Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 22, 1911 · page 8

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Dominated children
have the gumption of little '
"animals; never tired, oi-
‘ Ways up to any larks Ed-
ucator shoes allow the feet
the some joy-giving Im-
dom; a healthy support
not the arch and
but no camp
.0! toes.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

CONNEALLY
d. BRACKEN.

' 81 WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk. Tel. 3634

 
 

 

 

Men’ s RuSSia Calf

SHOES

Latest High Toe and Heel
BUTTON—$3 - $3.50—-LACE

—- MAX LEVY -—

m WASHINGTON smear antooe
SOUTH NOR‘WALK

 

 

 

 

YES, the winter's nearly over

 

III: and we soon shall see the clover
‘flspringing up around the lawn in
‘bright array; yet the winds of
‘ March are coming 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 Coal to sell
.Iyou'IandI shbuld like to see your
order on our file; for your range
or for your furnace there is none

noIgood to‘ burn as Lehigh Coal

 

‘ that weal-e selling all the while.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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lilyetIy giIiI Would like to he iIII-uutiiul
lull: i{ remilutily of loniuro in III'IIIrmII
We out hv constant and Ieuuiur turt-

Improve the outl good point ililll IIIIII
he he“. I! not him ilI ionic IIIIII llilllliti-
, int am that lt’onp it in porinct (omit
--‘ tion; If her- teeth tire lior lIeIIi i'I-IIIIIIo.
the tooth but h qui our utmost llI'tI hor
, very iyou'd friends. and no on Iluough
- the Ital. It lit WOllil while to hit I-III-
- phattla on one II mod points.

 

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S ecrali’rices

HORLIpcK'a MALTED MILK.

$1 00 III/.II .................... 76o

Mil: size ..................... 40c
FOLIEV'S KIDNEV REMEDY,

I‘LUO size ...... . ............. 75:

Min size ...................... 40c
MELLIN'B FOOD.

'I'I’II.‘ nit/.o ..................... 55¢

.IOI ulze ..................... 40o

CUTICURA SOAP.
‘J' In size. 20c

W. F. Wigtnore 8t Co.

DRUGGIBTS
8 North Main at. an. Nerwoik

 

 

 

'I'IRU'I'I'I I'U I-I-Y
GOOD GOAL

!
Hoorgo WIII-Ihingitn, if Ito were III-IL

int: iilt' I-oni \\’I‘ supply. i‘illliii l‘t‘i‘ilm-
Illt‘ilti ii to his vnstotitI-I's IIII helm: il
I~oul oi ll high standard ounliII' rlmitt.
t‘ii‘lil‘ IIIII'IIIIII: lIlli‘i iIIIIi glyos i’H‘l‘)‘
lit-it'l‘ gI-IIIIIIIII Siliilifili'liitn,

Harris SI Gans
’Phone 721

 

BEST QUALITY FRESH AND
SMOKED

Meats

NATIVE CHICKENS AND VEAL.

ALL KIND OF BEST NEW YORK

BOLOGNAS AND PICKLED
GOODS, AT

Charnock's Market

76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TELEPHONE CALL 4+5

 

YALE LIAW SCHOOL ADMISSIONS.

Requirements Have Keen Advanced
by the New Haven College
Authorities.
.\‘lv:\~\‘ ll.\\'i':\', i“i‘il LII _
Ililillli‘i'ii ltlliixlii that tho
School IIIIII still illHilt‘l iiil\.li|il‘ii ilIv
rouIIIIII-Int-IIIII In‘ IIIittIIssion so as to
limit it now to L'Iiliiilii‘i‘h (ll liitlilmt'ti
standing oi I'nilI-urn and

II Inns IIII
\Iiiit‘ Low

llI|l\l'I‘l~|llt‘.\
iIIIIInI: .I III‘gI‘vI- oi :III, M‘It‘lii‘v II,
osopIII ,

Itilii
M‘i‘illliii), fil'lllili -i in Thin i'ui
II-xI' who iiilli‘ t'il'i‘Il‘ti i‘IiIII'Sl':I lIIIIt ill‘i'
in I‘m I‘rwiiiwl upon iiii‘ Inn ii“li|‘t‘l‘ .IIIII
Iiilll) Hpt‘t‘itti students illilll’lilllllllL' /\
and Il Stunt’ls on oxniulnniion illlii It ho
IIIII'IIIII‘II uiIIIionls to tho
Ht'i’tlllii )l‘ill'h They will attain
th-Ir tit‘gli't‘ ii ilwtn Inniniuin tho Iwr
Ollii ll‘lil‘ i‘iiititi 'I’ItI-I will Illlilll'l lilt'll'
tlt‘L’l‘i't‘ il' tho) lillilltliiill their sIIIIIIi.
'I‘III-so rIIIoII Will apply t'\i'l‘.|ll In It iv“
(‘iitit‘h‘ whorv students «on vomitn'o tho
donn that they Illl\{‘ III'I-ptil'otl lilt‘ IIIII
I'IIII- of admission The old qliiliiiii‘ll
lion I'Il‘ two )‘mil‘HI l'iliit‘lli‘ III'IIII or its
oqniIoII-nl Itppltns Io IItinIIIIsII‘III III‘ prII
vial h’llliit‘llitl.

'l'ht- III-w i‘i‘ililil'l‘lilt'iii of n iit‘Krl‘I‘ for
admission prnrtipnily puts into form-
an I-xisling IIIIIIIIL'I-Inoui Its IIII hIIi
lill‘l‘t‘ of tho prI-sont lil'iil I'Iuss now
hold I-oliogr- Iii‘Kl‘I‘lth'. ilonn lingers. of
tho uvhooi, tutored iIII- rollopo Ilogroa
an on admission I'uthIroIIII-nt when tlII-
cltnnizo requiring two wars” lililli,‘ was
llliiiit‘ some I‘I-III'iI Into.

W...

The [loom-tin of tho linen of which
IIIoII‘I-I I‘Olilllii IIIo IIIIIIII- II-ntlois tilt-III
I'IIIIIIIhlo hitII fm pumping up (‘lll ilu
porn oI lllllllN tiller the pump has
hot-II (Into-lolly washed out.

(Ix i‘I‘ullItIl'
I Inns.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ospenty (It the Country

I, the innlvltluiti.

' part II lleor.

"SELF PR EBERVATION"

in tho ilIIIt ith of NIIIIIrn.‘ and
the that Ittvp tonartlu the pro
uoIvutlon oi InIIt Ilt‘llilil III to
i'oriIfI 5qu 83' Mom with n tonlu
anti imixoratlng drink lllio Rup-
\ou will ilIIIl Rupv
pert'tt iiIuII hoih bracing IIIIII
lIoalt,hiIIl halide: being a do
iightlui iieI-ntaxe. You can or-
der a «use from Manner &
Flynn's.

Magnet & Flynn

138 Wuhincton lit. Pitch. MM

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Militia tall from the
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I TIII‘eeLIIs.w Stew eal

Nearby Eggs,

All the WeelIt, Fancy Head Lettuce, head So
Full Line of Fish
Closeot Noon Tomorrow. Wednesday

Homer S. Beers 81 Co.

THREE

 

 

 

 

 

 

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in tho

COAL TRADE?

Who buy: cool right?
Who handic- coal right?
Who uti- coal right?
Who active" cool right?

—-wz 00—-
Thone are our ntronz points. our

 

COAL TRADE

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Hazleton Coal

Mom.

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Tel. 294. 122 Water 8!.

 

 

, . , . ,. . .2 - ., {Sl'llillill' liIIIII-I I-I ’i‘vxus sI-Itnior

‘i'IIIIIioI'Ii. oi South Dakota. iIIIIl nIIIIlv

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ill Milil‘llll’Ili II-Inrlw. upon tho Loriinot
5e AND 10c

BIRTHDAY POST CARDS

WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY Post"

CARDS
(I for Be. 2 (or 5c. and Sc each

new...

‘W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store

Donovan Block. i32 Warnington 8t

 

you WillilIIIIhe
Best Cigars, ask;
your dealer for

Roger Ludlow. Twin Cityl
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS

AT ALL DEALER8

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER

 

For Sale

Building Lots. Shore. Farm and
City Property

Loans Negotiated
Drum and stonntoitlp Ticket-

.I. M. Layton & Co.

South Norwnllt. Conn.
‘lnouronoo and Rut lento Aunts

 

 

 

 

 

Afihmfin‘hwommsur or rte.
CEIVER.

William A. I.iiiu,\‘. Jl'.. Winthrop A
Mark, Iil‘lil‘y iloolII-r IIIIIl tho alum»
lorII NIIIIIIIIIII hook 0! Stamford. uIIII
Willinm A. lIIIloy. Sn. or Kingnion.
.\'. i’.. hut-o applied to tho Superior
I'ourt for tho nppolntmunt or II permu-
III-nt monitor and IIIIIII II temporary
reouiwr for tho Remington Oil omn-
pauy at Stamford.

II is alleged that certain oi the
plaintlli‘n own int lllltl‘t‘ll in the com.
puny and tho Stamford National hank
in tite- turnout tin-soured emitter.
There are also It mtntlmr at smaller
creditors. and the plaintiff» feet that
the aunt» of the «amount; may lie in

, danger of being ‘wutad throulh at.

tuchmontl and litigation. The Run-
lnuton Oil company carried on n Dilli-
non III mann aeturin; nailing and
shipping oil to all ports of the world.

“m...“ u no.»

The non of a Wont Phlladelallll mil
dent. who” hit! onto» an in the unit

mute rum Building. looked no use .

other night trout the book he was read
his. and «damn “outlier. '

’, IIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIS.
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‘ lwith whir'h the» gIIIII-I‘Inu IIIIII Itroototl

if “known" In coal: that'o why ii
ii - '
; WE ARE “IL" «-
I in tho i.
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illit‘t‘ll Inlllitti‘lttrl “tilt II IIIIIII! It'lnii‘

The B. Hershiield&Son Co. ii I
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. port.

doz. 23c

STORES

 

Willi-Int Hoflmm.

'l‘lli' death or WIIIIIIIII IIIIiTmIIII. for
morly or lianlnny. Oi‘i‘lil'l't‘il In his
homo III Nowhnrg, N, I'.. Saturday
IIiIIlIt on the result of Int iulOIIiI'i'ili“.
Shark. previous to whit-II he had not
noon Ill. Mr. Hoffman writ-I till l’t'fll‘lii
oi’ Itgo IIIIII wan horn in littnlnn'y and'
rositlmi III that 0in until Ithont twoiI'Il
Ionra ago when Ill' wont to Nowhurg
Ito noilt at IIhI irIIIiI- oi‘ IIIIIIIIIII. iii' in
isIIIIiII-Il in his all» iiilil om- child.
lwho IIH' In News lung, his fillilt‘l'. Adam

 

Hoffman. iltret- lIrotlIors, iloorgo,
Frank and Chat-hat liofltnnn. and two
sisters. Mrs, William llI-nlwi and Mm.

imwph (ill(",Il all or ilnnhury.

—....... ,W...

i SENATOR BAILEY HISSED

I Followed Attack on intelligence of
I Occupants oi Galleria-
\\'AHIII.\'iI'i‘il.\'.

rising above tho

Poll ;'I. Shriliy
vtplrinh applause

III I'omntotti rt-llmttuu “putt liw Iniul»
{liavtno oi thonv Ili‘iiii'llllfi thorn. it
I

long. siltilttm hiss. iionIIIl mot litl'
II‘iIilIItI‘i‘ (ll HIP I IIIIIII Sittive i‘It‘llillI’
'IiItIIIII So int ilrl IIJII IIII IIIIo ilflH loop

III III iwiozo iIIIII :ilildfl hot-II III-uni In
’iiiill Ilinlili'wtl mm:

The incident lolmnotl n l'i'llllll‘li in

,Iasn that brought iurih on unitotntmn
Iol approval horn oniooltlni: ot‘imtwntu
lot liw illinohi senator who but III iilt‘
InallI-I ,I',

‘.\'o .Ippl .Iutun. \lii ln- l‘l‘illillllli IIIIIII
,thost in tho enli-
, IIII—IIIIII llI sI-IIvrtIII

"Tho applause; ".ilil thi- 'l“I-\IIII Ri'li‘

ntur, Min was In 'llllll't‘H‘hH “llll \lr.
'i‘rnnt’orti ‘II; II tIIII llll‘llh'llt'
IIIIII-illuonr‘o of tin tliltlll'lli‘t‘ "
I lit)!“ tltnt potion oi liil‘ nIIIiIr-IIIII
:IIInl IIIIII ilul touted III ”to motion:
lttppiuttso IIIIIII .I alight IIIIiiIIIinl. (Ion
illlt‘ IIII' pI'quIIIIIg other: It I union. hut
in it tIItilIIl, II II (lllli' lilt his»

i \‘o IIoiIIo with Him" In tho int iiit‘lll
iln senators oI oil‘twt‘n oi iiiili ith'\

'l‘ho day in tho III-mun itll'Rt‘i} was

Iimoimi Ill Iin- int‘lttwr I-Im‘ Senator
’“fl‘lt‘i‘ilifil’ alumni nltout l o'rlorl. IIIIII
intoiw tor IIIoII than innr hunts III‘
itlirl not Iout‘h IIlu lllii mun-untied Willi
Iihv IIIIIloIntnII-lnm tiini he “Wild ‘1‘“
I'IIIIN‘ tuition-Int nitor tho cont'lunion
Iol MI‘. imitiwr s “II-ooh In Itin own III»
ltnii Sumo-II iiurrown, in I-hargu at
tho attention In lit-hnii‘ oi the I-ominit
ion on ilrIViil’ui‘fl IIIIII vlt-I‘tions had
previously giwn notion that nitor Itio
t‘fllk‘illlliln 0i .\i r. Loriuwr‘a speech he
wotIlIl'oIIlI that it Will? he illiit'l'l

Thorn “tut pout-ml flt‘qlllfliii‘t‘ilt‘fi' III
this plan onlii Ii \ilii lohntl tluIt Ml‘.
newt-high room not well rontrlutle to
night. The‘ new arrangement will [Iva
tho lntiiann Senator the clot.» oi the
disI‘IIImion onions unmootw luiiliinli'ti IIII-
Whitonulhilitt tor prolonging it to InnlIn

rnply to him.
W

FORD FOR RAILROAD COMMIS-
SIONER CONIIDERED TO IE
CERTAINTV.

I‘n ML II IilI \II‘W"

Hi u“.

m»..—

II-tdaopOI-ton Aunt-o DOVOI'NOI' That
Wilton Don Not Represent Demo-
cutie Sentiment in “motion.

HARTFORD. il‘oh. 2l.~'l‘lw nomiiw
tion of Theodora ix Ford. 0! Bridget
try the governor in he railroad
commit-loner was not aunt Into the
Senate today and ii. iii under-icon that
it will not he not in this week. Thin
In not on amount of tho Iinioment
made to tho mwmor by Lynn W. Wil~
two. of Bridgeport. but rather to give
the governor an opportunity to oonoldi
or the Itmointmnnt or the other two
member» at the oomtnluion.

Mr. Ford mil ot the “pilot today
unit had I contention with i‘lovurnor
Imam which mu «ion cordial.
.luIIt whet occur at thognontarenco
or «onion cannot owned. but it was
undefined that any doubt which the
warrior my line“. entwined, altit-
or Milo, of the ointment or Mud
Wilton or olimro. no removed. and
no the ”tumor lit rationed that Mr.
thud Mule not“ run. and mat
halite emotion: ;

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

NOS. 3 and 5

lliIH'k llllil I'oint ti. I’t'nnollns.

All IntI-rostotl are cordially invite

 

Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store

Annual Showing
Imported
Spring Dress Goods

PRIEBTLEY'S CELEBRATED “CRAVANETTE” MOHAIRS, III the Intent hillltli‘ii and patterns. SPTKOS in

PRIESTLEV‘S “WEST OF ENGLAND BROADCLOTH." Knuruntood spot proof.
THE WELL-KNOWN BRADFORD MOHAIRS. III II Wiiit‘ range of (‘OIJII'I-I llllil designs, ltilio in black.

 

 
 
 
 

GAZETTE BUILDING, NDRWALK. CONN.

in many shades. and black.

II to import this 1in showing of imported Snitinga.

 

 

 

 

 

 

There Is a
Certainty

About the
Quality of
OurGoods

“It" ntr Intro oi ihvit‘ IInii‘ortII i“).-
ti‘iil‘lli‘t‘ hornuso WI" protum- iii. In
wruvlws ,_ \w do not hin to lflkt'
I Illlt‘ltttd} Iluo's Ivotd iIII' writhing,
.‘vini', the Import Importing loII
.IIIII voila-o rl'liliit‘i‘I llt Ii‘lili i‘lltillil‘fi’
“l‘ mu III nth'illlillul'” IIltI' I'tisliltll-
ma. as It result, not hotter quuliu
i'li Ihr pI‘II-u. iilli‘i Tu Iountl out Illt‘
dual no niw lili'lll I‘nlIIalIlt' pit--
IIIIIIIIIII nIIIi pvtlmt stow Imrttr
in) you “‘nnilt‘l‘ ItuII pt Ollil‘ Imiiilou
mu mntpmi)’ in usinltitrl; nit-Isn‘t in
Illl‘Il taunts”

The Union Pacific
Tea Co.

6%-Six Per Cent.

i\.\ l-‘IIIS’I' .‘Iilil'l‘ilAiIIC until his"
IaII- Registered I‘nu‘mn lIoIIIlII III‘

 

 

im‘lili ”III union! and most iit‘i‘Ill‘f‘
IIItr-IIIIIIt-III oliorotl.
lt‘nil purtirnlnt‘s III

COBURN AND HULL.

94 Washington 8t.,

South Norwllk
Tel. HIM

 

 

TH! MEMORY WI HONOIv—
GEOIOI WAOHINGTON’B
the hither at our great and glorious

nonntry, Iovoti I'o‘r his patriotism and

loyalty. and honored for Illl veracity.
Wt- onlullrnto the anniversary of in;
birthday this week. and will try in
the future. on in the put. to emulate
him III truthminran In speaking about
the character of our Motor and lloya‘
Clothing no on to retain the [trot plum
In tho heart: of our ountomnn. Qual~
Ity kept up. Prion pushed down. We
would not tell n tie.

comics! ~57 a no

11 NORTH MAIN ITIIIT.

A i-ill‘l’onic TIII.

The inmoul out: of tsunami-ohm
which lormorir flourished on the aunt

d'Omy lino tolled to the woodman:
on.
day. put it on the locus or the m»
time of the author at, the="HIII-her or
Emilie" The true nu uon Viol-In
Mid". it Im under Ito spreading
branches that iiuumnrehsir instructed
the daughter: of bottle XV in mule.
Mid there were hard the horn of Mine.
Wotan-II told the violin or trim. Atto-
tinitln. in later than the Wont amino
oi Innlie we also! in
tobacco team. which not attuned on

 

'l‘ito wot in inner-lo. tor In tho

the tumor or n i I
“am at Mitnntoitm‘a inflow-London it «mm

H. KriegerSzCo.

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See the Saturday Eyening
Post of February 25th and
Note the Full Page Ad .

OF THE

HOOSIER
Kitchen Cabinet Co.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THIS KITCHEN CABI-

' NET. THE MOST USEFUL UTENSIL IN YOUR
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. AND NO GOOD HOUSE-
KEEPER CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE.
WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE AGENCY FOR THIS
CABINET BECAUSE WE HAVE FOUND IT THE
BEST. CHEAPEST AND THE MOST COMPLETE
CABINET IN THE UNITED STATES. ALL OTH-
ERS ADE SIMPLY IMITATIONS.

COME AND INVESTIGATE OUR

$1 per Week Proposition,

EVERY WOMAN CAN OWN ONE. THEY CAN BE
SEEN IN OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

 

 

oéttestéssen

Thoroughly up to date.
emotion invited. Everything ”in
Itory and under glue.

Visitor: always welcome.

John G. Bau‘r

Your in-

Closed All Day
Wednesday
Washington’s
Birthday

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Pom-Hy a. Priodrloh’l.
Tel 3124.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IAILNOAD IVE.

m .
.loIIIIplI nah/odor. the main iii-tort
on. anti Jules Snuddoou. II novaiittt.
mid. their martin at I public recon
lion the occasion r 3 Minute to to
the m ive also” which they ocv
coma ntlIII world of lotion
“rationing or history is like:
pitta—it and? the sum biotin to
motto it palatable." united the novel»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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