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0U should see our new arrivals in Clothing this
week. They are simply great. We took great pains
, in trying to secure the best patterns. We think
. approval. Your critical inspection is invited and
x know the inspection does not imply buying unless you
, satisfied.
Gopyrlghr Clothing Company
. H. GOODWIN, Manager.
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IPEN WY UR EYES
ON 13 NORTH MAIN STREET.
watch for the Grand Opening liens
,1 [ The Boston Tea ti Cellee Eu.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAY loch AND 11th.
Having secured/and reopened the old stand of Lorenzo Dibble.
we herewith extepd our invitation to the public of the Twin Cities
to Celtic in and she us.
1 Your invedtigation is welcomed and appreciated.
We have'énlarged our line with Pure Teas and Coffees.
Weéhav‘e increased our stock with pure and fresh Canned Goods.
We have added a new department of Butter and Eggs.
9 A 'thoroughly renovated store with pure beverages and whole-
some food.
> A We are also showing a valuable line in our Premium Department
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HREE BIG SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
I.--A handsome Souvenir FREE with each and every 25c purc
chase. (Butter and Eggs excepted).
2,—Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound, 28c.
3.—Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen, 22c.
llllf BOSIONJIA AND (JOIfiE 00..
. 13 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
. «A . A M.“ .-...
. , Connecticut Riser Shad ’
" B\\io§'\s\\ - - - \26 \b-
. ‘ \Doakilsh, Mackerel, Cod. ..
. Buttorilsh, Elatt'tsh, etc...
‘Cuillill’s Bridge Fish Market
Coal and Wood.
. AGENTS FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield 8: Son.
to; Water Street.
or
Telephone 294
SOUVENIRS’FEE
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
'-‘-:-,s:u;...;..-:.:-'.:-;-;-:-;
25 lbs. $1.20 10 1-2~1bs..5oc
211bs.,$1.00 ' 5. 1-4 lbs. 25c
The Union Pacific Tea [30.
sc6,.Washington St., So.’Norwalk,
“Phone 655-2.
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,- I,I.I‘I_O,I.I 2.: I.
Next .to Post Office.
Free Delivery.
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Try the Ton Per Cent; Plan.
: . ,‘lf hy'some cause your income were reduced ten per cent, you
Mild continue to live-simply by cutting of! a few luxuries and plan-
a‘ little more carefully.
‘ ' try not trim your expenses that ten per cent. and with it procure
0st satisfying independencce by having a savings fund hero ourn— .
”UR per cent. ,
4 South Norivhlk Savings Bank
III“! minding, 07. Washington at” Oouth Norwalk. Conn.
5am: "Ba
‘ CL; ‘Wlthzelggflampgfijon: :3
we succeeded. and trust they will meet with your I
I GET THE HABIT-GO TO THE I
.. FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER ........................ 28c lb.
5: "SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, small and lean ........... 11%c
" Assorted Crackers, 8 varieties lBermuda Onions ........ 12c qt.
3 Huntley & Palmer’s Imported
; you wait.
" 72 North Main St.
At Our Stem Tomorrow
Every economical housekeeper will take advantage of them.
20 lbs Grailulaled Sugar - $1.00
TRIS
i0 lbs Granulated Sugar , ' 50‘ cis
5 lbs Granulated Sugar 25 cis
Per barrel $5.25
Maud S. Flour Der ball " 623 cis
Hammond's Lean Shoulders Der lb 10 ols
'15 Stricilu Fresh Laid Eons 25 cts
Hammond’s Lean Regular Hams per lb 16 as
Baker’s or Monarch Cocoa per can 20 cls
2 pkgs. Force ............ ”v.1. .25c 2 pkgs. Grandma’s Pancake
. Flour .................... 19c
2gpkgs. Egg-O-See """"" ’9'; 2 pkgs. Mother's Oats. . . . .19C
2 pkgs. Toasted Corn Flakes. lgc 2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat ...... 25c
v
100 Stamus Free ’
With I lb. Mo—Ka Coffee ..... 32c ‘
1 1b. Best Tea (any kind). . . .5oc WE WILL GIVE
—-—— roo STAMPS.
Total ..................... 82c
10 Stamps with Ann of the Followino
5 lb. pkg. Pearl Hominy ..... 15c 51 doz. New Pickles .......... [DC
I bet. Monarch Worcester—_ ;1 lb. Best Breakfast Cocoa. . .25c
shire Sauce ............... r5c , 1 lb. best Shredded Cocoanut.25c
r bot. Gold Rock Catsup ...... 2°C .3 lbs. Milk Crackers .......... 25c
I bet. best Salad Oil ......... sec ‘2 lbs. extra large Prunes ...... 25c
1 large bottle Best Bluing. . . .roc .3 lbs. large California Prunes.25c
1/; pure Pepper ............. roc i r can Crown Aster Pork and
3 cans Sweet Corn .......... 25c‘ Beans .................... 12c
if you want the best Groceries that money can buy. at rock
bottom prices, you will get them at ‘ ‘
O
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THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NEW Yilliii GROCERY ill.
SOUTH NORWALK. Telephone. NQRWALK.
25 Retail Stores. .
irritant in
waits for no man. It will pay you
to see us at once if you desire
the best of Groceries at lowest
prices.
Here are a few' of our many
specials that cannot last long at
the price quoted.
(For Saturday only). ’{
................... 2 "35., 25c New Potatoes. . . , _ . . ,3 qts_, 25c
Rhubarb, bunch . . .1
, . .. 7c .
L ' " , Sugar Wafers ...... . .. 40c lb. _ .
Teal.COfiae, Baknlg' POWder, Splcess .: Fig Bars, fresh lot. .2 1ng for 25: Native Kale ............ 30c pk.
_ In addition to usual checks. ' Fruit Crackers, National Bis- ‘ Native Spinach ......... 35c pk.
. - cuit Co.’s goods. ‘ .2 lbs. for 25¢ Sugar Pines, large. . . . .. . . . ..15c
tr I . AR ', Sweet Potatoes .2 qts. for 25c Native Radishes ...... . ...... 4c
" ‘ Tomatoes ..‘. ........... 18c qt. Cucum rs ................. 5c
Lettuce. Parsley, New Cabbage. Carrots. ‘
Have you tried our fresh sliced Smoked Beef? We slice while
Remember. all goods sold comply with the pure food law.
Louis J os’eloff; .
Tsi. can. 998-2. South Norwalk.
the DELICAGIES and neceeslrles of daily lit-gins '
POOL t.
for your pleasure. In Java you would find an i, ‘
coffee. We have also brought that here from Janet
known the world over for their excellence. Front‘iour"'llinuntcrabls home
products we have selected the choicest. PA wider variety'lrcpt in butts:
shape Is not to be found In Norwalk. . - u / ~ .
Phone 322-4.
TRAVEL OVER THE ‘ WORLD
And you don't find better provisione anywhere: to {up | you both with
under this one
”Ill
.fsia and Coffees.
I
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tu. We tit-ought it hers
y» fins flavored
.w. are the agents for the famous Chen & Sonia
CHARLES E. emoticon,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
‘ copra inoswaur.
Us
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TRAM & HYIITT.
r, i NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. is l ‘ 1]
Something to Remember. ~
That we sell everything ill the line oi CARPETS. also all kinds ztnd‘srzes of BUGS,
including the larcecarpct Sizes, of which we have a full line of all qualities. including
Wiltons. Axnlinsters, Bodv Brussels, Tapestry Brussels.
Decorated Dinner Plates .........
Decorated Breakfast Plates ....... 8c
Decorated Tea Plate s ............ 6c
Decorated Soup Plates ........... 5c
Decorated Pie Plates ............ 5c
Velvet, Kurdistan and Fibre.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
Decorated Covered Dishes ........ 35c'Deeorated Gravy Boats .......... 250
Decorated ind. Butters ......... 3c
' ‘ D t ...............
Decorated Bakers ............... 190 ecora ed Platters 25G
Decorated Coffee Cups ........... 12c Decorated Sugar B°WI3 """""" 25°
Decorated Tea Cups ............ 10c Decorated Bowls ................. 12c
Decorated Fruits ................. 5e , Decorated Butters ................ 29c
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~ TRISTRAM as HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
LEGAL-NOTICES ’ " ‘ ‘ '
District of Not‘wulk,
Court. May Iith. A. 1)., 1907.
Estate of (.‘ornelin A. Benedict. late
of Norwnlk. in said District, i'it'CI‘tlSi’ti.
The Court, of Probate for the Illn-
hutll limited and
from
hereof for the creditors of sold estate
' to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect. to present their
attested,
said time, will in: dehurred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate.
ill't‘ requested to make immediate pay-
trir‘l of Norwalk.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
as,
BENEDICT.
Administrator.
the
F. P. Petty has sol
Washington street t William Ackeriy
of Rowayton, who will conduct it in
NEW HAVEN, May .
track team which meets Princeton in
a duesl meet. at Princeton Saturday.
left New Haven this afternoon. The
team will remain to New York tonight.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-alanine: Conroy,
Mrs. George Wilson Smith, David W.
(ll‘ulillln. M. C. ()‘lirien, it. J. Muchiub
ion, A. F. Downo, W. H. Nicllolls. 1..
ll. Dickey. Myron Wimburgh. Elwood
l". Pooh. ti. A. F‘avershuw, E. Iii. Le-
l’evcre, l. W. Steele. New York; Mrs.
Miss Dorothy
Wontport: H. il. White. A. .l. (‘rowln-
selilold. H. S. Postal-ore, A. .l. Cussldy.
George T. Torrey. W. '8. Manchester,
lloston; G. C. Johnson, South lloull.
lull: Robert Belliek, Brooklyn: W. .l.
Cunningham, Hartford; .l. I.. Towns-
end, Springfield: D. A. lilies. Arling-
. ; H. W. Clllvel'. A. Wood,
ll. it. Mci‘hesnoy, Dun-
hnry; A. ll. Van Fleet. Trenton, N. J.;
i. ii. Lawrence. New Rochelle.
Mahackemo—Mr.
Norwnlk; A. W. Sewnll‘ Boston: ii .A.
MCCORWH' l’hilndelphiu: M. C. Brown,
New York: 1-“. Goodchiid. South Nor-
Thomas ‘A. Shnnloy, Bridge-
port; George 1.. Webb, Boston; M. .l.
.lordnn. W. 1’. Murray. Samuel Green-
steln, Bridgeport: E. W. Staples. C. G.
Mayo, New York; Addison Wilson. An.
sonia; .l_ Ferguson, Brooklyn; George
W. Louder, Philadelphia; G. Brown.
New York; Laure. Donulle, Brooklyn;
J. H. l‘oggcnberg and wife, South Nor-
Daniels,
A little Hungfilnn child, whose par-
ents live In Chapel street, Norwrllk.
was lost yesterday afternoon about 4
o‘clock. A lady discovered the little
one and turned it over to Chief Voll-
mer, who placed it. in the custody of
Constable and Mrs. Goodwin.
parents of the little one turned
about 9 o'clock last evening and took
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—lee Lobsters, Saturday: Cutbill’s.
On account of sickness in his family.
his lunch cart on
llrockton;
lO.—Yale’s
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Quality
Be sure of the quality? Bu—y
clothes you can depend upon.
We handle only such clothes
as we can fully guarantee, and
we can do so because the maker
guarantees to us. Wouldn't it be
a comfort to [you to know that
if anything goes Wrong with
the clothes you buy that We are
glad to make it right? Let us
tell you more about these
a a“
k 'm r ,_ ...._.:.-.
Spring styles from $15.00 up.
Other good inches from $10.00
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Open Monday. Wednesday and
tsturdaysvsnlnos.
flSEPH fliili.
Tailor, Dietitian Halter.
rn
In Washington“ ‘ title. Norwsllt.
United Grocery Co. - . (11..
so No. Main, so. so. Nor. Tel 1'43. ,_ 49 Fort at. “Whom-IR» 7 r. ‘1”.
has begun business In the Keene. block SH ‘IT . M
in Water street, Norwalk, is doing
gettk fit t‘hrelgcsdgf‘ythe business, are
' ran . 0 an oseph A. olk.
Thlo nlewtcompahny {mrwhm‘ witness SPINAL A 11°'
on y as moot ut y as a . .
good list or orders ‘suiiicient to keep etn by the Girl You 6"“
sacral men busy finishing. WM. A x mm ' as
next Monday night. at the First, Co‘n‘ Donovan siesta? ‘ ii! uni
H Krieger & Ce.
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\ Spring
Furniture
Are You Getting Your Home
in Shape for Spring?
Remember that we are showing
the best and largest assortment
in all kinds of Furniture, Oil
Cloths, Bed Springs, and Mat-
tresses, at the lowest pricesivivivivé
0'.“
Cash or Credit'andsEasy, '
WeeklyPayments.
'-H.KRIEGER a co. 3
A ‘
BestCreamery Butter per” 1b. 31c
13 FRESHEGGS FOR 25c.
2 qts. New Patatoes ..... 15c. 3 cans Defiance Milk ........ ..... 250
Bermuda Onions, per qt. ......... 10c Columbiti Ketchup, per bottle . 180
Wax Beans. per qt. .............. 160 3 lbs. Large Prunes . .' .......... .. 25c
Large Pineapplesr ........... ' ..... 150 2 lbs. Best Lard . ............. . 260
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ $1.00 Ben Hur Flour. .. bbl., 86. 0; bag, 650
. Home Grown Spinach, Home Grown Kale, Rhubarb. ttuce Tom
Carrots, Pnrsnlps, Sweet Potatoes, Cucumbers, 0ranges,%tc. atoes,
2‘ ' '
Item,
new vouk co. porno—Matt. ' ', ‘ ‘ ‘
The new Volk Hat Company. which 5"‘U'd.’
elo
Sic
tan a. on .‘ ‘
All of the Ii ‘
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When You Know Youtre
The Choral Union will rehearse MUSIC "deli.
mentions! Church. -._-l: ....
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Norwalk Chronicler