Phone l65-5
Prettll close to
HoheCoOkino~
Orerinners and
Suppers
’5 -“
5! Washington Street.
Lotti densities.
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The Iuolnou Directory will be found
‘ on Page 7 today.
Willlm W. Comatock started Satur~
day for Florida.
Milli Florence ‘Eilendorf. of New
York. is visiting friends in South Nor-
waik..
‘ Miiut‘ lrenc Dibble is attending the
matinee of "Sultan of Sula." in New
York. today.
'Ml‘N. Eugene lt‘. Carter. of Main
strcci. No'rwaik. is “covering from an
punch of the grip.
Miss Sadie Miiicr. of High street.
Nor-walk. is confined to her. home by an
attack or‘ the grip.
Miss Viola Churchill. of Brooklyn, in
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Siloox.
of Chestnut street, South Norwnlk. for
it few days.
The yormg ladies" class in light gym-
nastics. of the Norwailt Congregational
Church, will meet Wednesday evening.
at it o'clock.
Mrs. Edward S. Selleck was too ill to
preside at the organ of Grace Church,
yesterday. and Choirmuster R. K. Pool-
cy played in her stead.
Coleman. the. uewndealcr. ls advertin.
ing music at tll'teen cents for today.
'i‘ncaday and Wednesday. Read thi- ad.
vcriiscnrent for tire titles.
'i‘hcrc was a large number skatinr
on the river yesterday. The ice was in
:r lirsl‘class condition. and many skated
as. far on Tavern island.
The indies" Benevolent Association
of the First Congregational i‘hurch. oi
Nurwalk. will be nchi in the irrtiics'
parlor of the church. \vctmcsday lll‘li'l‘A
noon. at 3 o‘clock.
~—Montoulot vs. Yaunigona. Monday
night;
Walter '1‘. Aikrn. who has been
spruding scvrrnl day»; at his home in
Wilton avenue. Norwalk. lcl‘i today for
Mounhflormon to resume his studies
at the Moody M11001
George H. Lyon, of Teachers t‘ol
logo. connected with Columbia iinivcr
city, New York city is spending tin
holiday with his sister, Mrs. G. Edwlr
L‘omstock. of Four Corners.
Know your business 11nd save time
in learning it. Attend a businesn col
icgc. Our local college has :1 nationu‘
reputation and it has earned it. Read
the adVeI-tisement in today's issue.
~~~Purc Rich ice Cream, 10c. Lane's.
Professor (‘nrl A. llarstrum. of Nor»
walk. left today for Boston, where he
will attend the Theta Delta Chi cori-
verrtion. he being a member of the no»
ci.ty and a former president of it.
Chm-les'A. Tucker. who has been her
lonely ill for a number of weeks. was
able to be out yesterday. Mr. 'l‘ucke‘
expects to return to the Center School
of which he in principal. tomorrow.
if shaving yourself is not a succcss
go to Pohimnn'a shop and get shaved
This gentleman plovs only capable
incu‘antl in his or vertisament he. asks
that you remember the running hot
, water. i
' thhitig is mor‘t‘ worthy of your can
elder-alien than your eyes. Slight ail-
. meats can be very enoilyt emailed it
you will consult an optici n Humor
B. Hoyt has a reputation for correct
treatment of the eyes
The. Travel Club of the. First Congrc
national Church Will :11th at the bar'-
sonage tomorrow evening. The third
discussion on London will take place.
the particular subject being "The
Houses of Parliament." '
“FEW!" GALLONS: WEARS LONG
‘ ER ”
The secret is out and South Norwnlk
an no on living just as if the riddr
had never been asked
. Nd ‘it' can't either. South Norwal
is not gotng to be what it was before
its houses ore’goiug to be brighter-fits
' m ' mt rouc— ey
th nigh: nth their rilonoy
left to buy other things with
The answer to the riddle is this:
(frowning: with later
’Wf Devon Loud and Zinc paint .
with lulled points, and a will
may «vocal ting“ :ioug no a build—
., lanthanum with leocind oi mixed by
What will people «1.th Abe
our c.3333 .333
iSmploooelllt.“
The Milo Club ill
meets thin evening, 0at the home of Mn
lru Colo Elmcrert.
’l‘ be [leading Circle of the Friday Af-
tor noon Club met with Miss Hatch. till
West avenue. today.
Edward 18. Smith. of the ofilco of
TM ior C Golden. Ipcnt yeoterdny with
friends in Hartford.
The Monday Aftornoun Whiot Club
Morgan avenue. today
Mimi Anna E Baldwin. of 59 South
Main street. is spending Washingtuu' if
Birthday. in New York.
Miss Kittlo Clark. of Norwalk, is via
iting her sister. Mrs. Andrew Little, of
that Main street. Daubnry.
David H. Miller. Jr., of liliruwood ave.
rrhe. has returned home from a’buai-
neon trip through the west.
Mrs. (‘lurrlea ll. StPVtirls. (ll‘ Fliil'lit‘iii
nvrnue. has move-tad irour an illness
of several 1w 1- s tlnr'.ution
Mrs. Gus Roselle and children. of,
Spring street. have returned home from
a visit with friends in Dnnhury.
Mia's Florence Smith. of Taimadge
Hill. has been the guest of Miss Jennie
M. Howard. of Washington street.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Henrietta Scoiield. of Washing-
ton streot. and Edgar K. Norton. of 44
Lowe street.
~—Dr. M. S Rosco. Eye and Ear Spe-
cin‘lst from Bridgeport. removed his
onlce. from the Muhnckemo Hotel. to.
'52 North Main 81.. Ho. Norwalk. where
13 can be consulted on Tuesdays.
hurstlays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 p. In. only.
,. A meeting ol‘ the li‘alrtlcld county
delegation to the legislature will Ina
held in Hartford. tomorrow afternoon.
to lay a tax.
The Friday iiivculng Whist Club will
be entertained this evening. at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. W. ll. llnldwln.
of Wall street.
Mrs. M. i-‘runccs Howe, of Ridge-
ficld spent the Sabbath with her daugh»
ter. Mrs. l’curl English. of Franklin
and Clay streets. .
John Dust-h. of Pine street is again
in Norwalk. llo was recently dia-
chnrged front Company 80. of the Count
Artillery. at Fort Schuyler.
Miss Mae Williams and George Wll-‘
llama. of South Main street. are spend-
lng a few duya whit Conductor and
Mrs. John Griffcn. of llnnbury.
Miss Daisy Scudder. of Went street. a
teacher in the ”i‘flllktlldl‘ school. i<
spending a few days with her urn-iv and
until. Mr. and Mrs. lr‘rcdcl'ick Sililt‘l‘rl.
in ilrrhwuy. New .lrrsey.
To the state of t'oniucticut lit-longs
the high honor of bring the plonwr In
providing. by Irgih‘itliil’r' error-torrid. rrlr
opportunity for blind ili‘tlllit‘ post or
1|lrrnry school age. to learn some indrrs
try by which tin-y may bctunnc wholly
or in part self supporting.
A sptclul met-lug of the Norwalh
Typogrnplricul l'nion, No. 529. will iw
lrcld tomorrow night. at 8 o'clock. at
the, l‘l'~‘ilit'llt':‘ til i“. 5. Lynn. .ii‘.. 44 “'exl
street. lot the purprw ot' taking action
on return-ts mode by C. A. lt‘reeruau.
and transacting other business.
«Basketball and dunno. Armory.
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. tluutuvius ii. Goodrich.
of South Main strert and Mrs. is}. G.
Wilkinson. or Wtst strret. started [:1-
day for Duytonn. Florida. where they
will spend several weeks. Mr. (lumi-
rich is recovering rapidly from his rc-
cent severe attack of typhoid fever
lenoral Rueas‘ll Frovt led the dist-nu-
sicu yesterday. tit.thc meeting of the
Men's Christian Inquiry Club, in the
South Norwnlk (‘ongregntinrml Church.
The subject for discussion was “The
Protestantism of Today." The attenti~
once was large and the discusshn in—
teresting.
A public hearing will he held hefor“
the (‘omnrnn (‘ount-il. this evening. at
the. Council roman. regarding the lay»
ing of trolley tracks under the East
Washington street bridge of the Nrw
York. Nrw Haven and Hartford Itali—
road. The hcnring will probably be
well attended. A ,
v—Chlcken Sandwiches, Me.
The subscription dance to b~ given
at Lockwood's Hall. this evening. by
Mrs. Reed G. llnv‘llund and Mrs. Eben
Hill. Jr.. promises to be a pronounced
social success. The Wheeler & Wil-
mu orchestra and J~romc any aortic
Club of Bridgeport villi furnish music.
Marcel. of New York. will cater.
The twenty-first annudi meeting of
the Hilton examination of War Asso-
ciotion of the State of Connecticut was
held at the roomsA of Rogue 0. Tyler
Ppnt,.No. 50.0 3.. o 926 Milo
niug “10530. A large delegation from
the Soldiers home. It Nor-otou. It-
tended. A number of South Norwalk
and Norwn it veterantwel‘e Kilo preo-
t .
P“ . .. .,..:H
’. 15 CENT MUSlO;
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Klan Yourself Goodbye; 1 i bemore
Mary Door. The Social orld Two
Step. ‘Oica Upon it Time. I Short Your
Face But Can’t Call Your Name l‘m
manila liver; Aim rot you' in
t tint on can have out
or nadir.
dilute dint
2139599131.“?! iron-r. ‘
will meet with Mrs. J. C. Newkirk. of F
Lane's.
street; Hartford. thin morning. begln- .. ,_ .
Trousers.
4-
I
ings in Trousers.
All sizes at cacti price;
See them t
our com miwm': “mummy be new" nor.— ......
TROUSERS
AT VERY LIITLE’ PRICES.’
Lani Wt'i'lt'fi‘liiili‘rlltIlt't'llli'lll of tho ruozzi rcuurrltablo 'l'ronm-rn bur-
Hflilllf'f'l'i‘l' lwl'orc lrcilrd of in '1. o Norn'uiltn
l'lrorrr runny lllI'lI. Mint of tlu‘lnc turn had already“ “"1“” of ltt-d Tag
8an bargains nnd wtlrc ready for atom.
brought
it you‘ve been to our great solo. you know the variety and cxiout
of the bargain oit‘crlnigu. and ,will apprcciate lhcsc extraordinary. offer-
lftyon've. neglected to attend tho sale, perhaps the
Trorrscrs at very little prices will tempt you to come.
82.00 AND, $2.60 TROUSERS. CUT TO $1.48.
$3.00 AND‘ $3.50 TROUSERS, CUT TO 01.08.
$4.00 ANDi $5.00 TROUSERS. CUT TO $2.98.
' Special for n fewdays only—~Your choice. of patterns of 85 Trouser-
lngn made to your trlcrrsure i‘or $1l.4tl--»nrcrcly lo lnirutluco you to tho
characlcr of our custom work. '
i
Courts tack Bras.
scorn NORWALK. ,
Tel. Call. 32-2.
rend y
all lines included in the sale; all good
l't‘NDUIISO
NORWALK.
Tel. Gail 44-4.
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Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the
and you find them most. expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do lint take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.
That is why i scll CLEAN (lA'l‘t-l. SWEET HAY flllil
llltill thAlilil FEED.
quantity you tiiziy wish ,cvcry bag of the highest xiand-
ard.ot quality.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘V' b
A wurd from you will bring any
“mm
NEW EDITION
Revised General Statues of Connecticut
William P. Beers,
NOW READY.
Bookseller Stationer.‘ Engraver.
40 WALL STREET. ..
NORWALK. CONN.
is more worthy of your consideration titan the welfare of your eyes.
”account:
IL“
The
trouble that today is onrtill and easily remedied, if neglected. may get bo-
youd simple measures. lt'ou will be wise to be on the safe. side. and if your
eyes are giving you irouitio. have the m examined.
Room 9 U lted Sank Buiifing,
ours 8 to It
(lilies
HOMER B. HOVT.
REFRACTINO OPTIOIAN.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
5: 12: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings, 79.
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PHOTOGRIPHS PHOTOGRAPHS.
.9”
Miss Edith Helena. of N w York, is
said to be able to reach in ‘ tshcr note
than erer was attained byjany singer.
She excels Patti,
Yaw. She has rendered F
tissimo, 11 note that has 3
cred almost beyond human bone Her
voice also has another en rsordln'nry
nullity. ~‘ ’
She .11an out
onto: throush t
the 111th from " ‘
The indlence -
model: “not; from the instrument On
‘; until the hand“ conflict.
, drops to the young Ml a side. the
11am?-
‘ Opposite Hotel.
She is able t6 innit“! the violin with
ouch accuracy the audience is startled.
Speclot Appointmentc at convenience of patrons.
.45...
.. it" . .1.
In all the Latest Styleo.
jACKSOiV'S PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
are the finest. most premium! ofoll Phofoqrnnhs.
connsbr PonTnArrune our: AIM.
MCKSON’S STUDIO
as yeah stre'cf. Norwaik. “
Children.
Brand Labels.
or Bench-
harp in al-
3on consid-
Nlloson.‘
stun V th a violin.
motion: of playing
Hour
Quilted: 31i- yW
Ionian. M
loves the
the how
ntrnl continuing. in pom Wight?
. n to >
”.Illca chamber-lips nrlyoloocd. <
new
i / Libretto Books
The Books in our School
now number nearly fifteen hundred.
Thanks to the friends of our School
who saved on Health
Did it ply? ’
bur; "Ir, carom,“ nldchl
1, ram hack to it
is not: w and it never w
or!!! .
Library
The respect of the late Justice Gr”
of the United Stine: Supreme court for
the ancient dignity of the court was
great. and In small things on in large
ho nought with strict purpose to main-
tain it. When chief Justice of Manso-
chances. all through the country cents
of the state he nought to continue who!
.he culled “the old regime." the colorant!”
state‘tff court. Now and ma be en; ,
councemd members of "the bar able to.
turn the table! on him. but not oftdu.
an. no one and Sidney
laden at end canon
Moe !
‘n
Ir
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.. ..N.W§Wfi.
Tooth Brush
Luxury
cannot be rum unless you have a
good Tooth Brush—one which
cleans cvcrv nook and crevice .
and (109:1 not. shed its bristles.
Our- “npccini” curved lrnndlc ill
just such a brush.
IT'S 25c.
and is sold with a guarantee.
A sainplo bottle of Oriental
'l‘ooih l'owdcr given with each
‘ one.
' Chi lord Pharmacu
PHONE 16-2.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Read Dr Dick“ 1: Popc‘ s Jubilee today
Miss Clara Veisor
Brooklyn.
Mina ViOlfl Decker is spending the
holiday in New York. \
Mrs. Willa ll. Barker. of Elmcrcot. in
spending the day in New Haven.
Miss Trowbridgc. of Raymond Broth-
ers. in out of town during the holiday.
lt‘rnnk Hubbard has returned to hla
duties in The Evening Sentinel office.
after a week's illness.
The post ottlce closed at it o'clock.
this morning. There was one delivery
and collection of mail.
George E. Conrstock. of Derby. is
is visiting in
spending the holiday at the parental
home in llroad River.
George Knapp. of Brooklyn. was the
guest of Mrs. Frederick L. llyxbec. of
Cross street. over Sunday. .
John Mngncr. who is employed at the
ptore of the New York Grocery Com-
pany. is still sick at his home.
«Puddings. Baked Apple and Cream.
5c. Lane's.
Miss Alice Kecler. of New York.
spent Sunday with Mrs. William '1‘.
Raymond at "The Monroe." Rowayton.
Miss Bertha Hansen and Ming-Gold-
achmldt. of South Norwalk. are spend-
ing the tiny with fritntls in Bridge—
port. “
Stephen Sheldon has secured a posi-
tion as clerk in the book store of Wil-
liam i’. lli‘rcrs. :‘.t is Wall street. Non
walk.
Harry ii. (fornstock. of Nch'orlt
city, is spending the day at the home
of his father. George L. t‘omstock. in
llroad Riv-er.
Mrs. .lohn li. l‘fll‘l‘ifi and daughter.
Mrs. George 1“. Footc. started for lr‘lor-
idn today. They will rcmalu South
for some time.
Miss Anna Nowromb. of Now York
city. is a holiday guest of her parents.
Mr arnl Mrs. D A. Ncwmmb, of West
Main str1et.Norwnlk.
Stanlcy Msyhcn. Hurry Oberlnudcr
amt Lester ilyxbec skated from i“. I“.
Luckwood's oy§ter deck to Tavcrn is-
land Yesterday. on the river.
Speaker of tho lioune of Representa-
tives Michael Kcucaly. of Stamford.
was a member of a sleuthing party
which passed through Norwalk yester-
day.
The Rev. Mr. Booth. who odiciuted
at. Trinity Church. Bridgeport. yester-
day. was the guest over night of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Van Bur-en. of West
avenue.
A number of the both it Company
employee are in Norwaik today. look
ing for places to rent. as the compan)
will begin to more in Norwalk very
shortly.
Charles D Lloyd. of Washington
street. went to Stamford Saturday
night. and attended the banquet of to:
Stamford Poultry Association in the
Hotel Kenmore.
A. A. Senor. of the Bloom and Ches-
ter Company. will be in town during
the stay of that company in that city
Mr. Secor is a Bridgeporter. and has
many friends in this city
The regular mid-week service nu b1
held at tho Norwnlk Congregational
Church. Thursday evening. The first
of the series on “The Denominations"
will be given. the speaker being the
Rev. Charles M. Selleck. who control
will be "The Proteltnnt Episcopal
Church. " .-
The. loss by fire sustained by J. P.
‘ Denny and by Miss Gertrude Bohnnnnn
was satisfactorily adjusted today. by
the agency of J. -M. Layton. which car-
ried the insurance. This is a prompt
adjustment of IBM". when it is re-
membered that the tire occurred Thurs-
day noon.
--Home Made Pie. 5c. Lane's. ,
re Conan and Cream. 5c. Lane‘s
clues: in practically suspended in‘
Norwnlk today. A large number of the
stores are closed all day, while others
closed at noon or before. The large
dry good- housec of the Boston Store
and Tristrnm & Hyatt‘o are closed for
the entire tiny. None or the bank:
opened for business
A number of members of Catholic
Union Council. Knights of Columbus.
went to Bridgeport. {heetcrdn'y after-
noon. and w‘ltnccud work of the
degreetoun of the" Fifth District. New
York city. District Deputy Supreino
Knight Francis n.1‘norne was also
present. Those present f Norwdh
wet-odome- hf. (trough. T. .BurnI.‘ If.
071.
The president hop lent to the tenth
he came of char
pelt. macaroni“: rely-nod litur-
«m
loan-.1. WO'rthi-n and WJ long
mammmmm ;
Why Should You Doll,
Exception; f \
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.aa
.\ y
You ahouiil' d '
We want to treat/ail alike. Come in tndoy no no not mi
Others have money on their Boyn' Apparel.
same.
pointed.
more How tluiin and tlvcrcoaia. ages :1 to u, r: and rice gr".
cut to SlAil. $3 and 83.50 grades, cut to 81.89. ‘
Youths” Suits and Overcoats, ages 14 to 20 years, 35 to’llM '
cut to $3.98. $8.50 to :12 grades, cut to 86.49. '
All of our 81 and 81.60 Shirts, to clone at 890.
Men's and Boys' 89c Underwear. at 19c. '
We continue Clarence Sale of Men‘s High Grade Suite and ‘,
coats at some low prices mentioned last week. ‘. , . ',
31.50 and :2 Buffalo Glovu.‘ at 98c. ? »
Early Spring styles of Crofut c Knapp Hats, 82 l0 u.
Selleak & Prlo ‘
98 Washington Street, So." NON?"
Store on and tibia
NEW LENTEN GOODS.
Threads of Codfloh, boxer, 9c box, or
3 for 25¢.
Bio-tor Herring”? for 51:.
Real Fresh Egan are getting cheaper ,
all the time.
Improvement in Slicing Dried Beef.
New and sharper knives just introduc-
ed will make it poulble for us to do
the work of beef cutting to perfection. out and let the public decide a
Any quantity from 5c up. Sample it. Revere Java coffee 32c lb. Try it.
Lorenzo Dibble
To hurry off 300 buoholo nice.
island Potatoes, we reduce the p.
for a time to 90¢ burholrlhj hit"
lots. No frozen potatoes my '
sounn's Raven: corn:
Have taken the agency for thin'
fee. The proprietor of it claim.»
he the best in the U. S. We shilling
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headachol,
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. it i-
your eyes give you the slightest trouble is it not the best policy to
find out. the cause? Our examination is very thorough and cost: yoit
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, ll.’ ,
our guarantee.“
0. B. JACKSON
cannon?! OPTIOIAN
5| WALL STREET.
LEHIGH EGG. STOVE. NUT.
BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN ORA
Bituminous for steam producing.
Careful drivers: Clean Coal.
ROGERS BROTHERS' SILVER PLATED WI
Anything whateverJn the celebrated line is here. ‘
. H. S. Rood,
16 South Kain Street; .
Cuthili’s Bridge Fish Merit.
WE HAVE TODAY:
BLUEFrBH WEAKI‘ISH SALMON
PIKE AND PICKEREL. CISCOS.
FROSJISH. OYSTERS. LONG
CLAHS ROUND CLAMS. (opened and
{tbglse shell). EXTRA FINE ESCAL»
\
BRAD. 86 out! 60¢ each.
Gone and inspect our goods. We
guarantee them to be strictly fresh. ,
R. J. CUTBILL.
Went End Wnohlngtyn M Bridge.
Next to Forric' cool Office.
1.1. m.
Norwalk Chronicler