At Nana’s.
Phone 189-5.
We make our
own candies.
That’s win we
know its pure.
absolutelu so.
5! Washington Street.
trial has Tales.
The banquet in Grant's restaurant.
Monday night, promises to be a line
affair.
Company ll, of Trinity Cutlets. will
drill, this evening beginning at 1
o‘clock.
~—Chlckcns. lie. lb.; Fowls. 121/2c.
Hayes's.
tllover has some prices on shoes in
today's issue that will interest pros-
pective purchasers.
Carl Schanb met many old friends
in New Yoi k \esterdav whom he had
not see Ii in many ,Venrs.
ltlk. and Hall Alpiiies
O'Brien‘s.
A party from outli l\oi walk intend
. to 1:0 to Cranhnry this evening to lllv
lend a dance in a hall there.
Mrs. l. l}. Wilniot. of 'JIi Havilund
street, was the guest of Landlord and
Mrs. James flail, at tI.II Arlington II‘)~
tel. I.IIw Haven. yesterday.
. Edison and
Lockwood & ivcs‘.
The South Norwnllt Quartette Club
will complete all arrangements for
their hall Monday niulit ln (lerinania
man. at its meeting tomorrow,
Columbia Records.
The Woman's Christian TempI-Iin
:IIiI-II l'Inion held ti meeting yesterday
afternoon at the. residence of Mrs. Jos-
eph llkhards I~ll (‘hestnut street and
III-unsuited routine business.
. Small l‘ resli Hams. l2‘xgc Haycs‘s
Mr. and Mrs. icorge l’. Thacker
have gone to Minneapolis. where Mr.
'I hacker has procured a position. He
was it former piolessoi of penmanship
Iit Ilioun's Business College.
Mrs. J. O. Jennings has returncd to
her home in South Norwalk after re
inaining at the residence of liei
daughter. Mrs. l). o. Wei-.ts in New
Haven. who is quite ill, but iiuprov
iiiz.
*'\Villtil)\\' Shades. Rug it‘l‘illges. Cur
tniii l’oles, Galvanized Coal ilods. Ilia
upward; Window Brushes. Title; Scriil
Brushes 5c upward; Lunch Boxes
121M. Special prices on Wash Boil
ers. S, Smith R; Co.
Harley R. liemmon has resigned his
position in the factory of the Lock
wood Manufacruring Company in Day
street. Mr. Demmon will go to
llridueport. tomorrow to be the. guest
of his brotiicr. Byron R. Demmon and
will probably make his homo in that
city. \
M,
l'mbrcllas. Hats. O'Brien.
I—vllnts.
The funeral of Mrs. Leeman M.
ilruiidape was held from her late.
home II Orchard strect. yesterday at”
tcriiooii. The Rev. .1. McClure llel-
lows. lf‘l'itil‘ of Grace Church. ofllciat~
ed. The remains were taken to Mount
Risen, New York. this morning for in~
torment.
Mrs Catlieiiue hiaitln is
at thI. Icsidence of Mr
George F. F‘oote. of Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Martin was one of the class-
mates of Mrs. roote at LIISelle sem-
inary. She will leave in II. few days
for Denver. (‘01.. to remain through
the winter.
visiting
.and M rs.
~~Sunday DinncI,
7 I(‘,
The Clifford. i 3
.-__........._~
A few days ago in II crowded ear of
the. Consolidated Railroad a man arose
Io give his seat to II lady. At the nest
station more ladies entered the car.
The man. in a voice that showed the
presence of liquor. said to II couple
of seated men: I'Get up and give the
ladies II seat." where. was no res-
ponse. “That's right. sit. there like II
couple of boys.‘ Then came the ro-
tort'. "You‘re drunk." “Yes, 1 know
it. but i'll get over mine—you won‘t
yours. .
' Ioui‘t.
WW”.
The free concert at Sturtevant'a ,
this evening promises to be a genuine
success.
Mrs. Andrew LaCroix. of Spring
street. who has oecn seriously ill, isi I
improving. i
Miss Philiipinn Hahn. of Lane's reis—1
taurant. is mourning the loss of a val,
unbie kitten.
q...
~Roasting Pork ilc. lb
The special sale of ladies'. misscs'
and children's garments at Tristrain
&. Hyatt’s is continued.
Mrs. James Hubbell, of Stratford.
has been the guest. of Miss lda Ster-
ling. of Bayview avenue.
llayes’s.
Another invoice of books for the
school library has been received. Saw:
the Health Brand labels.
Mason Merrill moved his household
effects from New Canaan to his new
..omc in Norwalk .Iiursday.
Mrs. John Cashow and Mrs. J. A.
Stabell, of Spring street, have been
visiting" friends III Bridgeport.
Young women. you who are. earning
money .each nay, start II savings III--
eount in the South Norwulk Savings
Bank.
~~l' nibiellas linbrellas. O'llricn.
llarry Godwin. the tailor,
boys' suits at a great sacrifice.
store is in .he Maliaekemo
block.
is selling
His
hotel
Wallace. the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. ’alnier, is recovering from
his illness. and is able to be around the .
house.
Mrs. William Benedict. of Norwalk.
has returned 'home after a Visit With
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. ’arker. in
Daiihury.
-»~'l‘nrke_vs. ltic. lli..
llayes‘s.
very choice.
The otlerinl: in the Sontli Norwalk
Congregational Church tomorrow
IlltIl'llillR will be .oI' the ministerial I"--
lief fund.
\Vill‘l'l‘ll has inst returned
from New Jersey. where it is said
he made Ii fortunate investment in a
real estate deal.
.Itlilll J.
The l Iii\eisal food c'hoppei at (oni-
stock. Watkins A lIoII. is attracting
much attention. It is something tlII
housewife wants.
~--Sunda,v The Clifford.
75c,
Dinner, 1 :l
The Prohibition Club will hold 11 so
eiul and entertainment. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Palmer. No. 3 Hand-
f‘ord Place. Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hart, of War
(’l'illll‘y. who haveibecn visiting Senn-
tor n'nd Mrs.’.lohii ll. lI‘e‘i‘ris in West
street, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Z. V. Hewitt returned to her
home in Bridgeport last night after
visiting her daughter. Mrs. S. R. llani
lion in Seymour Street. a couple of
days
Probably snow in northern portions
tonight; partly cloudy to cloudy in sou
thern portions: Sunday fair. Warmer
to night. Fresh to brisk southwest
winds
—~lII hi .Rosen oeullst and nuiist
can be con:ulted in the pailms of the
Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of l and :3
p. In. and daily betwen ii and 12 a.
n. ti and it p, In, at fill") lI‘airfield ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
The case of James Mola. the lint“
bank street barber. will come up in
the South Norwalk side of the town
next \\I'cdiiesda,v morning at ii
o‘clock. ,
Alphonso Raymond is carting seven-
tyiive cords of wood for W. (l. Shaw
and depositing it at E. M. Tolles &
Co's dock in Water street. to be ship
Inn to New York.
There is every probability that the
first annual banquet of the liar Asso-
ciation of the town of Norwalk. will be
held Tuesday evening, lI‘cbrinIry ii. at
the Hotel Clifford.
At present their are sevollly—llve
kick shop eoniniuteis between Stain.
ford and The Norwaiks each day.
They have procured employment in
the Yale. & 'l‘owne maiiulactory.
'l'he Whatsoever Circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the Smith Not-walk Con.
m‘egational Church held a meeting and “
social hour at the residence, of Miss
Anna L. Dickerman. No. 16 High street.
last night. The subject was. "Study of
the Madonna." There were readings
by Mrs. Thompson. Miss Selleck. Miss.
Paul. and Mrs. James Paul. Miss Etta
Schultze favored with vocal solos.
THEM -:. SHIRT/I
50 Cigar.
Unexcelled in Quality, Flavor and
~ >4
Workman-hip.
can 0va many.
Whiliiilllil’llliii’illi?
The Parker “Lucky Curve" is syn-
onymous the world over for the best in
Fountain Pen making,
Department of State, Washington.
We regard the Parkor Jolntlcaa
Fountain Pen a. most excellent one.
and it undoubtedly will give entire sat-
isfaction to those who use them in the
Department.
WM. H. MICHAEL Chief Clerk.
| the services.
Very respectfully yours. 5
out Well Tent, Knights of the Maui ‘
" cahgfa. will hold a mention Monday
" n s .
‘ [Spa
Sack
former price
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 322:
dial
ForlFrIda y and Satrirday.
Double and S‘
I in blue and black Cheviots and-’Seraes.
$6.
$1.00 and $1.50. Alpine Hats, 6590.
OOMSTOOK BROS.
inglejbieasted ,
Suits
$10 and $12.
89 .
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St. 1
South Norwalk Stars,
one.
deal more to the bag and
BUY OATS THAT‘
\
Price is a good salesman—Quality is a better
Oats that are part d'
our carefully screened stock.
MANUEL T. I!!! TO”.
M 1:” V“
wt and dust weigh a great
last a shorter time than
S CLEAN.
«I Jackson’ s i Studio 1»
offers a most attracllbc [me of Flmloaranhs in lhe Latest Slylts.
W”.00””000”O6000
Somethlna New
Our ARTIST PROOF GRAVURE
OO”OOOOOOO”«OO”OMO”
NOTHING CAN EOUAL
Opposite Hotel.
Bot/I trolleys pass the door.
A Gem of the Photographer 5 Art.
A Photograph on Parchment with a {extort
as fine as silk and as soft
as Inelw.
THEM FOR BEAUTY.
[ACKSON'S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET.
Normal/c. Conn.
RUBBER
Rubber Stamps made to order in
Ordinary sizes, the first line, and I
Wm. P.
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street.
5
WANTED
MERRILL BUSI
STAMFO
Twenty young men to loam HOOKKEEPLIG. SHORTHANII AN!) TYPE-
GOOl) POSITIONS are. open for competent YOUNG MEN.
Prepare at once to meet the demand,
WRITING.
lI‘or catalogue or information app
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
STAMPS
any style. or size.
Inch additional line itic.
Beers,
t
Norwalk, Conn.
lVIEss COLLEGE
RD, CONN.
ly to
Owing to the meeting of the Nor!
walk Musical Union tomorrow after-
noon. thorc will be no rehearsal of
Svnc‘a orchestra.
Miss Marie Schwenka has returned
to her home in Smith Norwnlk, after
visiting several weeks at her former
home in Baltimore. Md
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hnnlon. of
New Milford. who have. been visiting
friends in South Norwalk and Dorian,
during the part ten days. returned to
their home yesterday.
mu...- ‘
it will be Missionary Sunday in Trin-
ity Episcopal Church. tomorrow. and a
missionary offering will be taken at all
A children“ 8 service is to
be held tomorrow afternoon. at 3
o clock. and all the. children of the Hip-
iscopal churches in The Nor-walks are
requested to be present. Rev. Romilly
BOLD IY
IA. Ferris will
iul
F. Humphrieo will deliver an address
of welcome. Rev. J. McClure Bellows
will deliver a missionary talk. Frank
tat «panicky to the
. not how to mu
jun! ‘- riiiiilM'
A. Smith Hopkins, of Armont. West-
cheater county. was the guest last
night. of Warren P. Smith. No. 2 Mad-
ison struot.
The regular meeting of Lincoln
Council, 0. 1‘. A. M., was held last
night and routine, business was trim»
noted. The entertainment committed
reborfed progress on the entertain-
ment to be given In connection with
the thin anniversary celebration of the
organization of the lodge February 8.
Next Friday night the third degree
will be conferred upon J. D. Olmstead.
and follnwlng the work more will ban
supper.
(lockence 'lilbeI 1 O. R. M.. held a
regular meeting. hint night: and receiv-
ed reports from the entertainment com-
mittee on the’recent IIOcial given by
the: tribe. The. committee reported it a
gratifying success in ovary way. F91—
lowing the meeting of the tribe. Coék»
shoe Hayloft held a meeting. and initi-
ated John I) Milne into the mysteries
of making hay (‘ockernoe Tribe will
ghoulish” hold an titer acclaim some
special for Saturday.
Assorted Chocolates and
Cream Ban Bans,
25c lb.
39 MAIN ST.
Phoii‘e l44-4
m
JDDITIONQL LOCAL NEWS
Tax Collector St John is considera-
bly improved today.
The residence of Frank Svec, in
Glcnwmid avenue. is being repainted.
Notit-I of the meetings of the South
Notwulk Board of Relief. can be found
in today' a issue.
The funeral of VMI'EIIAHstin Cockei‘ur
o'clock, from the family home.
George S. Miller, of Seymour, will
spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Miller, at their homo in Madison
street.
The 9:30 o'clock prayer and praise
meeting tomorrow morning in the. Non
walk Methodist Church. will be, In
charge of Jonas Worden.
An offering for the Ministers' Home
will be taken in the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. tomorrow. and Rev. H.
M. l’ogson. of New York, will preach.
Officers of l'ncas Hayloft will be, in—
stalled Mouduy night. by Deputy Har-
rie A. Smith. of Norwalk. A saner
krnnt and frunkfurter slipper will fol-
low.
A handsome quartered oak desk ar-
rived this morning for General Russell
Frost, to take the place of the one that
was injured in the fire a short time
ago in his ofliee.
Miss Bessie Kent Winters. who has
been visiting Attorney and Mrs.
George H. Vosbnrgh, at their home in
(‘ourtlandt Place. returned yesterday
to her home in Newark. N. J.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebe~
huh, held a regular meeting last night
and transacted routine business. Spe-
cial Deputy Miss Florence Jennings
will install the newly elected officers
two weeks from last night
Miss t lain Diamond will lend the de
votio‘nnl Sl‘l‘Vltt‘ of the Epworth
League in the Norwalk Methodist
Church, tomorrow eveningmt 13:30
o‘clock. Topic. What is Meant by the
Evangellzution of the World?
The. qtinrtette ol' the South Norwalk
Coiiurugational Church will. by l't‘r
quest, repeat. the music that was play-
ed at the South Norwalk Congregation-
al Church two weeks ago. at the res-
pei~ service, tomorrow afternoon.
Large delegations from the Norwalk
and South Norwalk Episcopal churches.
attended the Missionary Auxiliary
nuetina. ut lIanbury. last Thursday.
Some of those from South Norwalk
were Mrs. .loliii It. Knapp. Mrs. Phil-
lip N. Knapp and Colonel and Mrs. Les—
lie Smith.
The 1on choir of Trinity Episcopal
Church. will hold II rehearsal this
evening. to prepare for the program to-
morrow. l’rintcd programs of the ser-
vices will be distributed among the
congregation. Edward .l. Sims. the
new choir mast-3r at. Trinity Episcopal
Church. will usuine his duties tomor-
row for the first time.
About thirty-five friends of Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. (‘haplir of Winnipank, call-
ed at their home last night, and Sill“
prised Mrs. Cliapln. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games and
listening to menu. instrumental and
graphoplionc music. Several were prI-I.
sent from Norwnlk. South Norwalk.
Port Chester and other places, A bonn—
tiful collation was served.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
At the noon hour tomorrow. in addi.
thin to the Sunday school lesson the
pastor will consider with the men's
class, “The Throne of lIavld-Wns it
Material or Spiritual? The special
llihle queries and their answers are
of deep interest. All men are. invited.
At the evening service Rev. Mr. Dun-
can will preach the first. of two scr-
nions (VII "The Story of the Prodigal
in Two Chapters." The topic. for to:
Inorrow night‘s sermon will be “The
Prodigal Son." The theme. of the eve-
IIIIII: prelude is “Railroad Accidents."
There will be good music. by choir and
chorus. A special invitation is extend.
cd to the young people.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S SOCIETY.
The final meeting of the Young Peo.
pic's Society of the Norwalk Congrega-
tion Church for organization will be
held Tuesday evening in the chapel at
7:413. The. report of the committee ap-
pointed to draft a constitution will be.
received and the officers of the. new
society will be elected. Mrs. Norris
will give a demonstration of the work
proposed for the "light gymnastic"
class. it is requested that every mem-
ber of the.I society be present
BRIDGE CONTRACTS AWARD-
’l‘he. ueloctmen hare awarded con-
tracts to place railings on each side
of the four new bridges Just comple-
ted in the. town to the Duncan iron
Railing Works. The bridges are des-
taunted as ('omstock Hill Cliff street.
Chestnut Hill and Newtown avenue.
Work will be commenced at once.
Partial Lint:
Boot Ton Clam Broth. Lemon. Choc‘
plate, Coffee Maltad Milk,
Tho Gregory bring Co.
t hum bun
lit ‘ iii“
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2‘
when: wran- ‘do‘oo’ HOT cam:
Men's Oxford Overcoats that were
Men’s Covert Overcouts, medium
and light shades, formerly
priced
A lot of Men‘s Suck Suits that
originally sold at ......... .
25 per cent.
duction of 20 per cent.
WILLIS H
Clothicr. Hatt
48 and 50 Wall street,
Store open Monday, Friday and
lag advantage of such an opportunity
We. quote a few prices for your careful consideration.
................... $7.50
......... siiIand $12
Men‘s Blk. Kerscy Ov‘ercoats, $15 value
$10
Youth‘s Overcoats. some with yoke, others plain at a. redudtion of .
Our Steln- Bloch Broad Shouldered Suits and Overcouts at I to.
Flinn-0K.
at
In
AT,
er. Furnisher, ‘ .
Norwallt, Conn.
Saturday evenings.
faring from, when PROPE
move the. trouble?
examination.
6. T5. Sacksou.
Graduate Optician,
Stop and ‘3\\\I\\<.
ls it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTEDI
We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
5% \Da\\ Street. Roman.
R GLASS-
will re-
Saturday, with its usual :IttIat-tit
draw cash liuiers hei e. There is no
ty, and in many cases put out bIIIIer III
quality for less money.
Inc with me. l'asli buys:
l-‘l'lllN.\ PANCXKIC
Preniininsjuto the bargain. (let a
Sooner or later
AT THE MODEL GROCERY
Ill of low prices and good goods. will
question but that we sell good quali-
nIlin for the same money, or same
you shall see that your interests
\'l'l‘l)S ............................................. 1°C.
2; (“ANS CORN; GOOD. VERY (EUUII ............. .4 .. 25c.
.. SUI SII l) M :‘\( KFRII‘ L .............................. 25c. '
lil' T‘I'li‘ R BEST Tl' B ................................ 25¢.
. Ill ’l‘TE R Si‘l‘l (IND lllfib T 'l 1 ll .................... 23¢.
lil‘T'l‘ER. CLOVER lllLl. ......................... .. 30c.
JUNE 8' S FL (ll R PER BAG ........................... 57c.
1'“ LS!“ RYS.lI‘1()l' R. l’IIlR HAG ................... 60c.
( I (HER MILK ...................................... 8c.
3 GALLONS OIL ..................................... 55c.
2i LBS. GRAN. Sl‘GAR i\\'l'|‘ll OTHER GOODS $1.00.
card.
Lorenzo Dibble
the very best wav to a
call at
chief reqUISItes lll wniter Is warmth.
want to know the best way to acquire that.
That Comfortable Feeling.
We all like to possess it. but do not all know
One of the
It you
cquire ii.
Raymond Bros.
69/4...»
This signaturo‘ III on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Mot-
Wino remedy that cure- I cold In one III!
/
I
'Books for
ble's.
the whole oat: clean and sweet.
quite so good for breakfast as a dish of Health
Brand Oatmeal.
We have received another
Health by Good Livma
HEALTH BRAND OATS. Made from
Nothing . "
invoice of
the library. May be seen at Dibw ‘. I“
Don’t forget the label.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Star of Columbia Circle, C. of 1“”
held its regular monthly meeting
Thursday evening. and installed the
newly elected officers. The installing
officer was Deputy Mrs. D. Fltzmnur-
ice. of Stamford. Cake and coffee were
served after the meetings. The offl-
oers were as follows:
C, C.--~Mrs. Frank Lyle.’
Sub. C. ( wMiss Elizabeth Mulch-
hey.
Recording Stitll‘titiil'y-~-Ml‘fi.
Stnegmuiiei.
hie Duffy.
Financial Secretmy~~Miss Rather
it. ti.» Miss Mamie. 0' Council.
... Miss Katherine Miami.
1. (iwers. John Jondrcau.
0. ti.—~Miau“lfidith Dauchy; pianist.
Miss A. Steeumuller.
Physicinnmbr. l". C. Burnell.
Trustee for three yearstrs.
Purcupiie.
tlcorgc
M.
m...- .4...
ADDRESS 10 YOUNG MEN-
, The third of the series of addresses
As One Young Man to Another. will
be given In. the South Norwalk Com
are tional Church tomorrow at the
. r hour. The “mi.” II tangent.
out adv
ii Keeping
E verlastingly at it firings Succeu.Br .
special lefltlefit the nuartette will re-
peat . .e program of December 29.1!
Benedict will sing Adam's HolyIOItyp
and Mrs. Sims and Mr. Force“:
ham a duet. Outfit! Chapouriau i,
give. two numbers. Show Me Thy WI
0 Lord by Jorreute and Ono 8W
Solemn Thought. by Ambrose. fl
Sims will slap; The Virgin's Luilhim
by Back. in the morning Mr. Bth
will preach on The Guru of 80qu .,
i’rocessional till
Te liouni in ii.
Jubilate in l),
iiymn I ‘
Hymn 70 ‘ ELK W
Offortory-«GIInnt. Wu Ooseech M
I
5
RI-coasional :liIii
EVENING 7: 30 r M.
i’rocesalonal 615,
Form] Veraiclcn, .
Magnificat in 0.
None Dimittls in C.
Hymn 289,
Hilton 408. . .‘
canton-viii“ Wolf
madam 509.
Norwalk Chronicler