$10
This showing of Quits (lllti IlIIIII out-I1
would soon IoIIIIIIIII IIII_I IIIIIII illfll
they M0 the lust rillll oi IIIIItIIt'H iIlf
him. Consider these (Illillt'fi “(1111 our
Point Of vie“, llItiI tiuulil)‘. Hill"
‘atylea their Ialue lillll you IIilI :IIllIIIi
that we nie untitlul to tour ll‘lllit‘I
Remember WI“ how the lIi'onilI-I'l \ll'
riely of $10 Suits and ()IIIIIIIIuls lll
town and the most Iltlllliiilllllt‘ IIIHIIIJ'I.‘
Y0" dtilil how to lake the 11151 Full.
31011 Hiltlmuut tun IIIIIII your ihohe
from so nIIIIII
opyright
' lothing
ompany
No. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
Mm”,
515 MAlN 8T.. STAMFORD.
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Great Reductions on
Underwear
6 lmtlles’ perfect filling. i‘ililIIIIl, (ltllliill‘. tlilf’tili. l“tl\'l‘li*t1!w'<’ilitl'~' I'IIIIIIII
Ilia
wear, in pure white; regular hilt: value ...................... ,
. Cream lllbliod Undet wear regular 35c .......................... 7f?
, Flannel Nightgowns full Size; regular title ..................... zl‘I.
6’\Vh611.61‘¥1[,11lg0\\llb made at the best (whim of Iluhu ti;oIII rum 7”“
101‘ la... ......... .......... ............................ ‘
lll'lilllfill. you In this store.
lh‘l-‘lllii lil‘l’itlll.
llHl l‘\'l'l"\' pix..-
and $12.39.
36L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street
tam“ ”"3 lulcea to one-half or the original Inlne Come
61 Alums and be convinced.
.‘ .‘:"SlllTSrmm........sa.oou IIvArs'rsrmm 49c on
Edit?“ "I" $3.50 u: runs from ........... $2.00 up
a l'llllll .............6..$2.98 up CHJMJREN'S lat‘OA'i‘S from . ill-98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
33 so. MAIN sneourn NORWALK.
SELLEORS
SatisfaétorySaie
Satisfactory, Why?
1‘ lina lll‘IIVI'II lhill. vourt umani‘
HONEST '1'111'2A'I‘MENT Inside you n SAT~
The l'IIsIIll.-stIt,lsrnelion to each of us.
Commencing January 21d!
I IIill put Nl-‘.\\' l’iilCTES on a low broken lots til Suits and (ll'el‘mlllhw
“lllli if you can iiuIi your lit the prices are $6.08. $939
MSW“ “it'l‘ Worsted Sweater (Joule. $3.50 value, at ............... $249
5“" "”l' l'illlt‘y Vesta that. we have priced ...... . ..... 69c, 98c and $1.49
A“ 0‘6 our The and Silo Fancy Neckn'ettr reduced to ............. .396
...... memw w» .m «w
The Paris Cloak and Suit HOuse
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Selling Out Winter Stock Adtually Below Codi
“3 W0 ‘10 not carry over from one season to another. We have run
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in my I‘Idvertlsetl values
We COVer Buttons to Order
at 15c a Dozen
Special price for Tailors and Dressmakers. -
KARP BROS.
Sale ends Saturday, January 23d, at 10:30 p. m.
48 and 50 Wall Street
WillisH. Selleck
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT
Norwalk, Conn.
‘ DESIGNERS AND LADIES TAILORS. ;.
8a North'Maln 8!. Tel. sea South Norwalk 3 w?” 1...: - —z -...-.
j. woooonnwuw :OOoueoomoo WOW
. ~ 54.25 COAL 56—-
6 6 6 ,2, Best Hazelton Lehigh Stove. Nut or Egg Coal, $6. 25 per ton.
6 .3 Bed! NO. 2 Nut Coal, - - - S4 50 per ton
~ AT LOWEST PRICES
” z The B. HERSHFIELD Sr SON Co.
z HARRIS & GANS CO 3 TELEPHONE 294. 122 WATER STREET.
‘ 309060000909OWOMWWOWWWWWOO
68 WATERS "‘ZIRF li'II
TELEPHONE 450.
6 Salts Dress-Goods
Look Good
Feel Good
Are Good
z and the wearing quality and prices—
Ivell,.~y'ou know they are good from ex-
perience
Salts Textile Mfg. Co.
NORWALK.
6666611 YOur Furnace
Could Talk
’I“
_ We sell only the best grades
The ROger Ludlow
IE the bed! 10c Cigar made
. The Twin City
It»... ls the lied! you can buy for Se
B. _’6:6J'J. REYNOLDS,
6 , ‘6 MANUFACTURER.
IMR. TAYLOR' s‘un’rmseo.
J. Taylor. ot“ Partrick avenue.
anhurigu was given a. surprise liti'i'ty
evening by a numbet of his
title. II hlch prmed a most enjosnhle
kinds.
No. 2 Nut,specia1 quality,
per ton in your cellar.
TheFerriS CoaiCl
149 Washington St.
iiim‘i
iiiiyo
It would‘ask for Coal olu
FERRIS kind and It might I. c
heated language when you to
it trashy coal that it cannot ii A
. 6; ‘ gest It makes quite a (iii tiereitti
In the BBQ the kind of food a man or a it
,1, . _ J — nace gets.
Coal and fight shy of the doubtful
In.
. M H... .. “Wm"... .. ...—n». .—
11 NORTH MAIN STREET
‘1 ‘
IllAlHS lliil liIlIERAIS
Mrs. Ann Madden.
\ nu \larlden (1 ed y‘estordnv uh
. I6I6I:6I6<616nAnl. the homo dt‘ her son, Fred-
tick H. Madden, 04 South Main
0 , 'IIat, inning been Sick about one
I-.ek Mitt Madden had resided m
6 wuwnlk {or the past, titty years and
66 II: highly respected by all who know
She lot‘tIes one son and six
i
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I
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l
. 6 ran all (It Norwulk, and two
I6I6l6i6lgx6'6d6dh red t‘irifliths, ctr Philadel-
”that“! 11 l. Griffiths of \\ aterbuII;
m one piece Miss Annie Grillitha, of
«z city. The funeral will be held
*Iiluvz IIIuIIIiIu; tIOIn St. Joseph's
"troll ’
John LaheY-
with thm. a. \e
died I),,,..,I1.II, at the Fitch Sol-
‘ castes. The evening “as given ill)‘
be and Mrs Tavlor entertained
lino selections. Mr. 'l‘avlor and
Parks played duels on tho . .
line. 3 Refreshments were smvvtl ills Own—“\l'hnt tore"
his 1196 latter part 0A6 ”19 “Willi”. (‘ailOII'hIIlI—“l‘ho (1011(11‘Snig It,“
6 66 mel' departed liming had 21631111 eating too much.“ -- ( hieupn II.
Naps
(‘alIOIIlnib——~“l think _Iou ll Ililli
do the. cooking again. r1: .iI-Istj
,i‘fik Joseph J (NOW! ”I" I A woman thinks n6 man is rzxti.
dz groom arrived home lt‘rom‘gnnt because he would In... ..g. c.
pay $10 for anything he II.uII< its $1.
I. ' lllltI iu Noroton. The done“.
' I I6:IIII“S6I years of ugh. and was a prt
I .. of COIIIIIRIII D, Seventh Coupes;
IT Volunteer infantry. The fungi:
‘inces will be held tomorrow :1 hr.
IIIII nta o’clock from the Ham: (‘3‘ a—
Interment will follow in pi pg
IIII II Cemetetifl
.i _.
i Funeral of Levi Couch.
I 61110 funeral services over the To
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A Financial Breakwater
‘ nu havo66 seen the massive stone breakwaters which gutud 1111‘.
lemony a harbor-z .;
n“lvare that savings are much like a ship at anchor in n
t they need ll. financial breakwater? The great sui-
I
:“OMOOOOOOOOOOQOOQ” __
shoes
Adler”
Ponassttdl‘z
team wally
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
.SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
QWOWO
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“”OOOOCKWO”“OMOOOM6
t the
6 "‘4 Levi Conch, who died a
IiI6I6‘6i6i6666 Elias-z. Home. January. 33;,
I Iz'ill he held tomorrow atternoo’ni“ rm.
IIIII Home chapel. interm‘ent‘nw ‘ ,,
In“ in spring Grove Ceme er
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l of G. L. Tuller.
corge L. Taller was
St his late residence,h
last evening. at7 7.:30
ugh B. Carpenter,o
166k Baptist Church. of-
Rock kot Ages and
Theo. were beauti-
Teresa Hoyt,
and Mr]:
Darlen. ‘There we
- charts. in com-
6 6606666 tat ot the tie-a
9 taken this
Funeral
the funeral of
zIIuIIlv attended
~ burnings Place
“l Itit k Rev
IIII South Norwa
ll: iilll‘tl. The aging.
Nam...” My GOI‘
ilIilI tendered by Mil-lad
Mus Jennie liirchar
Stephen Hoyt“
II tilu
666666, be”. the real“?
ins war
liIlilllCe with
IIIIIIH‘IQ mg fem“
Inrnn ofzthe. Civil]
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BIG CLEARANCE; SALE
Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing,
Furnishings and Shoes
NOW GOlNG 0N
D. . GOTTLIEB
SOUTH NORWALK
morning to the liosehlll (‘omatou at
Linden. N l. The ashes-I will be lit-
lerred in Pine island Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Hoffman.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Mrs. Julia Hoffman were
hold yesterday afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
front the home of her daughter, Mrs.
W. J. Brown, in Holden avenue. The
services were attended by a large cir-
clc or friends, who regret the loss of
their departed friend deeply. A mun-
bcr of friends and relatives from New
York, Bridgeport. and New Haven
were also present. The many beauv
tiinl tioral tributes showed the high,
esteem in which Mrs. Hoffman was
held. The. services, which were I'err
impressive. wore in charge of Rev.
l‘)~ Torrey, pastor of the .Norwalk
Methodist. Church. The. pull bearers
weIe Clarence Brush. Charles Yost.
(‘hntles lloIII ustelu and l“I I‘tIdeIiek 'i‘.
Irvou Interment i'OllOIIed in llulou
(emetorv, NorII alk.
Allliiillillll [[1811 NEWS
David Patterson. of Chicago, is the
guest of MI and MIs. William 'l‘honip
son, of Spilngnood avenue, NOI'IIIaik,
for 1-1 few days.
1“.
Norwaik Aerie of it. ‘agies held n Ieg- 6
ular meeting last owning, at its quat-
tors ,in Wall street Nothing special
was done at the time, lIOIIchtII
Criptain Arming J. Smith in content
plating putting the proposed bowling
. alloy at Rotou Point. in the old nudi
lorium. used last summer as u skating
rink. Captain Smith also proposes to
hf!” a manager for thII point though
has not yet appointed one.
William i. liluscer who teeniitly
sold out his cigai store in Willi sheet
to Thomas A. Skelly. has given up his
position as ttuvellng salesman for a
large cigar manufacturing concern at
New York. Mr. Biascer is in Norwalk
tod y. and he states he expects to take
osilion no drummer OI' lubricatinti‘“
oils. Monday morning, and will coveI
6%
TRIS
SPEEIA SA
All lfir Articles ul
Berry Sets and Chocolate SetE.
, realism», IAN. airman
it 6666 ;‘\
I ‘
one manure DRY GOODS STORE. .
8t HYA'IT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BRACKERY Alli] IiflliS URNISHlNlS
Judi two weeks belore our Annual inventory We find' In our Crockery and Housciurnish
Umbrellas Stands; t'nI-IIIIII6 II‘III‘II l
$..,100 now .................... $2.75 No L’i~'o:
19:36 .‘.\II fl (upper Holloui \‘lash lioll
$3 but now .................... $1.95
‘I .. ‘ ‘ iiI'lOvIIliruII :II
refit“ .Inrl Llilnu and I ! $21.1.nuw llllllllllllllllll 51.75
h.
All lI"nIIt I. .lrtis IItIIl Vases (ups unIl (1 E‘.iliim‘illli‘lxiulil:/L;: '1? 5.1:. 13:
Retreats, panel 666661611666 H1un)!“ $1: M Hall lumps mm m. 19'
”6"” '6"”".°’6 “"0" 1“ " " 90 \‘I. N Nillit‘I 'IIIa iI'II-iIIII . , 49c.
All The Artirlea III ............... 5 WW 0,, Wm,“ (“H “humus". 3 I
All 500 Ar'ilt Ies Ill ........... .. . .390 fl,- ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 10c'
.......................... $1.65:
«I t liIIjIIII-I's ............ $1001
ing Department a surplus of Stock that mud! be sold within that time. We will commence this
sale on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20th, and an extra low price will he put on every article in thig
department.
11:. I lI'.’ I::Il 1111' iii. ..............
.AII‘IIIIII‘III: .\6I;Il I: for .......... 13:
’llIiII 16“lllllilIIir .qu paIlIIn. 13101 We
.\‘iI III I Lump: ttlmpII‘ III _.,. .$i.25
liIIIer lI‘gIt iii IIIIII is .......... 0c
Mop IIIIIIIIII- lI ................ '73::
Newborns lioI ...........6;,6‘5c
in] rte (‘hopplng lloIIIs ...... 21c
iIIii‘ lit‘li iélllil‘h I‘IIIIiiliIIlII ...... 2650
Hand Scrubs, :‘IIII . . 5c
Glass Sllgttl HIlIlilIIl‘S .....66::: 7c
20% DISCOUNT on all Parlor Lamps, Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades, Toilet Sets Oak Plates,
...—...... -anM-Www M
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soil Wood, $6.00 ypoi cord; $1.50 peI
. :ord.
1,; emit.
Spill Wood 25c IIItlrII pi r I. (lilti.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 7832 NORWALK. CONN.
NOTICE
mMDmRmn
TOWN OF NORWALK
.\‘iIIitr is lIeIIIhy giIi-u that the
llonrti ol' Relief of the Town oi Nor-
wullI. \Illl meet at Illt‘li‘ rollers; 'l'owu
Abhvlllllil' ilull llloek. .
Monday, it'ehruarl 1. II it :3 i’l I p
In.
Saturday 1‘6t'lll'lilli‘}' ’16. II: :I: 3 ill I
p. III.
Saturday, li‘tleIi'qu‘y iii 1mm L‘ to i
p. in. ‘
Saturday, 1“Q1)i‘lll||’}’ :30. from L‘ to l
p. In.
The IIIIIiIllntts are for the
of hearing and IiIIIernIlnlug~ Hill and
all appeals made to them from the (lll'
lugs of the assessors on the list of
1008 They will also llit‘t‘l with the
assessors, as u joint hour-ii. Saturday.
Feb. ‘20. III 4 I); III.. for the purpose oi"
diluting the polls of sick and disullletl
persons. .
.i. S’l‘l'lltllis RANDALL
JAMES Sl'l‘lihlllhlxll.
tiliti. \\'.,$'l‘I‘.\‘lI‘.NS.
1‘20 I'It iioald oi‘ ileliel’.
lllill lIillliitS
SOLVIIJN’l‘ NO'l‘lt‘lti.
District of Norwaik. as.
(,‘ourt. January 71h, A. 1).. 1‘.th
Estate of Nettie. C. Smith
Norwnlk. lu tIItIid'zdiISIrh-I9 deceased
trict of Normal . hath limited and
allowed six months from the
limeot for the creditors of I am estate
to exhibit their claims [or :Ictilrutent.
’lhose. IIho neglect to present their
accounts pio'petlv attested, IIlllIiII
said time IIill be debut-red a recovery,
All persons indebted to said ostato
nrrI requested to make immediate paw
mom to
W. t‘. SMITH.
? ll 21 Adiuiuistrntor.
'soLI'ENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 55..
Court. January 20. A. 1).,llll19.
Estate of limiter ll. Hoyt late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
trier of Norwalk. hath" limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
ot‘ for tilt-I creditors Or said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
'i hose who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time will he dobnrred’a recoverI.
All peIsons indebted to said estate _
lino requested to make immediate pur-
ment to
JOHN KEOGI-i
Administrator.
.. .. ., “swam—....
3212813
tho territOry between Bridgeport and
Dan bury.
NOT A TROUBLEMAKER.
When six—yemold Oliver returned
from his first. (level Sunday‘school, his
father asked him what, they had told
him; whereupon Oliver related as best
he could the miracle of the loaves and
fishes. His father suggested that the
story was rnliIeI n hard one to believe.
and asked the. bov what ire thought
about it, but. Oliver evaded his father s
questioi‘l. The next. morning. however,
the two were alone at breakfast.
"Father," paid the boy suddenly and
soiemulv
“Well,” answered the father.
"I didn' I. believe that storv about the
loaves and iishes yesterday," continued
the child in a quiet; confidential tone,
“but. i didn't say anything. I didn't
want to start. an argument."~'-SItcceas
Magazine.
Hard Wood. $7.00 per cord: $1.75 per 6
a
PI olinle
'l‘htI Court of Probate for the dis'
“wean woo), =
I
put pope '
late of
i .
l .‘5
I
i
Probate 6 6
The Court of Probate for the Dis- 7'6
l
as other diores sell for
OUR ENTIRE
We Sell for Cash cheaper
than any other Store in
The Norwalks.
H.Krieger&CO.
STOCK or
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
Is Being Sold at the
Lowest Possible Prices
_ .9...
(into 6:"
HERE YOU CAN
OPEN
. A
CHARGE
ACCOUNT -
and settle your bill in
easy and convenient
WEEKLY
PAYMENTS
All Come early and find z
the best selections— F}
goods at prices such as if:
these, on: not last long.» ‘
, 6206-631 West WashingtOnz ‘Stt‘eet.
SOUTH NORWALK
All the Latedt Popular
Sheet Music
Dance Folios ‘ and
Mandolin Folios at
W. .A' Briggernian’ s
MUSIC STORE.
Dohovan Block.
6 In. as]... ed:61l76lTat66b6t;0k6 I. that,
you are studying, love?
Mrs. Newlywed (bothered about the
sorvaulslv-How to :Treat Qnez's inter-
1016's; “in kn'OW, dear it’s only a woek
since we ve had interiors —~Bostonz
Transcript.
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1‘0wne«~"Yes, he certainly is in hard
luck. "
Browne—“Well, be has only himself
to blame."
Towne—"Of course; that's the big—
gest. part Of his hard luck. ”.-~'i‘he Cath-
olic Standard and Times.
13"! Washroom" a. .
SHOE
Clearance
SALE
61:: nOw going6 6on. Come in and
get Iour share of the bargains.
lllllllllllll ll BRAIIIIEII
81 WASHINGTON STREETI66
i
I
l
. Attorney Jtihn Keogh has been all-
‘polnted administrator of the estate of
the late Homer B. How. and Frank
Lauder and Fred H.1I‘leid have been
nnmed- as appraisers.
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Norwalk Chronicler