Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 17, 1910 · page 8

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OME'hamod Shoes have

gained prominence and
5 been forgotten. No
1' named Shoe-has ever before at-
’ tamed and retained so grout
popularityas the

gBORhn School
Shoe

‘ For Girls and Boys, at a

Popular Price

Sizes ii to 8. 8100; 81.43 to It
81.25; 11% lo ". $1.50, and for
the large girls. 21/. to ti. $2.00.
" Little boys sizes. ii to 1:31,,
.1. 75, and from I III .314, $2.00.

You 11 find our assottmeut the
most complete and the most up
to-dute In the town

DON‘T MISS use

CONNEALLY
B R A CD K E N

31 WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3834

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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You and yours wont look at" II
II chllly-troethltterr-«red nosed
,IArIde If you IIIIIA.

OUR

HAZLETON

COAL

Most any kind will answer for
mild wcuthIAr. Real wIIItIAI de
mantis real lusting, strenuous
cool that

Gives Out a Cheery
Welcome Heat

IT’S snappy com.
FOR SNAPPY WEATHER

The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Our Children s School Shoes

ARE THE

“ WALTONS

ICI'IAI'I IIIIII'

 

 

WIII‘IIIIIIIAII sIIIIII. III. . ..

85c to $1.50
RIIHNI'I Shims.
regulatli IIrIIAeIi

 
 
 

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$2 on, si'lx'h ._. Io 31/9. .AII . ..$I.50

. w- Mir .A-IA As“ Iliti IlIIys' lAthI'II IIIA AIII‘I' SIIIIA
u AIAAAAAAAAAA . AAA ...... sue to 7...

MAX LEVY

169 Wuhlngton St. South Norwolk.
(BRIDGE)

IIIIIII, atolls, illit-
IIIIS IIIII IIsII nous

LOOSE LEAF BOOKS

INKS

STAFFORDS

‘9 Willy

W. A. Briggennan’s'

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Wolhlngton 8t.

MONEY TO LOAN

WI. loan money III llUll.‘ IAAIIIIIII- rs [1'
31 ROCK” IIR1’,11H‘MII also to property
outlets on IIIAIIIIII and third mnrt
gages. All business transacted strict
ly IAoIItIIiI-IIIIIII. (Iml‘l‘ hours from II n
to till 7 II. 11L; ls‘nturIInyII till 9 [L In.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 0. SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Washington St. Havliond Ildg
Ono flight on. Room I.

Hot Water
Bottles

ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
Aul‘llih Int IA‘IIIlIAI, III‘IAIIIIIA Co t'IIIIIAIv
.lil‘h.

w. F. W]? e a Go.
a. J. REYNOLDS, origocigrs

MANUFACTURER. 8 NORTH MAIN STREET

"* Coot) #6607

Well Served and Well Cooked

AT THE

Auditorium Restaurant

TELEPHONI 1038
17 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
DINNER .
DR‘AKFAOT Ind DUPPIR .
IIIAKFAOT A L' GARTI.

Thai-Titties Quinn. (3

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
‘To' do good work

 

 

To ’get from the brain .
The best that it contains
To properly think. act or

CARTERS

QIIIII Is,

To enjoy the pleasures of life "mm
Uniess. first of all. one is I
thsically comfortable.
This brings us to COAL
Without which there can be

No comfort in the home.

 

And we sell coal!

Tut-{Ems @AL Q9.

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You have IIIINHI‘NI IIIIII or your “to it
' you haven‘t tried the

ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS

IIoII‘I Iliii'lti lili‘ other half. IIIAI IIIIIII,

 

 

 

FIRE WOOD
IIIII'I'I and unit ready for family uI-IIA
Hard Wood J176 not 1.4 I‘m!

' 150“ Wood ..... II. so our in cord.
Split Wood. 250 F'xlru.

A. GARMI BITTB' WOOD YARD
No. 74 Newtown Avenue.

Phone No. 78347 Nam-III Conn.

L». Maw...

ll) IIIIDAI. FLOUR

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, 25c
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m... a... “LA Ana--

'f May We Again Remind You

Airline you Imatrmnud mitt rIAIIIIIIIIIIIII III IIIII'II II IIIIvInIIII account.
th the beginning of the New tom? I)" not allow thtI lunIAIoIt IIAIIIIIII
this!!! moment In turn you ahlde from the grant hl' intuition or really
My: Ihmd In one. Do not out off.

9min II Invmxn account NOW

South Norwalk Savings Bank

UNITID IANK IUILDIND
WHING‘I’ON UT. COUTI-I NOAWALR. CONN.

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Children's and Girls‘ Coats. from
Kimonos and Corset Covers

as Booth Main Bti, no. Nor-walk.

SPECIAL SALE
' OF

MEN'S and DOYS'

Suits . and
Overcoats

D. GOTTLIEB

11 NORTH MAIN 37.. IO. NORWALK

CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS

By day or week Steam heated, hot
and IAIIIII \HIUPI‘ lmthu gut! and eIoItI‘lIA
light Pine 11in rooms l’rlI-IAII IouA
uonnhlo.

The Best Sthcked Cafe in Town

WIIII all IIIIA loading III'IIIIIIs Wines and
WIIIIIIIIIAII. Try our lager or AII‘A, It is
the host. SI I‘IIIIIA, 2A1 illlilit‘fl. IIIAIIVIAI')‘
to your homo. Cul. Wine, 7I'II- gut.

J. G. L. DISEDA. Props.
Cor. Manroe II. Chtotnut Btu. Tel 161-3

 

 

 

 

 

SOLID GOLD SIGNET AND STONE
SET RINGS, FROM $1.00 UP

W. R. Kirch 8. Co.

39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

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011 3 lilIIIIIIS

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in him. IIIA NIL , II‘I‘IIII‘II‘

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thought that iill‘ sixth and smooth
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the IIH'IIIIM‘II, lIr I'Illlil‘lltil‘li that IIIIA
I.IIII1IAII lIIIIn IAIIIIIAuI and Roy,
III 1w IIINIIIII'wAII I-II IIIIA
III‘IA trial
the IIoI‘IIAI

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MAI PHI 1;,

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"I’IIIIIIIII ml"

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[IIII’IIIIKI‘ ol IIIIA lIIw II) IAIIIII‘tIAI .I III.III

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IAI‘IIII-IIIAIA that ”my “‘I‘H‘ IAIIIIIonIAII .IAA
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and proper, lIlllI We think lili’l'l' urn
Imly IIIII “"111” that I‘ll” IIII I‘IIIIVII‘A
IIIIII.”

I’l‘IiHI‘I‘iIIIII‘ IIIIVIH IAoIIIIAIIIIIAII tIIIII IIIIA
IIIII'II “'I‘I‘I' giving out drinks hIIII wort-
I'IAIAIIII'IIIII IIIIIIIIAy and on those fll’mtlllih
were IAIIIIIIIIIIAII "’l‘hoy III‘IA I‘flalmflflihitl
to their rutlmr for IIIIIIIAII and lodging
until Hwy 111‘" twontyono.“ until Mr,
IIIIIAIII. with some hunt. ”and were run
during married III return for their euro
and protection from IIIIAIIA hither and
mother."

III summing on. Judge IAIIAlIwomI
stated that the IAIIIII-I IIIIIIII decide the
mutter "on Its bottom," so In speak.
"The first three witnesses." IIIIIII .Iudrto
Imt‘ltwomi. “IIIII not know OXRIYII)‘ their
on": In IIIIAI. the third IIIIIII uhmlutely
he did not Imow how IIIIl he with. and
though personally I should comdder
him. from his tools. It minor. the court
III concerned only III the hints or the
come. The young man Involved In the

“‘1‘ I'1'

GREAT REDUCTION SALE

Ladies’ Fur Coats, Rain Coats. Fur Sets. Carncul Coats,
Cloth Coats. Shirts, Welds. Milliucry arid Hosiery

IuIv-II-

SALE IN BOTIAI STORIS. ,.

 

 

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516 Main at" Iterator-Ii.

IlliII {IIIIIIltt

801 VENT NOTIC IA:
District or Norwnllk. III-L.
touII. January 'i A
Estate of Abraham Ileitkor. iIlLI‘ or
NOIWMR In said distttct. decreased
The (‘ourt oI’ Ptoimto for tho IIIII
II-iet III Norwnlk hath Hunter) and III
lowed :le Immune from the date horuoi
on the monitors of said eatate to ex
IIIIIII their claims tot settlement
those who neglect to present than at
IAoIIIIIII, IIroIIorII attested within said
time will be delIaIArI-Ii II IIAcIIIerI. All
persons IIItlelItIAII to said estate are n!
quested to make immediate payment III
.‘IM .0}: M. I.AY“'10.\‘
Administrator.

 

 

jil III l?

the lifih IIIIIIII and seventh counts

“III the act of Wm. IIII IIIIIeIIIIIIIIAIIt,
IIIIA lawmakers I-I-Idontly Intended that
the questions III loitering and the OIII'
Ililn‘lllt'lil of millions should IIIA conald
I‘AIIAIl Its KI‘PIU‘IIIP offenses. Should Iho
II-orIl ‘IAIIIIIIIIIIAII' be taken in its HIIII‘I
technical M‘lit-il‘. or as h means to an
and? Isn‘t having anyone III the so
too“ dispensing liquors over ”It? hut It“
not or IAIIIIIIIIyInoIII',l In its general
mooning. thI- “out might mean IIIII III-
InIquIIont I‘III II IAIAIIIIIII end and Inn
page

I “In! tho IIIAfI-IIIIIIIII RIIIII)‘ IIII III-A
IIIIII. sixth and III-youth mums. IIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIA II line III stint with waste.“

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIRR IIlIIi

Henry liIAIIItIAII. Imtlwr for Fred
SIAIIIAidlor. is laid IIII III his home III
AIIII hirt‘t‘l by IIIIIIAIoI,

._.. .._._.._..-_..

The second session III ”to Putnam
lint-IA gIIIIIIIIIIII iIiIIIWIl‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIII
will lw ill'iti IIIIIIIIrroo- IAIAIAIIIIIII,

 

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lug IIIIII IIAIII III IIIIIIIII 200 II‘I‘I of tho
approach on IIIIA IASIIIII Norwalk IIIIIIA

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eIInIIIIlmI II wry Interesting committ-
IIIIII IIIIIIIAIIIIII tho vital IIIIIIIIIIIIIII or
limit and 1909 II it curious to note
that while the tIIrthII III limit were M
more than III IIIIIII. the deaths were In
1111“]in exactly ”Insults, illitl.

Relieving are IMI IIIMIIIIIIAII:

IllrthII. IIIIIII will 1909. I501.

Marriages IIIIIrtIeII remaining
Imtnl. 182 In IIIIIII

Marriages to limit. «miles going out
III Iowni. It

Marriages in we apatite: to town)
208
i Merriam In 1009 mortise going out

 

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third count was not mascot and tlm
ggunt III withdrawn; That. loam orig,

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of with). 39.
. Booths to 1m. 31.0”“ mean.
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TRI T

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

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NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN

January Cloak, Suit and F or Sale

OUR ANNUAL JANUARY CLOAK. SUIT AND FUR SALE

 

The entire line of all the

 

will appreciate

ab0vc items is included in this sale.

41—_._.

ICOMMENCES ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 15TH

o, IAIoIIIIIIA This Annual Event means a mark down' In prices that all our former customers know and new ones

I
Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits and one-piece Dresses

Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Separate Coats

FUR SCARFS g, FUR MUFFS F UR COATS

Nothing is reserved.

 

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
THE NEW

 

USI

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112

 

MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS AND WEDESDAY
MATINEE

CROSS STOCK CO.

to the Satirtclt Comedy

“WE ARE KING”

THURSDAY. FRIDAY”: SATURDAY
NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE

“The Unwritten Law"
MUSIC HALL

SOUTH NORWALK'S ONLY

VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE

PROGRAM STARTING
Monday (Matinee). January 17th

 

 

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday

MORRISSEV G M'CAULAY
The Two Lunatics

MILDRED STOLLER
Singing Comedlenno

MUSICAL SIMPSONS
lnotru montllutl

LAVIGNE
Dramatic Baritone

HIGGINS A WARD
Singers and Dancers

AND A BIG FEATURE ACT

NEW PROGRAM EVERY THURSDAY
MATINEE EVIRY DAY
Children ......60. Adult: ....... 10c
NIGHT ..... ......... IO and 20c

Art “Ekhibit

High School Hall

Wednesday to Saturday, January
19 to 22 incluswe

IAIHAII IIIII-IIIIIIIII l III II II III.
IA‘IlIlIII and SaIIIIIIIII I‘HIIIIIgg I‘IIIIII
I .III III III p m

Art Lecture. Friday, 8 p. m.

I'I'III’III. for High t-lrIIIml IIIAIAIII'IIIIIIII.

 

 

 

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" PLATTi—ACIEYMOUR.

F°rmor Namath Lady moo-d to a
lethal lusinou Man.

'I‘IIII Illlll‘l'itlilt' of Mrs. IIIAMIIII Soy-
IIIIIIr. "I Notwalk. It) 8ququ Matt. III
iIAtlIIAI, took place. yesterday IIl‘IoI'A
noon, III IIIIA home or Ihl‘yfll‘llllm In
Rollo-I. The groom III II nI'IIIIIIIIIAnI
ii‘tlt‘t‘i‘ in that IIIIIIAIA. 'I‘hIA IIIAIIIIA III II
Iinter ol (I'lrgv SIIII'I‘I‘ and Mrs. It‘rIuIII
Buttery. M Norwallt. Among those
who IIIIIAIIIIIIII Almtn 'I‘hIA NIIIWIIIIIII
were Arthur W. Tiny and Miaafl‘llllo
shiver.

I'IIIIAIIIIIIIA (:IIIIIIIA. A. (I. K. of M. U.
will meet this evening. ivhen III Itddi»
IIIIII to the regular luminous. the III»
gm team will rehearse In preparation
for II big event next holiday anemone.
tie-aloe Council. of Bridgeport, will
bring over lithium or meaty coodIA
antes. At that time. the first and
third degree: wItI he hoili‘ott‘ed by; Pat-
eotlne Castle and the wood by Columr
his castle, aluminium. A bouquet

 

 

Mil (allow the Imam. 31" .

VOW“

 

H. Krieger& Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

Our

you don't
thing that
come in

that you

Half-Price
Sale...

is now in full swing. If
you miss this gigantic sale
you are losing money. If

know of any-
you really need,
anyhow, look

around, and youl’II no
doubt find juét the thing

ought to have.

 

IIIIIII III ”mitts.

 

John Kevan.

”John Kovocu Iiil‘li yesterday III his
home In Brookuldo. utter ll Honoring
IIlIIIAIIII from lung trouble. The do
IAIAIIIIIIII was Ilt‘tyAtwo yours old and III
survived by a widow and one son.
John. Funeral services were held
from tho home this afternoon at 2
o‘clock. with the “01'. Ituhrlel Dalton
omIIIntIng. Interment followed in Riv~
«AI-side Cemetery

Funeral of Mn. John H. Wilson.

A huge number or friends gathered
this otternoon at 2:30 at the home
or Mrs. John ti. Wilson. III Elm street.
Norwalh. to pay their lost tribute to
her memory. Bimnio. yet Impressive
ware the services. conducted by Rev.
Mr. Egbert. poster at the Namath Coho
limitation“ church, or whlob the do
roused was for he long II time no how
mod and Ialthmi memhor. The oas-
tor spott- with much feeling or the
mm: of first Wit-on. her over new

 

 

 

H. Krieger&Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

Interest In thh wollare or the chin-ch.
IIIIII hIAr kindly. thoughtful nature. III-
. wayu willing to respond to the call or
need or HPI‘VII'I‘. The floral tributes
\IAIAIIA many and beautiful, evidencing
the high without 0! her large circle III
IIAIIAIIIIII IIIIII reflecting the beauty and
entity or a lilo thlt has passed on to
Its "Inward The remains were taken
to Norwulk cemetery for their last
resting plow. '

 

Funeral or him. Joanna Honors.

Funeral services over the remains
oi Mrs. Joanne hoor- were ltlrcoly at
tended yesterday Sifternoon from hm
late home In Elm street Norwolk.
'Rev. J Benton Werner oiliclntod and
Interment was in Riverside cemetery

 

 

The banquet committee or the Met
client‘s and Munutohfiurtii‘o’ Annals
than held mother insects: asturday
night when more of the anon of or
roommate were combined. 'I'he com
mittoo to not yet. in a milieu to on-
uouace the IIIII. of sneakers. The ben-
quet will he held s woolt MAWIIGIIIIIA

 

lily night Ii. the 11th Hotel.

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