and we soon shall see the clover'
‘4 bright array; yet the winds of,
1 March are coming and our bush.
1 ness will be humming for a while1l‘” ""“i'h-
‘ there‘s Something we must tell
1 you. that we still have Coal to seIII
‘ you and should like to see your
Io gOOd to burn as Lehigh Coal
THE
.. ~‘o'W-Ww1mdw w. ,
Specml Prices
HORLICK‘ S MALTED MILK,
”.00 nlzu .................. ..
I'Iilc rum ..................... 40c
FOLEV‘S KIDNEV REMEDY,
i: . I ATO
x5llOE®
Milt) size .................... 75c
I'IOI‘ siwt ...................... 40¢
MELLIN'B FOOD.
B. f d bud 31'1c HI'M! ..................... age
1 m on“ c I'GII Ii I' it all ..................... I:
have the gumption of little . 1°“Tifi.”,?,2. SOAIP' ________________
.1 animals; never tired, al-
"IIIIIIIIIII. II. W F Wigmore & Co
‘uestor shoes allow the feet onuooisrs
the nine lay-giving free-
dom 3 a healthy support
8 North Main 8t, 80. Nerwalk
"of the arch and ‘ heel. 3
but no cramp log i
of toes;
, fli . Gill»!
‘, 1 1 4 * Void
Wm ‘ 1... l5.“
:I'RU'I'I'II‘UII-LY
GOOD GOAL
/ 1 (It‘tll‘ul' \\':Ii«llitii:luli. iI' ilv “Nit Ht‘ll'
, 1 “1.7.4.1.. ., lug llll‘ will or supply. i‘IHllll I'I'i'tllll’
l 1 J.“ llll‘llll ii to his i-Ilstiuuurs :is iii-int: ll
‘1 a M ('Ulll III II high standard IIIIIIIIli I'IIIuII.
I?“ I I‘ll‘lll‘ burning i'III~I Itini altos t‘il‘l‘)‘
C.“ . _‘u ilH’l’ gt'llllllit‘ uIIiIsIIii timi.
’ _ 1
t CONNEALLY .
. a . a we Harris 8: Gans
‘ 81 ' ASHINGTON STREET '
30. Nor-walk. Tel. 363-4
"Phone 721
., a... . “gnaw”...
Men’ 3 Russia Cali
SHOES
Latest High Tea and Heel
BUTTON—$3- $3 50-LACE
—-—MAX LEVY—~—
m WASHINGTON omen BRIDGE
souru NORWALK
BEST QUALITY FRESH AND
SMOKED
Meats
NATIVE CHICKENS AND VEAL.
ALL KIND OF BEST NEW YORK
BOLOGNAS AND PICKLEO
GOODS, AT
Charnock's Market
75 NORTH MAIN ST.
TELEPHONE CALL 44-5
Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to date. Your in-
spection Invited. Everything San-
Itary and under glass.
Visitors always welcome.
:John G. Baur
Formerly G. Friedrloh'a.
"Tel 3723. RAILROAD AVE.
springing up around the lawn ini
YES. the winter‘s néarly over
hits William ’I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. oi XIII-
u'liiil, lI-Ii I‘I'sli'idn) liIl‘ l-‘IIIIIIIIIII‘ Law.
wlwiv slip is spending mIIII- IIIIII lI-I
Ilit' ill Uli‘! I' 'll
llinlh‘lllt‘ll IIII Hill
llH'l’ IlliIiI til lhv "'l‘lltifil‘l‘llll illlllRIl‘I'I
isliuu lint night 'iii II t' tiiillll\ SIIIIII
IthI «nil tui II lil\\ll InIIiliI; “Ill null
1nlIIi \Hilll‘ lllI- Rtlltllllltll “how Ii Illll‘t'
l\\t‘it illllll'lll‘tl in Hip I'iiii, :II'I- pinII lII
llIl\I‘ Iluwc lllltllt‘lii uitvn IIIIIIIII ili
:tlir \ must III- \Iv-illwlo KR thin I \II plilm
tlii IIIIIIII III lint nl'lit iIi~ pill in tin IIIII
. . ~. ll \illN hlliil‘ll by It IImuibII ()i illi-
or for I'm?“ furnace there lb none1iionnl litls IIIIII'IIiIn: that iter- hntl
iii-I ,i no thought It piltliiliz. II hut will
‘0‘ .‘IIHI‘ than one of ”It
‘ 1:Il|il iIIIImIIII‘lilIt
before the How‘rs get gay;
order on our file; for your range:
Iiuu III lllt‘ Smith Itllttl llltlx'lill Mil
‘ Iiiiis InniiII “II: in lilt‘ I nil \llill\ llIli'
“I” we are selling a" the “41116.11” i-~IIIIplI .III- quIIlIIiuI: ii 'Quln
1 i I \liItI iIIileIII: II) M liiii lIII liII~ tlIIllItuw
I?“ 19 1 I 111"“ till I 1"'tl()llt in bi. :Iiiship lo the aim-pit III
it not till 0 0 than I» \()
‘i (I? the mambo-rs ur the Winnipuukl
'| Paul I I-‘huitli. Sunwniiu I-hu- rtt
marliml iliul timrgn llniduii It must in)
team. the "blood on the iuoon‘ -I-Iid lulntllit'. nui into night»: litttlnlliil, .ilt nr
tournament. wltich was to how IIH'll .IliI Ilit nlllIiIhI n lmi or Illl' In“ I‘Ifi
layed III Notwulk ibis owning bun 1m- 'liiI-iI in one thing I-iiiluni I‘Illvi
npoatiltlliéd until next wilt-c lllHI night, “will” is u gmnhim'. “1»
James P; Barry or Wlnnlpuuk. llllil llllltl oi his work III Iiils liIu- ill the
mall INN/l1 lid The Notwullm. Is ill at 1uiiou (Ionian mild 'l HI'IIII llurnuil,
his homo. 'Ilv lit Illit‘llll‘llt‘ll uliliil‘liuiiiimoii utid (JIIIIIluIIl Ii Milne,"
mmumouim Hill mum fllt'lltlfl I‘Xlt lltl i \\'lwii naked it he 3:0! iiw Inomw llv
, but wlahon (or u Iipvvdi lillll‘ll‘llllt'll 'l‘lwi wunidnt uluv it Too-
recovery mm ()ilII-I hits Wl‘lt‘ Itoiivnalriu.
"SELF PREBERVATION"
in tho iirsi luw Iii Nuiurv." and
tho llrui tut-p towards this pray
Iidl‘t'liilun oi your linulih III to
fortify your nyuiuIn with a twin
and invigorating drink like Rup-
pnri‘u liner. lou will find ltup
poIIII ”MW both brut-ltia iIIId
huaitbtul. busidrui being a do
ligiiirul bnvoiuntg. iou can or-
dor n IIIIao from Manner k.
lt‘lynn ll.
Magnet & Flynn
tun Wuuiumn st. anne Ins-I
.I .4. «Law... 9..., .......,,...I.. 7.. ...
‘Eospenty of the Country
adopts wanderings or the indiiiduul. A little toll troin‘ the
trash deposited in ..
. Allm
his stupor stealth
WEI
I»...
iiiii
Small, Fresh
SHOULDERSJOC
13c
12%c
12%c
11c
12%c
15c
18c
lSc
12%c
3le 250
15c
Pork Roast, small Ioin‘
Legs of Best Lamb
Lamb Chops,
Legs of Mutton .
‘ Rib Roastof Beef
Heavy Rib Roast Beef
Veal Cutlet . .
IVeaI Chops
Veal Roast .
flStew Veal .
Skin Back Hams
Sperry 8t Barnes Hams 18c
Small Smoked Shoulders 12%0
Sperry 81 Barnes Sausage 12‘/2c
Home-made Sausage ISc
Fancy Fowl . . 20c
Fancy Roasting Chicken 22c
Turkey . . 25c
Capons . 25c
Fifteen Large Sweet Oranges 25c
Large Cal.Navel0range§,doz. 30c
Grape Fruit . "doz. 40c
2 lbs Best Figs . t 250
Storage Eggs . doz. 17c
Fresh Eggs . doz. 23c
Good Butter it 25c
Large Head Lettuce 5c
Celery, New Bunch Beets, New
Carrots, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes
Turnips, Cabbage '
Homer S. Beers St Co.
THREE STORES
Good EGGS . .
Home-laid EGGS
3 cans SQUARE BRAND MILK.
per dos Zilc
..................... 25c
MAGNOLIA or SWEET CLOVER MILK. can .............. roe
Butter. per pound ......... .. . . . ...... . ...... ..3oc
3 packages of Oatmeal for ........ . . . . . . . . . .. .............. s5:
apackages oi Pancake Flour for ..... .. . . . .......... .s5c
Sweet Potatoes. Kale. Celery. Apples. Oranges and Grape Fruit
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
”HON! W
20 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
A number or Nnrnmlii young men Formaluutlvahusbeon sewadlniiia
null built-a enjoyed II sluiah ruin to
diamond and return. in the early part
or IIIII weak The trip, which is Is-
Iummi IIII being It most enjoyable om.
wu- uuiivouod by son I and malts
Nona by different moat rs or the pan
Those who worn In the party new:
Misses Jessie more. Genevieve La-
lM-p. Katherine Itsiiiln. Julia hush
Miitirtui Osborn and it‘d-nails tlilis:
Messrs Walton Inning, tlhnri‘sa ‘ltsn
limitlt, and William O'Hara.
dui.1au
Russia mom or liaison
man. lsabal Oratory. N’sttlo Sellout, do
than. Albert fistula. our Burns. cm . '
lea (tray, Edward ’l‘simadae. Gibsnnxfi _
lily the death or an aunt in Mount :
lotto N Y., Charles Horton a trail- 33‘,
itroliolod anneal {min the decision at
“1!! county oomhtasloners, ratio aiitw
ed the "ouster s ten days II o of the
linen“ held by W. watts
tor the old mm: I otsl in Railroad
avenue to Ilia demon Hots! build
I this. can mains an Interesting
. limbo autonomous, noun-
II. that a transfer
' of u no
til not lsul
built more
titled byt a now
in
' there will bit It
, _ uin club luau»
-‘ m club this
We bolt to all mm and
count mounting in all into
thea- usiim
3
WII- III
Norwalk's
Leading Dry Goods Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. court.
LADIES'
WHITE MERINO PANTS
‘I
ore Big Bargains in
UNDERWEAR
.............................................. .......50e. Wore 75c
LADIES’ NATURAL WOOL PANTS ....... . ............................................. 50o. Were 750
LADIES' RIBBED PANTS ......................................................... 50c. Were The and 81
LADIES' ALL WOOL SCARLET VESTS AND PANTS. small sizes only ......... M. . . . .......50c Were $1.50
, MEN'S FLEECEO LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS ................................. .....35c. Were 500
CHILDREN'S CAMEL HAIR SHIRTS AND ORAWER8 ............................ 39c. M's-re Illicit) 90c
MANY ODD GARMENTS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
LADIES‘ BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES ................ '. ................................. 150. Were 500
There Is a
Certainty
About the
Quality of
OurGoodsf
WI» tin» Mll‘t‘ nl their IIIIil‘III'Iu l“\
(V’Ih'tllt' in-I'uusv u-r [llt‘llfli‘t' iiuni
ourm‘iIm-Ii ~WI‘ (In nIII how in Ixiltv
leill'lifldl I him until I“! stunning,
.‘v‘tng thI- iIiIIInII Illlivtlllilil: It'll
and cotton rvlnilrrs in this (‘lllllllrt' ;
“I but In ailllttittilzu
us «II II iIIIiIli got tu'it'l IiIinlii)
in: Ilw lIlII I IIIIII to round out thni
than M IIIII- liwm .IiuublI
lliilHilh null lit'i'il‘ti sluic-
lip you winder timl lN‘unlt' pvtithm
I‘M: titlitlmn)‘ lti I'Mtlliitali “with in
I'll'll tut-Ins?
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
pin;
:I*l\itt’.3
, u I.
(llll tilMOlll i ; kflOWI
In the
COAL ' TRADE?
Who buys cosi right?
Who handles coul right?
Who sells coal rill“?
Who doiiverl coal right!
--WE DOI-
Those are our strong point]. our
in coal: that's why '
we ARI-1"l’l"
“I "I.
com. rams
HazlgtonCoal
* T he B. Hershiielddt Son Co
:11 w. 294. _ I22 Water as 1
...._ _ ._ _‘ ..........,_I...‘ m,
1 .
6%-Six Per Cent.
UN FIRST MtlllTIiAiii-I liinl En
lIItI- llIIpinii-iivil (import iinmln III
turIlII thv utilusi and most sworn
Itl\i‘|llll£‘lli Iim'rud.
i-‘iiii pnItlI'IIIaIII nl
COBURN AND NULL.
94 Washington 8t..
South Norwalii
Tel. lit-l
THI MIMMV WI. HONOR-
oaoaos WAIHINOTON'S
Ibr- lather or our great and glorious
country. loved tor his patriotism and
loyalty. and honored for tile veracity.
We coloiirata tho anniversary or his
birthday this wank, and will try In
the lumen, as in the past. to omninio
him in truthfulness in suuaitiug about
the character or our Mens' and lloyn'
Clotbtua so as to retain the first plane
in the hearts of our customers. Qual-
lty knot up. Prices pushed down. We
would not is" It lion
Gottlieb’ ~37 8: $10
‘il NORTH MAIN ITRIIT.
lacuna “VII AlltflTID.
BOB mo . b. Mamba rhubar-
intondent of Police William It. Watts
received It ashlar-III today trout the
United mates consulate at lilo Jam
sire. annouuuina the mast. or Robert
Davie. tha missing Bostonilmlier.
who is charged with embankment or
upwards or 8600.0 00 in money and so-
Iuirlttns trout a lsrttti number of per-
sons.
The teiomm to Deputy Watts lob
lm:
"lilo Janette. Feb. :4.
"Waite. beam
v L w
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
5c AND 10c
BIRTHDAV POST CARDS
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY POST.
CARDS
6 for Se. 2 tor 5c. and 5c each
“In...
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan lioek. 132 Washington St.
you want the
Best Cigars, ask
your dealer for
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
AT ALL DIALERO
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
d....w...».«~.. .. MAM u..- . .. w...“ I... .-...
For Sale
Iuilding Lots. Chore. Farm and
City Property
I ”In... «I,
Loans Negotiated
Dram mi smuiiiuip Tickets
1. M Layton & Co.
loath Namath. Donn.
Insurance and Real lat-Ia Aunts
m .. .. I If .
John 16. Dinner. the youna man who
we: unwind Monday because he took
sumo milk sud biscuits. m dud [7
and costs yesterday afternoon in
Judas Jonson it. Taylor. libs sum
suspended sentence. mam bolus alv.
on an opportunity to pay up later when
he nets work. He says he took rise at-
belts at Icon muse he use bursary
I
are toads bone after swish.
”this” and- relatives in New
MCI Ill! dudes I.
“‘3”, mmwmu II. uni.
- Properly
“Missal: C. cum, or Emmet ianlOI
[Hill iiiiiliiIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
-4...—
. District of Norwalk. 38.. Probate
('Olli'I, February 24. A. IL, 191].
Estate or Delia A. Neldan, late or
‘ Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
TlII- (‘ourt of Probate for the District
or Norwnlk, hath limited and allownd
jitt-‘IN. months from the date hereof for
‘ ilu» crediiurs of said estate to exhibit
' llit’ll‘
t’llllllla‘ for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
attested, within said time.
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
suns indebted to said astute are raw
Ipwsied to make immediate payment to
NICHOLAS l’. NELSON.
Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTII‘ .1:
District of Norwalk, 88., Probatn
t‘ourt, February 24. A. It, 1911.
Estate oi Ferdinand Hayes. late or
Norwalii in said district. deceased.
The (‘onri 0! Promote for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof {or
”it“ creditors of said came in exhibit
their claims ior settlement. Thoan
who neglor‘t to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will he Ilehztrrod II recovery. All pen
sons- indebted to ‘suid estate are re-
Iiumied Io malts Immediate payment to
(‘l.ii"l~‘()Rl‘I l’. HAYES.
i‘L’i m3 it) Exefiutor.
iL’I Inf! li’i
onoeneo M'CALL BILL PREEENT-
ED.
w \SIIIMITON Feb 24. -Tlie MI-
t' nil hill to carry out the pIovlsions m‘_
iht‘ inuadiun lt’l‘lltl‘or‘ll)
was ordered reported to the Senate to-
day from the committee on finance.
The report was “uiihoui recommenda-
tion." the committee by a vote 0! n‘Io
7 refusing to report either favorably
or adversely.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. Michael Knapp was discharged
from the hospital yesterday.
William J. Troy. of Broad River, was
lldlllilit‘d to tho hospital ioda)‘ for
Ircdiral Ireniment.
NEED NOT SURRENDER SAVAR-
KAR
THE HAGUE. Feb. 2l.-Tiie perma-
nent court of arbitration toduv decidc'i
that Great Britain was not bound to
surrender Vinevak Damodur Savarkur.
tht- indlsn law student to the French
government. Sai'arltar escaped to
l-reuch soil nlII-Iu the tonal upon
which he was brain: returned to ludln
tor trial following his arr-st in bau-
don. stopped ln~the harbor or liar-
settles He Vin arrested in the police
and turned over to the British deter
ilt‘es The matter of the rights or an}
lum for It political winger» was ralsmi
and the question of whether the pm-
onur should be returned to the French
government was submitted to The
Hague Tribunal.
a.
RIFiNED AUOAR ADVANCED.
NEW YORK. Fob. 24.—~»All grades or
refined sugar were advanced ten cents
a hundred pounds today.
...,_........_....I.
And the higher people lly the coldii
tho atmosphere.
m
spams,
SHIRTS
outt Lilla or smart Poa
spams AND suuuaa
1 1m '
Alta Now oven Iron
lNIPIG‘I’lON
agreement '
O
Norwalk Chronicler