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WEATHER FORECAST?
For Nralk and yicinltg:,I Snow oi
rain an slightly warmer‘ tonight:
clearing Saturda The disturbance
that was over La Snpsrtory Hm
morning has moved slowly eastward
and is new central over Lake Huron.
Itiis producing cloudy weather« with
light snow in the Lane region and New
gland. There has beena
Iperature of 10 to 16 degrhssm in the
tral sections and corresponding tall
in? the northwestern sections. C n-
dltlons favor for this vicinity ll t
,snow probably turning to rain with
tilting temperature.
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Company D is talking up the matter
of another smoker. to be held short-
ly .
~Marvln ham 1254c. Schaub's.
Edward F. Kelly and family have
moved ircm l-‘ranklin street to New
Haven.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. Henry T Prowitt. of
Norwalk," were visitors in New York
“Us “Midday.
hilltop Council, Order United Ame-
ri gchanics. will hold a regular
iii toalght. .
n5 lb pail home rendered lard 60c
H Ole .
‘ I” Hunter of Norwalk. has been
vii her brother William .H-
Hill .ln Georgetown .
‘ isa ilary Miller. of Cannon. enter-
bail Mlle Grace Seymour of South:
N rwaiii.’ one day recently.
hr Norwalk Typographical Union
dl the» hold a meeting. last night. as
oy three members appeared. .
whuihdr Wright has got them to sell
«39 lilg a.-
case Gray, of Norwalk is visit-
will mndpsrsnts, Mr. and ”Mrs D.
“090me n.
I{Nuraz a‘. ‘N. Cldrk of South Main
is sntertaiuibg her mother, Mrs.
Jollit‘ Bpgucer, of New York
wunmsospsforztlc. F. D. I.&Co
The Winthrop basketball team of
Norwpllr had a session last evening in
the town assembly hall, Wall stract.
Charles P. Stanley. of Oeorgetowil.
who has been confined to the house for
the last week, is able to be around
again.
Mr andihtrs; Robots 8. Van Bares
have intlted a number 0! friends to he
their media at their. home in West
avenue. tomorrow night
ah--‘i'ca'ues Tonnes Tonnes. O'Brienhs
O‘Brien' a
Airs. Samuel hi.» Seymour and son
hate loft Sidgeiield for the winter
and will snake their home in South
Norwatlt~ for thd present.
iron is Weilmvill has resigned his
oad.1th the chern New Nug-
eoo pally and has gone
to hish in Greenfield Mass.
-Mervl};,naln 12559. SéhauVs.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrewa and Miss
Annie Andrews will entertain a com-
pany of friends this evening? at the
Andrews home in West aven
Cdckenoe Tribe.l. 0. R. M.. of Nero
want;- -wiil 1am this evening at the
wigw'sm: in t eGardtte buildirm The
tribe will confer, tbe adoption degree.
-—Luther at Wright has got them to
sell—Sleigh.
Deputy Grand Commander Howard
W. Duty, of Norwalk, installed the of-
floors of Blaine Commandery, L'. O. G.
C., at the meeting in Danbnry, last
evening.
Lib'bie. Stetson has given up
her tton in New York and has re-
turned to South Not-walk and taken a
place with The Crofut d: Knapp Hat
company. ' '
—iienox soap 8 for 26c. F. D. L a Co.
Mini-Lily Haney will close her
demonstration for Rumford's Baking
Powder. at Lockwood s Hall. tomorrow
afternoon when her subject will be
"Quick Breads. "
*Poib snap to for 25c F. D. I. E Co.
The horn New England Tole
ph hipany ls running Its large
lead nits through the pipes recent
ly laid in West Washington street and
in there is running the cables.
Holt).
as an
M6: ms: "I. ӣ4? all
A“? villa trendy to
coasting and sleighlag accidents
liars created a brisk demand for are
tea and court plaster in the Norwaihs
alh always was more or less
mun-ml sushi Press.
«whlsrorpltlforuc. 1'. 0.1.6 09
Colfax Iaoaldpmaut. of South Nor-
wailt, will go to Bridgeport on Thurs-
day night. January dist, and confer
the second degree for the members of
the new Nutmeg Encampment.
.1 lb. Chop Beef 85 eta; Schaub's.
. Frederick ladder. of heat ave
our, will rrri his l wit the
Central l'eod. pany. ynlght.
to take one with the 0. N. McKlbea
Manufacturing Company.l In Water
street.
~ll‘rash hams misc Ib Hayes.
A number of you la will give
a leap year dancenthis q-eventng in
Lockwood's Hell. it Is understood that
the ladies will call for their malt
friends and conduct them to and from
the hall request them for various
dances, etc. .
-Soft Hats Soft Hat’s. 0' Brian.
The cases of Don Juan St. Carlos and
Jacob Rosenthal. who were arrested
for being to Samuel Ollner's saloon lu
Norwalh last Sunday night will coma
up this afternoon before the Norwalll
Court. This case was continued fron.
last Monday
—"Lliilo Colds" neglected—them
ands of lives sacrlilcad every year. Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Iymg cures littl
colds—cures hlg colds too. down to the
very verge of cousumptoln.
Miss A. Agnes Chopollrlan will In
the soprano soloist at the concert to
be given by the Euterpe Club in the
Fourth Oommtionnl Church. Hart
‘ ford next Monday night There will
' be a chorus of 100 voices and Beetnan
it Hatch's orchestra will furnish the in-
atrumcntal music.
3 lb. Chop Beef 26 etc. Sohaub's.
The eatreinely cold weather of the
past week has brought the fact hom
lto most of us that warm clothing is a
l positive necessity. The 'Mldwinter
,Salel' at‘N. ll. Ryan's was reasonable
and allorded an opportunity for
crowds of eager buyers to secure com-
fortable gaments at very low prices.
There is still a good assortment of ex
cellent values for you to chouse train
l ~Latest Del-bias. O'Brien' s.
The quickest, safest and most con-
venient method of thawing out water-
pipes is according to authorities. to
dip strips of cloth in bailing water and
wrap them about the pillar. cltsagtiuh
them as many times astuw be
sary. to complete the thawing. T a
use of torches ct newspapers or rags
is too dangerous a method of applying
heat to be encouraged in any way.
—-Umbrellas, Umbrellas. Umbrellas.
—-0’Brien.
A number of Democrats in The Nor-
walks have received invitations to at
tend the Jackson Day celebration by
the New Haven Demoergtic Club next
Monday night. Dinner will be sense
at d p‘. m.. in Winter Hall, at it foz
each person. and later there will be
speechmalling at the Hyperion ‘lbda
tre. Hon. William Jennings Bryan wll.
matte the principal address.
—Grand Ma's washing wder,‘ 4 lb.
pllg. 12c. F. D. Lawton Co.
The officers of the new Norwalh
Aerie of Eagles. will be installfll this
evening in Sons ct St. George flail.
Main street. The worlt will be per-
formed by Donut State President lar-
tinJ. Grey. of cw Haven It is ca-
peotad that there will be quite a dele-
gaticn of New Haven Eagles m-
pany the installing odlcar. Th
walk Aerie was instituted Sundaynight
of last week at liotkwood' Ia Hall, Wall
street.
--Pork Chops, lic.
Pork 14c. lb. Hayes'.
J. tamer i; Stillman, S. Elish-
moud- o. o. hm
Miss Arnot. lllsa Wil amh. if. B.
tie Lee Jacoby. .111. ' Ichay New
vo'rii; it 0 Baker. H. iiills ia-liicn
gins. F -.a son J.F‘ and
wits Captain .Van Pett. W. .Coté
eney.lt. A. Holmes Boston: 1". ii “i;
Pascale. N. J. l W. N. .B. E.
bard J. J Hotels New avast: Jdmes
Conroy, Brockton: J. it White. Augus-
ta its, w raresterday' sguests at the
Hotel Cl ord. .
~Ladles' Tam-0' Shanterr. O Brien' a.
The oiilcers of Waldemera council. 0.
U. A. II. were installed last evening by
Deputy State Councilor D. K. Stephens
and stiff. Short speeches were made
and a collation served after the core
mony Lincoln council, of South’Nor-
wait. has been in lied to confer the
third degree for dmere council on
February 17, and Mods council at
Stamtlird, has also been invited to at-
tend. A tons and “rotary enter-
taln'tneht follow by a diode will be
”Lid on January 27 .e—Bridgeport Stand
ar . ‘ ' ’
"1.; Routing
WJ‘J‘
9rd to
tile Wile
meals of all hinds have advanced in
price the past week Who are rtill
selllnvat a v small In
scoot. mwsfiuwm
ey III“;
.mdflhaIMIlM'lll NM: Ilwn'body Iaalllrlwd.
“:2 digit
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h 31:1. ”23.1" '
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."ll- til it“
has carried all things before it as is the custom of Mill End Sales.
With adverse weather the sale op aned magnificl‘rntly. Womenwalt-
ed eagerly for the doors to open yesterday morning; five minutes
after they swung tree. in every part of the store Illlll End Shoppers
were at work.
As this is written (at half past nine) the tide of Hill End buy-
ers is rising fast. Every depart-merit is s-hum with busynear.
Every shopper is reaping from the harvest of stirring values.
Tomorrow conditions will be the rains; and whether you've
been today or have staid at home. come tomorrow.
lllil Hovllnll Dry Goods Co. Bridgeport, 0i
"om”—
You Will Be SaliLilll
We yield to no competition in
It you buy your Teas and Codes of us.
the claims we make for our Tea and Co flee.
We are fully and amply stocked with the very best that grows in both
articles. and we invite comparison in quality with any competitor independ-
ently of the fact that our prices are lower than drabciasa goods are sold
for elsewhere. One trial will convince any customer of the excellence of our
goods and we respectfully call your attention to the following price consid-
L Teas Coffees
last garden-grows Formosa Oriana“,
mm“! our, quality, our price per I
Fancy tallied Tea. tee lb. L. a ma. I”Isl Morita and Java sac lb.
rasey Gunpowder. as. lb. curler ill and Java. 25c lb.
last India Ceylon Tea. (be lb. l Pansy tantra, lac lb.
Is it ., 0th \Ii‘l‘lll‘.a
to an'Troi lye Acha‘ils‘d A'ca's or Poor Vision w‘hbh ’raili!‘ is so
naaraIad can be bad at such small cost!
wo' make a thorough examination of the lira: without cost, and
if giauIa'r are loaded furnish than attheicwartppasibieortca
Patient Stills guaranteed
o. > a. JACKSON.
anam- opium. t "- TA 3
Neurotic Orrin.
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‘ as wall street.
illelBargis ill Paulmlilu
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Owinitcwhaiher-cendltimafiliaina on. are sail; 4......1.‘ . lien-
greater bargain than that.
”Try some "of our fiwm Cerf} fil
iongencnghtoknowwhatgochoai is.andw
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Our aotlsaa srs taverns. for their air
saints purity: rich arena and delicate
Remembrr we give pressure :1“ our last Tea: and
THH LEE TEA AND BUTTER (10
l! minis mill! 3 rarer.
80W”! NOR WILKI
Lincoln J. Carter's '
moat meritorious reduction. “The Two
Little Wall's." wi be seen at Hoyt's
Theatre Saturday, matinee and night.
The story Is one of heart interest and
husbands mothers. fathers daughters
sweethssrts and chlldreil. Every
child should see the lay and profit by
the pictures depicts by the two little
waits. Not since the production of
"Little bord Fauntleroy" has there
been a piece as pleasing to the average
child as Mr. Carter's latest eflcrt. and
the fact of its being surrounded by an
excellent company. beautiful scenery.
wonderful electrical and mechanical of
tests. and Stanley and Lolita lamb as
the two ’.wa'lta makes it doubly as de
ligIIIiItifuI as any play now before the
pa c
q—fi—
CHAMIIRLAIN'I COUCH IIMIOY
A FAVOR .
No medicine Is more highly esteem.
ed.by those who know its real value
from their own personal experience in
the use of it than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. When you have a cough or
cold give this remedy a trial. and you
are sure to be more than pleased with
the quick relief and speedy ours that
follows. Price 25 cents. bar a also
to cents. For sale by Stillson wall
Corporation. Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy.
STAT! RlVllw OF MACOASIII.
The state review of the Maccabees
cf Connecticuttwill be held in Bridge
port. February i and 6. This was de-
cided upon last night. and the Bridge
port tents will begin active prepara-
tions for the entertainment. of the
supreme and grand oilicers. A meet-
ing of the committees of the Bridge-
port ianttl will be held Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock In Isl-suing lodge
IlaIl At this time sub- committees will
- be appointed and many details of the
entertainment arranged. All Macca-
bees are invited to be present. The
delegates to the convention will num
her forty eight which with the grand
and supreme ofilcers will bring the
number in attendance to about sixty.
INGLANO READY FOR CRISIS.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-—-Tlle British home
float left Portland. this morning. for the
Spanish coast, after coating to the full
capacity.
readiness to replace the Channel Sound-
ron in the event of the latter being ro-
duired to fill up vacancies In the. Medlt»
erranean Squadron. should vessels ho-
Ordered thence to the Far East.
F HASH FlSH
Frost Fish. tlvs pounds.
Market Cod and Haddock“ 20c
Flat Flatt. 7c
Butter Fish. 10:
Genuine Spanish Mackerel . 10:
Whole Salmon. 10c
Native lair. 12c
Waait Fish and Sea mm 106
Strait Cod,1zc
Plaitrral. 10¢
Whit. Hlllhut. lie
Lam Imam, Mo
Fresh Herring. 7c
Slur Flats.
c'APl Ducsoss
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Old Salvation army Puiidinl
Prices S'l I Low.
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12550
Merwln's Hams,
Merwin's Half Hams, 13c
3 Native Veal.
Turkeys, . 30c
Young Fowla, 16c and 18c
ll lbs. Chopped Beef. 25c
Shoulder Steak. 10c
Print Butter. 23c
Ground Bones.
Ground Oyster Shells.
All other prices low.
Sohaub'n‘ Market
2! WASHINGTON BTREIT
'Pbovlr. 22 2.
VI
order of the Superior
County. Connecticut.
WW1
lmdhflh
dated Member 29th. 1908, the sub-
scriber alters
FOR. SALE
PUBLIC AUCTIOA
TO THE HIGHEST IIODIRI.
0n the premises.
Salurdau. Januaul 25.
l "1904."
”at a oclooa p m. the following tie
‘tscribed
'l
l
l
l
l
I all; earns.
*Tsltuated in the Town of Norwalk (in
Connecticut) and inundod and dan-
.crlhcd as follows:
use certain tract of land. with the
buildings thereon standing containing
1:ch (9.6) acres more or less.
”northerly by land or tile
waster-
aft‘ the” high wn as
hide! Jos-
”graduation-
loggin part by land of the
’ryBradley. deceased ard
a avenue. so called;
. 3, land of Theophlia Euph
u'u rt. and in “start. by mould:
W rat in and in
pan“, IIiioyt'Is
5 ”5-7390 7 ' ' ‘
I0
appeals to the better nature of wives, .
The heat will thus be in‘
,ptw . "
‘.' scour son gay neurons PATTERNS.
An Umbiélla Purchase
lilo A SALE.
Better umbrellas than you ever bought at such prices.
Only feib lot: this time but they're all mucb under priced.
26 incl Trullled serge Umbrellas, natural hoisted Ilen-
dles, also Children's School Umbrellas AT 50c
Women 's 26 , lnc'i Gloria Umbrellas. paragon frame.
fancy bundles. J! .00 quality. SALE PRICE 75:
Bio assortment of Women's 26 inch English Gloria
Silk Umbrellas. paragon frame, natural or fancy Imi-
dles. AT $1.00
Men's 26 or 28 inch English G’ori i Sill: Umbrellas
paragon frame. root or silver mounted handles,
FOR THIS SALE AT $1.50
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwaik. Conn.
. S S. Tllloteon
ls showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the import-
inq house a] Vendor 8 Co.
CLEA ’ ANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still going on.
Sollth Numalk. Conn.
Id Washington Street.
Ceme and Save Morten for the Holldaus.
i Al'lagisih Plush Cape. satin lined. fur trimming, 30 In. long. a big bar»
ga n, . .
Ali Silk Lined Baby’s Caps. heavy for winter. nicely embroidered. 25c up.
CHILDREN'S FURS.
Collar and Muff, Ialnb's wool. 75¢ a set.
Collal‘and Mull in gray, with pocketbook for 81.00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the price. at the
The Fair Cloak and FurStorc,
CI WIQNIMRTGN OTHER? .flIITH NHRWALK.
Olsen 5 Shoe Store
OUR SPECIAL
Narwalk Health Shoe
is the shoe of today for fit. wear and style, all leather and hand sewed.
'iien's Slippers. Ladies' felt faust.
black kid. 0 Fur trimmed. 9 c
Bverrtt cut. Spec. - ,
Turn sole. Spec..
Ladies' Arctics.
One buckle,
runs. um 988 “.25
Old Ladles' Fur Lined. leather. Faded Bale, Sewed by Hand, 31.00 and 01.255
special, good quality. .
Joel-f? Proof
Has been so busy since New Years giving us a taste of the wintry days
and nights to come. that our clearance sale this week has beeaof more
than ordinary interest Many whine l are setting this opch-thnlty to sup-
ply themselves with comfortable garments at very small priced. Be wire
and visit our store before the assort .nent gets low.
N. 2. RYAN.
06 Washington Street. South Harwell.
SELLING four.
on accooltr or LacKIor Ti l: we HAVE DECIDID rc so our
or answers. you can our auvrilma m rHe- srosa s'r Lars
THAN ooar salon oua ulsroaruue voua GAIN.‘ - costs new;
sun HAVI 'rl-la seer CHOICE. . ' I"
South Norwalk Furniture CoI..
MNOVAN'O III has!
Misses“ Arctlcs,
Two buckle.
high out, very warm,
—' Ll MEIE'ML‘IIIRQ —.a “My of each student.
A Six Hontha‘ Course in
SARTIAIN' S BUS N238 cougar:
courts uoawaut. chN.
, . paves the way to succssi.
. ‘ .». During the last four months we had 17
g’. hunt 8500 to 81.300 per,- year. and 1 calls tor ofllce workers/rt
l a who ”per weak. if you graduate from SARTAIN'B you many
New term Day and Night School. begins Noaday. Jaauary 4.
you tor partie:iat~s to
000ml tarball-i President
l
ails for teachers. salaries“
Norwalk Chronicler