Home Made
Chocolates and
Rtbbon Candu
at
LANE’S
0.0.0.0
5 1 Washington St.
local 1qu Vttles.
Mil-iii lt'ouo Dibble in confined to her
hotno hy Iiint'iiti.
A meeting of the No Name Whisl
(‘Iub will be ltold thia evening at tho
Itonto of Farrou S. Belts.
'l‘wo candidates were given the Hay
tnukt-rs' degree at the meeting of Uu
tits llttyloft. Iaat evening.
The wnrrior‘s tltigroo will be confor-
rod tltis oyonlng on a class of about a
dozon members of Uncus Tribe.
.\ regular meeting of Our iirotltors
Imtigt‘. l. 0. 0. l-‘._ of Norwttlk. was
held last trotting, at the lodge rooms
in Wall street.
The stato convention of tho iliilli-{h'
It‘IH of the American Rtt'olutlou \tiié
be hold at Sitiilcltl. the lattor pttrt oi
I"(‘iil'llttf'_\'. itie exact date will ho Si‘l
later.
The cases of Ernest Adams and wife,
charged with breath of tho D'Nlt'l, wort-
to II:I\'(‘ come up before the Nor-wall.
court. this morning. but was continued
. to Saturday morning.
'l‘ho tioldon Rule (‘lrclo of Kittg‘~
Daughters of tlte )ongrogntttuuti
t‘hurch. Norwalk. will moot 'l‘itttrsday.
instoad of Friday. at 3 p. m.. with
Mrs. .l. I". i’atldook. Nowtown ityo-
llll‘. Norwalk.
Philip bit-haul), tho young son of t‘ari
Scltaub. of Railroad avouuo. who was
ttllltt‘ badly injured Satttrday nigitt.
thIo counting on tho Clay stt'oct hill,
is rostittg utoro comfortably today and
is hoped that tlto danger point will bo
passed III a dav or two.
t:uito a number of people oujoyoti
tho coasting on the Quintat'tl arouuv
ttill last evening. Tito hill is so Icy
that it is practically impossiblo to use
a “rumor" on it. owing to tho fact that
tho load sled does not take hold and it
is Impossible to stool‘ It.
Annie “00. of Raymond street. was
nrroslotl last night on complaint of nor
husband. who rosidos In Raymond
strooi. The charge was drunkenness,
Slto was given Into tho custody of her-
husband ttntll tomorrow. as jttdgo
Taylor is ottt of town today.
'I‘Ito liotol tliffortl was filled again
last night. to Its utmost capacity, ttu:
t‘lork Lancaster says ho wishes tltn
would enlarge the itou=o. its lto dis-
Iiiii'S so much to say: “i am sorry. btti
i have not-N1notn.’ bttt you can got
good accommodations at the Hotel
litthat-konto." Ifo‘says 111- could use
fifty more rooms easy. as tho itottSo i~
doing it fine busluers. and he is triad
of It. as he wants to tuttho Tho (‘iifford
nito of the finest hotcls in tho stuto.
BILL IN EQUITY FILED.
ConteSt for the Control of John P.
Squire Company.
l»‘.tlS’l‘t)l\'. .Ian. lit—A bill 111 equity
1':ch iu the Superior Court itt this city,
is said to bo tho first stop In a contest
for tho control of tho John 1'. Squire
t‘otttpatty, botwoon creditors rcproaont-
ing E. C. Swift. tho (‘.I‘ticutto packer.
and stockholdtrs favoring tito prcsont
lioartl of Trustees. which has boon run-
ning the bualnoss since a reorganiza-
tion of the concern. some time ago. It
is uudorstoml that 111" Swift Interests
claim that tho business has not boon
tun profitably.
The bill In oquity on which tlto ordor
of notice is returnablo at 2 o'clock this
:iilt‘l‘llfion, was brought at this tinto. it
is said. to prevont lilo present trustees
front transacting buslnrss and controll-
I‘ll: the election of directors at tho an-
uttal meeting of tho corporation. St'iit‘li-
ttiod to be hold ltt Jersey City.
Tito .iobn P. Squire (‘orporatiott full-
od several years ago and under tho
roorgaulzatlon has 3519.000 ltt seven
per cent. prefcrrod stock and $1.500.-
000 common stock.
SELECTMAN STRICKLAND DEAD.
Selectman R. A. Strickland. of Strat-
ford. died at. his home on East Broad-
way In that town yesterday morning
The docoaaod had been ailing for a
long time yet his death was wholly un-
expected. He. was about town Saturday
and attended the Store club Saturday
night. He has known for a your that
ho was rapidly‘fatling and an active
and successful recent political cam-
paign hastened his end. Mr. Strick-
land was a ottiten or ability and in-
tcgrity. Genial. independent. ho was
loyal in his friendship and generous
towards his enemies. H'a was a big
heart and he had the hood alao to car-
ry him. He was born in New York
state. Mat“ 23.1848. served as a drum-
mer bo" in the Rebellion. was a trayel-
lug man in business a member of St.
John's lodge No. 8. A, F. l: A. M.. of
Bridgeport, and at the time of his
doath ’aeloctmun of thettown. Always
a Democrat he was of the Jcfloreontun
Htamp and there was no compromise
between politics and principle with
him. Ho is survived by a widow. a
daughter and non. He had lived In
Sit-attord about It years.
We Han the Largest
Variety
of True-ea to select from in town. and
convenience! for aunt; of auto. tor
which thqu Io um chm
STILL”)! "WILL COR.
om Sundays. doubt mat.
The Great
Red Tag Sale
The Roster 01 Rich Bargains in
' Men’s and Bous’ Wears.
There'l no dearth of good thingu In thlu moot important clothing sale of
the anion.
We atartad the canon with new line- throughout; wa purpo'e
ending the donor with little or nothing to clrry over.
With trade good in
the early union in duplicated heavily. great ntocka awllt your com-
ing—the Imlrteut in ovorcoata and unit. for men and boyI.—Lct value: tell
their Itory: priccn are no fair match for them.
5
“I
Men’s Overcoais Reduced.
There's map and go in the“ cute: that's why they're going at I live-
ly rate—ponitive “tip. in the way of bargain. All we: now, but we can't
say for how long.
36 AND $8 OVERCOATS CUT TO ”.98.
$8.50 AND $10 OVERCOATS CUT TO $6.98.
tLMI
.1 1
$12 AND $13.50 COATS CUT TO ”.98.
$15 AND 316 OVERCOATS CUT TO $11.98.
818 AND 820 OVERCOATS CUT TO $14.98.
$25 OVERCOATS. LUXURIOUS. NOW $17.98.
Men’s Suits Veru Low.
The sort 0! bargains which have made our Red Tag Sale famous—value-
high satisfaction sure, style: up
toduto. price 'way below regular. We
have all sizes in thin aeaaon'a fancy mixed suite and it's a wine buyer that
heed: thin call.
310 AND 312 sows RdDii
ZED ‘.S‘W To $6.98.
$13.50 AND 315 SUITS CUT .‘JC .7 T3 $9.98.
315 AND $18 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO $12.98.
Two Great Suit Specials.
BROKEN LINES OF MEN'S $7 AND 38 SUITS. NOW $3.98.
BROKEN LINES OF SOME ME NS 83 AND $10 SUITg. $4.98.
Unexamplcd reduction: in boys' and children'l lults and overcoat; and
in our furnilhingl department
Don't let putting off coming rob you of your share of these undeniably
great bargainl.
It's our rule and the rule of the sale:
“Satisfaction or Money Back."
Safe to trade here any time and all the ttme.
RogersStStevens
Successors to Camstask Bras.
scum NORWALK.
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
REID FINALLY CAUGHT.
Swindler Who Made Daring Escape
From Jail.
\‘Tii‘A. N. Y., Jan lib—William .I.
lie d. a unit-d i'orgor. who escaped front
tltc Iiiiitllttit‘ll cotutty. Muss. fail on Jan-
nary 1I.'\\’iit~‘ :trrostod at tho (‘otttriti
Hudson sttti on yo.-~.tot'day afternoon by
Ofiicor (‘ont lililitlll. of tho local polio“.
Whiio on his way to tlto polico titli-
tlott ltoitl Hill'tl‘ti to rtttt. but the officer
not out his foot and tripped him. lion"
uty Shoritl‘ \\'Iliii‘. of liampdon county.
1113118.. art'itcd here at midnight itttd
Iticliiiiimi lit-iii. No will be taken littck
today union, 1. Is found uocossttry to ‘
socurt- ottrnditiou papcr.
THREW HIMSELF IN EAST RIVER.
Nl€\\’ i'iiiiix' .lan 10.——lgttoring all
efforts to r- M‘tl. ltint. an unknown man
drowuotl hintsolf Itt tltc East River cat'-
ly today. 'I‘itico mon hoard tho splash
and cailctl :t policoman. who throw tho
tltmtnittg man a rope
across tho 111.".Il s shouldots. ”'l‘o ——~<
with it'" shouted tlto malt and It"
throw tho t'opc oti'. Thou ho (it'liiit’l'flil‘-
1y pitt his Itozttl under tho wator alitl
drowned littnsoit’. (in tho plor was
found a unit and vost. in tho pockt-ttt
woto throo co tits and sonto c‘lgatoiics.
l.abol 1.1113 .".\I. of tho i ultoi (.ztrntout
\VOt'kot s“ “as on 'Iil‘ (oat.
PIT
.Iust rocoirol anotltor lot of PH.
'l‘lit- latest t't‘aZo
MASKS. WIGS. BEARDS. MUSTACH.
ES, ETC.
hit-K1111. : always on hand.
COLEMAN'S
10 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'o Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
tnttslc
a" ‘
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Witt}
keep your valuable papers and Jewel-
ery In the hound exposed to
BURGLARI AND FIRE
when you can have a safe and con-
venient box in the vault of
THE SOUTH NOIWALK TRUITFO.
at N per your.
"Iho ropo foli‘
.49 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
I
To be a sucrossut man must be a specialist~ no int:
specialists In grain and tltttt guarantees you tho boat as I
to quality and price. All our grain is curt-fully screened—
ttll the dust. dirt and chaff sifted out. (live your animals
wholesome food—they dosoryo It~~ttntl we roll it.
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MANUEL 'r. HATCH. E
IUY OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN.
THE
LATEST
CRAZE
PIT
For 3an By
William P. Beers,
6 50 .MAIN ST., 80. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’ 5
Bridge F‘l-h ‘Mnrhot
LOBSTER TODAY.
Remember all good. warranted. Boo-
ton liuel 6c lb or 5 Ibo. for 25¢; LIV.
Shore Haddock, 0e lb or 5 lbs. 25c" '
Smelt No.1.10c 1b.; Extra 2 lbs
King Salmon 10c lb: Eula 12c lb: HI"-
lng 7: lb; Black 10:: 1b. Sun, 100 lb.
Fiat Iluo, Weak. Cod, Finale Huddle-
und HaddOek Roan. 129 lb. Large open
Long Clams, 80c .,ut.. ound Clamp,
Greenport 0m Nz‘thing but the
pleasure.
. . _ beet.
ruse DELIVERY.
Next to Forrle' Goal Yard.
FITS.
Donut distort vision. but make seeing I
Consult us about your eyes. and secure a pair that
' FITS
uouza a. no". Normally opuuu.
000m 0 United leak Building. South Namath, Conn.
at Appointment- lt convent. no. arm
noun, a. 11: to, mac. extinctions-y mm- 7-0. ‘ .
We reduce none irritation.
26c; Beet German Carp, 0c "1.: Whole.
NTINEL
A FINE TOILET SOAP
3 Cakes in a box for
10 cents.
A piece of Cattle Soap
with .1 Wash CIot/t
for 5 cents.
11111 [1111111111 PHtllilliIlIl
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door.
Night Cali. Anaworod.
CONNECTICUT MAN HELD.
Lola.
NEW \‘tiltlt', .itttt. I'Jsr'iiltiii'lt'ti yo»
It'l'iiit) for connection With all ttiit‘gt'ti
iltii'llllil it. obtain Motto insuranoo on
It cttnnl Ittmi which iiitti boon tlostroi't‘tI
by tlro, by pros-outing it “111“" proof of
loan to tho iiuyul lusttrnuco i‘ompun)‘.
of Liverpool, (Ii-(trite It}. iitinlit‘)‘. oi
Ncw Hartford, (‘oun.. it ateumor ttutl
qubont captain. and William ll. Rubb,
pt'ottidt-u: of tin ltitbb iron works. of
lirooltlyn. sttt'ro-utlt tctl tltt-uistlros and
were Iititi iit $1.3m Jmil for ottiiniitiit-
tittu nt-xt \\'t-duosd:ty
1.:tst t-tllliiliil' Hillltloy bought tht'
~ic:ttu l'Iill.iI tug (ingouf' plying bo-
twt-ou t'2tpc (‘01! and Hum Iiiliit‘l'fl.‘
’l'ltc bout was Itut'tlctl (it minor 21, 19021.
not-r .\'Iitutit-. t‘otttt. lqullcy Is trilog—
oil to h i\t' only [lititi 3.1.30 for tho t'ulliti
boat. which w H sunk oil" ('11_\' Island.
lIo t‘ttisotl ttutl rt pulled lttt'. tulting ottt
$1.000 rcuttlttr tut ‘ll’illli‘.- .tutl {Limo uut
itiiv Ittsuruut o
.\ftt-:' iii" llto Iitiutlvy.
ti.ilIIi-ti III' lullti $1.030 fut
illiii also said, it Is I'Iiil"I.Z"iI
it-pnlt‘s made on ilu \t‘-\ti :ti’wt‘
“.1. IHIKI‘II. Iltttl cttsl 32.300 more
'i'lto IlliIIt‘Ilth'llt Tilliil~'t‘ nllogos that
iitittlloy. ubou IiHi‘I‘ti to ytnto by tho
Insttrttnco mutually. what tho rt-pitit‘s ttt
tilt lutttt cost ltitn sttitl that fill" of tho
Ittvnts wits Sim". which he ltutl paid tlto
ltttbb Iron works and |i|'tltiilt‘|'ti a bill
~iunt-tl by Rubin, to lil't'\t‘ his stato-
iiil"lli littitb :ttlut‘trod giiiug tiu» {also
tot-olptt-d bill, but t'iiii'lit‘ti that this
\\'.t~ u t'tIIllTllttll thing for busittcss men
ii) iii)
if I» snitl.
Iito bout
Ilt:t' tho
5110
NORTH RIVER PIER FIRE.
.\i.\\' 1(iRK. Jan 10 -Fito on a
North Ititor pior at tho font of 311111
rtl‘t't-i today; tltroatt-uod tbo .-\llott
Stttto 1.itto stountsltltt Siberian. Tito
\osst-l was towed out into utid-strount
by tugs bofot'o tho flt’c rcacltcd her.
The pior slit-d wtts partly destroyed
and u Itiiilt‘ ittuottnt of baggage stored
iiit roiu was consumed
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\\'-..\l.i 91111.17. 10 I0 :1. in Toss
tctduy’s bttytttg ntm-wm-ut continued
.uttt tho optuInL' tlttttlilib‘. Iodill'. "WI
there war :it'ii\'i' and varied dotuand
throughout :hc Ilri. 'I'Itoro woro no
win; 111 cxcoss of :1 small fraction. ox-
.t‘pt for til; :tti\’:l‘.t‘t' ttfn point 11‘ Pills-
burg. (‘ t‘ 1(- 91 Louis. Wisconsin
i‘olttrni pftl. il>>I 1‘...
\\',\l.i, STltl-IICT. 1 p 111' 'l‘ltt- tuitl
day trading was lntousoiy dull and fluc-
tuations uo-ro lliil‘l'ti“ until 1 o'clock
\titou lIlI' outir.~ Illlli‘itt‘t rose sharply
lilltit'l' tho load of 211- '....ul tractions.
Manhattan and Rroolt'tu Trunt-‘It mov
ed up over a point and ‘.1 'irlllhriittlil.
which had iit'i'TI ”1111' r pit-.suro, rallied
to 12:11. s‘i. Pitui :i'lti l'curtsylvattln
t-oachotl litoir iiIRIlt'ri‘ tit-ins. tho first
uutut-d gaining a point and tho ntttrkct
‘4t'iii‘l‘itii3 showod prououncwl firmness
tending '.‘tid pfd. Illllti‘ti\‘t'-i ‘2". and
\\'ltoollng and Lake l-lrio 1st pfd. i
\vhilc Suttfl‘ pfd. droppod ::.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of 2.111
plea & Goldscltmidt Commission BTU-
ltcrs, Swartz a (‘orbott lilock. South
Norwalk:
Opt-u. High In“: 1:30
Alllui. “011.. 51“. old. 3117‘ '11
.1111. (‘. & I“. (‘o Iii-1,. lit-R. 10”,. 19‘s.
.-\m. It‘t', X77. S7,. SN; 3'7“
.\m. “1' 111., 213%; 33's; 33“; 21.115
.-\nt. Loco. 17K, 17-1. 1714: 17-16,
.\ut. anion, no, on, m. 17».
.\111. Sugar. 12.31,. 13311.; 1‘25 125%
.\. 'I‘ & S l-‘o. ti? -,. 9:51,. 571., 677,.
.\ 'i‘ A’ S Fit pf. 85‘ MI“ RR 891.).
alto. it (that, riot; tint. 797, an
; 111.1111. 11. T.. 49:}. 1'10 4951. 4934
E t‘hcs. & Ohio, 11:11.. 3:171. 33% 3311'.
It'hi. & N W. 10711. 1071,, iii? 167
it‘it.(11.\\'t'£i.. 171.. 171., 157.. trt.
(‘11 M & St P. 1443.. “4311 14517,. iii-‘11
(‘01. i“. It: 1., 30 301,. 30 210%;
Col. South” 181.. 11“,. Th 18
1‘0“. (1115., 10111,. 19331. 1927,. 19:1
lioi. 6‘: 111111.. ltitillg 1678. 1661,3167
Eric. "' 2851‘. 27% 2814'
Eric. 1st. pf.. 1671; 677;. 67% 157761
111. Central, 131‘»; 1311;. 131%, 131%
Lo". 61 Nash, 108% 103% 10x13 1081/;
Manhattan 1433'. 14111.1" 114
Mot. St Ry.. 122“. 122% 1311/1211“
Mex. Cent. 1211.131. 127. iii
.\1. K. & T.. 1751. 17M 17M. 17%
bi.1\' & T., pf.. 10%" _40% 1101i 401$
Mo. Pacific, 9271'. 93 925;. 927..
Nat. Load. troy, 157.. 13.54. m.
N. 1'. Central. 120 1'20 119% 119%
Sort. & West, 57% "4'18 57% 58
Out. & West, 22 22 2173'. 21%
Pac. Mail, 32V. 321’. 3114. Kim.
tI'.onn R [1.119% 119?. 1191‘ 119%
'I’eo. Gas. 981; 985 981‘ 98%
Pres. S Car, 29 . 29 29 29
,Reading. 451$ 1614 151‘ 4614
iRep. Steel 7 ’t‘ 7 7
Rock island, 24% 21% 241‘ 24%
Rock island pf 62 62K 62 62%
Rtlh Goods 181$ 181$ 181$ 181$
South Pac. 491‘ ‘4’! 49% 19%
Sou Ry. Co.. 21% 21% 2115 21%
Sou Ry (‘0 pt" 7915 791‘ 791‘ 791’-
,Tenn. C. £1" 39 39 38% 38%
”Texas Pac., 26% 26% 26 26%
IUnlon Pac. ms 791/. 19a rm
iii. 8. heather 714 715 7% 715
i U S lath" pt 771‘ 77% 771‘ 771‘
'USRefltCaI‘I 7% 7 t7“
IU 11. Rubber, mt ms mt mt
U. 8. Steel. 11* 111$ 11% 11*
U. S. Bteol.pf..581£ 581‘ 57% 58
Iw WM ms sou ms mt.
Wubuh pf” 89 39 881$ I!“
West. 011. N. 88 881‘ "N
WII. Coat. I“ ‘
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Telephone Call, is-z. i
Acculcd of Givtng False Proof of Fire‘
'- . r‘ t." .. wit-1.: , .\ “It may “pound w.
. mun-munib‘?‘ w_tbi,8; \ : 1 .
‘..,” ,1” -.,I
y ' .-
Our Important
Clearance Sale
In a decided aucceu and never before at this time of you I
have our Clothing Sale: been at large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT I!“
been reduced in price ranging from $3 to $7.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $10. $12 and
$13.50. now at one price,
$7.98.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- '
COATS,
formerly priced 818 and Sec.
now at one price,
$15.69.
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced 821 and $25,
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. Boys’ Reefera, Boy's Swelt-
crs, Underwear. Caps. Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLECK & PRICE,
Clothiers and Furnishera, '
98 Washington Street. South Norwnilt.
lf uou knew how good is out ”LUX-
URY” BRAND CANNED SPINNACH.
uou would be serving it up with boiled
11am or Shoulders.
15c a Can.
Lorenzo Dibble
c m
..= g a is" :5. E
'.. w a "- o—a- a.
3 2‘: ca. 3.4 an
.2 ”a g
.=: :3 an S
a c2 G
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER CO..
babe than the confidence of Suit}; Nor walk people. 771m
who com: to try. remain to trade. It costs you little to
probe our claim. It saves yo: mac/t when you are convinced.
Best Teas. all kinds. 450 lb
Best Mocha and Java Coffee. 520 lb
Best Vermont Butter. onlu 250 lb
Pure Leaf Lard. onlu 10ch
THE LEE TEA IND BUTTER 00.
17 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORW‘LK
Is It Worth White
to nutter trot: Eye Ache Head Ache or Poor Vision when toilet ll It
nogr and can bt: had at lilt‘h small cost? ~
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. Ind
It siesta: are needed furnish them at the lowest poaaihla price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. JACKSON. .
Graduate Optician.
._._._.'.. - . .._. ..
O
68 Wall Street.
mm
It 5561151. TO ANY RAGS‘
Of courlo you' ve heard the song “Any Raga." _ .,
It's quite conducive of merrtmont and aomewhut Indicative of 1.95. “I
,.
lek, Conn. ‘
But we bring to your notice a theme more toploul '.
lloinx the question of warmth and a feeling more tropical.
Don‘t commence to grow gray. and imagine you are old.» -,-. . ' '
.lttst because the house is chilly and you feel no uwlul cold.
But hustle around and chase down to Raymond Bros. '
You can easily find the way Just follow the others, ' r - ‘
Try a ton of their solidified chunks of conmtrated heat.
One trial will convince you they cannot be beat.
They will wait upon you to the beat of their Ibility ' ...’
And get the goods around with th sir naual agility. '
That‘s right. don't get left. Do it right now. .
IUY 0F
or" n
Raymondfi... 51
Lowlo‘ Popular Priced photograph matte.“
in Main strut. sonata. or" ‘ _ 1"
Personal attention am an Immunifiutgn H3
Norwalk Chronicler