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The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN.
Specialties: Oreo-dim when thingies, Beaver Board.
'Ihq let wine u as breeh-ceeted
would
flwh Ouneuek were held from his
m in n! liar We. Po
nus avenue. yesterday m at
1:“. and were hrgely nttonded. Rev.
E P. mm. 0‘ the Norwnlk Con-
W church. odd-had. and,
In. A. (lilac Bull an; mall IO.
leetiou m sweetly. the'
hodywilhlfldltmt tnthehltnv
plot in Redford. N. Y. ‘
G. Edwin Comotock was born on '
October 14, 18“. in the old lamented.
in which he died and where seventh
generation of the Cometock family
had lived before him.
With the exception of a few years
ldevoted to travel. be had always lived!
.11: his Norwalk home. in 1885 no
fanned a partnership with the late
Harvey Lyon and conducted e farming
. and nursery business under the name
WELDG.
'(l'l/CMU.
one: all know that we sell
{hi—n puts a crimp in each
won'- roll—he buy; it
* he “hes—ten”
.i
WHAT TO HAVE FOR
OWNER
is a daily problem for the
housekeeper. if you will let us
serVe you. we believe we can
give you some helpful sugges-
in the way of choice
Suppooe for today you
Home
meets.
order a nice cut of steak from
us. You'll surely be pleased
QB:
ARNOK’S MARKET
16 North Main street Free Deliveri-
with our meets.
UH
Phone 588-2
”WONMENT l8 EVERYTHING
h the woman of refinement. Nothlnl
{nor to a woman‘s heart than a |
Special for Tuesday
Rib Lamb Chops ....... . ...................... ll).
Loin Lamb Chops ........................... 28 ll).
Shoulder Lamb Chops ......................... 22 ll).
Pineapple. (Very Fine) .................... 3 for 25¢
Fowler's Corn and Pens ................ 3 cans 25¢
Fresh Strawberries .............. 20¢ and 22¢ basket
Large Line of Fresh Vegetables.
Beers Meal and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone r180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwelk. Phone 881.
icioser relationship. His gents] smile.
and happy manner always made him.
friends welcome et his home, while
his wit and strong sense of humor
made him even_more cornpnnlonnblo.
i'l‘ohirnnntnrewuenopenhook. i
when author was Almighly Garland
on the poses of which had been writ-
ten. more or less distinctly, the star.
ion of the wonders and beauties of
life. He was an astronomer and spent
much time studying the store. He
loved all animal life. especially horses
end birds. But his greatest love was
for growing things. The. trees and l
‘
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The Nemo
" w ill 'llit "
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Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
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“Self-Help" Wonderlift Corsets
tucrv wnmnn who wears corsets will wear the:
. it 13"me a “wonder" corset. Ask our corset «or;
Visit Our Corset Department.
NORWALK.
. ~v-—_V . a
‘n‘ \‘t?.\\.‘.'l.“'1’l.r/I
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of the Norwulk Nurseries. He MP 1 had-WW
ried mum n. Lyon, the daughter or ”-0 B any line M \
.lm pmner, and she survives him. He mm on I also long: he
leaves two sisters, nlu Rebecc- (‘omv ml h was. h we have several
[stock and Mrs. Louis St. John, of W “ ‘ M ” b h Wet m
lNcw Cannon. and a brother, Walter W
H. Comstock, of Topeka, Knnsu. “NW 5d!“
l Many friends will mourn his loss. " N0. 323 was“. it! the ntha ‘
‘forhewns weli.beioved by his manyl tallinllcmluwbnhkhhuts m l
customers. us well as these who bore “a ”x “mm 3 ’-
mahers say: “in due time. nearly
Win
.323 SW
There is some basis for this we
.- «pt-v
l~ .. $8 and $10.
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All of the Leading Makes in Many Models
”‘F m {
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flowers appealed to him and filled - '
him with n great reverence. He was TODAY IN WALL STREET.
fond of color and duhlins were his
particular favorites. These he raised
in such quantum and so many Wine» or troubles
u“ that the “M" become “0‘." the irregular trend of prices on the
u the Dahlia Farm. in . brilliant resumption of trading in stocks today.
Mlnrwl he sew all tiltI color and pier although gains far exceeded declines,
h.“ of m,4 "on," reflccted, and “no” llulh as to numbers and cxtcnt. hicr
he much“, it until it faded into pur‘ cantiie Marines were again the cell
p1,. misty ”th So. quietly he mm..tlnl features. the preferred and tom
and at ”w a“ “Mu“ my“. “,0", men soon rising to new rccowrlu Ill
and ten. he passed beyond the snow “3 3'" “M 3‘; 3 4- Ft‘illt‘l‘lh'fly- l'nitl‘d
probably contributed to
-. l home tastefully furnished. if
i. come to us we'll show you our
' _ 8 quality wall paper and explain
you may beautify your home at
00".. our prices and gut
appeal to you.
:i Gorllam Co
East Nomih
Tel. 45?
BLOUSES
In Georgette Crepe. Crepe De Chine. Silk and Crepe
Combinations, Voile and Lingerie.
we Little Shop
K. CD. A. Ciaven 56 No. Main St.
into the Hell beyond. Stiltcs Steel. wine (at tho prunxilxcln
‘ ' specialties and such rails fir uranium:
and Erie Were higher b) functions 1.)
a point. Baldwin Locomotive was the
- only heavy feature. yielding a point
“ML died yesterday morning at the with minor recession in Mexican l‘c
"MW” “”9““ " ‘h° I... 0' ‘5 troleum. American Smeltinx and r.
years. Mr. Hoyt w" operated up“ few less conspicuous Blocks.
three weeks ago for appendicitis. TheI
fullerni will be held on Wednesday af'
ternoon. at 2:30 o'clock. from the late , HENDERSON To 0”” As TOWN
home. Rev. i-‘. A. Coleman. rector of; CHA'RMAN'
’l‘nnlly Episcopal church, will oilici- ‘
arc. lntennent will be in Riverside Y.“ Professor T“ 8“" to be H.“ of
cemctery. A wife survives. ? Progressives.
‘ NEW HAVEN. May l.——Proiessor
~—
Benlemin J. Hoyt.
[lenjrunin .l. Hoyt. of l9 Spring
Building Sites
.—. w
-ere in the City for sale at
1th prices. Go the shpre,
in residential Pen
"‘we have what you are look-
fer. Tryvus.
sections.
ma Ave.
South Nor-walk l
_.. -_______i
l Eetnte and insurance I ‘
New Arrival
Of High Class Women's and Misses'
Dresses. Skirts and Millinecy, at prices lower than any
store in The Norwalks. Look everywhere else first. then
come here. You'll appreciate the bargains we offer
CLOAKS me P ARISMILLINERY
33 soutrn MAIN 51‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
Suits. Coats.
_ “hear of that kind of economy?
lots of it. especially in dentist-E
The patient can't tell whether-5
‘ - on the ability and honesty of‘
is good or bad. He has to. '
J . \‘nndell Henderson of Yale Unlven
J emee flu", Mudregoc. ally. who has been chairman of the
“m" ilenr) ”MMM‘ brother 0‘ progressive party in this city. and who
in“. William Van Scoy, of t‘ourtlandt has been crnk‘hed by members of n
{place this city. died in Shelton yrs- for m, proGernmn flew.” today 1..
:terdny afternoon. He was 39 ycors mm] a mil {0: a town caucus of the
’old: The remains will be restored town). and in c announced that he
‘Ncwnrk, N- 1-. “Dd" lht‘ (“70'0“ Ofrhould not take a reappointment as
:D. W. Raymond. and the funeral will chairman.
ébe held from that place Wednesday The call for the town caucus tires
impossible
.\iy rea-
announce that it will be
for me to accept reelection.
late Charles 8. Duke. died this mom~
ing in the Norwalk Hospital. The fun-
eral services will be held tomorrow
'night. at 8 o'clock. in the funeral
chapel of P. H. Ganung. South Main
work on the New Haven charter revi-
rion committee and expert work for
one of the United States government
~mtist. The work that looks well.‘
“we been hurriedly and care-'
V done. Decay will go on under-i
unseen. and the tooth will be;
The! is expensive economy.
if the first cost was low. 15
perform all operations so thor-i
nnd carefully that every one:
' Strawberries 18cm.
Beet Liver 10c lb.
Hamburg Steak
16c lb.
Amharge of Rev. R. G. Hartley. pastor
t lutinIg advertisement for my: . ° ° .
, w;3...°.“;:°‘:;.f:f.$‘:.”it:g Frankiurts 16c lb.
”fig?“ "“‘i “ ha““"" ‘i SHOULDER ponx errors ................... 20¢ lb.
. VEAL STEW ...................... 16¢ lb.
.. fl Manefy FRESH EGGS ...... .... ....... ........ 24¢ doz.
8 S . , ' x
1. .3. 5123.2";‘12 5;"; _ Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
by appointment only. .-
7 . “.2! g .-.--..-..._. Q __ t
tie & Son
V & Bacon
31.00 AND UP
lift St..- So. Norw'llkl I
ANDREW DA VEY, inc.
90 Washington St. South Norwalli
Very Best Fresh Creamery Butter 39cib
Jars Pure Jellies Evap. Milk
Mme: 250 his?“ 70 each
street.
1 bureaus." He also announces that he
is not a candidate. for delegate to the
national convention of his party. but
says that he will serve it the party in
his district should desire him to.
CANTON PLANT BURNS.
l . Patrick Murphy.
Patrick Murphy died Friday at his
home in New York. He was a broth-
er of the late John G. and James
Murphy of this city. He is survivedl
also, by two sisters. Mrs. Owen Kin-
delien. of Flax Hill road, and ‘..\irs.r
‘Mary Meredith, of this city. besides $50900
several other brothers ‘residing outer-j
town. The funeral was held today in!
New York interment following in (“ll- 0' ”‘9 Gm'ROCk Spring “we" Corn-
y”). cemetery * inuny. located at t‘anton. ncnr here.
’ was destroyed by fire Saturday. en-
'tailing an estimated loss of 350,000.
I
I
: Funeral of Miss Bertrum. . . _ . h i' ‘ t k
f The funeral. of Miss Jessie A. Ber—ET“ “mun oi ‘ 9 b a” s “9 "0w“
' ' ‘ ' l The buildings were located close to
trum was held Saturday afternoon. atl .
2:30 o'clock from the home of her the "mas 0' me Central 59w Eng-
nellhew Charles A Bertrum of Tav- land railroad and telegraph and me“
.lor place The services 'were in phone wires were put out of commie
' ' sion.
I 1
I It is said that the company will re-
build. About 20 hands were ‘employ-
ed. The less is partly covered by
insurance.
Fire Near Coillnsville—Blaze
of Unknown Origin.
for the South Norwalk Baptist church.
Interment followed in Norwalk ceme-
ztery.
l
Funeral of Mr. Lockwood.
i The funeral of William Lockwood
took place. Saturday afternoon. at
i2230 o'clock. from his late cm on
Wilson Point road. Rev. iillam G.
WOULD NOMINATE ROOT.
NEW YORK. May 1.-—'Annouuce..
rnent was made here last night. that a}
countrywide movement has been‘un-
Root for president by the Republican
'National convention. Headquarters
have been opened here. in charge of
[M. E. church. was [in charge. inter-
ment followed in Riverside cemetery.
_ Advertise in The Startling; John W.‘ Dwight. who was for 12
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WALL STREET, 10:30 a, mu Lab~‘
inhemoon. for the date of the progressive mass
i “—-‘ :conventlon to held May 3 and it is
I Mre. Georgiana: Duke. lto follow the state meeting. Pro'
i Mi!- Gmilnns Duke. widow of the lessor Henderson writes :"I regret to.
sons are the pressure upon my time of
COLLINSVII LB. May 1.—-The plant-
;H. Krieger & C0.
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CORSETS
Correctly designed corsets are a necessity for the
health. comfort and appearance of every woman. Ii you are
keen for that distinctive. graceful contour which only per-
fect corsets can give. we advise you to come here for a fit-
ting by nur graduate corsetier.
In our stock you will find only the best corset fashions
for Igt6 from leading manufacturers, at popular prices.
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
»I
years a member of'Congress. Senntoru HOSPITAL NOTES.
James W. Wadsworth, it was said,willi Mrs. Mary De Venn, of Now
be the representative of the move-:chelie. was admitted Saturday and
ment in Washington. Headquarters:(‘hargt‘d yesterday.
will be opened later in Chicago. ‘
discharged yesterday.
MAY PRODUCE OPERA
“PATIENCE.”
it is understood that an effort is“
being made to have a \vellaitnownl
company give the opera "Patience”;
in Norwalk during the present month.~ . . _m
Those in charge are. not quite readyiof ltiks, the 30M 0! St. t.eo.g,.,
to make an ann'Ouncement or the de- Eagles. the Hatters Assoc-lotion
1street, was discharged yesterday.
CARD OF THANKS.
it is to be hoped that they t\vill ibo.1,(yI-5_ whowere so yen. kind 1,,
successful in obtaining this a tract on? ‘ , ‘.,
for Nurwalk. as it is certain that thel gmgglgsgggég tloull. "
music-loving public would welcome an - ‘ - Sl'llt ,
opportunity of seeing this great opera. UN. 1
\ AND F
l'io-r
dim
Reginald Arnold, of Rownyton. was
John Hadden, of 125 South Ma'n
I wish to thank the Brotlwn' Loam
the
am!
mm“. mm,- of the South Norwnlk dertnken for “‘9 nomination °t Elihu‘ tails. but may be within a day or two.iShop Mules. Also frlen is and twig“...
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Norwalk Chronicler