NEALLY
fthatwlllt and Wear
; our Children's Shoes tit better
.; and wear longer than the mat-
nary, because they are not made
on stock shapes. but are con-
. structed on special lasts.
Exclusive lasts. special makes
and sizes'not carried in stock
by any other store.
commit
AND
_BRACKEN
‘1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 303-4
A Sample Case of
,Ladies’ Russia Calf
Button Shoes
GOODYEAR WELT. FANCY WING
TIP. AT $2.75.
to 6%. widths C dc? D
100 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
lilil iliillilii
SO LV
I
Sizes 2
3N'l‘ NOTICE.
llistrlct of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. January 2-i. A. 1).. tall.
Estate of Sarah E. Smith. late or
Norwa‘ik. In said district. deceased,
The Court of Probate. tor the ills-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
actounts. properlv attested. within
. said time. all! be deharred a retovery
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
IRVING l.. SMITH.
125 fl 8 Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as.
Court. January (ii. A. 1)., lilll.
Estate of Susan tilet'ali. lnte oi‘ Nor-
wallt in said district. deceased.
The (‘ourt oi Probate for the. llistrict
oi Not-walk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said t-ntulI- to exhibit
their claims for tit‘llluillt‘lli. Thorn-
Who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said Unit“.
will be dehurrcd II rccowry. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are l‘l“
quested to make llllllll'illlllt‘ payment to
Probate
Veal Cutlets, lb 15:
Roast Veal, lb 10c
HOMER S. BEERS 8t COMPANY-i Successors to
Beers Brothers
WW... ..... m
'The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN STREIT.
Veal iltops, lb 1th
3 lbs tow paVeal 25c
l‘i South Norwalk
Norw alit
i aourn NDRWALK
Ladies' and Misses“
sets. We alter free.
. . 3
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGAHDLECB OF 0001‘
Suits, Coats. Skirts. Walrus. Dresses. Furs. Fur
Coats. Night Gowns. Petticoats. Silk lioslory,
Clearance Sale in both stores.
lorset Covers and Cor-
515 Main at, Stamford
33 South Main 8L. South Nor-walk
MAGNER
138 Washington St.
WHEN YOU ARE. TIRED
of the cheap concoctions that
are masunerndlng as genuine
liverwoiten under t‘uncy inhols
~~and want “the rent thing." try
II case or two of ltuppert's. You
won't not-d to go beyond II boi-
iio or taro to tlnd the treat
you're been looking for you
\\’lll no hoyond them because
you will want. to. ltllpperi‘n
liner is ill berm-ago lit for any
table. any occasion, even it it's
called it banquet. Order by
mail or “phone if you don't (‘til‘t'
to take the time to cull. lint
order. liruus' (‘I'I-auI All in hot-
tle and on draught
h
Phone 642-4
“COURT CECIL lNSTALLATlON
District Deputy Grand Regent Miss
Dot‘ln Conduct; the Ceremony
The regular business
Court Cecile. Daughters of
was held last erI-ning in the Catholic
Club house in West avenue. The mm-t
in}: was especially WI-il attended and
n rory lIurnII‘nIions meeting it uh
District Deputy (lrnud Regent Miss
Frances Dorln, oi (‘ouri of St. Flitlliob
of Grenwich, was present and installed
the ofllcors of the court in a very dilt~
nitlI-d and pleasing manner. During
the business meeting it war voted to
have. a social evening on February
23rd in the club house in West avenue.
'l'luI Ufllccrs lustullod Wore.
ti. tin—Mrs. Katherine Tracey
V. G. low-Mrs. Michael J. Howard.
Propheteus-«Mlas Elisabeth llar~
kins.
Historian—whims Mary E. (Iassidy.
Financial Secretary »--.\irs. Frank A.
State.
Monitor“ Miss Kalllcrinc Unify
'l'I‘eIIsIIreI‘~ Miss Katherine 'I‘oIpy.
Sentinel-«Miss Agnes Torpy.
Organist-«Mist. liolcn llorney.
Trustees for three years-whim. ll, 'l‘
Nattctord and Miss Margaret Fltl‘l‘l'll.
IAIctIIreru—Mlss Anna 'i‘ierney.
tilinplninw-Rer. .i. J. Mculnnlss
Following the. installation I-I-rotutuiy.
which is said it. lll‘ a Very pretty one.
u sonial hour was enjoyed. 'i‘ltorc was
illi address by District llepiuy
Doriu and also one by Rev. .1. .l .\icr
(llnnlss both oi IIhiulI are excellent
spcukt‘is illlfl ulIII Iiollglitotl last mon-
lugs nudituto ihet‘o Wow soloa ll\'
Mrs. .ilict- (inlIllllluyInI-o and Miss
Marion Hayes. Refreshments of it
dainty nature were served and all do-
parted for their homes with a fooling
meeting of
. _ JOHN l“- M”““"“: that umm before had then spent so
it 3 1" ”‘9‘““0” pleasant an eIcniua slim,- the oritlllll‘
-_-.,......- action of the r'oIIIf in Nurwalk. The
Sol \b‘f: ’l‘ Nt'l'l‘lf' E committee in charge oi the affair of
~--- lthe evening is composed of the follow.
District. of Norwnlk, Inc. l‘rohIIII-ilnx: Mrs. ll. 'I‘. .Natteford. chair
Court. January :II. A. it, toil. woman. Mrs, M. J. Howard and Mrs.
Estate of Mary Mrl‘l. (‘lIichI-strr. late ('3. llorgnn.
of Norwalk. in said district. (lottohlmd.
The Court of Probate for thr- lilstl‘lct
pill Norwalk holh limited and allowed
at: months from the tltiit' hereof tor
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their olalmh for sI-ltlenwni 'l‘hosc
who neglect ‘io Dl‘t'rt‘lll their accounts.
propeilv. undated within said time,
will lie 110me a women!
sous indebted to said estate are, re»
Iluouted to make immediate payment to
HENRY SEYMOWI.
I'i. ii iii Administrator.
Two onwaasfidhuao’ro '
nears
NIIIWOAB'PIIE. l’II.. Pen. it
WM: bum-a and three other chil-
.. dun Iiflitly hurt by being dropped
m k second story window early to-
M17
Marja land. in South Newcastle.
i
All per
er"
children Were cremated. the mother
lire destroyed the home of
Mo or the earliest models for
are very lane and show
4 soft velvet crown that was a
. rot some at the lat. winters
toll in the pay envelop. tor deposit in the
NorwalkSavmgsBank‘
GOVERNOR’S AQOINTMENT
W,
Judge Watch. Daapito Ago. Again
Haada thohtielda'Common Pleas
Court.
llAll’I‘lt‘Ultl). Fell, ii ~~'l‘lIo House.
today concurred with the Senate by u
rote of HIT to it! in .tttllllll‘llllllg ”OWN"
our llaidwlna ro-uppolittuII-nt of Judge.
ll. ll. Welch. III' the Lituhitoid ("orn-
Iuon l'II-IIII tiourt. 'l‘he opposition was
simply on the around of hits.
There was more discussion of the
forthcoming exocIItiru appointment
of a state highway commission. It Is
stated in well-informed circles that
florsrnor Baldwin's selection is quite
likely to be It oivll engineer.
The city or New Haven will oppose
the bill sent to the ludtciary rommit-
tea.- which proposes to exempt from
taxation tho dormitories and meeting
houses of college traterhiuaa. Gomor-
ation Counsel Klein today stated that
exemptions would amount to a
hill ion dolara in New Ha on. ‘
lsabeila. ‘
ill
l
hlins'
l and “initials.”
Matthew McGowan. 9'
Matthew McGowan died lust night
at the home of his sister. Mrs. John
ll.IIrr ot lot t'I-dai sin-.I-l utter an
‘illness or tlflt rsl months. He is sur-
i\ \iIetl in one brother and IlIl'I-I alll‘
lit-Is. .lohn \ictioaun oi \‘IIIIIIIlt. N. .;l
ihlrs Atlit‘lillllll and Miss Murgarcl
‘ McGowan. or New York CH}. and Mrs.
John Barry, of Normilit. The funeral
will he held Friday morning at 9
o‘clock ftiiom St. Mary's f‘hurch in‘
terniont bill be in St Mary‘s come~
tory.
Miss Mary Pam-lea.
Miss Minty PartriIlt. of New York
city. who died in that place Monday
afternoon. was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. .l. Iii. i‘III'trlI'iI'. of Newtown sve-
nIII-. 'l‘lnr wmalns have been brought
“1‘?“ uud the funeral will be held to-
l morrou' from the litinst‘ at '2 o'clock.
Funeral of A. H. Newman.
The funeral scrrlcos of the late A
Neutrino. oi XIII-hulk. were held
‘yI-sterdny from his home in School
street. A delegation trout each the
Norwalk Fire thpaI‘tInI'n-i and (‘oI-ire»
noo ’l'rllitr No. 32 l. i). it. .\i. acted as
pull lli‘lllit'l‘l'i. Itm’. Frank D. Torre}.
oi the NhrIruil. Methodist l‘lllll‘t'll 0th
riuted and the remains were inferred
in lilrerriide cemetery. The seriirrs
were iaritcly attended and there were
lllilil\‘ bountiful floral decorations.
Format of Miss Dickmao.
The Funeral of hits... Lydia Foster
D‘ll‘lilluln was largely attended roster
day afternoon from the residence of
her lllltllt', Luther M. Wright. at 85
Cedar street. The Rev. H. iiyltfnrpen-
trr. pastor of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist (Iburrh. emulated. and interment
tollowed in Norwalk Cemetery. The
floral tributes were Iery numerous.
testlftylntk to the high esteem in which
the Hull]? lady was held by a wide cir-
e
cir- of to ads. The flower hearers
were WailiI-r t? llllit. Lester lirush. Man
tin Leo rind William tlalnri The nail-
bearers wore Rodmau Lilly. Robert
lllydonburu. i-l. iinrtrnm, .I Peterson.
l-I, Amundaon and (lounge Gainer.
”I"...
2.000.000l FEET OF WOOD IN DICK.
With the laylnu of the keel or the
Europa. the biggest ship in the world.
now outlier construction. comes tho
new» triim abroad that the areas toti-
units of all the ships flying the llam-
lInrx- -AIIiierit-.IIII line iiag has pushed the
l000ti0tii mark or. to be correct i.002.-
432 For years the Hamburg Anteri-
oan line} has held the tonnage record
tor ahipi sailing under one house has.
home ldi a of thr- snormuus also of the
Europe a) be gathered from the or
dor whitit has been strap for 2.000. 000
feet at i rum in to he used for the
docks alone For months this lumber
W“ drying noar Portland. Ore-
hn. bell rs being shipped to Germany.
postal ‘osre la taken to provide only
rtical grain wood ~Chmtian
M»...—
.IOV WAI NO no.
He w a buying cigars tor the bunch
tailed d the momentous avast was
balsa ti sous-«l:
lotto“ 00h the Mn
mmfllfd‘lllw
in a as e and was explaining that it .
was tri eta. lottery one had been my
God; tuiationa Island with made»
Pi" lather
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 Coats
that have stood the test of time.
Our Coaliis all true to name and
and is not‘ misrepresented in any!
particular.
Full portions. prompt service.
What's your order?
Best Cigars, ask
yoilr dealer tor
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
RUBBER
GOODS
We can r a II it line of HOT WAT-
ss BOTTLES. booms svamo.
ES. COMBINATIONS. ETC... at nitrati-
tive prices. Lauaahow them to you.
W. F. Wigtnore 8t Co.
DRUGGIDTS
8 North Main St" So. Norwalk
., - “um..- IN»
A New Market
in charge of a rumpetoat man. has
been opened at ii Wilton 8t.
Round steak (5 ink. or more)...10c II.
Portsrhouu Btaalt (5 lbs. or more)
120 lb.
Sirloin Steak (Bits. of more)..t2c Ih.
Pot Roast (5 lbs or more). 0 to the It.
ly single ooun‘, 2o more pound.
All fresh you", native beef.
REMEMBER IIHE ADDRESS
3 Boutdn Street
Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to date. Your in-
spection invited. Everything San-
itary and under glass.
Visitors always welcome.
John G. Baur
Formerly 0. ”Minerva.
if.
To! 372-1. RAILROAD AVI.
A “"in~ DP ”POINT!
about Men' ii and lioys t‘. lothina
and where to buy it. Look out tor
quality ilrat «make thin the areal
essential Yeti
stand by the can ityo
Neat. com are cut prices with
sumo dual y of a elsewhere:
they will compare I'ory favorably.
'l‘hon consider nod service. can
vanishes. environments. and er
erythln's that son to make doai~
i III II pleasure. and you
wil doll boreholva hrs on the
top floor for quality. and on the
[round door tor prices and con-
vohlonoth
Goldiob’s--$7 8t $10
II soars ulna araaar.
at it here. We
at our goods.
Norwallt's Leading Dry Goods Store
nos. 3 and 5 oaza'r'ra antennae. nonwaax. Colin.
or rain tonight to
W. moderate varlal'i o.
#0 north late tonight
harassing.
‘I
a
*1
W Annual Spring Shof In
. Hamburg
Embroideries
in many new dainty designs. in (.‘umbric. Nninsooit and Swiss.
GALLOONS. DEEP FLOUNCEB.
WAIBTS AND DRESSES.
plrte’exhiblt of llamburgs.
A cordial invitation is extended to all interested to inspect this large and com-
EDGINCS, iNBERTlONB, IANDINGCI
THE NEW IDEAS lNlXTRA WDE ALL OVER EMIROIDERIII FOR
PICKING CRANBERRIEB.
innovation Haa Worked a Great
Change on the Large Tracts 0n
Cape God.
The. picking season in the early au~
tumn is the time to rnjoy the human
interest side of the cranberry indus~
try. and yet conditions in this phase
III thr- work hare changed so corn.
pleteiy during the lust few years that
natives who come back to the cran-
berry country. after some years in
the city. declare. that the spectacle;
has lost murh or its old time tasrlna-‘
lion. says the. Optimum Herald. Stu-I
dents of progress declare that the on-.
try of machinery has revolutionized
sltnoat t‘\'el‘)' activity in this age. but.
it would bc dithtult to dad a realm
nltgre there has been It greater on
hcmnl than in the cranberri ”belt"
In the old (law crauhenles here all
picked ll\ liniid-wtlthi is. plucked cool
by our. just as Isapberries nIe le‘kt‘d‘
to this din. And "()W‘ht’lt‘ did a
'pltklng season" ban- the social slit-
uiflcnncu that it did on (‘apo Cod.
large portion of the picking VIM} door
in women and atria and it seemed as
”tough the whole countryside turucd
out for the mom
”and picking is yet in rogue on
some of the cranberry bogs. but this
is on the smaller tracts. (in the
large bogs we see the newly invented
picking machines. There are two
types. One is a small wooden box of
II also to be held in one hand. By
pressure of the dugout it opens at one
end. disclosing lap. armed with rows
of teeth The other stIia Is a wood-
en scoop with close set lrou prongs
forming the lower side.
.-~w~
PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL NEARINO.
l
i
South Norwalk Represented at the Pi-
nal Session in Hartford.
t'ontrsry to expectations the final
hearing on the public utilities bill be-
fore committee is being held this af-
ternoon at Hartford. The city coun~
oil was of the opinion that the pro-
artlui to have the hearing tomorrow
afternoon would he carried out and
planned accordingly at the Monday
night uII-otlutt. Word was roceited
yesterday afternoon from Hartford.
lIoIIeI'er. that the hearing would be
H. KRIEGER 81 Co.
on.
Final
Closing—out
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 droumaker will
charge for the making.
held today. and in conscnuenco. the
delegation of the size expecIed. did
not go up.
So tar as learnId todaI the onlI
South Norwslk representatltes at the
hearing are Corporation Counsel John
Keogh and Bupelintendent Albert l6.
\VinIlII-.stor of the municipal electric
plant.
.1. W... ”W
LOOKING FOR moms comm...
m
Providence Police ornam- semi to
South Not-walk tor i'nlormatlon.
Mayor Albert M. l'oiIlIuIIn has t'e~
Ieirod a letter from a Mrs, Sutherland
in Providence. R. l.. halting him it he
ran furnish any information concern-
ing; the whereabouts oi 'l‘iluinaa (‘olo-
man. who was last heard of in South
tor states that Coleman has fallen heir
to 350.000.
’llIe may'm does not know Coleman
and has noter heard of the man. so far
as be can recall. No one with whom
he has talked of the woman's letter
has been able to give the desired in-
lormatlou.
Mayor Pohiman has requested the
milestones what they can turn in
the way of information that hill help
find Coleman.
IW
IiLL WAC iNTRODUOID.
HARTFORD. Feb. tau-When there
are two members in the letlalanm ot
the same tamily name. something is
bound to happen. This time it related
to the Tracya. One is Representative
a P. Tracy. cruel-by: the other is ill.
D. 'l‘raoy, ot semiarid. Yesterday the
house refused to admit aI naeltition
put in by aoprslahtatirol n'i'raof
appropriating 310.000 for (thin
Hospital at Derby. it was saw“ hust-
nssa. Momentum Trauma!
not in a mutation at the same kind
WM
John G. Bout. Vito oumhaaod tho
tors illusionswuhtoid
m.butthmhadarrim.
'aatd “0mm at“
mime store a Friedrich.
‘ the sized
Is
an
luck. It sauna titlt tom!
Illinois-authors ill. D. ‘l‘rlo blind tho
Windmill his mail run than:
audit to introduce it. While it! was
not interested in may marlin. «at
tits medium the clerk. it
I
an”...
Norwaik on August ill. I000. The let~ '
‘ the petitioner elaims were meant for
'» him and that some others salt for
she headstone
Our F amous. Popular Charge
Account Plan is at
Your Service
It will assist you to live easier and better.
A small payment
each week will do the trick.
ITo'b’k WKFI’W‘W‘B‘ ”saline?“
HARTFORD. Feb. I}. ., The petition
oi Edward 0‘. Hook. ot’ Non-town. for a
seat in the house. was heard before
the committee on contested claims to-
day. The petition claimed that in one
oi be two voting diarlota of the town
Iiii votes were cast tor him and that
ho was erroneously credited with us.
There were nine ballots credited by
counters to William C. Johnson. which
tor Nockwear ot the 31.60 and
$1.00 kinda.
I
Ibo
for our entire stock of 81.00
randy stilt bottom illitrta. outs
attached and detached.
i
”a
for our stock at 600 Fancy sill:
Banner-ohms.
him were rejected as marked tor in-
nudlelont reasons: that be properly ro-
«sired ital Iotoa and Mr. Johnson 310.
The othtdat role was siren out after
election as follows: Hr. Hook. 820i
Arthur J. collation. m: William C.
Johnson. 388: Hobart ll. Danika. 300.
The seats in the house are at proton!
held by Messrs. Galluhar and John:
son.
$1.“
Trousers worth til. it) and 03.00;
lam silos oath. to to ill waist
mus Itibbod
Dill; WI‘ 5
MONO“. to close
kind.
Thou is a situation of the «rot
plans in one or this at the early straw
turban tor mutton wear. This is
obtained by the shape and direction at
the aupolltan or straw now
than in the hat itself.
it is not whoa one is skating “eat
it
Joseph Davis
"m”‘mm uwmmmuo' moss.
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Norwalk Chronicler