Aty’Lane 5.
MI 1396.
We make 0111'
own candies.
That’s win we
know its pure.
absolutelu so.
5! Washington Street.
.llCiii . 'lllllS Ides.
Jacob B. Raymond commenced this
morning to cut Ice on his Roton Hill
pond.
There, will be a meeting of Old Well
'I‘cnl. Knights of the. Maccabees, this
evening.
A son was born recently to Mr.
Mrs. Coics M. I-‘lcwcllcii.
Main street.
and
of U ppei
'l‘lie iiiiiiiuil meeting of the Catholic
.(‘Iub will be. . Monday evening.
li‘cbruai'y 3rd.
Au adjourned session of the South
Norwnik Common Council will be held
this ciuniug.
New litlt'iiiIlK is being placed around
ilic shaft of the pi'opcllcr in the launch
of iil'. 1., M Allen
'l‘lie'ltei. lchi it ’l‘alniugc Vein I)ol
cii preached at tiic Cranbui'y tliapci
yesterday afternoon.
of South Nor-
attcndiug tiic
Alias May Farrell.
walk. is in Brooklyn
funeral of a relative.
llci'. Joseph L. Guernsey. of nation.
preached in the West Norwalk iliiion
iliapel. yesterday atternoon.
James W. Howard, of Bridgeport
spent a few days last Week w.... his
family in South Norwaut.
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()ld Well Lodge. F. anti A. M.. wui
hold a meeting minorrow night and
will confer the. first degree.
Edward Jeffrey. who has been visit-
iiic. friends in South Norwulk, has re
turned to his home. in Danbury.
OScar Squires. of the Connecticut
llcllwuy and Lighting Company. spent
Sunday in New iork city.
chtcrtlay‘ s light she“ left the sidt
walks in .i vtuy. .slilipci'y c.0ndi‘tion
making walking quite perilous.
__...._-...;.__
Dr. and Mrs, C. I. Ferris. of New
York. have been guests of Senator anti
i‘iI‘S. John H. Ferris. West street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. lliiiiicbai'ii. of Elm
wood avenue, went to llai‘rc Plains. N.
ll.. yesterday. to spcnu a few days.
Miss Pauline Iilver, of Bridgeport.
was the guest of Miss \'ii'i.iu Soder
stroin. oi‘ llayview avenue, yesterday.
—~l<3disou and Columbia Records
Lockwood & Ivcs'.
'I‘hc Noiuaik t itv (.‘rountii will hold
an adjouincd meeting this evening at
the Council chambm in Wall stiect.
Motel mun Gilbeil Horton. of tlii
Wcu Ai'cnuc line. has returned it
Norwailt from a trip to I’cckskiil, N.Y.
All arrunueincuts are completed for
tile luiiiuuct to be held at Grant's res-
taurant. in Washington street. this cv-
cniiig.
Miss Ella i.r.aham of Bridgeport
Who has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Margaret SUIISOR. has iltiiiiied to her
home.
Old lv‘olks' Whist (".Iuti will be en-
tertained tomorrow evening by Mrs.
W. I). Vcriiam. at her home In East
avenue.
Rev. Ilubeit. ll. Mum-ion has deiiilcd
to accent tiic call lo the pastmate of
the Noiwnlk Methodist Church for an-
other ,icai.
Mr. and Mrs. William .I Foster, of
llaiibuiy were the guests yesterday of
MI and Mrs. Viillinm .. li‘ostei. of
Reed sticct.
ii. A. Smith. the Main street con-
icc..tloncr has already started the
milk of preparing for next season‘s
It c (“It‘i'm trade. Among other much-
incry Mi. Smith intends shortly to In-
stall a powerful steam power ice
ir-uiihci.
THE. SPAR TA
So Cigar.
Unencellod In Quality, Flavor and
Workman-hip.
can own iguana.
lililil’lil i. iiIIIK,
dorm mu
“blown"
drip Evans to learning to be a icon.
‘it”): o WWyenue line.
Wading——
Joseph McMahon of Dnnbury. spent
Sunday with his relatives in Bayview
avenue.
i! Stephen J. O'Brien was in Danbury
yesterday on business relative to the. 'I‘.
A. B. Society.
Walter D. West. of West Consho~
hot-ken. Penn. spent Sunday in town.
a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
West.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCullough and
son Robert. of Bridgeport, spent yes»
terday with Mr. and Mrs. John McMa~
lion of France street.
Charles H. Frantic. who recently
moved from New Canaan to Norwnlk.
Is unable to attend to his duties at his
father's barber shop because of illness.
Ilert Buttery. who had a severe ut-
tack of typhoid fever. has recovered
and has again resumed his duties in
the store of the. Central Food Com-
pany.
The recently elected officers of Sher-
muii tiominandery. United Order of the
Golden Crous. will be installed Friday
evening by tiic district deputy from
Bridgeport.
Time will be no auction (i the pews
In the Soiith Norwulk Congicgutional
Church this year. The present occu-
pants are. renewing their pews at the
former i'iite.
Among. ‘thc guests yesterday at the
Norquk Hotel were Mrs. iiorton. Miss
Horton and C. I). West. L. W. Leonard.
Spencer S. Adams, F. H. Montgomery
and George L. Woodward.
\Viiiifllll F. liryunt resumed his posi—
tion in the shipping department of the
Holmes. Keeler & Selleck Company‘s
'iore, this morning. after a several
Iuys‘ vacation due to illness.
Mason Merrill. one of the proprie-
ors of the. Excelsior Run Works in
loyt street. ..tis moved with his funi-
Iy iroin New Canaan to the Bennett.
ilucc in Park street. Norwalk.
Sherman (‘ouucil. Royal Ai'caiiuiii.
'I'i.l hold a meeting next Thursday ev-
'liing.iiiid will receive sieve fli new
ncinhers. An entcitainmcut is being
ilaiincil foi the coming month.
A gland meeting was held at tile
South Norwalk Mission. yesterday Mr
ei'nooii and everybody enjoyed it. The
lady ipiartetle of East Norwaik. will
lug next Sunday at the meeting.
"What a i.li.t.ie .iii'l Did" was tiic
topic of the tire-minute talk by Rev.
W. W. 'I‘. Duncan yesterday morning.
tei'. Mr. lluncnii gives these talks to
he children every Sunday morning.
Sci‘cial horses fell on tiic slippery
iavenieiit in lower \Yall street. this
iiorning, but all escaped serious iii-
1il‘_\'. Two trucking; teams on tile way
0 the stealiibout dock went down in
:uccessioii.
George 'l‘almadgc the bustling news
my cmploytd by I‘. ll. (oleiuuii slip
led on tiic icc ,icstciduy nioiiiiii: u id
cvcreiv strained one of his knees. llc
vlil be unable to play on the Y. M.“ C.
\. basket ball team for some time.
—Di. M. Roscn. otulist and moist
'an be consulted in tile pailois or iii"
\Iahackemo Hotel. on 'l‘ucsdnys and
i‘i'liiays. between tiic bouts of I and 2')
i. iii.. and daily lictwen ii and 12 a.
in ii and .‘l p. m._ at 415 l‘alrilcld aic-
iuc. Bridtport. Eyes examined and
liseases treated.
The rear axle oii a wagon owned by
he Model Steam Laundry. State street.
Mike in two in Wall strcct, Saturday
-vcuiug, and the driver. .Iaiiics Cour
tocli. procured another wagon :it
)tiiin & Raiiks‘s stable to complete his
rip,
(‘zilciiilar for the week of the First
\Icthodist (‘huri'liz Monday. 8 p. iii..
dpworth Lcaizuc social: 'l‘uesday.
(:30 ii. iii.. class iiicctiug: \‘i'eiliicsday.
t p. lll.. Ladics' Aid Society entertain
udustriai League: Thursday. 7:30 p.
n.. prayer meeting.
The Epworth League of the First
Victhodisl (J'-Iiui<h will giic u litciaiy
ind social oiitcittuinincut this evening.
iupcrlutciident .illliaui t‘. rootc will
:peuk on ”Things Alumni Interest-
lng social cxeiciscs will follow tiic :id-
ilE‘SS. Ali nie weltoiiic.
The ladies of the South Noiwulk
Jongregationai Church will meet In
he basement of the chuicli Wednes-
day afternoon i'ioni i to -i o clock to
.cw. A letter irom the. Grand View
ichool, to which a box of cloning was
neat at Christmas time. will be read.
William G. Staples of Westpoit will
ihmtly become a partner In the hard
wnie firm of l-lubboll & chlci'. In
Water street NOi walk It is expected
that a stock company will be formed
with James E. Hubbcll Rutherford II.
Keelcr and Mr Staples as members It
is anticipated that MI. Keeioi' will be.
a silent partner In the concern after
tho reorganization. .
whii'ISIIiiPirkiiPii?
The Parker "Lucky Curve" is syn-
onymoua the world over for the best in
Fountain Pen making.
Department of State, Washington.
We regard the Parker Jolntlesa
Fountain Pen it most excellent one.
and It undoubtedly will give entire sat
Iniaction to those who use them In the
Department. Very respectfully yours,
wu, n. maniac. Chief Clerk.
ooLn av
this season's
Norwaik Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Cali 32-2:
in Winter Clothing at Comstock Iii'os.
means money saving for you.
ovcrcouts and suits In this suic are
style and make.
sizes in all the best materials.
()vercoiits. $4.89 to Slush.
Suits, 32.9810 $9.93.
COMSTOCK BROS. §
South Norwalk Store.
The
A Ii
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
we.
deal more to the bag and
Price is a good salesmaanuaiity is a better
Oats that are part dirt and dust weigh a great
our carefully screened stock.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANIIEL 1'. HA TC".
last a shorter time than
«(Jackson’ s i Studio I»
offers a most attraciflc line of Fhafoaraphs m the Latest Styles.
«on».
Somelhlnlt New
Our ARTIST PROM: GRAVURE
«muomuuommu»
NOTHING CAN EQUAL
06.
Opposite Hotel.
Bot/i trolleys pass the door.
A (rem of the Photographer's Art.
A Phoioqrapli on Parchment with a future
as fine as silk and as soft
as WJcint’i.
THEM FOR BEAUTY.
IACKSON'S STUDIO.
'53 WALL STREET.
Nor-walk. Conn.“
RUBBER
Rubber Stamps made to order in any style or size.
Ordinary sizes, Ia’ic first line,
49 Wall street.
and each additional line We.
Wm. P.
BOOKSELLER, STAT iONER, ENGRAVER.
STAMPS I
Beers,
Norwaik, Conn.
WANTED
A'I‘
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STAMFO RD, CONN.
Twenty young men to learn BOOKKEEI'IIVG. SHOR’I‘IIANI) ANI) 'I‘YI’E-
GOOD POSITIONS are open for competent YOUNG MEN
l’i'epiirc at once to meet the demand.
For catalogue or information apply to
WRITING.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
A social and entertainment will he
'ylvon this evening at the resilience of
Mr, and Mrs. A. S. i’ulmer. of No. {i
I~innford Place, East Norwnlk.
Julius Becker. administrator on the
estate of Elizabeth Decker. has
brought unit, through Attorney John J.
(lunoo. against Frederick Becker. to
collect $75 rent. Deputy Sheriff John
W. Scuilny has attached $150 in the
li‘niriiold County Savings Bank.
n...-
The committee In' charge of the
masquerade ball of the Arion Singing
Society wont to New York, yesterday
and selected the costumes to be worn
by the committee in the grand march.
'l‘hey attended uie concert of the Ho-
boken Qiinrtetto Club in the evening.
~ -r--
There was an anniversary high mass
of requiem this morning at. St. Mary's
Church for the late Michael Shandy.
Tomorrow morning at 8 o’clock there
will be a month’s mind requiem nor-
vice for the late Christopher Mylod:
Wednesday. an anniverlary requiem
Service for the late Patrick Medium,
and on wiill‘rlday morning, It 3 o'clock.
mongol Ithaca Ilium hum
. “a...
truth ill-no aimed In tilt drier and
Howard lioutoii. of Elizabeth street.
Is visiting friends in New Britain.
There were regular services in the
South Norwiilk Mission yesterday af-
ternoon at 3:15 o'clock. ‘
An offering for the Ministern‘ Home
was tnkenoln the. South Norwnlk Bup~
tint Church, yefltertiuy. Rev. H.'M-
Pogson. of the Home. preached.
The executive committee of the. It‘arc
ther Lights of the South Norwulk
Baptist Church Mil hold it meeting
at the. residence .9: Mins Jennie Guy.
next Friday night.
Rcv. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, pastor of the
First Methodist Church. preached two
strong and practical sermons yestcr.
day. In bold energetic and uncom-
promising language thy gospel of
Christ. an it ahnuui apply to daily life
was presented to the people.
congregations ut the. Sunday services
are increasing A large number of
men attend the evening service. There
iii nothing more acceptable to manly
then In the mutant age than the plain
. most successful
The ‘
At SMITHS
Special for Saturday.
Assorted Chocolates and
Cream Ban Bans.
25c lb.
.39 MAIN ST.
Phone '44-4.
Deckci has a large stock of wall pa»
per for you to choose from. See bin at].
W. S. Stui'tevaiit’s bargain for the
next three days Is on oak bed room
stilts.
Constable .ioliii J. Goodwin has been
appointed a notary public by Governor
George P. McLean.
The installation of ofllcers oi’ the
Patriotic Order of Americans will take
place \‘Iv’cdncsduy night.
The board of trustees of the. South
Norwulk Baptist Church will lioid a
meeting tomorrow night.
Comstock Brothers are quoting
some exceptionally low prices on nihi-
wintcr overt-oats and suits.
'i‘iie lioston Store is having a great
clearance stale. Goods are marked at
one-third and one-half less.
Howaid Zelull'. of Chestnut sileet. is
able. to be out again after a three
weeks‘ illness. with rheumatism.
You will always find obllgiiig, neat
clerks at the Public market. and your
goods will be delivered in a clean wa-y
goii
There will be an important meeting
of the local llurbcrs‘ Union at the bar-
ber shop of Bella liiuck. tomorrow
night,
The Connecticut Railway 8: Lighting
Company will connect your house with
gas free along tiic lines of their
mains.
Miss Kate Goriiiuii. of Norwalk. and
" her sister. Nora. went to New York city
Snturdn y.
friends.
to spend a few days with
W. S. Stui'tevant left this morning
for Milford. l)el.. where he will remain
a week attending to some business
matters.
Miss iltliei Mciiialn has been ap
pointed to fill l’iofcssoi George I'
’I‘iiaii'lo-i"s place in Brown's Business
(‘oilcgc
Professor (leorcc E.
Brown's t‘ollcge. is in Bridgeport to-
day. and it is Iholight he will be there
tomorrow.
Surtuiii. of
That mill cud sale at liowiauii‘s is
of advantage to everybody. The ad.
Iii today's issue will tell you of some
of the bargains.
Local Miiiingci .iuhii it. Stiong of the
Soutiielii New i‘llgiilllti'it‘i0|)i1(lllf‘
Company. in South Norwaik. is calm"-
tainiug his sister from New Haven.
ll briegcr A” (‘ompnny gives credit
to everybody. All you have to do is to
go in the storc. select what you want.
and tell tiic clerk who waits upon you.
to charge it.
There was a meeting of the Norwuik
Musical I'iiioii in Stamford. yesterday
afternoon. A heated discussion took
place relative to lion-union beer being
sold at ii concert and bull recently held
In South Norwulk.
l"hcic will lic ii spec itli meeting of tlic
South Noiwaik \ui hi (‘iub this even-
ing. It will be held in the iutliskellcl
of the llotei Clifford. The purpose of
tiic meeting is to elect a nominating
committee to make up a ticket for the
coming year. Iiefi‘rsliiti-:ilits will be
served at the close of the meeting.
.I. \Y. Storey has just received a let-
lci' from tiic quurtcrmnstcr general.
confirming the report of the death of
his son. Samuel W. Storey. ut the
Philippine Islands, August I. The
cause of death was malignant malarial
fever. lie was it civilian on tiic is-
lands, and ROI In the army. as has
been stated.
lluvld Higgins an . Georgia Wuldron.
who appeared here last. season iii at
I’incy Ridge. comes to Hoyt‘s Theatre.
next Monday night. In their new play
"lip York State." 'l‘liey have been
playing in New York city since last.
August. at the Academy of Music and
Fourteenth Street 'i‘lieati'c. closing
there. next Sniuiday night and coming
direct here with lheii bin city cast and
nix cnilouds of special scenery and
properties. This has been one of the
attractions In New
York. this season.
No OVERTURi: FOR PEACE.
LONDON. January 2(i.-~'I‘he colon~
Ial secretary. Mr. Chamberlain. In the
House. of oommons. this afternoon.
said there was no foundation for the
reports that overtures for peace In
South Africa had been made by the
Floor envoys.
PRISONERB ESCAPE iN NEW
RITAIN.
INF." BRI'I‘AiN. «anuary 20. Miles-
turdny morning. two prisoners arrest
oil Saturday night on minor charges.
escaped from the local police station.
The police are unable to explain how
the man got out. They have not been
re’tllkell yet. hutthoir arrest within
a day or two In confidently expected.
WHERE TO GET GOOD HOT SODA.
Partial Lint:
Beet Teri Clam Broth Lemon Choc
olate Coffee Malian Milk
The Granary Drug Co.
, Prouription DruggIm,
No.5 North Main Itrut.
Such clothing values were never before offered and judging'fro
our immense business Saturday economical buyers are not slow in ‘
ing advantage of such an opportunity. . .. ",
We quote a few prices for your careful consideration.
Men’s Oxford Overcoats that were
Men‘s Coveit Oveicoats medium
and light shades, formerly
priced .........
A lot of Men's Suck Stilts that
originally sold at . ......... $10
Youth' 5 Overcoats some with yoke others plain at a. reduction at
25 per cent.
Our Steln- Bloch Broad Shouldered Suits and Overcoata at a re-
duction of 20 per cent.
WILLISH. SELLECK
Clothier. Hatter. Furnisher,
48 and 50 Wall street.
Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Stop and 'Munk.
Is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have. been suf-
when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re“
more the trouble? We guarantee pcr.
i‘cct fitting nnd make no charge for
i'cring from.
examination.
(‘3. B. Sackscn.
Graduate Optician,
5% \Da\\ Street “crook.
.3150
. $10 and $12
Men's Blk. Kai-soy Overconls, 86 value
.llI ...;...‘
$478“
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Norwalk, Conn. .»
W‘
AT THE MODEL GROCERY
Saturday,
draw cash buyers here.
with its usual attraction of low prices and good goods; Will
There is no question but that we sell good quali-
ty and in many cases put out licitci quality iOI the same money, or same
quality foi less money. Soouci oi later you shall see that grow interests
are with inc. (‘iish buys: {
I’I'RINA PANCAKE ............................... Bo.
\‘I’I‘OS ............................................. 10c.
:l (‘ANS (TURN; (IOOI). VERY GOOI) ................ 25c. '
2 SOIlSEl) MACKEREL .............................. 25c. .. . 3
BI'T'I‘ER REST TI'B ........... . ..................... 25c.
l.il7'l"l‘ER. SECOND BEST ’l‘l'll .................... 23c.
BUTTER. (‘LOVER HILI. ............................ 30c.
JONESS‘FLOI'R, PER BAG .......................... 57c.
PILLSBIIRY'S FLOUR. PER IIAG ................... 60c.
CLOVER MILK ...................................... 8c. ‘
C. GALLONS Oll, ..................................... 55c.
2i LBS. GRAN. SUGAR (WITH OTHER GOODS $1.00.
I’rcniiums into the bargain. (let a
card.
Lorenzo Dibble
lliat Comfortable Feeling.
We all like to possess it. but do not all know
the verv best way to acquu'e it.
chief requisdes in Winter is warmth.
One of the
It you
want to know the best way to acquire that.
call at
1
Raymond Bros.
Health by Good Living
blc's.
We have received another
Books for the library. May be seen at Dib~
Don‘t forget the label.
HEALTH BRAND OATS. Made from
the whole oat;
clean and sweet. Nothing
quite so good for breakfast as a dish of Health
Brand Oatmeal.
..H__'—H.m.....
SUSPECTED ROBBER CAUGHT.
William Oliver Believed to be impli-
cated In Hartford Cline.
HAR’i‘FORI). January 2ti.-'i‘he. case
of William Oliver. under arrest on
suspicion of being connected with the
i'oliiery Inst Frnday night of u trans?
for money pouch from the office of
tlie Adams Express Company. which
contained about Will was again con-
tinued In the. Police Court today. The
complaint "Kilillfih Oliver was nmcnd-
od no as to charge him with the. theft
of sum Instead of $100.
Counsel for the accused objected to
it continuance on llitl ground that
there was no evidence against. his
client. For further Investigation
Judge lilll continued the case. until
Thursday. when he said it must be
tried, under bonds of $2.000.
~'l‘wo night clerks in the express of-
fice have been suspended by Agent
'i‘rumliuii iii'ltll tne Investigation is
completed. There Is no suspicion
upon them. but the agent claims cure-
lecnncss In the discharge of their du-
ties on the night in question.
HEQUISITION PAPERO FOR KERN.
NEW YORK, January iii—Captain TI-
tua. of the Detective Bureau .iialil to-
day that he was sure that the man
under- arrest at New Orleans. Iii Item,
the man who stole the 'i‘hobaud tow-
els. its one stated that requisition
paper! mo ham propnmd.
Y. M. C. A NOTES.
The l'llt'nS meeting at the Y. M. C.
A. was well attended yesterday and.
..cv. .l. W. Davis gave a very helpful
talk on the text “Seek ye first the
Kingdom of God and his Righteous-i .
HESS.
invoice of _
’ IS.» my.
I‘lie Mandolin and Guitar Club will 5 ‘
meet foi Its first lesson this evening
iii 7 o‘clock with Prof. w .E coiling.
o. Wcstport as instructor. Young men ‘ V '
Interested In such a club or elm
should apply at once to the General.
instructor
The senior basket ball tcnm villi.“
play at the Armory tonight. u
The board 0. Directors will hello
vciy Important meeting at the rooms ‘ M
"ii; i'
The membership captain Ia growth; '
on Wutlm'is or night. at 8 ocloqlti
In Interest.
conuacricur calypso our“ ;
saw HAVEN. Jammy 20.-—~J .,
Howlcn. editor Mitt puollnlier of a.
New Milfor Gazette. was the prim
pal speaker at the fourteenth with
meeting of the Connecticut Edito
Association here today. He read
paper on "The Obligation of the Ci.
zen." expressing confidence In a [m
ore. advance. though plow. inr:
klnua perception of "what. II
will“. Iii good what ll true. ' .
Tax Collector it; Juli
i‘d paralytic «who. tut
ed today all improvin“,
Norwalk Chronicler