‘ Moe wu crying an?
m mom for “Jed-
new quiteilland
and soon you’ll be
‘ you're
ads» you supply me
fresco. 1 can't keg:
IS sure IS
I know how, but look at
, cool. you are feeding toe
Wt: not Jeddo)’ (Yes,
j , big cargo of Jeddo
,3de at our yards.
oil! signs and look it
.VTHE~ “
RRISCOAL
COMPANY. '
, Pianos ’RENTED.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO CO.
m: WASHINGTON sr.
,our Men 5 $10.00 Suits and
vercoats at ........ $8 00
................
:Boys Suits and v5cr- . iii
33% off!
eeeeeeeeeeeeee
GOTTLIEB’S
‘37 and $10 Suits.
aiding C'ontmtts \rc To It.
Men (are 0!.
me to the atttntion of the ~-
“1'! Sontlnol today that m .'1n3 of “j
W holders of t'orliticaits 101'
paid into the furnllur (1 1st home '
rand Rapids 1‘ urnittue 0.,0 ,,
port. which wont i11to‘:l11nlt- ~-
short time ago haul 111.1tlic- "
'ndoned hope of rc' 'ei ing 11m
heir monu and that some "
seamed likely to loan Consid-
tlntn. That this in not so,
, ill be pleasing nr-ws lo ‘
pie.
A J. Merritt. of Bridge-
I: of the attorneys of roemd
"ority or the Grmd Rapids
rs, stated in a conversation ox-
lephone tail '1) that wronge-
are hing made to secure the
{all creditors and that with-
stench of the S 000 per;
’umes appear in the list .'
ors would receive a formpi
1 the bankrupt coutt uni ::
would haw oppominity to .
oir claims l)" mull without .
it} of making a trip to "
if! for the purpose. Mr. “or ,
urthgr that if any of the .:
did not dosh: to wait fol I.)
from the court the,\ out do ..
it claims by comunicoting ::
either in poison or by mail.
the Briduoport Farmar sous:
‘ loaned to accept. all clul) .
t8 formerly issued 9'. their
' ' ‘ubpiicalile to purchase! ..
words those holding club .
non come to the nmces ::
mmpam at "any time in the ..
Moreen six and eight o'clock i:
' c they may propciiy prove ,,
not before Attorney J. ~
A. J.\fc1'rltt. counsel of;
the maturity creditors. 'i.
hits been properly done , ,-
lluores as can-ltd on the . -
be Grand Rapids company 1
the holder or the oldl
may either upc- the am. .
to apply on a plrchm
. of the new tampon!" l
Sufi—rec 1
Miriam;
ion of redeeming the ccr- Z: .,
’71
"1.1!
OUR
FEBRUARY SALE
is Now going on
STARTED TODAY
With Special Offerings rarely, if ever, approach-
ed in the History of the big Store.
Open 21 Charge Account.
We know that a hundred of you customers
have refrained from buying and renewing ac-
counts, because of industrial conditions and lack
of employment; you could not see‘ y0ur way
clear of meeting your obligations. But better
times are coming. Some of the shops are al-
ready working on full time and it will be much
easier for you to settle your bill in small weekly
payments than to spend your whole salary in a
lump or go Without.
. .w‘
This Store Gives You Better Advantages
Than Any outer Store in lhe ToWu
Not only do we allow you credit—when other stures ax-
act the cash—-—but we give you better values, better assort-
ments and more curteous treatment than most stores do.
Every article sold to you has the stamps of our guarantee.
Salislaclion or Your Money Back.
Coats
Allthis season’s leading
stylesSS, $7 and $10
' Worth from $15 to $20
Skirts
$11.98 to $5" worth double .
Sweaters
From Si to S5
». Worth up to $8
SulB
Black, Blue, Brown
. $5. $8. Sill and $15
Boy’s Bahuacaau
Overcoals .'
at $2350 Worth '55", all sizes?
up to 16 Years
'A't 9Sc
worth 1.511 to $2
«durum
sumo-eye
demeWM
‘.:-,-u'-.-.eeree..... .......
H ' {rieger & Co.
~ 2.- week.
'2 lerfiLodge. No. 91. I1;. 0. 0. R. will
......................................
Tristram & Hyatt”
GAZETTE BUILDING. THE LEADING DRY GOQDS STORE.
Ladies’ Winter Suits and. Coats
At $5.00
A few more left of a special lot that were formerly mark-
ed ai several times that price.
A Sale of White Shirtwaists
Our annual While Sale begins Monday Feb. 1 st. Watch
this space for particulars.
N ORWALK.
lllllilflllllill illllll
Them from Green: lodge
" den Wilbur F.«Smith. that a. number
11 section. Among those who lost many
‘j were Captain Conrad Anderson and
Captain Neil-on. of RoWayton. Yea-
‘j the other two man. went to Greenwich, 1
towu_1____u nus Nil 2
“Meddling”.— of M'tanus, Held :1
, outer moo loads for rating j
, During last summer it was brought i
‘j to the attention of County Game War- '
3i of lobsie?pots had been stolen in this .
.: torday'Mr, Smith, decompanied by"
- laid with Oak or any good hardw 10d
and selling value fully 25 per out.
The Winter Season is the bestt
Aboui Hardwood Floors.
HARDWOOD FLOORS and by this we mean Oak-Maple-Beecli and "
Birch, are cheaper and more sanitary than carp
appearance of an old or new house more than at expenditure of double 1.
the amount of money any other way. We believe that an old house. '
because the wood is thoroughly dry and in best condition to receive it, ..
and then, too, carpenters duringthe slack periods, when outside work .-
is dull. are apt to make a lower nice for doing the work. ' '
If we create a desire for more information we will be very glad to
supply it to you by letter or personal interview, and you will place your-
self under no obligation whatever by writing to us tor it.
The Hatch and Bailey Company ‘
and will improve the 1'-
nooring, will enhance the renting ::
ime for laying stock over old floors,
" and several lobster pots were round
1. atbred on a dock there. lt was ascer-
'l trained that the pain had been placed
. there by Charles Frihurg. a resident
or Mianus. lie was looked up. and
claimed that last July.‘ while he was
catching lobsters on Smith's Ledge,
tho lobster pots in question became
mixed up with his, and ho‘touk them
, away. as he said he did not know who
_ 5 they belonged to. When Mr. Smith
. said he recognized some or the other
' pots as belonging to other lobster fish-
‘2 l erntou, F'rihurg was somewhat taken
.. buck
‘ it was laamed from other sources
; that Frlburx started the season with
twelve lobster pots, and claimed to
l: have over 100 at the end of the sea-
,‘ son. Nearly 100 were taken from this
i: vicinity, it reports are true.
Game Warden Smith placed the
l: matter in the hands or Constablel
3; Jones, who arrested Frlburg. He" was
.. 1 held under $100 bonds for trial next
—-——..
ff . DEATHS A111) FUNERALS _
Funeral of Mr. Hollow”.
.. The funeral of Charles Holloway,
- colored, or Darlen, who died in the
:2: Norwalk Hospital last Friday, was
.David \i‘.ltayn1ond's tuneral parlors
.. i on West Washington street. The ser-
.. vices were in charge ”of Rev. Mr.
,Shields. and interment was made in
I: i Pine island Cemetery.
Funeral of Mr, Eager.
, The funeral of Hans C. Gager will
' «be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Telephone 583 -2
Plga' Knuckles ......... 14c lb.
Small Fresh Ham ....... 161: lb.‘
Fresh Shoulders ........ 14c lb.
Home-made Sausage.....16c lb.
Corn Sparerlbo ......'...10(: lb.
Corned Pig Pork ......... 151: lb.
Sirloin Steak, prime beef.20c lb.
Round Steak, prime beef.18c lb.
P. H. Steak, prime beef..24c lb.
Shoulder Steak. prime beef..
15:; lb.
Hamburg Steak ........ 16c lb.
Prime Roast, from ...... 14c up
Small Pork Loin: ,.....16c lb.
Everything In Delicatouen.
and Vegetables, Native Chlck.
em and Veal. '
Oleomargarlnc. . .
..\ _
.18. 20, 25, 280 A
“rm
W
—; :-
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
.. ..... W
' stock of Heavy Prime‘ Beet, which
Small Pork Loln....14c, 16: lb. *
.Heavy Prime Rib Roact‘.....
Shoulder Steak‘ ......... l4c lb.
-- o'clock from his late'residence on Me.
:2 Klnley avenue, Rowayton. ‘Re'sv. Hen
.' ry E Anderson and Rev. ll: .Jack-
.. son will have charge of the seriices at. '
' tho house, and the members or But-l
': have charge at. Spring Grove Come.
~ tery, Dal-ion. where interment will
': take place. ’
' Look, I‘mm‘l“.
.L‘ouls Pttzttnctti. who for
\ years. conducted a fruit and eonfcc~
tloncry business on Atlantic street.
'. Stamford..and at the Hotel Mahackee
minimum Norwuik, dict] Thursday at
C p .m.. at his, home an, Atlantic;
street .al’tcr llll .llncul' of several;
months. of Britain's discus. Mr.
Pmnctti lived for about {our year:
in Stamford. loin; there from Bomb ‘
Non-tilt. No wart horn in Holy, audt
at“ pronun- no went on a tripe to
' hi9 old home in initial! of health.
several
1m mm; alum that
The M II survivor! hit his old.
:all snort- were unavalllns
lilo mum I‘M ornamental. tumors .1
W" “War but an...
Beers Meal &
Northaiu Sl.‘
SO.‘ Norwalk‘
Surprising Week-End Specials.
Before purchasing your meal for Sunday dinner, look over our
is as good as can be secured.
1,000 lbs. Fresh Shouldoro.12clh.
. 14c. 200 lb.
Pot Roast (no bone) ..... 141‘.. lb.
Provision Co. 1.
13' Main St.
Norwalk
stricken with an attack of heart tail-l
gore about 10: 30 Thursday evening.
while sitting in his automobile, which:r
'was standing in South street, in Stam-
ford. Physicians were summoned and
all possible was done to help him. but!
Mr St.
John must have died a minute or into
after being atrlcien.
lira. St. John is I (omel- president
'ctth'ew. QT. metals-noticed»,
Amandhuiumpaaywlmxr Bela.
lock. visitor! in Kuwait on various oo-
illusions. Ho b survived in"! bi. wife
and two children.
-fltl cm 0' 1‘“! mm
m
monument-11min
laminar mmwm‘mmm orgy-mu rial—III Moll uni.
c. E somETv ELECTlON.
i Mill Rosalie Jone Heads South Nor.
i walk Congregational organization.
At the annual meeting of the t‘ hrla-
tiauaEndeavor Society. of the South
lSorwalk Congregational Church, hold
insurenlug. plans were discussed to
make this year the moat Iuot'ossful in
the history at the society.
Tho following out-an sum 0' and.
Pmidoutwmu Rosalie Jun 111
V~~lcoPmldcnt Horton mu: m
i met, comm-«mu semen
1 Win secretory:
u luau. '
Wmd. i. "my.
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mm I W .
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