OUR BILL or FARE.
' In our binotodey may be found
.mfine lot of freshly mined Coal.
including Jeddo. Highland. Hazle«
ton and Old Company’s Lehigh
Cools. 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?
CAN ALWAYS
YO BUY
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
maniac-runes
h-.. .._...,H .-.ww.~
A New Market
in charge of a competent man,
been opened at :l Ilouton St.
Round Steak (5 lbs. or more) .. .IOo lb.
Porterhouee Steak (5 lbs. or mere)
120 lb.
Sirloin Steak (5 lbs. or more)..12c lb.
Pot Rent (5 lbs. or more) .8 to 1°C to.
By sin'ls_pound..2c more pound.
All iresh. young, native beef.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
3 Bouton Street
has
Delicatessen
of Quality
Give us a trial and be convinced.
{John G. Baur
Formerly G Friedrich'e,
RA‘lLROAD AVE.
Tel 372-8.
vWiIll‘evory Man's Suit or ()verront a
Dress Suit
Case
ill be Blven. iton free or change our-
Gottlleb’
81 $10
A.“
. At the nockmsnn store there in u out
on week oil's sliiitink futili‘imittit some lilies»
. . it'll deposits on I‘liev‘i or did uncouth. _.
CONNEALLY
& Bracken
Children’s .
SHOES
that Fit and Wear
our Children's Shoes ill hotter
and wcur longer than lhc ordi-
nary. because they are not made
on stock shuncs. lull are con‘
structod on special lusts.
Exclusive lllsts.-snociai makes
and sizes not carricd in siouk
,hy any other store.
”Aw..."—
'CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
81 wasnmo‘ron smear.
sourn NORWALK.
TELEPHONE ass-4
Ladies’ Russia Cali
Button Shoes
GOODYEAR WELT. FANCY WING
TlP. AT 5275.
“Mills t' & ll
1“ WASHlNGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Sizvs L‘ to 6'3.
e. 5,...
Week’
Break-up-a-Cold
Tablets
25c
SYRUP WHITE PINE COMPOUND
With Tar, for Coughs and Colds
4-ounce size ................... 25c
w. r. Wicnons' a co.
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main St.. So. Nerwalk
THOSE HURRY ORDERS
are what no ln‘c-m We can till
thcln quickly and do (in ii.
'l‘hc man that burns our cool
smztlros the grelilesl heal H“
turn his moncy will buy.
Harris 8! Gans
’Phone 721
Valentines
'sc. 10c, 15c. 20c, 259, 35c, 50c, 76c.
$1.00, $1.25
A” Post Cards
6 for lie. 3 tor be. 2 for be, be such
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Ilook. m Wssiiiostsn It.
price sets on Maud 8 flour and adr
tor rloos.
”WUTH MAIN O'fllil‘l'.
GOUTH NORWALK
Clearance Sale at
Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats.
Coats. Night Gowns, Petticoats. 8i
sets. We alter tree.
REGARDLEBB .OF‘ COST
Clearance 8an in both stores.
Winter Garments
Skirts. Wolsts. messes. Furs. Fur
ll: Hosiery. Corset Covers and Car-
515 Main 8t., Stamford
as south Main 8h. eo'uin Norwelk .
§
SWEAR BY .lTl
We’re talking about, Rumiort's
Iieei. Swear in it if \‘ou have
Iouud~aa wa hollovc- ~tlnlt it‘s
, a palatable, pure and wholesome
beverage fol table and family
use. Swear against it if it’ll not
as renreaenicd. Note that wo
leave the dociniou'ln its term
or to its discredit. entirely to
you. Order a aarnnlo (’flrli‘ ot’
ilunport'ii halter. Ala or i’ortor,
and all in indulnont.
..._..._......
aner & Flynn
ulngton St. Phoyne M24
1391 Wu
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY-- 2 lbs
PORK CHOPS,
Homer 8. Beers & Company
SUCCESSORS TO
Beers Broth
V~_-
_ .. n..-“ ‘7
,-
25c
South Norwsllt
Norwalit
ers Co.
liiilHS iilll llililillil.
Henry Stevenson.
iicnr)‘ Htcvunson.
nincl. i'iillll dio'll on Sunday owning:
about lti'iiti o‘clock. Ho uns cxnl'tiy
i'lRlll-n\t' your» of ago and is nuriiwtl
li_\ his nil-I and «mu son, Edwin L.
Sicvcuson. The» funeral rcrvlcca are to
hc hcld tomorrow. ‘Vi’cdtwsday after-
noon mun his into home at l o‘clock.
and llci. (lcoruc ii. l‘lulloli, pastor of
the .‘x‘ol‘u'alli Congregational church.
will olilcinu- 'l‘ho Intcrnu-nt will take
illill'l‘ ioliowiun lhc atnhca ill iier
grown t'cmt-icl'l “valiant
Burriti Goodrich
ltlll‘rill (Inmirit‘ll. an l'nluntc oi lilo
l-‘llch llouw tor Snltiicrn a1 \‘oroton
Heights. illid‘iil lilal luntilution you
lcninl‘ No “as a lurivato oi ('tllllilfllU’
ll. Hiuciuth (‘onncclicul \‘olnulecr lnv
Ianirx and was Tl) walls. Inui- months
and ill dais old, “in romaine worr-
tnltcn lo ’i‘llonluslon. this morning, by
Punctul iliroclor (Icoruo ll. Raymond,
Ior aclriccs and lntclmcnl
ol‘ lhc Saul:-
Fuoersl of John O'Connor.
'I‘ilc funeral nertit‘r- for John tl't'ou-
nor was largely utlcntlcd this morning
Ii'ulu Si. .loacllll'a ('hul't'll. Silas (‘iul'n
ilii-llanll sung lhc .-\\_c Marie as an
ofl‘crtol'y. and also sang \‘t'i'l cl'i‘cctli'oI
ly lI‘al-c‘to Fact“. The Ilillllil'iil’ili‘h were
ucphoua of thc dot-cased. Sherman.
John and Albert O‘Connor and Hon
ton iicrnnrd The Iniormuenl was in
St, Mary’s cemetery. 'i‘horc wr-ro a
large number of floral trilnuoa.
W
Funeral of Aaron Grey.
'l‘hc funeral of Aaron (tray was held
o'cillordsr afternoon lrlilii the funeral
parlors of I"l‘t'iltli‘it‘k Ii. iinnunlt. South
Main street. at. 3 o'clock The Rev. I“.
ll. t'oloman olllcislcd. interment i‘ol-
lowed ill Riverside cemetery. The null
hearers wore Leroy Whocler. ilellin-
min Walling. l"l‘o(l Starr and I. i‘. lay-
lol‘.
- m»...
Funeral of Charles Schroeder.
'l‘hc funeral of Charles Schroeder
who died yesterday at the Norwalk
lioapilnl. will be held tomorrow. Wed
ncndny, morning at ll o'clock from the
undertaking parlors oi itsytnond and
Son in Main street and Rev. Jl‘runlt
David Torrey. motor at the Nor-walk
Methodist church will calcium. The
remains will he interred in Pine Island
cemetery.
Funeral of John 0. Fillow.
The funeral sorvhlcca over tho re-
mains or John 0. Willow. of West Nor-
wallt. were held from his into home
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
Frederick A. Coleman. of Trinity
church. emulated and the remains
ware interred in the Nnrwsllr Corrie
toll-y. The funeral was largely attend.
e
runsrsl M Chutes A. Reynolds.
The. tunersl. at Charles Amos lites“-
holds. at Adams venue; wllixtelte 913.08
Morrow. Wednesday situation from
their an: no so: his deceased
no. ll «moist:
to ”interment will to low in
cometary. “l‘lls tunnel will lisv
'80) o’clock. ”cw;
Miss ARNOLD. STILL MISSING
Ali Clues Fall of Locating New York
Girl
NEW YORK .ian Zli.wlics|liltI lin-
finding or a new line which indicntcd
that Miss .Iiorolh) Arnold. tho mission
heiress, contemplated a trip abroad on
the day oi hor disappearance, Francis
Arnold. lhlI young woman‘s Isiholr.
still maintains his lmlicl that she is
(loud. Today marks the and of the not»
until work of her mysterious tiisalI
liteal‘nmrc. Tllit clue which caused it
momentary rise iii lhc Ilnxxlnu honest
(it the lawyers direction lilo scorch.
2““ furnished in a steamship agency
i in the neighborhood ol the slow whori-
she has lost fli'tll. :\ mung utilnntl
anchoring to this souorai description
oi Miss Aladid r'iilleri at llli sat-my on
or about lhiccmhord'.’ and procured lll~
oraturrI rolnllxc to foreign cruises Shc
“as not soon at the agency again.
The also to drag ihc lakes and
mercs in (‘cnlrai Park has bccn tom
uorariiy nlIalitlmIoil. instead. a lorcc
0! private» dulcctlrcs will scan-ll lb»
i‘lli‘k lads,» unless this latcsl ohm is
topiacod hi another one i lifloqmn‘-
cll «note will he thoroughly non: (l\".('l
”lilt- nolh c claim-that Innsmuc h an lhc
lako had been cutcd with ico for sov-
crnl duya lie-{mu Mina Arnold diasp-
poured. ii iii unlikely that the water
there hulda licl hodl 'l‘iw inkc is mill
frozen over.
w. ”-— M...“
MRS. GOLDEN'S SLEEP.
no--.“
Cleveland Physicians to Hold A Cow
solution in Her Cass.
(‘l.i".\'|I2l.ANll, 0., Jun. 3I.I~A num-
ber at Cleveland physicians will hold
a consultation orer the strange case
oi hire. Ida .1. Golden, who has been
asleep for tho days. lithe will he
Ill-ought her today from Salem. 0..
and lilICt‘d in the City hospital. The
physicians will pttsmlii ‘o rousc her
from her long chroma.
Mrs. Golden, A resident of this city.
was mankind in the home ot Shorifl
William Davidson. at salon: Last
Thursday morning she communion of
not fooling Well 'and wont to sleep on
a lounge. Ellie its» not let auakenod.
'l‘hst. cloning the lsmlly called in
Dr Frank (lrshsni. but be taller! to
smile he!
Arrangements warn rustic ywosioids)
to bring her to the hospital at Clove-
hind Lest night the sheriff: family
and Iir. Graham new the sleeping wo
men arise sud walk about the room.
with her eyes still closed and return
to tho lied. r ‘
Mrs. Golden Is breathing nolmslly
and with the execution of weak heart
action. mm! to be healthy.
”mo-woe
FINAL VOTE ON EXPOIITION.
WABHING‘I’ON. an. ainlio House
today took an un- light between New
maltsposlti on Moon. A special ulo
seep mill: for s noel vo ‘
4 lit'ln alto ms ‘titne there is to he
s rollos rinlq which city I
proposition taken an.
Prior to the roll ssh an hour“ I debsts;
remit advocates at the
twodli «Wsnhnfli
O
thl‘lmwh‘“ .
[HAWLIY'I asst sear m roe
‘oori‘rllialmon.
Orleans and San Francisco for Pens; ,
, WASHINGTQMJJ (3.. lea tin-wine "
M ‘
Norwallt's Leading Dry. Goods Store
NOS. 3 and s GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
. Bargains ill
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 Waists.75c, $1.50, $1.75. $2. “'° ’ "w ‘”"“° "°‘ W“
[Hill lulu
ORDER TO SEI’TLE M‘l‘iii'N'i‘.
lilslriri of Noru‘ulk.
(‘ourh January iii), A. ll. lilii.
Estate of Mary i-‘lynn, latc oi Xor
walk. ill said district. dorcused.
Ordered. That lhc il‘llatcc unticr tho.
will of said deceased cxnl‘hit his ac-
count to this court for adjustment, at
the l’mlinto olllcc in Norwnik. on the
all: day oi February. ill] I. :u it) o‘clock
iorcnoon; and that all ncrsona intcr~
mood in mild oatme- may be notified
Inert-oi lln- said trustee will causc thin
order to in- iillllllhlii’il in ll newspaper“
haiinu a cucuiaimu in mid district,
at tonal Ilw (lays ilclorc said \lh tl:l_\
ol‘ I-‘chruarl. lllll.
Ill-INRY \\'.
as” i’robato
A Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet
Speeds Up Your Work
(lithtltilli
!
l
jill ll .lndgc. l
|
ouluan ‘ro slil‘l‘l i“. ~\(‘l‘(ll .\"l
Hallo" of Nine .1. it as.
t'ruii'l..lunn.lr} .‘ill. A ll ilili.
l-IeItIiiv of \‘(ailol‘ S Muni‘tl. lfllt'
Norwallt. ill lililtl district. deceased.
tiriicl'itl,1‘llnt lhc alimltlisllnllix M-
liliiii luvr ntllzlinlnlrntion amount to
this court tor ndluslrncnl. at tllt- i'roI ’
Imu- oillro in Noluaih. on tho Mil tiny
of February. lllll. a'. 2 o‘clock lilit‘l‘- .
norm; slid that all Immune init‘rosicd
In said cslulc may ln- ltullilt‘ii llwrrol'.
ihr- ailnlznislrnirlt will (nusc this or-
der- In lu- published in o nounnnpor
having a circulatlml in Mild disttict.
at lili'itii llrrI dill-r iwioro said Mil day
oi lI‘clirnar). lSlI
HENRY \\‘.
"l“.llifllt‘i
0i
luv
[palm m m m m
.
‘ .‘IlLll lu__ Iu'llI lr
tlltl‘llltllil'.
.lndac
lNTEREST .AND A
PRORATA SHARE "0
THE PROFITS OF
THE COMMON STOCK
OF THE COMPANY.
\i‘c utter a moat dosilahlc invest-
nicul for the person who dot-a not
wish to inwul his savings in stools.
let wlahca to lake advnhlugc or tho
N l i. l-‘.\R\'I.\'(‘. POWER OF‘ HIS ‘
.\i().\'l"\'
6%
Full Particulars
COIURN AND HULL.
N Washington 8t.,
South Norwllk
FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS (cen-
vertibie into Reel Es—
tate It the Option of
the Holder).
It saves time by grouping everything at your finger ends.
in one place. The steps it saves amount to many miles a
year. Remember this when your feet are tired. You
can sit down and work. It is easy to clean because it
comes apart quickly. Furthermore. the price of the
Cabinet may be divided up into little payments of
A Dollar a Week
and it pays for itself.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE
NORWALKS
H. KRIEGER 8. Co.
TN. ill-i
.-_‘, .__.....--_-.
In the .
COAL TRADE? Robert, aged ion. was playing with
A the other boys on the corner of Nine- .
. teenlh sud 'l‘lon streets. when his
W
W3: gamut? '1 dim mother. who hsd been listening to his Here It Is I
Who Islll cost tint! conversation, celled him. . gun gnm‘r SALE
Who “"V'rsoourllht? “Robert." she said. in a grieved $1 “
~WI 00- tono. "I never thought I’ hear you -
Those so. our siren] oeloum swesrinx." d Entire sioolt lot Fancy Shirts
"Why. I wasn’t nwonrlnt. mother." that sold “tum
l "knows" In oosl: that's wby
,, the boy defended himself. "I only 01M
WE ARE “W said, ‘tlle dovil.’ ‘I‘list um swearins." For the moo and 32.50 kind.
is the - t‘Woll." replied the mother’qulcltly. . ‘ . ‘
i“mayhe it isnt exactly snoring. but a «.00
COAL TRADE it is melting hub! of sacred things. ”~— For 1he $2.00 French manuals. ;
m . I, Philadelphia Times. 08o
A ‘I‘lflduthfl‘ of 3.380th Phil'sdol- Fm. “M u WNW)! at", ”OWEN
mill homo written into the audits olml to Iii
room and found his firsndson in deal)
thokshunh‘ seats the “01.1me Times.
oil’n “MI."L l tire you s
nitride Ii you will tell Ins artist you are
,tlllnltins shout“ "
a? will: was produced pill the snail
I. 11“?th
“mm. 5
i 31 “TM W
sent in Ills rs-lopoilm‘ql
Gilli. l w it give roll I quer-
‘ at it y it trill toll ” sold tarmac
Norwalk Chronicler