11that Fit. and Wear
“ our. Children? Shoes ilt better
. and wear longer than the ordi-
nary. because they are not made
‘ on stock shapes, but are con-
_ struoted on special lasts.
:j Exclusive lasts. special makes
, and sin a not carried in stock
1‘ by any other store.
’ Conngnqu
annAcKEN
oi WasHmo'ron sneer.
" . soura NORWALK.
nun-ions m4
{tilt limits
SOLVENT NOTICE.
. District or Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court; January 27. A. ll, l9ii.
Estate of Elizabeth 8. Crane. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dia-
tri’ct of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors or said estate to ex-
hibit .their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will he debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment. to
‘ .MMII S PAUL.
,128 f4 ll Administrator
SOLVENT NOTICE.
'I)istrict of Norwalk. as.
Court. February 2. A. l).. Illll.
Estate of Aaron II. (tray.
Probate
Into oi
» Norwalk. in said district. (leceaned.
. The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
all; months from the date hereof i'or '
the creditors of said estate to exhibit '
their claims for settlement 'lhose
who neglect to present than accounts.
properly attested within said time.
. ,will be debatted a recovery. ‘All per-
otxnli indebted to said estate are re-
- attested to make immediate palment to
' EDWARD L. .GRAY
13 .10 17 ‘ Adminfitrator
SOLVENT NOTICHfi
District or Norwalk. 88.. Probate
Court. February 4. A. 1)., Illil.
Estate 01 Mary ll. i-‘Ijak, late ot’ Nor-
wallt. in said district. deceased.
l. The Court of Probate for the District
"2 of Norwalk hath limited and allowed
six months from the dateJtereot for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims tor settlement. Those
Who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be doburrcd a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
RICHARD ll. HOLDEN.
to 11 18 Administrator.
lull”li‘iiittlittti
WALL STREET. l0110 a. nl.~‘Til0
flinch market showed an irregular tone
the opening with a mixture or
”Muscat! ‘iosuoo. American Beet.
m ,it'tdliich advanced IN. and Consoi~
. Which was up 5-8. were the
IIKOIMllottii-oo. Reading and Union
incite advaligod tractionulh Ameri-
can slim ion 12. Baltimore a Ohio
,' 34. and Control Mather and Ameri-
pan moonlit! M.
“111.33% ti o. tow-liming
0rd"! floodlit! the market after the
opening and brought about an - ~ol
130
11c
‘12%c
12%0
6c
12%0
‘15c
18c
14c
Pork Roast, - 3min loin .
Small Fresh Shoulders
Legs of Best Lamb 1
Lamb Chops, loin or rib
Foreq‘uarter Lamb
Rib Roast of Beef
Heavy Rib Roast Beef'
Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast 12‘/20
Stew Veal ‘ 10c
Sperry St Barnes Sausage 12‘/2c
cSperry 8t Barnes Ham 18c
Home-made Sausage 15c
. Strictly Fresh Nearby Eggs doz 28c
Twenty- five Oranges 250
Eighteen Oranges 25c
Fifteen Oranges 25c
Grape Fruit doz. 40c
Fancy Honey in Comb 15c
Wax Beans, Cauliflower, Let-
thce, Romaine, Tomatoes. Pota-
toes. Roasting Chickens... Fowls,
Turkeys, Capons, Geese and
Guinea F owl.» :
. HOMER S. BEERS & COMPANY—é‘siicltedfiiis to
South Norwallt
., eels" Brothers Co: a...
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w A A. W W
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN ITRIBT. .DUTH NOIWALK
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLESS OF COST
Lntlies' and hilasos' Suits, (‘oattn Shirts: \I’aists. Dresses. l-‘urs. lt‘ur
Coats. Night Gowns. Petticoats. Silk Hosiery, Corset Covers and Our-
sets. “'0 alter tree. Clearance Sale In both stores.
515 Main 8L. Stomtord 33 loath Main “a “it“! NoMlllt
FERRIS
‘COALCO.
oon BILL or race.
In 0th bins today may be found
a fine lot of freshly mined Coal.
including Joddo. Highland. Hazle-
ton and Old-Company’s Lehigh
Cools. also Fries-burning Cools
that have stood the test of time.
Our Coal is all true to name and
and is not misrepresented in any
paflicular.
Full portions. prompt service.
can.
and designs that we have ever shown.
loading , Dry Goods Store “
N08. 3 and 5 oAzmn BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN‘W ~ ., ~.
What Every Woman Knows' is that
Cheeney’ s ShoWer-proof F oulards
Are the Standard of Spot-proof Silks
the World Over
The First Showing of the NeW
Spring Shades and Patterns
Are now on exhibition in our Silk Department and comprisos by far the largest variety of dainty color-lags
A CORDIAL INVITATION I8 EXTENDED TO ALL TO iNSPECT THEM.
What's your order?
you want the
Best Cigars, ask
IF year dealer for
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nuggot or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
SPECIA Milli
oaroaoav. no. r
WITH EACH 81.00 SALE WE
WILL GIVE A FULL SIZE CAKE
OF PALM OLIVE SOAP. AND
WITH EACH 8250 QALE. A 50:
JAN PALstflLIVE CREAM.
W. F more 8: Co.
o demo
I North mm at. 99. Human:
..._.............. - o. ,
o .0-..
gilt or Oveacoot a
Suit
e
free of charge durv
With eyory
it
Dr A
will be. gh on
in; this sale.
Go ieb’s
l1“-
$7 ‘ $10
ll NORTH MAIN OTRIIT.
book In the window tor full display.
3V
SWIAN IV IT!
We're talking about ltupport's
liner. Bwear by It if you have
round~as we believe that It's
a palatable. pure and whole-onto
botorogo tor table and (willy
use. lwoor against it if it' a not
as roprooouted. Note that We
leave the decision to Its lover
or to its discredit ontiroly to
on. Order a sample one oi
upport'a Logoi' Me or Poi-tor.
and sit in judgment.
’ ”y‘agaerdty Fly on
llm 8t. m “34
A New Market
in charge of anomllotont man. has
boon opened at a‘llouion Bi
”and Cloak 9 or men). ..10o I.
Pommouu to lilo. or “'22)...
Ilrioln Mutt lib Ibo. or moro). .iaa It.
Pot Moot (Dino. mom). 0 to lilo Ii.
Irng i do moro pound.
Al from. you”. riotirs hoot.
NIMCM IIRiTHI ADINI“
3BoutonStreet
Milli g, Aniorioon Bs’et angst was
' ho turo.odil‘auoing Zilointo
amour, cioso—«Thgmarket
D0 and ot. but prices of
Win. mm strength was
by. tho mrkol In the second
who“! all of tho active Io~
motorist ulna. To an
.. “meat was doubtloos
. of short contracts.
Ladies’ Russia Calf
Button Shoes
Buckingham Pool, 0. A. IL. hold
their buointm inhaling loot‘svonlng at
which time a number of matters wore
discussed and acted upon. They will
be given in Monday’llosuo of Tim
nominal. Following tho buoiaou moot-
lng a social limo Woo onloyoti and tho GOODVIAI WILT.
large number prouai onlom thorn 1
solves in playing cards.
PANcV WING
TIP. AT It”.
,filloa l to 6%. Width 0 A 0
;---MAX mum
«monstrous 1
"no waomuoron orator saloon J
., Delicatessen
of Quality
am no a trial and bo manhood.
JOhn G. Dilur
’ womanly D. him
nu ma. Minoan Na.
it”: an“:
. rhtkontt
motto-doorman“ ranoal'b.
mun
0! WM
whim will!“ “M. Til mu hm M
"li‘i‘l‘l‘rllljiitiits.
lo
Min Lydia F. Dickman.
The many trlsnda oi Mine 1. in
Foster Hickman were grieved to all
to learn of tier death from pneumonia.
She had been ill for only a hhort time
at the residence of her uncle, Luther
M. Wright. She was the daughter of
Frederick llickman. and was seven-
teen years of age. For some time she
had been employed in the It Al: O. mun.
niactory. where rule was exceedingly
popular. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o‘clock. from
her into home. interment will be in
l'nion cemetery. Norwallt.
Julia Ratai.
Julia Rntai. six’ycarold daughter oi‘
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ltalal. or lloclt‘
laud ltood, died yesterday afternoon
from pneumonia The burial will take
place tomorrow alternuon at l:3tl
o‘clock from St. Ludlslaus' “Onlfln‘
Catholic Church. tier. Father Stepren
i-‘. (‘hcrnltzlty ohlciatina. Interment
in St. Mary’s cemetery.
Funorol of Theodora Smith.
The funerals services over the rc-
malus of the Into Theodore Smith. or
South Wilton. were held yesterday ”ah
lornoon lit 3:30 o'cIot-x from his late
home. There Were a number or beau-
tiful tlorul tributes, testifying to the
column in which the doceaaeti was
held among his triondl. and the Inn-
orol wan quite largely attended. Rev.
Frank David Torrey. pastor ol the
Nora-slit tiothodiot Church emulated
sail the interment took piano following
the aervlooo at tho house in St. Mol-
than-a cemetery in South Wilton.
”a
g Funorol of Ira. John R. Britta.
The funeral of litre John it llritio
uilt be held tomorrou afternoon at?»
o'clock, trout the roaidonco of her son.
ln-lao'. O. 8. Gould. 18! Main atreei.
Noru‘allt. Rev. L.
I‘atil‘s church. will ofllcluto. and tho
Interment will be In Union cemetery.
xorwalk. Mn. llrltto lo survived by
lire daughters. hire. Frederick W.
Lineburgh. of Bridgeport: Altos Norah
llritto. oi South NorwaIIt: Mrs, C. N.
Saunders. of Norwalk: Mrs, 1.. ll.
Crawford. of Flint. Mich; Mrs. O. 8.
Gould. of Norwnlit. and oneI son.
Charles ll. Hrltto. ot llridgoport.
Funoroi of Mrs. John H. Hoyt.
The funeral services over the re
mains of the late Mrs. Mary Elisa
both Hoyt, wilt» oi John H Hoyt of
Union Park. were held this morning.
at ii: to o'clock from her late homo.
The services Wore largely attended
and Rev. James Boning Werner roo-
tnr at Grace Episcopal huroh. outdo
tod.1'horo were loony boootlful loi‘
at pious. showing the oleutioit‘o! alto.
Hoyta runny friends. The romaina
woro taltsn to New York city by li‘iln~
oral Director George ll. Raymond for
interment In Woodlawn cemetery.
m
or.“
Albert Nomi».
Joiner-ll. Form. or nominal. trio-
phonsd word to the Norwallt First on
pullout Main otroot honooo'. this.
morning, to the chat that AIhort
Newman, of Wilton atonoo. outployod
is his Moro in Stamford. had droppod
doati thorn. Mr. Northrop was moor
our for Morris. the oiothior. ot lain
atmt. Btamtord. and oumoutotl bo-
ttvoon his homo and his perilous «all
day. Ho loft Norwaiit or usual. olo
plug to chat with uvorol or hit Mon a
about lilo town. who was nmr arm
surpriootl than whoa their ioorooditoot
ho in deed. llov. l‘rool'tD
motor of tho Norifflit DWI“
Ohm-oil. wont to his homo in Wilton
ovoauo tillo rooming to brook about!
now 0 rm. Norma. who mo oil-"9
oolo instill ottbodooia hf bar
howled nails” to call. Ir. ”Mama
on oooot popular otnoo
la Norma out latrioooo canon I»
arming MM! about bin. in no
waif‘nrom’ lanolin-
ogoofifiotfigw‘goam-
O m W
‘ Wood out to w
bog; W to News": so rot.
’ mm
mm 7'0! ”not“ it“?
ll. llowcll. of St. '
lator on.
oomo ot tho Ooooootioutzgrangosdw
oouoo it duos not tooot with
‘ldooa oi paroolo post. it ill. of course,
“IO "flow
was soot. lilo
mall»
ordorhooou
H. KR-IEGERSL Co.’
Find] . ’ i
Closing-out
not
ft.
of Men’ s and Young Men’ s
Overcoats
If is rioanti his ’3 1:5“
”1111.711.
Now is .Your Time” Buy Good
Winter Coats and dresses
Thoy will cost you iooo than either tiller or droooinoltor will
charge for tho’maltlng.
I
Our Famous, Popular Charge
Account Plan is at
Your Service
it will uni-t you to ilvo oaolor and bottor.
A omaii paymont
oooh wooit will do tho triok.
tho post ohloo appropriation bill on
«paramount mood for experi-
mental porosio post on rural drilli-
sry mm. This pmpooitlon rumour
trout the post once department. Midi
will onoblo lilo dopartmont to export-
mont in doth-mining the out me
toasthliity or carrying parcels in
inallo if not oauoedlng ii ptmmio.’
with o rlow to oatonding the service
This proposition is opposed hr
tholr
by tho oitpnoss «our
title not not out illn-
t at all. add it to charted in
099°"
by tho
more l'tool. the lam mail
mm by par-cots
now married sure“.
now $03K, up. ow-Ioiloooro of
Me
for Nookwoor or the)!“ old
".00 kinds.
so.
for our entire amok of Si.”
fancy stilt bosom shirts. hula
attached and detached.
no
for our stock at lilo Fancy hillt
Ilosdborohiofl.
It.“
Trousers worth “.50 and ”.00;
large sites only. to to la waist.
tiluo Ribbon bathroom to oiooo
out: our loo kind.
Norwalk Chronicler