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An: Delldops.
Take some home with you.
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1 5i WASthTilon Street.
«d AT-:- L-ANE’S o '
William 0. Smith to ill with the grip,
at his home In South It‘lrlt street.
Attorney John J Walsh of Net-walk,
Is In Bridgeport, on business, today.
--All styles of Derbyl. O'Brien.
The Norwalk Musical Union will
walk.
play "lhursday night. at the batter I
tfalr. instead of Friday night as was at
first intended.
~Wbole’ Hams,
Scllaub's Market.
The Helping Hand Circle of the Nor-
wslk Methodist Church. will meet, this
evening. with Miss Lizzie Ilrockmul-
ler. of Main street.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwalk liourd of Councilmen will be
held Monday evening. in the chambers
in llavliand street.
—-Ynlt- vs. Co. it‘, Monday night.
Antone Nuggc has retained Judge
We to lie lb:
John ll. Light to defend him In the
[ital liars ides
-A cempicte lino Merceilzed Moire.
Sileains Percallue: In fact. all Tip to
date Linings. Special reductions on
all Drona Goods. M. S. Smith & Co.
Read the guarantee of the Public
Market In its advertisement.
Schaub is making another cut in
beef. Read all about. it In his adver-
tlsement.
~Evap0rntcd Apples, l0c
pkg. .Ioselolf's, No. Main St.
Read the New York (rm cry Corn-
panys advertisement. today for flour
and other food news.
The ladies are interested In the. Mill
End Sale of the llowland Company. in
Bridgeport. ltcad their ad. today.
~l’ork Chops 12W.- lb. Sausage. 10c.
liuyes’.
Under the professional head appears
the advertisement. of Mrs. Frederick
Schuyler Wartlwell. teacher of singing
and harmony. Read her advertise-
ment for further partlcuars.
Everything is'ready today for the,
white sale at the Boston Store. This
firm is using three columns in this
issue to simply give a hint of the. pi‘lc
es and a few items of the imm'cusc
sale. .
~(‘hickens 16c. llT. iiaycs'.
The matter of the. dissolution of the
Pierson Manufacturing Company and
the appointment “of. a receiver is
scheduledto eccnpy part of thc atten-
tion of Judge G. W. Wlicclcr, iii the
Superior Court, today.
Owing; to the pressure of business. at
the annual meeting of the South Nol‘
walk Congregational Church the Bible
study hour for the teachers was post
pencil until tomorrow evening at 8
o‘clook In the east parlor.
~Pot Roast, tic Tip. Schaub's Mkt.
Greene & l‘luncan, with an office at
Lu Wall street. are advertising the cel
ebrated Sheba mine. This firm gets
out a very Inter-ending panipb'et rela~
tive to this property and you should
send and get one. Turn to'their ad
vertisement. .
The red tag sale of (.‘omstock Bro:
there is a. wonderful successs and to
encourage a little more interest this
coming Saturday a large advertise
ment appears in this issue. This firm
tells us that the last. week has been
a tremendously busy one with them.
——Good Corned Beef (lo lb. llayes‘.
Oliver S. Stanley led the erecting of
the Young Peoples' Society. held last
evening. in the ludrce‘ parlor of the
Nor-walk Congregational chapel. Tire
meeting was largely attended and prov-
ed of much interest, nearly everyone
present taking some part in the ser»
vice. ..
E. Beale Lockwood has entered a
motion for the suit-T of the. book no-
conrfta of the Stamford Printing and
Publishing Company. in the Superior
Court. This is another move in clos-
ing out the affairs of the Stamford Tel:
cgram. which suspended publication
many months ago. ‘
Congressman Hill, of this district.
hasannouuced his Intention of taking
a long trip next summer. Mr. Hill is
sometimes known as the “globe trot.
t'er' among his colleagues and by next
fall he will have earned the title. This
trip he intends to visit Egypt and the
Holy Land. lie may also again visit
Siberia. Mr. Hill will be gone several
months.
3—Yele vs. Co F. Monday night.
Next Sunday Rev. Paul Meme Stray-
cr will preach on the theme “Blessed
Are the Unoffended," at the Smith
Norwalk Congregational Church The
reaper addrest tmill be on "An Easy
Joke." The veeper services until
after Easter will be of. - more ev ange-
__ little character. An after meeting
» -. will he held the comln Sunday and on
following Sandinghfi e close of ves-
pars.
Much Interest has been shown In
the nightly meetin. held at the
Methodist Church they have been
'r‘weli attended. ey will be con
tinned this week. T Martin Kellogg, of
Norwalk. an enthusiastic lay worker.
“a present at one of the meetings
and assisted Mr Bvrnee Mr. Kellogg
also conducted the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evenlng.—Ridgefleld
Press.
per lb.
~41uh Hams 1836c lb. Hayes}.
, cilighest Grade
of Cigars.
‘ WALTHAM
A spr‘ciallyreoommmidfor those
action brought against him by Joseph
Even. at South .iorwalk Hungarian.
A feature of the old fashioned barn
dance. to be given by Uncut-T Iiayiuuk—
«rs. tonight. will be a prize waltz, lTT
thcn there are quite. TT number of en-
tries.
mSciatch, strntch scratch; unable
to attend to lithium-TH during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching piles
horrible plague. Dean's Ointment
cures. Never falls. At any drug store,
.50 cents.
The L). M. itcud (10.13 making its
advertisement especially attractive to
the- ladlts and gentlemen. loo wboaro
interested in saving on high grade
goods.
The current of fresh water from tch
Nerwalli ltivT-r. assisted by the rhod-
T-T'uted wvathcr, has caused the Ice III
the upper harbor to break up and final
down.
——-Crackcl Wheat per pkg. Ii'Tc. Joni»
.olf'u. ,
"Tllc iimiis of Milford A. Gilliu ililtl
|l.TTTT Goodwin, being sold at very loTT
prices In the former store of Harry
Goodwin. nTe attraiTtlug crowds. lead
their advertisement
The members of the Winthmp (‘lub
pr~ocllted basketball in the town as
Tambiy hall, last night. The clubs
team cxptcts to play a prTTcTtiTo gTTTiTTt
TTitb the Montauka shottlv.
—-T’I‘chs the. burn out: heals the
Wound; cures the. pain. In. 'I‘homau'
ltlciecfric (III. the. household remedy.
Judge. it]. hi. Luckwood. of Norwalk,
In errcT-Teiitirig [Ill storkhoideis to ill--
Pierson Munltfnttuiing Company. who
.Tiir applying for a rct 'eltf’r below the
St: llflifil‘ Court, In Bridgeport tod: I).
evening in the Sons of ’l‘eiuptrnnci-
rinll, at Slivtiminc, under the auspi-
res of tha Methodist Protestant t hurc h.
of that plate has been postponed I‘m
on!) week.
mi) lb pail Lord (:00. Haycs'
There will be a meeting of the I.-eg
islatlve f‘oiiiutittcc appointed by the
South Notwalk (‘ounctl and approved
by the city. on Saturday Tvening at
o'clock, ut the, Council Chandler.
liaviluud strtet.
important meeting.
All of the arrangemtnts for the
‘inusqtterndc soil-cc" of illntoln t‘ouu-
oln Council No. 4. O. U. .M. have
been (Timur lated and the affair W'Ilifll
will be. llelii this evening. lll Mystic
Chain Hall, Washington stici \Till
undoubtedly be a big suc'cess. l‘lT
special exhibition drill by the degree
team will (eminence at 8: 30. followul
‘)y the giand march. after Whit b there
will be dancing until after midnight.
--Speclal inducements in the lion
cry and Underwear Dept. preparatory
tor new arrivals. Corsets of all Sizes
and makes. M. S. Smith & Co.
Charles Yost drlTor for Contractm
llarry W. Mather, attempted to cross
the trolley tracks In front of Arc are l".
Nashs shoe repairing establishment.
in North Main street Wednesday at-
ernoon when one of the front
wheels caught in the track, snapping
it off and breaking the axle. The Ty ag-
on uhith was loaded with lumber
was taken to Luther M. Wright s car
riage shop In Madison street for re-
pairs
l’relntc Lady Palmerton. (.2 lit-illne—
‘ltil‘t, will install the officers of the new
lodge of Shepherds of Bethlehem. to be
instituted in Stamford. this evening.
Tt was at first thought that Mrs
‘ll‘OWfl. of Souh waalk would per-
mm these duties. but she finds that
The will be unable to do so it is ex-
)ected that several of the supreme offi-
ers will be present. All those going
from The Norwnlks are requested to
take the 8 oclock tr.nin
ISChusic‘ l
FUR TlllS‘WEEK.
Little Boy in Blue
Charge of the Light Brigade
in the Valley of Kentucky
Where the Orange Blossoms Grow
Mr. Dooley
Dear Old Stars and Stripes
Those Tantalizing Eyes
Tlo'lemars this Said
I0 uoh‘ru mm sneer. T
in
'ttiis ulll be Ti vTry
WATCHES.
WOW watches for accurate
tint:
is: gold, gold filled and sil-
Mam.
hold a meeting Sunday In South Nor- ‘
The Y. M. C A. Mandolin Club will
'l he entertainment sT-hedulid for it Ti-T
they would do you no soot .
basis of intrinsic. merit.
ornble methods on which
Buy Out: That's Cleari.
THE SOUTH N'OIRWAI.
TO HAVE IIEN FIRST 1PHOVIC ONLY ANTIQUITYI
TO BECOME FIR! PROVE. MERIT.
A dollar In worth just what It will bring. If you were
starving on a raft in mid-t can and had a barrel of dollars
I candidly believe that there
Is no place In town where: dollar brings you more real
value tlinn‘at my sranary1 lrefer mortalltics and values.
I've not the combinatl0n1tbnt's required to give good
value, quality and price
It's my ambition to tr’tTlnsact business with you on tho
hese are the honest and Iron
. To have built the luminous.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
hail l. lTTSTTT,
PLuuma.
3mm '
nor “in.
am. one
rirrma.
71m Sheet Iron, Copper :
em like.
00 South Main Street.
000th Nor-walk. 00am
Telephone 187-8.
4
How small the defect In your eyes
with It when I find I!
refer you to the best surgeon.
HOMERlB HOYT.
Room 9 Unilati Bank Building
()Illto hours is to II: 45; 12:45 tD Ii: Iii).
Spcclnt Appointments at couveuT
l903.
NO name
REFnAchTTTo OPTICIAN,
cm: i: of palm
DIARIES AND CALENDARS,
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET. 1 NORWALK, CONN.
'll seaith it out and know what to do
If an optical decTt the proper glasses.
if disease,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Satufigy eveningsl " fl
Jackson's Studio.
Is now ll reducing
FINE PHOTOGRA PHS. 1
Jacxsori's STUDIO
BEAUTIFUL WATER— COLORS,
CHOICE INDIA CRA YONS
—-IIIGH GRADTT WORK ONLY.—
Our PLATINUM Pillt'l‘liAl'l‘S are the best productions of the Art.
153 Wall sci. Norwaik.
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city.
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Health bv Good Living
The new sugar periji are better than
even; the only drawback is the scar-
Prudent housewives will lay In
their winter's supply. Besides.
come cheaper by the cane. At all the
Health Brand stores:t D‘oh't forget the
, label. and watch for the new cousin-
ment of Library Books.
Clearing Sale, ofSHoes.
they
$|.95
Men's 33. co and its. so Patent Leath-
er, Vlci Kid and lies Calf Shoes. on
hand welt: and good sizes. ‘
\.
$1.95
$I.90
$1.69,
Lndies' Wei: Paient Leather: and
fine Kid Shoes, Cuban heels, a dress
shoe cut down from $3.00.
Ladlee’ Fine Extension Sole Button
Shoes. kid tip. loft, fine leather In up-
per; 0‘ C and D Widths, former price,
92.50.
x$l.90
use
$l.25'
Men's Calf Tip, Lace Shoes, good.
shape and good eolld leather III
through. out down from $2.00.
$l.25
950.
s
Men’s Tip and
1 Iain Lace Shoes.
strong, all sizes, everyday.
. 2950.
CHICAGO HAO .10,” FIRE.
CHICAGO Jan. Iii—Fire.
broke out at an early hour today, do:
steered I large Tenancies-tn: block at
Canal and Hedi-on streets. ceasing a
loud estimated at 3100.
which
m
Olsen’s 5 0e. Sole.
loeaev DAILY paws eueesnoe.
pm In 10.—~'I‘hhnerb’ybliiy‘
News “I; «mil-d pollination, theThom
Moon confined in the encasement
-oyutordnyhe support
‘- advertiser-e hmfltyhdM-‘M
-‘ mush-eon will lune ev-
.Mepmtobdeanedtho
encoder pickets It the railroad
. .etatlonl to tempt? in men who
mm be brought here.» urine at-
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
—A rule of tTlmmed and untrlmmed
flats at greatly reduced prices on Sat-
urdny and Monday. Jan. 17 and 19th. at
Mrs A. Altcnbrundt' a, 31 South Main
Street
About twenty members of the Girls
I"I'IPIIIII_V Society of Trinity Church
met at the Ironic of Mrs. Jean Dnmor-
tier. In Falrfield avenue. last evening. .
and were Instructed in the art of em-
brolderlng. The young ladies proved
very apt pupils and a very enjoyable
two hours was spent. After the lesson
all adjourned to Trinity Church.
where they listened to the entertain-
mcnt given by the. ladies.
«Fresh or ('orned HockT-T 10c
Hayes’.
1 he Hebrew Social (luh held a recep-
tion Wednesday evening. In Raymond' H
II).
m. .wmw
this part of the country, we are clearing off all of this unedh'o 03k
that with the beginning of another Fall and Winter you will IIM Mill. 1
lug but new fresh goods from which to make your selection. in order” 1
to accomplish this surely we have made prices on all that we have on . .
hand so low that they must appeal strongly to the thrifty and critical I‘ ‘ ‘
people of on. vicinity.
Remember that time good: are all of this unom make and hav-
uTe right style. ' .
Youthe' suite and Overcoate, were 86.00 to 012.00: setting new for
03.60, 04.00, 04.80, 85.,20 $0.00, $6.,40 80.80, 08.00.
Men's Suits and Overcoate, were $8.50 to 822.00: selling new for
$4.80, :6. on, us. so, 33.00, 89.00, 311.20, 312.00, 313.20, sumo, 016.00. '
IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. ‘ ‘ "
Suite and Overcoate, prices range $1.00, 32.,00 02.40, 82.80. 03.00.
03. 60. 34 00, “”80
These Suite and Overcoat: cold formerly from 82. 50 to $750.0
We are selling Tequee and Term that were 486 for 20¢.
girls or boys.
aegi‘e
25c, 39c and 48c Underwear, to clone,at19c. .' ' 1] T’
STIITTl 8: Print Willis
98 Washington Street, 43 and b0 Wall Street,
$0.,NORWALK. NORWALM- ~
liull Washington street. Music. for
the. dancing was furnished by Willie
.Iuscm and HTTTTy Harris on the violin
and Miss Esther Harris on the piano
and was lndulged in until after mid-
night. (.uests were present from the
Stamford Club and were royally en-
tertuined. The affair was given un-
der the direction of P. Needle.
——Creum of Wheat, lie. 1“. D. Law-
town a Co.
E: Mayor George B. Bunion and A.
Fl. Ponrcroy left this morning. for New
York cltv. and this afternoon will sail
for Cuba on the steamship Yu‘c.atan
They will make a month‘s tour In the
interests of the Cuban- American Litm-
lTer f'ompnny and will make an ex-
tensITe Inspection of the company's
of Norwalk.
The decorating committee of the Hat-
ters' fair meet tonight In Labor Lyceum
fair meet tonight In Labor Lyceum
rooms. The members are M. l‘ iial
lock. Mrs. Annie. Goddard, Miss Kate
Baker. Mrs. McFarland Miss Bell
Roe. Mrs. Beers, Miss Mary Wllkln
son. John Yost. Fred 1‘. Stabell ltaiph
Gregory Frank Fltzmnurlcc. Ernest
Erbtcr. It is proposed that the dec-
orations. like every thing connected
with the fair. will be on a scale of
magnificentc hitherto unattempted in
affairs of this kind
—-—Another lot of those Ribbons, all
widths and colors l0c. yd. Special re
duction on Sofa Pillows, 25c ea M. S.
Smith & Co.
LABOR CONFLICT IN LYNN, MASS.
Cutter. in Nine Shoe Factorly Are
Out on Strike Today.
LYNN. Mass.. Jan. Ill—A labor
conflict, which business men four will
prove to be the most severe in the
history of Lynn shoemaklng. was be
gun here today when In nine factories
the butters went out on strike in ac
cortlfince with instructions given by
the Shoe Cutters‘ Assembly, Knights
of father»; The strike follovm the pre-
sentatlon by the Knights of Labor cut
ters of a new price list which action.
It is claimed violates a contract made
between the manufacturers whose help
has stopped work and the boot and
shoe workprs‘ union This contract
it is said. by agreement. the Knights
of Labor Critters also accepted. The
fact is not concealed in the view of
the situation, that the real Issue is one
of authority between the Cotton;
Union of the Knights of labor and
the Boot and Shoe Workers Union
All the factories involved are those
using the union label under the agree-
ment which the cutters are said to
have violated.
The. strike order went Into effect to-
day about an hour after the usual time
for opening the factories. The cutters
who went out number about 200 men.
As almost every other department
is dependent upon the cutters for their
work In the material upwards of 8. 000
shoe employee are Indirectly Involved
In the strike and unless the places of
those who have stopped work are fill
ed promptly, a complete shut down
of factories is threatened.
Under the contract between the
Boot and Shoe Worke ‘ Union and the
manufacturers. the U a meet an w
enncles in another department. Al
soon as the cutters went out today.
the manufacturers demanded that the
Boot and Shoe Werkere' Union per-
form their contract. This, the Union
claims. It readily can do. as fast a!
they coho out of the factories today
the strikers went to K. "of L. Assembly
Huh cute were made at
footed are: Home: Brothers. Arthur
3 Gloyd. Wemnwmcom a
crane Lem a an 1m -
company 000.3. Stabilisation 00mm
“Weed enema shun:
w I: Conway and aw .Herflck
pony. lemorthreeothortec-
the men can to remain until
(in sleek already put out for the cut.
tint reenlis- MW” up.
m can Turnover: lustre
which to a guarantee of perfection.
it for half price? It makes fine Biscuit,
Griddle Caku. Waffles and Bread.
you would like to try it, just leave your
name, street and number here, and the
will entitle you to a package for half
price (5 etc.) You cannot afford to let
this offer pan.
propertlts. During ex Mayor Buxton s . Vanilla Cr stale are stron er than
Absence the Interests of the Terry lleef ever Try tbyem.10c. 0 to 25¢: ’"dflm'fl that.
ompany will be looked after by James .
n. Woodhull. of Bridgeport, formerly Bu°kw""" w° “WM m" 3“" "m °ur WWW mph? of ”am.
wheat of the lame party that has eup-
aasortment of Sea Food.
eases coo, unnoocx. sensors,
SEA racer, PIKE, PICKEREL.
FLAT men. renos'rimsn, new.-
Tom;
times whereas sun PRAWN.
west Ind museum om» Bridge
road to take all the chads wlT T graduate from .. ,
Always Alive, Awake And
On The Move. ‘
“Prone," a product of the H- O 60., piled on with such a good article _
years past, only to find. it Tp r t ..
time. The} any a was I hit one at and
ground too early. Now we MW
of a later grinding and exp!“
faction. If you have any of the
return It and get some 00.00. .
, Cider did you day? Well, Isn't It
lmacking good? If you haven’t sampl-
ed it it In time you did. Sweet? 7",,
of course It is.
Say, wouldn't you like to get some of
If
H.O Co. will send you a coupon which
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Eggs that were 23: now advent:
Brand Goods.
AFTER THE HURRY
and worry of Xmas. perhaps you will have tlmh to attend to the need!
of your eyes. Do not keep on straining them flien perfect réllef m
be so easily secured-mud at such a moderate cost. .
No charge for examination. ~ .
Open every evening in December. 1' "' {13:13
O. B. JACKSON
.IADUAY. OPTIOIAN
V
GI" WALL STREET, NORWALNT CONN-
Best Quality! ' .
Hickory, Oak." Map
Chestnut and“ Pine.
Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bro
rs: mm nit-Sioux . ~
We are receiving every day a large
Including:
charts. seesaw“...
R J. CUI‘BILL
Tel. 1?.”
Aoes of 17 and 25. T! -
Telegraphu. We Guarantee"
Them PositiOns. .
We have just completed arrangements with
Norwalk Chronicler