Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 1, 1911 · page 8

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OUR BILL OFIFARE.

In our bins today may be found
a fine lot of freshly mined Coal.
including Jeddo, Highland. Hazle-
ton and Old Company’s Lehigh
Coats. 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

MANUFACTURER

 

 

A New Market“

in charge at u competent mun. hnii
been opened at :l llouton Si.

Round Steak (5 lbs. or more) . . . 10c lb.
Porterhouu Steak (5 lbs. or more)
12c Ih.
Sirloin Steak (5 lbs. or more). .12c lb.
Pot Roast (5 lbs. or more).8 to 10¢ lb.
By Ilngle pound, 2c more pound.
All lresh. young. nativr: heel.

REMEMBER THE ADDRESS

3 Bouton Street

 

Delicatessen
of Quality

Give ill a trial and be convinced.

John G. Baur

Formerly G. Friedrlcn'o,

TOI 1372-3. RAILROAD AVE.

 

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FREE!

Dress Suit
Case

.1 3133' “I”, agile.

'3-‘700-‘GOttlieb’s

& $10

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"For Sale

.. intuition", Shore. mm and
‘ . City Property

w..-

v " 3 » Who'd! Negotiated
A m ”M Mlmlhlp Ticket.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

CONNEALLY.
& BRACliEN
Children’s
S H 0 ES

that Fit and will:

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our ("hildrvu’s Shove fit hotter
and wenr longer than llio ordi-
nary. bet-nose they are not made
on stock shrines, hill tire con-
structed on special lusts.

Exclusive Innis, suoclul mnkes
and sizes not t-nrrled in stock
by any other store.

,. _-m_~_

CONNEALLY

‘ AND

BRACKEN

81 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3634

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

A Sample Case of

Ladies’ Russia Calf
Button Shbes

GOODYEAR WELT. FANCY WING
TIP. AT $2.75.
Sizes 2 I()_II':, widths t‘ A} ll

.— MAXWLEVY W.

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

 

Week’s
Break-up-a—Cold
Tablets
25c

SYRUP WHITE PINE COMPOUND
With 'Tllr| for“ Cough: and Cold:
Hume: size ................... 25c

W. F. WIGMORE 8: CU.
onuoolsrs

8 North Main 8%., So. Norwalk

 

 

THOSE HURRY ORDERS

are what no IIH‘ Wm t‘illl lill
them quii‘kii' nod do do ii.
The man that hunts our cool
secures the gremost hem rt»
turn hilt money will buy.

Harris & Gans
"Phone 721

vantage.“ ‘

 

 

‘ 5e. 10¢:| 15c. 20c. 25c. 35c. 50c. 750.

31.00. 31.25

Post Cards .

6 for 5c. 3 for be. 2 for 60. So each

W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Stine
Donovan llook. 1|! WlIIIIIIIMII It.

A mail (deli; hurt like eaylng her

prayer: to get her husband to wear

 

military wool: to, it uniting fund auulnst some tum?
nmqfoul' porno. All «d‘omrlta on new or old. accounts.

lilo rubborl.

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The Paris Clank 8: Suit House

33 IOUTH MAIN STREET.

IOUTH NORWALK

 

, Coats. Night Gowns, Petticoats. Sil
note. We alter i‘roe. Clearance 8a

Clearance Sale of Winter Garments

REGARDLESB OF (3081'
Ladies‘ and Misaes' Suits, Coats, Skirts. Waluta, Drones. Furs. For

k liiqolery, Cornet (lovers and Cor-
ie In both stored.

 
 

 

 

615 Main 8L, atomiord

 

as Booth Main on. Iouth NOVXIIIK

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

.Alttod (look. El‘lleal Axon.

 

 

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SWEAR BY lTl

We‘re talking about ltuupert'e
lleer. Swear by it if you have
found-was wa bellevo-~thni Il'u
n pullitnblo. pure lll'lil wholesome
beverage for table and family
use. Swear against it it It's not .
no represented. Note than we R
leave the dot'li‘ilon In its l‘nvor
or to its diiii'redll entirely to
you. Order it sample none of
littmlort'u hotter. Ale or Porter.
and sit in jutiument.

Ww...

"Magnet St Flynn

138 Waahlnxton St. Phone 5424

 

 

Soecial yfor Wédnesiloy andfiursday H A . ..
' 2 lbs Lamb Chops, rib 0r loin, 25c

HOMER S. BEERS 8: COMPANY— Successors to

Beers Brothers Comm“

 

, ..,.,._.W W... ...W _.. ”MEL...
MR. DONOVAN BUSY AGAIN.

 

Finds That an Extra Ballot Had Been
Cast in Vote to.- Judge Wolfe.

H Ali'l'lt‘llllll, Full. 1. «Thorn Willi
our llltll'i' hailot In the box lhlilt thoro
VI'I‘I'i' soilittors voting. today. when the
hullot nus urdort-d on t'OllIlI‘lllliIIOIl at
tho gororuor‘s to-nuuoiutmoul of Judge
luiiltt- Wolfe for tour yours to the Now
llin'o-u Common I’vztn Court

Sountor [lollm‘uu pointed out lilo
lili‘l Ill! xnid illlil it scrum-d to ho u
tolling oi the grunt domlunui hurry to
how trouhlt- ow. 'llt‘li' hulloiti. 'I‘Iit‘!
lust .‘ilillt‘ i‘t'lilVi'IllIi‘nl of tho party. ho.
iinlil. hull n grout urtilidiil. Lieutenant
(ion-rum lllukvslw lli-lltlt‘tl If any minty
ior hnd left lho room who llutl Voted.
ii “in; pointed out thnt ii the swim“)?
had Ieit ho (‘Oillil uol nuuwur, Another
huilnt was lll‘tli'l't‘tl and .lllilgt‘ Wollt’t
not 2N \ulru, mtiiii'iilrul to unanimous
tIIUIt'l' .lmigv Wolfe‘s old mmmleulou
t-tmrt-s totlni

i‘n lui‘ornhli- l‘i'ilOI'l lhv gow-ruor'u
umuiouiimi of Judge Scott. :ts Jutino of
tho liitirfiold t'mlIlH i‘outmun l‘lcna
I'lllll‘l» nun t‘illlIll'l’Ill‘tl by luilhu. ho rw
t't‘lilllg till the 20 votes. Win-n lilo
nnmt- oi .ludnv Hutton ll. \‘l'i-lvh. oi
I.IIi‘lllli‘liI t‘mumou l'li'liii Court, was
(‘llllt'tl up on it lil\'i)l'1llllr rvuurl. South
lill‘ Similum Ilhki‘ll for tlvliii until :0-
utnriou- Ilt' luul ronreriwl with Sumo
tor Monro, ol 'l‘orrillitton Iivln) whet
new-uteri to lilltl illt' Wolfe and Scott
resolullouu wont to Iho llomw.

'I'ht- humor In tho Wolfe Ilit‘lilt‘lil is
tlutt iht‘ judgi- is rt llctuorrni Senator
litmornn had another tin‘ with thtl
liiiutilunntxoveruor. shying that on oi»
ivmlnu wus it"t‘llllll'hl. "You." said the
limitt-nnutnowmor. "too technical."

The house concurred In tho Wolfe
and Scott limiointmouts.

lu t-xr-ctitiyo session ”It“ M‘lllll" t'on~
lll'lllt'tl the- umniumltm oi It. will“ liith-
hurti. In. {Or rotormutory dirucinr

A llmuot'rat wanted the general as
:iomhly today to go on record concern-
ing the l'tum-Aldrlrh lurid law. Ilen-
rtuwuiniivc Pork. of lledding. out in ii
house resolution to Hl‘i‘lll‘t‘ oildot‘uo-
mom or thr- inn: Ex‘ifiuoukor Blilkll
Wiltl quickly on Ill! fool to have the
mutter tabled. \\'l|li‘ll.‘\'lltl done by it
palm vote of Hit in 73.

The sonata mode a slip of courtesy
M'hloh later was corrected. The nov-
ornor'u utosengt- rr-dlslrlt‘ilng rumo up
from the house out it won mom that
the whole mutter he not mild but print-
ed in the journal. :Tth was done, out
later Limitnnunl Governor lllltlwiileo
said llml courtesy required tho road-
lnu ol‘ the message.

MRS. DREW ENTERTAINB.

 

Large Company of Frlondl at Her
Home in Monroe Street.

A large number of young hooulu ut-
teudod u birthday ‘unrty given at tho
homo of Mrs. William llrow. llll Moll“
roo airool. hint I‘I’t‘nlllu. in honor or
her birthday. Among tho“ prurient
worn: Mr. and Mrs. William i‘lrow.
Mluu Mae Parka of New York. uluo
Mien Anna Bil-over. the Mine: Mor-
uurei and Anne Motfnrtliy. Lorena
Schoonurer, till of lirldittmort; (Terrie
Schoen or Kutonoll. N. Y.. Lottie Ordv
uer. I-luth Carow. also of llrldxouort;
Mr. and hire. Ii‘uyme, Mr. and Mrs.
ltliluli built-nix. Mary Miller. Mr». Wile
lllllll doorman, Joseph and William
Moollur. Walter Ponntli. ltrmtk Chane.
Harold
Wood Ind other minute from out of
town. *

All spent a moat enioyahle oven-
in; and in the early hours of the
morning departed for their haul“. all
voting Mrs. Drew A charming boil-
en. Singing and dancing were on-

. loyal! and Mrs. Drew war the rennin-

lont at many hand-onto magenta.
“Huiio. Blinks." \uid Wobhloo. i"!

hear you've been in the chicken tutel-

nou." . ‘

"You," Iitld lllinlto. .. '

"glaze enythlng out or it?" «had

doll: ‘.
“’l‘on thouaami dollars in t

on hollnmtf‘ dwando W
out 0' 1%..“

root“ Woolii ,

- It. would

a I. . . - 1 .
"Yon": mid liiiniu. "Ton tiiunaiiilil t

” union "or i no;

LOAII 0F DYNAMITE

tCoutlnued rrom Finn Page.)
loss of the ion min-o worknwu who mot
llt‘nlll m a mission lust night at tho
hottom of the Pursuit river. wt-lt- I'l"
con-rod today. Tho m-oaocuior in sui-
isilotl lhttl the own died on tho result
of onrolesulmsu on the port or ono of
tlioir number.

liohert )inlviu. mmorluloudout of
tho bridge huiltliui: jolt dlrvt'tod the
work of pumping the writer from the
caisson recovering: tho botiios. :Ult'l‘
exmuiniug the broken tiimnmtus ho
nuitl tho! the mu or ii rluirh mind to
Ililill up llll' hurried hatt'ltot flu"! lIIi‘
rotation on to Illi' plritiol‘m had not
lmoll properly uilumtod liot‘utltw of
this he HflIdeIIt' yin twin and tho lJilt‘Iv
or full. The bili‘lwl oruulwd through
line cmnnreuhuii till~ unit‘s iind null-r
llimtlt‘d into the t'iIIBfiml. tlmwiuu the
men like rain in a trio.

'liw dent! mvu. it In lit-litwoti. \"t'ri'

 

t’d‘lllt‘lllii of thin t‘lly tilid Now Ytlt‘lt.
.. a... 4...,- u My.
THAMES' BOTTOM A TREASURE

house.

All Sofia 0! Thing. HaVe Been Fished
From the RIVGT.

It snow of lilt‘ ihimzu lhnt limo lwvu
fished out of the 'l'hllllll‘li Riv-r lil‘t‘ it
fuii' Mllllillt‘ of tho treasures rusting

in the llllltl .u. the bottom. it might
pay sumo sin-rilltlior lo flllfllli‘PB n plan
for it stole-mime mrt‘h Everything
trout h min to a statue has liven rw
cmurod from the black untoru. own
the Grunt Soul of England llRVIIIK
rouud n rotating other there. It won
throun ihorr purposioly by James ii.
on Illi‘ night ho tlmi from Whitehall.
hm n tlslwrznun accidentally brought
It to light some while nilerwartl.
and it was restored to the government.

"t‘im- of the most ancient and.
strangely enough. best preserved relics
was found In i868 near Waterloo
Bridge." says it hlulorluu writing In
tho Gloluu "This In at Celtic helmet of
bronze. mort- thmt twonly i'onturlefl
old. The mum, of Its hinscrurtiou in
mam-loos. tho ornamentation holnll
almost illi unuoru a: when the helmet
was mode. in who it bronze shield
or about the nine doto wag wreatmi
from the river tuna near Battalion, to-
gether with it number or words.
spouts and lunch weapons: This Ihleld
is ill» duvet of its period in the world.“
It is tout-teen int-hen wide and thirty
luchon Inuit and hi elaborately on
haunt-mod wilh'cnrloua rod enamel
dlska. 'i‘ho durability or bronze In
evident when we think of tho uounl~
lotto title» which nwoui u\'t‘l‘ it, hut
worn yet. unable to doltroy tho metal.
and it in almost. ltnpoulhle to ronllro
that the owner or such a Ihlold we: a
savage barbnrlln. clad only In tho
liItIIll ol' ‘wolvoa and other wild onl—
mnln which wore harborod in ihotu
sandal by tho mighty ioroutu which
covered nil England.

"Near honuuuilrltigti. which hits ul-
wayii unwed a urine ol‘hurled treasure
two amoll llomrm ntutuotton ware
round this”. . They no brunette or
Apollo and Mercury. nntortnnittoly
somewhat mutilated anti dented, but
Inllicloutly woli preserved to show
that both ware the work at true artists
and probably ruinous IMIIIIIOI‘I oi that
day. It In pouibla that tho early
Christians, who were mpomihle tor it
flood deal or donuoot the triad. look.
no uopn them go devils. and thought
that by defining them and cutting oi!
no mo tum on“ in more and one

.danriro than: *otithy power or evil. no
runny coins or broom. ollver and gold
have been {worth tlih Tillman that
‘Mulro it tutti“: tome to
«ultimo them. loam A number of
biblical“ were round by u lobar-enl
’ ._ id thomlo I coll
‘ twat dive tryouts
tit o anal: and
W, 1‘lli 3mm“-
‘ a r 4 .i . were

7 3mm wat i

a It

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

out o‘ ‘t '
.liillslovorwn
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in; them into monitor they would ,

 

 

 

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. Norwalii's Leading Dry Goods' Store ,
NOS. 3 ond‘sGAZETTE 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-
ducedl’rices. Pony, Caracul and Gooey 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.-

Aloo a Few While Net Walots
at Bargain Prloea

 

 

 

;;iiii inlets

StilA’lCN’l‘ Ni’l'i‘lt‘lil.

lllulrit't oi Norwalli, as. I'rohnto
Court, Jununry 24. A. it, lilil.

liisitito oi Surnh F). Smith. into (if
Norwalk. in said district. deceased

'l‘he i‘ourt o! Probate for the his-
trict of Not-Milk. hath limited and hi-
lowed six months from the (lulu homo!
tor the creditors of sold estate to ex-
IlIlIIl their claims for settlement.
'I‘hoso who neglovi in present their
arrounls, properly utter-lied, within
suid limo. will he tluhurred n recovery.
All persons Iutlulitoti to hold t-uinle art- ‘
requested in tuliko ininivdiiitv payment l
to
IRVING L. Sill’l‘li. I
325 ii .\ Adunnlslrniout

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SOLVENT Ntl'l‘lt‘lc.
IIISKI‘II'I or Norwaik. so, I‘I’Olmtv
Court, .IIlIllllll’}‘ iii. A ll, lull. l

l'Jtilhtt‘ of Rural) flit'i‘nd. lulu oi Not"
wulk in suit! distritl, tit-consort.

Tho ilouri oi I'roiutte tor the District
01 Nnrwnlk. hath limilt-tl null nllowed
six mumhs ii‘om tho (into hornet" It)!“
tho (~i‘ttlilors ol‘ fii'llll lfhllili‘ to exhibit
their olnium for H'lliulllt'nl. Those
who liogiml to lli'I‘M’IlI their ntt'ounle.
properly lilll‘I‘Ili-‘il, \titlmi suld time.
will lmdolmrrod n i'vrm‘ot‘y. All [wr-
sollei imlvlulod in mud entitle nrt- re
quested to lnliiio imlurtllulo payment to
'.li)ll\' I-‘. MPMAIION.

l-lxivt-uloi,

Wit 1:.

 

RillA'l‘IN'l‘ Ntl'l‘lt‘lil,

IIIMI‘Ii'l nl Norunlk, $3,, l‘t'oimlo
i‘onri. January Ill. A. ll. liili,

Estate of Mary Moi). (‘hit‘hestor. into
of Norwalk. in said district. «incensed.

'I’ho (‘ourl (.1 l’rohuto (or the liistl'lt‘t
oi Norwnlk hulli limited and tillowed
six months {tom the dair- herooi for
the creditors of said ouinte to exhibit
IIIi'II' cinlmu for settlement, Those
who hush-rt to prowiit their accounts.
proporli uttontotl. within said time.
will be deburrod a recovery. All per-
sons indented to said estulo urn ro-
tutnsiml in make Immedlaio moment to

HENRY SEYMOUR.

ll 8 l:- Administrator.

 

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COAL TRADE?
hammer...

Who ullo cool nmr
Who deliver: cool tint?

'a—we no...

Thou are our strong potato. our
“know” In cool; tut“: why

we ARE "rt" j

 

 
 
 

In the

COAL TRADE

M0391 Coal

mthmm
rein“. in mu

v.
t. «$Idw».3~§“ .

 
 
 

 

 

«intuit. woman-hip. ‘ it: flu .Iiotilht
by a privoie sonilelnan. Nit moat
year- iitd i borne
oud‘ot Illa author It gold “minder oi
the 1:; illtoenth ‘ century. Found."
word, worn, on the girdle “deadwood

 

 
 

hove. bun
Land no “doubt ulna y

Itil’hlddoni Hill at .' ,
‘an “5%; 61.3%

«out. ' . .. .
“A amt name/riot Emmi relic.
found l,‘diitorom‘:tl "
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e 6%

Illioullit‘ up on the ‘

 

 

A Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet

Speeds Up Your Worki

 

 

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R SPEIAL.

it saves time by grouping everything at your finger ends.
in one place. The stops 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. 81 Co.

INTEREST AND A
PRORATA OHARI IN
“THE PROFITS OF
THE COMMON OTOC

OF THE COMPAN .

We otter it most desirable invest-
ment for tho hereon who does not
with to invent hlu urine: in stock.
yet winim to tulte advnnuge or the
rum. EARNING POWIilB. OF HIS
UONlil-Y. ‘ »

rlflfl‘ MORTGAGI

GOLD, IONDO (eon-
‘ vortiblo unto l'lul It

late at the Option or

the Holder).

0
Full Particulars .
' “t.“l'ldli'dl‘l‘i.“
. . bonus main "
. rotting . 5, 2,;

The humour with {till
liquor. pooling. oat-aim iii-riding
no hum; Millie oar. _ ‘

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' Here

It Isl

oun out" (no
mo
Entire uloolt or Funny shim
that sold It $1.50.

g1.»

not» the two

will

no $2.50 kind.

‘ For the 33.00 Punch Flannolo.
“I

For the 01

my suit tic-om. "

Sibel H to 18..

 

 

 

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