Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 21, 1910 · page 8

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one named Shoes have
gained prominence unit ,
, been forgotten. No.
named Shoo has e‘Ver before at
‘ diluted, and retained so great
nopuiarity as the

Boston School] 1
Shoe

Fpl' Girls and. Boys, at a.
' Penular Price

Bites ii to 8 $1.00: 8% to it.
$1.25; 11% to 2, $1.50. and for
“ the large girls. 21,4. to 6, $2.00.

Littler boys' sizes, 9 to 13%,
”01.75. and from i to 51.9. 32.00.
You‘llilnd our pseoriment the
3 molar complete utid the most up-
‘3‘ to~dnte in the town.

DON’T MISS US!

CONNEALLY
B R A C K E N

Il WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE SIM

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

TnéfituSOALOi

IT Is IMPOSSIBLE ’
To do good work

 

To get from the brain
The best that it contains
To properly think. act or
To enjoy the pleasures of life
Unless, first of all, one is

‘ Physically comfortable.
This brings us to COAL
Without which there can be
Nocomlort in the home.
And we sell coaii

Thrift-studs @AL @.

 

 

 

You have missed hull of your life 11‘
you linven't tried till-

ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS

Don't tiiititi the other hull.

I.

Get busy.

D. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTUIIR.

 

 

 

FIRE WOOD

'Hurd rind Iioft ready for family use.

Hard Wood . ..81.75 per it cord.
80ft Wood .....$1.50 per it cord.

. BDIlt Wood. 260 Extra.

A. OAlMl BITTD' WOOD YARD
‘ _ No. 74 Newtown Avenue.

.' phone No. 1010.
1‘ ..

Net-walk, Conn.

 

 
 

Boots and Attics

 
 
 

You and youtri wont look such
a chiiiy-froutbittenv~red nosed
crowd if you use

OUR,
HAZLETON

COAL

Most any kind will answer for
mild weather. Real winter de-
mands rest. lusting, strenuous
cool that

Gives .Out a Cheery
Welcome Heat

ir's SNAPPY coar.
FOR SNAPPY WEATHER

The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.

Tel. 204. 122 Water It.

 

.... m... a.» .‘. ...—......—.. “Tor

(.hiidren' II shiny iliihiwr liootit.
sizes front N‘p to itl'.I_,. n1 ....... $1.40

litiyri' short log Hoots. silt-II i to

 

Children’s Inner ltuiIiIvi' Hoots,
sizes 7 to lll‘d... III . .......... 81.40

Men's I0lll'-illll‘klf‘ Al‘t‘tlt's.
b 6 lo ll,I\i ..

kizou

160 Washington St. South Norwaik.
(BRIDGE)

iiiliiiii, “noninflut
no iii) no hits

LOOSE LEAF BOOKS

INKS

STAFF ORDS

it, I'Illlll.

 

CARTERS

QIIIII‘IK. l’lntr.

W. A. Briggennanis

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.

MONEY TO LOAN

WI- loan money to hnliiiettnotwrn M
$1 weekly pnyniotitu. also to propem
owners on around and third inert
gases. All business trunancted trtrlct
ly confidential. Office hours from ii a
m till 7 p. tii.: Saturdays till 9 p. tn.
INDEPENDENT LOAN I DICURITV
COMPANY

04 Waehinoton at. Haviiand Ildg
One flight up. Room 1.

Hut Water
Bottles

ALL KINDS AND PRICID.
Auntie for Puller. Greene Co. Churn
intent.

W. F. Wigtniire & Co.
onuootsrs

I NORTH MAIN ITIIIT

GOOD r0015”

Well Served and Well Cooked

AT THE

Auditorium Restaurant

- TELEPHONE 10”

17 NORTH MAIN DTNIIT. IOUTH
NONWALK. CONN.
DINNIR ..... ..... .......... 25c
IIIAKFAOT And IUPPIIN ....... 25¢

 

 

 

 

 

A ito tho0 accounts of our nnvern thin
‘ of 190

gm!- hell iI century this atom
endured to our demitor‘e.

WE ADDED $41401.4’3'

an: vou‘oue or room

 
 

IRIAKFAIT A l.’ CARTI.

 
 
 

being the interest for the hint linlf

 
 
 

y eonIi- IInnuIIl dividend on thrift hue

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Men’s and Boys’

store' It remarkable history

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

just quote It few prices.

lie sure to come early
JAN. 22 T0 FEB. fI.

 
 

11 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

CENTRAL HOTEL
mu: ROOMS

liy day or work. .‘ltnnm hunted. hut
IIIIIl I‘old wntrt births. IrIur nod oinrtrir

lllthl ‘Fillt’ flirt moron. I‘l‘lt‘f‘ti rou-
sonnhln.
The Best Stocked Cele in Town

With nil 1hr if‘IlllIllK broads Winn» and
\Vhlukinn 'i‘ry llill tumor or Ale, it is
the heat. It Hum. 24 bottles Delivery
in your home. i‘al. Wine. 75o mil.

.1. A L. DIIIIA. Prone.
Cor. Menroe A Chvetnul Die. Tel 1513

 

 

 

SOLID GOLD IlONlT AND ITONI
IET RINGS. FROM ".00 UP

W. R. Kirch 8. Co.

39 SOUTH MAIN DTRIET.

l'iitlliA‘l‘i'Z SALE OF REAL

Puimmnt to till order of tlio t‘onit
.Ir i’mhnliv lot the “hill" of Not-
nuilt Iiutliniiirltiy. nnIi Pinponminu hint
thereuuio. the IIuluIrrlhur. heroin offers
for intie ull Iiiirli rialit. title and inter
out us John F I', Motllmmhlin of Nor-
wuili in lurid IlliItriI-t. iI Iiiinor. link in or
to nil liliil vortuiu piom- lll‘ pnronl of
loud eituntI-d in MIIG‘NIWI’I of Note-elk
within the Pit) of .‘orwalk. hounded
northerly forty-nine l Ii foot hr high-
way (tilled Maple uiruet eanforly om-
tiuiitlind lillli forty three liltii foot.
more or loan. in hind now or into of
lhe li‘nirilnld Count) Having» iiunlt.
southerly forly~nloe Hill feet Iiy lurid
of the hoire or duvlneee of Lawrence
M. thereon. and wouterly one hundred
und forty-two til?) foot and iIlII till
inohon, more or ions. by land non or
Into of Edqu 0. Keeley

For portiouiiirii turd tonne iippiy to

HERMAN Qlii'l‘TNi-ill.

321 ii South Norwnlh. Conn.

cofinicnour‘mnoenarton '" or
unit.

it is "recanted That the Annotation
It Will Take Mflr. Active l'ert
'in Politics...

MEDIUM, «Ian, 93.13““! notion of
thottionherllrut i:iiiitiou of boiler
iodey iii nhiiiioing‘t limoI III the urn
nuiil trier-tinge from January to (it-to
her. is mile to forecast on activity in
polities on the purl of inner men not

ii of Labor

her tutori- token. ..
f the dole {a

the
It noon iii
predicted the rdeieotlon of Pros dent
(mallard. Donahue The election on-
our, to the mm *
W -.-

"A" IAIIIII lN TOWN.
unite liar-her (lemmileionere airrleit

 

 

i‘IN’l‘AT p;

A and Glpatein the former of Wlters

hunt. and the letter of Hartford. ere

 

 

iii Donut NWWMI W lookift' tip

on, " ‘ III «3...... I... 6...... Fill“ sol. Carotid a...
Cloth Costs, Shirts, Wallis. norm and Hoeiety

Alma 0““.001211. from eveuncutn...y..¢.:a:...u.‘." tip
'_Klm°no. 'nd COT!“ UDVON IIIearri-Ituleier'reuae-e-ieeinn :26“ up
. IALI iN BOTH ITONCII ‘

Clearance Sale

' and Furnishings
WILL COMMENCE TOMORROW

it iii from every standpoint the crowning aehlevomunt
The great savings will make eietr one
so happy and pleased that they will boost the eale, hy toiling their
friends. and no the good news will sprend

Tremendous Price Concessions on Everything

Space will not permit UN to quote priceu on evorithiux.

Men's and Young Men‘s Overcoats

qucII wrtl‘t' lane to stone. to rim... not ill. . ........... ,. .. $3.95
' Men's and Young Men's Suits

which were "too. this rule .......................... 37 95
SPECIAL—Men's Odd Visits

Worth ll'tllll ”.00 to 32.00. will I lose out at ..... ...... 259 “ch
This sale will last ONLY TWO WEEKS.

D.GOTTLIEB

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Clothing, Shoes

of this

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Will

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

IOUTH NONWALK

iInrlerI tom urn deilntpuiit in rising
II I‘lPrliilelfi proparntion for llllt’llh
The twu uuuiniuslouors .Ilun itttIioirtir
no that they will t‘tllttv hack to South
Norwullt on Friday. February l, to
hold no nxutuliiutiou and will give it
douionatrntion lit the shop of Ailiert
.\i. Pohlmnii to the iinriwrn on how to
t‘tilllili)‘ with the inn irgiitdlnu hll‘l‘liir
lug,

mm...» I... _.

iiilitiiltl ' til it Still
illitiiiiliill

(Continued from «jam Page)

III‘IItll‘Inlt'llt hm that those meters
wvto not of the proper standard. and
NW department Instr-timed the author,
itimt in Chicago. the other of dostitiu
lion, to til‘itrr iiIII oysters. uud twain
Hilllillll proceedings against the ship
per. .
Proceedings Stopped.

Mi, liill nt onri- find on IIItI-rrii-w
with Serrrtntr Wilson, rind plnrvd the
row ill‘lnfl' him. Mr Hill did not “lit
int-t to tho rmtulatloan us in floating
oysters, but he did obit-rt to the an
tione of the inhpocior. and Honorary
Wiluuri urn-rd with Mr. lliil The rv-
eult was that twill-re were given to hittp
nil proreodinau against the liylllf‘l‘llllll.
out of motile the oysters were t‘flll
denim-d and title could not he Whirled
To at old futurr «implications of ii iliill
“or nature Hm mm Wilson new or
(Win to how an export unlit from how
to (fontnot‘llvtit~ iiiifi ihlu mun 'wlil will
it every oyntr-r untuhiinliiiioni nlong tho
t‘onunolieut twirl unit will iIIIItrIIi-t thi-
oietni‘nih. what they ("in rind whirl
they cannot do under the law. Mr
Hill insisted that a man ought to he
«out who would not try to not nrldenrr
to warm the ahlppora of violatiouu.
but one who would uee some lodge.
mom. and to this I-‘hwrntury Wileon
agreed.

Floating of Oytere.

Thu tillnripal violation of tho lit'liiii‘l
iiieut resolution in (tounmrtlent per:
tales to the flouting of oyiitore. it III
unlawful III float thorn in any With'l
that are not of the entire ooiiIIiIitenry «it
to null and temperature u the water
from whirh tho oystere were ohtuinod.
it frequently happens .101), that the try:
atoru lire throw in river: into which
tumour in emptied. and thin lit nieo n
Ilulatlou of the purer food art. There
in no oliiortlon to waehln. oyetern in
ordinary writer an sat is claimed this in
no WA,‘ IIflImtehhein. When. however.
they are left floating they open and oh-
IIIIrtI some of the water III whirh they
flour, and if thirwiiter in different
from that in which the oyster: live, it
ruins them. and. according to the do
pill'tllltllll. they are unlit for food.

“After the inepeotor'e Welt.

Any nyntorniun who iii found violet
in; the law In illhle to criminal lit-o-
neciition. hill the department will
horolftt'r refuse ”to promoter in lny
rum where it tit It‘d first the lower
for neglrttitoti III oi out any specific
violation that rather to hie notice by.
fore shipment tor the inspector
has vilified ull ghoul-client oyster
men and Iilve the nereesary in
atrocitona to ”With the low. WW‘
dopertrnent will more strict in the
enforcement of their romiiettone. u
there will then no uterine on tho.
part of the c neotiout oyster-men
that they are unmliIar wilh the re
quiremenle of the department. .

fienretery wines were not minim
the name of the Iran to he error. but
it is understood he will leave for Corr

 
 
 

 

‘ rites. sinus Guerra: BUILDING, NORWALK. coon.

There Is Just One Week Before
Stock Taking

DURING THAT TIME WE WANT YOUR ASSISTANCE IN CLEANING UP ALL THE
ODDS AND ENDS OF BROKEN LOTS ALL OVER THE STORE. EVERY DEPART-
‘ MENT I8 REPRESENTED AND THERE WILL BE EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS IN

Suits, Gioalts,‘ Furs, Dress Goods, Hosiery. Underwear, Wash Goods,
Blankets and CDmfortables

BASEMENT BARGAINS

 

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IN OUR HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT THERE ARE MANY TEMPTING PRICES IN

hm...” -.........

"It; 9er Shin

 

THE

, WEBER

Arch Support
SHOE

FOR MEN

Arr you nothing flnltfootod? Does

the instep hello and feel fired? The
\Vlriiilfill ARf‘ll Sl'l‘l’tlll'i‘ tillt‘li“:
hriiron up the art-h utid relieves thni
unnuturui strain

$4.50 a Pair
Wear" Shoes That Fit

122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 5422.

 

 

“4am LIA. ~....

illfliiiiiliiw illiiil iiillS

The South Notweik l-lrt- Poliro rot-
orl inst night it! their niiitiiirneii tllt‘l‘lv
lot: to intro up I... proposition in an to
l‘tIrlrII rind p in pool with the Norrie
fire company. of that place. The date
line not how unified fill iIIIi ourh Hilit‘
will harm to.» players. The i-‘iro Po-
llen export to get thrir romptiny pool
tournament stnrtI-d this «Ironing.

Sou hit-wallow, we litiilory'u.

A Intuition of those intoii Mod in l“i\
it Itiiitlorti trill hi hIlil thi< I tt'llillg ut
the liltitoriuil Lilimrg rooiua in West
sit-nun. III whhh time it is expected
doll-autos mini hoi'oltloon unions or-
ganisations irrtirri-ntrd in this more
mom of the t‘lvli- [A'afllll‘ will in- pron
out. Tiit'ui- delegates represent clubs
and uorietlos thiii are wholly or in
purl interested in the lllot’t‘lllt‘llt for it
hotter Norwulk anti ilti‘Iliflt‘ in their
ruiilm hoth int-Ii and “onion At IlIi~
llll’l‘liflx nit t-ntit-uyor will he mode to
find I. common ground on which all
thorn- organization: ritti work united
iy for tho udvuuuoinont or the town
inter-nine. .1 delegation from tho Nor;
walk Billiil‘it‘tlu Men's Aunorrlutlon will
lw present,

“he; offlaeuih. lilo. iluttery‘u.

iiiilli In tuiults.

.Anna Auguete Sutton.

Anon Augusta Sutton died very and
donly lust owning, between nine Iiud
ion— ouioeli at her home. :27 those
Itrl‘l‘l Norwulit. Mrs. Hutton had been
in ill health for amoral monitor but
her death ruiue wry unuxrurt'todly.
She was sitting in but] sipping a Itlaue
of warm. when she suddenly rolled to
her daughter llefote the bitter could
touch hot uho lild tullon harl. hI-lpieim
and when Medical Examiner H. H.
Huntington nrrived. she with dead. lie
pronounced upupiuity III the canoe.
Mrtl. Sutton la nuryived by It daughter.
hit-II. John Hyatt III whose home she
has her-n living. She was born in Oe-
ultiina, in llilil and was in her eiaty-
fourth tour at the time of dotith li'IiIi-
erei survives will he held from the
home of her daughter in Cross utreot
Monduy morttin; lit 9 unlock and the
remains will he taken in charge try
mineral Director Basil K Mitchell
.Imd snipped op die ill. or mm to
Whitefield Whore interment will tuite
pinee.

Funeral of William Dlaueon.

A lame number: of friends or the late
William Blausoh gathered at his home
in Weapon avenue this afternoon Iit
2:30 to my their lent token of respect
and national. Rev. li‘rnnit ti. Torrey
monomer! the riot-vies. and spoke high
y of the long and Iieeful life of donors.
ed. interment wire in Riveieldo alimo-
tery.

Funeral or May v. Cram.
9 funeral of May V. Crown. who

 

 

neotiout in a felt ”I.

died Wednesday attire

 

.433 . 47:. w...“ mm.

Imported and Domestic Chitin, Glass Ware. Nickle and Tin Ware

WATCH THE SHOW WINDOWS

 
 

A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin .

for Week
4

Commencintt

Monday. Jan. l7th.

Stamp Books Filled. Quickly at
the A&P Store ‘

TEAS AND COFFEES

20 stamps with i ll).
‘23 Stumps with 1 lb.
«iii Stamps with l to
fill Stumps with 1 lb.

Tea at 35c
'lhn iii 40c
Torr at 50:
Tea at 60c

 

it) Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at 20c
.20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at 25c
23 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at 30c
:20 Stumps with 1 lb. Coffee at 35c

VERY BEST A‘P CREAMERY BUTTER ............ Selling at Celt

AIIP FANCY PATENT FLOUR.

a barrel ...................... $675
A‘P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. e 24'.’2-.lb eack

................. 85c

lONA TOMATOES. regular price do; this week, 4 can: for...... . .25c
SULTANA TOMATOES. regular price 10c: thie sale. 3 cans for. 25¢
AIIP TOMATOES. regular price. 12' 3c. thie eaie. a can ............ 10c

 

30 Stamps with 1 large can 3.
Powder at ................. 50c

25 Stamps with 1 bottle Pure
Eatraot. any flavor ......... 25c

10 Stumps with Any of the. Following

I
Articles
:2 t‘ilkea Srnnrino Soup. envli. . . .5c3 l Minute Tirploen :It .......... 10:
I hotfln (litres nt . ............ loo} ‘2 when Sweet t‘hoeoiufe. cu.. . .sc
l pity. Alti‘ (hits lil .......... Wei 1 can Wax Bonus at ......... 10c
i run l’uriiplrin nt ............ tile 1 pkg. Seeded Raisins nt ...... tile
1 lltlltll' Vinegar nt .......... the 1 min Spinach at ............ 10c
1 jar .Icliy at ................ tile 1 can iieets nt ............... 12c

 

mt out or In itMPiiiY

124 Washington Street. South Norwalk

Tel. No, 909.

 

Deliveries 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Free Delivery.

 

16 Oranges for 25c

(liutnti 5. per doa..25c. 300. 35c and 4°C :2 tons String Beans .............. 25c
Extra lair-ire Navel Oranges. 601.406 ‘ffll’lf‘ Syrup W" hottle.10c, 15¢. 25°
3 pkg. Cl‘l‘im Oatmeal ............ 25c llum liiddlng, can..'....10c. 25“ ‘5‘:
.. ‘ ‘ . .3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ............ 26c
.. 03'", N0“ York State horn ------ 25°! :1 pkgs t‘iirrnnis .................. 250
: Duns Tomatoes ..... ........ 25c :2 lbs. Mixed Nuts ..... . ......... 251':
:1 runs Ports ..................... 25cut tits. Cranberries ..... ....2‘.ic

Purity Celery. Apples, Grapes. Sweet Potatoes. Spinach and Paranlpa.

United GroceryCo

no NORTH MAIN STREET

 
 

ilflllt‘, superintendent
llentirieku. of the town form. will be
hold tomorrow nftertioou iii :2 o‘clock
front the home of 'docenued‘s uncle.
”the services will be private. itev. lI‘.
ti Torrey otlietiitina. nnd interment
nill lift in .rtivsrhlle oerueteri.

Funeral of Adolf Lindqren.

Adult Lindurem‘e funeral will he held
from lihi late residence. :21» “no Zautit
street. Bundai afternoon III 2 unlock
ltev..W. W. tilliioti will oilloluto. and
Interment will he in Chino cemetery.
itowuylon.

Funeral of William Need.

The funeral of William Roi-Ii, the
colored oyutor opener who was found
dead Sunday, who hold this afternoon
froth (truce Baptist Church. interment
followed “1' the Pine island Cemetery.

William H.

W
NIW HAVIN LAWYIR OHOT.

Defendant in Divorce Caee Puiie He
voilrer on HoweH D. Welsh.
NEW HAVEN Jun. 21 wHoward 1‘.
Wehh. on utter-nay of prominence
here. was shot in the etomuoh by Will-
for K. Newport. an inhumane agent.

this noon. during an argument bot

tween the mom. of three bullets fired
only one hit yjlr. Wehh. that oomtriit-
tng the Mr. Wool: overpowered-
Newport thallium him emu an olhcttr
came. Hhi wound is riot thought to
on serious.

Newport wnt recently sued for dl
vol-ea by his wife, and M. Webb was
of counsel in the can. I wlgnfizit

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th a decree. The tool

name of her the cue created molt l

 

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PHONE 143

"Inck' Montgomery. of lunch wagon
fnnIo, yesterday sent in his order for n
new llilil inodel Chalmers Detroit
touring our. ".liiot" is planning to sit
up tiny and night until he learns tlu-
mysteries of the chauffeur.

Sen Neruilops. we. ltiittery'e.

 
 

wiiioh men will receive with
open arms.

The Star Negllaee Shirt.
were $1.50 and 82.00.

{too NWler.. . .. ........ 66c

35o and 35o Hall Hoee. ...... Rio
5 Mire, Ital.

While you're in. you might
save more money. Revisions
of price now malts

mm wire..... .. Jim
mm eum.. . . . . .um

'.“!I

.IMS

J oseph. Davis

to Waehlnuten Ill-eel.
tenth Nomads

 

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