Phone 189-5.
We make our
own candies.
That’s whu we
know its pure.
absolutelu so.
51 Washington Street.
t’lliS lilies.
it is said that another cock light
will take place not far from Norwdik
shortly.
nail ?
L
The i). M. Read Company is making
reductions in French and China din-
nerwaro.
I’aul Judge, one of Raymond Broth
ers' drivers, is ill at his home in West
Norwnlk.
~ iio iiol forgot ilio auction sale of
furniture of C. ll. Niiylor, 57 West Ave
Norwalk, Tuesday, January 28th.
(loorgo llartwick, of Bridgeport. has
taken a position in the pharmacy of
Edward I'. Weed, in Wall street.
The front entrance to the rate of tho
Norwalk Hotel has been closed up and
entrance is now by the side only.
I’ugillst .ioo Walker is to outer tlio
physique contest now being conducted
by the Police Gazette. of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clark, of Ward
street. are tho guests of tho Iattor‘s
i‘alliir. Ilonry Gilbert. in ltidgoiiold.
M rs. Sylvester liunl has returned to
her homo in Chestnut stroot, South
Norwalk, after visiting at (licnbroott.
The Sunday morning class at the
South Norwalk Methodist (‘liurcli wa.L
lod yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock
by John Greenwood.
’l‘lio louud ’I‘able llogroo will be
cmil‘oi'i'cd this evening by I’alostiiir
(Illrilit‘. A. t). K. of M. C. A collation
will follow the work.
The Ladies Quuriotto of East Nor»
walk sand at tho South Norwalk Mis
sion yesterday alternoon. The service
hcaan at 3:15 o‘clock.
Q4».
Tho l'p 2 1' Club will not meet this
evening on account of the Central
Club dance, but will be in session to
morrow evening at the residence oi
Mr. and Mrs, Reed C. llavilaud.
There will he, an important meeting
of tlio Farther Lights of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church this evening.
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Iiain iiatliold. No, 3.; West street.
llcputy Sheriff .1. W, Soulloy did iiol
sell all the stock in the store of tho
l'. .I. Lynch (‘oinpaiiy Saturday. and
tho sale was resumed ttiis morning.
liarid E. Hughes is acting as clerk.
There will be a union class meeting
of the classes of the Methodist Church
i». of South Norwalk. East Norwalk
Nth'walk and the Knight street A .M.
IO. Church. Tuesday evening at. 7I4e
at the Norwaik Methodist Church. Ev-
erybody is invited to be present.
The coiiiinittoe appointed to arrange
for a dance for the Patriotic Order of
Americans. on Wednesday evening
IN‘IH‘IlIll'y 12, will hold a meeting to
ttIlll|lItliC iirranuomoiits with Mr. and
Mrs. ll. S. Mitchell. Rolls place. last
Norwalk. tonight.
""SIIIEN‘. While, Wheeler A” Wilson
No. 9 and Automatic Chain Stitch Sow
int: Machines, nll below uueiits' prices
Lockwood & iven, 35) Wall St.
A certificate of incorporation of the
Hubbeil and Statues Hardware (Tom-
pnny. successors to t o llriii of liuh
bell and Knelor. has been filed with
the secretary of state. The. company
is capitalized at. “8,000, the stock he
luv divuled between James E. llubboll.
William (J. Stables niid Rutherford ll.
chler.
Calendar for the Week of the First
Methodist Church: Monday. it p. m..
monthly meeting of Official Hoard;
'I‘nokdny. 71.10 p. m.. Union Claus meet-
inu. Norwulk; Wednesday, 8 p. m.. an-
iiuai mui‘UlIK Ladliui' Aid Society:
Thursday. 7:30p. m.. prayer meeting:
Friday. 3:30 p. m.. Junior Lennie: Fri-
day. 8 p. m.. annual meeting Christian
industrial League. -
' (‘oinpiiiiy
. WM.
George F‘. Baum. Jr.. has been ap-
, pointed a notary public.
Charles H. Franks. of Norwalk. was
a visitor in New Canaan.
Lovers of sweetineuts should call at
Smith's confectionery store.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of: .
St. George, will be in session tomorrow
ewzing.
Oliver Jennings. of Westport. was
the guest of friends in Norwalk for
sereral days last week.
Our Brothers“ Lodge. l. l). O. I"..
will hold a meeting this evening and
confer the third degree.
A collection for the benefit of the
coal fund was taken at the masses at
St, Mary’s Church, yesterday.
-l)on‘t forget the llartondors' Ball.
tonight. held rt Arion Hall. Tickets.
bile, admitting gentleman and ladies.
Rev. W. H. Hubbard preached hoili
morning and evening, in the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar (’anlleld, of South Non
walk, is in Now York. taking lessons
front the famous lady whistler. Mrs.
Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sperry. ol‘
Woodbrldg'e. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l'. Morgan. in West.
street.
The Ladies Sewing Circle. of the
South Norwaik Baptist Church. will
hold a meeting at the church. tomorrow
afternoon.
If you are (‘Olllt‘llllllzllllilz making: a
will consult tho South Norwalk 'I‘rust
.'i‘ho now vaults are nearly
completed.
A regular business meeting of tho
Tinners‘ llnion, No. 127, will bo hold
this ovonine. in tlioir hall, in South
Main street.
The advertisement of W. S. Sturte—
vant changes every Wednesday and
Saturday. See what is said in it today
about hall racks.
(‘oiniuodoro (‘Illl't‘ilt't‘ li‘. Osborn has
roturnod home to Norwalk from a \\'i':'
torn trip in the interests of tho Norr
walk Ilrnss Company.
A freight oar turned over on via
Itiduciiold branch. noar (looruolown.
Friday morning. and emptied the con-
loiits beside tho track.
’I‘liotiias IE. llrown. .lr., delivorod an
address lo tho Lamont (‘lub at lln
South Norwalk Congregational
(‘liurch yesterday at noon.
The funeral of III" lalo .‘ilicliaoi
l1‘itzgrrald was hold yesterday after
noon at St. Mary's (‘liurolr liiloruioiil
was In St. Mary s (‘oiiioloi‘y.
The annual election of nillt'et‘s oi
McKinley Command. Spanish Wai
Veterans. will be hold at tho armory
’l‘hursday evening. l<‘obruary l:'.ih,
Councilman L. J. Reynolds. who iris
boon seriously ill with a iou‘zostivc
chili. is reported this lllllllllil! to no
itnnrovod. but Mrs. Reynolds Is not so
well.
Mrs, lioardman Burt-bard has nearly
Fully recovered from her attack of ap-
iondlcilis and will bo tllSl'IIlll‘I-‘J‘tl from
tho Norwalk llospita. in a couple of
days.
The members of tho ()ld I“0II{S'
Wliist (‘Iub will ho ontorlaiiiod toinor
row evening by Mr. and Mrs. John
P. 'l‘readwoll, at their homo in North
ivonue.
The young ladies of St Paul's l‘huroli
will have a social ovoning in tho nus/~—
:-icnt of tho chapel, tomorrow night.
and invite all the parishioners to be
present.
"In, M. S. limcii, ocullst and burial
can be consulted In the parlors of the '
Mnhnckeiiio Hotel. on 'l‘iiosdays and
Fridays. between the hours of i and 5
p. m.. and daily hotwon it and it! a
m.. ii and ii p. m.. at all, Falrilold nvo-
nne. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
liscusos treated.
The recently elected oillcors ol'
Cockcnoo lluyiuukcrs will ho installed
on ’i‘liursday evening. February tltii.
by Deputy Chief liiiyiuakcr A. 1.. Fold
man. of South Norwulk.
Mrs. .l, J. Moore. of East Orange. N.
.l., has returned home after a visit
with Mrs. Alonzo \A. Smith. of Wood
ward avenue, and Mrs. ii. s. Mitchell.
of Betta I’luce. hast Norwnlli.
The YtlllllK I’roplr‘a Socloiy of (‘hris-
thin Endeavor of tho South Norwnlk
Baptist Church will hold a business
meeting at the residence of WIIII"I‘ ’I‘.
Aikcii. Wednesday night of this work
' Monthly meeting of the Official
Board of the WIN" Methodist I‘Ifllflt‘tr
pal Church will be hold this evening
In the church ciaioi room. All mom.
burn are requested to be prom-pi. as
business of Importance will be brought
before tho moetlilil.
amnion
Corner Main and Wachlngtcn strata.
lint liauin illum
l‘ntlli lilo [than
llunniii: than
Iltnn‘li dweller
inlet of twin
limits
Fm liixlims
Scroll lliitt
hit flip
Ina his
limnldel ”Inland
liaiiiilihrkiiin?
The Parker “finally Curve" in cyn-
onymoiis the world ovor for the bent in
[fountain Pod making.
Department of Blnto. Washington.
We regard the Parker Jolnticnii
Fountain Pen a moist excellent one.
and It undoubtedly will giro entire cat-
ilfuction to those who one them in the
Department. Mr respectfully yours.
WK. H. MICHAEL. Chief Clerk.
[OLD DY
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l
l .
, in Winter Clothing at Comatoek llros.
means money saving for you. The
ovorcoats and suits in this sale are
this season‘s style. and make. All
. sizes in all tho best materials. '
Overcoats. $4.89 to $io.cll.
Stilts, $2.98 to $9.95.
eonsrfiéii BROS.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
South Norwalk Store: ,
14 South Main st. ;
Telephone Call 32 2; South Norwaik Store.
WHY PAY THE PRICE OF GOOD OATS
AND NOT GET THEM I
Good oats. if you buy here. cost no more
than the inferior grades. and you'll get them free
from dirt and other impunities. as we carefully
screen them.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARTISTS’ PROOF
ii-iviii,’ all tho inorlt of Stool Ell't“l\'- 0f warmer tono. With " ”Ch WHO”
‘ " ‘ 3‘ ‘ surface. The very perfection of Artis-
inus and absolutely Permanent. tic Portraiture.
All work is iinished With especuil care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE ' PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
UBBEli STAMPS.
Rubber Stamps made to order in any style or size.
Ordinary sizes. the first line. and each additional line 10c.
One line stamps, 20c. .
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ENGRAVER.
49 Wall ctrcct.
'l‘rolloys pass tho door.
I
Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED
A 'l‘
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
BTAMFO RD, CONN.
'l‘wunty young men to learn BOOKKIEEPIAG. SHORTIIAND AND TYPE-
WIti’l‘INtl. GOOD POSITIONS are open for competent YOUNG MEN.
Prepare at once to moot the demand, ‘
l-‘or catalogue or Information apply to
M. n. MERRILL. Principal
- Health by Good Living.
HEALTH BRAND OATS. Made from
the whole oat: clean and sweet. Nothing
quite so good for breakfalt as a dish of Health
Brand Oatmeal.
We have received another invoice of
Books for the library. May be seen at Dib-
ble’c. Don't forget the label.
11..
flumuel Nash, Van Zandt avenue.
must Norwnlk. i unable to attend to
his duties today an motormnn. Alfred
Taylor is whatitutlng for him.
The meeting of the painter: of Non
all: and South Not-milk will be: held
at the rooms of the A. O. ”,Wuhiu.
.4 The mm our. tau ctr-cot, Scull: Rory/til '1
“ an. 0. It. m at: limiting: i‘ 01)
Hwbon‘t forgot the Bartendera‘ Ball.
tonight, held M Arlen Hail. Ticket».
title. admitting gentleman and ladies.
Rev. J. McClure Bellows emulated in
the chapel of Our Holy savior. tut
night. and watched u very interesting w
mouthwash“ critically. from
1gb.“ WW, 3
l in “MITH’S
Lovers of Sweet-
Imeats can alwaus be
satisfied in qualitu and
prices here.
89 Wall Street. Norwulk
Phone l44—4.
WM.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Cinipniiy i" will drill at the armory
tomorrow night.
H. N. Griffin. of Dunbury, was in
South Norwalk, Saturday on business.
Miss (‘roiul, of South Main street.
ls ill.
Charles Keith. representing Seabui'y.
Johnson. spent yesterday with his par-
ents in South Norwulk.
W. S, Sturtovant returned Saturday
night from Milford. I)cl., where he has
been stopping for a week.
George Miller, of Seymour. Conn.
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, oi‘ Ann street,
Svoc's orchestra of seven pieces has
hi on engaged to play at the ball of the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company.
.loseloil' is selling one package of
I’illsbury's Vitos and one package of
i‘illsbui'y's wheat food. for ten cents.
Mrs. Byron S. Mead. of i'lrldgcport.
who has been visiting Mrs. Mary Bond,
of Monroe street. has returned to her
homo.
Miss Grace Yeoman, of New Haven.
is the guest of tier grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. T. l). ileli, of Fair street
Norwalk.
Edward Kline. conductor on the East
‘avonuo trolley line. spent Sunday in
Now Canaan. Frank Smith acted in
his place,
The man who won the pig and roos-
tcr at Svoo's place. Christians eve. won
a music box Saturday night at the
same place.
Miss .Ieunio ‘airbuiiks and Mrs. H.
M. Iiindley: ol' Ihii‘lcii. are the guests
of Mrs. Henry ii, Tollos. of 57 Wood-
ward uvcnuo.
invitations are out to a dance. to be
given by Miss Elizabeth Rood. at her
home in Fairlleld avenue. Tuesday ovo-
ning‘. I"('Ill'llliiy 41h.
i‘irrangoments liavo boon made so
that reserved soul tickets for lIlt' Elli?“
Minstrels may be obtained at Wood's
drug store. Norwalk,
Miss Annie McNulty. of New York.
win has been the guest of Miss Rose
Gallagher in South Nornalk. has re
ii‘riiod to her home.
A party of twelve women and two
gintlomon (‘llllm from New York Sat
urday and hail dinner at the ruths»
kollor in ilio iiotol Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ilrown, Jr..
of New York City. spent Sunday with
Frank A. Ferris and family. at the
“Homestead." Fairfleld avenue.
.lohn Sroc has returned from New
York. where he has been visiting his
father. He says that the latter is get
lllI,L'. along nicely with his now busi-
uoss.
Mr. and Mrs. James Id. Stowe. of
Milford. who have been visiting; Mr
and Mrs. Charles S. Marvin. of Chest
nut street. returned Saturday to their
home.
John L. Sullivan declared last week
win n he was in Norwalk that he had a
distinctive liking to tile place. While
in an uptown cai‘o he met friends who
he saw for the last time in itilli in Ari-
zona.
Judge loorgo ll, Carroll. oi‘ the city
court in Bridgeport. and Molvlllo E.
Mciid. of Norwalk. had a private din-
ner at the Hotel Clifford. Saturday eve.
ning. Mr. Mead was entertained by
Judge Carroll.
Little Dorothn Greenstein. four years
old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
(lreonstein, No, 12 Franklin street. is
holding a birthday party this after-
noon. There are several of her young
friends present,
Among the guests yesterday at tho
Norwaik Hotel were Dr. and Mrs. J.
C. Newklrk. Mrs. o. A. Wood. Mr. and
S. l.. Weed. Miss .letinlo retrle. hauls
Leonard. i“. ii. Montgomery and C. F.
Smith, of llctliel.
The rear axle of Charles H. Home
hurst'a milk wagon broke this morn-
ing at the corner of Elizabeth street.
after last turning from South Main
street. There was no milk split. The
driver secured another wagon and do-
livored the factual fluid.
Those in town who took dinner at
the Hotel Clifford yesterday were Pro-
fessor George E. Sartnin. Dr. F. D.
Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Golden.
it. B. Keolor, Seymour Curtis. W. B.
Comatock, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer St.
George.
Miss Mary Norris, of Morrlsburd.
Ontario. arrived in South Norwuik.
Friday afternoon, to he the ”guest of
Mr. and Mm. George 3. Matthews. of
Ely avenue. for twu Weeks. She will
so from here to New York before re-
turning home.
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WHIhtt 'ro (cu-r lichens sooA.
Partial Lint:
Beef Tan. Clam Broth Lemon. Choc-
olate. doses, Matted Milk,
A'l'
48 and 50 Wall Street,
All|Winter
, . ., ,__.. W...“ E
.‘c’.
,.
Our ceiling of Suits and Overcoat: since the Inauguration .9be
nual Clearance Sale has been enormous, but we still have an audition:
sortment to choose from.
Never before were such ridiculously low prices heard of. _ .
Youthc’ Blue Cheviot Suits, 15 to 19, regular 35 quality, $3.19.
Youths’ Blue Cheviot Suits regular $6.50 quality. at $3.89.
Youthc' Black Kercey Overcoats, original value $10, at $4.80.
25 per cent reduction in the price of Youths' Long Overcoatl. ‘
Hats—A lot of Men's Alpincc and Dcrbys,
mostly $2.00 quality, whit!
they last. 89c 3‘
Men‘s Odd Trousers at a reduction of 20 per cent.
0 .‘
CLOTHIER, HATTER, AND FURNISHER. .‘ . ‘I f
Norwnlk. ,
Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Step and '3\\'m\<.
Is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf.
faring from, when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
examination.
6. B. Sachem,
Graduate Optician,
58 We.“ Street. Karachi.
COFFEE IS OUR THEME.
Many people think they are buying}
the best Coffee in town. till they try
Coffee,
and then they know it. We supply a‘
better Coffee for less
some competitors. This is not boni-
bust. it is fact, aml easily done. as
testified to by people who have "tried
all around." and prefer ours for the
very good reason that Coffee got herci
is better as well as cheaper. No bet.
ter Coffee possible than is sold here...
We invite people to judge it, and as
an inducement we will give 11/, lbs. of‘
our best Coffee on Saturday, JanuaryI
25. for the price of l 1b.. to all who.
ask for Coffee “as advertised." to-
show that they read this ad. and know
what is going on here. i
the Model Groeei‘y‘s Favorite
money than .
price of 1 lb., 32c. I
or a free sample to any who ask for it. ‘
1% lbs, Best Coffee, for the i
Saturday, J an. 25th.
Our special offers should command the attention of every houseke 1
not alone on account of low prices, but on account of the quality on,"
goods offered. We will be pleased to II are your orders. Our efforts to “m..
and satisfy have been appreciated as evidenced by increased trade.
' 186* ‘
10c‘qt.‘
5 lbs. for 250. "
Purina Pancake,
Fine Sugar Syrup,
New Rice, 6c 1b,;
Vitos, Pillbury Wheat Food. 106
Jones's Flour, per bag, Bic
Pillsbury's Flour. per bag, Etc.
Clover Milk, to
New Loose. Raisins, 8t! 11).
New Figs. 3 1115.. 2543.
Fresh Home Laid Eggs, , escdoz. .
Pastry Flour, ' 600 bus.
Pure Lard, 2 lbs" 25C.
Mince Meat, ' A 8c pkg. .
Dudley Pumpkin, ' ' 2 for 260;
Maine Potatoes, '
280 pack. '
(Best in town.) L'
21 lbs. Gran. Sugar, with other
Goods, special. $1.00.
Cabbage, hard as a brick, _ 100,63.
Popped Corn. while it lasts, 4 qtsmfic.
COMBINATION SPECIAL BARGA'IN. ..
1 Can Corn. 1 Can Peas, roan-To-
matoes, all 8 for 25¢; ' '
u
long experience in handling
Coal, Wood,
WM tMIGM’v 3 a
.. Iii . ,_ . minim]
tom
6 Dru Co.
' “1h
inanunnmnu
IS THE PURCHASER'S MOTTO.
THE 3257 GUARAurzny 3
of our ability to meet this demand In our line. In our
Building Material, Veto.
RAYMOND BROS"-
a;
wide reputation, undilu-
O
Hay. Grain.
Luge Salt liacli,
Oysters, 250
no
It I. and
Next to John H. Ferrlc'l do:
To“ Call 97-2. ‘F‘rca Dull
Norwalk Chronicler