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CONNEALLI &
BRACKEN
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Edwin C. Burt’s
SHOES
for Women
Emerson‘Shoes
. for Men
High - Cut Shoes
forBovs and
Girls
our «t-++e~r~r~M~r~t- M %%H*M~PM
CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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”Sank-E
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.. BIG ..
Clearance
SALE
Everything 'at a
Great Reduction
Gottlieb’s
$7 8t $10
11 NORTH MAIN or. I
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We Give 8. a. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
MEN‘S ARCTICS ............... $100
Sizes 7 to 12. .
MEN'S STORM KING BOOT8.. $3.25
I Sizes 6 to 10
MEN'S 2buckie FELT BOOTS. .82. 50
" Sines 6 to 9 i
WOMEN' 3 extra high heel STORM t
RUBBERS ........ . ........... 50c
Sizes 2 to S.
——-— MAX LEVY ..———
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
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Tel. Four Four- One
“"ht‘llmtit‘ you (if'tlll your attic
or cellar. remember Wm. itlftron.
13.3 It‘ort St. Ens! Nora-ails. We .
pay 1(‘ lb. for I
RAGS
and best prices for rubbers. mot-
els and feather bode. Orders out
of town must he sent a day ahead.
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BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfieid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water er.
Modes in Brief.
..‘The new necklaces and pendants
_ ow increased length and they are
" my in effect.
Capes that are draped to make the
figure look narrow are popular as me
Cuffs are deep.
very narrow tailored skirt open
9 side, is often seen among the
thoriel gowns.
Put a Part Of
ington Herald.
~hen Pay Day Comes
the Money tit
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mmle of soft satin often of two can!
,trastinx colors. as purple, green, ct».
rise. with black and edged with a black
fringe half an Inch in width.“ “ash
Velvet COIIIre.
Collars of black velvot for the neck
on which are mounted ornaments. gen-
' orally to represent diamonds. lead {or
collars. Sometimes the ornaments run
all_ round the velvet. but all that is
necessary for good effect is the. big
piece in front, says the New Haven
Journal Courier. In flowers the designs
are prettiest. For colors the best are
In rhinestoneswor strass. as they are
called In i’ariswropresentlng a basket
of flowers, the basket is stress. The
flowers in the baskets are pretiily col-
ored in Imitation ruby. emerald. sap-
phiro or onyx. and the (lain-[lest have
the stones so tiny that only the eilect
of colon is seen at a glance.
The First Burglar (contemplating
Father‘s lnventiou)—~Wot abaht the
bloomin' burglar alarm? .
The Second Burglar-May as well
out It in the bag; we can get some-
thin' for the bells p’raps ~~Sltetch. I
* Sentinel want eds. pay dividends
very quickly.
Extra Fancy Large
Cauliflower, each"II
PORK
Small lean Pork L0in
Small Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Hams
Link Sausage
FRIDAY. FEB. 2‘3. rpm
The Big
arket
©2Ic
12%c
10c
12%c
12%0
LAMB, EXTRA QUALITY
Leg Lamb
Loin Chops
Rib Chops,
Fore Lamb
POULTRY
No. l Fowl
Stewing Fowl
Roasting Chickens
Turkeys
BEEF
Prime‘Rib Roast Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Lean Pot Roast. no bone
Fresh Rump Butts
a.”
12%c
16c
12%c
8c
20c
16c
220
250
.150?
12c
16c
18c
20c
12c
10c
HEAVY VEAL
Veal Cutiet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
HAMS
Sberry 8t Barnes,
Knickerbocker
Smoked Shoulder
Heavy Salt Pork
3 lbs
160
150
14c
250
170
150
100
10c
Specral Saturday Only
TWenty Sun-kist California
Oranges
Meadow Grove Oleomar- :
I 250
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‘ I Met-eh 8-—Tho Rev. Ernest .lutieon
5 te'ment Greek a
TWO thrs.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
NORWALK'S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
GOO...
GOO...
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
Wind-Up Week
After Inventory Cut Price Sale
Furs,- Suits, Coats, Fur Coats, Scarfs and Muffs
IN GREAT VARIETY AT THE LOWEST PRICES WE HAVE EVER SOLD THEM.
All the Cloth Suits in Two Lots-«$10 and $15
SOME AT NEARLY ONE-HALF OF THE FORMER PRICES,
Final Reduction of all the Cloth Coats for Ladies
and Children
A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY THAT IS SELDOM EQUALED.
llillllS Illll IIIIIIIIIIS
Minor Strong.
WARREN. Feb 23.—-.\Iiner Strong.
n. veteran of the (“irii War. a former.
titemhor of the (general Assembly and
a man nho had turn tnnminr-nl in
Iirpnhlitun pollihe In tho tonn for
some, tiled or his hotm here last night
as a result of a stroke of amnion
lie ntts‘ivoi'n in Warren about Til
. wars ago and will he buried here on
ISundn). lie lr-‘nws a wife. son and
Itiuughtor. .‘Ilr. Strong served three
jurors in the ant iwil‘é't'n Illv States
2 with the Ht’lellt) I‘tmlwcilt‘ill Hoary
LArtlIlvry. was vim-ted to serve In Illt‘
itienurtti Assembly in till? anti ilanln
on the rut sitilnR. and had held the
onion oi r-Ilhor (‘tillniliitif' or tit-pill)‘
sherttt for thirty years past.
I
l Funerei of A. 8. Par-trick.
I The lulu-rail smrlrea our the nu
mains ot lllv late Adelln-rt Sanford
( l'tlt‘irit it. of (lalmrttu Merino. Plant Nor.
unlit, were held this afternoon from
his Into home. The M‘T'Vit‘t‘fi were
largely attended and Interment follow
,' rd in Riverside on notary. RM. “and:
Ill. Hartley. nentor oi' the South Nor1
walk Baptist Church. timrlntod. in ad-
Iditlou to the brother and sisters men.
tinned previously. Mr. l‘artrlrk ls aur.
' rived by It widow and a large number
of friends.
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Funeral of tare. Austin. 3
The lunorll eon-tree of Mrs. B. A.
Austin tron- hold this afternoon at 3
o‘clock. lint-Frank I). Torrey, pastor
of the Mnrwalk Methodist Church, will
Minister and interment will follow in
the Nurweik mortuary.
1 Veteran Perkins.
i Ephraim 'i‘. Perkins. an Inmate of
the I-‘iteh Home for Soldiers et Nora-
ton, illt‘d there on Wednesday. aged
at years. lie was a not-grant In Come
‘pnny t“. Strand New York Volunteer
Cavalry. The funeral services will be
‘imld tomorrow at 2 o‘clock from the
Home chapel. with Interment in
spring Grove cemeterl’.
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81’. PAUL'S CHURCH SERVICES.
New Haven Recton te Prelch at First
One Tonight. ‘
The first of the Friday night Lent
services at. Saint Paul's Chumh will be '
:held this evening at s o‘clock. The
preacher will he The Rev. F‘i‘edet‘it‘ M.
. lingers, the rector of Christ Church.
New Haven. A particular Invitation is
extended to those who are not regular
members of the congregation and ear
pecially the men and young men. to
be present at this and all the I-‘ridat‘ ..
night services.
I The services will he choral even-
aong. the full choir being present. The
music In as follows:
Hytuhs~~450. 3“. 582.
George Thompson. of Christ Church.’
Grenwioh.
Schuyler. M. A.,
Church. Trenton, New Jersey.
H.Krieger &Co.
A Charge
7 Account with
, Us will help
You wonder-
_ The Small Weekly Payment enables
you to dress yourself and family
We are now
closing out our Winter Clothing for
No matter how
cheap other stores are selling for
spot cash. out, Easy Payment Plan
enables you to buy cheaper. and
better goods than are offered by
other Concerns. Test our plan and
from head to foot.
Men and Women
be convinced.
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March “ZS—The Rev. Hamilton‘
rector of 'Drinity I
I Pselter. 12th selection—~Nos. 84. 122.
int. .
Magultlcat and Nunc Dimittls. .Setuper
TOO LATE FOR OLABSIFICATIONI ?
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Anthem—0 Saviour or the ‘\led..
‘ (loss .
I The list of preachers tor the whole
course of these Friday serxices fol
laws:
5 February. 28+~The Rev. Frederic
Merwin~ Burgess. rector “of Christ
”Church. New Haven.
I March l-—'l‘he nf‘ev. antim- Prince
Hunt, M. A. 8.1).. profeeeor of Christ
inn Ethics ht the genera Theological
egg Incubators:
$8. Bargain. R. C. Lester. Turnpike.
Darlen.
FOR SALE—TWO OYPHERS 240-
Model. $10: Buffalo.
{23 3t
Seminary. ,3 , ;
craft. or Christ Ohmic
I March tS-Jrh '5
Edmunds. I) D.)
otti {seminary
port. solicits a share of your pattern
._ age. He Is located at 259 .State‘street.
r‘ E James Mocarthy. of Boston to visit- ‘
in: hie sister. Mile. .lohn A Spian. of
ede a
Louis Gross. ladles‘ tailor. of Bridget.
Soit.
ARRIVALS
FOR SALE ROSE COMB RHODEi ' SH'RTS I ’ '
Inland Red eggs for hatching, famousI Flannel-figéél.Siffre“ ”'00"
American lieauty strain, 81.50 per sob; y ~
. . . . , Percalee ....... $1.00 and $2.00.»
tins of in. Toulouse Geese. R. (Li , Soft Cuff Ne ii eee. $1. 50 t ’3
Lester. Turnpike, Darien. r23 12t ll 9 . °
HATS
The famous C & K in stiff anti. ,
A hat to snit‘every man. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler