50c tiliiu hove the gomptlon of little ' subunit 3 more: tired. all ways up to any link. “Ed- u‘eator shoes allow the hat the some ion-giving free- Ebe size ... HORLICK'I muse MILK, doom . . “gig ................ FOLE‘V'S KIDNEV REMEDY, ' W. F. Wigmore 8i G onuooie'rs 3 North Main at. ..»s.... . $1.00 also ................ ....75c flue size ..... . ........... _ ..... 40c -. ~. MELLIN'S FOOD, ‘ J. . The size ..................... 55c "- BIRFTOOMC children .iilc size ...... . ......... .t. . . .404: icurlcunA SOAP, ................. So. Nerwaik .....75e: ‘ 40: 200 0. SatisfaClion don: t a healthy support of the ms and heel, but no cramp o." I, . . GRADE '9' VcONNEAtLv 43/ a BHACKEN. 81 WASHINGTON STREET, So. Not-walk. Tel. 3634 ....‘...~__ Coot] JUST RECEIVED A CARGO OF HIGH FRESH MINED Egg, Stove and ' Nut Coal FREE FROM SLAG AND DIRT TRY A TON Harris & Gans ’Phone 721 satisfaction. 126 Washington St. Tel. on SALE" ' . We intro for sale. on very invor- ‘ubls terms. the following proper- ! tics: Ono‘six-room‘ liousc. all im- provements, centrally located. i within two minutes or West AVe. ' Ono two‘lnmlly house. all improve- ments. on the Hill A tuunber of ‘ very desirable houses, nicely sit- I dated in East Norwalk. One very I tine Broom residence, large lot. good barn and ouibulldings. splen- diu rrult. in liethei. Conn. Also a number of small and large farms near Wilton, lirnuchvillc. George- town and Ridgefloid, Conn. For particulars call or write OOBURN AND HULL.- Seiected Securities, Real Estate. insurance 94 Washlngton 8L, ”Men’s Russia Cali“ "SHOES . Latest High Toe and Heel BUTTON—$3 - Saba—LACE *MAX. LEVY—- 169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK i about Men's and where to quality Iirst essential. venience. erythlng that top floor for ground tioor voniencc. YES, the winter’s nearly over and we soon shall see the clover springing up around the lawn in bright array; yet the winds of r" A ‘ . L___...____.‘}._,. .-., A BUNCH OF POINTS and. litiys‘ (‘ioililntz buy it. Look out for make that the great You not it here. smnd by the quality of our goods. Next. compttr samc quality oi goods elsewhere; they will compare vcry favorably. ’l‘hen consider good service. oon- environments. and or. We e cut prices with goes to make deal- ing with us it liltiliHlll't‘. and you will deal her e. We are on the quality. and on the for prices and con- Gottlieb’s—- $7 8K “0 co“, TRADE ‘ 11 NORTH MAIN STREET. 5. .u..- ..‘..._~..n..—~..._~W South Not-walk Tel. 414-4 i I: I tritium . CoAL Titaosi' Who buys coal rlfihtl \\'ho handles cool right? Who sells coal‘ right? Who delivers coal right? . -—Wl 00-9; Those are our strong into. Oll' % "knows" in coal; in“ why WE ARE “1T" . in the ' I March arcicoming‘ and our busi- ness 'will be humming for a while before the flow'rs get gay; so there‘s something we must tell you. that we still have Goal to sell you and should like to see your order on our file; for your range BOLOGNAS or for your furnace there is none .30 good to burn as Lchigh Coal first we are selling all the while.' PICKLED BEST QUALITY FRESH AND SMORED Meats NATIVE omeKENs AND VEAL. ALL KiND or sear NEW YORK . ANo cooos. AT Charnock‘s Market 76 NORTH MAIN. TELEPHONE CALL 44-5 Hazleton. Cool I ..'I‘he B. Hershiield & Son Co. n , Tsl. 204. 122 Water It. A FINE Assortmenr or sc’ANo 10c starHoA’v poor mans WASHINGTON aiaTHoAv Poor cAaos 6 for 5s. 2 for 5:. and 5: each 9 mm»-.. W--..... so. MR. DANBURY HATS. Unique \Sobrlquet Applied to Mr. Hill in Cenoress. A Washington story retailing the in- cidents oi' the debate in (Iongreas Tues. day upon the Canadian reciprocity hill says: During the debate M r. Hill, of Con- nootlcut, received lllt‘ liOltl'iqilai of "Mr. Dnnbury‘Jl-ats.‘f Mr. Fordnay declared that the reel- roclty tneasure. him a question. sided. Mr. Hill m.» u..- OmM~ first with us. liquor for the was tiny illii'ssr iasl‘distah‘t. liters will son an no you mm the tor mutt in , , once to quality. at a cheap figure. sell good liquors for little moa- eyuvery little indeed when qual- ity is taken into. consideration. Magnet 8 Flynn m Wualw'ac. Phone rm Certainty J "1'" answer that. Mr. Usubury Hats." began Mr. li‘ordney. After the sale of laughter had sub- you said: "i wish would. . r. Cuitadlan was." A DIGlDlD lMPIISIiON hill! been made by our adhcn Quality comes No don't sell new sake of altering it lint We do conic an sharpest» bards tor more. than your rsaular insoles. ’ ‘ “wanton" idem. ‘ y A i ,, proelty bill could unvei- be passed with Republican votes. marked by sharp passages between the supporters and opponents of tho reci- At this point Repre- sentative Hill. of Connecticut. asked His speech was W. A. Briggerman s in Washington It. Donovan Block. you want the , IF Best Cigars. ask " your dealer for Roger Ludlow. Twin City Nougat or Little Gem CIGARS AT ALL DIALIRB B. J; REYNOLDS MAuorAc'runa - . ow”... " ForSdie" " is our motto. ‘\\‘c stand back, of everything we sell and ii goods are not as represented. we_want to know It. Users of Tana. (Tioi'i'eos. linking l’owdor. oua sovaasioN FARINA Is MAKING A HIT. HAVE YOU TRIED? 10c PACKAGE—ONE check. The Union Pacific Tea Company ' Ooanscticdt . New. ‘ this priv I‘llesnle“ Midis. bots. thus. Farm and . city Dreamy « ’ IIIIII ”mmtuw Dnltsdhd Itsa‘tnshla , W I Guaranteed Toll us and not satisfaction. Spices. etc. should consider 542-3. Free Delivery 71‘ units illitltttt‘if'i' Funeral oi Rev. Nathan L. Rockwell. A number of Norwalk friends of Rev. Nathan 1.. Roultweli attended the fitti- and services thd yesterday afternoon in thc Methodist, Episcopal Church. in ltidgcticld. Rev. llr. Wood. the local pastor, m...- lu charge and opened the service with prayer. Roy. (E. s. Delnv lug. who was in chemo and opened the service. with prayer. Rev. (.7. S. llcm‘ ill-g. who was an associate of Rev. Mr. Rockwell lit missionary work In Kor- cu. and know the deceased very well. delivered the funeral sermon. paying a touching tribute to him. The choir of the church sang, and the trustees act‘ ed as pallbearers. 'i‘he interment was in Ridgei‘leld cemetery. George 1.. Rockwell. a rather of the deceased. now located it Montreal. Canada. and liar. Nathan Rockwell. .ir.. a son. who Is a Methodist ministcr in North lla- ItOiil. were nmong the rclitlivcs prcs~ Samuel L. Davis. Word Was received in South Nor- walk, today. oi ihc douih oi Samuel L. Davis. at his home in Inglewood. California. on February lath. lhcoas- ed was a son oi Albert (1. and Rebec- ca .l. Davis. and a former resident of this town. The family owned and re sided for many years in the property in. lirookslde. near the Darlcu .town line. and were wclI~kuown to the. Older residents. 'l‘hey rcmot’od to California about four years into. John P. Ponder. John P. Ponder. of New York City. formerly of south Xot‘wullt. died yes- terday at his ’Nlfi'in that city. ills hotly will he brought to his old home. In South Nor-walk. today. and ihe.fun- and arrangements will be made Inter. lic' was a son si Mrs. Patrick Ponder. of it; wood street. null leaves a brother William and our sister. Mrs. Jolie Maury. .\ir. Render was forty-one years of age. and was a butter by trade, bul of late. had Lhasa ontployed in the gun department in New York «its: i H ’. Funeral of Vans May Harris. The funeral services oi the late \‘unu‘iliuy Harris. the if.~dn_va-oid daughter oi .\lu.~:aud Mrs. i.. it. liar- rls. oi North nmuuc. are to ho priv- ate and will taltc place at 7:30 this evening. Rev. James Benton Werner oillclatcd. .9".— Fiofi'urman. l‘lnyd .lcnuanml young man 22 years of ago. Hi \i‘uirrium; with rulniiycs hcrc. chokcu to- death Thursday evenv int: at his houm m-Hio parents were iOv- merly residents of Norwalk. lie was it nephew oi Mrs. Aaron llyington and oi Floyd 1‘. ltuscoc. The iunornl will be bold tomorrow afternoon in Water. bury. ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG. Lecai Automobliists Cannot Use New ' Yoi‘lt Markers. The authorities hinge been instruct- ed to notify nutomoblliais who are ' carrying upon their cars license tugs Issued by New York. in addition to their Connecticut license numbers. or who urc displaying only the New Yorit state tags, tint the Connecticut markers and no Others are to be dis- played upon ma‘ehiuen owned by res- idents of Connecticut. This action was taken. as the result or complaints that had been received at hoadquarters‘to' the attest that the law governing the use of automobile markers was being violated. informa- tion train the sate. oi the secretary of state was that the ruiina had been made that the only marker that could be displayed tonsil: upon a car owned by a midsnt of connecticur while be ing operated in Connaotiiout was the one issued by thlsntatc. and that the operation of a car under any other conditions was ht violation of the law. The Connecticut "in unloads to non- residsots or this state only the privi- lege of orsr‘ating an automobile in this ”stator toll danmithout taking out a Connecticut license. It mldsnt or who“; . stars his ear in ' ' not entitled to villi _ New York state ‘ ins ‘ are wot-thins as a ting. the to operate it a ill. own state. ‘ . tho- law that sondsrstood is 5 , stars. This law oi ouch a car in hands minions _ ._o' tad in this slots to . in any one me. on "its liable to prosa- npm in our: m ‘ ,‘i t is m , “Si‘gséowwm bust-u . -. Nd8.3and5 black and colors. Pruuelias. mnmum SOLVENT NO'l‘ltfld. District of Norwnlk. as. Court. February i. A, ll. liili. Estate of Mary It. l-‘iiak. late of Nor~ Walk. In said district. deceased. The. Court of Probate for the District or Norwalit hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof 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 tie-barred a recovery. All per- aons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to fulfil/till) ll. GOLDEN. it ii is Administrator. ”fittit'tilttéiité’fili? " rtrs tans Ill tilliillT ii‘ontlnucd lrotn First l'nitei Probate port her. She had to support herself since thcn. The only time. that her husband offered to do anything lor her this when he invited her to live in he hotel in Union street where he was a bar tender. but the reputation of the place prevented hcr accepting the Uafll‘: "‘ Off With Another Man. l’ctcr l-I. liltnngi'cu. oi Stamford. was granted it dccrcc oi divorce from Hattie Holden iiiotngmn. on the mound oi doaartlon. The couple were. married in September. 1903. and the wiledcsertod her husband. and it in .il ed. Is now keeping house for an- ot or man. BASRET BALL SCH EDULES. Some Coming Games “r the Sixth Germany and the Not-walk ‘ High schools. High Scltoolmi'ale Freshmen, Mon- rlny. February 20th; New ilavon High. \‘i’ednondoy. February Hind: Bridge- .iori High. Monday. Fchntary 27th; Antonia High. Monday. March 5th. 8|th Company—Monstrous. of New York; Monday. February 20th; You- kers. oi New York state. Wednesday. February 22nd; idticolus. of New York, ondsy. February 7th; Knicker- bockcrs. of New York. Moudoy. March ~ith. This schedule for the Sixth Com- pany is certain. but it is not definite that Ansonla High school will play hero on the above date. The remain- .ier oi' the high school scheduled list of names will he played as abate. The big game of the season corners on Monday of next week. when Nor- walk high school will be matched ”sum the callous boys front Yale's first year. This lama will probably be more interesting and exciting than any that have been played as yet. Last year Yale had no open date. When lirldacport comes here it will be the deciding game with the blah school. each team having won on; game. High school lost by a very small margin in Bridgeport. however. the score being it to it. and is cit- melodic win this some Namath. iamiord. looking over an 'yosr'a scores with Norwalk. has refused to slay. They were due here one night. and refused to come on the morning or that day. This has caused a strain- ed tooling between the schools in all» ictlcs an may elect the bssaball and tootbsii schedules. ' There is little need no mention any of the teams that are to play the Sixth Company; tor they are mostly wait known. but all are teams and some excellent names are expected. ‘ W ‘. “GRID “MINT; . The monthly sacred concert will be jinn tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 ate it. in (trans Baptist Church. The ii in will include: Binsinl by the choir. if i' by the outer. \ It as by the choir. o ‘, uflugwrmmmmi .- MI I t“, a .3. itseits commas Grace listener. . solo-«mu “'1'me knell. mil: ”it...“ can on— so. little—lira Riddlston. t . I ‘Norwallt's Leading Dry Goods - .Store ' unual Showin Imported. . - priug. Dress Goods ‘PRIEBTLEY'B CELEBRATED “CRAVANETTE” MOHAIRS, in tile PRIEBTLEY'S “WEST OF ENGLAND IROADCLOTH." guaranteed spot. proof. In many shades. and black. THE WELL-KNOWN BRADFORD MOHAIRB. in a wide. range oi‘coloi‘s and'designs, ulliii'ln hldék. All interesiod are cordially invited to inspect this line showing ‘ . \ 3 . .NWmM—WMW' * ~..... .‘I— .......«..w. ......,.. .. . ......(. mm... W t . GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. latest shades and patterns. Serncs in oi imported Suitings.,, . ‘ ‘ “ . j “in .. H. Kfiefl& c... . can. gtr$t":_‘i‘ "‘ \ 3% r ‘r 9:1”! "-‘-‘l', :N w.‘ '_ l I t Post"1hrrebruory satin? and .ageii‘iid Note the r: ‘ OF TREE: ~ HOOSIE j Kitchen Cabinet to. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THIS KITCHEN CAB!- NET. HE MOST USEFUL UTENSIL IN YOUR ENTI HOUSEHOLD. AND NO GOOD HOUSE» KEEPER CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE. WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE AGENC? FOR THIS CABINET BECAUSE WE HAVE FOUND IT THE BEST. CHEAPEST AND THE MOST COMPLETE CABINET IN THE UNITED STATES. ALL 0TH. ERS ARE SIMPLY IMITATIONS. ~ COME AND mvcsrton‘rnoon f... . I 131 per WeekPropogdjtién? A — EVERY WOMAN CAN OWN ONE. THE? CAN BE SEEN IN OUR FURNITURE DEPARTEENT.‘ 4.- I .._. 'e . - ”rig" l ‘I Delicatessen Thoroughly up to date. Your in~ suction ihvltsd. lvamhinn Ion» ital-y and «odor glass. Visitors always welcome. John coaur ' rowan-o of Friedrich; fit area. means Ava. . 2“" Woodmen, ct autumn. J.'. an lddwsrdAisstn oi Newton notability wot-s arrest” at trio diiisraat' times this mornlnd surged with illumination and sro’non m .intnsi Nomilt italics stations ist authorised»- raatad Nicodemus sad. , a r A1.” arrest” Aissnw . oases. wit me tip/Monday aim? V, W'““. .' has . .o it. onus. of ’ l: ' ti‘ad to his Noam I “It i: ‘ . _ i 1 ‘ W We cordially invite you to sail and Inspect our line at new and ottelusivo ,Woolcns for doting and Summer wosr.
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