8t BRACKEN
”v 'ouR‘iBlLL or FARE.
Boys’ 8: Girls’
High-cut ‘
All Sizes and Styles
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CONNEALLY
AND '
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
. In our bins today may be found
. a fine lot of freshly mined Coal.
. including Jeddo, Highland, Hazle-
ton and Old Company's Lehigh
Goals. also Free-burning Coals
that have stood the test of time.
Our Coal is all true to name and
' and is not misrepresented in any
particular. ‘
Full portions, prompt service.
What‘s your order?
CONNEALLY '
"The. Paris, Cloak 81 I Suit “V House.
as sourn underlines“. souro NORWALK
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLEBB OF COST \
Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Costs. Skirts, Waists. Dresses. Furs, For
Goals. Night Gowns, Petticoats. Silk Hosiery, Corset (.‘overs and Cor-
sets. We alter free. Clearance Sale in both stores.
Norivalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
516 Main at, Stamford
38 south Msln so. Booth Not-walk
ltTickles the Palate
of the man‘ who know good
liquors. Our famous old Chick-
en Cock has a flavor all its own
~~li delicious flavor that comes
from purity and age. You will
like this brand. and you will
like the price of $1.00 per roll
qulIl'i.
aner St Flynn
luxton St. Phone 542-4
138N1 Was
. .. COIVNI
I 'A P o l'. r ”on
Meats Poultry, &c
Legs of Best Spring Lamb 12%.c
YO with?” 832.21..”3’33’tt’2'
Reger Ludlow, Twin City —
Nugget or Little Gem
A Sample Case oi
Ladies’ Russia Calf
Button Shoes
AT ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
A GOODYEAR WELT, FAch.wmo 'b R f Be f 121
A New Market .. ,,_.., RI oast o e /2c
in charge of a. competent man, has , Si,” 3 to “ix, Md”... (- A} I. s 0
been opened at :l Mouton St. d" Prlme R‘b Roast of Beef 150
Round Steak (5 lbs. or more)...10e to. MAX LEVY .
Porterhouse Steak (5 lbs. or m1l'l2rce)'b “" .... Pi S, Liver S
Sirloin Steak (5 lbs or more) .lzc lb: “9 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE g ' f c
Pot Roast (5 lbs or more). 8 to 10:: lb.
8 single pound. 2c more pound
SOUTH NORWALK
Leg of Mutton llc
Pork Roast . . 150
Best Shoulders 12%.0
Al iresh. young. native heel
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
3 Bouton Street
w -m_~_~. L. a... m- -
Delicatessen
of Quality
Give lltsl a. trial and be convinced.
John G. Baur
.. L- 3..“ .M.-. . u...” ..
Week’s
Break-upa-Cold
Tablets
25c
With Tar, for
W. F. WIGMORE & Ct).
DRUGGISTS
8 North Mam St.. 80. Not-walk
SYRUP WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Coughs and Colds
4-ounce size ................... 25c
Calves’ Liver . ' .
Beef Liver . .
Skinned Back Hams . lSc
Sperry & Barnes Ham 180
Sperry St Barnes Sausage, 12‘/2c
Home-made Sausage ‘ 150
Fancy Fowl . . 20c
12%c
8c
I Formerly G. Friedrloh's,
Large assortment of
Valentines
So to $2
VALENTINE POST CARDS
6 for 256
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. in Washington It
TOI 872.3.
W...» M.
At Banner Bakery
You will always find lielitlouo Home
made Bread. Wheat ltyt and tintnwnl:
Calms, Cookies, l’los (‘rnlieln til.
Sandwiches. Salads. (lakes, etc,
parties on reasonable notion
OPECIAL.
Have you tried our Molasses Lari-r
Coke?‘ flutter cream or ohomlaie our-
amel filling. (lilo on u lllal otder.
220 E. WashingtOn St.
Phone 306- 5
RAILROAD AVE.
for
S-lb Roasting Chicken, lb 22c
Fancy Geese . . 15c
SPECIAL for SATURDAY ONLY
Fresh Native Eggs, doz. 33c
Fancy State Eggs, doz. 25c
Twenty-five Sweet Oranges, 250
Flatiron Building
FOR SALE
. . Witnevery Man's i-lIIit or Overcoat it
_ Dress Suit
tugs. Bargain to quick buyer.
(IMP’OHM)
46 WALL IT. NOIWALK
Eleven-room house in good condi-
tion, suitable for two families: wstor
Installed, one sore. barns sod outbuild-
H. E Demo 8. Son
Fifteen Extra Large Sweet
Oranges for . . 25c
Fancy Grape Fruit, doz. 400
Full Line . of it; Fresh Killed
Turkeys and Capons. Celery,
WWW...”
FROM WISE MIN.
w
"Case *
his grasp.
0r what's ll heaven tor?
s ”Browning.
For everything you burn missed
you have settled something else: not
thiammilmierson.
M.
Anon.
.. ..A,.L.~.am.m.msw. v
2... ~ .mm «M.-.—...m..-
Ah. but a man's reach should extend
for everything you gain you lose some
The world ill hold bank from true
progress not so much by the holiness
of but men. all by the obstinsey or
good men who have stopped xro‘winx. ....
Lettuce and SWeet Potatoes
. Beers Brothers Co.““~"rw3""
Westport
“fit?"fid’hfiiusnr.’ "‘ '
Armstrong iJrsxl. the well known
LiT‘l‘LI «slam it"fiustloe
Within the domain or the United
Titers were s number or pontiio from '
svlutnr. was dining with some family Silt” on till North American conti-
irisudn at. the Philadelphia Club in
his ancestral city A rstllel doubtful
aomnlimsm was paid Mr. Diesel on
his flying. and the young man nostlx
replied:
out republish. Mary W Hsseltlne
in Hornet"! II sine. the very nslne
oi titres of wit ch is known to but a
tow. How many Luminous at today
have heard. for example .of the com-
"Yon make me think of Vshno. tits mousing or Watson, which to 1772
Bond street beauty doctor. ‘A. ind? was orunissd nus independent oom-
Irom Gimmi- Squar- visited Wills. many to North Corinthians who tum
‘ on the also sold to hart" " 5. Ala-fission sud. descend
. "'Attor titres mouths oi out out. , o h tor the Tennessee.
mu. modulo. nobotr will W mouth in on items in the val
.gfis stills storm river! ”0:: my
* Wm’borthom Which
M which humiliation the
NW Milt! It
ifsnt there hsvo been divers ludsuond I
Wéfilt‘ltitiy- Mil first of till your.
Porcelain Lined. The Best Mods.
M...
l
Household Helps ‘
in the Bargain Basement
.lopnllned t‘nko lloxou ...................................................................... 29c, 44c. 49c
Jupunned F‘lonr lloxea, i-B .hng size ................................................................. 23c
.lnpanilell Sugar Boxes, hold 20 pounds .............................................................. 230
Round Wash iloilorl-l ................................................................................ 19c
IiiiIi’IiIlIZt‘iI Water l’nils. It! ounl‘l ................................................................... 13:
(links Lamps. eomplete ............................................................................ 17c
Hardwood Floor Mops ............................................................................. 29o
\\'ntorpt‘oui‘ (,‘lotlleo Line. .30 fret .................................................................. 19c
Suds flippers .................... . .................................................................. 8c
Nest Eggs ................................................................................ I ........... 1c
- Volcanic Blue Enamelled Ware
Wa rrsnted five years.
. . .lual, rel-elven n oompleir- line ot‘ this famous
I‘JIHHN'IPII Ware, in an endless variety of household arIiI-los. ~
INTEREST AND A
PRORATA SHARE IN
THE PROFITS OF
THE COMMON STOCK
OF THE COMPANY.
We offer u most desirable invest.
mom for the person who does not
wish to invest his savings in sleek.
rot wishes to take advantage of the
Pill. EARNING i‘tllt‘iZIi ('il.‘ ills
MONEY.
6 30 this at the Option of
the Holder).
i‘llll Pendulum
COBURN AND HULL.
94 Washington st,
South Norwalk
FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS (con.
vertlble Into Real Es-i
‘5 'I'l’il. ii l-i
IIIIIIIS Iiill IIIIIIIIS.
Miss Anon Morgen Smith.
After a rolnpm'nlivoly short illness!
with plwutnonla at her home. at 9i
i’ltiil strong. Nlli‘wzllh‘. Misti Alina Marv!
nun Smith, eldest daughter of the Intel
Morgan 1‘ and ('llIriI-sal t‘. Smith. lliell’
lIlt’i‘t‘ yesterday morning shortly in»
fore in o'rlorh h‘lw leaves a host of
friends. all of whom entertained the.
highest l‘l‘iilit‘t‘l for her and all roeonu
oil the lil‘ilt'h of Ili'r death with tilt-
most extreme sorrow. Mink Simith was
in Ill'r FIXIX'IIIIII ,Il-ar 3|“le survived
to one sister, Miss Clara Smith, who
lived with low at the Park illl't‘t‘l home.
The funeral sorvlvos will he held on
Tut'fidfl_\ lliiel'uoon. .Ilnilzli‘i 24th, and
will III' of a private IidIIII'I‘
Robert Wood.
Rollori Wood, n wr-ll-knnnn resident
of Host Norwalk, and for many years
sexton ot‘l‘riulty Episcopal I‘ilurrh.
died at the Nol‘wttlk Hospital, iliis
morning. lie had been there for some
time undergoing. treatment. Sonn-
Ilnlo use he took II poshion as sexton
of St. Paul‘s Church to Month. lie
was well-liked by N host of friends, and
the news of his lIt‘IIIII will he regret.
l‘tllly rtwolved He leaves time-ml ino-
thorsl Funeral arrangements have
not yet hoot. completed
Mrs. Silly E. Hoyt.
Airs. Sally E. lioyt died III the homo
of her daughter, Mrs, William M. Ark»
or. in Stamford. yesterday. Funeral
scrvlotm will he hold at the home of
her sister. Airs, George B. Yonngs, :irl
Orchard street, Norwalk. Wednesday
at 2:30 o‘clock, interment will be In
Norwnlk cemetery.
M
Loyos Lsnyl.
ioyoo lenyl. non oi Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Lenyl. died yesterday morning
at his home. ii:i Ely avenue. at the use
oi eight years. l-‘Ilnerai will he held
this afternoon at 2 o‘clock. from his
late homo. Rev. Stephen (‘lwrnlizky
OMI'IMIHR. Interment ill Si. Mary's
cemetery.
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Fugsrsl oi c. J. Dsztt.
The funeral services over the re
mains of the late Cornelius .lohn lie-
Wltt. of Wilton. were held this morn-
ing ill ill. Matthew‘s t‘hurrh in Wilton.
The services were very largely utietld‘
ed. the church being taxed to its llt-
most captivity. on lilo (localised had a.
large number of lrlends. who thought
very highly at him sod who attended
the funeral to pay their last respects
to their friend. The numerous and
handsome display of floral tokens
showed the host esteem in which Mr.
D'oWitt was held in the community.
and were certainly very beautiful
New York and quite a large number
from The Norwsilts who attended the
funeral. which took place It il o'clock.
It was an exceedingly simple, service.
the request of r DoWitt. Rev. C it
Merits. rector o the church. officiated.
assisted by Rev. Mr. H her. former
roster of the church. he remains
were taken to New York city today ,
tor interment in Greenwood cemetery.
by Funeral Dlrsotor Leanne -
mood. The pollinators were William
K. J. Hairball. ilsnr Thompson.
George W. Osdon our! lot? lilo
Anyway father can loolt tot-ward to
o. no: rim out be roman It) aim
“Worm
gain giving.
Are you in need of coal?
Need it RIGHT NOW?
'l’hons your ‘ortisr’to Harris
a (lens. thsnsnd intro your
bills tilled promptly with the
host‘ on ‘ you (IIIIIIG obtain. '
No nun: stews until he Isis out his
smellttis. *7-
I
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H. Kriegertk Co.
TONIGHT
Will be a Busy
Night with us
Every day seems to have been better
than the day previous.
.Iiundreds of men and women, will
happily remember our ten days of Bar.
No one who attended this
sale went out disappointed. ‘
Come Tonight and keep on coming.
We have plenty» of stock to choose from
at prices not to be duplicated by any
other concern in The Norwalks.
H. Krieger &Co.
Entire Stock of
Clothing Reduced
xenrly every Stilt or Overcoat
n “Benjamin."
$20 for $23 Stilt or Overcoat.
‘ 31! for :20 Bolt or Overcoat.
m for our In: and so; over. ‘
costs.
llroken lots of finite and Oven '
costs at $7 son .10. Were
Slit toils.
Norwalk Chronicler