The
Mo ’5 Suits and Overcoats
worth $ro, at ...............
$4 95
Men's Suits and Overcoats,
worth $12, at ...............
Men's Suits and Overcoats.
$695
BOYS’ SUITS.
"'85 Boys' Suits. worth $r.5o
' to $2.00. at .............
‘Boys' Suits, gay, in the lot,
fibys" Suits. zoo in the lot.
Boys’ Suits, 89 in theilot,
OVERCOATS at 1,9; price.
worth 32.2530 $3, at ..... $1.39
worth $3.50 to $4, at ..... $1.69
worth $4.50 to $5. at ..... $1.95
worth $18, at ...............
MEN’S PANTS. FURNISHINGS.
$1.25 Pants at ............. 79c Shirts, were 65CIVHOWN ------- 33C
. ’ Shirts. were 75c. now .' ....... 45c
95C $175 Pants at """"""" 95C Fleece Lined Underwear ..... 33c
$2.00 Pants at ............. $X-39 Socks. were too. at ......... 3:
$330 Pants at ............ $1954 Socks. were 15c. {at 8e
‘ $460 Pants at ............ $2.45 Suspenders. were 25c. at ..... we
.4.” «in... Suspenders. were sec. at. .. . .Igc
KNEE PANTS. Boys' Flannel Waists ....... 17c
m...» . Caps; were 25c. at ........... ‘8:
‘ . ‘ ‘ Caps, were 39c, at. . .3. ....... 19c
25" kind at """"""""" 17“ Beys' Hose. were 15c. at ..... 9c
75c kind at ................. 39c ,
e
-Men's and Ladies' Shoes.
W... .. ..
Men’s and Ladies‘ Shoes.
1
Sale8 LaSis
Dans More.
_, worth $1.5o at ...............
‘worth $2.00 at ...............
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Men‘s and Ladies' Shoes,
worth $2.75 at ......... - ......
Men‘s lligli Grnde Shoes.
worth $4.00 at ...............
GOTTLIEB’
it North Main Street,
STORII OPEN IVE RY EVENING
arvels in Shoe Dept
MEN'S LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S SHOES.
95¢
$1 45
BOYS'. MISSES' AND SMALL CHILDREN '8 SHOES. ON SALE AT A SACRIFICE.
Sale Lasts
8
Dans More.
South Norwalk.
$8.95 x
$195
$2 45
I_ I Acv.
-ICH1(1AI':II. lot. in,
G001! County lirIinIIh of toll
Stone Cililt‘l'rt' sIII-IIIII- III‘ III.-
tes have illllll'llitJti III iii.-
[urt I‘oII ill'IilI't'lltlli il'tliil nn nth-oil
(infinil'nry il)‘ IlIII AHN’IIIIEH'II lilillilin
’I‘ndos UI lilitngii
tuition to I Illllllti IhI III III in in thin.
ninnllou A hill for
Just niirlit I'ii‘dl‘fll'h IlIIII IIII IIII
Mt‘lllill‘lS of tho
l’nilml
I In. tho IIInlttilnliInnt IIIIII its llil‘ill
til‘ the out SonII
lion of (‘IIiIIIIIII IIIIIl il:l\‘t‘ inslltitn
old It hIIyI-IIII III tIIIllllII: sit-IIIIIII on
id by liit‘lliill‘l'h III‘ tin IIIIIII'IIIIIIII-s‘
association lllt‘ emleIVI-Ii
nIhlliu Iiklnn are used In linolIIIIIl
for the ileIIIIIliIg of hoolii IIIIII IIIIII it.
out. ill‘llllllili Iii. some III' ”III to.
ubitantial
it empty
0 euhntnntlnl t'ilill‘fll‘il‘l‘ or
security offered or this
it, it! facilities IIIIII IImHmI
, lieu. moot every notinllilgivon
Wilton III the modern Strings
k.
MIMI“! advantages IIIIt iii: on in-
tho to the Iinpmiltor. WiiclilI
filoiunmmt In large or small.
or Gent Interest Paid
deposits of $1.00 and over,
. oiled every six months.
hours, ll onto. to 3
.mtnrtley evening-
o’elock .
'1": “fa L. [$th
‘roNE CUTTERS CLAIM CONSPIR-
Ntititnizii‘
SIIIIIII‘iIII ‘
Iinil iIlTlllIItIIIi til i
lthnuII iI‘IInI
hem nesorinliou iIuIl ItlllIIl unionw
’ yo ontIIIIIIl into I tonsnlrntv III on '
ore from looping II (I‘ Illl“ll(l III \IIIIIII
(‘IIIIII'I lI' iHlH AHHII :
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High Grade Groceries.
The people in The Norwalks begin to realize that when
mm W W WM ithey buy from us they save money and safeguard their
health; so our business grows and prospers, enabling us
every week to give a little better value to our customers.
Eggs.
Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen,
GREAT VALUES
Eggs.
iFancy State Eggs. per dozen.
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gROYAL BAKING POWDER. lalb.
; PER CAN ....... . ............ 20c SAUCER rose as a CANS o'nA'reo PlNEAPPLE
i2 PKGB. MALTOIFllCE. ......... 25c. """"""" ° won PIE! ................... 2 25c ‘
, 3 BOTTLES CAMPBELLS' ALAD
git peas. FLAKE nice. . . . .25.: 5 3 LARGE cone eAKso name No
Eggs.
l
280
18c
'3 PKOS. PUFF RlCE ............ 25c
I." ,.
l2 North Mann Street.
\
2 PKGS. GUSTO WITH CUP AND
DRESSING, ................. .. 250
Fresh assortment of Fresh vegetables for Satur-
day. Spinach, Kale, Celery, Sweet Potato’es. eto.
LOUIS J I
Tol. Gill i“
L0
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3 PKOS H O BUCKWHEAT ....25
“Mill Him-III. soon.
3 cm: cAMpaeLLsI SOUP....26e
c ported knit includes '2! 0th in promin-
In
THE VVALU
some of the newth wenves or the seas
PANAMAS.
SURAH SOIE.
CRISPlNE.
NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BEAUTIFUL
A Block Dress, Skirt or Jacket. should be It very itnportnutpart or every ladles' wardrobe.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
BLACK WDRESS GOODS
New Materials
ES WE OFFER ARE BETTER THAN EVER.
WI: are showing
on's productions. Among the newest are
P much . CREPE as FARE.
BUSTEINA.' ‘ t EOLIENNE.
FRENCH‘TWILL. I MELROBE.
l)I,~tIorIIlI_Iil Chitin Cunt-I tmd Snuv- Decorated Vnsos, flint-y shapes, 150 l (tits Mmilitis' ,‘ tic
tars, 15c Decorated it‘ttncy Pin Trays. 15c lf‘kicor‘ttled Tefi IPOIH. 39c
. . I« . .I .. . .,. , Iurn um. ’I) III, 400
DIIctIrIIiIIIl ilrenil lllHi Butler plates, 5c Ilecornlul lam.) CllDfi and Suntan, 5L Paper NW‘M'I ,r 100 25“
Decorated Cronin Pitchers. Duties Burners, complete, 290 6 Glass umlilel , 190
TRISTRAM s. HYATT, NORWALK,.dON1v.
Willi NEEDED
lfl PHEPAHE
OwnersSub-Commiltee of Seven
. and the Unions Special Scale
Committee Commenced Work
TIIIIIIy—~ No New Development
MI W \(lliK I‘f‘il. lt'i.~«--"lht antinu-
I-IiII minors sIIlII-onnniitoo of WWII.
appointed III i'tistI-rtlui‘s I-nnI’IIrt-Ilt‘I-
lIIIIu-IIIIn the mail ootIt-ntors. iiiltl the
union‘s sIIIII-inl sIIIIlII I‘llllllllillt‘l‘. to.
tidy begun the work of Iotinnlnllng in
IiitIiil the propositions; Whit‘Il lItIvI- Ill-
l‘t‘lill)’ lIIItIn IIIIIIst-ntod in general form
to the IIIIIIIloft‘I-s. 'l‘iIII IIIsk is on ill’
IlIIIns ()DI' and it IIIolII-Ihli “iii in nt
lone-Ii II II IIIlI lIIIloIII tiIII IIIIIIIIiilttIII \iill
lIIWII its lenIIII in slIanI for sulmtls
shut to tho snlI-I-onttnittov tii'
IItiiIolIrtI-Il lit the Ililt‘R'llIUl‘ri.
rtntots will not no nine to lllllkt‘ II
more until tin-r lI-Iiru Sllt‘t‘llit‘iliiy wlnn
lili‘ mlnII \\‘t.li‘it't‘l‘.\ will demand.
The Silil't'illlllllilit‘t' oi tin,» minors is
Inmlo up of President Mitt-hull Itnd tho
Iill't‘l‘ IlistriIIt presidents and Sl‘rlt'
tnriI-s, The other Int-moors oi the
stIIlni sI-IIIII I-mnmiltI-o 'Ill"t still in III
I
to ilIII IIIIil fll‘I(I\ it) tIInIoIIIm night..
Sonn III lilr‘ill will litI lIIItit how in
MI MiiI-hnll to assist tho sIIlI-Iommit
ll‘t in IIIIIIIIIIIIIII tlIII lt‘i'llliillii pottlons
tho nilIIII owners.
iivsttlvs Int-IIIIIII: with tho fillIl-l'lllll'
miliI-II l‘rt-IiidiInt Miit‘iltll will look Iti'.
iIII- IlII- gt‘nornl \\'lll‘i( of tho tuitIIIrs'
Iii'unnizntion. ”II is i't‘t‘l‘ilillil Iiilii_\'
t'I-Iiot'ts from various fields iIIt-ltliling
tlIII l’illslnlrn district. So for Its ("Hill
in lt-nI'ntItl lilo situation in tho l't‘llii'fll
t‘t)’lll|ll‘iili\'(‘ bituminous liIIiIl will rtI-
lIItion to tho IlIIIIIllIIIIlI on tho question
of tin illi‘l‘t'ilfit‘ in worm in that lt‘l’l‘i
Ioigv I'IIInnins IiIII-lIIIIIIII‘Il. it is lllllit'i“
slim-L howowr, tIIIII lIIllnIIIII-IIII lll‘t‘ III
mtrk ill on IInIiIIiIt-III- to bring IIlIIIIIt
IIn llKl'I‘t’llN’lIi IIIIi‘iIIIII .ipr-I‘i l. \l'ilt'll tlII
I\\'IlI,\'t‘Ill' I‘iHlllHH‘i i)|‘I\\'I'l'ii iiil‘ tllillII
ownvrn and tho l'niiIItl Mine Workers
in IIII‘ t‘t‘llll'fli IlI‘IItrlIIr IprlI'IIs
l’l'IIniIiI-nt Mitt-hull slIIIIIllly
to discuss ilIiI
iIIulIl'olIIiio. nor would Ill‘ i-ontunnt on
l'l‘fllSt'S
llolnn in tho l’rttslntri: ronvontlou
ytIsttirIllly.
Windsor Colored Women Bound Over
in 31.000 Bonds.
WINDSOR. II‘IIlI. ltl. IIIII Mrs. Annie
Mnuu. ('(iim‘l‘li. who “Ins lll'l'(‘Nit‘tl on» It
IIiIiitIgI' of tii'IIon, wort given It llt‘nrlng
i'IIIIItIl‘IlIIy lIIIfIIrII .ltIIIllt'II. Allin-II. ol’
tIiItIrtvanlIi t‘olIi'ot-itiod thnl sht- wrw
guilty ot’ the (‘l'illit‘ (’Illll'lll'li. Silo wus
hound ovor to ”to March IIIrnI of tho
I-IIIIIIIrloII I'oin'l 'III Hurli‘orii
8i.lltltl lionile. It III rimmed IlIIIl on
.ltlllllltl‘)‘ 22 Inst, MI‘H. MilllIil IIIII. Ilro to
tho rIIIiIIlIIIIIIII ol' (linIrlIIII Iiiitbeock.
IIIIII tinit tliII house was completely
littl‘nt-II.
BOY LOST LARGE BUM OF MONEY
NEW YORK, Fol). lti.»«-’i‘ltt~ loan of
830,400 in (litliil. tint-eke; Itllti union wits
,IIoportoIi to the Brooklyn police today
My Prelim-rink .1. Written.
your-old hunk Inotitinnliot‘. who Itttltl
”till he lost the money ,voiitorihiy while
' Firoottlyn,
carrying II from the Mechanics limit.
for which htI works. to the
itltiuowood think. This money was III
II pttl'ool in his Inside coat pocket. III:-
cording to his statement to the police.
'Itnti tippnrenlly dropped Irom thin noo-
hot to the sidewalk The Itmonnt re
my ntliefl II chock lot to. 000 drawn by
tho Jenkins Trust Company. to the or-
IIIer «It the aiilgowood Bank, and um)
Ml-Nilifi lilPllili '.
itIlonnitInt in tin situation Its thII op I ,5
hot "not of tin-In will lIItII l“"tlll|)ltlil .,
of tho tolnuiunii Itllon to ho \IiHll to. 'I
\tIIIIItIIrn l'cnnsylvnnin ..
lhtI Simeon made by lllslrlt-l l’IIoI-Iliivnt (I
conresses TO SETTiNG FIRE.
this IIIIIIIII_ nIIIl [litliltlt‘ti not, guilty. but :
"tub." ............, a. . .. u»... I
ll mwontoon- .
f +me
H. Krieger 8: Go’s
West Washington Street, 9
South Norwalk.
Ii Gin Rummage Sale
Nun lining [in
Odds and Ends In the different departments
{:0an at vary low prloos,
ml... ,4. _,- 4.1;... r:‘-‘-< -
. ”my”!
“,mo‘q. 49-...15...’ am--~.
All small lots ofiwmlor Goods must. be sold to
make room for our ’
Spring Stocks of
Cloaks, Furs, Fall Waists,
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Underwear and Flannels.
Mtislllrb‘tildlirgaIIdlessniPrittis
CREDIT OR CASH.
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Try our convenient Credit system.
N 0 extra charges for this
privilege.
H. KRIEGEII I 0.
W».-
iiiiii
ALL DAY LONG—from the
morning whistle to the evening
shut down-you are working hard
for your money. You owé it to
yourself to get the greatest pos-
sible value for each dollar you
spend.
One look is at price only. The
other look is at resulte. ,Good
Coal only can give good results
We believe we sell good Coal.
and our customers know we do.
And mind you-I-we give every
cultomer 1 square duh
FURS l
Seldom have we had so one It etocli
lit I:.iIIIh
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l PARIS Feb ltinresldeni Lottbot
toIiIIy presided for the last time at the It
council of ministers. He shoved onto.
.lton In thunking the cabinet for its
‘flilmmi‘b and hope: that the some min-
IIiwIIiI would continue their labor-ii.
Premier Ronvier replied. nylon that
M. bonnet. retired from outer with the
love or the republic and the in oi
the foreign governments. Inter the
have It grant variety of beautiful Betti
If good Coll interest: you. if
equere dealing mm good to you.
let us serve you.
iilll ill ills Gilli it'll
of Furs. There never was a more pro-
pitious time for buying any It‘nre. We
a
to choose from at low prices. Clothe.
Bulls Children’ I! Cost: and Drones.
A fuli line or one Million-y to be low
at low prices. Coll et ,
The hit that till in Store,
lIIIIIIIiIleIIi Waived unwell visits from
the diploid corps I , .
u mementos "ne’er.
, re. uonwetit. noun.
Norwalk Chronicler