THE
1" ERRI’S
COAL C0.
‘ When little 2....
Becomes a hero.
Our way of doing business has made
- quite a hit, with the public, What is
When 0” Boreas it? Simply this:
Gets uproarlous' . Giving them the bolt MEN‘S SUITS
and OVERCOATS for $7 and $10 that
When the weather can be had anywhere.
IS Satanic Ill u wont. giving them Wllill‘ they
And thermometers want, when they want it, without luis-
In a panic - representation. ,
When all nature
Seems affright
Then you'll need
Our Anthracite!
Gottlicb’s . $7 8: $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
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IF YOU WANT I
to he sure you're getting \‘i’nl. ltlflr I
roll. it?» I-‘orl 81., must be on the ,
wagon utld the tll‘lYt‘l' lllllKl giro
—Phone 6—5—2.”— 5011 a duplicate slip with my nnlno l
and ulidl‘oNt-t, ii" there. is any mill-
take telephone to the oilivv. i pay 1
its in. for 11th and host ili‘lt‘t‘n' l‘ol‘
ruhiwl‘n. mulllls, imltht-r lwds and i
old .tlliontohiivs. ’l'iml't» it. n stout i
mull going ttl‘illlllll claiming he i
\t'ul-its for 1111‘. lioll‘t lwilvlu hitu. v
lwruusu 1 how all whit-1 people 1
nothing for luv. 1 lulw orders out 1
of town, it" you lot uw know uhmul .
ni‘ llllli‘. 'l'vl, ill. ' l
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iConneally &
Bracken
illu- lines are in” and complete.
We have
SHOES
for tiny lliitl nil ownsituv \\'o
have Shoes for mom uli'llllit‘l‘
01 the family.
SHOES ‘
for feet
with enlarged jlililln or inlnions.
Warm lined
SHOES
for l’l‘iolill'lllt‘ll and conductors.
EMERSDN’S'
Arch-Supporting Shoes tor list
feet and. fallen art-hes.
6% Guaranteed
lili'OIlliI on your Illitllt‘)§ principal
and llllt‘l‘i‘l‘l lull) Ntwtli‘tttl hi high
illibr‘ iii‘ill l‘laliill'.
vrl‘ut‘o l'ill’lllrlit'tl.
ilolll lilllu i‘i'tt'lH‘il.
protlocitli:
hoiuvw null itlt'uls, tor Sills‘ liliil M»
t‘llilllKi‘.
D. S. HULL
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Room 1, Haviland Block l
Phone 4144. South Norwalk. , l
lival lnt'nl l'i‘l~
interval nuld
Aim M‘Vl‘l‘Ill
lllt illlit‘ lll‘olml‘lim,
‘ Connealiy 8:
Bracken
.1 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tol. 363-4
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tot. 204. 122 Water It.
Ladies' Storm Rubbers‘
for low and high lll't‘lfi, 500. l
:‘SIJre GURE I...
* THE GROUCH
ROGER LUDLOW .
TWIN CITY . .
NUGGET ”"”’1“'...‘..‘-'i'.;.._.‘,".l'iifé'l ii."’s§fl‘5'f‘ W"
LITTLE GEM ~~~ —»
CIGARS —- MAX LEVY -
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.
MEN'8,hoavy roiled edge ARCTICB.‘
$1.25. I
t‘hlldl‘I-n's hiuh rut Show in hrown
..,
tine good (IN'il ill Will‘lll mort- lllllil
.. .. l
Henry Wilkens g n thouuntzd hrllllnnl theories. Let it"
V. not wuil for largo ommrtunltion, or
17 NORTH MAIN IT. for n dim-rent kind or Wol'it but do
PHONE 338-5.
illnl lilo things we "ilntl to do.“ tiny lly
do), We llili't‘ no othut‘ limo ill \\'llll'll
to ll\'i'. 'i‘lw punt llflfi miliv; tho tu-
lulo hurt not ul'l‘lvmi; no now-r lillilll
htvo any time hill the limo pronunl,
THIN] do not wait until your tlxpct‘i
ulwu hltn I‘liwm-d into lullinrity ho-
itJi‘tl you attempt to m-rwv (loll. liln~
litlnvor now to bring forth i’l‘llil, Servo
(loll uolx. No nnln ovvr norvod ilod
try doing lhinun tomorrow. if we hun-
or (‘hl'llti and HM“ hllmuud, it in by tho
The woman who lit'i'ltit’ii tuitiillltlllii.‘m"ga u'ilit'll wo (in today. ~13. 11-
h! the llilllli'v Will‘li nnd th-rv to lell‘gc-on. ,
mm'oa-lt'hl-n to nulllnt lt rootn whorl . . . .
to start buying A home iiiii ntmdlt hnl When llw \‘Ili'nlil. properly HOWE
Ilillryhtlip iiitlrlo from Httnilnol Wont loo oxpvtutlru use It ill-lilincl WIIM
.;MVI- lAdv. iiml soil it. i
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A Friend in Need
13 YOUR ACCOUNT IN
:The South N orwalk Savings Bank
., Your money.- in not only drawing a illmmi rate of interest. but is note
from loss and tho temptation to spend it, for something you can get
lions withoul,‘ "
Open Monday Evoningo.
It in that :l low wwitn ill-fore :
('llrlhllllitii.
t‘otuo lllltl triu- your ‘
order for t‘nndy.
Hittwllll
oclloola and chum-hen.
pl‘h't'n 10 Sunday:
at...“ ”w“. .
Cloud “turd-y It noon.
1
Fancy Turkeys 250 lb
. .GQOD BEEF...
Rib Roast , .
Pot Roast, no bone
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak '
TWO CENTS.
T S RAM 81.
NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
Seasonable Specialties of Interest
to the Whole Family in the Hosiery and Underwear
Department
CADET HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Satisfactory Stockings. linen heel and toe, every pair guaranteed. At the uniform price of use pr.
Ladies‘ toevproof Black Lisle Stockings, heavy weight; 50c value. At the special price of. .35c
3 and’5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
12‘/2c
. 100
- 12c
16c
160
18c
. 3 pairs for $1.00
LAMB . MEN‘S UNDERWEAR .
‘ Medium weight. grey or white ................................................ 50c. $1.00
Leg Lamb 100 ‘ Heavy. natural Wool ...................................................... 50c. 75c, $1.00
Le G o S . l Double-breasted Natural W001 Shirts ....................................... i ....... $1.50
’ Boy's Ribbed Shirts r Drawers, fleece lined .......................................... 25c
g enulne prlng l; Boys’ Grey Wool Shiorts or Drawers ........................................... 50c to 75¢
-. ........... .4. _, .._. .... . W, ... Hm ., U“... m..." ... .. .,-. .. -.,._
12‘/2c
lOc
Lamb, fancy
Rib Chops,
Loin Chops
Fore Lamb
lliiiils lilil lillltls.
‘ w" i
Mrs. Charlotte Wilson. ‘.
7 . 'l‘llr‘ romaine of .“i‘ti. t‘hurloitv \Vil»
(J son who died ill NlilldilrloWn on Mon
_.M.-.._-.m-._.__....____ il.l~. \wrv It‘liqulI to South Not-milk
P K by I“~lllt‘l‘lll Uil‘t‘t'itll‘ it, \i‘ till} ulnti
Roast, small loin ‘ ‘ A
Small Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Ham
140 i “Funeral of) Addlgjml‘ R. Cromley, i
l 5&0 '
Neck Bones
Home-made Sausage,
H.Kriegcr&Co.
THE BUSIEST «
Cloak and Suit
Department
1N THE NORWALKS
FOR THE VERY GOOD REASONS THAT YOU
CAN FIND WHAT You WANT AT PRICES THAT
ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST CONSISTENT
WITH GOOD QUALITY.
Our Ambition
13 TO GIVE YOU THE ADVANTAGE OF THE
PRICES. NOT ON CHEAP, TRASHY CLOAKS.
BUT ON GOOD. DEPENDABLE. TAILOR—MADE
GARMENTS. ANYTHING BOUGHT HERE AND
FOUND NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY. CAN
BE RETURNED. .
We Intend to Continue
THE BUILDING UP OF THIS DEPARTMENT TO
SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WHENEVER YOU
WANT A CLOAK. SUIT OR ANYTHING ELSE IN
READY—TO-WEAR APPAREL OF SOME KIND,
THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS THINK OE
H. Kriege—r—‘SI Co.
LEVELINGKEYSE’R STREET. led hy those who have our-union to out:
iv“... the mud.
Selactmon‘Rocolvo Bids tor Doing the
Work.
illl‘l‘ lilt- it
"1.11115 HI Atltllmlu 11, t‘t‘ttilillfii
lli‘lil )‘wit‘t‘iittt
“‘t‘ O
nl‘iwt‘nm’ui it? 3:11.”.
It‘s-lurk l‘t'ozn Ill“ Ii‘\i‘1‘4iilt' i lllttu-i litll‘
Hana It ”i2 :1». tiilliillil'il and the in
i ”11' IIin'i'rililt‘
ISc
it'lllli'lil ulltmvll in
Sc «null-tot).
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2 lb . Funeral n! Mro..Frankiln A. Toiiea. ;
s 25c
'l‘hu iilllvi’fll «unites firm the re-
mllins of Mrs Franklin \. 'i'oill-s were
held lesittt‘dm nt‘trl'noon irolu llu- into
twilluul'u ill l"nil'lll-ltl llh‘l‘llllt‘. ROY.
ilerhi-rt S. Brown. of horn-n. othcintetl .
and tllll‘lllK the service, Mrs. Franklin
Smith sang lwnutituliy. 'l‘llr- survivou
u-vro lurks-ll illli‘flih’il and tllr~ littor-
meut followed in the Riverside comb
lt‘l‘V.
Veal Outlet _ .
Veal Chops
Veal Roast .
Stew Veal
180
, Mrs. Gertrude Middiobrook Turner.
Ill/C l tlol‘trudr Middlrhrmlii. widow oi tho
2 into ilr. James Edward 'l‘nrnr-r. died
' 3 lbs 25c
wry suddenly at her Ilflllll‘ in Brook-
lyn on Thursday, lined svt‘onlyllw
yours, TIH' Illtwrnl survives will he
held from her Into home this evening.
and the burial will he in the family
plot in Jon‘s Hill mmmory, Wilton, at
:2 o‘clock on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Turner was the daughter of (‘oloncl
(lenrge ll hilddlehmok. a loading citi-
zen of Wilton and commander of the
It‘nirllt-ld (‘ouuii fililllhl Regiment
about one hundred years ago. She
one one of thirteen (‘Illldl'l‘lL twelve
daughters and one son, dud in n111‘\‘l\'~
t'tl It) two sisters. Miss Helen MldditL
ltl'ooit, of Wilton. and Mrs. \‘irginiu
Wilkinson. 01 Ilinahnmplon. llor mur-
l‘iruu- to ilr. 'i‘llt‘llvl' nhout titty yours
tutu was ll grout social (went. the bride
huitln It noted lu-nuty or lu-r limo.
Dr. 'I‘llrnor. who dinl snow years ago,
established tho ill‘nl Liilll-llill‘lilll‘i for
tho trontltltnt of int-hrlntcs. in the
“-01 1d. ill. liiughnmton. end was its on»
pt-rintendent, tor malty yours. An im-
proactive lli'omw iuhlz‘i i'l‘l‘t‘lt’td by his A
hrolhm‘ phyairlltnn now ullu‘lts hilt
itrtll'o. 'rth daughters. .iilus (It’l‘ll'llt‘lt‘
ltl‘d Minn til'uI-o. who resided with her.
W
HAMS
Sperry 8t Barnes Hams
Rex Small Hams
Rex Skinned Back
Fancy Bacon
Fat Salt Pork
POULTRY
Fancy Young Turkeys
Home-dressed Fowls
S-ib home-dressed Roasting liti..‘.i.‘f".fi..iif§‘.‘.f'.2"?.‘.‘.‘.’.‘.'l‘.. :.:::"‘:::;.f"“'
Chickens [b 220 i “nongcngonma
600d FOW'S - 121/20 ”tarts:::.::::'::".:::.f°"t‘
Guinea Fowls $1.25 per- pair ° ‘
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Special for Saturday
180
16c
16c
strip 15c
”lb 100
25c
' 18c
Enluinq Your. M , ,
Mayor William i«‘. Tammany. oi IBANKERS To MEET IN DETROIT.
South Norwnlit, has issued a. cull for 1 NEW tiltl.i-,.-\.\'.~'. gm up “an...”
tlln regular monitor of the South Nor— [this were minded ylmtvrdnv hy tho tinny w“. Mint-ml .1- it... pinto i'or ti".
walk llonrd of ltlestllnnte and 'i‘nxn- hunrd of nolocluwn. hill the ("llilt‘ilt‘l ii‘i‘z i'IiIHt'lllltlll oi Ill» \lt‘v'ivnu illlnh-
lion in he lit'lil in the council vhnmhor, for the Work under consideration was ma‘ .imttwtlttiou, ’i'hw tillll‘ of tho nnxt,
in Washington alrout. on Tuesday ovu- not uwnrdtul nonwimpiy, A inn-r ((mvunliml will lw nunml hy it"; ox.
nlnx lliii't‘il‘ihi‘i‘ 1" til -‘i 0'i'100k- M “ii“ "motion will one the, (“Ollll‘ilN glvmt ovntivo l‘Ulllli‘ll :Il liz~i iltN‘ilu': in tho
. he the matter of tree street liuhtlnz,
Omer eerS 0 which in mid will be “tinted slain
. _ . this year.
unit». the board will receive the esti-
mates from the various departments
of their expenses for the ensuing year;
hear all parties interested thornlnmnd
no change lliovbudgot submitted to it
Fancy Cauliflower So each
Hand-picked Apples 25c peck
Bananas , 100 dozen 1::
Malaga Grapes £3 for 250 erIHIIIIliiilfiIlt are th‘ut'the board" of
Mi“ Pond Oysters 30C quart estimate will have A bully time of it
this year owing to the many improve»
mania and innovations that are con-
lemplntcd. tine of the important.
matters to come up hetero them will
i
out.
' The work contemplated hy 11W howl
is that of leveling tn! the Koyuor street
road from the town hound at illicit
Pond Westerly 1,350 tool to the. old
ileld lane. ”The. idea in doing this in
to eliminate a mud hole canned hy the
rising title at. tho lowor end of the
road.
There ht a hill of 350 fuel in lonlxllt
and the foot in height which will ho
cut down to allow for the two toot
fill at the lowest place. There are 71D
cultlc yards of excavation and 950 of
embankment, it) per cent being added
to the latter for shrinkage.
The work will be greatly apnrecinh
sprinit.
A Milli" thin lnaMnn quickly across
the station plutiortu.
“Hold the train A moment for my
wllo, conductor," ho gospels; “She is
just l‘l'OSRlllg the street" .
“(‘un't do it,“ yelled the conductor
on he. was preparing to make the slit»
lull in no liht‘lltl.
"H”illlt plt'loto ,l‘tllltllli'lill‘; she's go»
inn away to spend llit‘ summer," cried
the little man. “if she dooan‘l go now,
she might clltntan lll'l‘ mind.“ .
“l‘ll hold it.“ replied the conductor.
~Nntlonni Monthly.
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Norwalk Chronicler