[3
Mummmnm
tantrum.
m a 'mm m In“ Item
bmmmlflm
m not M W
.,.
mmmllocu. Nun's or: PM”: 8.
Butler Lodge will rehearse the initials-
tor: degree tonight. ,
«m... 4—...—
Loniue Lodge, Daughters of Hermann, ‘
will meet tomorrow night.
"w...
~35 per year pays tor u rate in the
safe deposit vault of the National Bank .
, of Norwalk. Cell and inspect the vault.
There Is 300(1thng on the Captain
Lamb pond in Main street, Norwellr. ’
Mrs. Altee E. Olurk moved her house
hold effects to Port Chester. last Friday.
' George 8. Gregory,“ East avenue, is
able to be out, after u’ brief illness of the
son w .___
A daughter was born yesterday, to
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wilcox, Franklin
street. ‘ ' ,
Mrs. Nellie Davies, of W. ii. Stutte-
vunt‘s store, is ill at her home in Pine
street.
Messrs Partly & Freeman will furnish
music at the Norwallr club's "fireside”
tonight. ;
A generalcluss meeting , led byilhurles
E. Miller, will be held at the Norwelk
Methodist church, tonight.
A sociable Will be held in Lockwmd’e
Hall tonight, under the directionvoi a.
committee of Nurwallr’s popular young
men.
—-W. A. Benedict Co. are selling a
827 black chinchilla overcoat for 3315.
General Frost is in Hartford today, as
chairman of the House committee on
cities and boroughs. hearing the 'mattcr
of amendments to the Bristol and Tut",
rington charters.
~-Put your securities and valuable
papers where they cannot l'M' stolen.
lost or misluid. About in the sale rle‘
posit vault of tin National hunk of
Norwnlk is the best phant- for them.
Mrs. Mary Smitlnthe Wilton woman
found wnnderingin the street by trill.
cor MornhonseJnat week. still remains
at the Norwalk station—house. Ar-
rangements are being made, however,
for her removal to an asylum.
«Twin-(lily Ball. Hospital Benefit.
Wednesday evening. Jan 37,Lockwoor1's
Ball. No fancy or full dress. Good old
fashioned time. Ticknts of .l. H. Ferris,
R. H. Golden. or at Wood's drug store
Tickets :51, admit gum and lady.
WW mm. on. rt.»
hearted the initiator: demo last night.
Thirtiuen’bsndmrs slept in (the Kur-
wulk station house last night.
Mrs. Eur-riot Keyuer died this mom.
lug at her home in West Norwelk. used
seventy eight years.
Min Florence Brown, ticket agent It
the Mbound station “wick with u
heavy cold. ......
The salesmen yerterduy received a
pictured! the «two's new steam road
roller, enclosed in o hundwme frame.
~W. A. Benedict Co . as usual this
time of year, have made great reductions
in price of units.
The Pequtmntysk social club will cele-
brate itn first anniversary tonight, by
holding; banquet. .
Eugene fichmidt. employed in the
Home": Hotel barber shop. in to move
his family iron! Meriden to Somalia,
Bishop McMahon (hunch, No. 4939,
Catholic Benevolent Legion, will meet
tonight.
The Opportunity Circle, 0! the Nor.
whllr Baptist church, will be entertained
Thurs lay nitemwn by Mrs. Charles N.
Arnold, of Camp street.
The committee on {air of Phoenix En-
gine company and Company D mot
last night and omitted to [untpone the
proposed fair. owing: to the Imrcl times.
Charley's Aunt delighted at large
fluillt'lwont Sinmtorsl. last. night. and
everyone claimed it to he the hm cast
Mr. l’rolnnun litulcrer reelected {or the;
Dirty, ’y > . ., ‘
Junms'l'ttzxibhon. who ir: to own a
saloon at No. to ‘tVillcl' street. Norwalk,
I . 1 , . >
Social Vi inst club this t‘l'l‘tllllg’.
PO DER
Absolutely Pure. ..
Celebrated Ior Its zrmtlenveuing sirenicth
flu'lhenlthtollness. Assume the loud nun mt
onto and all forms at udultorution coin"-
mun to the when!» brawls.
Born. BAKING l'ownnn 00.. New York.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE NORWALKS.
How Twin City Pueblo lentil-Themselves These
First 0m oi the New Your.
non street, are entertaining Mr and Mrs.
Lucius Field and dunghter,ot Montague,
Mr. und Mrs. H. B. Williams. of Cun- , "
Mass. and Mrs. Samuel Hoyt,oi’ Bridge-
port.
Albert Bunker, the clarinet soloist of ‘
the Wheeler &. Wilson buud.Bridneport. .
was the guest of C. A. Freeman, Havi-
Innd street, last evening. t
Miss Mirinn .lnanette Dreyfnss. forni-
t-rly of South Norwnlk, nut! Isadore
Bern-dict llagmibucher will be united in
marriage Thurlclny. .lnnunry :B‘i, at 6 p.
m . at the home oi the bride, (to East
Eighty-sixth stroet. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joint-s E. Wixomoi
West Main street. will entertain the
Mrs. H. Whimum- Gregory cntvrtnin-
(.‘ll ilw Monday Evening Whist club. Inst
February let . ii lowing the plum re-
painted and fith up. 5
Mrs. Richard Noglehus moved {maul
Jersey City. nml will make her home
With-nor brother. John J. \l’u'ren, ot
the Hill Well laundry.
The New England Order of Protection ,
will install other“ ntnl how annular-l
tuiumr-nt tonight in Mystic Chain Hull, 3
Km Washington outset. The members
h we merit: propuutions for a good time.
PIX-Slnyor ll. 8!. 11.0, who held oillcc
in S‘lfllh Somali: during; Wit. 1-493 and
low. iris hut] hit picture, a wry lmmi- 1
some one.pl xmrll ltillw (Joullull Clinmlmr, i
along with those oi his (liellnuulhlwl
pro-(latch or tr i:
«own your n~.‘rtlritim and tzlluzlbll-
papers when» dry mom: be siolvo.
lostormséln‘rl. A be; an ”in soled“ ,
posit .tnnlt ol’ lll': Notionil flank of;
Sorwallc is the bust phase for than.
William ”We", '1 ll’lillm Hf 3'» bill
salmol from .‘inzzolrmI. wril furnish llw
strainer {or ye w‘l'l folks 'l 4mm in.“ at
W. ii. Sturtevant is oxhihiting at his;
hnrgnin house the (Hobo oil he:tte1'.l
which will furnish light and heat for a
room twenty-live feet square. and give
no odor or smoke. The heater looks
likeularge nroliuhtfonii is attracting .
considerable attention.
—-—W. A. Beneiict Co. have betterl The-new «lilioersu! lll‘tlhifl;llll‘l‘fl of:
lucilities than ever for producing eusa f Erin. A. H, H, valllse insult" 'l Thurs-E
tom clothing. .,
W. M. Saunders. who has been book-
keeper at Dennis & Blanchard's straw
Works, has taken it position as head
clerk at J. P. Francis‘ store, succeeding
FtPII Osborn. Hubert Welsh takes Mr.
Saunders' place at tho straw factory.
5
,.
0 You Use It?
file/WI
It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done in to pro
'motc couziitioxm favorable to
growth. This is done by
Aycr’s Hair Vigor. it re.
moves dandruff, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes) the soil in
which the heir grows. ammo
just as n (lest-rt will blossom
under rain, so lmlrl hoods grow
hair. when the roots are norm.
ishocl. But the roots must be
there. it you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
it you wish to restore the lost
tint o! grey, or {tried hair use
the ”(Maui two-ii: in Izwkn’unl's llzz‘l. i
WNW-«lay night.
i, James fittill'il. a "autumn tiring: at
(tonnemn or. :m om. irm more of
j lil'lfifil quit". lwliy, yré~lt~rll’i}'. by getting ,
ii’lll in :x rloor of his bit”). which
ill" wuwi l.» e. tlJit.
v
, .
l (bur night. by tho annuity pro orient. Miss
l
Fl:-v.v.rim»rvw~s will be iwhl in the
Norwnllc Methmlw church. tonight. to.
l
I,
i . .
morrow night more will be u piznw
servo»,
“Imitation sorted by :iu: loom of
(loyJaimaty ill. from l'.’ to :.'p. n
l’rlirlv 2“,?) cents.
The» F'f!”’fl.llll'!l"!l5 giwn in «lo Nun
Weill t tom: llouyr, but Mwnzng. omirr
the umpire» o! tlw flowirvlr ol Ill", Alriv
mm MF'iltnlti'. I'Spix'opll (”our-b, wnn
ottomlw! by on airpl"*"i.tii!““ :iillllum'o.
both the 7', 71'“;th e ‘m lwilt’l‘lun! work,
What t‘!!"'ll”fll.
, “Minna were mus lolly loud, and the
I twiuth m and emrsw lay .i-«bn ll Jack-
son wen .ltrnvlel-t.
Nos while: rival»; tm “two: it mid
Weather tom» wue a uteri it'imuinm't! n! i
. ill“! rue-ting or litv "‘flv'li .‘ium'alk liap~l
; tier «hutch. im owning. owl lin— rpm-ml ;
, interval was tonimmrml. This «toninu'
the [norm will he berth-IN! is}: My Knuth.
3711”?! who how is“ milled ‘ ”not: will .
the whores. r! intro :zin niy tionv “N, are ,
reoriented to rein :hmr pier! as during tin l
reel. of the wok. linen”: begins at
Hr, an t rim»! ehnrpiy :it 5' u'l'lllf’l‘. i
W I. 00ml 0e. ;
Mr, James .lmm. oi the drug firm of;
Jamie a; son. lfcmmru. Ill . in rimming}
of Dr. King? Sew (Mammary. t‘n’athMg
innit winter his wife was attmrkell with
[attrition and he! cm wow so serious ;
that phyeinim It «mm sud Paine,
emit! nio wishing for her. It Wmed to,
Melrvoimo hearty mmrnmptitm. liar-5
in: Dr. King's ”our [ha-um in «tram?
nudnellimt lama! it. he too a bottle;
Item. and to the «mum at all elm be» 3
you tom better from the first «low. null 3
t a (omen Mar Milieu outed her
, and well. Dr. King’s New Die-l
W Inertial-m org 3
fl ‘ . .
I
i
l
Mamie Valley, of Sorwnlk. i
marrow trial.“ and Titan/do? night. ’I‘mi
Tho singing by Ill.” I‘ll“lgtlll ‘2‘.”“1’1'”, .
night, at her home in West avenue.
Mrs. John 'l‘rmulwoll won the ladies’
prize. :1 silver lint brush. lillll Horace
Motrin. the unuflmnon's. n silvvr handled
penkttlfo. 'I'llrri‘ Wi‘rfl iirv tables.
Irving ll. Ayers. son of Mr. :1an Mrs.
Albvrt Ayers. died Monday morning til
it o‘clock. of bowel consumption, ago
four months and twenty—tin» days The
funeral will be held :it tho home of his
grandmother, vi Cross street, on Wed-
nvsdny morning: at it) o‘clock.
—-.Iustfl1' u run. lsclllack Ilrrsilrn
corsets. :lili' tomorrow, at the Boston
store. Norwulk.
'IH
M Smith llurwellr."
ESTABLISHED .. -i - 1882
Gapltul. $00,000
Surplus I: Profits, $06,000
ROBERT E. ROWAN, Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice Profit.
J. M. LAYTON. Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
ted.
.. A. ”‘29.!
You
Will
Miss '
It!
Your hair, when it is gone. If
you would keep it on your
head use Ilale's Compound
(“Minion
5 O Ots
at your
drnggist's.
E:
WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwulk
Evening
Sontlnol.
one rungs.
The specific for Dyspepsia. Liver Complnint
Iihoumntism. (.TItsIll'N‘QtS. Govern! l)ebll|ty
‘ llm-on's t‘elory Iiing For the Nerves. 'lIiIs
herbal innio stimulates thallium-two organs.
l't‘ulllnltm the Iivnrnml rostorosthe system to
vigorous health our! energies. Samples free.
Lnrm-ooInn-knignsl-nud 250. Hold onlyliy (i.
l? .Htillmn.5ouili Nurwnik.nnd E. I’. Weed
Noruulk.
H
H
10 lbs Buckwheat,
F. D.
Annual , Clearing Sale
or DRY GOODS/ETC.
This means much for little money.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
mm mm 7
, gnlenoiaet'hnges. 0:,15cdozi7 burs Bore: Soup,
fin
Celigrniu' Prunes",
Lemons, 12c “'
3“
a
.i
H
TWENTY»THBEE POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR, 001.00.
" 4 I
uwrou e co. 22 South m Street
. EDWARD
' ANNUALI‘CLEAR-ING SALE OF
DRY GOODS, ETC.
This means much for little money.
EDWARD
"(it
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
I9 Railroad Place.
"'Acnsos's PHOTOGRAPHS
2 lbs, 25c§Cunned Corn,(Lenox)
25c:
250;
mZScéCorned Beet,
w
l7 ’ “ Favorite Soap,
H
Mackerel, 21b3,
Plum Pudding,
w"
18c
STREET.
STREET!
sonwuut. cons.
_ Two OfThem _.._
That‘is right; two markets are like two
heads—better than one; but there is
something in this which may strike you.
Rood the prices.
Leg mutton. 8c; leg lamb. 10c; forn-
qunrter lamb, tit"; fresh pork. Sc; sausage.
Sc; fresh bums. lilo; fresh shoulder, be;
best line of fish in the market. Lowest
price. .
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
,. FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
Fillllllllllllllllllilllllll!!!
Both in Desitizn and Beauty 0! F
MAINTAIN TI
t ml and last forever.
I. M. JACKSON’ Photograph er.
;Il:nlkrupi Silli‘ oiSboes is now going 011
months.
gol not
(tho I’rinirosc ti: Wost
l
out! our lights never
(truce church lit. the (10mm “I|Jl!,’r|“‘r:— Elf-{lit I00) I ‘Il‘tlll DOVOI'
i Lnuo’s
Qnml feeling just
l prise.
nary 8th, at 10.40 P- “"2 .l
u
(1'
Minstrels, all lcclinb
IHEO H. OLSEN’S
and will contin no for tWo;
giving; ilnoo (beers for South Norwnik. I steered straight for
and got 21. cup of coil‘cc and a cigar, found Brother Laue at
his desk with n red 3080 in his buttonhole and a smile on his taco
L like “We are the I’lumming Stuff.” I then took 1
‘ or homo and hero I tun really for this great sale.
The ole-firutll'rdll ‘illum'
i350 prs. oi Ilounslmry, Mathewson &Co.’sladies’iine shoes at half
Before going East Ibought oi' Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.
Iii: 3:30 pair of lllOlI‘ i’iuc Shoes to be sold at Half Price.
i'or illusion, llm'orhil], Salem and Lynn, 011 January 4 and boughti
the best and biggest lot oi goods that ever came to this town. I
found the factories there closed or doing very little, and I heard
hing but (lull, (lull times. Inrrived in South Norwalk Jnn~l
I net as the people were going home from
good, after spending
ipleasuut evening, 4 electric cars brilliantly lit up waiting for them
‘ looked so brilliant before to me.
forgot, nun l iclt like taking off my hat andl
I started
‘ .
inlsh. JACKSON“ I’LA'TIXOTYI‘l-l PORTRAITS are beau-
inietiors null ull urn'hitt-uturnl work at specialty.
l
(I.
I
It was a
nun Standard of Excellence!
53 Wall StreethNorwaIk. Ct
Into
lCtrt D
l
..———— ‘1‘ ~.._.
From $I5.00 to
“ 74.00 " -
" 9.75 "
6.50 “ -
l
l u
There are still
I
5
lug until
:tritl
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
eep
Watch your opportunity. . ‘
and you will be a richer end
wiser man. Our special for
this week is the very best j
50c white UnlaunderedlShirts; ‘ »
for
359;
3 for $1.00.
Bodies of fine quality,
white muslin bosoms, 3~ply
linen, reinforced front and]
back. full size, wellmade and
well finished.
35¢. each!
3 for $1.
Sale still onfor special"
prices in ' overcoats and nl~
sters. “ _
Our store open evenings.
()ur guarantee,yonr money
back .
Constock
Bros.
M 500"! "All 51.,
So. Norwullt.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
TWO , NORWALK,
sronus. i so. NOBWALK.
the old prices in order to ef-
fect i {nick sales.
ULSTERS REDUCED.
$9.25
8.25
6.50
l0.35
a few of those
$I.45 Pants!
Left. Ask to see our lilo Night Shirts. .
()pen every even-
il o’clock.
onus—iii? Tailor,
Clothicr, llnttcr
I’urnislicr.
south Item-Iii.
‘ ,r‘x /’V‘“-.m/"~awM/‘ M. ./W ,
“‘llOO pr. menls Etorfb King, genie-es your
80 “ men’s highbpots, some use your a 0, $2.85
-730,
2.75
L500 “ soluble, 3, 37.3- uud 4; C, U am! E, from 750 to $1.25, 8 \..-w/M.-..~/~ ..... ,FAQI‘SE/Emgvmw
‘Vifll'lll “'0’“ $1.25 to 3. ] ItflflgALO 't' rhorsoontsdoilnrs fast enough no mutter l
50 pr. ludics’ (full, lace and button, worth $2.50 at 1.25. < 3:33“ "”"a‘i"‘“‘."i".‘.. 1,. t N u... ml 7.. m
. . . . . willy mm H o ,‘ K i
400 *‘ *‘ moo lillO kid button and Iace,worth $2,50and 3, at 59,5,“ mm... ’l‘hnlimitisa-onrefledbyniltobothohur
$1 50 - ' sxéckon. Hamlin? are thetroallini'l‘i‘ilywotttg:tiltt;?§;rtlmes:
" 7' ' ,. . r-lenuztioyi-omo oyou u on“ ; l , rut -
,300 pr. lollics’ (ioodymr welt, button, pat. leather tip, 3 styles, 222$" M231m}:{5533;355:3333‘,‘tigtpg‘gjfllggggf
. , (my . . t) ‘1" ‘ GRAIN nmtmwimtaoyonyom.
uoilli «to, at 2.02) rout
75 pr. misscs’ patent leather spring heels, at 750. l 5§§::: M AN U l: I. T. HATOH.
. . cc «
80 i. it it c. it it 550 BR‘NOH rm
‘ - OFFIOI Bruin Dealer.
y I ‘ I , H; ‘ I, 1 I ' ‘ . ' . C
200 In men 8 '«tll,Si]Ilttlet00,(lOUb193019,1309719gulm $3 81179987 $22 :RI'EIIIIIN. ll lerehull “not. be. Imulh.
60 t‘ t‘ “ (C U Slllglo it (C M $1.50 $1. ,fl‘IAgIIKE‘ MM, fr.” MW /--*-K , (V
50 “ “ police bale tap, “ “ $2 :: $1?) “MW~m/“L.w rim
(6 . l . it it T r
.50 . “0) 8,: t«ill 501“. “ “ $125 7 ,0 socmrv AND Inn.
100 “ boys, and youth’s,o good one, . ' Soc
.
ennui
PRINTING.
AT THE Instinct. arising.
Norwalk Chronicler