we make our
own undies.
That’s who we
know iisuure.
absolutely so.
5! Washington Street.
lil‘ill lilo lulu.
wvi‘it’ill .ItI Il Muthuuhck
Lockwood & ht‘s
Miss tiIIIIiIitlt. oi' (‘InnlnIIIz is visit~
inter lIcI sixttr. Min l". M. Von-vii, iII
Wmtport.
t‘lIIrlI (“t-osstnun. oi’ \‘l‘ostport, is ut-
irutliut: Professor (Shaw‘s military
school. in Nirwnlk.
l’iuuos.
'l‘liu utxt iIlI'Mll‘lfl of tho l’riIlI‘Iy Al»
tI-rtIIImI l‘IluiI Will in: lIclIl at tho rosi-
Ii “(2‘ oi MI- Stillsmi. 73 South Main
slrIi-t hitlu) January lull). :It .i p. to
Tie “flit-Its of knittiosu hunting)»
Int-tit. l. 0. 0. lI‘.. will bu installed to-
morrow Ironing. by District lutput)’ l).
Burr limit-ll. of South Norwulk.
The funeral services of Mrs, Sopliiz
_ Taylor. widow of lilo into .lohu 'l‘III'
lot“ will lIo hi‘lil at iIcI' into lIoIIIc. in
Summit strcct. Thursday January ii
III 2 I) III
licu mum it. Mouig‘onthI. prusiti
int: (loci of tho RIIIuklyII IiIs-II'II t, Wilt:
ttt tl‘Ic South Noru'ulit Alciliotiist
t‘lItIrt-lt. lust night. halklliti iiillit'lS with
lot lilt‘l' lt'lt‘illls.
Sirrirwnm was in NM
\i'. 52 Yuri:
today. When his friends- hI’IIIrIi Iii il:.
1' l road at I-itiont Ihm’ lull taunt II.
ii‘tilllu, his safoty lwforc tut-I lcaruoti
which train was in collision. Mr
Sturtttixiui wont on tho Sril
Distritt limiuti‘ iirttud Rt‘utini \\‘ll
llutn ii. l-lm't. of South Nuru‘ultt, wit
:10 to Now HHVt‘ll this l‘VI‘ilillé’ IIIIIi II I’lI
lllbzi'illl tliv Iiowli' elcctoti officers 0i
l’hilip lI. SlItriIltin Council, ii. \.. i"
it) lotino rooms. (1, A. R. Hull, ll?
Court at I‘I‘Ict,
lltviicuu IlIIlIII ll. 11331qu of South Nor~
walk and .\ii:~..~ limottn Smith will in
quIricIl IIIIIIIIIrou IIiotHning Ill 5; iii). In
tlII lIittlol-Ioiltcl ‘\ M. F (‘thtlI Lulu
:II'cnch‘: rttnwirh. Quito alatgv num~
her of tho tticutls oi tlu bride nut
groom ftom Norwalk will attend
Tho. annual uwetim: of fill} Norwall
Congregational Church. will be belt;
tomorrow evening in tho chapel. at 7:4'
o'clock. Ofiircrs will be olrcted and re—
ports hoard. TiltD oommitec on nomina-
tion of officers is composcd of Mm. A
iii. Hill. 1,. E. (‘urtirts and .i. ii. Marvin
'l‘ht- Debuting Society of the Catholic
('lllll. willWiti‘Irsesfiibn at tho club
litlllfit“ this I‘voninu. ’l‘hc subjoct to in»
Iiiqttussod is “R-molvrti That Trusts Art
lu-trimcninl to tho Community" Dr. 1
.\. Riot-duh and M. J. Howard will this;
the uflirlmntiv irving Wilmot and
l. i‘. Sitcom
Not inmi st. inmost Cunning
hum. of it) You Zautii :]\'('.llllt", whilc
\ isiiinn with her Ristcr. Mrs, Wood. oi
ltlnczt \‘i'usitin 'on sin-ct. mot with
“hill might mire rowrl to how been
:I rt-ry uhriottu‘sfjitiout by lilt‘ collup
siIi'L til it (‘ililll'if ’ ‘Icipilutittfi liI~r to tho
hour. As it woflirs. thinning-hum rs}
I~:IIpt-Il with slight luiul‘ics.
l-‘honogruphs and (iraphophonouw—
over ittIltI in stock to «chart from.
lmckwood lit iron, 39 \wttil St.
The local Mir-r (‘flt‘i‘it'l's how on
rang'mi for tho stoic convention to ho
hold in Ibis: plow on Washington‘s
birthday. lt‘obruury 21‘. The convon.
lion will ho hold at ‘l . Rll o'clock in Rod
Mott‘s hall and the hanqttot which will
follow will be at the- (‘illfiord hotel.
li‘t‘ill prnml‘amflnfl hitvo boon motto for
ilIiI~1 wool, and it will lw our of thc
iwu Moira that tho loitcr rumors
lmw owr hold in South Norwatk.
Mrs. Sophia Taylor. widow of iolm
't‘ttylor oi 4|) Summit manna South
Norwalk, dim] at tho New Huron hart
pluti ymmiitw.‘ Tito hotly will be
brought harm this Iflomoon on the 4
o'clotwk train who will in», tattoo to not
into mfiidonoot Ml undertaking was
on of A .‘I. on Lampmy Wil-
liam 'i'aztlor. tum mot (establish
mom fut W. a. mu atom. in ii
mm.
omen In 2 0m.“ “Mr Hum-
.phm mm “in bat-int will he
in union mm.
.szcuuiuc- oulisivti lntmfln-rs or IIw imii
. l‘hc rally M’iléi chi by Sugar with It l't‘~
Vmotw‘ will“ Morrow IL ,
‘ 0M. $.13. ’f’. 1135M 157% 155% 156
- W i WM 937% . 57% WWI “My
, flat. Moot, 136 186% “MR 135%,
‘ I %% 1138 182% 13
Rudolph havoc Railroad avenue,‘
. Item to ”BMW?! this ammonia.
Miss Lizie Daemon. of Wastport.
has been visiting in Norwalk.
m...» ..._._.....
Frank FeIrlsa has Icsigned his posi-
tion an elevator boy at the Hotel Clit— _
ford.
Miss Mollie Rice, 0! Donbury. has tse-
curoti a position In the mauuiuI-ttu'y of
Louusbury, Muthowson a Company.
Miss Emma Bullion has rPllll‘llt‘I’i to
lirtmtnrd to tulle up hcr illllliis m.-
iouoltcr do It branch of the liriutl‘ord
richodl.
Frank VilllSL‘Oy. delivery I-lI-rk for
W. S. Sturtcrunt. is ill at his home in
North Alain street. Arthur (.‘ttuey is
substituting for him.
wAutumntit‘ chain stitch tnnchiuosz.
At lIOIkthoIl Ft Ivos's “iii Willi St
The Atiou Singing Society will hold
ttu cutortoiumcut in its bull in Madison
strut. Suntitiy cvouing. Mutt and Joe
\‘l'cllur. of Bridgeport. will 'lt’ prcseut.
Svrc’s iirtvlwniru of niiw pirtrs will
i‘Itt-nluh muric for tho liliih’qlli’l‘flllfl hull
of tho Rod lilo“ on February 10. it will
aim fill'Dli—‘il muxic for tho Sliii‘luh bIIli
ll“ l’tbi'uury iii.
\‘l‘. A. work lion rocciwd n lcttcr
from his sister. Mrs. (‘, A. \‘l’ootiwurtl.
whit-h Muted that Shir lI'IIIl :II'rivtti III
(.llturlcstou. I5. t‘.. nu right. Slic is on
her way to Orange City, Pin. to Ispctttl
tho wintrr.
'l‘ht‘ cmumittee on iltc muSqtltlndt
ball or the Ariou ‘\ » lug Society to lw
hold on li‘I‘ibrtIaryV d it molding. last
night. in Horton almo's I-Iiic. on
tho Washington 'I t at liritigv. and
ninth» furthtr arrangcmcuts. about mt
ling up the siylo oi tirkct IIIIIl prt»
grams.
~~~Sowing.Muchiut-u, out make you
Iicsiro. At Lockwood Iii, lvou‘s, 350
Wall strum,
AMUSEMENTS.
EVERY lNCH A SOLDIER.
liuntimaslcr .lol‘tu Slattcr. of Con
adp’s crock military lintui. 'l‘ht- Kiltiou,
who mil appear at, lion‘s TlIcatrc.
Tuesday. Jun. ii, lit no tunittnliclicvv
:iilltil("i"wht,‘ is a gcnuiuo warrior. l-lr \‘l'hllt l5 gotten 101‘ that pricq‘,
Is tho only loatlcr oi an) of tho largo , .. “ _ ‘ ‘
bands who wont-u a Sf‘l'Vlt‘i‘ modal: his; ‘ l hi: LildHDL‘Sl PHCC (illCli “USES ”id
lil'iiVI" part in tho NIII-tltuI-st litaiwlliuu . . ., ,
with llii’ British Imus “(in him tlI‘I-i . Y dcll’é‘bt glfllll.
lislilii‘lll"ll- W SW” is ‘1“ (“WW } Hui: lisrs .Iud :"t‘i Willi tut: think I
I' lit'tititlmvomi. Sinf‘lt,‘ iiifli. havom
foils “Ind is one of tho truck Show
of hi; rcgiiueui: oi uwnrti t’XPl‘(‘ii€i‘
(with, ho is always opcu it.) a lrlcntilv
bout and ii Ihorc are any of our local
swordsmw who Irtnllti l;ka to lost lll~
prowess. It would make on illit’l‘l’riliil;
additional feature for thc program
Bahamas-tor Shutter \I‘Iau tho buyouwi
champion of Canada til the milituri
tournament this your. Among liii‘ tuw
:Iro muuy British and I‘utintllun mm 1"
ans Who how also mot-v than \Illt‘t‘
sinvllotl povrIlt-r. The Klillt‘b who III-I-
liighluudursi will I‘ouu» to tho (‘lh‘ iII
:trom: and will parade up tho print-i
pal streets at norm: no doubt littutin- l.~
will greet the Scottish-Canadians Eu ‘7‘
man has three styles of uniform with
him for street trout: itccm'din: to tho
I'limaic. but they appear on lilt‘ con
curt platforms int'nrinhly in full kiltrti
regimmitals.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STIL, I. 10"”) :I tum-linnr
Sh soutimmt was in tho nscvndant tit
I'lu' opening of tho Stork murkct. ’l‘lw
'IVUOIV list was ali'ot‘iod hr nctttt- Wi'ali
III-~35 in tho Toilet] States Stool stock:
:If which illut'ks of thousands of shurcs
Wt‘l‘t‘ thrown on Lhi‘ market in quick
utccoéision ’l‘hc common was (turrlt‘ti
down a point and tho prI-ie-rrI-d ill;
i‘liI- “if"(‘hnl‘h t’lBt'th‘Tl‘ wcrt- u’itlIiII
fractional illllll‘n‘ but lurpv Mocks (It
Ill Il’ie lil‘lllllll.(‘nl stocks; VH‘H‘ IIulonIl
(:‘tl.
WALL STlliiiCI. NOON-"An I-fi’ort
to rttlly tht- i'uitod Status Stool utotvlts.
mi'l within rIucwctl littuitiiti'iou, 'l‘lII~
common Sim it l't-ll liq. lwlmt lust niglIl
and tho prct‘wrrctl 21.5,. Inc L’I'tlrii‘lt.
murkct loll lUWUT tlittn lithium». in synr
pathy. New inrlt (‘ill'ltiiil lint l’tg. St
Paul 114‘. and t‘olorntio lltl/‘i- ‘.’ lllt‘i'u‘
Worc reactions in Rut-k island of 21:5;
Dolawnre and iituison 2. Missouri 1'“.
I'zilic 11,3: and in many tiitu‘kr: It point,
covery to 1b.. over lIIr-t night. Amul-
gamma Coppot. Poopit‘ ~I (int-I tutti
limit island ttlao motto 'tmd rcmvcr-
it‘ii Bonds now llr'tifi‘lllill.
WALL STREET. 1 p. xu.~—~Prlt-rs lm~
proved with n rclaxution of preamp-II to
III-ll the stool stocks. ’i‘hv Roadiugh
i‘tISP.‘ well nhovr- last night. the first
proi'crrotl nearly a point. ‘i‘hr (ilht‘l‘
(innlel‘l were lmuelitioti by sympathy]
Thi’ marital. was dull on the riuu.
Northwestern dropped I‘ll/I.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Ropomt ovcr privuiI- uiro of In, A
Bohmt- mmmlnninn brnltrr. Swum l
Gortmtt'tt block South Norwntit.
Am. Copper, 7m 71'»: 70% 71%
Lowrannlvo. 82115 3259 32 38%
Am. SR. Co. 119% 121 119141. 121%
A1.(hlil0‘ll. I It 79 fit. 79 7!! ‘4.
Montana pi'ti till“ it 100 99% mil
out. a Ohio IIIIIII'. IIIIIII. I05 105%.
film, it [$514. lull/I that. Inn.
Can. Bantu. my. 85%,
Ohm. It Ohio. 16% 4891
C.”.‘& 92.. RAM“ 1'65 ”38% 1M“
n, on. 0111.. In . Iran tum. mu
it a sit-In mt, mt. out mt.
u. iii Mimi this my III «In
tau; unit, this; mm mm 105%
And making no tilml to stop them. would
. be about as wise a proceeding as boring
clothing, witlI~0ui first coming her}: and
We an: now having an
etId-of~lhe-sc:150tt sale in our CUSTOM
DEPARTMENT, $20 and 525 butts io~or-
der, now at Sliifitl.
north wmdow.
learning our prices.
Take ll peep in our
omstock Bros.
Nomalk Store:
Masonic Building.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
Telephone Call, 32-2; South Norwalk Store.
(AWL/\W
_, \~.N~~_./\~W~~~~/
In Buying Grain
the price paid is not so Important as
Itm unit «the 'chi.
Bu) Oats that 3 Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
out near» I iii no in! us live near-
est iI-iiei box I: tIlophoueI
I ,—...\
\ - f.— \\.,/’p—\/‘~\..J
«Jackson’s i Studio I»
offers a most uttraclf’bc line of Photographs to fit! Latest Styles,
WWWW A (mm of “if Photographer’s Art.
Somethin! New A Photograph on Parchment with a fortune
Gill“ ARTIST PROM: GRAVURE as fin! as silk and as 30ft
mono as curlwl.
NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR BEA (37' Y.
IACKSON 'S STUDIO.
'53 WALL STREET.
Not-walk. Conn.
Iiaries----l902.
Standard and Excelsior.
Big Reduction in Calendars and
Holiday Goods
l
Wm. P. Beers,
.9 WALL .TREIT. NORWALK. 0T.
Honest
Furniture
If you want dependable Furniture at Right Prices, you‘ll buy
hat-cf We set out to be known as the hast place to buy furniture,
and to do this we work mule-sly to gather the best the market af-
fords. and to 0:11 it It a hit price. We have three floors filled with
perfectly boner: mt! dependable Furniture, Corpus. Rugs. Duper-
ics. cm. etc. The lot-gent stock in the Twin Cities to choose from.
If you luv: my furniture wants, we wont to ow you that our fur-
niture W in the but 91:0: to satisfy them.
AJ COLLINS & co
Fauna-album:
' “ and Embalm
Main St... 8o Normal]:
Opposite Hotel.
Both fmllrys pass Mr door.
1 mm AT matron. mu.
mam
New Vermont
Maple Swan.
39 MAIN ST.
Phone I444.
fiPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
Read at the Opening of the Prussian
Diet at Berlin.
lilii’tl lN January 8—~'l‘he speech of
tho throne. read by the imperial chan-
Ctilm C ount Von Buelow, at the opt-u-
iug o! the Houston Diet. today. look a
gloomy view or the economic situation.
it point-«i out that the revenue from
tho Kliilu railroads in 190! falls consid-
N‘libli.‘ ,Lbort of tho Putimatm and that
tho, WllOlt’. results of tho iinauciol your
are disappointing.
In tlw budget tor 190:! the. rrvcnuo let
(‘lilillii‘ihi-ii below tliut of the ourront
your. but the balance between the rove—
Him and the cxpcntiiturc is to ho main.
taiotti witltottt having recourse to a
loan.
‘ 'l‘iio spec-ch announced legitiltition
providing for the housing or state
workmen and olficlaiii curnlng small
salaries. Considerable credits are de—
Innndoti for tho oxienuion of the stair
railroads anti the promotion and con-
slrttrtimi of light railroads.
A ncw ritual bill will be submitted to
romplrto tho ryuirm of wntpr ways.
Empvror William‘s Bpt‘t‘t’h concluded
with the pointing to the nptzmsity of
adopting moasutcs against the agita-
tion in the Polluh districts of rautorn
Prusniu, declaring that the upholding
of the political economic position of
”it“ (iurmtiu («lenient there was neces-
sity for tho stir preocrvatiou of Prus-
sia. and promisod that the gorcrnmcui
would fulfill his duty in cultivating the
German notional spirit In that region.
and in combating with firmness. all ten-
dcncios hostile to the slain. in this
course thI> governmcnt counted on the
support of tho liorman population of
cast Prussia. as well no on the ansist-
once of tho \rltolc nation. which rogurd—
ml any attempt to drive out the German
louguazta at: an attack on its national
honor and dignity.
Miss GOULD GOING SOUTHI
NEW YORK Jmiuarv B-lt i: an
nounced that Miss Helen Miller Gould
Will Ftfll‘t tomorrow on a six woeka‘
plrauurc trip through tlw West and
southwest. Mint: Gould says that uhc
is going to motto It tour of the big «it
in. with club! young «onion and that
St. Louis will bu tho first stopping
place. From RI. lA‘Jlllb tlwy will go to
Kansas (‘Itr and tlII-Itce to Gallufilfln
u‘horu they will spend two (lays look
tug orer the work (I. remodelling 1hr
city that. was unnllillutcl by a tidal
wow, From Galveston Miss Gould
and llt‘r iritsntlu will go to Houston, Lo:
Minolta: and Sun Francisco. (in the
return journey east tho)! will visit
50199 of tho larger t-Iiicu, including
Chicago.
ASTORIA ARRIVES FROM GLAS.
GOW.
NEW YtlliK .lnuuary {\«lew steam
or Astoria. whirh itrt'iroii totiav from
Glasgow. brought Into DOl'l Captain
.l-urtzot-Istut, of the Nantucket Shoal
iiglitship. Ho is on his way to Brain
trt-Ic, lila.us._ titt- homo of his Ilaughtcr
who died on l’iI-Iccmlwr 30. l’rcrious
attempts were madv from the main»
land by the lighthouse tondcr to take
C‘uptniti .‘Orgt‘m-‘It'n off the lightohip in
one his daughter DGIOH‘ sh? died. but
failed on account of the bad whatnot.
CHICAGO'S DRAINAGE CANAL.
CHICAGO January iii—Members of
lht.‘ Drninngir Board will leave for
Washington. Saturday afternoon to
ask Count-so for an appropriation of
$200,000 to be used by tho government
otigine’eru in making II survey and ort-
i.imnto of cost for 8. ill. 12 and “tool
water way to connect tho tiruinagI-I
t‘flnlil with St. Louis. 'l‘lu- sanitary
lruuttwu will appear liofort- the con»
millf'i‘ on rivcrta nutl harbors of thc
”innit" Monday morning.
PREVENT ABUSES iN BOXING.
NEW YORK, January S—l‘he Ameri
can Atltlctic Promoters“ Protective
Assimilation, organized to prevent ub-
ut-teivt in boxing. has elected the follow.
Int; officers: lumen C. Kcnuotly, pres
I‘dout; Samuel H. Hart-lit first riotL
proaitioni: AlenndIt-Ir Brown. second
vitioprosidcnt: Jose-pit Luna _ third
vino-president; Samuel C. Austin. trea-
surer; C. H. Bang. financial sun-rotary;
.losopli liumphroyrt. corresponding
oecrotary: chry Pnddon. recording
secretary: Wiliilm Roach. sergeant-at-
urmu,
WRIT OF BUPERVIIOR'I CONTROL.
HEIJENA. Mont. sanitary 8.——.luugo
{William Clones-Ir tutti F. Augustus
Home hare nlod marrow in the tau-
promc Court in compliance with the.
order to show cause why a writ of Int-
porvinortt' control IIhuuld not be titled.
reviewing the lotion oi! the lower
court in granting lielune pet-minim
to make, undorxrouud BHI‘VEYB of tho
. Anaconda proportion in Butte. 4m»
biometric Court bu not the hearing tor
’uextt tritium.
"aim .MgflVEL‘T 040%
M9.
m roux. January Surrealism
lino-oven way dictated on honour!
member of the Friendly m of fit.
{amok at the «atrium mount of
Imam clutter of the misty on the
mummy! limit 17.
W
mWIL.
WM 311‘! hold. It ll 'mbnb'le .
thin “M will be JIMM to mono the ,
Annual Clearance Solo.
Such clothing values were never before offered and lulizlpgitgom ff
our immense business Saturday economical buyers are not slow in tak- .
ins advantage or such an opportunity,
We quote i! tew prices for your careful consideration. 1 . 1 it. ,
Men's Oxford Overcoats that were .
. . . ........... . ............. $7.50 AT I .
Men’s Covert Overcoats, medium
a O I
' g a
and light shades, formerly
priced ............... 810 and $12
Yotttlt‘s Overcoats, some with yoke_ others plain at a. reduction of
25 nor cent.
Men's Blk. Kersoy Overt-oats, 86 value
A lot of Men’s Sack Suits that,
originally sold at, .......... 810
t
Our Steln~Bloch Broad SlIoulIlIerIeIi Suits and (.lvercoatu M n to;
durtiou of 20 per cont, 5. I P.
WILLIS H. SELLECK
Clothicr. Hatter. Furniohcr,
Is and 50 Wall street, Norwolk, can;
store open MondayI Friday and Saturday evenings.
Step out flunk.
is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head acho, or an}
of the discomfort you hurt: been taut-
fering from, when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will rte-
more the trouble? We guarantee porn
fort fitting and multi- no charge tor
examination.
6. B. Sackson,
Graduate Optician,
5% ma“ Street. 'Komalk.
A LOOK AHEAD
The Motto! Grocer). uith honest purpose to be of excellent service in
the distribution 0! Ilin goods at low prices for cash, enters the new year full
of hope and courage. determined on a carteci- of increased usefulnesfi. We
will try and illustrate the potcnt pou‘n r of (rash in halld‘ your hand and mine.
Just, a few reminders: 'I‘ht’ Raisins M 8c are a good human and going.
Will any tiprutt' that Joncs'x Flo-In- at 57c bag in a bargain. Or that Clover
Butter at tillt' is likewise"? ! am sav mg my customers from 3 to Le a pound
on quality and prlco In this buttcr. Crwumcry 'l'ul). 25c Good Butter, 23c:
Sugar wcnt down‘ sugar “out up. ‘31 lbn'. Granulated Sugar, $l. with on:
lb. Coffee; 20 lbs.. without Coi'ioc. Sotzouti lot of that fine Choose from
Cuba. N 3'. Saint- mild and rlIiI. some rIt-h and sharp. Pure Lard, 21b3,
lot L’ZII is a bargain. Ask otlIe-Iti and Eit‘ Clover IIIIIk,
iua l'auuko at (08!, to reduce stock. 8: package.
Help us to help you by giving us your orders.
5c: bargain. Pur-
Grotu bargain.
J
Lorenzo Dibble.
l‘lut comfortable Feeling.
We all like to possess Ii. but do not all know
the verv best wav to acquire It. One of the
chitl requutics to Winter IS warmth. it you
want to know the best way to acqutre that.
.call at
Raymond Bros
A course oi Study at
. g ,
Are YOU; lierrill Business 0011030
Stamford, Conn.
Getting Will help you get richer.
. .
Rich ?
Enter January 2d. "302. and by it.
Costs in Dav School only “2.50 per
month. Books Free.
Night School 55. 00 per month.
M. A. MERRILL. l’rmcML
Norwalk Chronicler