v Meow! children
have the gumption of little ‘
animals I never tired, al-
weys up to any lurk. Ecl—
ueator shoe: allow the feet
,the some Icy-giving free-
.dom; e healthy support
‘ ‘oi the arch and heel,
but no cramp '
of toes.
CONNEALLY
a BRACKEN,
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk. Tel. 3634
WE SELL COAL!
0n the other side of winter
when the fields are full of sun-
shine and the flowers of spring
are blooming there is rest for the
weary coal consumer.
But until then—and forever at-
tet‘L-‘do not forget
WE SELL COAL!
Also Fertilizers for Lawn and
Garden.
‘ ATLAS Portland Cement.
'T ' BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B.1jlershficld a Son Co.
,‘ Tel. 294.122 Water at.
Bldeboardul and buffets III apeclnl
rleea at F‘. A. Mitc‘huilu See IIdr.
The Meant-r & I-‘lynn ndr. upenlut of
.it'lhleet'of Internet. lietter read It.
1y Rated:
31 name. high ground.” i room houao.
two barns (good condition), acre
strawberries; l-zi acre ranpbcrries and
blackberries:
ley; $5.000, suitable terms.
Two acres. email home. water in.‘
near town. 31.l00.
House In town. of
tioora. two baths. easy torinn.
Shore place. 1-4 acre, writer in house.
Wanted. Inrniiihod houses for the
summer.
Some of the desirable places recenll
2 miles to Norwnlk trol-I
12 rooms. oak l
We Handle Only
Prime Stock
in boot. mutton. Innib, veal, hum. otlI~
er Inentu und poultry. Contidentially
it 'wouldn't pity no to do anything clue,
but. we want you to know. You are
invited to prove this statement true or
t'alno, by actual observation.
Charnock's Market . i
Fire insurance placed in reliable 0w“ w 76 NORTH MAIN 37-
c°’"‘""”““éowm ‘ HULL 7 TEL. CALL «M. FREE DELIVERY
94 Waehington at, South Norwaik "’ «"me m”... ~ ~ - - Mwmmmmmmmm __ L . _,_
Tel.
Tums Alumnus.
Sherwood A. Hanna.
Sherwood A. Haunn. for many ,I't‘tlill
II HIIl’flillCl’ IIII-Iidont III Belle laiund.
died at his home in Brooklyn. New
YoIII yesterday Ho had been on iiIVII
lid for the poet two yours. but until
a few weeks ago was able to be about.
The funeral services will be held on
Saturday evening. the. Ilith itit-il.. at 8
o'clock. at the residence or IIIII IIIII»
tor. Mrs. Lorrilinrd, 119 McDonough
street. iirooklyn. ltev. William .iumoe
will conduct the services, on he has
been for many years Mr. litttintt's
neighbor III [lollo Inland. and knew
him intimately.
414-4
M-“
Funeral of Mra. Mary Fitzgibbona.
The funeral of Ml‘li. Mary lt‘ltzglhbon
took place from St. .Ioneph‘u t'lilII'tIIl at
nine o‘clock this morning. Rev. lliclr
bird J. Carroll road the pulse. At the
oflorntory Minn Alice Splnn anti-II Are
Marie. Inter Face to Face wan render-
od IIIIII no the body quI being borne
from the I~lIurrlI Neurot- My (‘Iod to
Thee Willi beautifully sung. The poll
ilt‘itl‘Ol'S wure: Patrick Fltzmnuriro.
("orncliun ltyun; .Iumon Howler. and
John Murphy. The flower bearers were
.Iumou Singcleln and IAIwI‘eItcn liow-
luy. The funeral was wry lnrgoly at.
tended and the floral pioron were mum
and beautiful. Interment followed In
St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of Joaeph Duehanne.
The funeral of Joseph Iluslmnnu.
who died very suddenly III the Said
lerII' home on Wetinoudny will he held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from lllt'
Home t‘hl’lllt'l IIIIII iIItI-imont will follow
III Splint; (hon Iwmctoi)
Miss Allie 'I‘oIp).
iII rounding the din
linnburr.
Bel Bon
Bel Ben Peroxide Cream ..........
Face Cloth Free
_\IitiI TIIOIIIIS In
Bel-Ben Peroxide Cream .......... 50c
Face Chamoia Free.
Bel-Ben Violet Talcum ............ I5:
Bel-Ben Tooth Powder ........... 15c
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGIGTS
8 North Main on. So. Nerwatk
$5 per Ton
COAL
$5 per Ton
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED EX-
TRA LARGE SIZE NO. 2 NUT
COAL AT ’5 PER TON, DELIV-
ERED IN VOUR BIN. THY A
TON. IT'S WHAT YOU WANT
FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR
FOR VOUR RANGE.
Harris & Cans
”Phone 721
Every Men Can Save Hall
His Salary
’a mi our oi’tavory m to dare lemme; from the pay enrol.
mired lamina rerun. Aeoliar om: In mount III III.
A Subject
of interest
at the wedding retention iii the
III‘OVIIIIIII of choice wince for the
unenta at luncheon or at dinner
When you wiah to and rare-t
vintages III hurgnediau. clarettiu
Iliampasnee or whlnltiea you
will be delighted with what you
find at Manor a Flynn' a.
"Magnet 8. Flynn
It. rmm
Fm Delve wry Ivarywliere
III (rose IIIII-I-t. ‘
Meats Poultry, 810
Small Fresh Hams
11 cents
Pork Roast, small loins
Fresh Hams
Legs of Mutton .
Legs of Lamb
Lamb Chops,
Rib Roast of Beef
Heavy Rib Roast Beef
Veal Cutlet . .
Veal Chops'
Veal Roast . .
Stew Veal . "
Sperry & Barnes Hams
Skin Back Hams 20c
Fifteen Large Oranges 9‘1 25c
Large Cal. NavelOranges, doz. 300
Largest Grape Fruit,
fancy» Four for 25¢
Head Lettuce Sc
Cucumbers ' each 5c
String Beans 2 quarts 250
Three Pounds Best Figs 25c
Five-pound Box Figs 40c
Four Pounds Best Dates 25c
Best OuaiityF ull Cream Cheese 150
Good Butter 25c
Best Oleomargarine 22c
Fresh Eggs doz. 23c
Twenty-two Best Lemons 250
Roasting Chickens. Fowls, Tur-
keys. Capons and Broilers
Homer S. Beers .8: Co.
13 MAIN IT» NOIWALK
2! W. WASHINGTON 07., IO. NON.
20 WOODWABD AVII. IO. NORIW
.150
150
12%0
14c
12%0
12%0
15c
18c
15c
12%0
10c
17c
'Advanco alumina of a tow noveitlu in
SPRING
¥ FOOTWEAR
Inch “the "CMNTIGLIR" ox-
IOIID for young men. and ”TIN
PUMP! for young Indian.
gimme. '”
Base Ball Goods
new RIAPY
w
NIOHLANO LININ WRITING
IIAPIR. he a be:
. that thin rum In no equipped.
TRISTRAM 8i HY ATT
Norwalk's
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
Leading Dry Goods Store
The New Spring
Wash Waists
in greater variety than ever before. allowing till the newest ideas. are rcndy for Inspection. They include
DAINTV LINGERIE. LAWNS, BATISTES and LINENS, with It price range from ............... 75c to $5
BEAUTIFUL LACE WAISTS in grout. rnrloty. ‘
MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK WAISTS. with II wide choice. In all the
NEW MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK UNDERSKIRTS in Mink iIIltI nil the Spilng
out. Illill the popular IlouII IIIIIIOIIIS
IIBII IIIIIIII'ES
(iltlnltllt (IF Ntl'l‘lt‘lIL
llihtrivl IIi‘ Noi'uuilt. Iii-Z.
t‘IIIII't. Murrh l7. .\. It. IfIil.
Whereas “illltli nppliIIItiIIn him
“(I‘ll IIIIIIII III tlIt~ totiit tor the in]
Illll-itiltlil III piobntv oi il ("tili Illl \IIiI
It‘ll ln~tiuInI-nt its and ltli the- hint
will of Mnrgurot louder. lim- oI .\‘or~
walk. in said (Ilhll‘ll‘l. tlt‘t't‘fllit'dL '
tirtlerwi, 'I‘luIt sum application be
llt‘ilrtl unit Ilvtortuinwl :It the I'robntv
()"lt‘t‘ In Nurwulk. on ”It’ 24th tilt} of
MBI‘t‘ll. lfIlI. :It It o'I'iIIIII tori-noun;
and that public notice Ilil‘l't'Ol tw ghen
III IIII Ill'llllill‘x iIItIIIIMI-Il lIII‘I'lII III'
publishint: iltifi IIrIiI-I in I III \Mpiuu‘r
Illl\llit; II (IIIIIIIIIIUII in IIIIII ilisttiit
III IIIIM Iltu Iiiur; InlutI IIIIII Ilfl)‘ of
Iit‘fll‘llll'.
I t‘tiliuw
HENRY \\' IIIIII'IIIIIY.
.l uIi go. I
The ptililiv SI‘IIIIIIIS (I1 NIiruiIIk wliil
(Itlfit' III xi Frldin fol UIH‘ “I pk 'i‘lII‘iI .
but: been it change III “II‘ IIriiIuo pt'wO
Ilium uttd IIIiItIIIIl III mt I'..i:a‘tt't \IIHI
tIoIi Illlb )I'iil illt' i‘ltillm Immm will
tilillt‘ vitt‘I)’ and ”III" “III III but out-
Ila. left on dining tiiI I‘ZIIutIII season.
\ilIiIiI uill Im good l‘IIdu).
i’tilIiIIIu It. .\l.IIthIII\ II. “iIO I‘t't‘t'llil}
\HIII to Rumor in the lull-rests of Hit‘
.\“nr\tnll. Iron Works t‘mniuiny. ls I‘l‘v
IoI-IulernIr bier lilt‘llt’lh‘ \tII‘II souvenir
poet (‘lll‘tll‘l from llorlln
.IIIIII rend what your menu) will
buy III the lillt Store IIIrIIIIIIIiiItIII‘IIJ
‘I‘III‘ adv, will give you prison. (-it‘.
litl’illt’ll anti; there is no llelt‘ In or-
guimi Don’t argue but l't‘ilfl the adv.
Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to date.
Ipection Invited.
Your in.
Everything San-
Itary and under glass.
Vtaitore alwaya welcome.
John G. Baur
Formerly a. Friedrloh'e.
Tet 372-8. RAILROAD AVE
You Can’t Beat Them
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
IF YOU DON’T BELIEVE IT. TRY
THEM
n. J. RENOLDS
MANUFACTURER
THINI’C N0 UII IN ANGUINO
II II More Imu't the right etock 0!
Clothing. it might IIII well out up its
nhuttera and go way him-It and sit
down. What the wire nubile demands
nowadeye Imitation! excellence. bin
variety. attractive diaulnr. and hone-t
prices: It lourcOIuei-ed linemen arm»
meat that met- i'or "deeds. not
words." We don‘t think—we‘re aim
5+8” I”
we ‘ '
new shades and in black.
A new line of SATEEN AND HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS.
............ $3.98 to $10
shades in plain col-
H. Krieger&Co.
Great
Revival
in Our
Men’s
Clothing ‘
Depart-
“19111
Bigger and
Better than
Ever
\\‘I1 \IIIIII l'\‘!'I') innit to come in and Inspect tho bunt. iIsaIII'IIIIuiIt of
Mona :tnil Yoiitha' (‘lothiiig over shown in this city.
range from Sill to $20.
win-re.
No better made Clothing can be found any-
Our prlt'I-s will
Our Credit System
Will help you live euuiur,
ingu IoI one purchnao .fi
.\’o need for any man to spend all his cum.
I
Our Easy Payment Plllll
\\ lll qlrI met-y mun II theme to tilt!” u elitail banlt floodlit tor him.
aoll.’1‘ty It
..... .I... w. a...“
mm mo I37 ras'r ‘
103d STREET. NEW YORK
CI’I‘Y.—0ller
FOR SALE
18 Young Work Horses
trom II to to yearn old. and weigh-
ing from Limit to IMO the. each.
Included in the lot are three large
horse. teams amt-one team of
matter. Ii single ‘homu. dillllllt'l
greys, tom and brown: 2 light ver-
riegc horses. 2 rubber-tired run-
aboute. ethnic and double truck:
and baritone. Time horooa have
been worked tun-ti for the out two r
yearn and would matte grand
honor: tor any kind of country
work. and will he will very cheap.
Will give lair trial and term: to
rmuonalhie buyers. We hove
ranged to have All our'tlmber Ile-
livered at our dock during the
auunner manure. by tighter-II and
eaten. and have no further me
for more two teams. which
eon do all our work. ~
Ineeire at Miler-Tat. dinner-tern
ll
Smart
SPRING
CAPS
at ”.50 and $1.00
The new Spring Stylus are
here.
Liana that are different from
the ordinary Itlnd.
Norwalk Chronicler