1 Plain: 165-5
W
Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candii
at
LANE’S
m».
5 I Washington St.
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iota NewsNuteS.
F. ii. Coleman has 3th received a
new lot of "I’It." th(I latest craze. Read
his ad
The ith-titory said continuos. at (lott-
lieb'a. 'l'hrct specials are given 111 to-
tltty'a ltd. Itetid It.
1.. .i. Iteynorda. who has been quite
III at his home in Main street. Norwalit
is now improving nicely.
The visiting chapter of the Woman's
lurid of Trinity (‘litircli will meet to-
morrow atmrnoon in the Guild room.
t‘oke butts at..- long an other fuels and
is much cheaper. Let the (‘ortn. iI'.\
attd Lighting (lo. ptit a load 111 your
celial‘.
The January clearance sale continue.-
all tliia Week at the Boston Store. A
few of tbt mituy bargains appear in the
ad. Read it.
A large sltrlgh will leave tlte Norwalk
Iloston store corner Wednesday even-
ing at X o'clock for Norwalk People
to attend a social in (ltIanbtirIy.
Hugh Knox. son of United States at.
torney General P. C. Knox. of Yale.
formerly of the Harstrom School Was
a visitor in Norwalk last night.
Heavy reductions have been made 111
men‘s ueurablcs at Reud'a. It Is an op
portunity for advantageous buying that
Ivtry Ulit' should grasp. See illi.
Thomas Francis. of St. liottis. the sort
of David R. Francis. president of tin-
St. Louis World's Exposition. is a s;tr
debt at. the Hurntroin school. 111 Nor.
wall:
I’iosctuting Attorney .Iolrrt l. Walsh.
ot \‘otwalk. is laid tip 111 lilo home on
the (Irtgory Point road. with art at-
tack of the grip. which had been com
ing on for several days.
The Woman‘s '(1tiilti of Trinity
t‘burcb is planning to hold a birthday
social iii the chtirch on the evening of
January :58. The fall plans for the
event lilthl riot yet been arranged.
.\ meeting of the Yokeinates of the
I-Iitst Avenue Methodist Church was
held yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Silas B.
Meeker. Irt Wcsipori avenue.
The Young Men's Christian Assocm
lion Basketball learn. accompanied by
its friends. will go in Stamford, this or
crtlug on the 6:55 train. and play it
.L'iillli‘ with the St. Lukas. of that [iiiltt‘.
li't‘i.
The quality of the butter brought at
the Nrw \otk (liot-Iety (‘o. Is alwiiyt-
tIrI- ttaint. This Week they offer the“
fittest Idlgin creamery butter for twen-
tyvlive cents a pound. See ati. for otli»
crI bargains.
Tire funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ev
tIurien was held this afternoon at 2:3“
from Trinity Church. Rev. Romilly
Ilrtmphrics and Rev. F. W. Norris offic-
iated. The Interment was 111 East
Ncrtvalli crmctcry.
.\t the Norwalk _ t‘ongrrgationu.
t'liui'ch. Thursday evening at Thu o
clock. the Young People'tt Society will
lllttII iii the ladies parlor: subjects
How nray l OVtIrt-onrc My 'I‘erriptatioits.
.\ short business meeting will follow.
8 p. 111. church prayer service in the
chapel; subject. The Gospel According
'te i‘cnnyaon. II p; in. brief meeting ot
the Sunday. school ten-hers.
'i‘lie Norwallt policc rss-civcl com~
platpt of a disturbance in Knight
slum. Saturday night. and Sergeant
W. h. Bartram and Officer 'l‘honra.»
lltrut made an investigation and en-
corted a party named Adams anti his
Wife to the police station. The matter
will be heard before Judge Lockwood.
tomorrow morning. The case was not
brought up this morning. owing to thi
illness of Prosecuting Attorney Walsh
(‘hief of Police ‘i'honius Bradley. ol
Norwalk. received word yesterday. to
be on the lookout for a lad ntimod Les-
ter Dood, who had run away from the
Episcopal Home. in Stamford. (.‘hlcf
Bradley took a trip to the home of the.
lad's mother. 21 Hoyt street. Norwalk.
where he was found. '1‘ht. chief took
the boy. who is thirteen years of age.
to the police station. and notified Chief
of Police qunnan. of/Stami'ord. and
later someone came ”it after hint.
Young Dodd bad bec me homesick.
and his mother intended to send him
1m 1. to the home today.
At the annual meoilng of tire Nor-
walk Congregational Church on Thurs-
day evening. reports of the various
drpartmbnts of the church activity
were presented. and all of the officers
without exception. were elected for tho
tnsuing year The report of the clerk
showed that sixteen persons had been
admitted to membéiship on confession
of faith and six persons by teriiiicnte
Eight mcmben have been dismiued
by certificate and eight have passed
into the light. The roll of honored
dead includes Miss Mary E. Hyatt. Mrs.
John Carpenter. William Anderson.
Mrs. Abram Fitch. Mics Ida 1‘. Keith.
Henry C. Randal. Miss Helen Osborn.
and George Miller.
W0 Han the 1..-Mi!
arbor . -.
of Trance. to solder: no. in town
corivcnienm iior titling of and. (or
which there is no um Me.
the scum.
the early season
their story; price.
ly ratc—ooaitive a
say for how long.
815 AND $16
318 AND $20
heed: this call.
high. satisfaction cure. styles up
310 AND $12 SUIT
$13.50 AND $15 SUITS CUT' “"3 .'I TO $19.98.
815 AND 318 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO $12.98.
‘4.._
j\
w. duplicated hea vtty.
are no fair match for them.
Men’s Overcoals Reduced.
There's snap and go In thciic cult; that‘s why they're going at a live-
All lizcs now, but we can‘t
nap. in the way of bargain.
56 AND $8 OVERCOATS CUT TO 83.98.
$8.50 AND $10 OVERCOATS CUT TO “.98.
$12 AND $13.50 COATS CUT TO $8.98.
OVERCOATS CUT TO $11.98.
OVERCOATS CUT TO $14.98.
$25 OVERCOATS. LUXURIOUS. NOW $17.98.
Men’s
sn 13-.
NORWAL'K EN
The Great
Red Tag Sale
The Roster of Rich Bargains in
Men’s and Bous’ Wears. '
There's no dearth of good thing: In thin molt important clothing sale of
We started the nelson with new lincI throughout:
ending the sensor. with little or nothing to carry over.
great stocks await your com-
lng—the nmlrtesi in overcoat: and cults for men and boyI.-—.Let valucc tell
Suits Veiu Low.
The sort of bargainc which ha ve made our Red Tag Sale famous—value!
todate. price ‘way below regular.
have all sizcc in this season's fancy mixed suits. and it's a wise buyer that
'..; .'/ TO $6 93.
we purpose
With trade good In
We,
Two Great Suit Specials.
BROKEN LINES OF MEN'S 87 AND $8 SUITS, NOW $3.98.
BROKEN LINES OF SOME MEN'S $8 AND $10 SUITS. $4.08.
in our furnishing:
great bargains.
Safe to trade here
m"
.
In our role and the rule of the sale:
Unexampled reductions in boy-' and children's cult: and overcoat: and
department.
Don‘t let putting all coming rob you of your share of there undeniably
any time and all the time.
RogersStStevens
Successors i0 Comuock Eros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
"Sitiliaction or
Money Back."
TEL. CALL. 322.
MINE WORKERS‘ CONVENTION.
Fixed Now.
lNltI\.\'\l til IS Ind Jan. la. The
lifter-nth it It Irrrl convention of the I‘m
It‘ll Milit-
iri 'I‘oririitisozi lIull today. The con
will be I'tti‘t.\\‘t‘ti by the annual
tIonfcrcnt-c between the miners lilltl
coal operators of the states of Indtnna.
iila.
the wage wide for the ensuing year is
fixed.
150.000 illillv'l’.i
’I‘he t‘ttll\|‘llili.)n was opened with ati
ulIdl'l’S.‘ tii' \‘t‘t‘it'tiilli‘ Iii Iiit‘
rt‘HliiilliiI‘ii to by President Mitchell.
rub s and iIt'ilt‘I‘ of business.
The “"lirtl‘l of the committee on ere—
BONIER'S HEARING POSTPONED.
BIIII‘FIIHI‘ N. Y.. .Ian. 1S.~»-—»('barles
day, a postponement having been agro-
ctl upon butwecn Attorney Murphy and
the district Attorney iitrtll Wednesday.
PIT
Just received another lot of I’ll.
The latest crazc.
ES, E
music always on hand.
COLEMAN'S
10 North Main Street, south Nor-walk.
MtIKlitlc .I
keep yOur valuable papers and Jewel-
‘ry in the house exposed to
IURGLARS AN. FIRE
when you can have I safe and con-
«talent but II "the unit of
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
Wage Scale for Ennuing Year Will be
\\r.rltcrs of America operrctl ‘
veniicii will continue for ten days and '
joint .
Illinois. ”bio and Western I’euitsylra- I
It is at this joint conference that .
lr intolvcs :ttitt operators tlliii.
delegates .
by Mayor lloltzuutu. which was briefly . .
who Ibr 11 .r: Izeriuceil the committee on
deutiai. has their called for. Tire oom-
nillll‘I’ IraI been at work for lhl‘ct"
weeks
MASKS. WIGS BEArS. MUSTACH-
C .
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'c Baseball.
To be a IIIOIPHB.“ titan mirrsl be it spoclalisl—ywe Illi'b
specialists In grain atid that guarantees you the best as
to quality and price.
all the dust. dirt and chair sifted out;
'All our grain is carefully «record——
(live your animals
wholesome food—they rlcscrvo itvttitd wo cell it.
BUY OATS "HAT'S CLEAN.
O
MANUEL 1. "Area.
lionicr. the convicted murderer of the.
Frebt's. was rtot brought Into court to-I
THE
LATEST
CRAZE
PIT
The
Great
Game
For Sale By
William
U
149 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
and Sporting Goodl. ‘
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We reduce nerve irritation.
pleasure.
Room 9 Unlud lcnk'lullding,
at 84 Per you. ._
' but. ‘
P. Beers,
6 SO .MAIN ST.. 50. NORWALK.
chaos
Bridge Fish Market
LOB TER TODAY.
Remember a I goods warranted. loc-
ton Blucc 6: lb or 5 lbs. for 25¢; Liv.
Shore Haddock. dc lb or 5 lbs. 25c.:
Smelt No. 1. .101: lb.: Extra. 2 din
25c; But German Carp. 9c ih.: Whole
King Salmon 10c lb: Eels 12:: lb: Horr-
ing 71: lb; Black, 10c 11" Bus. 10: lb.
Fiat. Blue. Wank. Cod. innie Haddiu
and Haddock No... We lb. Largo upon
Long Clams, soc qt" Round Olamn,
Grunport Oyttiorc. Nothing but the
a
. Next to Forrla' Coal Yard.
FIT-7.
Donut distort vision. but make seeing a
Consult its about your eye a. and secure a pair that
FITS
HOMER B. '110 YT. nurturing Optician.
mat nor-mitt. Oom-
mlm minimum at «manic on of mm.
Marc. 3. um, um, «ma-mm uniting. r-c.
VENINGSENTINEL
A FINE TOILET SOAP
3 Cakes in a box for
10 cents.
I A piece of qutile Soap
I wit!) .1 Wash Clot/t.
for 5 cents.
'I‘HII iill‘l IIIIII PHNIIMNBI
Tire Prescription Store.
All can pm the door.
Night Calla Anawcrod.
Telephono Call, 15-2.
ROUND HILL HIS HOME
Four-year-old Boy Taken to the Coun-
ty Home at Norwalk.
Stephen Sedlmmer. it four-yenroId
native of the town farm. was taken to
the coirtiiy home for dependent cIiIl-
dreit betwcr-tr Norwuik and \K'estport.
Saturday. by Slit-riff liitcli. The boy
was brought to the village in n sleigh
by Mr. and 311‘s" (‘ruwt'trrtL who are
now In charge of the t'arm. and the
stores and buildings niul trolley cars
were Iliili'i‘ti wonderful to liltit. Willi
his pocket filled with candy lie was
left at the Ili'twlitllt'li depot in charge
of the slrcriil. and here again he saw
rilllli‘IillIlLZ \Vttlliit‘l'TIlL the train of
i'til‘ts‘ which hII hiiti often heard tii‘I
scribed btii Iiztrl iii-yer before seen.
iIZvei‘yiltiitL' was love!" Ittiill ilTli'I‘ the
train sirtried eastward. who-u almost
sittiiillaueourdv the but began to cry
and any liltii he wanted to go back to
.\11't~. i‘rttwierri Some of the pttsscii-
:i‘l‘ itl first thought the lad was being
kidnapv-d but the conductor. wliit
ltucw the sheriff. quit-ted their appi'cr
ilIII:«lflll.‘l. ’l'hI- slit-riff tried to qtrii‘t
Illi' itppltettsintts of the boy also, but
this was llti' so easily done. With
cars still 111 his eyes the little fellow
lett Illi' trairr at South Norwulk. anti
I.t:t- guided it;\\iii'tl the cotttitv borne
lit \aiti the how cried that he wanted
in go ililtk 11) Mrs t‘t'awi’otd‘a. and
no matter iii)“ iniiiry tyitsls iillii turns
were mode in iii-I I'lillli' the ”1111‘“!
declares that HIV litiv tritrttinbly turned
and pottrhId 111 the (lil't‘i’iilill of Round
11111. The Ian! was tliitt‘ly gitcn over
to the matron of the country home.
where iit‘ was nrittie \t'l'\' comfortable
but the illllltl' lcti ltitrr witliIih-I words
ringing in his cars. "i want to no back
to Mrs i‘tawfortl‘s.” and tire remem-
IIi'arrcc of the hit} littillllllg toward
Round Hill. » iirccnwtt b Nt’\|'.~.
CRATE 0F MATCHES IGNITED.
llBiIliY .Iait 1h I. trttte of match
IIs limited by 111111 from a sir-am pipe
in the basement of .\ \\'altioti's li\'e-
and ten ct-tir n‘ltil‘t'. started a blaze
Ilrrclr i'illirt‘ll damage it" about $10110
today Most of the damage was by
sttiuit'c and wait-i". The stock of goods
III the clothing store of .\I. ('iIroutcy.
was smoked. and some damage was
«little also In the liasitcll house. located
above the stores. Insurance will cov-
‘1‘ most of the loss
TODAV IN WALL' STREET.
\\‘.Iil.l. S’I‘lilIli-I'l‘. lilIlil ii 111. pm.
liiilllli :ttltrtucts were the l'llit' in 111'
.peititig pi'icts tor ltrIIpt-rl by
higher prices tn‘Tainiion this morning.
lirallngs were small. itcept in l'ultnl
States Stccl, pftl . itr whit Ir some ilf'iH'.‘
stocks
lIIocks t‘liiiigi‘il bands I‘ricitic \Iail
rost- it po ill. and Minneapolis. St. Ptiiii
and Saulte Ste .\i;rriI- 1"..
WALI. S'l‘ltlilfl’l‘. 1 p. in “Trading
became rather dtill bttt tlr- firm undet-
tone of the market was not disturbed
by the reactions in some of the minor
stocks. IleirlinitsI iii the scviti- -spccitla-
tit-e bonds. were Ititgt. RI ick Island S s
rising Iiil't'l' points with a jump of II,
bcrwwu transactions \\'t~tinghousc
Electric first preferred, Ilrirver and Rio
'tIiIrtttIltI and North Attiericatt advanced
L'. and Hocking \‘ttiiey. l‘a.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Ida-
DICs & Goldsclimldt Commission Bro-
kers. Swarm & Corbett lilock. South
Norwalk:
Aural (‘op .'.tt|_. ‘.l 501-; 507..-
Am.( KI l"(‘olit ‘19 III 19
\m. Ice '9‘“ RM, Mi;
.\m. We pf. .14”. 114% 21:11».- :13“.
.-\m. I.oco.. Ir-‘I‘: 17W. 17“ 171%,
Am, Smelt. «is 431 421 43‘
.\m. Sugar. 1231/. 12535 1.3 133
Anaconda. 71W; 761;, 76 _ 7M4;
.\ T & 8 WI [11883, till 88% S9
liallti & Ohio. 797 797,. 791d; 7911‘
ii'klyn II T.. 49‘ 41W; 487» 491.1,
i‘hcs. 81 ()hio.‘ .13.I . 1131.; 1131,; 331,;
i‘hl. & N. \\'._ lliiil’g 167 Ititibfi 157
('11. it West. ion. tow. mtg tau.
("h M & St P..143% 143V, 1111b; 1431;
(‘01. i" & I.. fill 30% 29‘»; 30%
(‘01. South. 177: 177... 17%, 17%
i‘trn.(1ns. 19:33; 19:11.1; 192% 193%
Del. it Hiitl.. 166”: 161W. mill») listing
Eric. 27-311 275;. 2714 275:
Erie. 1st pt. 671/. 67% 117‘). cm.
Gen. Elem. 175 175V. 171 174
Lou. & Nash..108% 108% Itihlfi 1081.4
Manhattan. 142-3; 114 1423/; 143%
Mel: St. Ry.. 121% 122% 121 122
Mex. Cent. 127.; ii - 121/. 127.1.
M K &'l‘.. 1759,1714,17’,fi 17%
M h&T. pf. 40 . out. to 40%
Mo. hPat-111p. it2 9211“ 9:! 923,5
N N. Central. 119% 119% 119% 1191/;
Norf, & West. 371.5 57% 5711, 57%
Ont. & West. 21% 311% 211., 21%
Pac. Mall. 33% 83% 31% 32%
Penn. R. R.. 119% 1197. 119% 119%
P90. Goa, 971,4. 98% 97% 98%
Pres. S. Car. 28 38 28 28
Reading. 45 451,4. 44% 45
Read. 1 pt.. 78% 78V. 78% 78%
Rock Island: 22"... 23% 22%, 22%
South. Pac.. 49 49% 49 49
Son. Ry. Co. 211.5 21% 21% 21%
Son. RV. Co pf 787.41 78% 78% 78%
- Tenn. C. & 1.. 87% - -- -
‘Texaa Pac, 25% 25?; 2555
Union he. 79 18% 78%
Union Poo. pf.. 90 90 90
U. 8. mother. 79f. 7% 7%
U. S. LeIth..p176% 76% 76%
U 8 Real I: Corr 8 61‘
U. 8. Rubber. 12 12%
U. 3. Steel. 10% 11%
U. 8. Steel. lit, 58% 59%
Wabash. 30* 20%
Wabash. pt. 88% 38%
1.. upcr'O'
.. ' _ a. u ' firm": 11" .
‘4.”
Maya-I111- nit
t'II .,
.q'uurn.
norm.
It‘d.
Our Important
Clearance Sale
l Is a decided lucccss and never before at this time of year
. have our Clothing Sale: been as large.
‘ EVERY ovnacorir and every FANCY surr has
i been reduced in price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
. COATS,
formerly priced $10. $12 and
$13.50. now at one price.
$7.98.
MEN'S souls AND OVER-
COATS.
r r
formerly priced $18 and $20, 1
now at one price.
$15.69.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formcriy priced $15 and $16.50.
now at one price.
$12.20.
T
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priccd $22 and $25,
now at one price,
$18.39-
Mcn‘s Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys' Rccfcra, Boy’l sweat-
crs, Underwear, Caps. Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.‘
SELLEGK 11 PRICE. ‘1‘
Clothiers and Furnishers, I
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
than or Shoulders.
*r
150 a Can.
Lorenzo Dibble
If uou knew how good is our "LUX-
URY” BRAND CANNED SPINNACH.
uou would be serving it up with boiled
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Best
17 NORTN MAIN STREET.
Best .Vermoni Butler. onlu
Pure Leaf Lard. oniu
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00..
babe Than the confidence of Suit!) Nor-walk people.
who come to try. remain to trade.
pro'be our claini.1tsaves you much when you are convinced.
Best Teas. all kinds. . ,
Mocha and Java Coffee. I520 lb
250 lb
100 lb
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
58 Wall strut.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician. r
I
THE LEE TEA AND BUI'TER'ACO;
Those
It costs you little to
450 1b
scum nonwux ' ‘
Is It Worth-Whiich-‘
to under from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when ratio! in lo
near and can be had at such mall cost? '
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cult, and
It clones are needed furnish them at the lowest possible nrico. ‘
Nonnlk. Conn.
That's right. don’t get left!
BUY 0F
Of courlc you We heard the bong “Atty Rags."
it's quite conduclve of mcrrimcnt and somewhat indicative of MI
lint we bring to your notice a theme more topical
Being the question of warmth an d a feeling more tropical.
Don“ t commence to grow gray. and Imagine you are old.
Just because the. house is chilly and you feel so awful cold. ‘
But hustle around and chase do“ n to Raymond Bros. " '
You can easily find the way. Just follow the others.
Try a ton of their. solidified chunks of concentrated heat.
One trial will convince you they cannot be'beat. ..
They will wait upon you to the beat of their ability, 1
And get the goods around with their usual agility. '
Do It right now.
A SEQUEL TO ANY RAG:—
"U.- I
Norwalk Chronicler