Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 3, 1911 · page 8

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;making ev'rybody happy. when

surest thing you know of. we sell

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1.. new

EDUCATOR

5h0£®

. Bore-footed children
have the gumption of little "
oriimals; never tired, ol—
‘wm up to any isrk. Ed-
motor shoes allow the [act
the some toy-giving hec-
dorm a. healthy support
of the arch and heel,
but no cramp

CONNEALLY
tit BRACKEN,

8| WASHINGTON STREET,
80. Norwaik. Tel. 363-4

 

 
 

THE

FERRIS

COAL CO.

 

ON A DAY oi sn0w or blizzard
Coal is very like a wizard. chang-
ing cold and dreary houses to
abodes of warmth and cheer:

the air is crisp and snappy.sending
blessed rays oi comfort through
the ether far and near; and the
Coal that's fit to crow of and its
virtues are as truly worth pro-
claiming irom the hills. If your
house needs fully warming and

the cold your health is harming.

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H»... gm... .

Court. Ii‘ohrnuu 2i A. 1)..

l their

.sons intlohtml III Milli estate are re.

le'oruan. l:
i HoppI-I‘. l

urn—- e. H...”

liliil illlllllii

«an... .—_— am

Hti|.\'l‘N'l‘ NO'i‘It' l“

Noiunlk nth. Probate
liill.
Estate of liolhi A. Nelson, Into ot
Norwulk. in said tilt-Iii‘lt‘l. (loot-lined.
'l'ho t‘ouri of l‘t'obati- for the District

UlIII I'lt'i oi

oi Ntll'i‘l‘ttllt. lIIIth lluilloil Illitl allowotl

six liltiliiiltt from the IlIiIe hereof for
the monitors of Hill] ostuto II exhibit
l'lliillIH for settlement. Those
who Iiouloi-I I‘Ii’ preuont their accounts.
propvrlr itllt‘tilt‘ll. within said time,
will ho tlt‘llltl'l‘t‘tl n I‘tItBUHH')‘. All pol“-
noun intivhtml to said estate the I'.-t'
nuns-toll to Inhko iIIInIvIllnto liltiytiiohl to
Nlt‘ Ilt)l AS I’. I SUN

I“"i IIIII ltl Administintor.

Sill. \F‘N'I‘ NU'I‘iI‘ l"

lIh-ii'li'l of Norwalk. as. I'I‘uhato
t‘oiu't, l"i‘lit'llul‘)' iii. A. It. IIIII
l‘ih‘litlt‘ oi l-‘I‘I'IIIIIIIIIII lluyu» l.-Iti (Ill
.\‘III'\\'IIIII in fluid district (intention. ‘

'I‘Iw (‘onrt oI I’I'ohnlo I'm ”In IIiI-IIIII I.
III Not-walk. hnth lllllitt'tl llilll IIlluwotl
six months from tho (Into hurt-of for.

lilt‘ll' t'lillllltt tor sottlt'hwnl. ’l'houo.
who llt'iiltfl’l to pI'i-srul IlII-lr :tt‘t‘tiltlllt‘l.‘
properly uttostI-II, \iithin Bitill tluw.’
will he Ilohiil't'oil Ii rot-own. .\ll Iwi‘»

(Itiostt-Il to Illiikl‘ lllilllt‘tllltll‘ payment to
t‘l.ll-‘l“tiltli i'. MAYER.

l‘lfii Inii III Executor.

 

THIRTY-NINTH BALLOT TAKEN.
.\I.II.-\.\'i'. March 'i‘-"l'illl‘l,\'~llllilll
joint IIItIloI I'oI' I,’ultoti Stiili's senator:
livinot'rnts Shot-lino, SI: Littlotou.
l;l,. ()‘Ilrloo, ‘.’; Sulzor. ‘.’; Glynn. I:
t‘nl'lislo. I; Staple-ton. I1.

lit'liltiiilt‘llll" lioiww ll.
'l‘otnl \oto cast. 2% No quoiuiu

SpeCIal Prices

HORLICK‘ S MALTED MILK.

 

SI 00 size ................. 75c

int ~I'I.i ......... 4°C
FOLEV S KIDNEV REMEDY

SI int size ... ............. 75c

Iiit si’MI . .. ... .400
MELLIN' 8 FOOD.

TTII sun .................. 554:

Min size ................... 40c
CUTICURA SOAP

.3 in sin .200
W. F. Wigmore SI Co.

DRUGGISTS

8 North Main SL. 80. Norwnlk

 

 

 

FERRIS COAL will do the work

and never fails to ‘cure the chills.

 

on no ”to!

“out ptius Ioi Fuittiltllt)
tows.

Beet Heavy Rib Roast .,. 14 to 16:: lb.

Best Steaks-3irloin ..18e

Porterhoulo.. 20c
Pot Roast. from ............ 8 to 16¢
Spring Lamb Legs. at .. .. .15c
Mutton Legs, at . ...... ..12' go
Best Small Poik Roost ....i,. . ,. .l-ic

Belt Pork Chops ................ 15e

Native Chickens and Fewlo. p” l 22c

Natl\v\ '.iiIil IIII ltl ml.“ ul "filmed and
In} I isii .IIIIl l'itklotl Goods.

Charnock’s Market

76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY

 

William l.. ()thI, of I‘Ilnt street. Inns
purchased a hmntsouw new automo-
bile.

'l‘hoiiiuti Cunt-u, of New
spending. tho tiny III Norwulh on hush
nous.

Howard S. Itoll.
lliii’iilg It uarnm- constructed on
rear ol‘ his property

or Arch IilrooI. In
tho

& pr

York. is .

with}; in our business in to serve
IIIIOIuItonuIII null. lllltl Inortt their
itoutluiml Iioliohuxo. ’l‘lIIIt we succeed
lln ouI Motto It: IililI-III'I-d by 'ho In
ion-using number ol our friends. It
you will in! mi attend to your t‘lotliilw.
‘I‘t‘illiii'GllitilllS. no hollow. no t‘IllI giro
you tho sorvlt‘r' you Want. Illitl ho Hillt‘
to mid your name to our long list oi
Millhlit‘ti I‘Iislutnt-l‘s

Gottlieb's——-—S7 8r $10

It NORTH MAIN STREET.

 

you want the
Best Cigars. ask

your dealer for
Roger Ludiow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS

AT ALL DEALERS

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER

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Now its March' ”Whit?“

I‘I‘ GIVES ONE A PAIN
when they buy their table winou.
hrundles. gins. whilkien or cor-
Iilais at. any place hut Manner 6i
Flynn's to find how absolutely
interior they are for the money
polo tor them In comparison
with our imported or domooth:
goods. Iiy the way, when you
got thiit pain try some of our
tine brandy. nine or straight
whinkoywthoy will rollovo most
any pain. cramp or Internal illu-
turhnnco. .

l-‘roo delivery.

Magnet 8. Flynn

188 Washington St. Phone “M

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Iht- vroilltors ol‘ siiltl oI-Itnto in exhibit I'

 
 
 
 

; Meats Poultry, 8w

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

Heavy Salt Pork
100 per pound

 

 

i Very Best Fresh Eggs doz. 23c

Veal Cutlet .
Veal Chops

Veal Roast .2

Stew Veal ‘ .

Legs of Best Lamb

Legs of Mutton
Lamb Chops,

Small Fresh Shoulders
Rib Roast of Beef
Heavy Rib Roast Beef

Pigs’ Liver

Beef Liver
Calves’ Liver
Sperry 81 Barnes

Sperry SI Barnes
Skin Back Hams
Diamond C Ham
Good Bhtter

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lliilllS ilill Hilltllili

Iwiilom Bhirdtven.

'l‘ho Ilitlt‘llll of William Bhirdlvon.
who IllI-ti Wodnosrtnr night IIt his real»
donor, No. .3?» ti) "\‘t‘lllK‘. will ho holii
on Hominy Iitiornoon Iii 2: to front 8t.
.lqu-ph it t‘ hiIIili MI Shirdlvou won Ii
hut tinliihoi null hIIIi been employed
for some tlnio in the factory at J. 0.
Wilson a Company. lilo death was
onttooci bi lirluiit' s Illsonso and kidney
Iroiihlo. Ilo hi survived by It widow
and two stop son» James F and John
Manning. and one daughter. Mrs. J. W.
Draw. and twu sisters, Mrn. John (lut-
Ior and Miss Maggie Bhtrtllron. ot Pitt-
ornou. New Jersey.

~.-.-.....w ”howl--

IUIT AGAINST GENERAL. [LIC-
TRIO

(‘I. IWELAND 0.. March It.-~Ii‘ollow
In: It consultation hotwoon Judge W
8 Known. assistant United States nt-
tornoy uonoml. and United sum Dlo~
tricl Attorney w. A. Day. hm r.
Attorney Day. reumontln; the
ornmont, tiled suit mlnst tin Gonoi‘ll
Electric Gummy. of mammalian
Y.. and others. slinging on untowtul
combination Ind e consult-nor In no
mint of trade

consul (“oar ration-r.
mo.

WABHtNt‘I'itoN. Moron ié‘I‘ho w

 

 

. idiom HIM
,Iiwosoiaoou 3‘».

cont mint rate nutritious

Bins unionism Cont now
the whim o! s materongo‘iie‘ro“
do humor tttfl‘hi l

Home-made Sausage

 

the intro. .

 

. 150
12%0

10c

3ibs 25c
12%0

. llc
12%c
11c
12%0
lSc
‘ 5c
" Sc
10c

Sausage 12%c
15c
17c
15c
.. 160
. 25c

Hams .

Fifteen Large SWeet Orange 250
Large Cal. NavelOranges, doz. 30c
Large Head Lettuce

Turkeys, F0wls, Canons. Roast-
ing Chickens, Ducks and
Brothers .
Cabbage, Onions, New Beets,
Celery, Potatoes, etc.

Homer S. ”Beers & Co.

'I HREE STORES

n?‘

.(I

So.

WANT RECIPROClTY AGREEMENT.

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Norwotk loot-Ii oi Trade Bonito Letter
to OMeIelo to Washington.

is wind at .hl‘. mention at too \‘or
Milk tlourti oi 'I‘rnde. illl Iiioitiiii)
night. the nuuotury oi the boom.
t‘linrles itogcru. hon Iorwnrdwl to tho
proultiont or the t'ultod Stolen unit to
touuronsiniin Hill and minutors iinllto
toy IIIIII Ilrntidouoo n tom ot the tow

Iutlonu adopted. at that time. 'Iho
resolutions are no follows:
To the Honorable \‘i'lllhiin ll. 'I‘uIt.

Prooidont or the United motor.

Bir: AI. o special meeting or the
Norwaiii Board of Trade hold Month).
February 27. It was

Itoloivod. Thin sold bound or Imtio
unanimously rationed the charts of
the president In lining the rociurortity
agreement with (Ion-do. and that It
also endorse: and commands Its roo-
rooontnttvo. Hon. is J. Hill. tor the
work he has done in aiding the nu-
Iuo of this museum It won further

It.osolvott That the «union from
Connecticut be u to it” their in.
tluouoo to obtain on the nation or
this hill at the present «anon of tho
lento.

It woo Iilromu'thot II copy or time
WINNING soot to the president
oi t UM sum. the senators
tI‘M to flours-onio-

 
 

v‘fioli.
vi the honor to remain.
Yourtoluttiont servant, _
HWY PRICE.
.rfioflmh hoard of

 

 
 

Norwalli's Leading Dry Goods Store '
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

 

NEW AND VERY ATTRACTIVE

 

 
 
 
 
 

RUGS

 

 

’l‘lio hilt-Isl designs in li‘looi' Hugs. Wilton i'tilt'i-ts. Axiulnstm‘s. llody Brussels, 'l‘apestry lirnssels, II feet

by a root, s II., :I in. by Ill ri.. Ii ln., Ii II, II} I: N. .................................. $15.00 to $50.00

BEAUTIFUL BURMA HUGS. 9 it. by 12 it. ..................................................... $12.50
WASHABLE BATH RUGB. LOG CABIN HUGS.

All tho lntost patterns and colors III All Wool lnuruln t‘uI-pots .............................. 75c the yard

 

WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF WINDOW SHADES OF ALL SIZES AND GRADES. TO ORDER.

 

 

 

, nerves were at ouoo IBM to the viola:

 

 

 

\
l

I
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”or

and Monday
Tailor- made

Special for Tomorrow _

 

forStoutWomen

Dining the tluil season we gave an order to a
cloak manufacturer to make up for us titty
Tailored Suits for large women. These Suits -
arrived yesterday and tomorrow they will be
on sale at

$22. 50 and $25 per Suit

Every womaii Whoie‘hust measure sire is from
38 to 47 should come in and examine these
Suits. , . , - .

.S'
I

These Suits come int-Black, Blue and Gray only,

made of the very best Storm and French Serge,

also Fine Worsteds, Poi de Signe lined Any first

class store in New York would charge $85 for ‘

just such Suit. Our price will be $26 Tomorrow
and Monday

Cash or Cre it

Prices the Same

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

--¢- ..... My...“ “..Iuwu. . .Itr

ntiiiitlownk. III tIIo'urIIi’ltiooWIl‘ ‘Triuil- ‘
Imikniio. to the Arxuau VII/Ir, which
throughout IIII course. 4.40 miles.
Ioriuu the honuduri line. between Itiis-
nlun torriton Iinil \l‘ onlorn Mnnohurln.
EXPRIM DRIVERS 0N ITIIKI.
NEW YORK. March 3.--Ahout 3th
drivers and holporn of the United
i-ttotoo Express (10.. In Joriior titty.
went on strike today. alleging dllcflllii
motion by the company nulhot Inert
who participated In the NI IItrIIto loot
Inil. No woken: were sent out from
the company a stable» and business in

{Men's RussiaCC‘ali‘ ..

SHOES

Latest High ‘I'oo and Hoot
IUTTONn—fl - nob-cues

a“ comma

”mm—-

in WAIHINGTON OTIIIT IIIDOI

New Neclovear
for Spring

An notional mmmont it! tho
but the martini arrows at

800 and $1.00

 

tho Jersey titty hostinuiirtorn was tit Ii “01'“ "0“ng Klllln IAIATHIA
stand-till. A hi: turns of police on .
acute to min-II tho Itnbloii mi oiucu. - m .. .5... In It rm! much of mm color-

 

 
 
 
 

lIiIt thorn who no disorder.

M 'I muting offline strikerp ting D 11
mm on. a coma so was It at t
to vtott the math ottloon of to noon» e ca essen

puny in Manhattan and center ‘with the
oflloiiln tit ro.

Indlootlo that the Itl'iito would
shroud to Manhattan nonunion during
the tonnoon when it report rm Io»
colvod at too hentiqunttoro hm
that 1.000 rivers of the United and
more“ Company were going on Miro
at the West tilde station. Police to-

 
 
 

 
 
 

Thoroughly up to tints. Vow to-
ouotton Invites. Cvomhtnj «Ii-
airy and under glau-

Vlsltm ohm-yo welcome.

John G‘Baur

 

 

 

tits tome Inoiunimm a detachment
polio-mo too-mt tho

 

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