wont.
Actomnmotcnnsldcnbletorceln
ecnmlln uppermopivmcy
ltwillp. blyworkcntcndpos
out the St. Lowrance Valley todny. it
will rain in this sceflon today, coma
time. The temperature will be higher.
For Connecticut; much colder Fri-
day. will: ruin. changing to snow; high
nouthcnsterly winds. shifting to wen-
terly and northwesterly winds.
,~—..
Fred Ll. Jennings was in Bridgeport
yesterday. on printouts.
-—F‘resh Herring. ‘c: Clococc. 8c:
Smelt. 10c: Weakneh. 8c: Bluen. 12c:
Escallops. 3dr. Schultze‘o Markets.
His: Blanche
home in Main street.
The annual ball at the Stamford
- fire department will be held. Thumday
evening. February I.
Alkln is ill at her
Norwnllr.
Mrs. Fannie Vanderbilt. of Weglport,
formerly of Not-walla. is seriously ill
of typhoid pneumonia.
—~-Mr. Dakin. piano tuner. is in town
Send orilom to- Hanoi-homo this week
only.
Mr. and Mrs. lrn Cole. of Elmcrcst.
will entertain the Old Folks’ Whilst
(‘lnb next Tueodny waning.
Henry F. Kan-int. the Main street
barber. is undergoing treatment for
neuralgia at the horwalk Hospital.
Prank Kelly has resigned his post-
mm at (l. C. Silllnon's drug store to
talu- one at Cronu & Knapp's hat rac-
tory,
——Haslaet Ball. Music Hall. tonight.
St. .In‘wph's 'l‘. A. B. vs. Dnnbury Y.
Li. C. A. Admission 15 cents.
The Kind Word Circle of King'e
[laughter-s. will be entertained at Mrs.
Reldon’s on Saturday afternoon. at
3:34) o'clock.
The Friday Afternoon Club will mcet
this week with Mrs. J. Milton Coburn.
at the Colonial Cottage. South Alain
street. tomorrow afternoon.
Chester P. Tones. of Haviland street.
who has been confined to the house
by an attack of the grip. was able to
be at his place of business for a short
time ycstenlay.
-lmt lm-kwood‘s "all be crowded
January 3|. when Harry Pepper ap
pear:- ln ballads.“E lie in simply won:
derfnl in thfi; expressive music.
‘\ The Helping Hand Circle of King'n
Daughters. of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. Will met with Mrs. Louis
Price. Friday evening. at her home in
net-win street.
Careful attention is due every school
clild 3 eyes. The: are under constant
strain. Attention now may prevent
W' , W Wm mien! slams. Consult Ho~
mer B. Hoyt.
The Arlon Singing Society will have
its rehearsal bought. Albln Neu-
ldrrhner. a prominent member 0: the
society. will celebrate the thirty—fifth
anniversary at his blrthdny.
-—Grect Cleaning Out Sale. Great ex-
citement. All goods at first coat till
February lat. Grant chance to save
money by buying your goods ahead.
All good. the freshest nod choicest the
market words. 'Dll’t lose this oppor-
tonlty offered by “Our Red Letter
Store 60.." Bust Norwnlk Brunch.
airs. D. A. Sutherland in today cc --
hating the seventy-lull anniversary
or her blrthd’ny. n recep-
tionwill hegirenntthehomcother
tin-.1311": Snthu‘lnnd. on Belden are-
one.
All members at Sherman Council
mus
m
'BuckhghnnWmn’cht-fi
Wenwingmwnttep
noon. Mm
‘W
Rom Encampment. l. o. 0. Ft.
moonlit-them!“
twomm
thaw-ch.
mulfflfin‘tmtron.
-hn0nluwlaCru-.ul.nnc‘n
G. Willi- Whlh. formerly of the firm
of.wmhnll.aulth&m.mgone
into Mac-c a flow York city.
Mater maid. of Bridgeport.
unconfined toihehooecbynscvm
cold and threatened nttnck at the grip.
St. Joccph‘s Total Abstinence So.
ciety is napkin: to pres-
entaplayinmmnextmonth
fir. and to: Robert 5. Wilson of
Norwalk. will go to New York l-‘cbru-
cry 1 Mr the winter They will re-
turn to Not-walk about June 1-
Ernest and Howard A. Tilly. 0!
South Norwalk. attended the automo-
bile and bicycle show in Madison
Square Garden. New York. yesterday.
The Woman's Christian Temperamw»
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting Friday at 3 o‘clock. with Mrs.
Jooeph Richards. 31 Chestnut street.
All are welcome.
~—Greut Cleaning Out Sale. Great ex—
citement. All goods at llrgt cost llll
February lat. Great chance to save
money by buying your goods ahead.
All goods the freshest and chatter“ the
mortal. IRON: Don t lose this oppor-
tunity act-red by ‘Our .Ro'tl Lotte!
Stnro.’Co. " Eur Not-welt Brunch. {
D. H. Van Boo-car, of Wilton. has
on exhibition in the window at Glcn~
«letting & C03: drug store a copy of the
New Jersey State Gazette published
March 26. 1794. ‘
The tuner-l 0! Hrs. Lydia A. Quin—
tard. widow of William L. Quintnrd.
will be held tomorrow afternoon from
the late residence of the deemed at
Hz llaln atreet. Norwalk.
The attendance at the Thursday
night prayer meeting in the First
Methodist Church has outgrown the
Sunday school room and Will hereafter
be held in the main audience room or
the church.
The funeral of Nathan Fielding was
held from his late residena in Wil-
ton avenue. lnst evening. the Rev. J.
McClure Bellows omclatlns. The re-
mains left on n midnight train for
Sanford. )hlne. tor burial.
~li‘reeh Hams. 10c pound. at Hayel’ a
Market.
A pleasant evening was spent by
Charles Miller‘s Sand” noon class at
the home of Mrs. Father Router. in
West avenue. last night. The next rc-
ceptlon to the class will be at the
home of Charles E. Miller. in Grand
street. February 7
The Model Grocery has u lot at de~
nimble good: in jellies. jams. catsup.
pickles. pumpkin. canned pineapples
mince meat. that must be turned into
money and Mr. Dibble expects to nuke
sacrifices. He calls attention to goods
on his bargain counter.
Charles Tuck. formerly an employee
of the Nat-walk Street Railway Com-
pany. and who built the Newtown am
one extension. has been in town coll-
ing on friends. He left yesterday of~
ternoon for Pourto Rico. where he will
ewe in building a railroad.
Arthur ,B. Theile. tmaurer at Sher-
man Council. Royal Arc-mum. recelVo
ed this morning a check for Mrs E
Themes. in payment at the insurance
of Ir. Thornton's life. Only at: days:
has elapsed since the proof of death
was aubmltted and the promntnem
with which the utter was attended
to Wyomendauon. ..
Charla Glover. can a! Selectman
William u. ding .
hm _
Hons-tonic river. but. week he on-
250 years can. "a the Bridgeport
I can . ‘ I. ‘ V
the lm‘
youtry it.
canned the rennin ct two Indian.
who must have“ W It lent
ou'll find thorn Infill
Night Gowns
price «no.
inserted and
Sale price. 59c.
med. extra. wide. Sale price 79c.
Lone: White Skirts
Ladies:
price. 391:
Ladies'
490.
with dust rune. Sale price 890.
Sale price $1.19.
Short Skirts
Ladles’ Short Muslin Skirts.
Mile hem. Bile price, 490.
Dra'wers
price Sic.
trimmed Drawers Sale price 43c.
Corset Covers ‘
quality. Sale price llc.
Ladle:
Sale price 250.
lace trimmed. Salutation
ARM
FM émyz-
tion.
Snowy Under Muslim“
It will my well to note on
gimm the following 0:31.,
mode. and
run generou- nines. They cost you
about the price of bore materials at
* present moi-hot rates.
ladiea’ Night Gowns, rutlle neck and
sleevcstuckcd and innertion er'SIIB
Mei Gowns in moan: and V neck.
tuck yoke. embroidered
ncebond cleaves. good quality muslin.
Ladles' Camhrlc Gowns in Empire
style. tucked and embroidered. trim-
Long Skirts. good quality
muslin. 10 inch male. deep hem. Sale
Long Muslin Skirts. deep
flaunt-e and cluster 01 tucks. Sale price '
LIleB‘ Embroidered Long Skirts
Ladle-f Fine Quality plantain Skirts.
umbrella rutlle. embroidery trimmed.
gem. tuck trimmed. Sale price 29c Ind
Lullco‘ Short- Sklrts. m Quality
muslin. deep pounce with tucks and
ladies’ Short Muslin Skirts. deep
embroidered lounee. Salep rice 79c.
indiee’ Plain Tucked Drawers. Sale
Ladiee‘ Umbrella. deep finance. em~
hmidery clung drawer; Sale price
39cLadlee’ eight tucks and embroidery
Ladlos’ Corset Covers. V neck. good
2, Corset. Coven...on:broldery
trimmed. V neck. good-value. at 39c.
Lorilee Flue Quality Muslin Corset
$9029", V_ or square neck. Baleprlce.
udles’ Corset Covers, round yoke.
Is 1' real?
It 18 easy to make low prices . _
‘ cdcd. The market 15 chum“ .
Néws About Little Things
Warm Winter Underwear
% There Ihonld be some lively W
in this auction during the few
days. All surplus lots are to acid
113;! the prim tell a moat interacting
s ry.
WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR.
Women' s m Lined Vents 1nd
Pants. 250 quality. Sale price 15c.
Women's Jet-Icy Ribbed Fleece Lined
Vests and Pants, 29c quality. Sale
Price 19c.
Women 3 Henry Jersey Ribbed Veal:
and Pants. special quality ond finish.
were 591: 110de
“’omen' s .Fine White Wool Vests “(1
Pants, 89c quality for 69¢.
Women‘s Scarlet and White Wool
Underwear. were 98c Sale prlce 79c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
i Mens‘ Heavy Grey Shirt: and Drew-
e era, 35c quality. Sale price 19c.
Menn‘ Heavy Fleece Linen Shirts end
Drawers. 500 quality for 83¢.
Men' 8 Camel: Hair and Natural Wool
Shirts and Brewers. manned to 89¢.
Men's Fawn Merino Shirts and Draw-
ers. 89c quality. now 6285c.
Men's Extra Fine Wool Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers. $1.25 kind for 85¢.
8037' s Fleece Lined and Heavy Grey
Shirts and Drawers, 23c and 25c qual—
ity. for 19c. ‘
Blankets and Comforts
Certain lots to- be disposed of at
short notice. These will be nipped up
at short notice.
BLANKET‘B.
10-4 Grey Dnmet Blmketn Sale
price 45c.
“-4 Grey Donal Blankets. Sale
Price 65c.
lit—It Single Wilton Wool Blankets.
Sale price 69c
10-4 Fancy Stripe Dome: Blanketo
,Sale Rice 731'
: 11.4 White Wool Blankets. Sale price
1.50.
114 White Superfine Wool Blankets
Sale price 31.79.
Full also Silkotlne Comfortables.
cheese cloth back. Sale price 79c.
Dark Figured Chintz Comfortables.
turkey red lined. Sale price 98c.
Dark Figured Sateen Comfortables.
gull size. both sides alike. Sale price
1.12.
Figured Sateen Comforublcs. turkey
red lined. full line. Sale price 31.88.
Pinto Colored, Sateen Comfortable;
old gold. pink or blue lint-d. well made.
white cotton filled. Sale price 31.98.
Those Little Things
Needed every (toy and when bought
here they to bound to be bought right.
Read every item.
Hook end Eye “The New Federhn-
ken," two dozen on card. so cord.
Best quality. Soft Finlah Thread. to
spool.
Black. Linen Finish Thread. 8c spool.
suety Plus. “The Calmnc.” 4c cud.
Wire Hair Pine. "Ln Pcrlec" 4 pack-
ages for 50.
Large Cake Cosme Soup: 8c cake.
Dress Stays in gm whlte and block
all lengths. good Quality. 83 down.
Sateen Corset Steels, 8c pair.
lhlfic. 15c,17c. 19c and 25o Tooth
“Brushes. 10¢ each.
TM» WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ SOUTH NORWKLK
Thar Mi],
Quality in nlI rm , ll” 1
M ,
Aluminum HnlriPlnsyrec donor... . ,,
19c quality Writing Paper.10c box.
r" ' FELL man A BUILDING.
will be called to meet Within the next
sixty den. His cxccllucy. Governor
E. Munsbury. of this rate.
will ask the governors of the various
attic: ot the Union to appoint two
delegates to assemble in n convention
inxhc city of New Koren. to decide
upon A notional tower. which shall be
recoinmended to our national Congress
for adoption.
The. annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Business Mens' Association will be
held I! the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce. No. 763 Chapel street. New
Haven, Thursday. February 1. (Moore
are to be elected. reports made and
plum discus-ed. Harry Leigh. or New
Haven, in the president of the nano-
cintion and President 1!. H. Guernsey.
oi Ithacllew Haven association in a
member of the directors.» it is expec-
ted that between fltty and sixty dele‘
gates will be present.
—-Dr. K. 8. Bosch. oculist. can be
consulted in the pat-1m oi' the Ma-
hnckemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hours of l and 'l' p. m.. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. m., 6 and 9
p. m.. at. State street. Bridgeport.
Eyes on ined and disease: treated.
The ice in the Connecticut river has
broken up and the river trnmc is prac—
tically open. Unless a prolonged spell
or cold weather acts in this will go on
record as one of the shortest closed
seasons experienced on the river. The
river did not close up until January 1.
which was two weeks later than last
year. This will be the earliest date on
which navigation nae been resumed
on the Connecticut since 1835 with
three exceptions. In 1839 navigation
was opened January 26.111 1875 Decca»
her 5. and "in 1880 January 28.
‘THIRTEEN-YEAR—OLD BRIDE.
The Bridgeport Standard‘p Westport
news says: The youngest bride ever
seen here is Mrs. Antonio Mine. of
Saugaturk. The two were married :1
few days ago in a. Bridgeport Catholic
church. She is a few days past thir-
teen yam he being about nineteen.
They are keeping house in the Compo
district. She is bright and very hand-
some. and is receiving congratulations
not only from near friends. but from
many hitherto unknown to her who
drop in to assure themselves that such
a marital wonder and actual house-
keeper. too. is indeed it tact.
DANBURY WANTS TO
BRYAN.
Mayor Kerr. of Danbnry. heard Wil-
liam .l. Bryan speak in sumtord yes-
terday and sat in the seat with the dis-
tinguished gentlemen from Glenhrook
HEAR
to South Norwnlk. He plead with him '
to give Danbury consideration during
his travels, saying that there was a
large contingent of Silver Democrats
in the batting town who would be de-
lighted to hear him. Mr. Bryan prom-
ised the mayor that he would give the
request due enumeration and arrange
to stop at Dnnlmry it it was possible
for him to do so.
CGRNISH‘S BROTHER “NED.
William C. Cornish. brother of Har-
ry Cornish. of Molineux trial tame.
was fined $100 and costs in the Bridge-
port, City Court (or the theft of three
hundred pounds or copper wire from
.the Bridgeport Traction Company. The
offence in: punishable by a state pris.
on sentence. but Cornle and hi: ac-
complice. William Brooks. pleaded for
mercy. Both were formerly employed
by the TractionCompIny. A: it was
theirflrst nuance the Court imposed
only a one. W. C. Cornish. or Hert-
lord. the prisoner”: lather, paid his
son‘s: line. His wife is lying at the
point. at death, mnrwhelmcd by trio!
because of her boys midortunes. '
John Meant-d. a carpenter, and diam
red carious injuries in
Ir 1s YO
OUR Loss -:.
Second Annual Mid-Winter R
Sale of Men's and Boyo’ Clot
3 6.503uits now $487 Slzmcmlsno
8.50 suits now 5 37 15 (I) suits m
. 10.00 suits now 7.50 18. 00 suite now
Some greatborgoinsaléo m or »
Willis H. sane
Up to Date Clothler and Fox-oi ,
50 Won St. Norwalk. ,,
.
Q
‘0‘ ‘
women’ s Muslin Underwear
Begins Saturday. January 20th. “The ‘
Make." we keep. WeTplaced our order very I
season to avoid the advance in price.
A commanding variety. many more styles to
from than during any previous sale here or elsew
at prices that are bound to earn your unqualified
lion.
Same Genome Bargains 1n Millinery at
86 WASHINGTON STREI
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
The Model Grocery;
Has a lot of derail-able goods in Jellies Jams. Catsnp. Pickles. ‘
Canned Pineapple. Mince Meat. that must be turned into money ind.
pail. to make sacrifices. Call attention to goods below as on our
counter. ‘
W308i]. Pickle; 831-" 83.8
Mustard Pickles, lorge bottles. 100.
Plain Pickles. pints (plain) Sc. Mason's A 1 Sauce, 20:: ,
”Sew England Carson. 14¢. 2 bottles Piquant and appealing: the
.. ~ - for meat, fish and soups, 1 ,
25:3“16 Apple. large can truit goods. .
“Mayne-Logan”;
It is owing to the "
goods and the low priced
attention to the above:
at l2c.
The Model Blended. Tu lib
stay. Nothing herbyn
sweet and strong. Norm
kct can come more»
Home lode Jelly. _ ‘
Pint Bottles Mustard. 103.
185mm)“, fine knives, heavy syrup.
Apricots. fine halves, heavy syrup.
nix cans 81.00
Gdlonl’nmpktn, Soc.
Trusty Friend. dry puck Pumpkin.
one can will mike six pies. 3 cans 25c;
me can.
Apricot. Plum end Strawberry Pro-
norm, gnu, 10c; from 15c.
Apricot Plum Jam. bottles. 10c.
Strawberry Jam. bottles 13c; 39 the quality behind 9'0
25c bottles from 15c. tells the story. 6:: trial
We are trying to add to the sum of human happiness by
goods at a just price out at a clean bright store. with hone-t
full measure. Give us a call.
LORENZO DIBBLE
’JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAP
Possess an individuality of their own.
TACKSON’S LARGE P0
are noted for their perfect ill; and
beautiful finish. m”
[W0
WATCH OUR DISPLQV.
E. M. JACKSON Phat ’
- L ‘ 53 Will! Street. ’Notwflkoflp
Norwalk Chronicler