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LANE'S FAMILY MEDICINE
WIFE? :rii‘i'lfitww £35333
SPECIAL .31an
0F
LADIES" PERCALEI WRAPPERSI
At 79 cents
In the staple washable colors.
Sizes 32 to 44.
E. K. BAN KS,
45 l 47 WEST WASHINGTON 811,
Mnhnckomo Hotel Block.
Luraiiiewsllulrs
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Rain or
snow late tonight and Sunday. An
311‘?! of high pressure is central over
the lake region. The disturbance which
was central in Texas yesterday morn- l
ing. has moved eastward. and is now
central in the loWer Mississippi Valley. ’1
it is producing snow tllis morning, as
far north as Chicago. and rain as far
east as Knoxville, Tenn. it will prob-
ably reach this vicinity tonight. and
continue over Sunday. I
I
Christopher ray. of Franklin street, ‘
who has been III at his home In South
Nor-walk, for the past. four weeks. has
secured a position with Butcher Jacob
Schaub.
Rev. Karl Kretzmalln. of Stamford, i
will conduct the services for the Ger-
man Lutherans. in the chapel on Main
street. Sunday. at 7:30 p. m.. preaching
from Ephesians il..2.
—~Ladics' Umbrellas. O’Brien.
The Oflicers' Association of the
South Norwalk Fire Department will
hold its regular meeting tonight at:
the quarters of the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company. in Haviland street.
James E. Smith. of South Norwalk.
received word of the death of his sis-
ter. Mrs. N. 'l‘. McGratb. at her home
in Waterbury. Tile funeral will take
place today. In Falls Village. Mr.
Smith is in attendance.
I ——-Salt Pork. 10c 1b., at Hayes's.
Jacob, Morris. of Church street. Is
spending a few days at his home. Mr.
Morris is in the United States navy.
He recently sustained a fall while on
his ship, and until recently was In the
hospital recovering from its effects.
Dr, Thomas A. Riordan. who at pres-
mat is conducting a dental business III
Danbury. has purchased the hotel busi-
ness conducted by his father. on the
New Canaan road. and has also taken
possession. Dr Riordan intends to
close tip his dental Office In Danbury.
The Sunday morning Children' s
talks and the evening prelude on cur-
rent events of the w.eek that have been
omitted from the services of the First
Methodist Church during the month
of January on account of special meet—
ings. will be resumed tomorrow. 'ihe
evening prelude subject will be. “Tile
Strike in Waterbury "
Sunday. the 15th last. will be Y. M.
C. A. day In the churches of The Nor—
walks In every church with the ex-
ception of St. I 8111' 5. Norwalk. and the
East AIenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Y. M. C. A., of this city
will supply the speakers, and take
charge of one service. The reason for
St. Paul's and the East Avenue church
being excepted. Is that these churches
had previously arranged special pro-
grams. but they will devote one ser-
vice to this cause on a future Sabbath.
moved to Woodward avenue. ,
J. E. banner, of Wilton avenue. Nor-
walk. spent yesterday In New Haven.
*“BOYB' Hats and Caps. O’Brien.
Selectman Samuel Lyrics. of NOT“
walk. spent yesterday in New York
city.
Holy Hour sources were held at St.
Mary's Church last night at 7:30
o cl.oclI
——Pork Chops, 1253c lb.;
10c. . Hayos‘.
Miss Sadie Brown, cashier in W. S.
Sturtsvant's store, spent yesterday lll
Bridgeport.
Sausage,
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held Monday night.
'r-All exquisite line of Candles. all
flavors, 10c lb. M. S. Smith & 00.
Joseph Richards, of Burritt avenue,
has secured a position with the North.
port Oyster ConlDImY-
Mrs. M. Bloss. of Newark, N. .l.. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Mil-
ler_ of Madison street.
~Pork Tendcrlolns and Canons. See
Schaub‘s Ad.
George C. livarts. of tile Norwalk
store of Comstock Brothers. spent yes—
terday in New Haven.
I LeGrand Raymond, of Norwalk. has
been laid up with an attack of the grip
but Is able to be about again.
-—I.atest Soft liats. O'Brien.
Addison Austin, of Woodward avc-
nut, is assisting James Moreheud on
his ice wagon for It few days.
Edward J. Cahlll. of Nor-walk. has
resigned his position at the Howlaud
dry goods store in Bridgeport.
~Fresh Hams. 1255c 1b.: Shoulders
10c. Hayes”,
Benjamin Roscuthal. of Washington
street, has taken a position as night
porter at tho Mahackemo l-iotel.
i
I James Morehcad, of Woodward ave-
nue, has started In the ice business.
buying ills ice of J. B. Raymond.
"Large variety of the. newest dc—
signs of Valentines now on sale at M.
S. Smith Kr Co's.
Harry Oberlander. or Woodward
avcnuc, has secured a position with W.
‘S. Sturtcvant, North Main street.
Richard Riggs has given up his po-
sition as insurance canvasser. and is
now employed by the G. N. Mclilbbon
Company.
*New l903 Youman. O'Brien.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge held its reg-
ular meeting last night. transact-
Irlg routine business. Quite a large
number were present.
A Bridgeport concern has been given
Itlle contract for the electrical work to
be done at the new Loth & Company
silk mill in Norwalk. .
-—Fresh Hams, 12m 1b.; Roasting
Pork. 12%0; Pork chops. till/2c. at
liayes’. .
County Director O'Brien. of South
Norwalk. will go to Stamford Sunday.
to install the officers of St. Joseph‘s
l‘. A. B. Cadet Society.
The JenningsClub. of the South Nor
’ walk Congregational Church. will be
addressed, tomorrow noon. by Archer
B. Jennings, of Yalesvillc.
—-New Colonial 1903 Derby. O‘Brien.
The current issue of the Billpostcr
contains a very complimentary notice
for Harry B. Bustling. the Not-walk
billposter. Mr. Dussing has recently
opened a new office at 10 Water street.
Norwaik.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. l. O.
O. F.. will hold a rehearsal on Monday
evening, February 9, and every mem-
ber of both teams is requested to be
present. Refreshments will be served
after rehearsal.
——ChIckcns, 16 and tile. llaycs‘.
Among the furniture purchased for
the Phoenix Engine headquarters III
Norwalk is a ping pong outfit. lnelud~
ing a beautiful table for the game.
The furnishings are thoroughly up to
dat in every manner.
EVERY CHURCH or institution an -
ported by voluntary contribution wil
be given a liberal quantity of the Long
man & Martinez Pure Paints whenever
they paint.
Note: Have done for twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gal-
lons; painted nearly two million hous-
es under guarantee to repaint If not
satisfactory: The paint wears for per-
iods up to eighteen years. Linseed Oil
must be added to the paint (done in
two minutes). Actual cost then about
$1.25 a gallon. Samples free. Sold by
our Agents: Comstock, Watkins III
Dow. South Norwalk; Hubbell n Sta-
ples Hdwe. Co.. Norwalk; W. S. Guyer
& Son. Westport; Northrop Bros,
Southport
Trousers
{Made To Order,
'33 . 5 0
r
I"
m
H. W. KEMP,
Old Post on»: Bldg. Nonnlk.
THOSE WHO KNOW
ihave the greatest sort of confidence in
my ability as a repairer of jewelry.
I assure you that you will experience
i the same tooling of confidence after
you have given me any of your fine
work to do.
i Richard Noack.
UIWIL'ER,
’ 38 NORTH MAIN ST.
MONEY SAVERS
ROAST BEEF (Corn Fed)
Prime Ribs. llc ill.
Blade Rout. 10c lb.
Porterhoune Rout, Edith.
cor (Inner (Com Fed).
Wand star . u—llc III.
Shoulder. 33‘ ‘ MOI: lb.
Ditto. . is do lb.
ITMKI (Com Fed).
Pom-0,164“ lb.
sirloin. . I mac n».
W. ‘ lie lb:
War, to: III.
Rout (lull! lle 12550 lb.
Small Fresh :Hnlln . llc lb.
flesh California Rims. 12c lb.
Merriam Bum-am. ' 120 lb
SPRING LAMB.
Lu: " . 14c 10'.
mg W,~.1 loo :3.
one». . » +180
v. .. INOKID MEATS. I
Inert" I: Barns-’3 Brantlnms,15c In
t Damon'- Shoulders 1.811 c lb.
Honours-sell Chickens and howl.“I
Alt: n Inn line at Delicatessen.
_... «MI»... ...n.... «w. . “a“...wm.“ . M...
Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell have
The monthly meeting of Old Well .
HOWLAND’S
two or three times the price.
of service and satisfaction.
uIIIlII a ”illil‘illllct‘
back.
all styles.
Sterling—silver buttons. cvcry
RINGS.
Hundred» and hundreds oi"
king,r rings tiltll sold under :1
gualautII of ll\t' )cars of scr"\iII.‘
l \tH ling has a thin outcr slit-11‘-
of solid I'old. and is iloi easily
told from purI Wold.
Almost as mam sorts as thcr rel
alc Iiuus; plain chased or set with ,
stories-men gem is represented
111 this salc,
25c., 50c" 75c.
Sch of King collar- buttons.
four in sci I4 k gold platc, i
9 CENT S.
sets, three in:
gold pldit,
17 CENTS.
LINK CUFF BUTTONS.
\ largI lot of King Iuii links:
in a \IidI range of tasttiul dri-
sipns \li are gold—plated: thcl
popular Roman iinish and brigllli
cold aII Iaclr well rIprcseutcd.E
«oruc IIII sit with stones:
layer) link rs sold with the dis-l
iiuct uddcr'stnudiug that if it:
proves unsatisfactory after using
‘I will be replaced.
lll this sale.
King slIiI‘t-sillds
ici. solid post. lO—k
I7 CENTS.
Stick pins. plain and jcwclcd
patterns. bright and Roman gold.
10 CENTS.
SALE OF MUSIC.
lust to stir things up .I hit.
some of the newest. and most lik—
\‘(l musiI of the season goes on
~alc QIaturday at It special priIc.
Damc of the lloucybccs,
Latest and popular caprice.
in the chct liyc and liyc.
Harry Von Tllzer’s new song.
lolly
l‘iscllc.
A very catchy dance tune.
Among the Valleys of New
England.
A beautiful new home song.
.\t Sunset—*waliz.
Tire latest, and pretty waltz.
'l‘llc Strollers—Illal'cll and two
step.
A favorite. the country over.
'l'hcs'c on sale ill the tlrird—lloor
section at
15 CENTS A COPY.
('ll'dcrs by mail will be prompt—
ly tilled.
Take elevator.
LINEN COLLARS.
Not cotton with a whilc—waslr-
ml: of linen but purc linen-and
iu t\'t‘l'_\' style-and in every size
for men and boys. l
l‘ickanuiunics *— schol-
Salo of Jewelry
0F EQUAL INTEREST TO MEN AND WOMEN.
A great big lot of useful jewelry at very small prices.
Not a piece in the lot but is worth a-third more; some is worth
Nearly everylbitil from the makers of the guaranteed King
collar-buttons. and is sold under the maker's (and our) warrantce
King-collar Buttons.
ilII lamous King collar— buttons the only Iollar- buttons sold
l \crv shape and Silt arid style of button for
men's and worrlco's wear is included.
Solid post or lcvcr buttons, plated all t)\‘l'l' or with aluminum
23/; CENTS.
l‘cIIrl-back buttons and butto us iiuisllcd \\ itll Ltk gold plating,
5 CENTS.
size and style, lcwr‘ or solid.
8 CENTS.
'l'lrc \\'llllt'—\\'lllj_: collar is com-
illg back into lIl\‘or—-»you'll find
It Ill lllt‘ft'. 'l‘llc turn—over thigh
or low,| is still a iavol‘itcwillat's
llI“'lI loo.
.\Ild Ith is a Iollal \\( II not
nsllztllltd lo pill lllI \ltll't ~' lltllllt
on.
liui illI min is only
To CENTS. _
Right aisle, front.
MILLINERY RUMMAGE.
Nowlltrc is llltli gIIaIII proiii
lrll l’llt' rururuagcr IlIIIu III tlIc mil-
liIIII_\ room.
lliiuk gll’l-\
(ltlllll it'll liais. good color and
stylc and quality, lt':- a shame to
sell ’our so but it's the way the
store docs :Ii rurumag’c lime.
.'\iltl Flor worucu.-ll:lts
$3 to $7 for IISCS
xt’l'illld say llrorc..
Right corner rear.
PEARL BUTTONS CHEAP.
,\ goodly lot of pearl buttons
at a fraction of I'cg’ular pricc bc~
Izrusc some or each card are inl—
pcrftcl.
ScIIIal shes and styles. iuc-lud
ing‘ the iisll eye button with hill
shank. .
Regular price 350. to Sales Ilnz.
.Special Izc.. .15c., 25c. doz.
Opposite main staircase.
WOMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
,\ little of rummage and a little
of regular goodi for snappy cold-
wcatllcr wcur.
.\ rurllmagc of women's \csts
and pants. of girls ilch‘cd jersey
pIIIlt.~‘-~solllc wlriic. somc colored.
oi bars :11 15c.
worth
wortll-25c to pic.
12% CENTS.
\\ much 5 llI. I\ \ llccccd vests
and pants. all siycs
. 25 CENTS.
\\ omcu's black wool tights.
ankle length.
$1 AND $r.5o.
.\llCRtlllli \‘I‘sis and pants for
womcu. liuc jersey rib wool
llarld-trilmllcd with silk.
75c. AND $1.
Loft aisle. front.
CEMENT THAT STICKS.
it‘s made of rubber. it‘ll stand
washing. it makes IIII almost
Irrlpcrccptiblc joint. it's used
quickly and casily. Ilocsu'l c\‘ap«
“mic or low its sil‘t‘llg’tll.
llcnrousiraior shows how to
use it: has some articles I‘cmcul-
ed: a boillc.
Right aisle, front.
Int.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS COMPANY,
Bridgeport.
FIRE lN NORWICH.
Heavy Loss from the Explosion of
Kerosene Stove.
NORWICH. Fob. 7——l"ire broke out
in the Busweli building, at the corner
of Main and Shetuckot streets. soon af-
ter 11 o‘clock last. evening from the
explosion of a kerosene stove in the
apartments mm: C B Eldred. By
hard work the tire department kept the
flames confined to one room and had
they spread the building which was an
old one. would soon have been de-
s.troyed
The loss was chiefly by water. and
was in the apartments of Dr. mama.
veyors and civil engineers, and Smith
Brothers crockery dealers. The total
loss will be nearly $1000.
IOars Minute Cough Cure gives relief
“to ninutoa m it kills the ml-
cm which tickles the mucous morn.
hrnna. causing the coach. and at the
nine tints elem we pills? draws
out the inflammation and «lacuna
Men M attached parts.
- sameness-Immanuel.
the offices of Chandler & Palmer. sur- _
OUR ,mvrmon S,
Ends Saturdau evening with the Closing of the Store.
This sale IS offering opportunities for saving, that one can-
not afford to ignore. everu dollar given at least One third mete
power and in man instances greater strength.
invest part of,
hour this week’s salaru here. uou will never regret it.
sonable article in this sale.
Remember The End----Saturday Night.
J. A. l-llSLOP a. 00...
83--85 WashingtOn Street,
South Nerwalk, Conn;
"FIIIIL auroral. forges; ‘sna...‘si...é: '
To close out balance of our
TRIMMED HA TS
BEFORE IN VEN TOR Y
is our aim. To this end the prices are
mercilessly cut in half—~some loss than
half. Three months yet to wear them.
Take advantage of this offer. The
quality of our goods Is too well known
to need description Reduced prices
range from 98c to $6 00.
M. F. ACKERMAN
31 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport es-
tablishment.
FISH! FIEHl
Bluefish. Large Eels. Salmon, Frost
lisll. Flattisb. Mullet. German Carp.
Smells. l’ikc. Pickcrel. Weakhsb.
li‘rcah Halibut. Fresh Macker.el Steak
(od Market Cod, Haddock. Opened
llouild Clams and Oysters -I’Ic qt All
other kinds of Fish selling at very rea-
sonable prices,
The People’s Fish
- d
,. ..OIISieEill"iaIkei.
CAPT. DUCROSS.
East End of Washington Siren! Bridge
Old Salvation Army ll-nldtng.
l‘liUNl'l 22-2.
The Price I. sou ,
Low.
earns alps ltHiic
POT ROAST. 8~1lc
PORTERHOU SE ROAST, 16c
ROUND STEAK 2 lbs. tor 25c
CORNER £331", Go to 12c
ROAST W.“13lfic
SAUSAGE. 2 lbs. for i:
LEE-answers“ bass. :2:
CHICKENS 14.180
TURKEYS OWNS. TENDBRDOINS
' t 55‘“? tortilla
l
1
Ladies’ pat leather. .
Ladies’ line kldS.‘
$ I '9 5 Ladies' heavy soles.
GOODYEAR WELTS.
Men's pat leather.
Men’s vici krd.
Men’s wax calf.
Women’s heavv sole vici krd bals. at Still).
Women'sirght sole vrci kid bals. at $25.
Ladies' tan and
3 9 c I black shoes and oldord
Ladres’ tan and
blackshoes and oxiords,
_—~.
Interesting No W: for Everybod
About Dining Room Furnltu _,
It you marvel at what We offer there's a greater surprise in the m
the prices are marked low and within the reach of all. A :pleking In” _.
Ilcnt purchasers in finely polished an Ii ornamental Sideboards. Dining! ’i-
bios and Chairs. ‘ " i
nw-~»-—!. -
$40.00 Sideboard .. ......... $36.00 $21.00 ‘Dining ITable ”NJM
335.00 Sideboard .......... $31.00 $19.00 Dining 1%thth
$30.00 Sideboard .......... $26.00 $18.00 Dining Table . . . . . . .4 ‘
$20.00 Sideboard .......... $17.50 $16.00 Dining Table .ti'i
$18. 00 Sideboard .......... s- 15 00 :15. 00 Dining Table .Lmso'
l2 to ill North Mam St'.
«90090me
The "A B C" of coal hm.
buy of a dealer in whomiyptllh
feet confidence both on to d I
quality-one whose
large enough to include M5
coal belt Idnpted to your on
needs—one who will no their"
oer is delivered in meditatii
as directed '
We thlthe'ro “it.”
i‘ (any; 1' in In”-‘
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Norwalk Chronicler