e
vidttsis of this breed made perfect —-— 3, °
scores, whereas the merge tor all Gaol-pa Edward Comatock. ‘
amounted to five and a hail per cent. George Edward Contstock died. It l
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in Pinecrest Orchard'l pen 0' “NI his home, on Ponus avenue, at two
iron: aroton, Mast, there were five o'clock this morning. lie was 69‘. &
individuals. or one halt the pen. that years or age. Funeral service will be‘ . .
laid seven eul during the W993- Th" held from his late home, Sunday ailer-
excellent individual work and big IV' noon, at 2:50 o'clock, Rev. Dr. Mc-
erage yield but been put over in wile Gregor odioiallng. interment will be;
ot a nearly solid week 01 either cloud! Monday. in liedford, N. Y He is sur-
or rainy weather and yet lair wealn vised by his wife, one brother, Wsl-
er is considered just as necessary for ter Contstoek, oi Topeka. Ken, and .
good results in poultry farming '3 it two sisters. Miss Rebecea Coxnstock.
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is in an; othgr sort of farming.“ meta, Norwaik. W Mrs. 5L John. of : 8
The t rec 09 P903 n “C New Canaan. Deceued for many '0 0
principal breeds are as follows: years has been prominently engaged 3. we Have asplell-
IP01.-I i F P::¥mo‘utl:‘£‘°rm-l in the nursery business. . O
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w. Hampton tie-o. ... i. m, ~~— - ad thus to Select
' 9 Rock Rose Farm, (Barred). . Edward F. Halloran. :
Katonah. N. Y.. 1526‘ Edward F. llltiloran died. yesterday .{ F
16 Holliston Hill Poultry Farm. afternoon. at the home or his sister. .. [0“]
thille). Holiiston, Mass, 804*Mrs. William Fauids. on Spring Hill.
I Wyandottss. latter a lingering illness. Mr. iiailor— .Q'
l 21' Tom Barron, (White). Cat- ion was iorty years of age. and in for ‘0
! iorth, England, 1083imer years was a prominent member . O
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20 Obed G. Kntlhi. (While), I loi‘ old (‘ompany D. of Norwalii, now
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‘ ilridgeton. R. L. 1076'tite Sixth Company. The tieeessed is 0'0 -
'7 2i P. W. Backus. (White), ' survived by one sister, Mrs William we AiSC.) HIVC thflc g
I (‘hllhlm- Ontario. 9‘“ l-‘nulds of Spring Hill, and by two N Sulkles From 0
l Rhoda IslsBd Rm!- brothers. Robert. of “Mini and Thomas 9?
. 45 A. .W ““1119”. ”W t‘. his. 0! Norwailt.
l N. H.. 392‘ Funeral services will he held to 3: 980 to 3.98 .3.
' 50 Jacob H. Jansen. Norlh “W ,, ,ntorrow morninr. ill nine o‘clock. from $9
é ven, Conn. ‘ “‘a‘St. Mary's church. tutti interment will .3. ,0.
j 37 ililiview Poultry Farm. N- who in St Mary's cemetery. .3. . . .8.
Albans. 't. __ , ' f D d .
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I 5’ \tiil Barron. Bart e, n The funeral of William Lockwood . ,0
l ‘ Preston. England. 9" will be field tomorrow afternoon at ’ ‘ ,’ " . e . . .’ . . .-’.
= 68 Tom mm“- “fan“ “m 2:3n o'clock. from the im home. on :ee:ee:ee:e“ee:ee:eezeezoo:ee:00:06:00:«:”:«.OO.OO.OO.OO.OO.M.OO:OO.OQ
! 7 prpmliotn'figi'cgck. Jackson- Wilson Pom road.
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i ville. no. “new Funeral or Miss sew-um. sues roe $750,000. dock Company.
‘ 0 n Agfizultural College. The ”“9"“ 0' 193810 A. Bertrum‘ Mrs. Hopkins in her complaint al—
i 93 ”5° one) Coerllifl. 0"” 755twill be held tomorrow afternoon .ut:w°m“ 1"“. Action 0".- Loss tank’s" lhfli the Lui‘l‘allhiilg‘az 11% 13ml;
‘ "x ' 2:30 ocioelt. from the home of her sl i nine 01! the course W C 1 9 Y 5
- 93 J. Collin-on. (Black hel- Husband on Lu tall I. ladmirsity had pregcribed for pas-
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Sample Suits
$15.00
“Values to $22.50”
We will place on sale a number of Sample Suits,
one suit of a kind; also a few Suits selected from
our stock Values at $22.50, for
Saturday at $15.00
Sport Coats $3.75 ‘
Regular Price $5.00 and $5.95
Smart Sport Coats that sold up to $5.95, on sale
Saturday at $3.75 -
Sale of Shapes
We will place on sale a big line of Fine Shapes at
59c, 99c, $1.49
Trimmed Hats Reduced
Our entire line of Trimmed Hats will be reduced
for tomorrow.
New Summer Furs and Neck ‘Ruils
‘ We are showing a fine line of White Fur Neck
Pieces and New Neck Rails. Prices range from
$1.00 to $5. 00.
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““9 °‘- ”W“ P 3””“n” °“ T“ mew YORK, April 23,4 suit lulu..." vesrl‘is and that the defendant
horns). Baracn‘. Gar-
.37o0.000 for the loss of her “maximum”, w” guilty of negligence by
slant: England. 751 .lor place.
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”00 A‘ Sehwars. (Black Rhine- " ' I go“ ”‘9 Lusitania. which was wr‘opersting the inlaitanis at low speed
I ”we,“ Buriingame. Lfl" .4.’ The’ 133%: (sit-3h: I’Syelby “111.9“de b! ‘ 0911““ submarine, “”1 through it none itnown to be talented
I "‘—"' be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock1 3'“, in :h“ legeral‘cour; hes": "3:: by enemy submarines.
NIVAL PLANS r v . d. sy aga nst t e unar esms _ WWWW -._.__
t NORWALK CAR from the late home on 09 \ oodear fCompany by Mrs. 'iisy Davies Hop lRISH EDITOR.
Plum W"? outlined “I“ Quin; b'i “VP’WP- “n" 0' Louisville, Ky, widow oi A. h "Every man should love his native
Miss Caroline Crawford. oi . ew oi Hopkins. Who was Dmn‘dent of mo hum when)" he was born were or
“"y- Wm “‘9 ""‘m‘ mum“ Adwnlse in rm- Sentinel. ixowport News Shipbuilding and Dry- 1.; “mm the Jam Herald-News.
which met in the oillces oi the Nor- _ . no ' . L
walk Chamber of Commerce which. iii. , _ . .. p __ , - , ‘ W" _ , ‘ ‘ - ~ 5
carried out. will make. the Norwalk! 71m:m~ , ‘ > . 3‘ fi V: :y "
enrnivsl of 1916 the biggest eventl :2 “m3 xunmxx 3
ever held In this city. .
(‘omb'rted with the gigantic joiiiil-i “On x H Dasrs
‘tntion plans, which are being dis- y
cussed will also be educational pro- ‘
Jects. i-‘loats. of various organisations ' .
in Norwaik. dressed to represent in-
ntous events oi American history. is 1 1']
the general scheme of Miss (‘rsw- ‘ . ,
ford'e plan. the children in this way .
having the events more ioreibly cnr- Friday Saturday
ried home than in any other way.
The matter is now under considera—
tion, and the plan will undoubtedly be
adopted by the committee Further in-
iormation in regard to the matter will
soon be announced.
This sale of
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“Onyx" Hosiery
”mar. :‘tgm‘m
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WALL STREET. Noon.-——Tlle rise. : - SI “K 5
was checked for a time by a heavy I l’
2::3hgmitgill‘f l:::th:orm193ri‘:?slii~htft?izigg '_ of ilitpressive values in the fore of ad- ..
disaster. but the setback was soon vancmg prices all along the line makes a. >/-
overcome. rails again taking the in- big money“ sailing appeal irresistible to Q
l itiative on the publication of addition- i ‘ “.er thrifty woman.
I al remarkable statements of earnings. I . a“;
1nestling extended its gain to two _ Prices quoted for Friday and Saturday g
points and other issues of that class onl :‘i
Hndicated further accumulation. The Y- ,
.Mexicans were distinctly active and ‘
'strong. American Smelting advancing FOR WOMEN ' FOR MEN. i
“Sigisggilfgafiattgz Galiletfdlel‘l’laynaigi:tg ” "em 1'43““ and WM” 5”“ ”030' “cm 3—4“ t“'0 weights. medium and '
'with an overnight 83111 at 4 and Beth- .. medium weight. with Lisle Top, _ ~ heavy Silk Halt Hose, in Black.
iehem Steel featured the war issues double sole, heel and toe. \ihite, Tan, NEW. Suede. Grey. H
on its rise at 13. Bonds were i'irm- “Onyx" Day Price 65c. Em“ 393°“: Champagne, and Mn- ‘
. WALL STREET 1:30 p‘ m.——'l‘rfld- ogany, with extra reinforced heel. .
‘ ' . Item 2—Black. White. Tan, Grey. sole and toe. . , ‘
ing diminished in the early aiternoon , . “0 . .. p p i 35 it
and leading stocks yielded agatnmtille Pink. Sky and many shades in an an M roe c. ..
inactive issues like American Cotton i, All-Silk, with High Spliced Heel, Item 4—An Alps“. or with Lisle b
Oil. American Linseed. Corn Products “ double garter top. sole and toe; ~ Sole, Black, White, Tan, Navy and .4
and Forulllers assumed temporarily also Black only with Lisle Wydc Grey High Spliced Heel. double "
.prominqnce 3‘ moderate advsnce‘s. . Top. of a superior quality. sole and toe.
"Onyx" Day Price $1.00 "Onyx" Day Price $1.00 '
‘ Rev. B. s. Hartley will preach his ‘
'lsst semen in the West Norwsiit
chapel. April 301b, st 6 p. m._ Them 1 .
will be special singing by Mrs. Smith. '
‘Ail are cordially invited to ttend. . V
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The Christian Endeavor service on .
April 30, in the West Norwalk Union Q ‘ .
onmt, will be led by Harriet muyt 86WASH1NGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. I
Holland. at 7:30 p. in. Topic: "Using“ ‘ ~ ‘ .
Sunday for m. World and the Next. \ "macaw“ 3
Come and let us worship er.
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Norwalk Chronicler