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H. KRIEGER & CO.
THIS THIRD
Will Be The Most Wonderful Bargain Distribution
Day Ever Offered
In Addition to the Articles that One Dollar will buy, we will throw our
entire stock of Ready-to-Wear
Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Petticoats, Silk Waists, Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats, Girls’ Coats and Dresses, Rain Coats, Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Fine
‘ Sweaters for Men, Women and Children, Shoes for Men and Women. V
. . Practically [so to speak] at the Mercy of the People
. The Cold and Backward Season
While a misfortune to the retail trade, will be of great benefit to the consumer.
Notwithstanding the high cost of materials, you’ll be in a position to buy
from us on Dollar Day, cheaper than during previous years. ’
Draw Your Money From The Saving Bank
. .T he day before and invest with us. It will bring you more interest. Or
. we Will hold your purchases until the following Saturday, providing you will
leave a deposit on same, but no later.
List of a Few of Our Most Important Specials
’ That no one can afford to miss, and just to give you an idea of what we
intend doing for you on Dollar Day.
HOUSE Danssns
Worth $1.50, for ..... $1.00
, Ladies’ Shoe Department
{if _ t, I a N All of our high-clam
t I fun”, 5“,,“ 1m. ladies NEW SPRING COATS
. that sell in any other F0? Girl-i, at Half Price
store. for $5, $6, $7. $8 and
$9, we will sell at. a reduc-
tion from $2 to $3 on
every pair.
, 11 No Profitlor That
ALL OF OUR NEW
SPRING DRESSES
At ........ Half Price
PETTICOATS
'Wortli $1.50 to $1.98,
{li_h-~y ‘A': I onena‘y. for ............... $1.00
' BOYS' chmocm.
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Up to $7.00, will sell for .
"' Girls’ Gmgbmi "iii" asses
That sell for $1.. .:We.willsell for $1.00. .6 to 14. BOYS’gITasSmm
For $1.06.“ I.
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Lace and Ruitle Curtains,
For 500 to $1.50 per pair
Worth More Than” Double
nonmwmmmm
. Lap Robes
M~
p
We
1 Nationally --Adyertise‘d in any
' the magazines for $6.75. our.
ins Dollar: " Dayfor
1' $550
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who up: It» was ”rim"! hm
8!“;
TD» :4 Ah iwfiiflawm ha» 1... mt
e 1M Mum-i aimlfiiiih" mp am
it!!! Iard, worth i.-.» is.“ w ran. in.
MWGM Hm
Mt union.» in m intuio
young: Ila-opal, aria
Em .‘Smuilk
he!» by the it i: F. l.
“11!me ate,
lltfl'ki‘liill block Throw-Tu,
May llili and nth.
An rumor-raw LJ‘T-‘il: at the “Wit“
oi Health will be held Friday uniting
."i this week. in tin: titlitt- 0? ll tiali
;t)lfit~t-r lir. William J. Tram-y.
The ()l'lflltit Yacht (‘ltili lot-dual at
par} m
(‘r‘ii ’tl“ a “want:
u, a writ .t .‘i < 9 . iii
(“tilt
plurfi
l.;ini- ‘ 3L1
riiitl from}
~ \ .‘tlaniaroneck. .\'t'.\' York, has nonlied
~tiiers‘ Lodge No. to l. (i, 0. l“.,
' i in ‘ll ini'ited.
itlieir stale contention in
, i
- :uow.
tilnd that many recruits
',\'aclll’..~‘mt*il in Xl'll'\\'tzlli that there will
llt‘ no annual rows of the i‘lllb dtii'iit :
. the continuance of the war.
An entertainment \i'ill l)? .L'ii'eii to-
lniglit by Our Sisters iteht-kali Lodge.
3 No. 33. l. O. t). R. in the lodge rooms
in Wall street. Meniliers oi ()ur Bro
li‘dii‘
——iiratid's jt \i’t-lry More, sit- window.
The Daughters of t‘astilp \iiil hold
Staiiitord,
next Monday. Court St, Mary will
give a dance tit 55:30 in the evening
and delegations from Courts laurel
and (“er-tie, of Norwuik. will attend.
The Southern New England Tele-
‘ltlltll‘lt‘t 00., is distributing to its Bub-
sei'ibers in this city a new directory
‘Wlllch is to become eneetive May 20.
3lleeause of the. high cost of print
paper the. tliret-im'irs are issued less
frequently than formerly.
There will he a regular semi-month-
ly meeting 'oiiigiit. of Norwalk Aerie.
.\‘n. SSS, F. 0. 13., iii the lodge rooms
in Wrill street. A number of cant‘lh
‘tliliifb‘ will he lllllilllPd and refresh-
lllt‘lllfi \\ iii 1)?“ "‘t‘l"-i .1 during the course
of the evening. All members are ask-
ed to bi" present.
wit) and 5 per will. tuft, despite our
. low pricesfion all the. newest jewelry,
watches. clocks. optic goods. until
tiul‘lllfll‘ notice, We have the goods
Sioclt filled up weekly. All
:goods guaranteed. littrnt's jewelry
‘Store. Washington street. South Nor-
’ . walk.
, ii is expected that Crimp Whitman
(near Poughkeepsie, on the (‘entral
New England road, will be used as an
overflow concentration camp when the
mobilization oi troops takes place
from NW
tl'ork state and New England will be
" .trainetl there after the conscription
system is in operation. ”
About fifty members of the Nut-
meg club. of Norwalk, which pre-
sented “The Runawnvst." musical
comedy, recently, in that city. came
'to Drinliury last evening to witnesis.
,tlie performance of the some show
there under the auspices of the Y.
‘_ed with the. periormance as
here. ,nnd flocked about the director.
Louis «Philbrook, to tender their con‘
itrutulutionn—Daubury News.
The Golden Jubilee of the Ancient
LAceepted Scottish Rite of Free Mason-
liy was fittingly observed in Bridge-
jport, yesterday :t large number of
members from Norwalk being present.
i'i‘iie degree wrirk was exemplified in
During the evening an elaborate bim-
‘ tquet wan served in the Ca'sino. Among
{those present. front this city were
f iChristian Swartz, Dwight A. Keep. Erl-
‘ J inttnd E. mee, Ernest Havilund. Ed-
gward E. Gotham. Milton Elwood. Au-
igustns Roselle, Charles F. Tristram.
and Clinton Hunter.
l
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1 -STEP To THE PHONE
‘ igno arrange to have your dinner sen"
.1 “atria“. Country Club Thursday
‘ ed
hiemiMauu-‘h‘
on M
W. C. T. A. They were highly pleas-y
given‘
the Park Tiioatne before fifteen bung
tired men from all parts of the state:
\ his. or mama-rm m
woman-hm“
A meat; :3?va mmfie «-
“W m We!“ in! new or
in. ."l timid rattan: wilt-wit Wt? Mm
Mid wot. Maid in. {warm
“0- ‘J'rti R in“ {j I; “m.
s ‘zmy .0. g. rgm ‘
lmono at inc-fl, a.
“5“” 9“.
«m cm! as! in
ti will“ 3. 3.
in» Pnihiisadom or to. insert but
a» rib. unlit... i intuit will hold I owe
it ..y we?" a -t oi.- home or
«5- i- ' a Quinta?! rur-
. in
‘t net 't‘t unw- men not yr:-
wrtm, . t'- moon at the m a! 1m
inibliit “t'u: .1: [Loni “mutt, t‘m
.id~ r, J. {it‘dgi'lwfl writ-i made on the»
wurl. mm a: lit-ml
.\ tum Hm: n; it... Golden nun- ('u.
t'lt- it! ill" Norwnlk Conmgmmw;
l‘hitt't-lt was held yt-rttcrday attemtm
at the llUlili' oi Mm. Harry w. Blake.
hi' Xewiown Terrace,
Regulat- l)il.~’illf‘:u‘ was transacted
lurt evening at the regular weekitgi'
metering Ul ‘Witicome stranger Lodg‘.’
.\'ti. 36-1. Sons. 01‘ St_ George, Which
was lieltt iii llii‘ lodge rooms in Main
t-‘ll‘t‘t’l.
.\ reception “ill be given this own
mini: to the RAW. and Mrs. A. E. Beebe»
by the members of the Nomi}: M. E.
(‘liiti't-li. 'l‘lie affair will be held iii-1
tlit .tmeeii‘rii, .ioiit; Li the uptown: -
parish.
Assension Day services in Trinity
Clllll'tfll, til“). Holy Communion. A
St‘l'Vlt't‘ for those who are employ-en
and can’t come to the later one. to:
a, in. morning prayer and Holy (Your
muniou.
The strike situation at the Dresden:
hat-o Works remains unchanged. N219,
agreement has as yet been reached
between the company and its employ «
e4 who are still holdimzr out for their
wage‘increase.
A regular semiweekly drill of thin
Sixth Company, C. N. (L, was limifi
last night in the armory. One N-
eruit, li-a S. Smith was enlisted in
the company, and several applictfl-
tions receired. The. company W
through indoor and outdoor practirv
lilFl evening. .
A met-tint: of Norwalk communist. .
lmth carpenters and minions was new.
last night in the offices of the Nor—_
walk Chamber of Commerce, in .t’nes
Town Assembly Hall building, in “rail
street. Matters nelotivv. to general!
work were discussed. The meeting
“'fl'i in charge of W. 1, Kelly, a nil-
iional organizer.
Attorney William A. Griffin, Jr., on
behalf of laiiies '1‘. Brown, of Ear-:1
Norwalh, has brought suit. for diVofl't‘
against Martha Brown, alleging deem”
lion. William C. Heckmtmn. of Nash
walk, through Attorney Griffin, has;
brought suit for divorce against his: ‘
wife. Elizabeth L. iieckmnnn, of New " .>
York, alleging dewrtlon. Both castes
are returnable to. the superior Candi
the first Tuesday in June. POW ‘
were served by Constable 013mm ‘
Brush. , W '
——Straw huts, straw hats. 81 O'brie'n. 3
Mrs. Edna B. Coley has numbed! \
the property of Chestir E. Coley, d- I .
this city. The. reaiion for doing in ‘f
was not given in the attoohment In» “
per-s. lie was ordered to when he.
tore the Superior Court on the firm!
Tuesday in June. Papers were dam:
up by Attorney Edward J. Quinlan and
served by Constable Henry C. 863— .
ZGI‘.
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TRINITY VESTRY ORGANiZES.
The vestry of Trinity Church at. its
meeting last evening organised into
committees for the year as follows:
Church and Grounds—D. W. 'Rasu ,.
mond, W. R. Pennington. R. E. 170114- ; '
lens. - “
l Rectory—S. W. Hoyt. Jr, D. Vii-‘1‘
Raymond, W. W. Lester. .
l itiuslc‘P. N. Knapp, H. Van Wageh
‘nen, D W. Raymond. , ,
‘ Finance—«W. W. writer, A. 0. Lola. , ,
zP. N. Knapp, D. W. Raymond, S.‘ “-1. g
I‘:sherinu——H.O. saucy, gunmen.” . ‘.
C H. R. Godfrey. W. R. Pennington. i
{A‘- t) Lole.
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TRAlN whitish“ AT ”may
' fl.) .
BRISTOL. May is.— m‘ffifi
or three cars of on mW2m1
train two miles east. of here on “it
Western division of e-N. Y.. N. Ila.
8% H. R. R. early last night Widow”? ‘
tied up traflic on both m. . M
senger traflio to hem W , ‘
passengers th-mndthdflw 1.;
railed cars. The Wm W -. '
torn up. It is not anaemia“, the“
tracks will be cieareamnnuraite‘r“m5
. night.
~ni ht. ‘ .
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.' ' ._..-__ ”‘"""fl.
6 ‘\.
t‘ » f:
. 4. gig .fl'N
it‘- 1 '
u l‘, I I
”W .
Hoard-r». Inca-es x V 7.
tonight! 25;! state wt. was.
7 ”W W‘m‘um
Norwalk Chronicler