I,
,
i
don't
those specials!
21 lbs. Gran. Sugar‘twith other
goods}. ' 11.00
3 lbs. l’ure Leaf Lard. 25c
25c lb.
Large Bantu. Clara Valley
Fancy lclgln Creamery 'Butter.
3 lbs.
Prunes. . 25c
3 Cans Tom-toe“ solid (incited).
Zoo
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST N ORWALK.
l‘ouf take advantage 0!
GONNA
—l.ettv e tvitlt
Where?
your orders us.
Bridge Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean.
street. are visiting in Bridgeport.
Willie Behrcns Is on the sick list.
Miss May Behrens has recovered
from an attack of grip.
Several more of the colored oyster:
openers from the Radel shop have re-
turned to their homes In Virginia.
Mrs. (‘harles Ducroas and daughter.
Catherine. have returned to East Nor-
walk. after a protracted visit to New
Haven.
The next business meeting of too
Epworth League will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith. in
Cottage avenue.
No attempt has been' made Its vet to
break a passage through the ice to
Norsalk. The Iivet still remains
blocked above. the bridges.
William .l. Mansfield, of Bridgeport.
was theg nest of friends here yester-
day. He attended the. annual ball of
the Fire Police. last evening.
A large percentage of the. people who
attended the Fire Police bail were from
East Norwalk very naturally. anti they
IIII agreed that they had a fine time.
it‘rank Doro was a visitor in town
over Sunday. He Is lll business III
New ilaven. He spent Sunday witlt
his mother. Mrs. M. L. Born, of Rowan
street.
Iaster Alson Smith. the boy vocal-
Ist. of South ivorwalk, will sing selec-
tions at the entertainment Wednesday
evening, aJnuary'27th.. In the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
~-0ur pure Emuisioa oi Cod Liver
Oil will cure that cough and‘build you
up. Large bottle 70 cents. As sweet
as honey. Bridge. Pharmacy.
The Endeavor‘circle. of the King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church will hold a meet’ng
at 2:30.0‘clock next ’I‘iIursday after»
noon. with Mrs. Milton Elwood. at Iret
home. 12 Rowan street.
Shipbuilder Joseph E. Fowler is
building a launch for himself. which
he will use in his business. The boat
is rather unique in shape. having
rcund bow and stem. and a sklpjach
bottom. She will be completed by
spring.
The entertainment which wIIl be held
tomorrow evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. will doubtless he a
title affair. ' An elaborate program has
been prepared for the occasion by the
members of the Epworth League. am.
there will probably be a large attend-
saw.
The monthly meeting of the teachers
of the East At't-nuc Sunday school was
held last evening. at the home of Mrs.
E. S. Boweu,‘ in St. John street. The
lessons for the coming quarter were
explained by Rev. E. t‘unnlngham. Al'-
ter this was over. refreshments were
served, and a social evening resulted.
Mrs. Bowen Is a charming hostess, and
all who were present bad it fine time.
“Little Tin". who someday may be-
come one of the mountain bells. pleas-
ed herself and delighted the collie by
putting the faithful .anlmals on lrtc
head. For a while Shep hati been on
guard for“ the last three weeks. the ban-
py little thing hadn't
strike where the head was, for be it
known babies cannot see until they
are three weeks oltl. as nature on the
{list puts on the finishing touch to the
pupil at the eye. F-lose; now goes
aroung singing. “Pretty little ida
charming little lda itia with the dark
brown hair.” and the" entire house is
full of attentions to the little maid of
Benningtoa, Vt.
Yesterday Old Father Time marked
sixty live alongside the name of John
H. Cole with a marginal note. “Sound
in wind and lltnb and good for another
score.” Most. people would judge him
to be. about half a century but not
more. and there are people today pre
pared to wager that the captain. for be
Is as able to navigate a ship as he is
to btiild one. can outrun out work and
out tiddle any man in it'lairfieid county
or" that age. it was a 300.1 selection
nhen he .nas made bridge superinten-
dent. as he has no use for .lohn Bar-
leycorp. indian’ weed or any such thing
for hi headls alwaystclear and he is
an rell‘lil’e as.St. r; clack. There
was in and in ‘tlie’ Beaker
litll delirium“
airs-~10“; arid
mat-t!" Jim; _
wee occas-
,. ‘1‘hht‘
—--—~.;. .1.
They 6Q! I!
fit: her: ragilzlclfl
They a: tag: 3“ ”we. nth-r-
. to...
tee-wrest" ..
u. a...» "-11-
Ian 1! a befitting tam
ROWAYTON.
:tiwin I.. Stevens spent yesterday In
Bridgeport. on btislnesl.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rich are visiting
Mist. Marsh, In Bridgeport.
(‘harles Bowman. of New York. has
been visiting Ira Klgglns. on the West
Side.
William lithtters was visiting
trierds III Mount Vernon. N. Y.. last.
Sunday. '
Tm.” will be a meeting of the build-
Ing committee of the Baptist Church.
at the parsonagc. tomorrow evening.
The Ladics' Aid Doolety of-tho Bap-
tist (‘hurch will meet tomorrow after-
noon tvilh Mrs. ii. A. Griffin. Rov’vayton
avenue.
(‘apIaIII I‘Itarics 'I‘. Inwntics. of
l‘atchogue, Long Island. has been visit-
Ing his sister. Mrs. Robert 0. Raymond.
of the West Side.
There has bccu considerable Ico
boating on the river Sunday and yes-
terday. The Ice was In line condition.
Iantl Illt‘l‘t‘ was good sport.
There was no session of the Roway.
ion public school. yesterday. as Prin-
cipal Lane and the teachers were visit-
!Ing schools III this vicinity.
of \\ Infield IIIIt-.
Mrs. Seth Shove. of Highland ave-
bIItI the misfortune to loxe a pock-
'etbook containing 840. 95 last Satur-
day. while shopping III South Nor-
walk.
There Is cxccllcnt coasting “on the
bill In front of Ira E. i’etty's residence.
A I'Ip owned by Charles Petty and in
Klggins goes as far as the house owned
by John Judson.
There will be a regular meeting of
Rising Star Division. Sons of Temper-
ance, at Crow's llall, tonight. After
the business Is transacted. a social time
will be enjoyed. at which visitors from
out of town will be entertained.
A large nttmbcr of Rowayton people
ttieudeti the Poultry Show. In Stam-
itii'fl.‘ last week. Charles Moltery cx-
iribiteti a batch of Ilbotle island red
(owls, atrd secured first. second. third
Ind fourth prizes for cock. cockerel.
'Ien and pellet. J. H. (laylor has just
.t-celvetl some new Partridge Wynn-
Iolte fowls from Ohio. which secured
Irst prizes at exhibition there.
The first of the course of fotir short
talks at the itowayton Free Library
will take place Friday evening at 8
o‘clock. Course tickets are 35 cents.
1nd the program In as follows:
January 29th—-—Rev. A. L. Hubbard. A
Trip to Bermuda.
March 26th—Mr. Edgar Lane.
Characteristics of Our River.
February 2tith—~liev. Frank Brown.
Around the World in Sixty Minutes.
April 29th—Mlss Angeline Scott. of
South Norwalk, The Story of Little
ii700tly Two Shoes. a quaint old book of
l 65.
The ladies having the course tickets
Io sell are Mrs. Frederick Ambler Mrs.
Mart Thomcs Mrs. John i‘Iander. Mrs.
leorgo Wicks, Mrs. Eugene Cusiiman.
Virs. Kate 'I‘homcs. Mrs. A. L. Hubbard.
Mrs, Josephine Craw, Mrs. Charles
Colder. Mrs. Alfred Crot-kctt. Mrs. C.
it}. ilacklcy. Miss Pearl Stevens. Miss
Lillian Wicks. Miss lleile 'l‘utliill, Mist:
Maria Mtllspaugh. Miss Laura Crock-
ett and Miss Maude liaymond. 'i‘he
tickets are. limited'to 5i. because of
the size of the Librarv Room. so It is
advisable to secure one's tickets im-
Incdiatcly.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
There is said to be fine skating on
tlorham‘s pond.
George Singer. of Port (ncsmr.
visiting Mr. anti Mrs. Louis Stoorza.
A meeting of the young ladies will
to held Thursday at Mir-rs tionn's
home to arrange for the leap your
dance which Is to be held soon.
The Presbyterian Church. oi Noro
tort. has instaued one of James
Wood's patent Noroton stoves in the
Some
iii
been able to~
building. anti new experiences no
trouble In keeping the building warm.
even during the most severe weather.
Great preparations are being made
it) make the ball to be given Friday
night by Eagle nook and Ladder Com-
pany a great success. One thing
which will be somewhat of an Innova-
tion In these dances is the fact that no
smoking will be allowed In the ball.
This had been quite a nuisance in the
past. and the committee decided to
stop it this time. A supper will be
-served by William Chalmers.
WESTPORT.
E. C. iiirge has been re-electcd presi-
dent of the State Dalrymen's assoch.
tion
Patrick Rice ls confined to his home
with what it Is feared will prove to be
pneumonia.
Westport grunge will meet and In-
stall Its‘ newly elected oiiicers Wednes-
day night.
Official notice has been received by
Charles Harris of his rc-spomtment
aslpostmaster.
Saugatuck Methodist church will
hold a Lady Washington supper on tht
evening of February 22.
The Women‘s Reneflccnt society of
the Congregational church meets with
Mrs. R, T. Lees. Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. E. D. Stone pastor of the
Broadway Methodist church. Baltimore
Kill. .5 mm of the new. fiflton Stray
er; preached Ia arcade Fania Congre»
gational church Sunday ”night.
w’i‘he board‘of relief will'lieet In the
humorist :- be la. .»
I- Ch" Weetpomliidfir. Wm “It!“
,tnlensroomreh 1. attp. m. and
chaueceetltn‘g' Monday during that
Milt. It the lame hour for the dis-
posing of such business as may come
before it. thti' W
' page at new
F' light! 01:ng la
in»; track bridge" it'll all».
Ui‘ll planned with'e a View to facilitating
speed for the proposed four-hour trains
between Boston and New York.
Tonight Rev. Spencer Buy will
"Parlor latches." Thoee he plans to
him! but glvaa p of covering a
range at pathos and timer. poetry and
“95... m uttete‘ mung.“ enough
entail the populer hearted the
.Bru Is revitd- W as” clever a
tan: in NM with:
' '1! ever” .
one one: not congratulate than: as we .
‘ do utory 102
lecture !n his church. ‘lel'gitn ctr. on ' ‘
deal with are not 'of the eomhuative .
Wul‘ln‘antly
icy march; pot poIIrII. Irish airs;
nphont‘ solo: vctclaus‘ mentotles; ;
overture; waltz: piccolo solo; operatic,
selection; Maryland. My Maryland;
There are more demands for Invita-
lions than tickets to meet them and It .
is safe to predict It more numerous,
and representative gathering in that
ball than has been the case at any so
lt'lill for several years.
AETNA LIFE.
lta Remarkable Progress in 1903. .
'l‘iIe condensed statement of the,
Actna Life Insurance Company. of
iltIIIfotd. (‘oiin wiIItIlI appears clsc- I
whctc today Is a showing of growih
gratiitlug to polity holders of thIt
sterling company. coming as it does at
for a year III which financial Insttttr‘
tions have had many unusual coutli~
lions to contend against. .
lil these days or insurance progress
one naturally looks to the leading Iri-
I-‘Ill‘flllt'f‘ company lll New England. and
to the larcgsi company in the world is-
pulng l..Ifc landow ment Act ideIII »
Health and Liability insurance fot bigI
Ioaults lliil when one looks ovt r Illl‘
Aelna Life‘s record for I909. the magni- i
tIIdc of the favorable results fairly as l
toIIIshes him.
The Acton I.,Ifc W‘hllll Is now tl\tl
hall a tenttIIy old, has dctclopcd Into'
one of the famous (ompaniea of IbcI
country. and is a Iiotablt monument
of the business and financial ability of
the president. Ex- timer IoI Motgtin (l
Hulkciey. \VIIcn lll' took the lrclini
twenty'ilve years ago it bad In round;
numbers 126000000 of assets and “as
carrying about :78 tion 000 of life iiiaur- '
time Today it iItIsott-r $68 (mutton oi
assets. anti Is carrying szfltiboooou of.
life Insurance. to say nothing of over
82010001100 of accident insurance. and
lmlllinsc lines of liability insurance. A
very large and itnportant part of this
splendid growth is due to the wonder-
t‘ul stride made In the accident and IIIt- ’
billty department of its business.
These are Iilt‘ irrrportant facts about ‘
what the Aetua Life has been doing.‘
It Is IIoi only a matter simply Ill luv?
tercst to its policy holders. or to its!
managers. but to every citizen of lhcl
country at large who seeks for the.
very best there is or Insurance thaii
really insures. ‘
TORONTO WANTS SCHUMAN.
Charles H. Schtunan. Jr.. of Norwalk, I
hits l'l‘l”! ltt‘ti illl tiIl'I-l' in pin) with tin"
Toronto baseball club, of the Eastern 3
league next year. "Cirarlie" is a‘ base-
ball pitcher of considerable renown.
but by way of no harm he can play any .
position in the game with the possible _
exception of catcher.
N_._._,,_..,_.__._, .
BUSY IN THESE LINES. .
January has been a harvest nitHlllI
'lius far for both IIIItlI-riakcrs turd;
plumbers. ilotir of Ibet-Ic report at
remarkably busy month. '
“—— I
As men gtou \tcalthy they llt'filnl
to Inquire Into iiltli‘. anteatry. I
W
Allow
and alloys Feverlshaeas. It
and Flutulency.
iI..l‘:
0A TARRII, BRUNGHITB,
And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools. i
It Soothes. It Cures.
NilX'
and strength that must be especially ' N
jConcord St..
’Tel. E. Not-walk 97.6. 3. Norwalk 54.5
t We, It. relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
’lt’. assimilates the Food. regulates the
Htotuaeb and Bowels, giving healthy and neutral sleep.
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA atwave
Beers theligpature of,"
'Tilil 1,.ioII'Han titans Built
Jeeves For Over 30_Y‘eare.
or Money Refund“.
At all good brunt-ta.
5i (litmus gm. Wine
is the Ideal "Iterative let the aged. tire
weak and debilitated. It la appearing.
strengthening and vltallz-
lag. Quickly and per-a-
nently CUIBI
Dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
1" ll. Fer his by
Edward P. Weed, Norwalk
Ptalsted’a Drug Store. 80. Nor.
Honest
COAL
$6 25 a Ton Delivered.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY
ING lN.
t‘oIIl that will gite you full value
for your money Is the cult klntl we
sell. 'lnc kind that Is clean
and that is coal all the we
through and whitir even petint that ll
pnitl counts for uartnth and tomi‘ort
tor you and onIr Iamliy
:.ii HEBSIIIIEIII Ii Sill.
Two YARDS.
Eant Norwailt.
South Not-walk.
Seaview Ave.,
'Phone. 132.
Jenkins BresNalveo
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock. '
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England [Iconic Motors.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation. .
Repairs to Stationery and Ma:
rlne Engines and General Mach.
the Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G C0,, -
56 WATER 8T.. 80. NORWALK.
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which he! boa
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its lunacy.
Ito one to deceive you In this.
All Counteri‘eits, [notations and “Juat~ao-good”are but
Experiments that. trifle who and endanger the health of
Inmate out! Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
(telnet-tn is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
«attains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. In age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
cum Diner-hm and Wind
HOW'D THIS?
We oler One Hundred Dollars [to
ward for any case of catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
i". J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. buvo known l“
.I. Cheney for the last if. years. and be
lieve him pcrict-Ily honorable In all
businele transactions and financially
able to carry out arty obligations tnadc
by his firm
WALIliNll, KINNAN &. MARVIN.
Wholesale ilrirggisis. Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrb Cure Ia taken Inter-
nally, acting tilrt‘t'Ily upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold lI_\ IIII I)I'I.IgnglI~
'I‘ake Hall's itarnily I‘llls for c-onsti
pation. '°
Men die, widows cry. friends are
sorry. but that doesn't furnish bread.
but a policy In the
Conn. annual Life Insur-
ance Company
payable Immediately makes the family
Independent.
FRED Ii. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United leak lld'o..
Paving Minin. Oil Smelter and
industrial Stoc a making poulhie
Large interest and Profits. Book-
IetIt on application
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A eats.
Members New York (20an dated
Stock Bxchan e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street. :11 York.
E. BALDWIN HAMMIT’I‘, Manager.
'eetern New England Branch: Head nar-
Iefe: latte ”~35 Catlin Bldg. .. Hartford.
llt'lmy S. iiuil. Representative.
I Lauder Blk, South Norwalk. Ct.
Get a Lead
COlIE
in your «cellar.
It will last as [one as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
the feel sun: that
you will want more.
There ‘1': a
HOT TIME
in every bus/tr! o/ it.
Give it .1 trial and be
con'bt'nced.
IIII R’IIIIIEIIIIIIIBI'
'PHONE. 68.
Capital;- ammo.
The
' Earning Power
vested with
vested at
ccnt ;
than If Invested at. 3 per ecnt.
Connecticut.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cehurn -
Charles ,E. Dew
at was.
nun
not Ivan...
"arm on
ramp.
': Tin, Steel Inn. Copper.
and Zinc. ..
so Santa-um emu."
‘ mac-Io. me.
.r
a of. Mac refine.
options at poops. 3+1.
"9:.‘Ie ‘1'.
Bur-plug, “$5,000.
State Supervllor at New York and
I
I
I
I
so. Not-warm ‘
of your. savings In-
this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than it In-
4 per
is 4:! 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 31-;
per cent: and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
BRANCHDFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Julia-Iv Lawrence
5, 11141.3th ”'7'“ _,
l which! ‘
‘ , and Matti your. ."fig‘: Wig
«1“th if:
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking oigiass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do It; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
OOOOOOOOOOO
COMBTOCK. WATKINO I. DOW.
'PHONE. 4&6. - ~
SOLID IND ' SUCCESSFUL.
UiiuNaliIIniilBaIIIt
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.__——_.
Capital. “00.000.00
surplus. Sl00.000;00
Other Prplm. 380.300200
.——-—
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Proficient.
JOHN H. KNAPP. VlcoPreatdent.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joliab it. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swim John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
cut—id—
Accounts Sellemd
Wall Piper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods. we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year's Cold Papers.
50c Paper, .. A: lilo
10c Paper. .1, no
30c Paper, a“ 14c
25c Paper. .a-aoc
Borders same discount. 3.
To Drab—Window Shadelrj’lo-
Dealer In Wall Papers. Painted
Supplies. 'Artieta’ Entertain
“V
SPECIALS.
letite Curtain Poles with Fix-
canoe.
Cloth Window Shad“. with
fringe. 25:.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Role,
3 ft. long. with fixtures. sec. ,
.“Shure-Cut" Can Openermnta
easily. No ta
1
east e'rllt. name 11th
“=- » oat-n.
sunrise. earns amt
mo. Discontinue.
$6.26 per Ton.
Why buy poor, alatey
can buy the heat for an
We handle only the "1!
consumer. and can theretorofigaae
tier. and we will convince you 0“”
merits of our cool
aluminum at more
material in large or nail minutiae.
wood. cord lengths or aauri
. {a tram .tI -.--._.
Iltiitg liltli M & Ill;
122 WATER IT» ‘Oo NORWALK.
I .0. Illa “-
Ttel. :Ill, mm* .
TO MAKE? YO ll IITMAC ADI".
NER ”A K 805011 TIYA
‘I'TLIOF
if you have a his
i-ier Iiage. Old ~
a
an met 31!.
world.
'Ahp memes yap; l'
"IE-5°51]
antes satisfaction. Send us a trial at- '
MM. INIIC (mane-saute!» “.-
“1181.85.00 per set.- ”mantle“ no]!
. ...._.——.-_.....
If. ., ‘
we can can voun
aoaa 0cm: mp amnrtpu‘
sowrruaachthhi F131‘
meaaomotv lost! a shit
mar names rate to an fittest}
. .mt'r so alts; any ,
n so aorta. ' ‘
noes Ritalin auti‘W‘th ‘7
WOULD Iltloft‘i‘i'ltlt ‘
eneoa. at IT was: It: "
Iaatoe. Iva-Isa A ouster“
PMIINT OF IT. . . ‘ 13%,):
IT to A FACT mar cult were
MIN ARE NEAT. F. ‘. J
11%,,
CALL be out Till ritual 184. .'
llil‘.
to trim Avenue. ”New;
Telephone can. ill-l.
W
lilo (lotion Stilt lttll
roa srsah' 4
HOT WATER Malia
mousse A want.
me aIeIIr..:m
w
J
'53.; i
tor yeumtr.
Gill'lIIl t billiard Pruitt ll,
96 tussarr stat-mt”. I
new roar. ~- ,.
TIIIIIIIWIIII Slfldmililll instill:
DaIIyrraIgIIttInl
NOR WALK; ‘ 3:3
SOUTH NORWM. " ’
and NEW YORK. .
Steamers City of- Home!”
‘ and scheming-— “ ' “%
Leave! New York. Monday. Wellhead-pt
ud hid-y at 5:00 p. as,
inane Norwalk. Tuesday. MN“!
and satdrtlay It 5. on p.13. ‘9’
Irrelghtrecottnd from ’I-M-Qt’fl It.
““7“...
”—i . ”ms .
To the out Country. mite. site
Mandi Orders payable InyvhptA‘ 1.
Europe. For aale It loweatraipe.
t.l-|_
by EC“! Yen . ,3, g
' "The ,telttle'ace oi Map '
: Smith 55 cam arcane. last.-
' Mm painted with -
1- oil and adenine noes,
-. year-uni: lie. _
not: ny’patentpeinttoake! -.
Norwalk Chronicler