Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candll
at '
LANE’S
““0
5! Washington St.
11111 1111111111.
A. J. Collins Iii In New York today on
11115111111111.
8. W. Scniple lu'vei'y ill at his home
in West street.
A. .1. Collins and Co. have purchased
11 Iitiiidaouic new sleigh.
W. II. tiiilioltz atitl Jacob Schaiib
1111111 in New Haven totiay on business.
A iiitctiiig of the (lirls' Friendly l-‘io—
cicty. of Trinity Church. Will be held
tonight, in the church.
William Boers, who in in the employ
of Raymond Brothers. has moved from
lily avenue to Spring street.
Warren P. Smith Jr. who has lit-cu
ill :11 his home for Home days, is rcpoi'»
tell an being considerably better.
lu‘riiest Robinson and Mll'lri Grin-11
Webb. of Bridgeport, have been the
guests of Charles E. Seymour.
Frank E. Quintard, of Main street.
Ntil‘WIllk. who was stricken with pai'aly'
sis. is now Improvingtnlcely.
A meeting of the ventry of Trinity
Church. was held last night. but only
routine IIIISIIICHH was transacted.
t'oui't Narrult, I“. of A., of NOI'WIIIR.
has decided to postpone Its annual >11»
ciable to Friday evening. Ft‘l)l‘lllll",\' 1:.
John J. Goodwin filed his bond iti-
diiy. Willi Councilman Snrtuin. and is
now all ready for biininess as city hIlt'l'1
lit",
The dancing class of the (‘onnectl
cut Mlli1ary Academy in enjoying 11
very successful season. under the (II'
i'cciion of Miss Una E. Keith. of
Bridgeport.
—-C.lcarance 11an of lilillinory. All
hats trimmed and unti'immcd. will be
sold at very low prices. for balance of
the sear-on. Mrs. A. Altenbrandt, :11
South Main street.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. I. 1).
l1. ., will hold a regular meeting on
l1‘iltlny ti'eiiing January lfith when
ilie degree will be tonlcircd on twcli'e
1 aiitliduley
The W. t‘. ’l‘. l‘. will holti its iegiilai'
wt '1l1iy meeting with Mrs. Joseph itich~
111'.ds .‘il (‘htattiut airtet, Friday. at
'..::.ti o"2:1lotk. Will all member» make
.111 effort to be present?
Have an Eclipse Check and Spring
put on your door. it will avoid slam
iiiiiig and breaking of glass. and keep
out the cold air. For sale Iiy Com-
:dock. Watkins 111111 Dow.
Rt'i'. .l. A. Riddle, formerly pastor of
the Son h Norwalk t‘oiigrcgutttiniii
t'hurcli. s delivering a series of ice-
111rcs on "'l‘bt1 Kingdom of (Ind 1111
Earth." at Grace Episcopal Church.
New Haven.
Judge it). A. Woodward and family
hint- gone to California. where they
will spend the remainder of the winter.
It is believed that .\11'. \‘I'oodward‘s
health will improve in tlic saliilirious
,t‘lllllltlt‘ of that state.
\‘cxt Sunday. being the 11111 appoint»
ed by the Episcopal (011112.121 tor the
annual childrens missionary Stl‘Vlt'l', a
gathering will I)(1 held in Trinity
I‘Iiiircli. at 3 o'clock, in tbt afternoon
.\n olTei'liig for missions will be 111111112
111i. and the boy choir will lend the
singing. with Mr. Sims iii the oigiin.
Governor Chamberlain 11' to be 111111
of the guests at the dinner of the
Union League Club in New Haven this
evening celebrating the- anniversary of
the institution. Among the other guests
are named Sherman W. Evarts. of New
York. Judge Shuinway, lloiuci' S. Cum-
:111'igs. J. H. Webb anti Judge Lynde
Harrison.
Taylor & Golden have just had a
handsome new sign placed in front of
their place of business by ’l‘illy & Son.
The lettering is in 1 gold and reads.
"Taylor 11‘: Golden, Real Estate, Insur-
ance.“ (in one comer is the number
of the office “74." and on the other side
1111 Empire wreath. The sign attracts
11 great deal of attention.
SHIPBUILDING CO. FORECLOSURE.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14.—The foreclo-
sure proceedings ot‘the New York Se-
curity anti Trust Company and Charles
\I. Schwab against the United States
Shipbuilding Company and Receiver
Smith were adjoin 11 today until Jan-
11:11-,1' 211. theadiou‘r meiit being taken
in compliance with a stipulation that
all suits should be held in aheyance
pending the decision of Judge Kirk-
patrick of the FederalCourt of New
Jersey on the motion»; for the eonso i-
tlailon of all the actions pending he
tore him
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.
Wealthy Merchant (at an evening
party-Gentlemen, we will not allow
this festive occpslon tollass away with-
out remembering the poor. In one of
my houses there lives I poor clerk
whom I shall have to evict. tomorrow
unless he can pay his arrears of rent
by then. Fritz, hand a plate around-—
lloi'lbarliier.
We Hon- 1'11. Lardou
Variety
of 'l‘rtisses to celoot'fi'om in town, and
convenience. for fitting of came, for
which there 111 no extra charge.
sfiusou Pom“ con
"Jannflomlk.
PM
Open 1111111111,...
. ‘ ’7' '. .-_ 3W3. ‘
The Great
Red Tag Sale
The Roster of Rich Bargains in
Men’s and 3015’ Wears.
There's no dearth of good things In this molt Important clothing sale of
the neuron. We Itartcd the couch with new lines throughout: wc purpoic
ending the season with little or nothing to carry over. With trade good In
the early ucnon we duplicated heavlly. grout stocks await your com-
ing—the smartest in overcoat: and suite for men and boyI.—Lct values tell
their ctory: price: are no fair match for them.
Men’s Overcoals Reduced.
There's map and go In these con": than why they're golng at a live-
Iy ratc—pocitive Inapo In the way of bargains. All sizes now, but we can't
say for how long.
$6 AND $8 OVERCOATS CUT TO $3.98.
$8.50 AND 8110 OVERCOATS CUT TO $6.98.
"$12 AND $13.50 COATS cur TO 9.93.
515 AND $111 OVERCOATS CUT To $11.93.
518 AND 020 OVERCOATs CUT To $14.98.
$25 OVERCOATS, LUXURIOUB. Now $17.98.
Men’s Suits .Veni Low.
The sort of bargain which have made our Red Tag Sale famous—value!
high, natilfaction aurc. nylon up todatc. price 'way below regular. We
have all Iizcc in this season'cflancy mixed outta, and It's a wloo buyer thlt
needs this call.
810 AND 312 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO $6.98.
$13.50 AND $15 SUITS CUT NOW TO $9.98.
$15 AND 818 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO $12.98.
Two Great Suit Specials.
BROKEN LINES OF MEN'S 37 AND 38 SUITS, NOW $3.98.
BROKEN LINES OF SOME ME N'S $8 AND 810 SUITS, $4.98.
Uncxamplcd reductions in boyc‘ 'and children's cults and overcoat: and
in our furnishings department.
Don‘t let putting off coming rob you of your chore of these undeniably /
great blrgalns.
/
It's our role and the rule of the sale: "Satillaction or
Safe to trade here any time and all the time.
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comslock Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 322.
Money Back.”
PRINCETON SCHOLASTIC GAMES,
PRINCE l'll.\". N. .1. Jan. I 1 The
eighth 1111111111I l‘i'i'iccton scholastyinc
gamer. 11ill llt‘ l11ld here on :\|il‘ll'
.2\ one-mil 1'11:l11 1'11111 has In- 1 11 111l1l11l
to iht1 rt1u11"iii 11111111. .\ \2iliiiiliI11 11111
is often 1i ”\\IIII‘ school 1131111111: lli'
1111111 thin llllli' >'
To be a nut-1111511. 11 man 11111511 be a specialist—we art:
MIX- UP. (1F TRAIN SIGNALS- apt-cinliitis Iii grain :11111 that guarantees you the heat 11:1 I
SCOT "‘..C,lli\ll l‘n Juli. II» ”11111 poo
plc were iiiitircd none fatally by a (1111-,
li>ion 111‘ iiattlon cars today 1111 the
l‘litsbtirg. McKee-sport and Councils
1'Ill11 Railway. near Scottdale Junction.
’l‘lit.1 accident was caused. it is said.
by a ni‘i\up iii ”1‘ >igiial>i
to duality and price. All our grain is carefully SL‘ri‘Il'Xlt'il°'
till the dust. dirt and clitifl sifted out. (live your animals
wholesome food »~-ihcy deaerrc it-aiiti we sell it.
NO HARM DONE.
Foreman 11111111111111: tliI atcideiii to
tlii1 owner of the building) --|lni'iit1y
was 11111ltii11 on the 111111. >11' and Ill“
>Iippt1d and fell ibi 111111111 tour: ItlllI‘S ‘
bi lnpiiit. the c'oriiite down with him. _
air, and 11 making both lii> 11,111 1111111,
hall" his l'lll1-
()\'1'ili‘l‘— Iih. well, ncvci' admit l 111- ,
tended thnt cornice to come down 111' r’ 4
any case. . .
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Almanacs for 1904. ,.
.....;
:1:
r'ri
World Almanac 23c. American Al-
111.11»;ch Book. Encyclopedia and
Atlac 50c. Tribune Almanac 25c. Mld~'
. For Sale By .
mm," William P. Beers,
to Nerth Main Street, South Norwalk. 5 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Agent for A. G. Splulding'c Baloball:
and Sporting Geodc. '
6 50 .MAIN ST., 80. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 103.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge F'lsh Markot
Remember all goods warranted. Boo-
A FINE rdthr 50.4111
3 Cakes In a box for
10 cents.
A piece of Cattle Soap
with .1 Wash Cloth
for 5 cents.
- THI) IIII‘I‘IIRII PHIIIIINII
The Prescription Store.
All car. pan the door.
Night Calla Anoworod.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
HADLEY ON Potirics.
Bayo It I: a Game and Must be Played
By Definite Rum.
CAMBRIDMC, MaiIii Jun. 13—- l’rea~
11111111 A. Ilatlley of tale/addressed
liariard alllldt'lllél at the I nlon tonight.
upon the toplt' Opportunities F01 Po-
litical Influence." Among other thing»
be paid:
"l'tlllllt'h in 11 game 11nd must be play-
111! out by dcllnitc rulcii. Still. no man
should I111 an chl‘t'llllsl. citlit-i' llllll'ptmr
dent or partisan. He should strike a
happy mtdlnm, liut Nllmlltl not enter
the political lielti at all unit-11111 rich. for
if he does, he will have to yield sooiici
or later lo the wrong Influence. or else
get out and starve."
I v. M. c. A. IN cuaui
NEW YORK, .lan. l4.—».l. E. Hilllv
hard, 11 New York Y. M, l‘. A. worker.
sailed for Havana today on the steam-
111' Esperanza to esiabllsh a branch of
the organization in Cuba. lie is back-
cd financially In hia work by prominent
husiiieiui men.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. .lan. lIl.~~Arri1'ctl: Sica
Illt'l‘ Teutonic. from Liver-111ml and
Queenaiown ‘
IltlS’IllN 1Jin ll.;\ri'l1'1~tl:
11' l’oiiictniiiitn tilangow.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Steam
\\".-\l.l. S'l‘lll'Il‘ZT, 111' in a. in; ~(lpcii-
11111 pi'icu in tlic stuck market today
11111.111111d nii 1'1111' t-llliill dealings In re—
~ponne to the nioi'c cheerful sentiment
lll totcigu lllltl'lii‘ls 111'11' the For E11111»
1111 outlook llitl.lmoit & (llilo rose 11
point, and 11 Illlllllit'l' 111 ”111 important
international stock: :1 large fraction.
.\ decline of II;- iti llttilty. ptd, was
the only exception to llit1 advancing
tendency.
\\'Al.|. S"I‘lll£l€'l‘, ll 11. n1 -’l"i'adci>
took profits liiiiiiodiiitcly on 1111- 1.111-
1iight lltl\'ltlll't‘.\, 111111 the important
~11u1k~ 1'1-11ctcd slightly l‘hc downward
11111'1111111111 was atcwlci'atti-tl liy tiresh‘tii‘c
against Rock Island lllltl liquidation iii
I'iiltcd States Rtaity. ptd. iiuylng 111
Southern Pacific. which carried it
tilitiie lit. ~111I1~11q11clilly >lilft1ncd the en
tire llllll‘kl‘l. and Mime 111 the Wesltrii
docks 111111111 to tli1ii' ttll'lll‘l' gains.
Realty. 1111], dropped ‘23“. and showed
little r1 >iaitin1'1' 111 Itl"l'\“lll'4. .-\d\.inc11~
111 from 1.111- in two ptiiiii~ tll't‘llll'i‘ll iii
\\'1.«coii.~iii i‘11111'1il old, lo11'.1 Central.
pld , |.11cl111\1'111111:1. Malling, pfd.. Wim-
'.111;|11111.~11 I'Iit-i'li'lt', Twin City Rapid
'l"1':iii.~11 and American Agricultural
t‘hciuicnl. pftl. '
\\".1\I.l. STRICI'Z'I‘. lititiii —~A rise from
I 111 l'. in l'tiiunylvaniii led a fairly
general advance 111 which St. Paul. I'n-
$1111 I'ncilic, \\':ili.'1>h. 111d. Delaware &
Hudson. I"1iilcd 81.1111. 8:1 I. pill. Sit-1.2.
Sheffield Sim-I. the .\‘-1\\ York I'IIII.I1‘
I’lllltics and 11 1‘1 11' minor >iotk> rotu-
l to 1‘2. Rock l>l1111d rallied 11 point.
Intense llllllnt‘fin dculopcd co the rise.
lloudn were Irregular.
WALL STREET. I p, ni.wDiillnens
was the principal characteristic of the
early afternoon trading. The standard
stocks were practically motionless and
lint litilc lit-11d was given to the
all‘t‘llfllll aliowii by a sprinkling of the
low priced stocks. Minneapolis. St.
Paul 11nd Sault Ste Marie advanced 1
anti Kansas City Southern pfd. 1%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Mn-
ples & Goldscbniidt Commission Bro
hora. Swartz & Corbett Block. South
Norwalk: '
Amal. Cop.
.\m C & F Co..
Am. 10110..
An). Smelt, 481/4,
Am. Sugar. 125
'1‘. x: 8 Fat‘ Iib‘ 11 67% hfi' a
A T S Fe 111.. 88% 88068814
1111110. 8: Ohio, 80 8014. 791/, 79%
B'klyn R. 'l‘., 491/. 49% 48741
Ches.&0hio, 331,; 8354. 331,4
Ch. Gt, ‘Ncsi.. 101,4. 161$ 16%
1'11)“.
18711
17%
5011; 497;;
1873
17%
48%
125% 124%
497g
1873
I7
48%
ton Blucc 6c lb or 5 Ibo. for 25¢; Live
Show Haddock, 6: lb or 5 Ibo. 25m:
Smelt No. 1, 10: lb.: smolt No. 2. 8 Ibo.
25c; But German Carp. 9c 1b.: Whole
King salmon 10!: lb; Solo 121: lb: Horr-
Ing 7c lb: Black, 101: lb; Bus, 10c lb.
Flat. Blue Wonk. Cod. Finnlc Haddlu
and Haddock ROEI.otc1 Large open
Long Claims. 30: qt., Rood! Clamp,
Erecnport Oyltcn. Nothing but tho
Oat. ‘
Next to Forric' Coil‘ Yard. 1
1 ‘7 unopnconv
Into a blind man a hat—then THINK; Eight in the most
IF
you cannot come to deposit during.
“estimable of
all bloulngs; blindnesa the most woeful of all afflictions. iii being so.
you will concede the great importance of your eyes as a part of your animal
organism. A momentary realization of your helplessness without them will
aid you to I just appreciation of their worth. Protect and prelerve the light
ll what we ol‘or you. That leaves no defect uncorrected. that insures you
absolute SAFETY.
HOMER I. HOYT. Rofrilomln Opfblln.
Room 9 United Dank Building. “nth Nomllt. 00“..
Special Appointmnto at conveni- noc of pom ‘
banking lit-111's. your wife or mother
can. if you want the account in your
name. that can be arranged for too. 1A
signature-card can he tilled out at home
and mailed to us at our expense. There
is no excuse for you now.‘is thcrof‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 60.
We payi per coin in the Savings De
moment onia board, a, 11: to. 1:: «to. c: couture-y ovonlngo 7—9.
Ch Iii & St P 1423,; 143315; 142% 1431..
Col. l-‘. & i., 2971. 30 2971;. 30
Col. South. 181,4 18V, 181,4 18%
Con. Gas, 191 191 191 191
Del. 8: Hurt. 161i 166 1116 166
Eric, 23 28% 211 28%
Erie, lat. pf.. 67% 68 1‘17”); 68
Gen. Elem 174 174 174 174
Ill. Central. 1307'". 131% 1307i. 1311‘
\Ianhattan. 142% 142% 142% 142K
Met. St. Ry.. 121 121% 121 121%
Mex. Cent, 13% 181A 1271‘. 127/.
M. K. fiT” 17% 17% 1716, 171d
M. K. & T. pf., 3919 391‘; 39% 39%
Mo Pacific 9211 921,; 9214 9215
1N Y. Central 119711 120 113711 11974
i Norf. & West. 57% 57% 57% 57%
l Ont. 11’: West. 21:16 213/. 21% 21%
iPae. MalL 27%. 28% 271A 2816
IPenn. R, R, 119% 120% 119% 1197/11
Poo. Gan. 97% 97% 971‘ 97%
Proc. 8, Car, 27 27 27 27
Reading. 44% 41'» 44% 44%
l Rep. Steel. 6% 6% MA 63‘
- Rock island, 31% 21% 2034 21%
Rub Goods, 18% 18% 18* 18%
South. Poe. 48% 4941. 48% 49
Son. Ry. Co, 20% 20% 30% 80%
Son. Ry. Co pf 79 79% 79 1791‘
Tenn. C. t 1., 37 37%
Texas Pac._ 25
Union P110. 78%
U. 8. heath. of 71
U 8 Real 1 Con 5%
S $111,111.10“
U. 8 Steel pt. 57%
. Wabash
Wabash pf.. 38%.
West. Un Tel. 57%
Wis. Cent. 10%,
25%
,79 '
77
5%
10*
58
30%
all
57"
.11”‘W
0111' Important
Clearance. Sale
111 a decided soccer: and never before at thin time' of you
have our Clothing Salcl been "Jorge.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT hon
been reduced in price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN'S SUITS AND 0111111.
COATS. .. 1
formerly priced $18 and 820,
now at one price.
$151611.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priccd $10, $12 and
$13.50. now at one price,
$7.98.
1
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COAT8.1 11 1
formerly priced $22 and 825.
now at one price,
$18.39.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
now at one price.
$12.20.
Men‘s Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boyc' Roofers. Boy’s swelt-
ers. Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and Gloves,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLECK 11. PRICE,
Clothiers and Furnishcrc, I
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
A A”... .._.,_~_._—_
‘11 uou knew how good is Our “1.er
URY” BRAND CANNED SPINNACH.
‘lJOll would be serving it up with boiled
Ham or Shoulders.
150 a Can.
Lorenzo Dibble
Can Give It . Wha
Will Give It !
Do Give It!
LOW PRICES ON
Butter. Cheese, Eons. Tea and Coffee.
WE SUIMIT THE FOLLOWING FOR YOUR PERUSAL:
FANCY VERMONT anAM"Env.
VERY acsr QUALITY, 251: 1.3. COFFEES
oooo swEET au'r'rEa.~ 231: 1.13 OUR BEST MOCHA AND angle. u
EGGS M_ a 1.31.5110 ONLY. 25¢: Ll.
CHOICE BLEND, 201: 1.0.
NEW LMD EGGS, 40c ooz. FANCY SANTOS. 15: La.
FANCY WESTERN 35c ooz. oun aEsT TEA hi. KINDS 45: L0.
Remember we give presents with our But has and
Coffees.
I‘HE LEE TEN IND BUTTER G0,
17 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NOR WRLK
Is It Worth While
to cutter from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vlclbn when 1911.: to .00 . .1
near and can be had at ouch Imall colt? -
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. and
.. '-
14111-9 I'
If clones are needed furnish them at tho lowut poulblo who;
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. .M arson.-
Oraduato Optician.
O
53 Will “not.
1111111111111 1111111111 ES 111111?!
(with apology to Shakespeare). -' ‘ '
First Wile—Can l have some hot water we are frozen up, including tho.
bah1.
Second Wife. —Certallliy. help yourself. we have plenty and tom.
First Wife. --How do you manage to keep so comfortable this cold [0!“-
er. your house is always warm. and you never seem to have trouble 'Itli.
water pipes.
Second Wife. —The solution is easy we always buy our Call of RAY-
MOND BROS
First Wife. —l believe we will try their Coal have had. trouble enough
this 11'.lnter
Moral. —Don‘t get left do It right do it right now. We are not In
ness for our health t‘XclnsIvely, we are cure aolleltouc about yours. [at
your health.
BuYCoII of ‘ifl._':':~f':.
Raymond 3,1"
Lowto' Popular Priced ('11on ”M
1: Into Must. Math. 1.2.
,_ Wetuatlon‘flyolcucltttmm-utndotnl,
Von-1M. n. “1:30am Guam-Woks”!!!
Norwalk Chronicler