, Alfllllm HORSOAIT. .
IlforccastA tor Norwslk and vicinityi
.rain and women tonili‘ht;
hursday lair. The disturbance which
as in the northwest morning, has
moved eastward and developed into a
storm oi marked energy. which is now
t Wer lower Michigan. It is pro-
is now and high winds through-
till the bake region and the Ohio val—
‘ The storm will probably pass out
a St. Lawrence valley tonight ilnd
ursday. and this vicinity will be on
or southern edge at it. Conditions ta~
or for this vicinity. snow late this
afternoon, turning to rain tonight and
followed by clearing weather on Thurs-
day. It will be warmer tonight, probe.
13/ followed by colder on Thursday
lgbt. Storm warnings are displayed
along the coast
Mrs. ..J C. Alden, of Norwich. Conn.
. is the guest of Mrs. Alden Soimane.
. washington Cami). No. 11. -P O S
‘ of A. will elect omcers tomorrow eve
n “5
“~ch cob Sc'harrb. Jr., went to Newport
Mon y, where he spent the day with
his brother, Fred Schaub who is in
the government training school.
Prof. Arthur B. Russell has returned
to his duties at the Princeton Prepare:
tory institute after having spent the
holidays at his home in West avenue.
Alzhtur Barnes son 0! Mrs. Hattie
Hoyt-Barnes. oi Merylden who has been
visiting at her home in South Main
street. is‘ now able to sit up after his
recent Hiness. , .- .
Mr. and Mrs. S C. Marshall will
entertain the members oi the Wednes
day Evening Euchre Club and their
friends this evening at their home in
MP3??? Slush ‘ ~ ow :‘1 \2 :ln
3.119.431 rMn orfinnrr Beach land stair
w note. i e o corset Bill. 9? Lodge
No; 97 1.0;.0 evening. The
installation will take place in Odd Fel~
lowa' Hall in Washington street.
GAJIIhn Mom on yes of the
“ma“hianumpgring Com-
poor. sailed for Sweden today to care
for his aghd parents who were recent-
in; lptt alone by the death at their other
hop, i2
alllhe members at the Y. M. C A has-
ketball team are anxiously awaiting
thehrrival of their new .uaitorms They-
6mg: the suits by the 19th or the
When they will play their see-
the Season iv the “lion
taulrauatfit e Norwalk armry.
gmilllarn Taylor of Crescent Terrace.
who has been suffering from the her-
here itch for the past. two weeks. is
new. on the way to recovery. He leit
South Namath today tor a visit oI a
low days in New Haven. but will not
undergo a course of treatment as has
been “tantgflh P. 4-.
Louise; Lorine. Doughnuts a: Hole
mean will meet this evening in Mystic
.Chaln Hall Washington street.- and
make further arrangements to enter-
min. the lodge of the state hers:
January 8. This will be the first meet-
in: hold “(the w meeting placental
every. miller l requeofinx to litbond.
The wrecker Celtic oi the Sound
Coast Wrecking Company. in which so
many South Norwaik people are inter-
acted to at present at work: on the
schooner S. M Bird. which was wreolo
:3“, recently 0? Batons Neck The
tanner was oadod with copper cln~
darn and it is thought that a good part
p! the cargo will be saved.
’ldllhon Harris, of Hamilton avenue.
who has been employed as a firearm
in the freight department oi the New,
York. New Haven and Ilarttord Rail-
road Company has been promoted to be
fireman on p ppssen'gor locomotive and
today commenced the run irom South
Norwalk' to Danbury. on Conductor
Charlosli. Va'ughns train.
CUSTOM-MADE
OVSRCGNI‘ST ‘
Custom made OVcrcoats
have a distinctive style-ins
style that does not appear in
the ready made sort. and it is
usclcls'sw to look tlrcr‘e for it. .
our every.
coat in ads heré,t wlil‘coilt
you no more than the ready~
tomcat-“now elsewhere;
you
not
il-
.; v: '
. fit
yle.
for several days
!
‘ F. A Lane is having his Washington
, street restaurant thoroughly renovab
pod. and the interior made very attrace
‘ hold its monthly meeting this evening
turned from a visit with relatives in
He reports the price to be over one
.'its fiftyeightlr anniversary. Saturday
ltusaves about onez’hali’ oi the incl.
‘otANew York city. and while there will
. Co. Bouth.lilorwalk; Norwalk Hard-
no prices as: has «its muon—
gave taagatlsiaction oi .
Sure cure for Barbers' itch.
lilowallr Hardware Company ad.
The Girls' Friendly Society or 'l'rlu~
lty Church will mes tomorrow even
M- r A‘ .c.‘ ' full
.Jphn a mapping “hamlwfiihuphnnod
to his homoflnvltivcr
street by an attack or the grip. ,,
Charles F Kraut the physics! in
structor at the Y M C. A.. has taken a
position in the Norwalk iron Works. .
Rev. Romllly F. Humphries will
preach at a special service at the Non
lwalk congregational Church this event
“Kt D
l‘ll'
tlve. ..
The Hat Makora' Association will
in. Central Labor Lyceum. South Main
street
.Mrs Dr T. Mills and Miss 8 S. Til-
lotson, at Washington street have rel
Brooklyn
Mrs. Thomas Dorsey. or South Nor~
walk, has returned home after a visit
with her lather. Charles DeKlyn, of
Danbury.
Joseph Blnns andrwlie have gone to
New York to spend the winter. Mr.
Blnns' chemical tactory. will. it is stab
ed. be closed shortly. y ..
-“l.itlle Colds" neglected-dumm-
ands of lives sacrificed every year. Dr.
Wood‘s Norway Pine Syrup cures lit
tle colds—cures big colds. too down
to the very verge of consumption. .
The next meeting or the Norwalk
Hospital Whlst Club will be held Fri-
day alternoon with Mrs George A.
Jennings, of West street
“Charles Steegmuller has returned to
his studies in Columbia University, at-
tor.» having spent the holidays at his
home in Quintard avenue.
Mrs; . Harriet Hoyt-Barnes. principal
of the Froehei Kindergarten and PrlA
vate School of Merlden. left towrr to.
day, to resume her school duties.
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg.
of Norwalk, has been employed in this
capacity by the city for eight years
and is now entertaining on his ninth
Year in the ofllce.
George H Traondiey. the Rowayton
green house proprietor, is receiving
his soft coal direct from headquarters
third. less than what he had been pay-
ing. . .
Friendship Division. Sons of Tom-
per ance of New Canaan, will celebrate
Mame. .41)ny 01 members of
Concord 1‘) vision. of orwalk, will at
t.end
“shit M. Stu! tevant is now employ
ed by Kunhardt & Stockton a woolen
house in Worth street. New York rlly
His many {glands in the Nor walks will
wish b all kinds of. success in the
m'tmp lstliflr‘fl é,‘ r vA .
A chemical. process is being used
in Brooklyn in connection with coal
Used with suit coal it burns about
double the length of time ordinarily.
also. horns the smoke up.
‘ Miss UlliahrOsborne. Miss Winifred
Weinstein and Miss Emma Weinsteln
oi Dpniipry. will appear in a concert to
be given tomorrow evening in St.
John’smarish house New Milford by
Miss Angel Agnes Chopourian.
The first parade of the T. A B. So-
cieties “of'the state will bo.held in
Baritord July 6th..1903. at which limo
every T. A. B. Society in Connecticut
it- is expected will be represented by
having some cl ils members in line
..Mm.. Dr. Gnome :Crunmlngs is the
guest of her brother. C. E. Wardwcll
attend a vaudeville and reception of
‘J Gumpei Jr Son Association. Mr.
Wardwell bologna employs oi' the
[inn .. . _ . .
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“TIME WILL TELL."
Time has told. and time will tell
again. that Colonial Point has a bright-
er color wears longer and covers more
than any compound now sold tor paint-
ing. Find a man who painted his
house some years ago with Colonial
Paint and he will; tell you what time
told him that is "that you save money
when you paint your house with Colo-
nial Faint. " Colonial people only want
to get the paint started in a town.
Then-time tolls the story. it says to
everyone who will listen, it points out
to every one who will look. it can-
vlnccs everyone who sees and listens.
that Colonial la the host and most coo
nominal paint to buy. in fact The
Paint. is COlJONlAL. Analysis on each
cF'ore solo by m Cycle bliardwaro
WHO 99.. NQI‘WOIL .. n.
5dr
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WA»:
Stock
soniplete... W labile
this «silty it first class. the
Sela i
allord not to come.
Mr. , .Lockhzut himself will be here
doesn’ t know what that means in the making oi small prices ‘9
We repeal the hour of opening:
Thursday, Jan. 8, at‘8:30 a. m.
5 Tomorrow’s papers Will give some detail of the bargains. but
more than a page in each will not be enough to tell oi all.
The Tenth Mill End Sale will be so his that the onlu Wall to
know will be to come and see; will be so good that none can
15 there anubOd'u who
THE HDWLAND DRY GOODS CD.
WALL PAPERS
Your DecoratiVe
Ideas.
Every woman or taste has
some special scheme of color or
deal n which she desired carried
out in her room. Each room has
its own particular paper. and we
offer you a comprehensive stock
which will have bright effects on
your walls. It’ s time to brighten
your home.
Picture Frames and Window
Shades made to order.
rnrsraasr ‘superss.
car Goons.
’ , SPECIAL.
White curtain Poles with Fix-
turns. 10¢.
Cloth Window Shades. With
drags, 25c. ;
4i Wm
as; ‘o
. mm"
"till i or
D H i 60 or
87 Whahlngton Street.
South Norma, , i . Coho.
‘ .{u 5;;
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wv’k
N in"
Splitting“! Paper tiHanging and
The Né’wv York pepsin today announce
slid girls in price list of the now famous
Brill Brothets’ SEW"a ANNUAL SALES
er. Clothing. he Mtn.‘ new Itali"“Clrildrch
BRIDOEPORT. CONN.
RAILROAD CAPITAL lNOREASED.
JEFFERSON CITY" Mo. Jan. 7——
The secretary oi state yesterday issued
c-criiilcates of authority to the St Lou-
is and Suburban Railroad company. oi
St. Louis to increase its capital stock
(rem ii .000 .000 to 7. 500 .000 and the St.
Louis and Meremoc rlvcr Railroad of
St. Louis, for an increase from 2.000;
000 to 83.000.000.
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Kodol does {or the stomach that
which it isrunnlilu to dolor ltscli.
oven when but slightly disordered or
over-loaded. Kodol supplies the not.
ural juices of digestion and does the
work of the stomach. relaxing the nor
vous tention. while the inflamed mus-
cles of that orpnu are. allowed to rest
and heal. Kodol digests what you out
and enables the stomach and digestive
organs to transform all food into rich.
red~blood. Clifford Pharmacy. 0,
1..
Fresh Fish.
SPECIAL SALE.
Market Cod.~l'rc ll»: Haddock.
Flaiilsh 5c 1b.: 5 lbs. Fl‘olltfllll 250; Sal-
mon. 12c lb.: Largo Eels. 10c lb; 3 lbs.
50 lb.;
260; Sinai: Cod. 10c; Mackerel.
Smelt 10c; Clams and Oysters. 250
at All other kinds of Sea Food sell
lug at very low prices.
The Focal: 5 Fish
Custer. Milken.
li-"rl‘rllk‘l
CAPT DUORDSS
lila‘it’lilnd oiWthinxiou Street hrldge. ‘
01d Salvation Army Building. '
100: *
' Capacitors January its, 1008. and paid
GOVERNOR DOCKERY DECLINES.
JEFFERSON Cl'l‘Y Mo” Jan. 7——
Governor Dockery announced last eve-
ning positively that he will not be a
candidate for United States senator in
opposition to former (inveruor Stone.
NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
Millions are daily finding a world of
comfort in Buckleu' s Arnica Salve c. it
kills pain rrorn Burns. Scolds Cuts.
Bruises: conquers Ulcers and Fever
Sores; cures Er,upt|one Salt Rheum.
Balls and Felons: removes Corns and
Warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
250. at IA‘. 1i. Baxter's drug store. "
m
Capital. 51.500.0il0 Surplus. 5185.000.
Industrial Saviors and loan (is.
or: s. v.
Annual State Examinations.
Guarantee 5 per cent.
Sec COBURN & LAWRENCE,
12 South Main St.
...- V‘VVT a“ . .
1"!—
tts'crmlv "6 not.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
of South Nurwaik Conn. ,
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this Bank for the clan
tion 00 Directors for the ensuing your
will be held at the Banking House on
Trioadny January 13th. 1903. from 1 to
2 o 'elockp
JACOB". M. DAYTON. Cashier.
South Norwnlk, Conn, Dec. ll 1002
are is pi
M‘u‘wu—uww‘ a»
NORWALK, DEC. 11TH, 1902.
Ono-bait per com. per annum tor the
current six months. will be credited
to them on and alter January 10th
For order at Board «Animators.
d2? llit . pesos. MILLER Tress.
‘ parlance of the silent so to further emphasize the matter w
THE NORWALKV SAVINGS SOCIETY.
interest at the rate of Thrco and
, The simple statement that we have decided they I
cloak sale may not convey to year mind the eco .
would explain that thrs sale means a radical re’ducil 'o‘
price "On every garment In the stock. it mcans that the pro?
fit making season rs over m this store. it means that we shall
at once proceed to turn the garment stock mto cash and
we’ re going to do it at a big sacrifice. ‘ ‘
There’s little sentiment about it; just plain bu ncsslu’dg—
meutwhich prompts us to hand out these hand‘sdm
ments to you (m many cases) less prices than the cost oi r
duciron.
With nearlv four months of wearing weather before to
this chance rs not to be missed.
«33311585 Washington Sill. SONOI‘
, '_ FOR LADIES
They are not foreign made. They are American or
for American feet. with American style and fit.
require no breaking' or when properly fitted. There
difference or style, more difference' or fit, most of all"
the was. they are made. Remember Nor-walk Shoes ‘
the best made. Price $3. 00 all siyles.at
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The “A 'B C” of coal buylnl. is
buy of a dealer in whom you
as directed. _,
We think we‘re "in? . -
Norwalk Chronicler