Home. Mute"
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candu
‘ at ~
. LANE ’S
5! Washington St.
Iiihil IeIisIuies.
F. 11. Coleman Jr.
today IIII business.
A regulai meeting of the Elks will bt.
IIeId this eIenlng.
The Vic-tor club that is being formed
at ilowland‘s is worth investigating.
Read the ad.
All of the patients at the hospital are
i‘tportcd as getting along nicely this
afternoon.
(ieoigeS. (ii-,IInIman of Norwaik was
it visitor In New Iork city on business
yesterday.
Plenty of" dainty materials for even-
ing gowns at Reed's and very low
priced. See ad.
Company D will drill at the armory
this evening, after which a company
meeting will be held.
There is still a very heavy covering
of ice on the upper Norwalk imrbor.
making navigation impracticable.
The piatio used at (he Historical As-
sociation rooms. last evening. was loan.
ed by the 1". id. Lockwood Company.
-~“NIIglectod colds make fat grave-
yards." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Sy-
ritp helps men and women to a happy.
vigorous old age.
A special meeting of the Norwallt
Pharmaceutical Association will bI
III id this afternoon. at the Not-walk
liotcl.
Charles E. Johnson. proprieiil oi
Johnson‘s tobacco store. is able to at-
tend his duties again, after a several
day's Illness. '
There is coasting again on the Nor~
walk hills, and many expect to Injoy
the sport this afternoon and evening
It is said that sleighlng is excellent
despite the light covering of snow.
Sidney Hill.,wh0 was very much Ill-
toxicated and making a show of him-
self on the streets was arrested jus.
befmc noon and placed under I0I1I
and My. He will be tried in the town
court. tomorrow morning.
~50. Noiualk Fur'uitute Store lion-
man Bldg... \‘i ashington St. open from
7 to ti p. nI., all this week to close out
stock. \ ‘ .. .
The case of Edward Sweet Vs. Lottlt
M. Sweet. the former of New Rochelle
and the latter'of Bridgeport. comes III
in court today. Attorney John Keogh.
of South Norwalk. appears for flu
plaintiff. The case. promises to bI
quite sensational.
'I‘IIII cor. .cate of Increase in the can
ital stock of the l-‘ornandez-ldrnst Coin-
pany. of South Norwalk. front 811.001
to 5115.200: filed this week at ilIe otIiI-I
oi' the secretary of state, is signed by
Iicorge Ernst. Modesto Fernandez, and
t‘ltai‘les C. Swartz.
la in New York
CATHOLIC UNION COUNCIL.
Officers Installed by District Deputy
Brennan. of Stamford.
The officers of Catholic Union Coun
cil. Knights of Columbus. of Norwalk
were installed Monday evening. at the
Catholic Club house in West avenue
by District Deputy James T. Brennan.
of Stamford. Mr. Brennan was accom
panicd by the degree team of St. Aug
ostluc Council. of that city. which con
terrcd the first degree. on several can-
didates for Catholic Union Council.
Speeches were made by various offi
core and members of the Nerwaik and
Stamford Council. A collation was
served. The evening proved a very
enjoyable one for all In attendance.
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MISSIONARY MEETINGS.
.'l‘he Young People's Society of the
. Norwaik Congregational Church, has
planned a series of missionary meet
lugs. the first of which will be Thurs
. day night at 7:30. when the subject
will be "Studies in the History of
Missions." The regular weekly prayer
meeting of the church will be held at
8 o'clock. The subject will be “In thI
Name of a Deciple." Reading: “A
Ci ergvman's Experience. "
F To PLAY RETURN GAME.
The Company F b etball team.- he
companion by a mm or of enthusiasm
will journey to Danbury. this owning.
and play a return game with the Com-
pany 0 team. It the lntter’s home. the
armory in that city. The. game will
probably be attended by'a big crowd.
as F won Monday night at the Nor-walk
armory in n stilt uphill contest. by the
score of fifteen to seven.
COCK SOCIAL WAS POSTPONID.
The Charity circle of the Norwnlh
Baptist Church. was to have held a“
“Sock” Social int evening in the loc-
ture room of the church. butane-
count of thomonther. the affair '8.
postponed m a flotsam probably
be announced later. -
"He coulden III-ml! different from
others. " "Well, ltd noedn’tbout 6! it;
the dime Inn-noun are full of things
use that “ta-nits. , , .
Importer Canal in: any: the air
in the mine In g up; better eve
hour but there in still conalde
gas encountered From the condl
of tho bodltli he thinks now 1
men were killed by the for ihc
oxiiloslon and not by after dump at
at first atiggesiul.
At 10:30 nineteen bodies had been
brought up to the surface and there
are about 62 at the foot of the shaft.
ilcds of the living hav ecu stripped
of clothing to cover th$astiy corp-
lit'lt an they were brought out of the
mines. The police squad on duty has
orders to prevent the bodies from be-
Ing vii-wed at the shaft mouth in order
to minimize the sufferings of the fam-
llles that await every ascent of the
cage.
..cnrloud of coffins was brought to
cswick on the first train anti taken
to the mines. :
'l‘wo i'olish women arrived at Ches-
wic‘k last night from Poland. and not
being able to reach Harwick, wlierrI
their husbands were employed in the
IIIIIIII. :IIIpi :tii IiII'hI III the elation.
iloth men are in the mine and a and
scene was entitled toduj' when the
IIomI-n learned for the first time that
they were widows Neither can speak
English.
No relatives are permitted III the
temporary morgue. as it is necessary
Iuat there be no interruption to thII
work of thc undertake-rs and (‘IllIlllIlIl'
era. There will be great dilllcuity III
identifying the bodice because of their
mutilated condlt‘on. About the only
way this can be done will be by the
brass wcighiciIcI-ks found on tliom.~
The coroner‘s deputies are III-arching'.
for the man who gives out these checks
to aid in the identification.
\thn all the recovered bodies are
brought up. the families and friends
will be allowed to view them and as.
slst in die work of identification.
The work of bralticlng and clearing
away the falls so that It will be safe
for rescue parties to go into any part
of the mine IlIiH been rushed and It is
expected by nightfall any part of the
workings will be safe and many more
".Iodics will be found.
.InIIIhr-I' rcscncr has met death in
”if mine. IIIII'III Lysic. a volunteer
niner from Leechburg. i’a.. went down
IIII shaft last night. and when his coni-
pnnious came up today. they reported
that Lyslc had been overcome by gas.
iliti had died before any assistance
"'iliitl be given him. Ills body was
found today.
The crowds of men. women and
Ililldicn who had stood shivering about
the placo since the hour of thc acci-
but went to their homes during the
night. having given up hope. 01‘ the
.wrnty bodies which were recovered
Iboui 2! o'clock this morning. six were
found near the bottom of the shaft.
inst to the left of the main road. Alt
Ire. burned, many are without heads.
while others are so mutilated as to
preclude all possibility of their being
ez-ognlzcd. I'iits‘btit'g _undertukcrs
have arrived to take charge of 1hr
oodles which will he made Its present-
IlIiII as possible before thi- relatives
Irc allowed to ace thcm.
Bernard ("Iiilaginui. deputy
.niulng inspector‘uif the Ninth Dis.
tricl, upon coming to tire pit mouth
titer hours of work in the mine. “’11:
:onvlnccd that by tonight all the bud
....s will have been recovered. HI- mid
it was absurd to think there weri
my living miners cutombcd.
A general appeal for aid for the fami-
‘les of the men who lost their lives will
no Issued from the “the mining ham-
lct of llarwick within ”11‘ next i‘ot‘ly-
eight hours. All cities and towns of
the state will be united to assist in
raising at least $10,000, which will be
adequate to provide for the suffering
Ind almost destitute women and
‘IlIIiil‘l‘ll until. the warm weather
:omcs. or some permanent arrange-
ment can be made to cure for them.
‘
HMO
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure. children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
few children that. would do it. 'there
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers Box fill: Notro Dame.
(ad. will atlid hei home treatment to
any mother She asks no money
Write her today If your children trou-
ble you III this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are it can't help it.
P] 7 .
THE LATEST CRAZE.
February magazines just out.
Daily and Sunday papers delivered
to all parts of the city. Leave your or-
der at _
COLEMAN'S
to North Main Street. South Not-walk.
Agent for A. G. Splulding'o Balobali
and Sporting Geods.
THE PROVIIION. OF I"! WILL
are executed in accordance
with the intentions of tho testator
when the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.
in appointed executor or administrator.
it an no prejudice! for or against any
of the beneficiarie- ol the will and It
not. die or become nick but to al-
ways ready to attend to basins-o. I
The W m to and the
33““ random! each toad
;
I
I
.Mlu' ,
thanks.
Why successful?
sizes from 2 to 10 years.
SOUTH NORWALK.
The 6' f
Red Tag sale
A Sale That Succeed: By
Dosarvfna Success.
I
This has been thc‘bnnnor Red Tag Salc III the “or“ history. While
other clothiers complain of poor business, we rejoice in the loyalty of
our public which-makes our success certain.
business with which we have been favored
III-cause values are
prices lower than you find elsewhere.
.lndgc'tbe saie's usefulness to you by these two remarkable offerings:
$10 AND. 612 SUITS, $6.98 AND $9.98.
SIG AND 612 OVERCOATSV 66.98 AND $8.98.
Plenty of good pickings among suits and overt-oats at those prices.
a size for every prompt comer of one price or the other.
Very attractive offerings In boys‘ overcoats.
llring your boy when you come.
I
Rogerggétcvens
Successor: to Coimfook Bras.
For the great volume of
we cxtoti our sincere
higher. certain, and
quality'
routers and suits. tIll
. .y AT 25c
TEL. CALL 82. 2.
' l
, . \
1110M:
I ru ry.
My constant cifort'ln past years has been to moltc our
customers feel that they were considering their best intI-r-
i mats in cutrusilng their grain orders to my care.
I-rcaso III orders tends to prove that this is the "cum- with
and that they appreciate thI
foundation stone ofour business
I hope your personal experience has tiol provcn ”It' (1111'
I want you to feel that this is adI-pcudablc [liili'i‘~--
you get what you think you got—tho best of everything.
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
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I
TIIII IllI
li'tic meaning of the
"satisfaction at any Inst."
MANUEL T. HATCH.
’“\.. -/'—\ -f ”:y
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
M UNSE Y
IJO
FOR FEBUARYI-
NOW READY AT
William P Beers,
6 80 .MAIN ST., BLO. NORWALK.
We reduce nerve irritation.
pleasure.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
saw-u W
wings Intent-1th II I...
ma“
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Flori Market
SHAD. ’ “SHAH!
FRESH CAUGHT WSHAD, 15: LB
NICE SMELT, 3 LBS. 25¢.
FANCY IMPORTED ENO. BLOAT-
.ERS EXTRA LARGE. 5c
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH,
ovSTeas AND CLAMS.
Long Clams, open or in the shell.
Next ”to Form' Coal Yard.
FITS.
Do not distort vision. but make seeing it
Consult us about yourcye II. and secure a pair that
' ‘FITS
Hausa a. HOYT. Refraction Optician,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Special Appointmento at convenlo non of patron.
Office hours, 8 11: 45. 12: 45, 6: 00.8aturdly evening: 7—0.
.....N.. . _ ... ..
Is It Worth While
to suffer from Eire Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when rollot IIIO
and and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without coat, and
If planes are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price.
a. a. JACKSON.
ofldunto Optician.
. , "II-mince».
. pfd.
DO
continued ill-health.
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. I“ ‘II we mmmismww II a; it
wrou . ...
' TOOTH "BRUSH 2
if so we think it would be
worth your while to look over
large line.
our exceptionally
We have a winner
I the iiilstles guaranteed secure.
l.‘THI‘ illillilill PIIillliiIlEl
The Prescription Store.
All can pm the door. .
Night Calla Answered. '
Telephone CIII, 16-2. .-
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TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WAI I. S'lltiCli‘T 10:10 a. m. —0peu-
lug Dill't’t'l IIIrc higher all round IIpr—
III] by the firm tone of the London
market. The grnugcrs and Paciflcs
were conspicuous, Southern Pacific.
Missouri Pacific and Rock Island pfd.
rising large fractions and St. Louis &
San Francisco 2nd pfd. a point. Chesa-
peake d: Ohio and Minneapolis. St.
Paul uml Saul; Ste Marie rose about a
point and Rt'iiii) pfd 1‘}. 'IIII- mai-
kct showed animation and variety
\\ .-.\| I. H’l‘ltlv‘.lI"l , il a. m~~~lleallz-
lug Hilli's came on the market and
prices fell back. The small gains in
the I'alltoud quarter» were cancelled.
and Sugar, AinalgaiuutI-d, i'nlted
States Stu-l pfd., arid Locomotive
yielded to slightly IIIlow I'I‘I'Ilf‘l‘lillyls
close. Meanwhile energetic bidding
IlfirIl Rubin-r, pfd.. 2%. Wheeling At
Lake iIZIiI- I~.t pfd. and limb island
Minneapolis St.
Marie pfd. 1}. and (‘at pfd., Smelling
pfd., Westinghouse Electric. (‘otton ()il.
Iiclewarc & Hudson. flocking Valley.
Norfolk & Whaler-n and Wheeling &
Lake IIIriI- L’ml pfd. l to ilk. Prices
were rising all around again at the end
of the first hour under the had of
PInnaylvannia. l'nion Pacific and
Rock island. the luitcr advancing a
point to 26“.
WALI. STREET. L p. m.~—-’l‘hc i'isi.I
III (‘olorado l-‘ucl continued in face of
the depression elsewhere and it touch»
(«134%, ii gain of 115.. The preferred
stack sold up 17» points to II; on one
transaction. The general list ruled
slightly below the midday prices but
offerings were very Hl‘nlll,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Ida
plea & Goldschmidt Commission Bro-
kers, Swaitr. It Corbett BiUt'k, South
Norwalk:
tipcn. liiah. I.'..i\\'. 1:3"
Ania] t‘op.. frilly 51" Ml" Soil.
.\In C It i" ('o , 21 . 21‘.” 21 L’l-‘I'.
.-\m. (l. at i“. pf. 71% 7.! 71‘2 71‘:
Am. l‘IIl 0‘1. :12: 3214,. :I‘.’ .‘I‘.’
Am. ll't'._ It“ 3“,. ISM 21:5,.
.Im. '00. III‘.. 3.2!... ..I: 32-, JIM.
.\m. Loco, 2.2 ‘.':l 2121s,. 32%
.\m. Snicll._ fl ....“ 505‘ .IofiI
.\m. Sugar. i:-iil I 130w 130 131154
’1‘ S Fe .II 70h tum. 70
A1 &S fI‘cpf.91I'ig-'Itillg 111th ill-I.
iialto. at Ohio Ring 8.31. 841;. not...
li'itiyu it. ’i , (III 5014. «107,. non.
t'nI-s. a- ohiu. any. :32. as». '15";
III. ti. West. 17 17in 17 1714.
in .\i a- St I’.. 1-107. 116?... HIII’III 1min.
(fol. I". &l.. iii ililln ill 34‘”.
I III. South. in}; it”; 13's.. lit-I4
t'on. Gas 11131.2 my, my, 195‘»;
Erie. L'n-‘V. as? 28¢. 283:.
Erie. Isl on, row. out. 139% 09‘»;
iii Central. 112-15. “by. 131 134%
l.ou. & Nash, 1081‘. 1081;. 308% 1081.43
Manhattan llfi‘q. 14:le 145%. 1451/}.
Met. 81, R51. 12".";- lfll’I‘I 132113 12273
Mex. Central. 1:; iii 1:: 13
\l. K. & T., 18'. l.\“.’. 13% 18%
.\i. K. Kr T.. p1,. <11 in 413.1; 41% 41%
Mo Poclfie 95" WIN; 2th 95%
N Y. Cential. {21 1‘11 1'11 1‘31
.\'orf & West tiifii’. 625;. 61?». 1525.
Out. at West. 2% :1 23% 23m
l’ac. Mail. 3014 not. 291,1, 201,2
i'enn 11 it, 122% 133'"; 1223.». 122‘}.
P90. Gas. 102% mu, Ina tout-I.
Reading. «17% 471/, i? 47%
Rep. Steel, 81.; 83,. 8“. 8%
Ruck Island. 25% 26v, 25W. LIN/g
ltub. Goods. 217;. 22% L. ; 22
South. Pae. bib. 52»; 51b; 517m
Sou. Ky. 00.. 2271. 231,“ 22:]. 22!.
Son. Ry. Co. pf 84% 85% 84 85%
Tenn. C. &_ I., 407.. .407.“ 411% 4055’.
Tens Pile. 27 27% 27 20/;
Union Pac., 81%. 82 81% 81’s
ll. S. Leather. 8 8 77‘ 77's
1'. S. heath. pf 79 791/, 79 I915.
lY S Real & 0011.85». 8% 43% Ste
U. S. Rubber. 14 14% 1-1 1414;
U. 8. Steel, 117,1. .1113; 11% 11%
i}. 8. Steel. pf.. 58% 5874‘. 58% oil‘s
Wabash. 211,4, arse 21% 211i:
Wabash. pf 40}, 40% 40% 40%
West; Un. Tel 89 89 89 89
Wis. Cent. 21% 21% 21% 21%
JAPAM’S FINANCIAL PROGRAM.
TOKIO. Jan. 27.—lt is understood
that the Cabinet. assisted by the elder
statesmen. has completed a financial
program which it is anticlpaiId will be
published shortly. it is said to include
the issuance of exchequer bonds to the
amount of one hundred million yen.
and Increasing taxes to the extent ,of
fifty million yetr.
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APPRAISER OF CUSTOMS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—'l'he l’rts-
ldent has decided to appoint John 1..
Brown. who has resigned on account of
.Suelllng appraiser of customs at the
rt of Boston, In place of A. W.
CHICAGO. Jun. 2‘1.—w1iliarn Sailors.
the lmquolnfl‘heatrehremln who was
held to the Grand Jury by the corn-
hers jury. surrendered himself at the
criminal court- building today He
said he was out of tom: when the yen
dlct was returned. Int tin-toned to re-
cpl-p upon learning out» action of theI
In"
First Artist-— “Old loneybogo would
not buy my pictures-«onidn't mo
look at then."
Second Artist-“Never Intuit. "him
than he no or mine."
thin. Rommorec
iIIIuI & sr so _‘
‘V‘tlll‘
., outpkhi “I;
I mp0 out w
Clearance Sale:
In a decided success and never before at this time of you
have our Clothing Sale: been no large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT I!!!
been reduced in price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN’S surrs AND OVER-'
cons,
formerly priced 818 and, C90.
now at one price.
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS, .
formerly priced $10, $11 and
$3.50, new at one price.
37-98. 615-159.
MEN'SASUITS AND OVER- MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS, COATS.
formerly priced 3n and “5.
now at one price.
$18-39.
formerly priced $1. 5 and $16.50.
now at one price,
$12.20.
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boya’ Roofers, Boy’l Swat-
era, Underwear. Capo, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLECK "a. PRICE.
Clothiers and Furnishero, I
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
CABBAGE
is scarce. The supply of home grown is about done. and we now
depend on New York. Will have some good hard Cabbage on Soto
urday, which we will sell at
4 CENTS POUND. ,
SHOULDERS to cook with the Cabbage. Small, lean, at t
8% CENTS POUND, CASH.
SPINACH to serve with the Shoulder. Finer than the fresh
because of no grit.
i 5 CENTS. CAN.
PRINT BUTTER. Fresh lot Clover Hill. just in. at a reduc—
ed price.
30 CENTS POUND
4
WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU? '
Butter Eggs, Tea and Coffee
v
in...u'
Lorenzo Dibble
BUTTER I COFFEE
VERY BEST (‘REANIERY I
250 lb. 5 .320 lb.
GOOD SWEET BUTTER
280 lb. 20c lb.
‘=oi'tt srnctat. MOCHA-AND JAVA '_
A GOOD COFFEE ‘W.’
TEA
VERY BEST
456 lb.
E 665 '
FRESH EGGS
38¢: daz.
WESTERN EGGS
azc doz. 800 lb.
vaav FINE ' t
REMEMBER we GIVE AWAY PRESENTS WITH OUR IIEST TEA
AND COFFEE.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00
I? NORTH MAIN STREET. .
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Olsen’s Shoe Store
' WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
' . ' TO SAVE YOU R GOOD ONES.
$1.98.
Men‘s Patent. Colt Bluchers. the new toe.
Men‘s Patent Horse Hide Lace. 63.60 Shoes. at ..
$2. 48 '.
Ladies Vici Kid Welt Heavy 801 2 Shoes.
Ladies’ Patent Colt Lace Shoes 6 2.60 and $3.00. at
$1 98.
Ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes, good low heels. some Cuban-phyla. gt?”
$2M 48 ‘
I I
or coat. to make room for the coming spring season. The entire nook II
of this season‘s goodo and oonalsto of ladies Cloths. Suits
dren'a Jackets infant: long and short Coats and a full and couple“! M
Milliuery.
we are offering in the Fur line, of thin men's goods.
.8 WASHINGTON STREET.
Pnaerby—Well, well' Have you The new boarder hog! b:-
V t I
~ first "tr"- "I"... ‘ ne‘t'"nrt.,mpn~~ ....
o - on a e to o
Jona- hollcltui "for m M. , “
Inn , no to: late don “on am an AI;
:2 “the” ho :0 Mitch”. “Patton «to:
member
"Jena hint-5mm
sour)! Iron wanna
Men's Viol Kid Shoes, samples am. odd lot of 32.50. and $3.06 Sheena-1'
Entire Itoék of Fall and winter soodii must be Iota. numb-tor at;
It will also be to your advantage to come and see the M‘
Norwalk Chronicler