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1 A1: Delicious.
In edits of the Master Truck-
rsanlzatiou will be held tonight
A R. Hall, South Main str.eet
is .Beasle M. Stanley, of Main
Ht Norwalk, is the guest of Mine
1 till échultze, of Park avenue. Bridge-
uia W. Leonard. secretary and
11111111111 of the Norwalk Coal Com-
. in spending the day in New
., city.
1's. Lewis K. Moore, of the Nor
«Methodist parsonage, has re-
d from spending a few days in
oklyn. N. Y.
Chickens and Geese.
N. McKlbbin Manufacturing
Company are installed 11 new motor
in the W. B Hairball bat factory in
WoodWard avenue.
Four or five members of St. Paul's
choir, ‘of Norwalk. will go to Lewis.
boro next Sunday afternoon to sing in
the chapel in tho place.
A big dance will be held in the To-
quct Hall. Weetport. Friday night.
About twenty-live Norwalk young peo—
ple contemplate attending.
Frank A. Van Buren. who has been
confined to his home-tin West avenue
by an attack of the grip for the past
several days. is able to be out again.
Mrs. Clinton Hunter and two child“
ren, of Stamford, are making a visit
at the home of Mr. Hunter‘s mother.
Mrs. Kate P. Hunter, in Main street.
Norwalk.
~4Very few brands of Cigars hold
their. own like the nnp'erlal Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the atan
11.1111 brands.
Past Grand Regent H. i. Mathewson
will install the officers of the Royal
Arcanum, tonight. after which there
will he a “club lunch. ' ’llre degree
will be conferred on two candidates.
'l‘lie~l’eace1nakera‘ Circle of King's
Sons of the South Norwalk Congrega-
-“tlonnl Clrurchswili'holn a meeting I1‘ri-
x day night. at 7:45 o’clock. with Mrs.
‘W. R. Thompson. S Crescent Terrace.
George W. Cram. who has been corr-
fined by illness at his home in East
Wall street for the past several days.
is now very much improved and was
able yesterday to be 111) about the
house.
The Wall street brick pavement was
1, rt-wbad place this morning for smooth
lrhod horses. On the incline the our
mais had an opportunity to display
their, power to slide and some succeed-
ed admirably
--I.egs of Spring ‘.Lamb 141; Fore-
quarters. 8c. Schauba Market
Tile annual ball of. Putnam lioac
Company, in Music Hall. tomorrow
might. will be an important event. and
1 should be largely attended. l.lnxwoil-
1 or it Svec'a orchestras will furnish
‘ music for/the affair.
The «icons of the Norwalk- Fire
Department will 11%;; a meeting l1‘r-l
1' day night. when the utter of appear-
int; before mirth; city council to learn of
‘ : rifles pertaining to their of
lice will be talked up.
~—-I)ry Wood sawed and split.
mood Bios.
liov. H. B Carpenter will preach in
the West Norwalk Union Chapel Sun-
day afternoon at 3 o'.c.iocl1 Next
Tuesday night there will he a sociable
,3 at the residence of Mr. anti Mrs. if. A.
,- Khyber, and all friends are invited to
attend.
Mice Anuel Agnes (‘hapourlan will
no to New Milford today. to participate
in an entertainment to be bold in St
.lohn'n pariah houao tonight. like will
be isolated by lilies Lillian Oahorua.
1 Miss Winnlfrcd \Voinatcln and Mimi
Molina Weluuicin, all of Dunbtuy.
nope Horn Company. of Norwalk.
will hold a dumct1 in hockwood' a Hall.
.h'riday evening. February illith. The
committee of arrangements is compou-
cd of hurrah Moore. J J. Clone. W id.
Will-it'll. J. J. Cahill and Harold
T11 itch. Svcc'a orchestra will fur~
- 11hr ‘mualc. ‘
liar-
ica.
yr... To All '
BBi‘rlli THE NEW Yiiill ,
121111111 for New Your":
New Your? gilt. You
awoken}: m. We
trainees.
on bullinoas
Ilr. Dick has turned a new lent. the
leaf is in their advertisement today.
Read it , .
Mien Cecil Crew. of Laws street, is
rounding a tow days with friends in “
Brooklyn.
" ~11Frosh llama Schaub‘ a Market
The Bridge Flair Market guarantees 1
all fish freal1.Itcad its advertisement
and see the prices quoted
Mias fletlor, of Courtlnnd Place. has
returned from a several daye' Visit
with friends in New York city.
Serrano John H Ferris is in New
York today on business in connection
with the Norwalk Steamboat Com-
, puny.
The sloop C. L. Rialey. of Port Jor-
fereon. is in the harbor With a load of
oysters for A H. Merrill, of Water
utreel.
~Wuntedv~Boarders.
son, 80 Water SL. 80. Not-walk.
The Winthrop Club, of Norwalk. will
hold a meeting this evening. when
several matters of importance will
come up. ‘
If you have everlasting headaches
consult the adrcrtlsemcnt of Homer B
Hoyt the mullet. in the United Bank
Building
The depositors of the. international
Savings and Loan Company are being
paid their five pcr1ent scmi- annual div
ldends at their local other, 12 South
Main street.
Robert and Fred. Brundage. of
South Norwalk, went to Ridaofleld to-
day for a several days‘ fishing trip
They will fish for pickorel and yellow
perch through the ice.
~Corned Shoulders, 12c.
Market.
Attorneys (‘1, II. Vosburgh and John
Keogh wont to Bridgeport. today. 1111
business in connection with the Good-
win and Gillin matters. it is expected
that they will be1loa‘cd today
A A. Raymond. of Roton llill
lost a valuable Jersey cow one day 111
cently. When he went to get the ani-
mal he found her dead. lie in of the
opinion that she choked to death.
The Palnters' Union held its rcgn'
lar scmbmonthly meeting last evening
in Control Labor Lyceum. South Main
street. but nothing outside of the reg-
ular routine business came up for
transaction.
Fred. Worden. formerly of Norwallr.
Schnub's
has been spending 11 few days at 11111
home of his mother in Center nvcnue.
Mr. Worden is now employed ltr Mount
liisco, N. Y., and returned to his (lll:
ties in that place this morning.
District peptiiy Daniel P. 11111119111111.
of Westport, will install the officers of
Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Amer—
uext Tuesday evmring. ’l‘hi1 in-
stallation will take placein Knights of
Pythias hall Washington atrcct
The meeting of the W.(‘ ..'I‘ U. will
be held with Mrs. Joseph lilthutds
Chestnut street. Friday, at 3 o‘clock.
All members are earnestly desired to
be in attendance. Will each one make
a special effort to hc. prcscnl at this
metlng,
~l)r. M. S. Rosen. Eye and Ear Spo-
cla‘lst from Bridgeport. removed his
ofllcc from the Mahackerno Hotel, to
712 North Main St.. 80. Nor-walk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
'Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 p. to. only.
Howland‘s tenth mill orrd 11.1111 11.11111.
menced today utidor the supervision of
C. A. Lockart. You have been looking
for this event for some time and now
it is here. You will look to their ad-
vertisement today anti read a page of
interesting prices for staple articles.
Among the1 many parcels mulled at
the South Norwnlk post ofiicc at
Christmas time there was one having
no address thereon. The parcel (on
tainu a bolt pin from "Edna.” and will
he held for n ahort time. 11!th whlth
if it is not 111.lrlmcd it will be sent to
the llcud hotter Office.
~—~l)cpoaii you Savlnua in The South
Norwalk Trust 00. Money doponlicd
on or before the 10th of tht.1 mouth will
draw interest from January lat.
Road the advertisement-of Brown‘a
Brralnesa College and sea. the opporinrr
ity offered to pupils of their telegraph
dbpartment. This college dcslrca lm.
motilatoly to have ten young man on-
ro‘l in this department.” on arrange-
ments just completed with an eaaiern
railroad allowa them to guarantee po-
«iiilons.
" FOR 1908.
Journal Almanac. cloth hound. . ..
Brooklyn lllagio Almanac. cloth
bound .. ........ ...............l’»ilc
Tribune Almanac ...... ...........2llc
World Almanac...................25c
Middlohrook'e Almanac... . . . . . . .. 51.1
Complete line of McKinley Music.
.5011.
101: may.
01111111111111 Stand,
1 10 NORTH MAIN STIIIT.
lilillli‘
11311111131 is 111' a... main... 611‘
'11! Raymond is in New York idday 1"
Read Glover 3 advertisement relative
‘ . 1‘11 the 11111111.. shoe
Raymond Brothers received a barge ‘
of coal this morning i
Rosa M. Niel-
—1
‘. ‘LZI'X—r’ yr-
There's noth- 1
‘ lug so bad for
a cough as
coughing!
Pectoral l
, " We have and Ayer' a Chart-{y Pactornl
lam one there is no medicine in equal. '1
There‘s nothing so good for a . ,
cough 11's Ayer' 5 Cherry '
A cough means a great deal to a young person, When there 1
is a family history of weak lungs, with perhaps a case of con-
, sumption itself. Coughs weaken the tissues, congest the mem-
' branes. and prevent healing. Ayer’ 3 Cherry Pectoral controls
the congestion and inflammation, and the cough disappears.
Your doctor will explain, for we give all doctors the formula.
in our family for over 2.5 you".
-—~ M 1111 A. 10111111011 Appleton.
J“. 0. Arm- 00.. Lowell. Hm.
Forllllun iro
Min l table!
TO BECOME FIRST
value than at my granary.
I’ve got the. combination
value, quality and price.
basis of intrinsic merit.
TO HAVE BEEN FIRST PROVES ONhY ANTIQUITY;
PROVES MERIT.
W
A dollar is worth just what it will bring. If you were
starving on a raft in mid-ocean and had a barrel of dollars
they would do you no good.‘ I candidly believe that there
’ is no place in town where a dollar brings you more real
1 refer to qualities and values,
that'I required to glv‘e good
It's my ambition to transact business with you on the
These are the honest and hon-
orable methods on which we have built the business.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
William
49 WALL STREET.
dings. Itcfraciloniuta do not pretend
111 proportion are dirt1 to this sourtc.
HOMER
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Jackson's Studio,
DIARIES AND CALENDARS
l903.
P. Beers,
Bookseller. Stationer, Engraver.
NORWALK, CONN.
E VERLA S TING HEADACHE}?
The relief by pr‘opur udjusiurrul of glasses of many 111111111 of headache
should prompt one to 11-licrc all 1111?. ii bin
1‘ yo strain before resorting to
1 but all headaches are due to eye chain.
but the1 lnc111nsing number relicx 1111 from yr 111 to your illiiliilllS that the iaru
i can rcfcr 11111 to many cases of long—
standing lioudadica and dizzlncss tun-d by my glasses,
B HOYT.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
is now producing
BEAUTIFUL WATERCOLORS.
CHOICE INDIA CRA YONS.
- #4111111 GRADE WORK ONLY.——-
0111' PLATINUM PORTRAITS 111‘
e the beat productions of the Art.
53 Wall 5%.. Norwalk.
Health by Good Living
The new auger poms are better than
even; the only drawback in the near-
city. Prudent houaowiveo will lay in
their winter's supply. Besides. they
come cheaper by the case. At all the
Health Brand atorea. Don't forget the
label. and watch for the new consign-
ment of Library Books.
on.
or R 1.1.1.. 115...“.
FOR THE NEW! YEflé
Choice Goods.
The Newest Goods.
T0 HAVE
Tire best for fire least money.
More lines ofgoods to select from.
More commence for our increasing trade.
Tile largest growth in laid: 1mi- shown.
To acconlplfrl} tiles: things we fully appreciate tile 1.11/1
" i We are, anger and determine! to we OWWMJ. .
J 0; c all must nuke way [2111 ill! m.
, flaunts. no:
“PLUMIING.
STEAM. ‘ 0
()0) WATER.
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117111111111.i
71in, Sheet Iron. Copper
aria Zinc.
r? 50 South Mala Strut. .3
A louth Nomnlwflnl.
Telephone 187-1.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Julian ll.M11in is around again af-
ter a short 1111111111 of the grip.
Miss Margaret, Harris. of Mateawnn.
N. l'.. is visiting friends in South Nor-
walk.
.lcnee's orchestra will play at edance
to be held in Silvcrn‘rine, Tuesday ev-
ening. January Zilth.
Cyrus Avery. who has beeneeriously
‘il at his home in Day street, is re
ported us considerably improved today.
Lieutenant Edward ‘P. Weed attend—
ed a theatre party in New York. last
night. with one til the companies of
the Seventh Regiment.
it has not yet been given out when
the committee appointed to draft a
bill for tht1 1orrsoiidation of the town
will get together and organize.
Benjamin Kceler. who has been the
guest of fricrith1 111 Norwuik. has re-
turncd to Baltimore. to resume his
studies at the Baltimore Medical Col-
lege.
' Eurekah Rebekah Lodge will not
nicet tonrorrow evening. The next
meeting will be held Friday evening.
January 16. when the installation will
take place.
The Misses Jennie and Annie Mag-
ucr. of South Norwalk. returned Mon~
day from 11 very pleasant visit at the
home of Miss Julie Shell, of New York.
formerly of Norwalk.
Mrs. Morrcil. of New Haven, widow
of the late I). P. Zilorreil. is in town to-
day. attendinar a hearing on the estate
of her lair husband. being. held at the
Norwalk Probate Court.
Ncwadenler Frederick H. Coleman, of
North Main Htr rel r111 ciwd a con-
:lgnmcnt. this morning. of two hun-
1-lred sets of the Fncyclopacdia Britan-
aim to distribute among his Tribune
subscribers
-Splnarh_ 201: pk. Schaub s 11111111121.
Denney S. liull, Gustave Pitzer and
Charles Ilaucht-y. 11.1; auditing commit.
1.1111. went over the books; of the finan—
.“iill secretary of P. C. [Arunsbury
liodgc. N. E. O. P.. last evening. and
“build everything in satisfactory condi»
ton.
The executive board of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Mctnodlei
‘4‘
..piscopal Church. met yeaterday utter-
110011, with Mrs. James Golden. in Fair
llcld avenue. Regular business was
transacted and refreshments were
€(‘I‘\'(‘(l. 5
District llcputy M. .l. Mullen. will
Stamford will 1011111 to South Norwnlk
this 1v1nluu. and Install the newly el‘
gotcd officers of Distrltt Division No.
. of thin 1it\'.'1n-1 installation will
take place in A. i). ll. hall, in Wash—
ington atrcct. -
Street (‘onirnlaaluucr Martin I(cl~
logg. of Norwalk. arcing the dnngcp
one condition of Wall street. this
morning. accurcd a truck load of sand
11nd unread it over the icy brick pave-
ment on U111 incllnc near the railroad
tunnel. lixrellcot reunite were se-
cured.
The many friends or T1 1111111 Ward-
1111. formerly of Norwalk now of Port
C heater, will he plea cd to hear of llll
arrival of a bouncing baby hoi in his
ironic. The infant arrived on the last
triuht of tht1 old year. Mr. Warden‘a
friends hr The Norwalka will extend
congratulations.
siren.
CITY MEETING
Mayors Ollico South Norwalit Conn
To Jouoph R. Taylor. Clerk of the City
of South Norwalk.
Sir: Dy authority ranted in the 1111
Mayor, and by remnant of the Council
a! lurid city, l hereby direct you to give
‘rrotico to tho (doctors of acid city and
of to around votlnu district of the
1 low of Norwaik. that I spatial moot.
tug of 1111M electors will be held at Mr
ion Hall, in lurid city, on Friday. Jun-
unry 91h, 11103. at 11 o'clock p, 1:11., for
the put-pore of approving a petition of
chicane and wimp” of «in city,to
the General Monthly, January now
than asking for 1111 extension of the
boundarion of said city. a division of
the town 11111111111111.1111.
Dated at the City 1118011111 Norwelli.
January 8d 1905. '
MOBTiMIm lit. LEE.
111in of the 1311: cream 111m 11. .
The above and (crown 111 11 11111
bony at the 111113111111 tall or“ warrant.
Allow
, JoanPii it. 111111.011.
111111 of the City at booth Narnia.
Young
34 00, $5. 20, $8. 80 and $8 00.
to St 00
lilllcl i Price,
98 Washington Street.
50. NORWALK.
A Chance fora
Many of our lines of roura‘ssurra are 1.11. 1.1.11.1: 11111. 11.
have decided to close out all of our Fancy Causimere, quted and
Cheviot Suits at a REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT.1 .
Suits formerly priced $5. 86 50. $8. 50 and 310. 00. are now minke
Many men, a little underalze, can be fitted nicely in 111111.. with. ,
11-11:. SMALL aov ’
who is so hard on his clothes can be fitted out at our store with [the
right kind of clothes at ONE FIFTH LESS THE ORIGINAL PRICES. .
Suite formerly priced from $2 to 36 can now he bought at from. 51.60 4
We are closing out the remainder of our SMOKING JACKETS and
BATH ROBES at about one- -third off.
Clothing of the Right Sort.
Hats and Furnishings.
Man. .
l
hills H Silliliii
411 and 50 Wall Street.
uoawmtg ‘
See What Wo’ ro Doing
Potatoes—When in want remember
that we have Long Island Potatoes
grown in Iandy soil, dry, mealy. white
cookerI. Plant to be had, 251: pk.;
95c bu. in 5 bu. lots. A few
small Potatoes, good but small, 20c pk.
ArmOur’s Star Pork without bone.
The belt Pork put into barrels now on
Iain.
Dried Beef—We rise to‘remark if
there ll one thing more than another
that thin store excells in, it is the
gamma" of it: fine cut Dried Beef.
1 have been told by Ialeamen “on the
road" that we cut more Dried Beef
than all the Itores in Norwalk com-
bined. We propose to keep the lead
by getting more to try it. Once tant-
ed always liked. We sell from 5
cents worth up.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
AFTER THE HURRY
and worry of Xmas perhaps you will have time to attend to the needn
Do not keep on straining them when perfect relief can
of your eyes.
Eggs—Last fall bought: lint 1‘11
Eggs at a price to be delivered to "
called for and every Egg warranted
good or to be made 90011.89 to hurry
them off i have decided to out the arid:-
es and cut deep. Sold on the name
guarantee as bought. Marlo good if
not good. We have sold them Ill‘wlm f
for at 301: a doz. and 98 per cent. have
proved good. War-ranted good EggI
23c doz.
No “Renovated" Wagon Gruu But-
ter Iold. Pure Butter only, 301: to.
Right price too.
Cider, sweet did you ask? i warrant
it's sweet 11: could he desired. and
made from russet appicl.1‘NM a co
tori one in the lot. Clear I.I 'wlno. And
the price? 51: qt, 22c gab, ii 9.1., 31.
be so easily secured~and at Bitch a moderate cost. 1 >1.” . t
No charge for examination.
Open every evening‘in December. ’ ‘Tl 33:]
o. B. JACKSON.
.IADUATI OPTIOIII
58 WALL STREET.
nonwuu. court. '
Wood
-..—w-_—....W 0...... .—.m m MMfinsfl ..
II New Year’ 5 Resolution.
Buy your [melt-y here.
H. S. Rood
Best Quality.
Hickory. Oak. Manley
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
16 South Mufti .Stmf
Phone lilil.
Wll.‘ GUARANTEED Aid. (lilOllil
STRICTLY FRESH
8 ll»; of Front. Flair 25 11th; Whole
Cod l’iah a 11in. lb.. Haddock 711th. lh,
Small. to rid lh.. Strait (‘od ill rtil. lir.,
Pike 12 cits. "1.. Hanan lladdle 12 ctr.
lb.. lilac Firth, flea Trout. Halibutt.
batman. Native Flat Flair lit-iii. Long
inland Craters 25 11111. at. Opened lanky
claim 30 out qtrttrt.3l1lnorh 20 lllli. sit.
DRY ESCAidilil’b. ill ore QUA ’l‘.
R J ..CUTB‘ILL
Wont Ind 11111111111111 311-111 and...
Tel. 1“-
1 South Normally. Conn.
W; blunt Ten Young Men. Bet;
AGES 0l1l7‘ and 25 if
*5. .111“ ‘
. We 1.1.5.111 111111111111 111111111111
1'01!” to like all the 19119111 who grit ‘ ’ '
thin merit.
Norwalk Chronicler