‘ Remember
1 the story about the old fellow
Shh‘ose roof leaked? Somebody
asked him why he didn’ t mend it.
‘ He replied that when it was rain-
Ting he couldn’t and when it was
n9t: raining he didnit need to.
. Some people reason that way.
« When the weather is warm they
don’t order coal because they
don’t need to. When it turns
cold they order but can't get
~ prompt delivery.
Telephone 6 52
”-mww. —...~—.._ WW”- .
Y0 CAN ALWAYS
. BUY
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
A Nevv Marketiw
in charge of a rompolont mint, iliilz‘
lieen opened at .‘i lioutoii St.
Round Steak (5 lbs. or more). . .lOc lb.
Porter-house Steak (5 lbs. or more)
12c lb.
Sirloin Steak (5 the. or more) , ,12c lb.
' Pot Roast (5 lbs. or more) .8 to We lb,
l 8y single pound. 2c more pound.
All trash. young, uatltr lit-pl.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
3 Benton Street
NW... mp. .._.... w...“ .. .—.
SPECIAL SALE
Novels
5C & 9c
Stationery, 9c Box
W. A. Briggerman’s
{Stationery Store
Donovan Illicit. m Wlehlnnton it.
Week’s
Brtiak-up-a-Cold
,. Tablets
1 25c
' WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Ir Ior Cough: and Cold:
Wm
er Bakery
”it” find Deiielomi Homo-
* . ,Wheei. live into Onttneiil;
. i”. Plait. (Toilet-.9 otr.
ill. Quintin, ('aiteit. Mr
, “Gunilla notion.
‘ OF‘OIAL.
, dried our Mollie-e- Layer
{m cram or chocoliite car-
Give us a il‘lll order.
for
SALE
YOU CAN PUT lT DOWN IN
BLACK AND WHITE
that when w advertise it marked
down .8an ii iii hona tide and
strictly tiii stated. Wit are otter-
ing extraordinary purgalnn in all
departments this week (‘onte lti
aitd look them over.
Gottlieb’s-—-—$7 & $10
GRAND LODGE MEETING CLOSES.
Nit)“ iiA\ EN .lnu. ltl.~\\'ltit the
installation oi lilt.‘ ottir-orn «lot-ted yon-
tr-i'diiy and ot' the nppolnlito otlirorn
unnotint-ril today. iht‘ l..1itri titintiiil
meeting of the Most \\ orshlplul tlrnnd
lit-nan in this city \\'uduesday morti-
lint. ti‘litt lirottuht lull cioei- today. i’aist
tirntul Muster Andrew .i. liaiiook. of
liatuiiury, lil‘it‘ll as installing olIit‘rr.
l"hv :ippoiuiiro ollirors announced to»
tin) “err-i .‘ilii't-‘iiiii‘ Lt'tillfli'ti .l. Nit-lo
t-i‘aon, lit-iii l‘ornwnli; senior grunt!
strut-tint. William l~‘. English. itlnst
Windsor; iunior urittiii. stt-wurd. \Vai'
ilit‘t‘ H, ,\lo,\li-. New [lint-n. grand
rvlirtplaiu, lit'i. Arthur H. llopo, Mlidi'
son. uriinti iylvr. itey. Arthur i-‘ Loir-
itt. North lltiten
MERRILL. 30; MANOR SCHOOL. 28.
(ll litislttltiulil. )‘l‘Hll‘l"
tili)‘, iil‘lWl't‘ll Merrill lillhiili‘its t‘ollttgt
and Mlllltil‘ Srhool lithium limit of
Stitiut'ot'd. in tho ityuinxtsiunt oi the
iiilit‘i‘, rt-Htitoti iii a tirioi't' tor lilt'
Mt'l‘l‘ili how: it) it more (ii ill) in ‘..'ii.
'l‘ill‘ giltitt- \t'ns t‘il‘llli ultri t’t-tunrkniilt
l'rt't- lrum tools and iii-quilts At the-
liiit‘llillll. ol‘ the iii‘lli halt. Merrill run
counltlt-tnltit nltnnti oi lilt‘ll‘ opponents,
iutt, trout ii slight lat-it oi it‘lilii “(il‘kV
loot their load, and :it til: l'iiti of Hit
hull ilii' sl‘lil‘t‘ stood 2'. to it in {moi
..\ lithl gulllt‘
of Manor in the sttoiiti hull hon
t-trr, liil' Merrill tt-aut llllil'iih lion
tho ut‘orr- nitd,_ shortly iit‘fl‘l‘i‘ tilnt'
“Rh tailor), mode it until \\‘ilit‘il gave
thrtu the \’it‘ltil‘\.
ORDEMAN DEFEATED.
.\llN.\'l..~\l'til.lS, Minn, .Itiit iii,
('oinplt-tuly Vitil‘n not try thr- gl'italt‘l‘
strength ot’ hi... opponent. lit-iiry tirdth
titan. oi' Minneapolis, was last night
tloltuitt-d iti tlit~ most thrilling Wl't‘lllr
ling mulch this city illito lit‘i‘ll. (it-orient
Hitt'ktlliht‘iliiiitil. tho lintt‘ston Lion.
winning lilo frills Ill)!" him
The tireit lull took tWo hours
thirty-amen and ouoiiali tnluutott.
iiiil‘ixl‘ilttt‘illiillll gaining it liy siiilll'
mint: his Intiizuod oppont-nt to lit/t in"!
Land lying on him.
‘l'ho ullt'tlllliifuil look iittt ttto anti
lino-halt tuinutoa. iiitrkeimt-hniidt pirh
lug up tin» lot-.tl mini and Ilil’0\\'ill|: him
in Hill! h tho fililllt' innum‘i' itli in the-
first fall.
tiliti
PINOCHLE CLUB ENTERTAINED.
’i‘lir i‘llltll'liil’ (‘luh trait delightfully
entertained lttst ruining liy Mitts Ai-
lmrtiuo Mniheitt. of honor liluiii niroi-l.
and their \\‘t.‘i‘t' throw [Mill‘s ol‘ turdii
whrti lilt‘ playing hogan. owl-y invin-
ilt‘l' and no throat” helm! pioitrnt. The
evening proiod to ho it very enjoyable
one and thorn \i’t‘l't‘ (our prises. Mine
Alice Lyon and John Kline sitcom-tied
lti ottrii Olillillliml I tiritt prize. while
Stoplirn [tray and Mitts Theresa Yer
lin were illt' rollKOlIilt‘lli prize lain-re.
Alli-r tho rant playing on enjoyable iso-
t‘llii hour wait ttpritl and reimnhnteutit
t'njoyt'ti. The next meeting will or
"FM \t‘r-dnt-eday evening lit the home
or Mrs. .iohu N. Kline, of East Ivonne.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
i'i'At-lHthlTON. Jttn. 19. «President
'l'titt today sent to the 8mm“! noralnw
tlonti. including the following: i
tlooriu- l’lit‘liltt. tinulittrint Measured
at till: United Staten at (linolnntttt.
Lincoln Mlirhrll. intrwyor or column:
for the port (it t‘lnriitmitt Ellastt
Mouton postuiiiiuei til ( int lttndtl. (lot
i) tiofl l'niti-d t-ltiitos attorney. vita:
ul‘ll diatritt of Wisconsin. i‘uuene it
Lewis. tinned t-lttitou marshal, south.
orn dinirlvt at Ohio. Henry A. Woll.
tlitliod Staten morehai. eastern (“It
trlrt or \‘i'iitroiilin
m... ....w..... “new“
BTEAM EB. KENNIIEC PLOATID.
WOODH lthE. Mun. Jun. lilm
1hr: sleutner Kennohett. which tutti
noon on the rock: on Pit-into island.
Vineyard Sound tor more then two
week. watt pulled into deep water lit
to e. m tool: and towed to 'i‘erpoiiitit
Cove. Nit-hon tallied. where repatr-
tyillbo made.
.’ I. I
moment: nonhuman DIAD.
HARTFORD. “a. l! Haitian Moo
eels dietitian MW stills helmets
Niles street.“ yearn.
WIN? e maternal my semis.
“more”. "‘3. '
lentil and t3:
l..odr.r- or Masons ol' l‘onnortiritt. which .
. Brook nah-y
“him
at fill
oild
33 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT,
The Paris Ciliak 8t Suit House
- MAW“...
eotrrit NORWALK
sets. We tiller tree.
‘ S i L I I a I ‘
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLEOS OF 0081‘
Ladieil' ,and Mlasea‘ Butte, Coats. Shirts. Waisto. Dresser. Ftirtt. ll‘ur
Goats. Night. Gowns. Petticoats. Silk Hosiery, Corset Covers and tier»
Clearance Sale in both store».
615 Main sh, Stamford
is south Ma‘in 8h. count Norihalit
lt'l‘ickles the Palate t
of the man who known good
liquors. ()nr [anions old ()hiolo
on (lock has it llayor all he own
it delirilonti lhivor that comes
from purity anti age. You will
like thin lirand. and you will
like the price of SLlItI per full
”MW“ tltiai't.
’i‘ Matter & Flynn
X38 Wan ulnzton St. Phone 542-4
South Norwnik
Beers Brothers Co. my;
mm “ indie“:
now FIGHT.
it is I‘Xiil't’lt‘ll that tho loglitltttiro
tight in Vermont lnutvm-n the (lruud
.“l'runit routl null tlw llootou ruul Mlilnt"
as to witrfht-r tin- latter road “it“ "n-
lt‘l \'t>t*utoul ltriittti 'l‘rtililt ten
minute Mil lw m‘llirtl. inllliiil the next
{9“ days The result is living insulted
"liiil‘i‘lt ht tiiiltoittl turn an it will he
.t hip. llil‘itit‘ in tho t'\’t'lir<lttll of llll‘
New Haven :outl lino-t»
‘l'itr lillttllltl nod Mlllilt'. whit-it ll vou-
trolivti ii) iii" Now littwn loud. tiiiitii
lo pass-"litt'titntlt lirnllioiittro. \‘t-rtitont.
owr ilto t'onlittl \‘oituont irrtninrti, lint
tho t‘tvutral Vermont in wartitlr rou-
ttestlttg lilt' irratttiut: of ntll'ii iw-iittlr
hil‘ll ht tint il‘fiilliflllllt', rimming mitt
liit‘ Nt-o‘ How-it Hind lit trying to tort-r
it out as no important New England
freight ntitl primal-tiger entrivr.
The Vermont loltiilialurr- hits
sou-rill iiwtrintza on ”W question of
tho liruttlohm'o tortuinnis ’l‘hrro lit a
email strip oi tunii liotwot'n ilw hiil'
hillt's tutti the rln-r in liritttiohoro it.
is tin» divisional point for the ”mud
‘l‘rtitilt‘u root:- to Now \‘orh via New
lAintloii. It will aim) iwnin important
point in tho proposed tool» from PI‘OVL
donor to the twin riu liil' tli‘itiid 'l'i‘iiiiit
(‘rtnmlian lines. The tour of tho lll‘l‘fl~
out and the future lorinlnuin lilt'l't‘
loin. in tho almpi- of tin ititit-itiit-ti hill.
hum omuittl to the Boston and Maine
road. whlth lit toulrolletl liy iiit'. \tiw
littwu road
it iii thin tthith ntnitt-rl the light in
\ortnont Sumo run that President Mel-
ieti of the New Haven road t'ifll corner
the Vermont situation and reduce the
Central Vermont road to a more local
line. i! thin nltnuiti ho the result It iii
said the Grand Trunk will he driven
into it hergain with the New Heron
road by which the latter will be in run-
not of tho New England torritory
What the insult will be lit ii nutter of
t onjet'i urn
RAILROAD DUES T0 RECOVER 0N
BURNED CARI.
A somewhat untuuutl stilt returned
to the iiiiporlor court in that of 0m
New Haven road dfilllifll the Willow
uompnny. Ditmituoit or
H.500 are claimed.
The defendant roiiiiiany opt-retell
n dairy in Shelliolti. Motto. In August.
1902. the road agreed to build a spur
ll‘ttt‘lt train its main line on tint limit
division to t'oimat‘i with the,
”\I‘I'
hold
9. .. n...-
dairy.
it won stipulated iii the agreement
tltiit the defendant would tit: liable on
any damage trout tire to the railroad
property while it tune to tutti by the
defendant. ‘
On May 5 will. the railroad limited
trim empty Might corn on to the aide
truck for the tile or the defendant. end
into that M in the our: were burned.
.llIVilll rs t tint from o blue in one
of tile hull l I of the dairy plant.
it to at the Mamet refund
to any for:
tit Venmortr
“ lliiilliillii__iiiiliiiti.
John Erickson.
Work Won remitted here Monday to
John Erickson of the death of his tath~
or, .Iaroti h‘rirknou. at the hour» at his
daughter. Mitt. William iiortr. San
lilo-pro, t‘nl, Ml‘. i‘llll‘kltill was one oi
tho that rottitleiru ot lioitédici Farina.
Eton Nor-walk. and lvtt tor California
ithout three months into lie leaves it
iiUli. .loltit hit'lckstnt. East Norwaik; it
tintttthtvr. Mrs. William Borg. iu Ctiii
turnin; it stator, .ilrn. Fred Slain-ii.
South Notwitlit and three grantll‘hlid
ton Mrs Chill ,l-itt. Uiitor Erloktttm
anti \iiini BonliWI’li‘ of California
.‘v—m
Mn. Jehiel Rockwell.
Sarah l~‘.‘., nit» o! Joliloi "(it‘th‘lL or
littlrtollohi, «lit-ii suddenly at her tintin-
tin-re yesterday. The remains tit-to
thought to Norwaik this morning or
Funeral lllrot tor Without. The nor
their will he ill‘id from tit-arr Episro»
pttl Ch\ll‘\‘il M i o’clock on Saturday
tittrrtioott and the interment will lol-
iow lit the Smooth cemetery, .Slre.
Rockwell was well Itttmrn in Norwalk
and the new of her death romex its a
lim'ilrllltl. Silo was about tir'i Mullet oi
I‘D.
Funeral oi Michael Hines.
‘l‘lto rum-mi ni‘mnm-i Hliit‘li was
iii-id this intll'uiiix Ii 9 o't‘iorh trout
St. .ioeepli‘ii Church. “or. lir. Unm-
iutn umi‘iiiit'ti Titt- pallbearers were
’l‘hottiait Veda», ward and Rtrhiird
Creator. Thorium ynoldii. Harry and
'l‘ltotttiui Smith, tun t‘ittra Blehuttit
rendered anion, Ate Mario and Cat
vary. interment took piano in St.
Morr'tt liontetery.
funeral of mu Lockwood.
The funeral ol‘Holen Amelia hooli-
wood, who died in Westport. will in-
hold from her into home in Park
street. tomorrow utter-noon I! one
o‘clock. Rev. Jones Benton Werner.
of (intro Clint-emit“ Mellie rind the
interment will (allow in the Nornlit
cetnotery. The «wires are to he
utrlrtli‘prirattt, ’
W
Funeral of John D. Nun.
'I‘lte thl‘l'lii Itlfl'ltlt‘h over the re‘
mount of John D. Ninth. oi' Westport
«rotate. will he held tomorrow attor-
iimm at 2::tti o‘t'locit tutti thin mmlltiri
will he lutermd its. Weston. Mn was
it member of Coeltenoe tribe i 0. it
M and it detention will attend trout
tliltt lodge.
W
Funeral oi Harry l. Burns.
The funeral of thirty 1. horror. at
Sllvortnlne. we: hold yenttirdto' ulter-
noou from hit it e In thot niece. and
not. o. Emit it t r calcined.
members or the alumnae huettell
teem acted u petitioner-ii and the no
:ermetit we» he'll» Silvertnhie «me»
cry. ,
"Mi 0' M
“L ,
" int T tor.
”idiot
it. an”
m
one will William“! ,
in '- ,
Mu ill lite smut
John G.‘Baur
. m»... ....~. A
Norwellt’s Leading Dry Goods Store
has. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
Pre-InVentory Sale
Underwear
\‘arloutt broken lot». out all sizes ol‘ all kinds. hut some ttlzon oi some kinds.
.
MEN’S FLEECED LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes. regular .‘itii- qunllty. now .............. 37‘./2c
A number of t-tlzott WHITE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, formerly am. now .................. (WI/gt:
LADIES'WVHITE MERINO VEBTS AND PANTS, mostly tillliiii sizes, formerly The and 500., now ......... 25c
LADIES' WHITE AND GREY‘MERINO VESTS AND PANTS, t'oi‘titet'iy Tint: itittl $1.00. new ........... 50c
LADIES' ONEITA UNION SUITS lutll‘ ill‘il‘t‘l l‘orntorly 5|, 515.0, 81.73 prop...“ “mp“ _______ 50‘;' 75c. 88c
tCHlLDREN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. various odd lots. i'ormrrlr lilr. now _______________ 9 ...... 25¢
N... _ . ”wwwm..-» WM-.. «~_W..._t mm.~.....m_wm..www-~__. _. ...... ,. .,._ . _ __
a
CONNEALLY
& BRACKEN
Boy's’8tGirls’
i
H. Krieger & Co.
Come to Our
E v e r y D a y
‘lt will Pay You ~— You won't be dis-
aimplored in the Bargains:
. we are giving
Coatszz Suits
and Waists
are the Leading Spoclalties dur-
ing This Sale
All Sizes and Styles
r ....... a... ......
G'pNNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
rt iivaeomorou eraser,
scorn NORWALK.
, TELEPHONE m4
INVEST-
6‘70 MENTS
Fire year First Mortgage (told
Coupon liottdii.
lntorottl payable semi-annually.
Strong local lndorsementa hull
retereneea.
Full porttrnlitrri
COIURN AND HULL.
94 Washington at.
South Namath
Our Men’s Clothing
Department
started to move as soon as the doors
were opened. Meir seem to have an
eye for Bargains as well as the
women. IiiCOME EVERY DAY
and save money on your purchases
Tel.“ 3144
»- ”eve—M
Wm”...
Delicatessen
of Quality
(live on a trial and be oonvinred.
Fonnorty o. Futurism.
"‘ Tel me. RAILROAD live. i ,ramcii
m L ' M... m... i utmost sitters.
r ' ' 3 mo
Formerly 38.00
D
WMDHT'I rum: Limo
unoenwntt
Tile
:1 and It lit) grades
IHOKIN LOTS OF SUIT. AT
”.00
were 312 to m
Norwalk Chronicler