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I believe there is no bet-
ter Natale! used. than we
put (four Home Made Can-
F. A. LANE.
dies.
5| Washington Street.
tutti-l ins Notes.
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The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
Schaub. the butcher. has changed
the prices in his advertisement today.
fiend it. .
—All styles of‘Dcrbys. O'Brien.
The D. M. Read Company is adver-
tising novelties in dress trimmings and
also a sale of jewelry. *
Seymour. the leading grooer, is ad-
vertising specials for this week. Read
the advertisement. it will pay you. ‘
The Howland liry (lends Company
is advertising valentines. pongee silks
nd some specials of their rummage
ale.
—-Salt or Fresh Hooks. 10c lb. Hayes'
-I.orerrzo Dibble ls offering sweet Ja-
maica oranges at 30 cents per dozen.
Read his advertisement for more. good
values.
The New York Grocery Company ad~
vcrtlscs butter below cost for tomor-
row. Its advertisement is also tilted
to overflowing with specials. ltead it
The Girls‘ Friendly Society of Trin-
ity Church held a- meetlng last night
in the. basement parlors. It was an
admittance service and badges Wei-c
given three new members. Rev. ltom-
illy F. Humphries'gave an interesting
address.
—Seedless Oranges I5 for 25c.
Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Richard Warner. of Torrlngton.
daughter of the late Martin Craw. oi
Norwalk. spent yesterday with Miss C.
A. Craw. Chestnut street. Mrs. Warn-
cr at one time was a teacher in the. old
school house that used to stand near
Nash' s tin shop.
The executive COIllliil of the State
Branch of the American Federation of
Labor wrll meet in'Danbury next Mon-
day. The principal purpose of the
meeting is to elect a chairman of the
legislative committee in place of Hon-
ry Beiri of Hartfordmwho has resigned.
——2 pkgs. Korn Krlsp. 25c. Joseloff‘s
The committee haying in charge the
annual ball of the Ai'ioii Singing Socie-
ty will hold a meeting tonight at ii
o‘clock, at the business office of Henry
li‘l'Oeb. The chorus of the society held
:i very successful rehearsal last night.
under the direction of Daniel Loeser.
Prof. E. T. Nelson's class in physi-
cal development at the South Norwalk
Club will come to an end tonight. The
professor has been very successful in
iormlng a class outside of the club
among the business men which he
will start as soon as the prcsent one
closes.
—Hello! Where are you going? To
the Nor-walk Sporting Club dance.
Four members of the Company D
relay team to take. place in the athletic
tournament. February 13th. have been
chosen and. are Spencer S. Adams
Charles Kelley: W. W. Storey. The,
choice of the. remaining contestant lies
between George L. Woodward and Ed-
gar Parker.
The annual reception of the Brown
llusiness College. of Bridgeport. will
be held in Masonic Temple. Broad
street. that city. this evening. A large
delegation of faculty and pupils of the
South Norwalk Brown College will be
prescnt. All of the friends of the
students here are invited.
—Clcarlng irp sale of Gerrts'. Ladies'
and Children's Underwear. Gents' 29c.
Ladies' and Children‘s 190. Children's
50c Wool Hose 19c. pr. M. S. Smith &
Co.
Charles DeWitt Rogers. of Comstock
Brothers, went to the Hospital. yester-
day. for treatment. Mr. Rogers ap-
pears iii the best of health. biit is trou—
bled cousiderable with catarrh of the
stomach. and a course of treatment.
such as he Is to take. is the. only way
of permanent cure. Mr. Rogers ex—
pects to rest for at least two weeks and
possibly three.
There has been no change yet in the
strike of the Dyers' Helpers which af-
fects many of the hat factories in this
city. Helpers are working in the fac-
tories where they have secured the
wages that they asked for. two dollars
a day. President Frank G. Clark. of
the Dyers' Helpers‘ Union. said this
. morning. that the men were still out
from the other factories. but that it
was expected that the trouble would
be settled this week.—Danbury News.
The Sparta and
Reokaway Cigars
5: mi or $2.00 her In. '
They have that rare aromatic flavor
that gratifie- nnd anodes.
A taste the moat refined—such lin-
ger: on the palate and leaves no fault
to Ind with the snub and sochny
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ROUSERS
Lower than Ever Before.
We now throw our entire stocks of trousers into the sale at such greatly rtduced prices that every trouser-
needing plan my supply his. need at a mere traction oi the usual price Good trousers for work. business and dress with
all the profit cut out and part oi the‘cost price added to make-the saving irresrstible.
Come while all sizes in all lines are at your disposal.
$2 and $2.50 Trousers.
Some strictly all wool. well made. in mixtures that don’t show dirt. built to last and give extraordinary service.
‘ Cut to $l.48
$3 and $3.50 Trousers
Including very many handsome patterns in mixtures and stripes Ior business and dress weir. an excellent as-
smtmeni to rick from,
Cut to $l.98
$4.00 and $5.00 Trousers
Whichinclude the entire range of iancv Clt2VIOl and worsted trousers. up-to-daie in cut. tinely tailored and
equal in tit ani style to custom‘ made at double or more.
Cut to $2.98
$5.00 patterns made to measure $3.48.
Don't delay. but come while the sale is young and choice unrestricted.
The best bargains go first.
The wonderiul bargains which have made our Great Red Tag Sale famous all over this sec'i in Cliiiil‘tue to
attract the attention of economical people. This trouzer is only one of many money-saying features of this greatest oi all
clothing sales.
.
COMSTOCK BROS.’
South Norwalk.
Tel. Call. 652-2.
.Norwalk.
Tel. Call 44-4
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Read Dr. Dick‘s announcement to vw / ~\ /"\—/W\_/'\\ Wow.
dav. .
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—Men s It Buys Winter Cups. O Brien. ‘
John Wood. ticket agent at the Nor»
walk railroad station. was forced to go
home. this morning because'of an at-
tack of illness.
Nothing that we can't "stand by" comes in g
to our store or goes out of it. , .
I . . .
George L. Woodward resumed his Our reputation Stands behinds everything PLUMBING.
duties at the. Bank of Norwalk as tcl- we sell, STEAM
ler. this morning. after ii several days‘
M... a, a... m. TAKE OUR OATS FOR EXAMPLE: ’
it is expected that the Norwalk Fire They're carefully screened—all the dust. "OT WA TER:
Police pool tournament will be resuirr . , , _
ed shortly, One game was played 'lmvg. dirt and chaff Sifted out. We don t want to in- ‘ND GAS
da . but this was the first iir several ' .
"in. The members have “m “W“ crease the number of wrnd broken horses. Give & FITTING.
taking a great deal of “new,“ m m... your animals wholesome food—they deserve it. ‘ . ‘
tournament.
—.\ll widths 'l‘afl‘cta and Fancy Rib.
bons. 10c yd; Hamburg Edgings. Laccs.
(ialloons. lnscrtings. Footings. fancy
and plain. at special low prices. Coin-.
plete assortment. of Silk .op Collars.
25c ea. M. S. Smith & Co.
Miss Bridget Walsh. of Norwnlk.
visited relatives in town on Siiirday.-— .
Miss Bessie Stanley and Harry E. lia-
vis. of Norwalk. were guests of Chnr-
Fes Stanley on Sunday—Tire venera-
ble Edwin Fitch. who was taken ill at
the home of his granddaughter. Mrs.
C. H. Taylor. and was removed to the
Norwaik hospital. some weeks ago.
was discharged from the institution
And we sell it.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
' Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Valen tines
NOW READY.
Telephone. 137-3.
—~N. Y. State Eggs 25c doz. F. D.
Lawton E. Co
Coleman the newadealer is advertls‘
Tuesday. thoroughly cured.-—Georgc- ing sheet music at is cts. for Saturday
{own correspondent of .Ridgelicld W 1 only.
“'33- 'I‘he Covernln Biard of the South
ll lam P. Beers, ' . .
Norwalk Club win
night, at 8 o'clock.
—-Half Price Sale of Gents' Launden
meet tomorrow
Bookseller Stationor. Engraver.
ForSaturday only.
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN. ed and Unlaundered Shirts. 29 and 59c.
SHEET MUSIC 15c __ We invite your attention to Remnant
lncluding‘ ' ' ' “-F‘ ' ”‘—"““‘“' Sale Dress Goods and ‘1)omestlcs. M
City of Sighs and Tears MADE-TO-ORDER-GIASSBS S Smith & CO-
Comstock Br'others trouser sale
which is a feature of this store every
six months. is now under way and the
prices seem to be lower than ever.
Read their advertisement.
. —-'I..egs Lamb 1282c and He
iForequarters 8 and tile. Hayes'.
Miss Tessie Connors of South Nor-
walk. who underwent an operation at
. the Stamford hospital. is getting along
nicely and it is expected that she will
be able to return home In a few days.
—Very few brands of Cigars hold
. their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
t dnrd brands.
The twenty- -flrst annual meeting of
the Union Ex- -P;lsoners of War Assoce
lotion of the State of Connecticut will
The Whistling Girl
0h. Didn't He Ramble
In Old Panama
Please Let Me Sleep
The Night You Promised Me. ‘
LARGE VARIETY OF VALENTINES.
Coleman’s News Stand ‘
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
‘ Eye Classes are not worn as an ornament. but they need not be the re
verse. Ill—fitted Glasses are nearly always disfiguring. Perfect fitting ones
never. i
HOME R B HOYT‘.
'REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building South Nor-walk, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11:45:12:45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings 7-.9
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
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warrior?“ 3 m..- we £2121 cow...
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WOICE INDIA’ CRAYONSu
Riverside and Royal Grades;
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ll
—HIGH GRADE WORK ONLY.—
Our PLATINUM PORTRAITS are tho best productions of the Art.
specially reoommaidal for thosel Junk-on'o studio. 53 Wall on. Norwolk. gru'tf'ii‘a‘i‘ici‘.‘ 1°§§°§fiflgs all;
moms] watches for accurate. .m.-. ~~£~~~ l-~ , _._~,_-m...._.._--....,_- .5}figgfiy§;‘g§;¥ ‘“ “‘4 “W
lime. . ‘. Health by Good Livrng —-Umbrellu and Conan O'Brien.
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' mid ~ ' 1nd ' -i l ' "The new an r pens are better than; 1' W
h ' you find at l i even; the 0:11?th in the no» ' We “"7 ' '5“ "W on “0°“ 0‘
her as“, . lTrunes Gretchen and er Surgical
, city. Prudent housewives will lay In 'lechnnionl Am WWII!-
l their wining. «only, Baton. the: l r, uuippogtor Attila.
i- 0“
coar- minimums. Hum 05
much mm. co
Cut Deep
We have made an unusually deep cut in the prices of our Youthl‘
Suits and Oyercoats and Boys Short Trousers Suits. Every garment
manufactured for this season‘s trade by reliable manufacture".
Don't hesitate to bring that boy here as soon as possible,
YOUTHS' SUITS (ages 15 to 10.)
mod to 35.50 Qualitlol, cut to 03.98.
00.50 to $10.00 Qualities, cut to 08.40.
YOUTHS' OVEHCOATS.
“.0010 $6.50 Qualities cut to $3.08.
$8.50 to $10.00 Qualities, cut to $6.49.
BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S MIXED SUITS,
Formerly Priced $2.00 to 03.50, out to 81.49 to $2.59.
MEN'S BOSOM SHIRTS. N.
All of our newest patterns in Colored Shirts also a lot of platted bo-
som White tBhirts that were formerly priced $1 to 81.60, cut to 89c.
iroquolslsnug fitting Wool Ribbed Underwear, that was reasonably
priced $2.00 per garment. cut to $1.25,
Many exlcellent Men's Suits and Overconts left at greatly reduced
prices.
OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINOS ONLY. '_
Salient & Piiii, Willis H Silliii,
93 Washington Street. 48 and 50 Wall Street.
so. NbRWALK. NORWALsJ.
E Co
And get some pf those fine sweet JA-
MAICA ORANGES. A new lot. war-
ranted sweet as sugar Thin skin; fine
pulp; every Wily right 30c doz.
WHITE ONIONS are scarce. Sell-
ing at 15c qtl We have plenty now
at 10c qt.
THOSE POTATOES improve In
quality. But in town at the start. No
frozen Potatoes here. Several cus-
tomers have remarked without any
prompting what good Potatoes they
were- L°“9 """d Potatoes, be“ in some of the best Tea on this market!
town. 25c peck. ‘ Try and prove it.
Lorenzo Dibble. 4
ONE POSITIVE ATTRACTION that i
never gets played out, is our THIN
CUT SLICED BEEF. Try once and
buy always. .,
PRIDE OF THE FARM CATSUP'
is all thaf‘ can he desired—15c. Alon".
Catsup at 6 and 1°C bottle.
REMEMBER THE SCHEPP'S 00‘
COANUT. 10c pkga.. tic. Because we.
are over-baught on it.
SWEET POTATOES. Nice new lot,
all sound. right size. 15c 2 qtl.
WASHBURN if. CROSBY’S FLOUR.
New stock of the beat Flour on the
market, 70c bag.
NEW TEA. Did you know i have
W9
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more 'HEadachea.
Nervousnesti and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. If
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best pOIICy to
find out the cause? Onr examination is very thorough and costs you
nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted is
our guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON
.IADUATI OPTIOIAN
as WALL eraser,
NORWALK. cons. ,r
. Best Quality . it
Hickory. Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
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WA]. THAM and EL GIN watches have no superior.
Samples of various grade: In stock,
H. S. Rood,
16 South Main Street South Norwalk. Conner-"I":
The Bridge Fish Market
FRESH ARRIVAL TODAY OF ALL
KIND OF FISH.
FRESH ARRIV L TODAYL OF ALL
KINDS OF FISH.
Including Flat Fish. Frost. Perch. Pol-
lock. to clb.: Roe Shad. Sea Bass. Pike.
Pickercl. Siscoeil. Smelt. Flnnen Had-
die 12c: Blue Fish. Weak Fish. Halli-
but Stead Cod‘ Extra Large Green
Smelt. Eels.
Oysters 26c yt.: Long Clams 30c
qt .; Live lobsters: Kale. 100 pk.
R J. CUTBILL.
wm Ind w Ington oer-m Bridge.
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We Wan Ten your Meir. Beliveeii
Age of 17 and 25’). to Learn
lleleoraphu. We Guarantee
I Them Positions. . ‘3“
We have just completed arrangements within
road to take till the pupils who graduate from our to
department
Come by and lotus taikjhis matter over.
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Norwalk Chronicler