Home Made
Clincolates and
Ribbon Catidu
, iii.
mm
«0.0000930000000000»
. 51 Washington St.
Butler todé‘o. i. o. o. a. will hold a
meeting this evonlng.
Road CIItlIill'a Id.
fresh fish for toll”.
TheI Y M. C. A. basketball team will
play in Stamford next Monday night
for specials in
(i. F. 'l‘ollivI. of Anannla, was tilII
ghost of rtltltivca in this place, youtor-
(lily. I
hlrl-t. ilotllirr Rockwell. of Clit‘nlnili
.IItl'etIt, in quite seriously ill with the
rip.
A l‘clltIaIlIal of tho dngreo team 01
Eureka Rebekah Lodge was hold last
owning.
Then is no fabric ill the al... lino
II till the poaiullilitit‘a of erotic III I- llllli‘
”th l). M fiend Company is allolIlug
illl't‘t‘ qulriilirs, each one It bargain. Scl-
litl.
There are more and butter IIIlll tlltl
lots lllilll war at Howland‘a this I-I.tt~.
it will pay you personally and every
person you ahop‘fot‘. to Visit thi- stow
HOW. ”I . .
ltr‘id thr scene from the “Many
\\'lvm: of Winter." Wlllt'll lillpt‘lil'b‘ lIl
ltaIIiltmd lil'othels‘ all. today Ytlll IIil‘l
tltitl it Itil2lltl there wlilth should in
lt‘lll'llt‘fl at tint-II
if Ioll lIavt- been‘v-waitlllg for the all-
IIllal “lilii‘ tulle. at tho Boston StoIII
Ioll will be glad to know tllat it opt'na
Thursday latiuary 14th. Every gaI
1111‘!" )1)" buy at this Silli‘ no mattIII-
how iowl‘: priced. in well nlado llllil
poli‘oct fitting. See ad. for particular»
Road l)r. Dick‘s all. and see what ”In
lilt‘nlflf‘lli of the New York driving as-
Hit'lflllfln writes about DI. Dick's motil-
tiIlII.
'lhc degree team» of Rittonilollao
('llapior. No.11. of Stamford. will romt-
to South Norwalk. tonight. for 1111' pur-
ptIstI of conferring tilt; Royal Arch l)I~
grt 'I for lilllior (‘haptoin Tllti work will
br- followIId by a supper, and all Royal
Art-h Mill-Ions are Illl'itIIIi to ho plos-
t‘Ilt.
SlitttatlI-I allow tllatllaylnoml 11roth~
cm and 105 vessels of different natures
ltllil sizes come into this harbor last
gnarl to unload and who away freight.
Tho (I Icart‘ls lighted up It f()llliill;(‘ 01
1.2.1000 tone of floiglit for one Ioat
'iliis is a vorv lalgo tonnage tot our
11ml '0 handlo.
Quite a delegation want from this
i-ily to attend the Jackson Dar (‘t‘lf‘
Nation in New Haven yesterday.
A Illong thrm were John .1_ Walsh. .liIro
tIIiall Donovan .lohn. Keogh, John .1
(‘aI'anagh Daniel Keogh. Hutu-rt lI‘
1‘iIIrce, Patrick Hallgb. John .1. Han»
ion. 1‘. T. Cllnoo. Andrew Leary anti
l-IdwllI-d Beers. of Weatnort.
(‘layton Carilrntor advertises for
piano pupils ill this issue. Mr. Carrion»
‘ttIr offers the most modern methods,
ills address is Sturlevant‘s mill-llt‘
store.
litigilloi‘r GrorgtI O. llirillr. tlf New
liartn. la nf‘tll‘ly l't‘t‘tlYt‘l‘t‘il after hav-
ing been laid- up for It \\'l‘t‘li with a
novoro cold and l'llf‘llllllillt‘ attack.
\\lllt'll ho contracted ill the rt (“‘lli lilizI
7.lIrd snow storm. Mr. llivlllp has born
for fortyItwo years :l faithful and r111-
i'lfili. man in the employ (lf‘illP Con-
st‘lidated road. atld is good for your».
111019 ‘of service.
Connecticut. School,llIII-tltllent No. 13
tliltldl.‘ treating of tomperanro. pllyalol
"KY and hI'gltIilII. has Just 1100“ issued
by the state board of‘rtlltctltlon. 'i‘lItI
pamphlet contains the rt‘Dtil‘l'Of thII
committee apptIinteti al the, last annual
meeting of the State 'f‘oat'hcrs‘ associa
tion to prepare a circular contalnlna
the law as to instruction on the still
Jam and suggestions as to its Ollilf‘I‘Y
anon.
County Game Wardt-il Edward H.
BillIeI of Danbtlry has limit to tho
state game commissions his report
. fiom Sept. I to Jan. 1. The report
tells of the efforts made by the warden
and fill deputies to prevent the illegal
killing of game. in the county. Three
arrests are reported. two being in
Sherman and one ilT New Fairtleld. in
Gacll of these cases a conviction was
secured. All the arrests were for Sun-
day shooting.
Don‘t forget the great. red tag sale.
at Rogers and Stevens. You will find
no dearth of good aeowneble things ill
lllia moat important sale of the deacon.
:rtIat stocks of the. smartest overcoal's
and sulta' for men and boys await
- your coming. See ad.
W. w. Stone. of Orchard atreet. Nor~
walk. a well-known and- popular rail-
way postal clerk..bee been promoted
from 9. until run between New York
and Boaton to tally run between the
nine Minis. This fund: considered
by railroad postal clerks as one of
the beat in the service inflow W.
Although the m in the land dilihnce
and our tho and mu; the clerk
humore lays oil- than in the former
1:3,” in . 11 {1! to U! ltili till"-
‘D I .
I M
I The Great
qi‘"llflnilul‘E-led unwouufihpe -
. in no omega ”and. infield}
; Red Tag Sale
The Roster of Rich Bargains ill
. Men’s and Bous’ Wears.
There's no dearth of good thing. in thin molt important clothing rule of
the eel-on. We started the «non with new linen throughout: we purpole
ending the «econ with little or nothing to carry ever. With trade good in
the early aceeen we duplicated heavily. great stock: await your com-
ing—the Imlrtut in overcolte and suite for men and boyI.—Let value. tciiv
their story; prlcce are no fair match for them.
”E“...— M--.-
Mtn’s Overcoats Reduced.
There's chip and go in then co ail; that'c yvhy they're going at a live-
ly rate—poaltivc map. in the way of bargain. All line now, but we can't
fly for how long.
88 AND $8 OVERCOATB CUT To 83-98.
‘ $8.50 AND 810 ovzncoA‘rs cur To $6.98.
$12 AND $13.50 COATS CUT TO $8.98.
815 AND 816 OVERCOATS CUT TO $11.98.
818 AND 320 ovsncorre cur'ro $14.93.
825 OVERCOATS, LUXURIOUS, NOW 817.98.
W
Men’s Suits Veru Low.
~ The sort of bargain which have made our Red Tag Sale famouc—valucl
high, eatilfactlon cure. ltyiel up todate. price 'way below regular. We
have all aizea in this season's fancy mixed Iuita. and it's a wise buyer that
heeda thin call.
810 AND $12 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO $6.98.
$1350 AND 315 SUITS CUT .‘lC I’ll TO $9.98.
*815 AND 818 CUITS REDUCED NOW TO $12.98.
‘-
Two Great Suit Specials.
BROKEN LINES OF MEN'S 87 AND $8 SUITS. NOW $18.98.
BROKEN LINES OF SOME MEN'S 38 AND 810 SUITS. 34-98.
Uncxamplcd reductions in boyl' and children' I cults and overcoat: and
in our furnishingl department.
Don't let putting off coming rob you of your chin: of theec undeniably. M
great bargains. . . ..
It'c our rule and the rule of theIulc: "satilfactlon or
Sale to trade here any time and all the time.
RogersSt Stevens
. Successors to Carnsiook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 322.
Money Back."
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l“l‘lllll\ ii t‘lliilln II II'IIlil-nuntn l'lliii ‘
iiilt‘llllllii ll:tI'IIllIlg IIIIIII. hilllll l'Irl .
night in Nili‘Wlllk. '
ltlltlell llill“ (‘ll't-lt. King's li:itIglIv'
tors of 1110‘ Norwalk (‘tmgrtlgationiil
('lllll‘t'll. ‘.“lll ‘llt‘l" \\'t‘illlih'tl‘i)‘ liill'i'-
noon. :1. :"Tl'l. :lt ill" I‘lllllli‘l. ’ ‘ '
lAlllir Flillli' lt-ft .\ll<ollill. Silttlluzly T" M n“"”""”'“ "‘5'" ""“ii ll" 11 I‘Illcrlallatrvwo art.
{IQJJ‘II‘SLKESIVZ’I .j';‘:::.l“jnllllt ‘1‘" 1:19:12“ specialists in grain and that gtlaralltooa you ”tallest-oz; (
turn to his iloIIll- lIt-I'l Sunday. .
to quality itlltl prim. All our grain in carefully screened—m
Gilt-ts til the» llotvl t‘lliford water—E ‘
:lay. wrrr \\'_ S, Rood. 1L1". A. lio-s‘o.‘ all the dust. dirt and «half alftIItl out. Give your animals
.1. S. llitr, .i. \'I'. (‘ltll'k. .l. l.tl$k(l’. liq, .
Nailhelilf. \\'. It. MI-lI-all. lI‘. 1.. l)llt'- wholesome food “they deserve it—-I and we! sell it.
lleitl. Mrs. 1"lll't‘lmilll. (‘. W. Park. 1.1
Woil. (i \1'. (lair. l<‘_ \1'. iii-own. ll. 11. 7 ~
\Vl‘l‘lll'l. .II I. ()tToIIIIor. William llIi-V. .UY OATS HATS CLEAN.
Y1“. S. .l illir‘ftlril. A 1.. ltolli. BIL. '
StiwdtIlI. W, i‘ hit'fll'ogtlr. 'l‘. t‘tlntlvt‘r.’ MANUEL-'{HATCH‘
ld.’ ii. illlltl'il. \\'ii lain Kt‘tltlit. New
Ytlrl': 1". W. Hahn, l’hll'ltirlphla: ll.
W. ill-Ilium“. lltlrtfoi'tlz‘J, Willis. lll- /
dlnllliptilirl: t‘. Chapman llIIllanapulis; '
J. .11. Admin. l’i‘iivltlt‘lll‘i. it. 1.: W. t‘. ‘
Hicks. Boston: W. Rit‘lllluglll. Jt‘l‘d‘)
City; (1. 11. Stone. bit-iv liaI'1tIli G 11‘. ~—- —
1011th Unknown; 3 liontiIIIsoll South
01‘:;11flt'. .\'. .l.
Souvenir Books of Norwalk 25c.
After Jan. lSth, 30c.
William P. Beers,
Almanacs for- 1904
1
World Almanac 25c, American Al~
manac, Year Book. Encyclopedia and‘
Atlaiz 50c, Tribune Almanac 25c, Mid-‘ Bookggller. .
dlebrooka Almanac 6c. ' § Stationor, ‘
COLEMAN’S Engraver.
10 North MD“! 881'001, S°u1h Norwliku l 49 WALL STREET, NORWALK. 59 80. MAIN 57., $0.. NORWA‘LK.
Agcht for A. G. Spaulding' a Buchaiil __=__!. g
and Sporting Goods.
TELEPNONE 108.
CUTBILL 5
Bridge Fish Mark at
.————.
SPECIALS TODAY.
HADDOCK noes, 12: Le.
. on“ own. 7: LI.
ecu, 12c LI.
Blue Fish, Weak Fleh, Salmon, Cod.
of fruit itch. Long Chine, Round
Cleme. Greenpert Oyltera.
Nair! he Perri! Cell Yard.
neon I‘m
into a blind man 'a hat—41ml THINK: Sightitl lathe moat Memorable of
W blindneae "when woeful of all affliction. Tnt‘ii
you cannot conic Ito dcpoait during
banking hours; your wife or mother
can. it you want the. account in your i
name. that emu arranged for too. A M ”PM of 0“" '6'“!-
you _ I’m team adapt
and mailed
White Fleh, Smelt. and all other kinda '
.4 FINE mm soap
3 Cake: in a box for
10 cents.
A piece of Castllc Soap
' with a _Wasb Cloth
. for 5 conic.
‘ Ititilil‘ttitltiiltilliliil
Tile Prescription Store.
All care pan the door.
Night Calla Ancwered.
Telephone Call, 16-2.
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CHILDREN. OF MARY.
Annual Meeting and Election of Offi-
ccre Held Sunday Afternoon.
Th1! (‘lllllll‘t‘il of Mary. of Bi. hfary'lt
I-lIllrI-ll. hold their annual meeting.
Sunday afternoon and elected those of-
"(0111
Prt'aldenl -.\ilIIII Salah 0'.Connor
\ iI-tI l'l tIuldI-ntwhllaa Mary A. i-‘intlr-
gall.
SIIIIrt'lRI'y—"hiiaa Kulht'rino
lily.
'l'l'IIalIIII'IIr—Miau Julia liorlit-I'.
Tlli‘ht‘ I'oIlIniiltt-IIs Wf‘l'i‘ appointed to
l'I-pi'csiIm the organization at the pro-
|.IIiltIIll IIIII-lahlt- of the pariah: Enter-
tainment. MlRH Katharine McCarthy.
Miss Mary lI‘iiIIIl-gnn. Mina Kalharint'
t‘araltagil. Miss Katilarlno h‘iahertI'.
(loin-rill: Mil-H Holt-n Smith. Miss .llilia
llot'llI-II. .‘liFiIi Anna. Bracken, Mimi
Mary S\\'1‘t‘llt‘\'_ Misti MIII'I' McGowan.
Miss Katharine (lolIlI-Il, Mitts B. Walltll.
Min.“ 11 hitli‘iIl'till" Mills 11. RNltllfli-L
Miss Morgan-f llatry, Kilian AliI-I- (‘Ill-
1011.
hit-Car-
ROWAYTON.
’l‘llt- lloII-IlItml llilb‘t' t‘ompatII' hold
ill" regular monthly lilt't‘llllg lilltt night
and transacted I‘()lllllll‘ lItINim-ar. Tron»
liter 11. S. ilryant l't‘ilOl‘il'd thin all
the bills for the past your had been
paid. It was \'()1|'1l to urcrpt. an ill-
ritatiun to nitiIlIIl tilI'ltIII senior at tho
South Nulwnik Baptist Church on Jan
nary 21. and lislon to u xIIrmon lIy RIII'.
11. 11. (‘nrtwnh-r. Thi- building site
committee l'f‘llfll'ii‘tl progress. It was
voted to hold a minixtl'tIl allow the lat-
ter'parl of Fi‘lll‘llfll')‘ anti the following
t‘titilmiill-II wra aptmintt‘ti to arrangi-
for the affair: \\'llllatli It). Clark.
Illailtnan; A ll i‘iewllI 1.. Stay-
I-ns. ll .i‘lillflll. 1“ li lIZItIIII John W.
1'IIIIIIIIll.h . W. (loIlfIIII ililtl Mosos
llllt‘kl‘li.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. ltl: Ill a. 111.""‘A low
of lllt‘ anorlaltim worn the only t-xI-ep.
iltlilh III 11w aIInIIral downward ii‘lliit‘n'
ry of prices itl i‘i-apiillrlI In tho Inort-
tIIIfIIVt’iialIlo‘ Far Eastern outlook in
tho atot‘k’markI-t today. Missouri l’a-
I-itic_ (‘n-Iltdillll Pat'lllt‘. and Mexican
i'l-ntrlil ill‘llllif‘tl a point. Shiva 0r 2.4
you allarIIs of Amalgamated were madv
ill 1:15». IolIIilaI-Id IItllI iii-‘1‘. last night,
LlIII ago no Alton Md. and Chicago
Tt‘lmllifll pix. flleRnf't‘tl 3.. There was
some IIIIolIIlI hilt-r th-I opening.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
lit-ported orrr prllnte wire of Mn
pics at tloldarltmtdt Commission Bro
IIcrlI. Swarm It; Corbett Block. South
Norwaik:
()lit‘n High. Low. 1:110
Anni. Con. iii-'3‘. filth; 49% :30
.\m t‘ & I-‘ (‘o._ till... liutz ‘im if”:
Alll. Low. 17!. 11'». 17“ 171..
Am. Smelt. Irv, Ira.» no. 471..
Am. Sugar. l2! fulfil. 124 124%.
A. '1‘. fl' 8. 1M. 1;? n.1,. . will. no».
illtlto. & \lnio.‘ 79% 7945.. 78"»; 19%
l’. klI'II if. '1'., Wm flu itih’.’ '19“;
Chi. N N \\'., lit? to: luau. lilti‘u
(‘11.(11 Irvin. lti lull. In. 16
(‘11. M. it St 1"1427,I 11:13,. 14251,; 1423.
(‘01. 1". k 1.. 251g 28‘. 281:. 28k.
(‘01. Solitll.. it'll. IN. is". ‘18“.
t.‘.olt this 192 111:! 19:! 192 '
Dl‘l dglltld. tor. inf. ill?» iiif.
halo. :8 28'; 28 "11
Eric lat. pr.. «77;. 677,. 67% on.
den. 151100.. 113% 173% 113V; 173%
111. Central. 131 181 131 131
Lou. Ill Nash“ 108 108 107% 10714
Manhattan. 142% 1280’; 1421A 1121;.
Moi. St. “It. 1'11 131 120:; 121
Mex. (Ii-uh. . 121 1355 12% 131,1
M. K. t T.. 1? i=7 1? 11'
hi. K. & '1‘.. pf" :itl-‘tt 39% 39% 39%
MO. Pacific“ ill‘yfi 9211. 91% 91%
N. Y. (‘t-ntrulli9-3. 119% 119%; 119%
Kurt. d‘: \\'(Ist. 1.14.. 5712‘ I‘m»; an;
Ont. & West. 21% 21% 21% 2114;
Pan. Mail. "7% 271/; 27k 27%
Penn. R. K. 119% 119% 119% 112119
P00. Gun. 96-); 96"; 96% 116-.“
Reading. 44% M7; in; 44”.
Rep. SlPi‘l. til“. 11% til). it»;
Rock island. 211/, 2173 211/; 21"»;
linb. Goods. ' 18% 18% title my.
South. Pan. 4111.1; 4853 iii». 4893
Son. Ry. 00.. 19% 2t) 19% 19%
Tenn. (3. a 1.. its. 38 38 36
Texas Pac. 26 26 251/. 26
Union Pac.. 78% 781/. 78 78%
U. S Leather. 1% 75‘; 716 1%
118 Real Al Con 61!; 5V. ti ‘ ti:
11. 8. Rubber. 10% . 10% 10% 10%
U. 8. Steel. 10*;- 10% 10% 10"
U. S. Ste-91,111.. 56V. 66-... 56* - 5614;
'Wabuh. 2016‘ 30* 20% ‘ 20%
Wabash. pf. 38 38% 87 311..
West. Uta 1191.88“ 881,5 878k 87%
Wis. Cenfi'.‘ ”16%.!le 18% 18"}
g.» __.__.,,.-_
MAY CONTROLNA CHICAGO TIRMi-
AL.
' dildo in. 11.1% Tribune to
“Slim: “the Peliincyimia Company
in a _n have new control of the
‘ Terminal Iter Railroad.
coldest hltborn. of the latter r0“.
51: no inf
...-.. “m"wfiw
‘ of the he paid.
blight be pnrchpeed without Illl knot!
About 1!. ~
e Termini! Tran-tar road Ivodd
V51". the.“ Penguin»- : bolt the
ryrki inter.
WI?“ .
operate-8”
Our Important
ClearanCe Sale
In a decided success and never before at this time of year
have our Clothing Sale: ball as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT hll.
been reduced to price ranging from $2 to 87. -
A
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced 8rd and 830;-
now at one price,
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-4
COATS, .
formerly priced $10, $12 and
813.50, now at one price,
‘
$7.98. $15-69 . ._
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-V
COATS, COATS. -
.formerly priced In and- $35.
now at one price,
$18.39.
formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
now at one price,
$12.20.
I
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys' Reeferc. Boy‘s Swelt-
crs. Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and Gloves,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. ’ , '
SELLECK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishere, .
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
Title in a good place to trade. Time trlee all things.
30 year: in the
grocery buaincee in this town. and etill going forward to better urvice Ill.
hope. Good good. and good prices. Thin buelneu must pay no better.
Wuhburn I. Crosby'a flour, Ameri-
ca’s Greatcat Fleur, will make more
and better bread than cheaper flour,
75¢ a bag and cheap at that.
Coffee in our theme. some people
think they are buying the but coffee
in twin till they try our genuine Java
and Mocha and then'thcy know it. Try
all around and then come here and try
mine. No better coffee pouible than
in cold here. 32c lb. for best.
Coffee -
15c. one-quarter pound. All aorta. A100
Lipton'a Tea.
DOn't forget we are up head in Slic-
ed Dried Beef. New lot on ule.
Special for saturday. January ’—
Lean Shoulder: at 85‘; etc. If you buy
Shoulders. try one of theee and see if
they are not as good u Ham boiled, u
come any they are 81/; cte. lb. cull.
Hickory Nuts to clone out, 8 qtt. for
25
.tn.
3 on. Cranberries 25 etc.
3‘ ‘2' 2 ‘5 18- 22 25 "“3 32c. Date. in packagel, to clone, 3 1b. for
Try the 0. d 0. Tea: than which 25 cu.
there are no better. After some yearn 3 lb. Mince Meet, to clou. 29 oil.
of experience I never knew any one to Some Cooking Apples at 20 cu. pk.
any that thin tea was not fine. We semc Nice Eating Applee. at 350“.
have it In Formon Ooleng. English pk.
Breakfast. lndia Ceylon and Mixed. . We can supply you. What will It be?
LORENZO 01331.!
Can Give it
Will Give it
Do Give 11
LOW PRICES ON .
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Tea and Coffee;
WE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING FOR YOUR PERUBAL:
FANCY VERMONT CREAMERY. COFFEES
0—- 04— 0—-
vcav eesr QUALITY 25c La.
coop swear aurrcn. 230 Le. one near MOCHA AND JAVA. .
~ —— :2: t. .
. M. a J. BLEND ONLY. 25¢ LI;
EGGS CHOICE eLcNo. 20¢ Le. .
new LAID zoos, 40c 00:. "NC" “"7” ‘59 Ll- .
FANCY WESTERN. 35¢ DOZ. OUR BEST TEA, ALL KINDS 450 ‘3.
Remember we give presents with our Best Tu: and
Coffees. ._ .
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00.
17 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWILK ‘
”W
11 Worth While
to suffer trot: Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vicion when relief 1000
near and can be had at- Inch Ina-ii coét? “'
We make a til0l0ii53 examination of the Eyes, without coat. and
it aimed are needed tarnish them at the lowest nos-ibis vii-ice.
Perfect fitting guaranteed
a. B. JACKSON.
g ,
Graduate Optician.
c
' ca Wall etmt.
SERVE 1111111 1111 1111111 lVlVlZi iiiilhliil
(with (thingy lo Shakeamro). .
b b First Wife. —-Ce'n 1 have some hot water. we‘are frown up. handing {he
a y. .
Second Wife. —Cerlaiil1y help yourself we have plenty and to Iplm .
First Wife —How do you manage to keep so comfortable this cold heath:
er. your houee la div-ya warm .1111! you never seem to hanvtmnbie‘. not
water pipes. >
Second Witt—The solution is easy. we always buy our C091 0! MY: .
MOND 31108....“ 5..
First Wile ---I believe we will try their Coal. have had trouble .ml >
this winter. * .
Moral ~Don’t get t. do it right. do it right now. We are not. in}
do“ for our health etc naively. we are can aolicltoue ebout you" 1
your health.
Buy Goal of
5c ’.
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Norwalk Chronicler