Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 11, 1911 · page 8

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 

 
 
 

Ban—footad children
luv: the gumption or littlc
Animals; never tired, al-
‘ways up to any lack. Ed-
ucator- shoes allow the {at
“the same Icy-giving , free-
‘dom; II- healthy support ..
o! the arch and
but no cramp

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

CONNEALLY
a a BRACKEN,

81 WASHINGTON STREET,
Rn. Norwalk. Tel. 363-4

 

 
 

 

-... ... ”Mm... ..... . -. ".2..- .,_-.._.._ . . «M...-

 

 

 

 

 

IF THE WEATHERS cold
and stormy there is nothing bet-
ter for me than a fire of blazing
PLUTO CANNEL Coal; and if
I am getting gloomy there's a feel-
ing rushing through me of a
warmth that hits my very soul.
5flannel Coal is bright and cheery
and a man need never fear he

will be gloomy where a lire of this

 

is known; it's the coal for which
3 you're pining and like sun at

noonday shining. cv'ry flicker has

 

a comfort of its own.

 
 

 

Ilill llll Ills

MB IA'lCN’l‘ NO’l‘lt‘F‘.
mount of Norwalk, Ha.
Uqu'I, lv‘obrIIzIrI 25, A. II.. lltll.
Estate 01’ .IoscplIIIIo l.. IIIIII‘III'IIIII,
Inla- 01 Lakewood, III the Stnto 01’ New
Jersey, dot-cased. l
The Court of I’robnlo for tho IIisII‘lcl
of Norwalk. hath hunted and allowed
slx months from tho llIIlt' III-root for tho
creditors of salad ostulo In oxIIlhlI
illl‘ll' I'IaIIIII-I l‘IIr III'IlleIIeIII. ’I‘Iloau
who neglect to proaaut IlIoIr accounts,
properly nth-stud. within sum time.
will he III-hurrrd II l't‘L’O\'P|'}‘. All per-
sons Indohtwl to mild outrun aro ru-I
quoslotl III lllIIlil‘ illllllt'llllllt' puy‘mout to

Hillfll’l‘llflllll K, lll‘] FOREST,
l‘:.‘;l‘t‘llllll‘.l
mil IS 26 lIIIlH‘WUINl, N. .I

l’lltlllA’l‘IC SAIIIG OI" lllml. MH’I‘A'l‘lC.
I'IIIIIII' and pursuant to an lll'tll‘l‘ of
tho ('Ulll’l. ol' l’rohato Ior tho Iliall‘itfl
III’ Norn'ulk, authorizing hiIII Ilmrcuuto,
tho Iillllm‘l‘lllt‘l‘ hon-hr otters I'III' Hillt’
all such right. Iltlo and Internal Ila
Jusoph Sllyo. into of Norwnllt, in said
Iiialrlrt, (II-cwmml. lllltl III the llllll‘ of
his death ill and to ”10 following III-s ~
(llllt'tl lt‘fll within to Mt
All that H‘lllllll ll'll(l Hl‘ ltlllt‘t'l 01
land \\lll| lllt‘ buildings Illvlt'tlll stand-
ing, hillllllt'tl iII llll‘ (‘llV ol South .‘\'or~
\\'llll( in tho town of Norhulk. IIIIII
homulml lllll'llllll'l_\' IIIIoIIt ouc hundred
IlOIII 1‘le ll)‘ IIInIl now or IIII‘IIIvI'Iy ol'
AIIIII't-w .‘lllll SIIsiI- Handy; enstvrlv by
land lOllllt‘ll) III llll‘ Otto IIIII-IlIol
(‘ IIIIIIIIIIII. non lwllmoll to llt‘ onnvd l)\
Mitlmol Hilton and Stoplun Norah
southI-Il) h_I llllltl III“ filcphvn IIIIII
Mary Mllllllfil; IIIIII \I'IonI-II‘ about
eighty INIII II-I-l ll} IIitlen-III l'IlllI'Il
Loxiuptou Ill‘t‘llllt’.
For particulars and N‘l’lllH, apply to
HERMAN (zl‘I‘l‘TNI-Ill.
I\IlllillllHll'lIltIl‘.

Probate

“origmr‘mm;

 

District of .\'oI-\~IIIII. as.
II‘IIIII'I. March II, A. II., IIIII.
I'Iatntt- of John (Yt‘ounors. law of
Norwnlk, III Imid diatrlct. (lot-vusctl.
'l‘hi- (‘ourt ol‘ ProhIIIo lor the District
of Norwiilk. lIntII llmltntl :IIIII nilnwnd
:~Ix months from lllt' IIIIII- llt‘l't'tll Ior
IIIIl I-I'Nlilm's ol' IIIIIII t‘hlillt” to I’Klllllil
thvlr claims: [or FI‘llll'lIH‘lll. Those
who III'pIIII'I Io prosom IIII-Ir accounts,
properly IIIIIIatI-Il. within said tlmu.
will ho IleIIII'roII ll Incowry. All le‘v
sons lnIlI-htwl to salt] I‘Rlfllf‘ Ill‘t' 1‘1"
Illll'blt‘ll III “who iIIIIIImliIIII- pIIIIIIIIIIl l0
l-Ill\\'.\lll| ll. ls‘\l|'l‘ll.
;\(lllll|ll$ll'lll()l’

Probati-

Il‘I-I ll 1S

 

OLD WELL POUL TOURNEY.

(Inc 01 lllv ('lllht‘h’l uIIIIII-s \t'l pliu‘ml'
In tho ()lII Woll Hook and l.£|tltlt‘l'
Company's toormmwm “am. pliuula
last night holwomi II .‘IlorIIlL l‘llll'll
IIIU. illlll I). W. linrl‘nru. rah-d I43. lllt‘
I‘ornwr “Inning It) :I mm- III loo to II!
'l‘hv arm-o. follows-
H. Merrill. 100.

t

D. W. Harlem, 85.

H l
l“ (I
8+1 7
'I‘ h’
»I II
-I ll
131- 1 L! l
{I 0
III .'-
h l 9
(I l h‘
.‘I .5

III" III!

liIII’oI'oI- \\'IlllIIIII .‘ll‘l'lll‘ifitlll.
SI‘III‘I'I‘ ll, l‘otol'a,

A sow ial town Inc-Ming Is I‘IIIlI-Il I'III'

 

Mont pIiIIs loI h.lllllllil\ IIII- ns Iol
lows:
But Heavy Rib Roast ...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,14 to l6c III.

In! Btoaksastrloln ............ 18c
Portorhouae ................. 20c
Po! Rout. from ............. 8 to 16¢

.lprlug Lamb Legs. at ........... 16c

_ Mutton Legs. at ............... 12’ 2c
., BI! Small Pork Roast .......... 140
It Pork Chop; .... ............. 15c
aft" Ohlckonl and Fo‘wls .20 I 22c

INatho Vt‘lll. all kinds ot l'nquII and
buy FIIIII and l’IckIcIl Goods.

MCharnock’s Market

. 76 NORTH MAIN ST.
.H'KL. CALL 4&5. FREE DELIVERV

 

NR9 Jhmnus I‘lllllllllllflllllk or lllf'lil-
“horn: hogmuluc. "I small II l'lll; I
II nip him III the hint" tum III-on
Wlblhsgd. Awarding to Punch 11 Yolk
shite ham-r “mm: “o Impo \II’

lawn Mil lump his onII and \(‘llll

tho ability he has always shown war
In Ilit‘utla eIIIItl tIIII‘IIIa the Hilllltllllll'
"IlnIaIlImIII (It tho cllan-' Wllll ll at
*1“ limit! tho hlIIlI homo."

Tlllll'h’tlll)’ I-I'I-IIIIIp llII\l, :II II o‘rloI'lI to
Inlw Ill‘llOll on Ilu- hlII IIIIw IIIII'III'I- tho

lcuiulnlmo In lllt‘l‘t‘llht‘ tho I-IIIII Ill IIII-
ittm II IIMIIIII

Lusloi Inuitl oI l~‘oulh NquaiIt “Ill
ape-ml Sunday In \‘ow ("IIIIIIII.

Dyer ~I'I'o not :1 Manor this limo.

llyI-r- \\'hIII III II?

Ili‘vr-r lining to advertise humans on

how to Ilmigo 1111 lllllOlINllllli‘ .ludxo.

MIIIII I'IIIIIIII'IIIII HI'I- Ill} now my
gIInI-IIII-III rlIIII'.’ lIoII'I Ion llllllk Im‘
IlIIIIco showod I‘XIlt‘lll'lll taste?

MIMI R)‘\‘III-»~(III, yuan—III tho solac-
tlon Ill lllt' ring. wlIoaInn Transcript.

"Tho woman across tho hall from us
lII III‘ntl."

“How IllII you IIIIII that out?"

”WIII. I lIIIIIpoIIvIl I0 set. It In the
paper. ~ Lita

,, IJI

IIIIIIIIIpolIIIIIIouI IIIIIIIIII thmw who
Immune IIIIII ouuy grunt man III II per»
Incl man. Scranton 'l‘rllIIInu-IIIIpIIII-
lIcnII.

Almost an) Iranian t‘llll ltm'p n Im-
i-I'onit II In her III-mot.

fl

 

.. w .11.. . I..._.......Y

 

 
 
 
 

 

No ONE aHOULD BE WITH-
OUT IT
homo. la what llllml‘
llfll‘ll our pure and
ll‘hlllitlli IIIIpport'II Hoar am.
It will make tho Ilobllltnted
atnrdy and strong. and III a
planning and delicious hovernun
for IIIIIIIor. luncheon or before
Huh-Ina. When anon tolled no
one would he wIIlIoIII ltnnport'n
III-or. We wIII «door It by tho
case. bowel or IIIIII barrel or
hog anywhere.

Magnet 8. Flynn

Ill! Wuhl a BI. Ph- m4

In tholr
who llil vr-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

FANCY RIPE
Strawberries

23c quart

 

 

Legs of Lamb
Legs of Mutton
Lamb Chops,

Rib Roast of Beef

Heavy Rib Roast Beef

Veal Cutlet .
Veal Chops

Veal Roast .
Stew Veal .

Pork Roast, small loins
Sperry & Barnes Hams

Diamond C Ham
Skin Back Hams
Sliced Ham

Small Smoked Shoulders

Salt Pork

Best Comb Honey
Good Butter
Fresh Eggs doz.

12%c

. llc
12%c
12%c
15c

15c

2 lbs 25c
10c
25c
15c
17c
16c
15c
200
12c
‘ 10c
15c

25c

23c

3 lbs

Fifteen Large Sweet Oranges 25c
Large Cal. Navel Oranges, ,.

126 Site

Four Pounds Best Dates 3
Two Pounds Best Figs

Fancy Cucumbers

Large Head Lettuce

Tomatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Wax Beans
Green Beans
Green Peppers

doz. 30c
250
25c
each SC

SC

quart 15c
quart Sc
quart 15c

2‘ quarts 25c
two for Se

 

Fancy Fowls, Roasting Chickens Broil~
ers, T urkeys, Capons and Squabs

Special for. Saturday

 

Meadow Grove

OleOmargarine,

21c

Sunlight .

Oleomargarme, 170
Go. .5

Wm. wr—‘ww. a»... WWW-In mum-w...— m.WWWWn——o

TRISTRAM 8: HYATT

Norwalk' 5 Leading Dry Goods Store ‘

 

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.

I

Adjustable “Tea Ball” Pots

Something New—~Must be seen to be appreciated

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

liq-up IilZI‘ ...... ‘ ......... $1.95. «Ia-up size ................ $2.25. 5-CIIII slzo ....,. . .. ....... $2.50

3 SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERs.aIIIs.~IInpapun ............ 15c

l PATENT POT CLOTHS. I-lcan hon, wood and onuuwl wonr. each ............... . ................... 10c
“NYOIL.” lwfil for all Itllltla ot' Innrhinm'y. IIoIIlI- ........................................ .. .......... 15c I

i "‘OSPOTO." lllt‘ porter-I cloth clI-aIII-I' .hottlo ........................................................ 196

i “SILEXO.” lllt' satisfactory SI-(Iurluu Snap, cIIltI- . ........................................... . . 3c

: GOOD QUALITY TOILET PAPER. IIm-c rolls I'ur .......................................... 10¢

i DUSTLESS DUSI‘ CLOTHS ......................................................... . ........... 190

I

ASBESTOS IRON HOLOERS.. ..

 

 

 

 

(In our omslon IIII Ultl lady was ln’

lIl‘ snow l‘ltllWI‘Iy I-IIIIIpIIrIIIwnIs as It
Illtl’lv of Izolrvrs.
"I found I‘I-III-lul Irouhh' this morn-
ing," suhl one. ‘.\I Ilw III-st l I'I-ll right
into l‘llt' IIIIIIIIlo of a prickly gorse IIIIRII.
and III tho sncoml l “as stucl. up on
tho Iup of II Hm». I lIllt'llHl (III! of
bounds Into a fli!’lll)‘lll'tl. III lllll third.
not caught hy IIw mrv at tho fourth:
SIIII'II TIMI in a drop Il'llP III Ilw lilth.’
’IIIlllll misIIlI‘ lIIIrlIIl Ill ll'lllll lII tho
sixth I was I In: in a heap of Ioughi
tllnth at tho hl'Yl'lIlll not lost at IhI',‘
Ilpzhth, and tlIIlshm‘I lji at tho hollmnl
III' that Illl"\‘t1llt‘ll III llll‘ Izi-zl lIIIlv." f
"llroclmia HIV” crmIl IlII- lllll‘l'llltlil
IIIII lady from hur manor of tho cur
IIrIav‘uIIIl Ilwi IIIIII IIII Ihzn pol: Imsi
III llltl man‘s point" i‘ll llt‘VI‘l' lot my
l-IIIWIII pill) again" Tit-Hits.

 

Mum It filitI‘IHllH III II l"\\ lltllt‘lllt‘h IlI

SPRING
FOOTWEAR

"CHANTECLER‘
FORD ltr Mums; Ilit‘ll, liIIIl
PUMPS tnr )Ullllll l.IIlI(‘H

-~— MAX LEVY ~—

59 WAOHINOTON STREET BRIDGE
mum NORWALK

l

\I II III- lllI

SATglN

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

f ,.

' 'I‘iI" - ’Zi‘ optimist.
Sun» 52‘? Firm! Feet

H. Kricger& C0.

SOLE AGENTS

In the whole United States every
woman is talking about and dis-
cussing the merits of the

O O ‘
H00s1er Cabinet
Come in and let us give you- a
demonstration. q Every House-
keeper who can‘ spare a corner In
her kitchen wants a cabinet in

. its place

Cash or on‘ Easy Payments
either way—you can have one

 

 

Delicatessen

YOUI' In.
Everything San-

Thoroughly up to date.
spectlon Invited.
Itary and under glass.

VIIIIoI-o alwayn welcome.

John ‘G. Baur

Formerly 0. Frlodrlch’l.
Tel 372.3. RAILROAD AVE

BsmIaILaCluhsz‘

Alfred bcnjmfin afifi‘fl‘w
’

 

 

 

 
 

0N FIRST MORTGAGE Ron! Ra-
Iato llonluterod Coupon liondi at-
torda the ”hint and malt more
Investment offered;

Full particulars 0!. .

couunu ANO NULL.

04 Wuhlngtan Ma ~ V _ 1
loath Nov-walk

 

You wouldn't Immune them
Inuld be such II lot of style III
a plain 'I‘hrmhnuon Rank sun

IIII thorn III In tho "llanlmnln" TM 4144

 

thndard Such

For the man 0r mung man
who pram“: II quiet. genteel
Ityln IIIIII II rnal aristocratic
humus We could not. anumu a

 

'm IN A rwouuuo

may be canton and Indifleront noon,
value: and cocoon». hut tho warn .
cltlxonwtho other nine Intuit-II an
nlnoty-nlnwnro not. they or. on
fill and discrimination and are loo
In; for ulna for their minor.
wait we In. that If an patron“. I:

NWI or mud Gum
Ior your Clothlnx on show. you VIII

mm not the but value for your manor 0

i motile. rim-oi oIoIaIu III I- ~
IF you new IIIQIRIII 11'. m man arm “I. “of“ m

'M", and m

h -. «.MW .

You Can’t Beat Thom
Roger mam MTwin City.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan