*8: BRACKEN
Children’s
8 H 0E s.
that Fit'and Wear
our Children's Shoes fit better
and wear longer than the ordi-
nary. because they aremot made
on stock shapes. but. are con-
structed on special lasts.
Exclusive lasts, special makes
and states not carried In stock
by any other store.
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Ignitfiiififi
. souru nonwaut.
TELEPHONE am
Ladies’ Russia Calf
Button Shoes
GOODYEAR WELT,
TIP. AT $2.75.
Sizes 2 to 6%. widths (7 if: D
soo'ra NOIWALK
FANCY wmo
ee-MAX LEVY——
‘ 1“ WAIflINGTON DTREET BRIDGE
. cal Gliders. Iii Isl:
“Roast Veal, lb 10c
I
88 IOUTH MAIN STREET.
\
sets.
Veal
3 lbs SIew
HOMER S. BEERS 8r COMPANY~ Successors to
South Norwallt
3091' S BfOthel'S CO Norwalk
Oh
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit “House
SOUTH NORWALK
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REDARDLEBO OF COST
Ladies' and Missen'ISultn Coats. Skirts, Walrus Dresses. li’iirs Fur
Coats. Night Gowns. Petticoats. Silk Hosiery, Corset Covers and Car
Wo alter fr.se Clearance Sale In both stores.
lblziac
cal 25c
i
DUR BILL OF FARE.
In our bins today may be found
a fine lot of freshly mined Coal,
Including Jeddo. Highland. Hazle-
ton and Old Company's Lehigh
Cools. also Free-burning Coals
I that have stood the test Bf time.
515 Main 8h, Stamford
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33 loath Main 8h, South Nor-walk /
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MAGNER
138 Washington St.
WHEN YOU ARE TIRED
of the cheap concoctions that
are masquerading as genuine
beer-—ofteu under luuey lnbelrr
I~nnd want “the real thing." “‘3'
tr case or two of ltuppert‘s. You
won't need to go beyond a bot.
tie or two to find the treat
you've been looking for Iron
will go beyond them because
you will want to Iiuppert's
fleet is It beverauc fit for any
table an) octnalon. own If It's
called a banquet. Order by
mail or "phone If you don't care
to take the time to call. lint
order. Erana‘ (‘reain .\il III bot-
tle anti on draught.
& FLYN N
Phone 542-4
IEIEI’IIIIIII IIIIIIPIIII
MAKES iIIIIIIII RIPIIIIII
A Profit During the Yearoi $95.-
ttur torus
723. 46 Which Is Nearly 311,
000 Greater Than Pre-
vious Year
solxtsN'r xo'rtcu.
District. of Nor‘u'allt. as.
Gourt. February 6. A. ll'., llill.
Eltttte of George W. i‘arroll, lute
Norwrtlk in said distrirr deceased
Six months front the date
their claims for
soil lament.
properly attested. willrin said
will be deblrretl a recovery.
quested to make immediate payment
EMMA r.
CAMP FROLIC Kenmore.
Pasture Enter-tallied by Charles
Page, Jr.
I ’11 rliiil t'
The Court of 1 rebate for the Ilialritt
of NorWallt ltntb limited and aIItmt‘il
Iron-oi for
the “editors of said estate to exhibit
Those
Who neglect to present their III-counts.
time.
All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are re-
CARROLL.
Executrlx.
Members of Survaer Party at Calf
A camp reunion was held yesterday
NEW HAVEN. Volt. 7. The annual
report of the Southern .\‘cw l-lnplund
'I‘t'leblrone (‘ornpauyz made public to
day III connection with the annual
lllt't'llllg of the company. shows for the
fiscal your ending December :‘rl. lIlltl.
earnings of $2,706,0l2, as compared
\tlllr $2,473,34ti III 1909. Of the. earn
inns unspoilt came “'01“ exchange,
service, $553,304; Irom toll line scr-
t‘icc and 565.269 from long distance
service. ’l‘otnl expenses Iill the year
were SLHSJIIN. as compared with SI.-
il‘JIiJlli in liltlii. Net profile for the
year were $537.:II5 and surplus ()\(\.l‘
dividends for the year $93,733. on corn
pared with $31.7er In 1909. The gen-
oral balnncr sheet rises front $51,.“th
Iii": In 1909 to Sill? It (:32 Ill I910. turd
the accumulated surplus to $373,136.
The outstanding atoclt of the. corri-
pithy ls STJIIIIHOO. which will rise when
of
III
; at the home. of Charles Page. .lr.. in the part pnld stock In lully paid to
4' . .\'orwalk. and there were. a number or $ti,79‘.’.tiiltl. The authorised capital
guestsproaeuttomtiny tlrcnt‘ftrlr. The stock of the cmnparry Is Honolulu"
Posture. for several years past,
from New York city.
.will remember
how litui at the place.
The reunion yesterday
t,
been more vividly the good times
titres of the function
“it
~I wiser out
I Eerie moans. from
anion. the guests.
or «my
Ill:f it
reunion was of t‘aurp Frolic members.
which has been held annually at Unit
the
greater portion ol’ the. campers coming
timing the sunr-
Iner the ramp is a delightful spot and
many young people of The Norwalkn
the good times they
was the or-
cation of a good many reminiscences
‘ and happy memories, all the good old
times being tallied over and the ex-
ploits while at camp told over again.
~ The pictures that uerc taken at the
comp were passed around and brought
Mr Page proved an ideal host. and
the entire day nus siren to celebrtt
tlour Toward the middle of the after-
noon s mlar banquet was served,
which our one oi the most eniovable
be New Yorlr visitors were. Hurry
_ Star-It, Harry Savage. John and Archie
’ ' steward, and among the young ladies
{resent wore the Misses Coleman and
‘ lunpbsligi The young men from the
oily remitted in Norwailr over night
took the early morning train bitch
Several of the campers trout
orb could not be [Ire-ant be-
business Franklin Gray
Nortvollt.
W
(Ibrlstidno. of Norwalh. spent
In New York city on business
pm we renter monthly mesh
of the Bricklayers
unleash)" routine
o you n, Ilitt mom ahead. Only the man who has tried
to so sum your eitp'etidlturés. that there I!
Bib till dimensions for deposit In the" ‘ I
and that amount has been authorized
by the storkiroldcra. bttt It is stated
officially that no more aim-k will be Is
sued probably for two retire or more.
The total uturrber of telephones In
the. state III sultan. an Increase during
the year of 9.299. or more than I: per
cent. ilpet‘utittiz agreements Irate
been made with the Sharon and Wood-
bury companies. New [lawn in the
largest exchange In the state. with iii.-
Tlio telephones. A large new lt‘leplltluc
building III planned In Hartford. 'l‘hr-
conunon batter-y system has been ex-
tended by the company until it now
amounts to 1'8 per cent. or telephones.
This Is the system which gives the alu-
nal by raising the receiver The re
port gives returns showing that while
population in the state. has increased
during the last decade one -.tlfth tele-
phones haro Increased fourcfold. and
where there was our- telephone to 59
people in the state ten rears no, there
Is now one to each id of population
The rural telephone business has been
greatly Increased.
The report refers to the three public
utility bills before the General Asuonr-
bly. and says the Southern New Entr-
lsirtl Telephone (‘roinpany will not op-
pose any reasonable bill.
m—
Eward Modulator, of Harbor avenuu.
spent last evening in Stamford with
friends.
Court Coolie. Daughters of Cnstilo.
will meet this evbninx hrs of
Thursday as heretofore announced.
The recently elected ollloors are to be
installed by the district deputy grand
recent of Greenwich and all members
are posted to be resent. 7
I recalcitrant has
little atlr last hint about It: chisel:
I IIIIIIIS IIIII IIIIIIIIIIS
William Loudon.
I Following- the death of lobn ll. \HI
lump on .\'ca tear‘ it day at r‘IthI' Ir sol
Idlers' Iionrte in .\‘oroion. hint. Wiimot
Illfth' just buried her brother. William
'Loudon. or Greenwich. The funeral
Ions held last Sunday, and Mrs. Wil-
mot thus Itlttf'fi both husband and old
out brother ullltltr tire \H'f’Iihi of each
Iothei. .\II \iilmot nus token to tiltI
Soltlictu‘ Home last 'l‘lIaIrkIutlvitrn Ila),
Inntl “as there It Illtlt ortu a month,
death being tanned by tnirtri of tho.I
IIrIp. The death of Mr. London was
due to an attack of pneumonia. and he
leaves tr. widow and cit-ten children.
lie was soventyiirrcc years of uric and
also It nrotrtber oi the Grand Army
thirty members of ubich attended the
funeral fiftlm‘IIHPR.
Funeral of C. 0. C. Betta.
The funeral servicrrs of the late
Charles tiuiltit- lletts. who died on
Sunday night. are to be held from his
late borne in Hard avenue tomorrow
alteration at 1: o'clock.
Funeral of A. H. Newman.
The tuners! services of A. II.
imuir, of School street. who dropped
dead In Stamford Inst Friday. were
held at you today from his late, home.
APPARENTLY no euo To HART-
rono LEGAL'MIXUP.
HARTFHOII, Feb, I. .. About It year
ago there were a number of legal
Inlxups in connection with the bana-
r'uptcy prtweedlnps in the case (It
(Icorgc It. IitItladamr. of New Haven.
formerly of the .\‘er ilnni hotel in
this city. Mr. lltnlgtlaon bringing suit
against his lawyer, Benedict ill. Hold
on, creditors suing John W. t‘oo. of
.\Icrldt-II, trustee of the bunlrrtrpt are
late. and Mr. (foe getting back at them
by starting a libel suit. There Is non
an echo of these troublous tlrnea Ilop
nly Sheriff Arthur I.. Sampson having
brought suit against Inwrenep A.
”(Htfll‘d. lawyer for Mr (Moe fof‘ on
amount. allelod to be due for fees In
connection with the serving of papers
in the libel suit. Mr. Sampson's char-
ges worn undid and Mr. Howard will
pay only. #40. leaving $32.00 as the
amount of the bill disputed. The case
It! returnable to the city court on the
third Monday In February.
The creditors of Hodudnon In their
all" against Trustee Coo. alleged Inla-
manacnment of the affairs of the on
late. and he char ed that the. writ
was libelous and tied the Hatch I:
North Coal company. the Fischer
lit-owing company. the id. is. Kibbe
company. w. l-‘. Painting and C. s.
'I‘IIttle. all of this city. the .l. B. New
ton Company. of Boston and lissie bl.
Hodudon and Prentice w. Chaos. of
New Haven. All of the defendants
named were creditors of the Hodadon
estate and plaintiffs in the suit mtnat
Mr. Coo except Mr. Chase. who was
the lawyer who brouaht that suit.
Deputy Sheriff Sampson‘ II environs,
the value of which are now at issue.
included two trips to New Haven.
where two of the defendants to the
suit ob Mr. coo lived. On one of the
visits be attached the body of Mr.
illness. who furnished a boner
W
A woman iii rctr at all apparently
i am. units a
will.
and is not misrepresented in any
particular.
Now-
Our Coal is all true to name and
Full portions, prompt service.
What's your'yorder?
nos. 3 his 5
Norwslkfs Lena: Dry Goods
Store
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Annual
GALLOONB. DEEP FLOUNCED.
WANTS AND DRESSES. A cor
plete exhibit of liarnburus,
Hamburg
Etn‘broideries
s
III many new dainty tlesignauin (iatnbrle. Nninsoolt and Swiss.
In.
Spring Showmg
EDOINGS. INSERTIOND. IANDINGB,
THE NEW lDEAB IN EXTRA WIDE ALL OVEIR EMIROIDERIDD FDR
dial invitation ls extended to all interested to inspect this large and com-
est Cigars, ask
your dealer for
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugggt or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
a. J. REYNOLDS
unnurscrunen
Runner
GOODS
we. curry ‘5 full line of HOT WAT.
ER BOTTLES. FOUNTAIN SYRINO-
as. COMBIMIONB. no. :It attrac-
tive. wit-en. Hot its shew them to you.
W. F3 Wigmore 8t Co.
' DRUGGIBTS
I North Main 8h. Io. Norwallt
A robot...
in charge oi atirmmpotont man. has
been opened at! Benton 3t
Round Steak ( lbs. or more). we o.
Porterhouse it (5 lbs. or more)
120 lb.
sirloin steak (5 lbs. or more)..12e lb.
Pot flout (5 its. or more) .8 to me he.
I single pound. 2e mere pound.
Al fresh. ypuux. native beef.
REMEMW THI ADDRESS
3 Boston Street
Delioatessen
of Quality
Giro us a trial and be convinced.
John G. Bout
Formerly ti. Prisdrloh'e.
Tel 8724. RAILROAD AVI.
a option or polars
about Men's and iloys' (‘Iothinx
and where to buy it. book out for
duality first-”malts tint the great
«annual. You or it are. We
stand by the nu ity of our seeds.
Neat. commits out prices with
some quality or goods elsewhere:
they will most» very famrably.
Then consider good service. ooh-
vanishes. roam-nu. and av
to use. dosh
“iii "nu
will pleasure. and you
to "but? it: it it:
IIIIsr'riuntt 33:53}..- prlr'nsa and son
Houses Refuses to Admit Any Addi-
tional Resolutions.
HARTFORD, b‘ob.~'f‘hn General As-
sembly settled down to actual legisla-
tlre business today. and as crldeiioo
of this the house refused to admit on-
do Hospital Ii Derby. Representa-
tive Tracy put It in and house Lead-
er flanks at once was on his his foot
saying: 'It Is door that this Is new
business and can be onlI recolrod un-
der suspension of the rulers. 1 object
to such suspension to admit any new
matter. If you suspend the rules in
this case you will be receiving busi-
ness until September I "
Representative Hutchinson. of Eis-
as it farored a hospital “it will be
Inuitnanimous to receive it." he. said.
The house refused to admit the reso-
lution.
The senate. by a \t‘)it' oi 24 to 2 con‘
firmed the governor's nomination- or
Gideon li. Welsh. of Torrington. to be
judge of the I.Itclilield Common Pleas
lion under suspension of the rules was
sent to the governor without delay.
In the house the resolution of Repre-
to investigate agreements teInIiIe
the prices of coal wood lcc etc. was
passed and under sitarncneion of the
rules sent to the senate which triumph
Chester and liadlyme terry for two
lytnblod it.
The appointment of Samuel 8.
Webb. to be commissioners ot the
“oddest commissioners of the East
Haddam and Tylerilllt: terry were
sent to the committee on appoint-
Int-tits
William i‘ Sanford. of ltedtllng. and
Wilson ll tire. of Orange. to be mem-
bers of the State lloard of Agriculture
In both branches the greater part of
the sittings weret taltcn up In dlspoo.
tug of matters by reference to t lmmit.
toes of matters Introdutod last Thurs
(III
A delegation oi anfirnsettes sought
interviews with several of the son-
Irtors. They expressed It hope that
women's suffrage would have better
consideration this session than not
before. It III probable that the cunt-
mlttsc on woman‘s suffrage. Senator
McNeil. chairman. will hold its hear-
inn In the house chamber.
In spite of the storm the tapitol
corridors were dried with lawyers. for
mat members and others. The com-
mittees had many hearings assigned
and for so early in the session it was
a day of sotlsiu Much curiosity was
expressed over the Wimtlvo ap-
polntments by the governor to Import-
ant oificea and much gossip went the
rounds.
senators stated that they understood
It to he a fact that oprosItion to the
present induce of the New Haven cit)
court would be withdrawn. by remornl
of pressure In favor of other resolu-
tions which hare cone to the Judiciary
committee.
The lively debate In the house over
county commiutorrerahlpa centering in
concurrence In the election or (tom
misalonors Walter and (louder. In New
Item county. draw many spectators.
The defeat of the Democrats on a
rural ht party win on resolutions to
appofut Democratic commissioners in
New tier-II county opened the way to
sondln throuch the list. on the calen-
dar. he New Haven commissioners
Lheld mentions in the corridors after
their election.
we...” t.“
Ill. Illiii§i___ ll Willi!
parlour.
trim they
stain and also a softer elect. which II
more bottoming to thsfaes
smote
out Otlloer torts domain. but
the altar
, smsrlllbs um
I erect.“ I“
lie odd trimmla ofth ii In use
' nib?” is
lit to. by
affirm. which is the sole minutes of
a lame blast list.
Janina Meniscus, iseltots «I
no new edsINsssI ’
dor suspension of the rules a rescind
tion to appropriate $10,000 for the tlrlf~ I
sex. was for admitting the resolution,
Conn. The question was 'Yes" and
“.\'o" and turn ballots simply showed
objection to the nomination. As Judie
Welch'a term had expired the. rennin»
sentatlre Banks to llfl\‘t' tr commission-
to
years and of Wilbur S Cornstarch. of
East liaddam. and Roland R. Tyler. of
in oxetrttlre session the senate con-
firmed the gtncrnors nominations of
it was reported and lateral
‘ beautiful their color after they have
H. KRIEGER St Co.
Final
Closing-out
I
I
of Men’s and Young Men’s
Overcoats
$5 $10 and $12
..
Now is Your Time to Buy Good
Winter Coats and Dresses ”
They will cost you less than either tailor or sires-malt" will
charge for the melting.
Our Famous, Popular Charge
Account Plan is at
Your Service
It will assist you to live easier and better
I
A small payment
each week will do the trlelt. I.
(incentive cover and suspended from
the use for the curling iron is appre«
eluted by the woman who has non for
this article. it Is ever so much easier
to tear e piece from the pad than to
hunt till over the room for a bit of
scrap paper on which to try the Iron. it
meanwhile Incoming quite cold If held
In the hand or as much too but If left
over the no.
So closely do some of the newost lit-
no oops for theatre wear lit the head
that. anywhere else but on the bead.
one might take them for fanciful bou-
bnn easel: and perhaps that Is the way
they not their name or 'bou-bon" on
Those who hate discovered that t
ptnlt ltallan stilt vests some out a
”e
for Knitwear of the ”.60 and
“.00 kinds.
no
for our entire stools of “.00
fancy stiff bosom Shirts, outs
attached and detached .
fur our stoolt of title r‘anoy Elli
Handkerchiefs.
«as
Treason worth ”It to and u:
large slssa only. iii to it we
been laundered two or three times are.
for their to W other.
an Gretta. from Table Tellt:
as:
Blue Ribbed underwear. to close
outtour which
round a ti o. liars a sauce mosses
as follows: liIslt one tablespoontul of
butter. add one tablespoonful of flour,
use: and red WW.
II of stoolt or water.
at! one tool It-
INN“
Norwalk Chronicler