FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 19m
1 11 LOTTERY.
IArl old Coal Dealer once des-
ihed Coal as a “lottery" ----one
4 ight draw a prize or a blank.I
II Iyfiihere is much truth in this, asI
‘Coal at the best does not run uni-
_ “ iiorm in quality.
;Words like “Best" or “High
' tGradc” mean nothing in particu-
:lIeIIr and will not keep your house
iwarm.
I 1II1I.'If you buy your “lottery” tick-
II‘Iiets of us we shall do our best to
1 {have you draw a prize and believe
I IIsIve shall succeed. Our Coal was
11 mover better than at present.
Q‘s sawewierrsesd
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Edwin C. Burt’sI
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SHOES
for Women :1:
Emerson Shoes S
' for Men $
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I 'TeLFour - Four - One
High-Cut Shoes
' for Buys and
Girls
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smarts
81 Washington St.
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on
Columbia 6%
Real Estate Bonds
Pay interest promptly each six
tenths. Interest paid {10m date of
estment to actual date or withdraw-
Can withdraw funds with full in-
wrest after three vears if desired,
.3 town. Full inspection invited.
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LOCAL AGENT
com 1 l-lavliand Block, So. Nor-walk
Phone 414-4. E
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I senator Jeremiah Donovan, or
south Norwaik attended the gathering
1 It‘he Hartford Central Labor UniOn
which was held at the capitol city last
evening at which time Professor Wil
lard 0. Fisher, of Wesleyan univers-
1:81; was presented with a union card
ling him to life membership in
I C L. U oi that place.
rector George H. _Robius,o
" treat, has returned home he:-
unlisted the large contract he
t spring at Paughquag,
state. Theheneral contrac.
charge or the improvements on
rge estate Was C. B. Fitch, oi
I‘orosI ot satisfied Bond holders in Point
ciate and the interment will follow in ‘
BOYS’ Suns
" AND. BOYS’
OVERCOATS
2% to 17. Will sell them almost
at half the price, (I‘omc and be con-
vinccd.
WE GIVE S 6;. H GREEN TRADING
STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
Gottlieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
MEN'S ARCTICS ............... $100I
Sizes 7 to 12 I
MEN'S STORM KING BOOTS...$3.25’
Sizes 6 to 10 !
iMEN'S 2-huckle FELT BOOTS. $2.50
Sizes 6 to 9
WOMEN'S extra high heel STORM 1
RUBBERS .................... 501: 1
Sizes 21 to 8.1
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Whenever you clean your little
or cellar. remember \‘i‘m. Eitron,
35 Fort St, East Norwnlk. We
pay is Ii). for
RAGS
and best prices for rubbers. met-
als and leather beds. Orders out
or town must be sent a day ahead.
BUY I
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & 8011 C0.
Tel. 294- 122 Water 8!.
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IIIIIIIS IIIII ilIIIIIIAIS.
Rufus R. Osborn. I
The funeral services over the re
mains oi Rufus R. Osborn will be held
tommrow sitclnoon at 2: 30 o'clockI
from the late residenca at Gregon' s
Re1.Lonis B. Howell will 0111- I
the East Norwnik cemetery.
Albert Suites.
Albert Soltes, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Suites, of 2 Snowden ave
nue, died last night at the age of two
months The Iuneral services will be
held iiom the home tomorrow after.
noon at 2:30 o'.ciock The lnte1 ment
will follow in St Mary‘ a cemetery.
Prosecuting Attorney Louis Gold-I
schmldi of Norwalk is spending the
day in Bridgeport on business.
Kieran O‘Hara. of Norwalk, was ad-
lmitted to the Norwaik Hospital thisl
‘ tmorning for medical treatment.
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There may be a meeting or. theI
bridge construction committee "on the
new Washington street bridge? this
eyening. The secretary had net re-
ceived word this morning. The meetv
ing will not be a midnight session how- ‘
ever.
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_ SpeciaISaIII
= he Big “
puking;
“Pork Roast,
Small Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Hams
Link Sausage"
Home-made Sausage
VFW)!"
r
small
Loins
11%0
11%0
14c
12%c
14c
HEAVY VEAL
Veal Outlet 1
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
HAMS
Sperry 81 Barnes,
Rex I} *
Best Bacon Strip
18c
16c
~15c
10c
17c
15c
17c
POULTRY
Turkey ‘-
Fowl
a. Roasting Chickens
1 BEEF
Rib Roast Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Lean 'Pot Roast. no bone
Fresh Rump Butts ~
LAMB
Leg Lamb
Rib Chops,
Loin. Chops
BEEF LIVER
Calves-e Liver
P1gs Liver
OYSTERS
250
20c
22c
15c
12c 1
18c
‘ 20c
22c
12c
10c
12%c
15¢
10c fl
~12%c_
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IcuvInI. ssnvice neFonIiu omnss.
I ‘1 Reed, formerly chairman oi the New
. vitations to attend are Mayer Wilson.
‘1 .1 Mayor Dunn dt Willirnsntie‘ and lovin-
13 and'5 Calcite Building
NORWALK, CONN.
NORWALK’S LEADING
our GOODS sross
All our FURS at Reduced Prices
Don t Neglect llilS Opportunity
to Buy Reliable Furs Cheap
All the Cloth Coats and Suits
are marked at figures that
make them good investments
Don’t Fail to Attend This Sale -
toastmaster at the dinner ot-the Con-
.MIayor Rice, who will attend the ball
J :bt.the Mothers' club on the some eve-
= ‘nlnx, will also give part or their time]
H.KRIEGER& Co.
teri inventory Come
these Low Prices
This Store Offers Wearing Apparel for
Man, Woman and Child on a Popular
and Convenient Credit Plan.
We will close out our Entire Stock of
Winter Goods. at and Below $0031»,
Our inventory shows a profit in the
business, but it’s all in Merchandise,
and these goods we- are offering to
you at prices that no other store can
match for
Tomorrow and Monday
We will open an account with you
No Money Down $1 Weekly
until account is paid. Buy Now. and? ‘-
PayLater. You will never miss the
Sniall Weekly Payments. No extra
I charge for this privilege ”
the little creature, but the woodchucki
had apparently taken all the observa-
tions it cared to and at the man’s 1111.13
proach disappeared into .its- hole again:
Mr. Shahtry brought with hints large
robin which he said had flown into his
chicken com; ,a week and and which
had been killed by the chickens. The
robin is on exhibition at the office or
a local newspaper
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HALFI WOOIID-F‘HALF HAY?
Could you see vonr shadow? The;
gronndhog' had come from his Ihiber-I
satin: or the winter, had vawned and- -
stretched.1uud taken on that peaceful 1“ $5.00.. ,‘1
look because he knew winter hadspent 1_ I, MaIrk Cross Gloves 1.1- Ladieo ’
itself..hetore shortly after noon the ' (and Men. 31-50 Ill?- 1 ‘
sun came out for a been I it is all. 1 ‘
,1 - famous Candlemas day today and a‘o- 1 '
I‘ rdlnfi to the tradition-elitism 1
NEWHAVEN. Feb. 2.—-—Prot. E. B HAVE You THE:
KIND OF TRUNK ANDMBNG‘
FOR YOUR SOUTHERN ITI’NP?‘
This is the time of year for
Southern travel and our depart-
ment for this purleSe is com-
piete. ml.
Bags and Suit Cases of the
famous '
Haven Civil service Board, will be
necticnt Civil Service Reform Associa.
tion in this city, Feh.1116. Governor
Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey. will
speak, and Governor Baldwin and
11 Mark Cross 1
' make Also a large line of their I1
smaller leather goods tor trav- 1‘ ,-:‘
‘eling purposes. 31 I' ‘
Indestructible Steamer Trunks
from $10.00 up 1 .
Other goodIII Trunks as low
to the Civil Service reformers.
yAmonx those-who have accepted in
oi! Bridgeport Mayor Reeves 0! Wat
tar-burn; Mayor 81211111.“ Hartrord;
Norwalk Chronicler