OUR BILL OF FARE.
In our bins today may be found
1 including Jeddo. Highland Hazle-
ton and Old Company‘s Lehigh
VVCOals. also Free-burning Coals
that have stood the test of time.
i I ,. A Our Coal is all true to name and
[V w and is not misrepresented in any
particular.
Full portions. prompt service.
What's your order?
MW... mm..-. ..-_.._... ._...
YO w arm
Roger Ludlow, Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
B; J. REYNOLDS
MANUIL‘Ae'runEII
A New Market
in charge of u competent man. has
been opened III :2 Benton St.
Round Steak (5 lbs. or more). . .106 lb.
Porterhouse Steak (5 lbs. or more)
12c lh.
Sirloin Steel: (5 lbs. or more). .12c lb.
Pot Rblst (5 lbs. or more).8 to 10¢ lb.
By single pound. 2c more pound.
All fresh. young, native beet.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
3 Bouton Street
Delicatessen
of Quality
Give us ll, trial and be convinced.
Jelm G. Baur
Formerly G. Frledrloh's.
Tsl 372-8.
w...” ...._._. -._ ..
FREE'
With every Man’ 3 Suit or Overcoat a
Dress Suit
Case
will be given away free of charge dur-
lug this sale.
Gottlieb’s
7 8: $10
11 NOB!!! MAIN ITREIT.
RAILROAD AVE.
Blytott‘ 8t Co.
Halli, “no.
; u fine lot of freshly mined Goal, I
window for lull display“
the talk.
CONNEALLY
& BRACKEN
Children’s
SHOES
that Fit and Wear
our Children's Shoes lit better
and wear longer than the unit
nary, because they are not made
on stock shapes. but am con-
atructed on special lusts.
Exclusive lusts, special nntkes
and sizes not carried in stock
by any other store.
conngALLY
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEI’HONE 3634
A Sample Case of
‘Ladies’ Russia Cali
Button Shoes
GOODYEAR WELT. FANCY WING
TIP. AT $2.75.
Simon 3 In 1:14;. widths I‘ & ll
——MAX LEVY-
109 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Week’s
Break-up-a-Cold
Tablets
2’5c
SYRUP WHITE PINE COMPOUND
With Tanior Coughs and Colds
4-ounce size ................... 25c
W. F. WIGMORE BI CO.
DRUGOISTS
8 North Main 52., So. Norwalk
Large assortment of
Valentines
So to $2
VALENTINE POST CARDS
6 ior 250
W. A Briggerman s
Ststionerv Store
Donovan Ilook. 182 Washington It.
W- .. .. -wn-..”
IIIIIIrs IIIIIIIIIitis
cIIIcLIggIIIIIIrIIIIIII
Yesterday alternoon. at Hillside. the
homo oi the Elizabeth Mold School.
.‘tilsII Brondllnxer welcomed the rar-
ioutt King's Daughthrn' Circles or the
town to an Informal talk by Miss laII
bel F.1lodd oi' the American (‘olloxo
tor Girls in Conutlntlttoplo Mitts Dodtl
III lll‘Olt'iiitOi‘ III‘ IIIIlIaotIIOgy IIIid liih|l~
1181 lltoratnro in the college and III
Hlli'lldlml. hot sabbatical year in this
country.
Mina Dodd RIIW' It delightfully vivid
account or present conditions in 'l‘nr-
koy and oi the work done tho-r0 by
Ammlcan teachers. Robert I" oliozt-
hail lll"i|l litally provided the best. Irsin-
lug for the men and now the callous
{III girls in trying to do the sumo thing
im women Among its 250 students it
numbers ’I‘IIIlIislI. (trash Per-ish.
Armonlsn. Russian, Bulgarian, French
and written girls. all In whom return
to Ihois own homes to sit! In spreading
knowledge and II hotter nnderstrndius
among the widely separated nst our
Mitts hood In so any sort fluent
finality: tall or onthusittsm and humor
or hearers were loth to let her sud
her “III and asked many questions
during the social hair hour following
yhvsslr so It minor hind sislast semi so.
' put-gs. All aspsslts on tin or out accounts,
Miss Dodd an nttmsroue
anecdotes Bot Turhlsh Ills sud customs.
33 SOUTH MAIN RTREET, COUTH NORWALK
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLEBB OF COST .
Ladiea' and Mlsses’ Suits, Coats. Skirts. Wolsts. Dresses. lI‘urs, It‘ur
Coats. Night Gowns. Petticoats. Silk Hosiery, Corset I‘DVers. and Cor?
aotu. We alter tree. Clearance Sale in both states.
515 Main 8L. Stsmiord 83 South Mstn so. South Norwslk
SWEAR BY IT!
We're tulkintt about Ituppert's
iloor. Swaur by it if you have
found—«us we believe-i ~thai it'II
II pulutuhle. pure and wltoleI-Iomo
heverngo for tublo and family
use. Swear ngttlnst It it it‘s not
as represented. Note that W0
loavo tho docislou in its luvnr
or to its discredit entirely to
you. Order a attitude can.» ot‘
ltupport's Luger. Ale or Porter.
and till in ridgllll‘lll.
aner 8t Flynn
sington st. Phone 642-1
11le1 Wu
illli lllilll tit
mom goon w“ a. “a it
supper me on ms at. w o
.. m... In
tsrlstsr nhi (lino
instrumentalist“
Court,
wood
WW...» I... .71...
Meats Poultry, 81c
Pork Roast, small loin
Small Fresh Shoulders
Fresh Hams . ‘.
Legs of Best Lamb
Leg of Mutton
Forequarter Lamb .
Rib Roast of Beef
Rib Roast Heavy Beef
Veal Cutlet . . .
Veal Chops . - . l‘
Veal Roast . .
Stew Veal . . 10c
Sperry & Barnes Ham 18c
Sperry 81 Barnes Sausage lZ‘éc
Skinned Back Hams . 16c
Fresh Eggs, doz. . 280
Twenty-five Sweet Oranges, 250
Fifteen Large Oranges 25c
Grape Fruit, .doz. . 40c
Cabbage, Potatoes, Lettuce, To-
matoes, Celery, Romaine, Cauli-
flower, String Beans, Horse ' Rad-
ish. A full line of Turkeys, Ca-
pons, Geese, Fowl, Roasting
“ , Chickens.
Extra Fancy fresh-killed
Broilers, per Pair
l4c
12%c
16c
12%0
110
10c
12%c
15c
18c
15c
12%c
$1.25
Homer S. Beers & Company
IUOQICIORB TO
Beers Brothers Co.“'i"°r’i°"""
”MM” ‘ Ionian
not
nonhuman and literature he cm
at! more easily
MIMill Mili Milli
3"” “Instinct akin
in 1" ‘ " upéBnfllIl'initowuitho as“.
so In: It
0:” mmm u tier arrest had its!
slum ’ '
“want“ «so hrouslntllotm .
lingo to am
III-t Pm it‘ll III-sits: . .l'IIIt
mm B ¥
early show» that Nuns hsd not).
than its would had tit s
point been clearly shown" asunder:
mum thst Vsm hstl struck him
with s We ob amnisflotlng the
«so out In his lhouldcr. Ilium IIIItIt
helicoptiin Hun II lmd Monitors
snow. charged
“:1“th III III. poses, which not
“I
”I
l
Mellon
Norwalit’s Leading Dry Goods Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Bargains in
Ladies’ Tailored Suits
THREE LOTS—REDUCED TO
$12.50 $15.00 $20.00
All the Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s COATS at Greatly Re-
duced Prices. Pony, Caracul and ,Coney Fur Coats at a
Big Saving-with two months of cold weather ahead
Four Special Lots' of slightly mussed or soiled White" Lawn and
Batiste Waisis. 75c, $1.50, $1.75, $2.
Also a Few white Net Waist:
at Bargain Prices
[Hill Mllilli
Slutt- oi (onlwttltut
Stamford. til-I t‘IIIIII ol l‘mlmtv, .~lIIII
unrt' :5. A. l). 191i.
Estate oi James Wood. oi llarlcn.
in said district. on lucnpithln Iwrson.
The oonnorvntor of said incapable
person having exhibited his account
with said «state to this court for nlv
inwuni'u. ii in
I’Irtlored. ‘I‘hnt Illi' ith day of Feb-
ruary. Hill, at it o'clock ioronoon. at
the Probate otilce in Stamford. he and
the snow is hurt-by assigned tor iho
homing on the allowance oi sold III)»
mum and Ihc nI‘I-mituttcv of the rosin-
nnttun (Ii said cumin-valor; and this
Ionrt dim-is that notice thereof im
git-HI iiy plinth-thing this order one» in
II upwnpnpot published and Inning II
t"lrt‘iil.‘ilit‘ili in this distrltt. at least
llYI- do)» before ttniti (lot of hearing.
and lIy mulling II rout of this ordor'
to Elizabeth “nod. Small it cod and
to each of the known Irtditors or sold
Ionics lt\‘.ooII at Hull present pincosi
of millions fisiwttluli III It‘iliil lite-
dam helm» said (hit of hearing.
CHARM-IS ll. l.(l('K\V(l0ll.
Judge.
Sili.i'l«2.'\"l' Norton,
lilstrtot of
District of .\‘ur\\nlh. as. l‘rnbuto
t‘mni. .innnm 2?. A. H. 1911
I‘Islutv ct itflizniuth 8 Crane. into at
Ntlrun’h. ‘u Milli illbll‘iil. Iioocusml.
'I‘Im I‘umr In l’rollair for the his»
lrii‘l It: Noru‘nik. built limited and ni-
luwod all months trout the dIItI- hereof
for thr- c ditors oi mid erran- to our
ItilIiI mm I'lnltnn rm settlement.
'l‘hotw “llii uefiim‘l to III'NNI‘II' their
ncmunts, {train I") IIIININI. within
will time. will Iti“ dobattod u recovery.
All Ill'l‘h‘illlfi indebted to said I-siuio lll‘i‘
rerun-strut In make immedialo pay-
ment in
.lAhil-IS I'Al'l..
Admmlstrntor
1'28 (I ll
INTEREST AND A
PRORATA SHARE iN
THE PROFITS OF
THE COMMON STOCK
OF THE COMPANY.
We nitrr It most desirable ian-nt-
turn! for thr- person Who does not
wish to lilH‘llI his sayings in stock.
rot “’li‘IIIN'i to take advantage or the
i-‘i‘lJ. EARNING POWER OF HIS
MONEY
tsis st tbs Option oi
6 ,0
the Holder).
Full l’IIrIiruiIIrII
COUURN AND HULL
94 Wsshinsion It.
00th Moment
'l‘ol. HM
ryu.~mw~%a
FIRQT MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS (eon-
vertthle into Rosi Es-
.~~.«~
\Vi i(,_,)'l’i
WI it )
In the
COAL TRADE I
Who buys oosl ht?
Who itsIIIilss cos rlshti
Who soils oust rim
Who Iisi lvsrs oosl rithti
«W. DOI—
Those on our smut potato.
“knows” III sssit disc’s wt:
WE IIIIE In"
III the g .
Con. mos
Need it RIGHT NOW?
)
1 Guns. than no have your
. huts. illlsd promptly with the
host cost you mid count.
0’
DOES IT PAY
To Read
Advertisements
DEPENDS
on whose they are —- if they are
OUR YES!
I assuredly
Read this one and see. We sell so as to keep on selling—4v:
set the pace. Time and attention here areiree commodities.
Do We Give Credit?
We
have thousands of good customers who are trading with us
Why of course we do. We even invite Charge Accounts.
on credit for years. Ask them it" they ever had occasion to
be dissatisfied. Just now we have made sweeping reductions
on all goods to be sold. Come. have them charged. and settle
your bill in weekly easy payments. What a comfort that will
be to you.
H.Krieger&Co.
Seventy-dive
Pairs of
Trousers
$1.85
Nous or those have cold for less
than $3.00, and many at well 50.
Sim up to I8 waist
t7», . . .
Are you in need or cost?
’l’hons your order to Harris
Norwalk Chronicler