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OI Merchandise.
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Hat is in the ring
For Coal and Wood
0r anything
That you' may need.
we, too, are stripped—
Yes—“to the buff"
To sell Cement
And Building Stuff at
Prices that are low
Enough
To take the lead
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Edwin C. Burt’s
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Emerson Shoes ‘7
for Men at.
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High-Cut Shoes 2%:
Girls
CONN‘EALLY 81
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- 81 V‘ilraesibiglfiat-tin St.
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TOLL-Four -M Four - One
Whenever you clean your attic
or cellar, remember Wm. Et‘fron,
35 Fort St. East Norwalk. We
pay..1C lb. for ’
RAGS
and; best prices for rubbers, met-
als and feather beds. Orders out
. ,ot town musbbe sent a day ahead.
our ‘
Hazelton
COAL-
' The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
are l
for Women r
95d,
W Norwalk Steamboat Company
at;
for Buys and 2E:
.. BIG ..
Clearance
SALE
Everything at a
Great Reduction
Gottlieb’s
. $7 a $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
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WE Give a. a. H. Green Trading.
Stamps. Ask for them. i
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Women’s “Mayfair”
SHO
Black and Russia, llobblc toe....$3.00_
MEN‘S JAMES MEAN'S SHoesf
black and Russia. high toe ..... $3.00
CRAWFORDS, at ......... $3 and $4
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109 WASHINGTON sr., BRIDGE l
SOUTH NORWALK I
Daily Line to N. iii
E For FREIGHT Only
Freight Prepcliers leave I’IBY
i 2‘8. East/thirst. New Yosk tfwt
of Dover street), every day tox- l
cept Sunday), at 3 p m. Freight
I received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
I m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
. p, m
Anning J. Smith,
Leas“
C. C. Hegeman,
General Agent
JUNK
Ask for my prices before yoll dis-
pose of your Rugs. Rubbers. Metals,i
Scrap iron and Newspaper."
BAGS. 1c PER LB.
25-27 Ely Ave.
l MEXlICAN GUNBOAT'S TESTS. l
I say nlsio. oat, March 8.——For
Etllree days and nights, according to
'reports brought here from ltlnslanadai
yesterday, the Mexican gllnboat Gucr-v'
rero, one. of the finest ships in the
Mexican Navy, cruised recently off the
coast of Lower California eliperltnen-
:tlng with a three-inch bombarding
'shell. Tods Santos island was used
as one of the principal targets, the"
firing eblng conducted from a point‘
five miles distant. The shells are
made of hollow steel and filled, it is:
"I said, with “a hundred or more smaller.
shells all containing high explosives‘
which are set. off by contact, the
smaller charges spreading in every 'di-
rection. Secrecy was maintained in
Emailing the tests, I
Dr. Alvord E. Winchell, of New
Haven. the oldest member of the Con-
necticut Medical society, died at his
ternoon after a two weeks' illness of
, pneumonia. He was born in Egre‘
mont, Mass, lll 183i, and was grad-'
nated front Wesleyan university in
1857.. In 1865 he graduated from the
College of Physicians anrl Surgeons in ;
New York. After that he took up
ills residence Ill'NeW Haven and had
been located there ever since. Dr.'
Winchell is survived by one daughter, ‘
wife of Dr. W. A. Brooks of Boston.
The funeral will be held at 12 o‘clock
; TOI. 294. 122 Water 8!.
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TheSouth NorwaBr SavingsBank j.
- works. nights and. Sundays .
1 17's eunPnlstno How THEINTEfiEST ITEM HELPS TO m.
1. cnaasalr ,
A DOLLAR snare AN accoun-r
Saturday. E
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residence in New Haven yesterday af-’ .
FRIDAY. MARCH 8, tors
The " Big Market
Fresh Egg—s,— doz. 250
Native. if desired
... BEEF
Rib Roast Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak -
Sirloin Steak .
Porterhouse Steak
Pot Roast, nobone
. VEAL
Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops '
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
may
Best Turkey
Roasting Chickens
Fowl _
Stewing Fowl
Geese -_.
PORK
Small Loin Pork
Small Fresh Hams
Small Fresh Shoulders
Shoulder Pork Chops
. LAMB
Leg Genuine Spring Lamb lSc
Rib Chops,
Loin Chops _
HAMS
Sperry 8r Barnes,.
Re‘x Hams
, Knickerbocker
Best Bacon
Smoked Shoulder
~ SIEEIAL
15c
12c
16c
18c
20c
120
180
160
150
lilo
' 25c
. 22c
200
16c
14c
140
140
110
12hr:
150.
180
17c
15c
15c
per strip 17c
10c
Twenty-two Fancy California
Oranges
[Fancy Florida Navel
Oranges
Homer S. Beers
25c
.. _ doz 2:5,c
Boston.\-IEIiEad7'Lett'uce ‘3' for ;j2f5c '0... W ..
l-Malaga Grapes“ ~ I 3lbs. 25c
&.“.00.
'1‘on entire.”
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NOR WALK'S LEADING
TRISTRAM &HYATT ~
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
DRY GOODS STORE
V ASh0wing of Spring Waists
A Dainty Display of all that's. New in Designs, materials and Colors
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A Large Stock of Lingerie Waists
50c to $6
High or low necks. long or short sleeves
SILK and NET WAISTS
in all the New ill dels. _
and the Latest Shades
Very attractive WHITE TAILORi? I)
In White
WAISTS
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tilthiCNWlt‘ll,..\lnt"-h llou Wurv
“lieu Wiilizlzu lleulil and his assistant»-
Lind an exciting little today in undeni-
twin; til vtli‘mcc the (I’ll lli'lliil lure allil
ftaunt! it uucmx-ary in tail lll liepllty
:?:rll' 'll‘lv I‘Vlniit .1 lltniill
':‘:.-.I his li’t‘il tit-m M til» it tilt" of Bar-
all in aid lllt‘lil.
,"lulollt- v. Film in L‘L‘i .«ix tItl.’~‘. which
~it l\ll;l t‘l.l‘.illt’ll. were .‘cilzt: held In \‘lll~
Tlllillll art" tilt law.
As they approach-
til pizl u. iit‘t \ll‘tlill}; in lll!‘ slur)- Mill ll?
ill-urll. Airs. lt‘iltn t'llllt‘il the (logs into
the house llllil ill'i
..:.. lIl-‘lll into the
('vliar. low-ll the door. She then
land the warden and his llfiwislilliii‘
and dolled them to get the thigh, alil
lingw that if they took 0le she wmld
Etllke their lives. The warden tlllt‘u‘il
.l'llll silo lit‘lll ller Illzlils lll'aspill.
’ smile object ilcllmt'til llel' apron as she
ftlllkeil With them. llootll left the
plaic'u‘ith his assistants and male
complaint lo the prosecuting attorney.
i As a result the deputy sllcritt' was smut
j to the place with the warden to arrest
I Finn. In the meantime .\lrs. Finn llnd
'let'i the place. When llepllty Sherlfl'
Vlr‘illncgau called upon Finn, the latter
' appeared with a pitelork ill his llilli-‘l.
‘lle refused to surrcl‘lder the key to
Ethe cellar. At the deputy Sheriff's
command,'llowever. he put the pitch-
; forll down and finally gave up the key.
E He then claimed that either the dogs
.wcre puppies or they had been li-
icensed. He could not. however, pro»
duee any licenses for the current year.
I Finn was arrested and will appear ill
"court tomorrow. The dogs ill question
.'8l‘0 now ill keeping of the dog wnr~
jden. ‘
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'RECEIVER FOR KAN_SAS CITY‘
I MEXICO ROAD.
4 Project Financed by Dutch and Eng-
! lish capitalists.
t KANSAS CITY, March Srvlii
response to the application yesterday
of attorneys repres‘entln: the creditors
of the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient
Railway Company, Judge .lbltn C. Poi '
lock, of the Federal Court in Kansas
City, Kilns, was expected today to
name all additional receiver for the
companyto serve with Edward Dishin-
son, agreed on at yesterday's confer-
ence.
i _'I‘he selection of Dickinson. who Is
vice-president and general manager of
the company,“ was made after claims
against the railway amounting to more
than $1,500,000 were allowed by the
court. Claims on ~$25,000,000 of bonds
represented by the United’States and
Mexicali Trust Company also were lil-
! lowed.
The only reasons advanced for the
company's diflieultics were obstacles
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.‘0 construction encountered ill .\iexi~ known wireless telegraph station in:
‘ co on account of the fightinfr there and we wor-td,~ashore and afloat, is listed :
Ethc demands of investors for highch‘m the 1912 wireless directory just is.»
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interest on bonds.
lll recent statements urging federal
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.is to connect Kansas City and 'l‘opo-
lobampo, 'll'lex. More titan half of the
,line has been completed. Construction
1 will not be delayed, attorneys for the
,oreditore say. ‘ .
The subsidy proinised by tho Mexi-
Mexican silver dollars. of which
amount $2,245,000 has been paid.
An unidentifiedman was killed on
the Highland division- at Plainvllle
yesterday afternoon. He was abbut
40 your: -oid.‘but the body was mu-
tilated beyond _ all "new of idea-
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WAS I-IINGTON. ‘.Vl arch
sued by the Navy Department's Bur-
: directory. 4‘
”will!" the soralled “money which is compiled on a more colnpre‘
”“5“" A- E. SlII‘VQH- Of New York, llcnsive scniethan even before. under-V
president, of the company. told of tile takes to give the names and call let“ ,‘
ldifi‘lcnlties ill financing the road, which tors of all shore stations and of all,
and other countries
can or Engineering. The
vessels of this
equipped with wireless apparatus.
FLOOR COLLAPSED WITH MFI. ‘
MILNE.
It developed tilts morning that John
D. Milne, while lighting the tire yes-
terday. came very near to being ser-
He had entered the
third story of the house and was walk.
lng along the floor when it gave way
under him and he went down through.
He was haul-
ed back to safety by those with illnll
and it Was then. that he was prevailedl
lously injured.
the hole to his armpits.
[upon to remain no longer.
N ow is the. Time
——-— TO TI‘IINK OF --—-
Housefurnishing
I It is Moving: Time
YOU must not overlook the fact that
we carry everything in that line, that
we are a COMPLETE
F urpiture Store
Nowhere in The Norwalks can a better. assort-
ment be found. Our Prices are Popular-land
Reasonable for the quality we are selling. Just
come in and look us over for your .own satis-
faction. See our Large Assortment of BUGS,
BRASS BEDS, CHIFFONIERS and DRESSERS,
BUFFETS & DINING TABLES, MATTINGS, etc. '
H.Krieger & Co.
EXGITING 1mg mm"; BBBBBEBBBEEEEEEEBBEBEBEEEEZ
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« MWEBBEEEEBBE
SPRING ‘
STYLES .
in C. St K. Hats
They cost less in the
long run than those
that cost less in the
beginning : : : :
in other words,_you CAN buy
”Hats for less money, bllt the
quality decreases at a greater
ratio than the price.
’ SOFT AND STIFF
C.~& K. Quality .......... $3.00
Knapp-Felt Quality ........ $4.00
Knapp-Felt DeLuxe . . . . . . $6.00
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Joseph Dayle , ,
95 Washington“. . Tchai-
Norwalk Chronicler