i .
9.1!? new
is still eMnging to the breeze at
tile some old spot—the Bridge.
Our name atandtv—we hope—-
‘ V’T'ty‘iorgroliiible coal. for honest deal-
ing? and tier .3}- conscience in all
huoineae transactions.
Try our cool for 191 r.
L‘ 1149 Washington St.
Telephone 652; .
.me- in”... .-. ..
«MfCAN ALWAYS
YO m
Roger Lmdlow. Twin City
' Nugget or Little Gem
‘ groans
’ ATARI; census 0’
"a: J REYNOLDS
‘1, , i :MANUFACTURER
A New Market
in charge of a competent man. has
been opened til :1 iiouton Si.
Round Steak (5 the. or more). . .101: lb.
Portortioueiv Steak (5 lbs. or more)
, 12c lb.
Sirloin Steak (5 lbe. or More) .12c lb.
Pot Rout (5 Ibo or more). 8 10190 lb.
'{ Iioglo pound. 2c more pound
Al ireah young llflllH‘ heel.
JEMEMIER THE ADDRESS
3 Benton Street.
TOYS
I
“Nope no “.1...” ..........25e to $6
Veloolpedeel. w... . 41.38 to “.79
Duke ...... ............ 75c to $2.98
Whulblrrowe ...... 100. 25c and 491:
we" '*
RBI :hute . ........... 25:25": ‘81::
R" ..'....u..... D 0
Belle ml?" ............. All Prices
Tobi.» m... ........ ............50e
0M1?! ...!.._ ................ ....2.'io
i. . ' v
a, W. A. Bnggerinan s
l.“ ‘ Stationery Store '
112 Wuhtngton It.
l5 '3‘? llllllllll
.51ng
3 r
”in
l .
t
. s
* er Bakery
omemnde Wheat. Rye.
l mood. All kinds of
”do, Plat. Critilerl. etc.
flouting.)
H ondwlohes. rye
Milli Blinds. individ-
- for urtioe. it“ Iiv-
W00”
; . trial order.
GREAT DOINGS OF THE AIR-
SHIPS
33 SOUTH MMM ITREIT.
House"
SOUTH NORWALK
sets. We alter tree. Clearance Sale in both
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLEOS OF 0051'
‘Ladiea' and Mienes' Butte. (lentil. Skirts. Wallets. mesaeuloF'uru. Fur
(touts. leli't Gowns, Petticoatli, Silk Hosiery, Corset Govern and Cor-
stores. t
515“ Main 81.. Stamford
33 South Main 8h, South Norwalk
m. Minna ....v G"... A”. .
When you alight lot it he. hour
our place 0! luminous, so we can
welcome you buck to the old
plane anti allow you how well we
are equipped to care for \Olit
(‘lohllnlz lntoi cats I! you ulll let
us.
Gottlieb’s~$7 St $10
11 NORTH MAIN smear.
liool‘
till)
THERE'S STRENGTH 1N EV-
‘ [RY BOTTLE--
every gloom—~01 iluppoii‘n Ileer
ever brewed hogtied
hnrrolod Oi bottled
' hero matte
meets every roouirt-luont.
an Al. high-grade hoer should
lmvu, and done it better titan
been for which you pay
more per the 0381‘ of 24 bottles.
Sold in all leading votes in The
Nolwulks
drought
cunkod.
The point
is that Ruppori ”a
in bottles and on
arm», v-
Mag nor 8: Flynn
138 Weegtiinzton St.
Phoyne 542 4
titty per cent.
(‘nlorn \Vllltt’, grey. lililt‘k.
than cost.
Former Prices $1,
$1.50, $1.75, $2
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
. nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. couu.
Ladies’ Combination Undchear
at Half Price
To i‘ltllilt‘ out the lli‘t‘iitti‘ll line of tho inmous ()noltn l'nlon Suits, We otter the entire stock as a reduction of
They tire mostly in the arrmllor sizes and all are ankle length, and have long
A rare chance for small and medium sized women, to buy Oneitn Suits at less
Present
Prices -
k
sleeves.
50c, 75c, 88c, $1
““1 It
1:11 i I7
hunt on
January in the month that will
put the that most fully in coal as
to its heat producing qualities.
it's in this month when the
(lli‘llll coal with tho maximum of
carbon will prove its superiority.
We know that if your bills are
iillorl with our cool this month.
you will mum hat-k to tilt for your
.uvxt u-iuior's t’uol.
i‘roiupi deliveries lliliilt‘.
The Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
£111-11???
illllll ii iii NtiTit‘l'}.
llltilllii ul Ntirtiltlk as.
i‘oilt't. .luuunri .‘t. A. “.1911
\\'ht.\rnun. wriitvn uppllvuilon llzin
been made to this court t‘oi~ the all
mission to prollutu of at 00111150 writ-
ten instrument on llllil 101‘ the will oi
Susan .‘ilvi‘ail. into of Norwalk, in said
district. tit-consult
Ordered. That until unplicnilon lw
llouil‘il utul tlvitnrmiuwl at lllt‘ l‘rnluttv
Oiilio ill Niti'Wiilll. on the lilut tl:i\‘ oi
Jnmmn Hill at it ut-lork tolnuoou;
and that [I‘lllllli until i' the-tutti lu- mien
to till iiuiuoiis illicit-slot! llll'it'lll l1}
publishing this ortler in u ntvunintpor
hurling a circulation in until distill-t,
at 103M [1in 111113 lit-turt- Nilitl tin} of
hunting.
l'l'ohnit»
HENRY \\'. iilil'li lillil'.
.ltlilizi‘
\T A | 1‘
[iii li
l’litlllA'llil SAiJ-I ill" lttwii ii.
index and pursuant in an outer of
the i'iulrt of Probate tor the District
of Noru‘lilk authorizing him tltermlnio.
thy hillihtl'lllt‘l‘ her i_\ olit-rs tot Milo
all such right. iii and llllt‘l't'ill on
William lutilnhoer. late of the (‘11).
(‘ouniy null Sinto oi New York. do-
t‘ensod. had at the time of his death
in liilil in tho lullowina timfl‘i‘lllt‘il rent
(’Hllllt'_ to \i'll‘
All that vortnin ll‘ut‘l or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon stunti-
lug. situated at ltownyton. in the Town
of Noi'u'nlh. and llulllltlt‘ll northerly
throe- lillllill'l‘il and forty ilHill lent.
more or lt‘hil. ily blind of Slaiiley ll
Lou‘ndes; easterly one hundred liltil
Dert'uty ti‘iill “tell, more or lose. by
. land of Ul'fllll ll. itankott; southerly
three hundred end forty own toot.
more or loan try-highway called i‘rooit~
eti avonuo. and wr-uteriy‘ohe htmdroii
and seventy iiTitl loot. more or ions,
by lilllll of Hunter Wit-.1“.
l-‘or itlll'llt‘lllal‘fl llllll lul'lnu. apply to
lililllAitil ii.tt()l.llii1.‘l.
Administrator, 0. t. a.
itolornirmcu exercn ”3r
CRARLID IDWARD STOW! WHO
VISITS THE TOWN TOMOR-
ROW EVENING.
Charm l‘IthIl’il Stowe wall the
youngest child of Harriet lleorher
Stowe and waohol‘n in Brunswick.
Maine, in 1860. Ho tollowod the tits
at a traitor tor tour were. visiting all
partner the world. At the age oi nine
teen he iott the son and entered Har-
vard college. where he [radiated in
13711. Following this he Itiid oi the
Universities or Bonn and ii toolbar-x.
in Germany. r. Blows lute hell e lite
tall or odven on among lilo livelier.
inert and militiamen oi Maine. in
wrestling vomtu on tile Iouttrern coat
and mow the latitude. Foi- moral
he was (diorama hot now his
ill) 21
Ill ll‘. till” M I 1001.
Very Best Legs of Lamb
Good Legs of Lamb
Fancy Legs Mutton
Best Lamb Chops, Loin or
Rib
Rib Roast of Beef
Rib Roast of Prime Beef‘
Small Fresh Shoulders
Sperry 81 Barnes Ham
..-...~.- -...
Meat “A & Poultry
12%c
11c
10c
12%0
10c
12%c
12%c
18c
Sperry St Barnes Sausage 12‘/2c
Small Smoked Shoulders
Beef: Liver
Pigs’ Liv€r .
Calves’ Liver .
Veal. Cutlet . .
VealsChopS‘ .
Veal Roast .
Fancy Geese
Good Fresh Stewing
Chickens
Best Fowl
Roasting Chickens
O
14c
8c
.. . 5c
. 12%0
. 18c.
. 15c
100 and lZ‘éc
12%c
.12'4c
17c
18c 81 20c
O
Twenty-live Sweet Oranges, 2‘Sc
Beers Br0thers
“lower them Bonito! lea
laughter: the natural history it
STUMPED CY IAMMV
"llo not linear lit the juvenile intelv
lent." said John C. Chieltorinu. district
superintendent at school: "Buttre-
tinu-s it boy ruin nok dilutions that 11
man t-‘ant ntawar.‘ And he mutton
to tell at an experience he had or iii-in»
otpni oi one or the New York schools.
lie was called on hr ll teacher to
come to her old
"It a all right. " sold the, "until item.
rel liliItOI‘y hour content. may Jone-
hves on I term. and he thiuiu he
knows more about unturn history
than the man that invent it. He
linens setting the quoedonw’ond it i
tor pro
out or
don’t the children do.
rituals little to
Would jive up thew
out in i
to
me... it firearm ~~m
money end
live with the hereon-.1
end If 1 MM”
W1) doll 031 i II?
C Soufili Nomelk ° 4;: 2,0: ' ‘
0 W
' Th u 1. tr. tn-
’ Wesiport nil...:‘«".‘.’.“'&it?"tlili :11!
in TN! Idflln CHOP
The email crowd had gathered in
the harbor shop when the door we»
opened and the villus tailor mterod.
After nodding he took his ueuat place
behind the Move. He did not min to
be lit the bolt ottliumor.
"What. loom
. mildew.
to he the matter.
John?“ outed Jolie the harbor.
"flatter enoulh. "
"You on. some than
rsiillzii .lollii.
traded all
fly to in: to touts hoop ii
Mode of people i own. you
know. and MI Ilium and taken the
hover H” she won't
lowltullod my
. he We was we}. by the vii:
lea midterm been reading
ell“ Minion moot that we: no
new that. there 1 to be It!
in ii! tilted here sir-hips titer titer;
urinal? s never lost tor them.
tit" moratorium. tum
scram .
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwal-k, Conn.
l
l
Boys’&Girls’
High-cut
Shoes
All Sizes and Styles
~‘u
CONNEALLY
. ,_ AND
BRACKEN
ll WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3634
lotto
COAL TRADE?
~ Who buye cool right?
Who handle: cool rtlhtt
Who polio and right?
we ARE urr"
in the
COAL TRADE
HazletiCoal
uncertainties» Co.
TQIJH‘ ‘ m wet-rut.
l
l
6% ~~ items
Five your First Mortuary (told
coupon m. :1 .
interest payable semiannual”.
11m tout indoroetooaiii and
Moreno“. '
roll particulars . », 1!
Will“ AND NULL.
Delicatessen
Give us a trial and be convinced
John G. Bout
Tol m
Now is the time for you to come in and see what you
can buy and how much you can buy for a little
money. All
WINTER
CLOTHING
Men, Women
Boys and Girls
AT
GREAT1.
' O‘Hr .
CREDIT PLAN-
is at your service. You need not suffer any pangs
‘tor the want of good Clothing. ,We carry the beat
and largest stocks in The Nor-mike. Everybody can
get suited here. and besides we trust you on your
good name. without any red tape. Come in and look
over our gtock oi Clocks. Furs and Men‘ at Overcoate.
Of Quality Holeproof
Sticks“
$1 50
Boxeof
lemony o. Iriedtioh'l.
1
MIRROAD AVI.
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Norwalk Chronicler