r.
‘ continues todmproue very nicely
hone Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon, Candi!
. at
LMS’S
i
51 Washington St. .
Iliull lienslltites.
(‘ourt Narriik, FOItntel‘l-l of America
is contemplating giving a dance in
Loekvtood‘s nail. Norwalk.
evening, February lath.
~—Fresh l‘ork, 10c. lb. Hayes!
Francis J. McKcoil. father of b‘. J.
McKctin, J12, of Franklin avenue. eon-
tlnues very seriously ill at ills lioliie.
the residence of his son.
.'I‘he Southern New England 'i‘eit»
phone company is distributing a new
directory of subscribers, to go into or
feet at 7 o’clock Sunday morning.
—---Sniail frisli hams. l2wc. lh. Hayes“.
A meeting of the Bible school teach»
ers of tile South Norwulk Congrega-
tional t‘hili'cli will be ht‘iii ill the west
parlor, Thursday evening at. mil.
o'clock, for the purpose of Studying tin
lesson.
Miss Atilile McKetin, of Franklin
avenue. who was operated on for up-
pendicitis at the Norwalk Hospital.
at
Friday
that institution.
—vl’lllows. pillow tops. atampcd lin»
ens, laundry bags and bureau sets are
the handsoniest we have every shown.
Special prices for Sat, and Mon. M. S
Sniltii it: (R).
The Rev. J. W, Davis, pastor of the
i‘IilHt Noi‘waik Advent Christian
t‘hiirch, will officials at the service to-
morrow alter-noon. tit 4:15 o‘clock, at
t‘ranbury Chapel.
—You will surely find (‘roff's Cough
Syrup :1 delightful. reliable, serviciihlc.
fiiend. 25c bottle. l". l), Lawton 81.,
(‘0.
Mrs, Clara Winans, formerly ot
Bridgeport. who is staying with Ill'l‘
mother. Mrs. lamina Fitch. ol‘ Nichols:
has recently visited her sister, Mrs. W,‘
A. Nash. of South Norwalk.
“Cones and mourning hands. O‘Brien.
Miss Ruth Wood. of Hamilton ave-
nue, underwent an operation, recent-
ly. tor the. removal at several small
tumors from her throat. Dr. Jean Dil‘
mortler performed the opention. The
patient is doing nicely.
Monday February 8 has been fixed
for the time of the trial of Elmer H I
Nash. the shoemau. who is sued by
Butcher Jacob Schaub for killing his
horse by over-driving. The trial will
be held in the South Norwalk court
room.
wFresh or Corned Hooks, 10c, lb.
llaycs.‘
The "Sock Social" to have been held
in the lecture room of the. First Bap
tint Church, Norwalk. the evening oi
January 26. will he held at the same
place. Tuesday evening, February 2.
The entertainment promises to be very
good.
AThe best grade Taffeta Ribbon all
widths only 1th: yd. M. S. Smith ti:
()0.
At the adjourned annual meeting of
the South orwallt Congregational
(7-,.hurtli next Thursday night ofllcers
will be elected, and Rev. J. N. Free-
man will give a resume of the work
he has done since he has been acting
pastor of the church.
~~ When you have tried (lol‘f‘s limb
Bitters. you will see the touch for its
gloat. popularity. 26c bottle. I". D.
Lawton & Co.
Joseph N. Whitney. formerly a well-
ltnown resident of East Not walk but
for the past few years a resident of
Bridgeport. is seriously ill at his real
dance in that city. Mr. Whitney was
fol a number of years the popular and
efficient foreman at Arnold & Com-
pany foundry.
—When you have tried God’s Herb
Bitters. you will see the reason for its-
gieat popularity. 25c bottie. F. :1).
Lawton dz Co. ' ‘ . i‘.
Joseph Sillimlll aild Levi 8. Weed.
of New Canon. and Hon. Levi Wurner,’
of Norwslk.oo1n1nluionsrs on the
estate of tho into S. Y. St. John, h’eld '
a session in \the Tom Cloi'h'il oflloe‘i
~ in New Canaan Tuesday to but and
act upon all claims. Another meeting
will be held next Tuesday.
-Derbles. Derbieakne'rbies. O'Brien,
The Hotel outrord‘hu been having
a full house every night this week.
and twice during the‘week they have
had to turn people away. This goes
to prove that South Norwalk can take
care of: a good house. 'The Clllford"
is spoken of very highly by tho oom-
mercinl trade, and they know I good
house when they reach it. .
The Woman' s ltlslonary Association
of the South N k Congregational
Church will halal regular nesting,
Wednesday Ificrfibn. at 3 o'clock.
an. 11 s 1m nouten will give on f'
. address on the «Matt “1 Can. ” The
.. usual social; hour will follow and all
women are ”at tum
~svmtidu’.mbu tn anew
m Quali-
- Smith & Co's for
' r‘loyd, Trade Press List,
(held until Trill
shoes at Howllh ,
Miss Florence Chancellor will enter-
talu this afternoon. at wlilst.
All kinds of wood at Raymond lirotll-
our (live them a trial order
Mina Beulah Jarvis. of Bridflt‘ul'I,‘ is
visiting Mr»- Stephen Jarvis. of West
sliect, for it few Glyn.
Nelson Crow. of Brooklyn. in visit-
ing in town and will spend aim-lay at
his home on South Main street. .
Mina Marguerite Ryan. of Route. N.
\' who st‘fli last summer in South Nor
walk, has been laid up with a ”wanted
ankle
lilaht (Hill at right prices at Merrill
lh-hl d- Sun‘s. Ulw thciil your oirhi.
and hi them settle the coal question
lot you.
~Sott little and (laps at ()‘lirlen’s.
Mis W. |.. Weed. of West Main:
stiiet. who has been ill for the mist
tut weeks, is able to be about the
house.
Taylor & Golden. the. real estate and
ltisniaucc tiltciillt. are sending out cor-i
I't‘ill‘ll telephone lists to their many
customers.
Illusion No. Oi. A. i). ll., of Notualk
Is maltlpg pripnrutions to hold it big
dance on the cutting of M: Mr h l'ltll iii
the A (l. liiiil, Wall Sillfti.
' t‘ticltciitie ii'l‘llie, l. 0. R. M, of Nor-
wullt. cont‘erliil the chief's tii‘gl'l‘n IilN
night on live candidatc-. Next week
ilii Illbe will confer the \viiriior‘s de-
gree.
The pool game at the South Norwalk
Club. for the first t‘llt'. will he played
next Monday night, between Ilr, W. l
Weed. ruled lift, and J, Edward Slater.
i'titctl tilt.
~llesi t'ilis Roasting Pork,
IItiyes.‘
’I'lie NUI‘WilIIt Aerie‘Tlf Idliglis gives
notice through secretary .lohu ll). Woul-
worth. that. ii meeting of tho nei'le will
be held next Wednesday evening in
lied Men's llall. Noi'wulit.
'l‘hc childrtn will receive church iii—
ii ndaucl- ”tilt is lit. the close of the ser—
vlce, at the It‘li'st Methodist Episcopal
(flinrch, tomorrow morning. by apply-
ing to Sit-i'ciary ('Ilill’li‘h‘ N, Smith.
The Italian Social (‘lilb will hold it
mil—ting tomorrow afternoon, at :3
o'clock, at the business place of Jtis-
-ph nihi‘JSli, South Main street, ulni
-oiuplote arrangements for the bull to
he held in Ariiin llail. I“t'lil'llill‘,v iilh.
Lincoln Council, ilrdcr of United Ame
x-riciiii MICIIIXDII‘A, held its regular
meeting, lust night, and had it healslil
of the degicr ti- :.lm As tin expelled
initdldute did no! appiiir the nothing.
if the third egree was postponed un-
til next i’rlday night.
——'l‘he largest asst. of Hamburg ed-tr
inns and ifll‘l‘S to be found at M. S.
:lc yd. upward]
The following delegates were elected
to attend iIli‘ Massachusetts Press
Association annual convention at St.
Louis, in May: t‘oloncl Robert Mitchell
Iiosttiu; Cup
lulu (‘. (t lloti-n, Old t‘iilov Meliiorizti
Plymouth: lleniauiln Anthony, Slam!
aid, New licdi‘ord; (‘_ .l. Mcl’herson
News. South li‘ni‘iulngiott. and i). ll
Billings Gazette, Milford.
E. l. hitt'aitln Mliss “by. W. l..
G(l.‘l‘, It. litltkicy J. 1). “hide”, ti.
Ii. Ilitltiell, J C. Wilson. (‘. W. iliil'ii».
0. W, llunpass, ii i litiulh New York;
’1‘. .l. Flanagan. llolyoltc \Eass. .l. t;
Doyle, Springthid: W i. 'tloiuunidiu.
l.. W. lilcltey, G. W. Wesson, Iii'idgrn
port: F. ii}. Stone, I‘. ll. Williams, E.
Curtis and wife. Hartford; Lieutenant
liritt, U, S. Army; Ii. Corrine, (Yievte
land. 0.: J. ii. Rand. Boston; Ely Ray—
mond, San i"l'dili'ISt‘i), Can; J. .l. Kieli’.
tVUIi'lktt'l‘, Mass. Were guests at the
Hotel CIiiIord, yesterday.
IIIt’. Iii.
A TRE DAME LADY.
i will so free. with full instructions
tome of this simple preparationdor the
tire of. Leiicorrhoea, Ulceration, ills.
gilacements, Falling of the \vomb.
Scnnty or Painful Periods, Tumors or
Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling tip the,3pluc, Pain
in the Back, and all Female Troubles.
to all sending address. To mothers of
suffering daughters 1 Will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. lf yiu
decide to continue it. Will only cost
about 12 cents a week to guarantor-a
cure. I do not wish to sell you my-
thing. Tell other sufferers of it. hot
is all i ask. Andras Mrs, M. lain
mers. Box 375, Notre Dinner ind.
“*__.....,.. ..... —---
AND MONDAY.
[minding the following: The Vii-
law by The- Sea, .Uncns Two Step. lie
duly m Rags. instrumental; (3.)
in a (Enchant Tree. Always in 'l‘l. e
Wiy, Under Southern Skies, and Hill
OIDPTS. a" l
OOLEMIN'S
to North momma. sinus Norwaik.
Agent (or A. o. bplutdlng a Doubt"
‘ oyiaiond or tits WILL
no «mmmmm
uthmonutimlotthetam
FIFTEIN GENT MUSIC SATURDAY
. ' ‘ . . T M .
all” dust Outflow“. Sflsfumm or any luck
- The Great
Red “ea Sale
Added Suits and Oven-oats
‘ “‘Down Near Zero.
You'll warm to these bargains these cold days. Just see lilo quality
of suits tiud overt-outs we're soiling now at i'ci‘.v illlll‘ ltl‘iccs.
SMAR T SUITS. 56.98 dnd $9.98.
Pretty good choice in these lines til smart suits left from our most pop-
ular faiicv mixtures. Values tun up in Si‘.’ _, with a dash ”ta few $15
suits in the offering.
It won‘t do to tarry. If you want a piece of this bargain pic.
day. t 1.3
(loinc to-
_...A
cvsncoars at 56.98 and $8.98.
. C
These are tho good substanlal black and Oxford coals Wt' vc'iiccn pric-
ing at $10 and life. very well tailored, (ill medium length and full of ser-
vice llllti comfort. We can probably til you it‘ you come ill once.
you ill boys' clothing make a visit
Something for all slat-s of boys
llrlng your boy.
The savings lied Tug prices bring
to our store a wise iiiiile on your part
in stilts umi overcoats, illid reefers loo.
Rogers’St Stevens
Successors to Canistook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. coon-2.
DO YOU NEED A
TOOTH ‘ BRUSH P7
u so we think it would be
worth your while to‘look over
exceptionally large line-
We have it winner
AT 25c
'i‘iiltiiniiiiiiniiuuu
. The Prescription" Stole.
Night Calls Answorcd.
Telephone Cull, 15-2.
()lli‘
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1
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Nlt\\' l'tlltK. Ii.lll nit—"Newt liefote
‘hns snth illl {itilllnti‘ us that of thin
.mornlng heeuwitutsscd over night in
(Ilt‘i ottou iiiiiikct , and pc‘rhilps ncicl
{be fore 'Iii'l the iuiillttt shown suth wild
ItXl'lltlllilli. t‘ables from Liverpool
were spectacular. The] reported an
advance of 210 to drill; points. when they
were txpcctcd to be 5‘2 to it) points
Itth-r. ’l‘ht-re vrtre sensational advices
from Liverpool, also mentioning a cor-
iier in .Illlllliti',\'<FcItl'llill‘)’ with excited
buying on stop orders and rumors cir-
culutlug icgaidliig tlu- coiidltioti of
(‘-,ontintntal Liveipooi 11an American
houses. iiere iilal [HIt'tS were at an
illili'tlltt‘ of l‘.’ to ill points on the old.
and of l: to in points on tile new crop
months. March, which t‘IithUI last
night at 1.3.82. opened at I025 and
sold an to ill. 2 on the cull. May. club--
lug ,\'i'.\II‘l'iIiI_\' at lti.tli, advanced to
10.76. and .luly, closing at Hilts“ opened
tit limit. 'l'hi re was Iitill‘y lluuldtitioti
My constant ell'urt iii past years him been to male our
custotiiers feel ihlit they were considering their iii-st inter.
mtsin eutrusliiigthcir grain orders to my tnrc. The In
crease iii orders tends to prove that this is the case with
and that they appreciate the trin-
foundation stone of our business “
tiieziiiina of the
satisfaction iit any nut."
i hope your personal experienci- has not prnvi-n thi ion
trnry. I want you to feel that this is :i dependable place
you get what you think you gel-wthc Iii-st of cvcryilinnz.
liltisll
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
and linmmliatt-ly following the call
prices sugucd oil' a few points. but the
mark” remained very excited with
trading tremendously active.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 30.——(.‘.otton open-
ed quiet and steady at M; to lit, points
lower and gained slightly 1 to ling high-
er. Later the market became excited
and dcmoi‘allzed. with prices advant-
in grapidiy. At times there was a dif-
ference of about five points between
buyer and seller. The excitement con-
tinued throughout the morning, April
and May going from 53 to 73 at one
Jump. There was an oceasioual lull;
but it was hIch-d by renewed excite-
iueut iinlil the close.
WALI. STREET, 10:10 a, iu.——-Thc
more cheerful feeling over peace pros-
pects shown in foivigu markets was
reflected in the opening (It‘aiillg3. in the
stock market here today iii fractional
{Itiliuii‘i'h running to a half ill some
cases. Aichisoii and i'nlon i’aciilc
new conspicuous in the dealings
which were generally small.
\\'.\l.l. S'l uni-JT, il a. iu.—'-Atchiaon
VALENTINES.
William P. Beers,
49 WALL STREET. NORWAM. _
6 80 .MAIN 311, 80. NORWALK.
advanced a point, hilt liliro was little
r’,\'lll])liiht‘iii‘ effect in other standard
rim kit and free. selling of the l'iilled
rltttlts Steel stocks clitcked the lid—
\:iill‘t-. i'nind States Stu-l, pill, de-
rllued to 347,... and Aichlson lost most
of its rise, Uther sLot-‘its, however.
were not much afttcieil. (‘hicago i‘n-
ion Traction, pill, )‘it‘ititti l, 10Wil (fen-
tral. pt'd., 1,3. l). trult, l'nilcd Railway
‘2, and (icn- rill Electric 2‘». Sloss Shel-
:ttld Steel [“0th upward. ‘l‘lie inur-
kit was on lul' tip tur again at ll
o‘clock, and St. Paul, l‘nion Pat-lite.
ilIliI Sugar had retained to tiltlr high
l
TELEPHONE ins.»
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Minrkot
HOMER 3.5 allow. Retraining Optfolab.
Room 9 United Bank Building.
Opniul AppoMTdnto at come-lining of patron.
Dillon hours. a. 1'45 12: 45. 6: 00.8uturday evenings 7—9.
is lt’WortllWhile-‘v-
than!“ tron lyo Ashe, Head Ache or Poor Vision vines relief. is so
nqrnnd can ballot! at such small cost? '
We tasks a thorough examination of the Eyes, withont'codt. and
It lilac: Ire needed furnish them at the lowest possihls prior
rot-fact attic; guaranteed. ’
n: .
\
‘_ 0.13. Jackson;
Graduate Options.
manned its nickname of tho ."Niltlllu
, public.
ain't no “'00?an outings, but we how nice m,
emblem-flood. not
mammalian“
In!!!“
South Nor-walk. Conn.
some of Itlfonnel' Inhlbimtl 10th ”hm
ism bigot maul, bum
c\‘t‘I.
WALL STRE ET, Close.~The m r
ket worked slowly upward before ie
appearance of the Bank Statement and
fell back as slowly afterwards. A few
minor stocks last betwwu l and i‘é
points. The Chicago & Eastern ills.
cits rose 4 and Pump2 The closing
Smelt 3 lbs 256 was dull and heavy at antall net
’ " «hanger.
Smelt, 2 lbl., 25c TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private win 0: Ida
mm" ‘5‘ Ii” pics i Goldschmldt Commission Bio
‘ kers, Swartz a Corbelc Block. South
Large Opened Long Clams, 30c qt. Norwnlit: ‘
costing for smug. ‘ Open. High. how. close.
. ‘ Amal. Con. 48% 48% 4725. 48
Large.varlety of Fish. Oyltsru, Round Am c & 1r (:0, 19% 19% 195; 19%
Ind Long Clams. Am. Lot, OIL, J] l 31 , 31 3] -_
N Am. [01. 88,4. 8% 8% Sin
FR! DELIVERY- Next to Forrls' Coll Yard. Am. 1.0m” 2114:, 2193 20% 20%
W' ‘—’"—“* "m”- '* ...- ._...-. -’ ~‘m- « ~— - m- Am. Smeli.. 50 50 flat,“
. “A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED " Ant. Sugar. 127% 128 127;“:
Tommy people never come toriassea. They wait. for the glasses to A T & 8 Fe 70% 70% 139% ‘39
come to them." These are the people w ho talk‘sbout bud eyes in old age. A T & S F0 Df- 91% 91% 91% 91%
Death and losses come. to all. Bless ed are they who die young. Blessed 1m“)- *1 Ohio, 8" 84% 33V! 33%
are they w 0 use glasses when needed. When in doubt about the needtul “HY“- R- '1‘., 435‘ “Ii ‘7 ‘7
time. or lgnbrht. of the propel kind come our way. Chas. & 0N0 34% MK 34% 3W-
Chi & N. W. ,16715 167% 367%16755
Ch. Gt. West., 16% 16% 13% 18%
Ch M & St P.. I“ 145 lit!" 144%
Col. 1“. & I., . 41.36 31% 31%
Cal. South. 18 18 18 18
Con. Gila. 1.93% 193%, 193% 193%
Dci.'& Hud., 167% 167%. 137% 167%
Erie, 27% 27%, 27% 27%
Erle,lst. f., 66% 06% 68% 66%
ten. .
K mimicry.
Our Important
Clearance Sale
Is a decided success and never before at this little of ylll‘
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT has
been reduced' in price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
Iorfleriy priced $10. $12 and
$13.50, now at one price.
$798-
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
'formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
now at one price,
$1 2.20.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-i
con ; ‘
I
formerly priced $18 and hop"
now at one price.
$15-69.
MEN 5 SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced Sn and “5.
now at one price.
$18.39-
0,1,
4
I
1
Men‘s Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys' Rooters, Boy's Striat-
ers. Underwear, Caps, Shirts, Working. Shirts and LGlov'eg‘ ,
AT RIDICULOUSLg LOW'PRICES.
SELLECK a. PRICE-27.7.51
Clothiers and Furnishers, , r'
98 Washington Street. South Norwalit.
.‘, .
f‘T,“
PM
XFN:
Market
Good Dom-nd.
Good Potatoes in good demand. We
have them. Lots of poor ones on this
market. Present priqe here. 28:: pic;
$1.10 bu. ' !
Turnip: scarce and high. About the .
only source of supply In New York city. |
now 25c pip: 14c onedillf peck.
Cabbage that we had to offer Iaati
week was hard and good. Sold quick- '
Iy at 4c lb
How can we serve your
Report
Orangel some fine sweet
Mrs. Horace Nash's Florida
can from . ‘
Plantation
at 23c and 28¢ per don, as to sin. All
very sweet.
Shoulders. nice and bright, 8V3: Ill.
Coffee—Como here for tho fluent
Java and Genuine Mocha.
just in, 321: lb.
F relh lot
He didn't want any body to tool with
his butter. but his home folks had bun .
trying some cheaper.
Now he’d like
Shall have a larger supply , a pound of good butter and he you It It
of good stock this week at same price. 28c lb. here. , ,
Lorenzo Dibble
WWMEMMHme
BUTTER
VERY BEST CREAMERY
251: lb.
GOOD SWEET BUTTER
230 lb.
COFFEE... '
017R SPECIAL, MOCHA AND JAVA .
320 lb.
A GOOD COFFEE
201: lb.
EGGS
F1138}! EGGS
38o doz.
WESTERN EGGS
820 doz.
mi;
450
VERY Finn":
300 lb.
AND GOP EB.
17 NORTH MRI” STREET.
/
'dronan‘chidts.
vni
inthll‘lll‘iilmdtllis
Clearing Stile——l’rices Cut in. _
.Enum-tockotMMMucoodsnn-tbuom‘
MoostJolllkomouforthooonhlg springueuon. mud
ot‘tais uellonl gntlds um sou-1m of lattice om. sum m
Foundation Costs Indsmisndoup’idp Ill
bemmsdmugotomo‘ssdustba “
if;
1.‘
THE LEE in no BUTTER It)
Olsen’ 5 Shah; Store
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
, To save vooa oooo ONES. -
Men' 9 Vici Kid Shoes, samples and odd lot of :2 50 and 83.995110“. st . .
$I..98.
sour-goods.
REM! DEN WE GIVE AWAY PREOENTS WITH OUR DIST TIA
Gen. Elec.. m ‘172 no 170% - ' Men's raisin Coltniucueu, the new too. '2
Ill. Central. 1331,; 133% 13.3] lain Men‘s Patent Horse Hide Luce. 33-50 SM“. .1 ._ . ~. . "
Lou, at Nash. 107 107 l 0 - . .t
Manhattan. 141% 14455 gm 1:31,; , $2 48 . ,
. .. 1 1-1 , , _ . .
as: Slugs] 13% 13% 13* 12* Ladies Vicl XIII Welt HOIVY Sol; m. 3.00 t \ ' ' ‘1 ‘
a K: 'fnpf, H33“ iii/Z a; 33:1,: ‘ Lndies‘ Patent. Colt lace Shoe! S .50 um t l ,_ N” :
0. so c, 5' e
is m- an as“ “15* all: 3' 93‘ '
. i . i”:
No”. ‘ We“: mt 61£W~"°* Ladies, Fine K (1 Lace sic... good low heels some if“; it; a.
01a. ,a West... as ,, '
Pic. Mail. 27%.; is». .
Penn. R. R.. 11095 W“- _- -...-.. m..- ___. -_
too. Goo.
Renata ,4
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Norwalk Chronicler