‘l K ‘- . wit ‘3’ ‘t- ' y‘v‘r in“: g V
Willie Bed Spica . '
shall also. trim with art corners,
at 1.00. ‘ ;
Also complete assortment of am
and MamiilemQullts. from 75o
coats, suits, girls‘ and women's cloth-
ingfiiur costs, etc., will dad that ii.
.Krleger at Op. are oiiering very at-
.tmtl've ones. '
Theb‘errll Cost 00. is littering
Those looking for bargains in over-
to $3.50.
MAHAcKliillO about. .aLocK.
. scorn aoawmr
" Hills“
l-vq- .. -.~.-—...- ..
Horace R. Nash battering his entire
stock of oak cylinder stoves at rock
bottom prices. .
There will be a meeting of the
Bilcklngham Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, this .evenlng, in the Post
rooms in Wall street, but nothing‘of
special importance is expected to
c e before the meeting.
iiig Socialistic meeting tonight.
'Charles .1. Cattery. of South Union
avenue, the well-known trolley con~
ductor. who has been ill for some time
at his home is slowly improving. His
friends may expect to see him out of
doors the very first warm day.
Mrs. James Pryor. of Holden avenue.
has gone to Meridon .to spend the re-
mainder of the winter with her daugh-
ters and with other relatives. Mrs.
Pryor isra frequent visitor in Moriden.
having a number of relativcs ill that
place.
~Soit Hats, Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Companions of the Forest of Ameri-
ca. Star of Columbia Circle, No. 253.
served supper to 200 guests, at their
rooms in the Mystic Chain Hall. Wash-
ington street, last evening. The com-
mittee netted a neat sum to turn into
the treasury.
Sergeant and Mrs. Thomas Leather-
land. of Grand View avenue. are very
quietly celebrating the anniversary
of their marriage today. They were
wedded in Nottingham, England, tvvoll-
ty-one years ago. They are receivinx.
the congratulations of their many
friends.
——lireakfast on time. .ieddo from
Raymond Bros.
Edward McAllistcr. of l-larbor ave-
nue, went to Danbltry yesterday morn-
ing to attend the month‘s mind mass
at St. .loaeph‘s Church for his father.
John ’1‘. McAllistcr. who died in Don-
hury at his home. The mass was
largely attended by the friends and
relatives of the deceased.
Orders have been issued from the
oillcc of tile atiiutant-gcnerai giving
tables showing the result of rifle and
pistol firing ofthe Connecticut. Na-
tioaal Guard during the past year. it
also describes when and with ,what
uniforms the United States insignia.
When awarded. should be. worn.
kilowatts, Derhies. O'Brien.
Euro Rebekah Latino, 1. O. 0. PL.
will hol a regular meeting this even-
ing in their hall in Washington street.
at which time the oillccrs will be in-
stalled by District Deputy Fannie
Crockett and staff. Meeting called at
7:30. installation at 8 o'clock. Refresh
mentalwill be served. and a social hour
enoyed afterward.
ll‘rank Van Buren had more trouble
yesteyday afternoon than he know
what to do with with his, automobile
in‘Water street. For some unknown
reason the car would not start, but af-
ter vigorous cranking. Mr. Van Bu-
ren managed to get the miniature
Ford going again. The engine was said
to have been cold.
Henry B. ~Valicant. of South Union
avenue. who was completely worn out
from hid gasps studies at the. High-
land 1"th ’_ paratory School for
“ ' hat after the examine:
- d to give up and go
‘ a. . plotely recovered his
health. the relief of his aum- .
crous frlqn .. The Norwalks.
—-Whoi‘e to buy Oranges. Grape
Fruit. Figs and Dates. Nuts and Mala~
so Grapes 65 Washington 31.. Ma-
haokemo tel Block.
An row Leary. the Railroad avenue
no solar, has completed a number
of‘.hanges at his place of business.
which are certainly great improve-
ments. The window display at one
side has been removed. and in its stead
a counter has been installed. which
permits or much more'room. He has
purchased a new cigar case. which he
has stocked with choice brands for
the delight of smokart.
The improvements in the Norwalll
mafia} hate been completed. The
not!
[flat in: rovemont and is demonstrat-
v «5 daily.
earthen -
house In wmmrsbx.
' ‘ There isLit-
tie Excuse
for you not enjoying the good eye-
sight you had years ago. We can
make you see if you have any vis-
ion left. We employ Ocullsts to ex-
amine eyes. .
THAMER
‘ tician
armrest)". - - cons.
Open’ Monday & Saturday Evenings
{dew into the corridor is a
i to Bolshoi George D. Russell ltll
The window . makes it.
pdoaihle to look from the onion of the
hotel to lilo-main corridors“ into the
«tilting .... ‘ . as well as into the small
front molt the west side of the odi-
lid. The new hard wood floor is a
astfimprovement over the linoleum
“311:: fglimorly“ ropeflhm itfi
‘ . w to punish ewn<
; While appearance of the of-
pod times better, and Colonel
re than salt-lied with the
not Ths‘tirranlomeat
lightly o and. at
overheats. he dosh
‘ iltlons “with the
, utter-match tho
I he tab" ”the place.‘
illG
(fiasco. mar ally-wagi-
a your rapist. ‘ t,
‘,.
mow—.ua ._......« ”tow-«Mn... m.-. m"... . .w. i
Carborundum‘
NOW IN THE. WINDOW 0F
CHAS. E. DOW
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
W‘
is made at Niagara Falls in the
largest Electrical Furnace in the
world, power being obtained
from the Falls themselv a. it
is taken from the turn on in
great lumps of diamond-like
crystals. These have all the
sharpness of diamonds and are
nearly as hard.
Carborundum' ~
is used as emery formerly was
”for making wheels for all
kinds of shop grinding and
Sharpening Stones for All
Purposes
Razor Hones. Combination
Stones. Axe Stones. Oil Stones.
Scythe Stones. Knife Sharpen»
era. Oil Stones in Wood Boxes
and in Aluminum Boxes.
Cut Prices on
Dressers ‘
Regular $19.50. at .............. 317.00‘
Regular $17.00. at .............. $14.25
Regular $16.00. at .............. $12.00
Regular ”1.50. at .............. 09.25
$16.50 ouaareaslyoax cmrroafi
13m.“ } ._. ........ mass
s. K. "transport causal-Alisa
r. A. Missal.
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND men are).
poawsLK. court.
—--—-
found in the E. M. F., FLANDIRS.
2 and 4 passenger, and » AX"
WELL.
The new 15. M. h‘. Roadster will
~the Madison Square Show.
For Show Tickets ash;
Auto Company.
Phone 1120:
r. A
fresh 3 _
"1 mined iconic! ‘ihoébest‘varleti‘oil an " f ‘ ‘7 ,'* ‘ ' "
fillet have stood the test of time. ‘
'ro cLose our OUR LiNE or PARLoll srovaa AND
HEATERS, we save MARKED THEM? FROM so To to
has czar. mastow REGULAR PRICE.
The'A. J. Collins Company
IOUTH NORWALK.
‘12-‘18 NORTH MAIN STREET
is WALL eraser
0.15. Jackson
opticl an
Everythingin the-Optical Line
Eyes ' Examined Free
-= arraaoi—
Merrill Night 3 SChool
It has helped others
It will HELP YOU
South Norwalk
Port Chester
Wm Mm...”
Our Butter is second to none, in The Norwalks. We guarantee it to be the best
market produces. Always sweet and wholesome. If you are not buying of us now; he
a pound or so sent home and. give it a trial. Other low prices at Beckmann’s.
MONARCH OATMEAL. a-pound package for ..... ...... .. . . . . . .,. ..
to pounds FINE GRANULATED SUGAR for ............ .. .................. 5 A
CASTLE HAVEN BRAND TOMATOES. No. 2 size can ............ . ......... . . was
PURE LEAF LARD. 2 pounds for ..... ........ 1. . . . . . . . ...... . ..................... as
MAGNOLIA OR CLOVER BRAND MILK. can ......... ............. ......... ....r
BECKMANN‘S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. 1-2 pound
EXTRA PINK STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea. . .60: l as Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coffee.35c.
50 Stamps with l lb. 8 ecial Tea ...... 50:: i 20 Stampmvjth 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee .......... 32p.
40 Stamps with 1 lb. C oice Tea ...... 40c 15 Stampa‘h'v'ith I lb. M. & J. Coffee ...... .. .301:
:5 Stamps with 1-: lb. Very Best Tea. . 30c 10 Stamps ‘with 1 lb. J. 8: M. Coffee ......... ado
so Stamps with 1-2 lb. Special Tea ..... 25c :0 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee . . . . . .25;
GEORGE EHRET‘S BEER. case ...... $1.151 S. LIEBMANN’S SONS' BEER. case. . .3: 5
CALIFORNIA CLARET. gallon ........ 90c! PORT 0R SHERRY WINE, gallon. . .51.”
Mono‘ ram Rye Whiskey. bet. .......... 90c! Gordon Dry Gin. bottle ............... Magoo
Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey, bot. ........ 85c 3 Booth's Hi 11 & Dry Girl, bottle ..... .... .goc
Green River Whiskey. bot. ............ $1.00 ; Italian or reach Vermouth, bot. ........ Goo
Hunter Rye Whiskey, bot. ............ $1.00 1 Black & White Scotch Whiskey, bot. . . .3115?
Kirk’spld Crow Rye. bot. ............ $1.00 3 Tetor or Club Cocktails. bot. .......... $1.6m
Canadian Club Whiskey. bot. .......... $1.25: Bartlett's Dry Gin, bottle ............... 75c?
Sherwood Rye Whiskey, bot. ......... $1.00 i Golden Crown Gin. bottle ............... 1
A. F. BECKMANN
PHONE
83 A 86 WASHiNGTON 31'.
&C
ome Here
this week expecting to find little lots of goods
marked way below cost to close.
Belts. Ncckwear. Children‘s Underwear.
Ribbon Remnants. Laces. Embroidcn'es. Etc.
A visit to the store may mean quite saying
for you on just the ‘my thinga‘ou.” I g ‘ "
‘ The N. 1:. Ryan
88 Wuhinaton Street
Norwalk Branch Office of“ " ”i
The Evening Sentinel
Big Automobile Valile
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMS. WWLY 0 ‘ MONTHLY PAYMENTS
F. E LOCKWOQD 8i CO.
. so We" Stout—(Phone) Garage Water Street. Hamill. Goon.
have its first public appearance at
Norwalk Consolidated
i" ‘9. pi
it'lry:
Stephen Bella. ‘
No. 29 30. Main St. ........ ilih- '
Emma A. lloutcn. ‘
No. on Spring St. .......... sat-12
Wm. .1. Casey. '
No. ilt' \l‘oodWll'd Ave. . . Bib
Richard L. Cobhrll.
No. in Washington St. ...... ill-i '
Mrs. John Dwyor.
No. 35 First St, E. N. . ..... 715-3
(illlg Green, ,
No. 102 Taylor Ave. ........ ail-6
Ferdinand l". Huck. '
No. 24 Second 81.. E. N. 773-12
Chester M. Heath. .
No. 2 West Main St. ........ 43942‘
Arthur S. Hill.
Highland Ave. .............. 937-6
Josephine Jessup. ‘
Rowayton .................. 939-1:
Miss Elsie l. Knapp. g
No. ii Riverside Ave. ...... 1145-12;
Harry Karts. i
No. 5 Benton St. ........... 412:8 :
iowo's Laundry. '
Railroad Ave. .............. 1‘90-
Edwin 1. Monroe. .
No. 19 Mechanic St. . ....... 1114 i
William Monro. i
No. l Chestnut St. .......... 6154
A. ll. Newman.
N0. 18 School St, N. .......ltltli-H
Miss Mac Powell. '
No.41 Plymouth Aw. N. 694-3 -
743mm l’. Russell.
No. 2 Burrltt Ave. .......... 1122:1‘
Chas. A. Sherwood,
No. 24 Holden Ave. ........ 1191-
Mrs. Chas. Stools,
No. 5 Union Park. N. ........ 7M
- Alphonso N. 'l‘horiault,
No. lti West Ave. .......... tiltiw
i.. V. 'l‘llthlll. ,
South Wilton .............. 39846;
"PLIASANT FRiDAY EVENING” TO-
NIGHT.
. .
l ls ran Lloirr ram
seven with. is vooa
Roost ell-so” ’lv'oh '
“eastgivrs no. 4,
i .t'w mi‘
anagram
at Cost:
‘ I g ‘ M: will
’ " otter, iii AND Lit oi,
own we as my. .
tuwflriolttwoivwm >~
Would show shutter com- ,
7 . - good fortune and scout;
W uh brill Maui.
Au
bath
to?
and Trillion
of M.
m
.otlr cousin amt.“ Dr. 0. r. Bertha»
:‘ws
«master» tloon lecture on "The Vet
‘ Vilma
. Todsvtll ,. .
wet.
on to minim": roll: t6 Wm
M ’ . “t
"i"? "Oar runni
hills that a it '
anmbuilttostshdaa,
it Auto straw by lam”
gwlllltsvs a, tar hum r of colored
fitment” and educational manner:
. l, :
huts. salary it. from
ilsgotistsd so i 2
hard day’s rain as
“ “has ham to refill
.‘H I
‘1“. , f.
THE TALK‘LIST GROWS. i
More New Subscribers Just Added to
the Telephone Directory.
Following is a list of new telephones
which have been installed since the
lslllilllg‘of the last list; out this out
and paste in the back of your direc-
Dr. Isnholcw to Give His Lecture on
The Far West.
”Nowadays when so many Americans
motor too a; to Europe instead of to
the Yellowstone Park or the Yosemite
Valley .u to My seldom that. the
chance is altered one to hear a true
and illlolwstlug account. and ill'litfl‘l i
mm of this great land of ours. it is a ‘
sniutoly unknown in the majority or
malty will its given every one to "us
total°lltaltihtttat°ttsrSpecial Sale for This W
of Mount Vernon. who is very
know ill The Norwallts. will mu
low
ll
it and the Format." Ho
"sitsss‘wilioll he ill am as lit a most
Mildew has traveled extensive-
W thawed and trusts his
A large audience is omen
’ t h l
' on! $0; the lectursjtiss I.
i sin a annihil- or so
tbs Va toxins {crawl}
, n '. fl m \.
i . it. amen. ' i 05.
rats lecture on “Yellowstone l’a'
still their" West“ is the mirth loci
in til "Pleasant arms livable .
course. No admission as is cits '
Jill M .
.1 8
'® Why Willi“:
Because we give our customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUES—PO .
and Counsou. Treatment. See what we awdoino for
you this week in CUT-PRICES and EXTRA STAMPS.
Very Best
‘Crcanlery Butter . -
at Cost
Ton
Lfi'Stamps with i lb. at ........ 40¢
10 Stamps with 1 lb. at ........ 50:
all Stamps with 1 Hi. at ........ 60c
EXTRA snaps WlTH Teas ANB corpses ‘
. 13°"ii'a'm *- '
25 tamnswt 1 . ’
:0 Stamps with 1 lb. sin.
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana
1:» Stamps with 1 jar Smoked Beef
at ......................... Be
1;“. Stamps with i bet. Chili Sauce
at ......................... 25c
lil Stamps with 1 pkg. Jelly Pow-'
der at ..................... 10c
10 Sianfils with I can 0. l). C.
EXTRY‘ STAMPS WITH GROCERIEB
Prunes. each ......... .a
10 Stamps free with 2 cans ‘
each ................... ‘,.-
to Stamps with 1 pkg. Starch 10 Stamps free with 1 can
................... ......10o at ., .
Cut-price Specials
- .. w. a.....m..-.w...._« - w. .. ., tux—“Nut.” >‘ v ‘w w- ... ”.mw.
00962“;
cansKaroSyrupior
aykindbf Pancake Flounapacksges
lg Granular
ripple. Coley. Sweet room and rims: "
'2.» some mitt" f '7':. _
Raisins, 3 plugs. for ......... ass Pinupplo. a can
(luld llllsi. large pklt. ........ lilo Prepared Mustard. a bottle
lona Peaches. n can .......... 10o Cutilsrboap. a cake ' ..... ...
8i) .smps with 1 large can Bale 26 Stamps with 1 bottle;
in. Powder at ...... . ..... .lOe tracts 31W...
THE BRiAlli Iii Elli
. 139 WAIHifiOTON IT" SO. NORWALK. .
Deliveries It” a. m. and cm is. m.
c‘ek
llccanRedSaimonior........ .....
laciarol'jamfor.................. .....
per dozen ..........
massinr................ ...........
“Sitting hrs not letting Itlllltll
”ii'wmil holistic” out the
~ . s '
mi“ ‘
sou-rs Meow
15 Stamps free with 7
Soap ...................
15 Stamps free with 1 on
coo ............
10 Stamps toe with 2 '
t..artswlo!"fl‘
prove more attractors. or if m
, . landlord won't do this tor roll.
Norwalk Chronicler