Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 20, 1911 · page 8

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“OUR BILL or FARE.

In our, him today may be found
a line lot..wl.ireahly mined Coal.
including 'Jeddo. Highland. Hazle-
ton and Old company's Lehigh
Goals. also Free-burning Coala
that have stood the test of time.

Our Coal iaell true to name and
‘antlia not misrepresented in any
particular. ,

Full portions. prompt service.

 

 

What'a'your order?
CAN ALWAYS

Yof- our

auger tuna... Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS

 

AT KLL DEALERS l .

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER

A New Market

in charge of. a competent man. has
been opened at :i llouton Si.

Round Steak (5 lbs. or more). . . i0c lb.
Porterhouee Steak (5 the. or more)
120 lb.
Sirloin Steak (5 In or more). .12: lb.
Pot Rout (5 lba. or more). 8 to 10: lb.
Iy elngle pound, 2c more pound
All trash y.oung llntilo heel

REMEMBER THE ADDRESS

3 Benton Street

 

 

 

Delicatessen
of Quality

Give hit a trial and be convinced.

J oh‘n .G. Baur

Jermrly a. Friadrleh'e,

'r'ol area.

At Rainer Bakery

You willilwas'a lind 'Dellciona Home-
made Bread. Wheat, Rye and Oatmeal;
(lakes. Cookies. Plea, (ll-tillers, etc.

Sandwiches, salads. Cullen. «to. for
parties on reaeonnhie notice.

SPECIAL.

Have you tried our Molasses Layer
Cake? Butter cream or chowlato t-nr-
ulllol filling. Give us a trial order.

220 E. Washington St.

Phone 506- -5

Sharon Building

RAILROAD AVE.

 

 

: With every tien‘e Suit ol Overcoat a

Dress Suit
Case

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OMORROW. will be one Grand “Big Day
in our store—«no doubt about it The
public always responds liberally to our 1
Sales. If you want to save as strong. l

ly as you need to save, this is certainly
your BIG CHANCE

OverCOats

Suits
Women’s

Shoes -
8. Girls’ Meats Poultry, &c

Clothing .7. '

Fur Coats
and Fur Sets
As A CHALLENGE

to Every So-called Sale Now Going on,

We Offer Our Goods and Guarantee
Ihem to be Cheaper than

av.‘

for the Same Anibunt of Money

4

All our goods are marked in plain figures

no there can be up deception. A child may buy from tie with as much

Nothing Charged During Sale—-— and
Plenty of Bargains for Everybody

safety as a grown person.

Other Stores Sell . .

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ORDER OF‘ NOTICI‘M.

“an

Dietrlct oi Norwalit. as"
Court. January 19. A. 1)., Hill.

in the matter of Harry D. Hall. at
Norwellt. in raid dletrict. an incapable
person.

Whereas. written application hea
been made to this Court by the con
narrator oi the aeld Harry I). lloyi.
praying. {or reasons therein aet forth.
for an order author-i ng antlem
Pi'in‘ him to sell cart in real oetate oi
hia eald ward.

Ordered.
heard and determined at the Probate
()liico in Norwellt. on the 27th day of
January. tilt. at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
in all nereone intimated thereto by
publishing this order in e new-paper

That said application he

having a circulation in said district. at we...
least five deya before eald day oi

nearlnl
HENRY W. GREGO‘IIY.
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‘ ‘ trlct or Norwellr. aath united

Probate i
Court, January PA. A. 1)..

In-aned.

 
 
 

d Court. January It, A. 11,1 ilill l.

llllilt their claim for «room

mu mutt
«tine. Wining? m' a
901'“!er

.Y.~.m

[tilt limit

SOLVENT NOTICE.

 

 

llietriut of Norwellt. n. Probate

I‘Jll.

Estate of Emily l'erdoo lllahrow,
.ai to or Norwelkhln eeld district. de-

The Court of Probate lor the Din
lrict ol‘.Norwnilt. hath limited and
allowed all: months from the date
hereof tor the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their oleime tor eettiementt
Those who neglect to present tholrl
accounts. properly attested. within
laid time. will he doberrod a recovery.
All poreona indebted to «aid Relate
ate undiluted to make Immediate pay
mont to

M. CLIFFORD P DEE.
113 20 it? xeeutor.

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District of Norwalit. allu Probate
lilatate or lion: in Taylor. late or
heaven in call! die Iriot. «called,
The dour-l at Probate for the “on]-
d‘ a
lowed ale meant from the date erect
tor the creditors at said eatete to ea-

. Immature would he released from at

 

can
to prevent their

inf-WWII“!

‘ "entermr’cmé’

Time Deye' Truee New On, White
Man Members Go to Their Home
Al. ANY». LY... Jen 30.4fm quiet

that enveloped Capitol Hill today was

a marked chap min the loverieh at

moephero that tilled lagieletiro

haila tor the put. two waoka. Interest
in the contaet for the United limos

Beuatorehlp la mainly outeide the an

eomllly chamber were both branches

of the legislatu eat at noon tor
their third lolht lint. Whild plots
and counterploteiinay continue in ho
tel mute and lolihlea. the general be
llat wee that there would he no

"break" towarde any one candidate

with next Week 80 l'er an open var

fare in concerned. there wee every ovl
dance of a three tley truce.

Speaker ltrlebie oi the Aeeelnhly
eeid that thie understanding prevail
all when thirty or more memhare oi
both hope" got leave to go home until
Monday. It was expected that other
leading tomorrows melon by the
new prooeee g. purine.

FAllI'lILD. , WHY VAL! MIN.
rm to tail Wham at Yale llv.
the la eeutheweelera connection are
extreme.“ the’ glottal banquet oi the
Alumni “loci"

'et “flirtyvigg club. in Bridge

t. , 'l‘ueed av event .Jan 34. when
one» and

 
 
 
 

 
 

firmer-er. ie item

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Norweilt'a Leading Dry Good: Store
N08. ‘3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

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Pre-Inventory sale"

Underwear

\‘arlous broken loin, not all sizes of all kinds. but some sizes of some kinda.

' MEN’S FLEECED LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all Illlell. regular 500 quality, now .............. ”Vac
A number of fillet! WHITE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERB, formerly 500, now ............. Q. . . .37I/ae
LADIES' WHITE MERINO VEBTB AND PANTS. mostly entail sizes, formerly 750 and We. now ......... 25:

I LADIES' WHITE AND GREY MERINO VEST! AND PANTS, formerly 75c and $1.00. now ........... 50o
LADIES’ ONEITA UNION SUITS half price; formerly Si. $1.50. $1.75. Present prides ......... 50c, 75c. at:

now .250

CHILDREN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, various Odd lots. formerly 100,

 

 

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Legs of Best Spring Lamb 12‘/2c
Leg of Mutton " llc
Pork' Roast . . 15c
Best Shoulders 12%.c
Rib Roast of Beef 12‘4c
Prime Rib Roast of Beef 1‘5c
Pigs’ LlVCl' . ' .' SC
'Calvcs’ Liver . . .12‘40
Beef Liver; . .' Sc
Skinned Back Hams . 15¢
Sperry 8: Barnes Hams... 318c
Sperry 81 Barnes Sausage 12hr:
Home-made . Sausage 15c
Fancy Fowl . 200
5 -lb Roasting Chicken, iba 22c
Fancy Geese , . . 15c

SPECIAL for SATURDAY ONLY
Fresh Native Eggs, doz. 33c
Fancy State Eggs, doz. 25c
Twenty-lire Sweet Oranges, 25c
Fifteen Extra Large Sweet
Oranges for . 25c
Fancy Grape ., Fruit, doz. 40c

in Line «0i 3.; Fresh Killed
Turkeys and Capons. Celery,
Lettuce and Sweet Potatoes

Beers Brothers Co.“""m

_ nouivo'r Ll OLO'PoTL. '
The Round Table CtuhnottNot-walit”
teat leet evening at he Quarters in
Wall street. and tat-enacted mm rel one [m a,“
mature at Important heathen. Ar- 13me is.

haematite for the any. The Late Mr 1
once, which ielo given in Heart a They are:
'flllltfll on the evening: at li'eltntary

57th were com -
‘,The drain tor the pool tourna-
lace and the that thatch

neat tool:
to the poo) moment. the rating i‘crt

 

 

Namath“
Weatpon

 
 

 

Town clerk

 

 

 

 

N iAll I; Path? ”atelier a were
aw or a whom a
5th. by William 1‘. Mill .alue‘tlce

 

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, ' heron“,
with hat received the
iolewing marriage licence from out-of»
town. two coating from Stamford and
port The two troll

iaet new. but the
Bridgeport one ie one of last month'e.

 
 
 

Edward Reece. a chat. or Nomei‘i’t‘.

 

new OILEA'na one expoamon.

WASHINGTON, Jen. zo.~sy‘ a rote
of nine to six New Orleans was selec-
ted today hylhc House Committee on
Expositions as the alto for the Panama
t‘anai Exposition in 1915. The bill giv-
lng recognition to New orieene wee re
ferred to a sub-committee for alight
irhangea. it is expected an appropria-
llion will he graltiod

 

 

CONNEALLY

& BRAC KEN
, novs'soirls:
High-cut

fines and Styles

courtesan

ANDV'T

 

Ladies’ Elissa Calf
BudanSlloes

coooveen wen, renov wmo

TIP. AT $2.75. ‘
Sizes 2 to 8%. Widths C A D

- Max “LEVY -
ll, WAlammflllf .IIDOI

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'rnenen
FLANNIL were
$2.00
Formerly 83.00

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

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