t
‘ ’ A 1" Dari,s 0‘ ”‘9 ”“9“ State" popularize W. E NankeIilles famous
“ Washington
CranbuIy, will old
evening. ' I
A puItv of Norwallr young people are i
planning a slellh ride to Stamford. to-
morrow evening.
Professor D. A. Stunton‘s dancing
school will meettoinorrow evening ati
Arlon llall. Madison street.
W. B. DIIGarIno, the real estate man
disposed of the Josephine Olmstead
pil(e lII Cranbprvzw toAttornoy boo
Davis
"’I he t‘lltt‘liainm" committee of the
Catholic Club in arranging to hold a
mock trial at the club house. next Mon-
day evening.
The cast. of John Coleman. of Winni-
pIIuk, charged witit assault on his son
a sosasion, this
Isa-t
Home Made
Ch ales and
Ribbon Candi)
I ”flat I; i f
LANE’S
W . John Coleman. .lr.'. will coma up again
5' WW” 3‘. game Norwalk Court. Baturday morn-
Mrs. C. E. Adamslmother of Mrs.
W W. M. NilIIock. ot‘ the Norwalk Hotel.
IInIalIIs in a very critical condition.
having been unconscious from paraly-
‘sis ioI scrotal days.
\‘I'illIuI Andrews. an cmploye of A. ll.
iMnlkiII. the Notwalk contractor who,
II III- taken ill some days ago Why sull-
mum and acriously. is now able to be
Loni densities:
George Fitch is ill at his home.
mHBaii-h hints “We” in the Rd. 0‘ mound again. and has appniently I‘P':
.chk today. Read it.
l”W. S. Smith. of Plttslield. Mass,
a visitor in town today.
Charles T. Dimond is entertaining.
friends from out of town.
I-'II\I~It-Il I
The cases of two men who were or-
I'Isicd III II Springwood saloon some
time ago. and whose cases were up-
IIeulI Ii. t'tllllt‘ up for trial in Bridgeport,
‘ . , .t o e" In er is today. i‘illcf Vollmer is attending as
“km“ Bushnell bent 1“ it one of the witness Attorney John
in t-louth Norwalk today. on business. km h "Mum‘s ”w two me ll th
Insure against tire through an estab- Nerf Hungarians " 0
lished agency such as dumb M Lay-
ion's.
Otto Batthol is entertaining a triend‘
from (‘alifmniap who is blue on bust-I
lsi
Y cslI-IIlay was a grcat day for sleigh-
ing. The condition of the roads is about
perfect and one can drive. for miles in
any direction without liIIding bare
1" '3 1 spots or had drifts. The liIety stables I
Thomas H Powell of the ilrm oi I did a large business as there were few I
Stillson (it Powell, is lit at his home in! teams that were not out The bright
South Main street. ‘ moon make; I-Ienlng drlIing pleasant.
Judge JolIIItJ. Walsh. of Norw.aIk also
You'll warm iodbese bargains those cold days.
Tm
WNW “vi "Ilct V‘i Anti?! NM IMM.‘ “IV
il radii" or
U W’RN’W W“ i'
a Great
Red Tag Sale
Good, Suits and Ovorooal:
pawn Near Zero.
Just see the quality
of suits and overcoats we're selling now at very little prices.
smar so: is.
ular fancy mixtures.
suits in tho offerl
It won't do to tarry. If you want a piece of this bargain pic.
Ilav.
ovzncon rs of who and 58.98.
Those are the good substaninl black and Oxford coats we’Ie been pric-
ing at $10 and "2 up y wcll tailored Iut medium length and full of nor-
III-c and coIIIfoIt. We can probably iii Ion If you Ionic Iii once.
The saIiIIgs Red Tag prices bring you in boy‘s clothing make a Ilsit
to our store It wisc none on your part
in suits and over
RogersSt Stevens
Values run up to 812.
ng.
I ht‘l
coats. and reefers too.
36. 98 and 39.98.
Pretty good choice in those lines or smart suits loft from our most. pop.
with a dash of a few :15
Successors to Comatook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I
«a
Come to-
...“ I
Something {In all sizes of boys
Hrlng‘your boy.
TEL. CALL, ”-1
no you also 4'
TOOTH BRUSH?
if so we think it would his
worth your while to look over
our exceptionally large line.
We have a winner
AT 25c
the bIlstlos guaranteed secure.
THE ll li‘iiliill Pliilllliiil
The Prescription Store. 5:
All can pass the door.
Night Calla Answered. '
Telephone Call. 15-2. -
, TODAY lN WALL BTlll'I‘.
W.Al l. STREET 10:10 a m—Thero
was exeitcd routing in Amalgamated
topper at the opening of the stock
maIket today on account of the their
sion t’anIiIblc to the company by the
Montana Supreme Court. There were
running sales of 10,500 shares when the
market opened at 5W. and 51%. com-
pared with so». last night. Realty.
pill. also iIIIIIpId ti". it'lat'lifllllli gains
were the rule and l'nlon l'sc-lnt anti
Atchlson wcr re notably firm with ad-
vances of a large fraction.
TODAV's QUOTAl’lONa.
Reported over private er9 0: Ma
plea & Goldschmldt Commission llro
hers. Swaru & Corbett lllock, South
Norwalk:
was a guest the Allyn House lnI Gent-nil Russell l-‘Iost has accepted
llar"tf0IIl.' last light an imitation for himself and staff to
-6 lbs fresh or corned plate bed i atom] the nIilllarI reception to be glI-
“I“. “1.9;, pork 100 lb Hayes'. I III to ills Excellency, the ( ‘ouInIIIIHIcI
A regular meeting of Lady leanings "I" "hit" i’.‘ "I“ First Company ov-
”My. Shepherds of Bethlehem will cIIIIII "a ilotse (‘ paid. at the Foot Could
I". held tomorrow evening AIIIIIIII. llattl‘oItl IIII Thursday I-vcn-
Mlb. R S Cunningham 0‘ iil'I-ltlgt log the lltlI inst. "lhcsttifl‘ headquar-
port was the guest of her sister MI-.Is ' M‘ “I” “Elfii'l—hiilhm "(Mil-l0
“minus 0', ,ltopte, of South Main'
WM «Mum Isoth Due To MILITARY CON
.\
eels in en
trusting their grain orders to my care.
My constant cilort in past years has been to make our
customers feel that they were considering their host later-
The in-
crease in orders tends to prove that this is the case '.\iiIl
Iuosi; andthattlIeyIIpprI-I-lIito the true meaning of the
. ,... ..... . TROL ..
A regular meeting "I Putnam ”WWI VICTOR polo ppI, -I,mm.m. ‘ foundation stone ofour lIuslIII-ss “satisfaction at any I Iisi.
il"‘“|i;nn.“ “"5 hi?” it!“ 8\i‘il(il|lfi RUU' suits am..‘.g,.”ng ‘onc “inn-6" dollars I hope your personal experience has not prorI-II the cone
"9 ’“h "9"“ was "“9““? and ‘0' growing out of military control of this lrury. I want ."Ull to flu" ihfli ith is it tit'lit'll'miii‘ itiill'i‘“
l‘Icshments were setIed
district store the miners‘ strike was in-
Sale of wash goods remnants
1“ I auguratctl scIcral months ago. worc
ltcad'a ileIe is a chance to pick upi ”Inna up before District Judge ”“1“
some remarkable values lei shlIt i hnlp today In“. defendants are
waists. separate waits. etc See ad itiIIIcrnor Peabody. Brigadier General
A regular meeting of chas Hayloft i John (.‘hasc. formerly in command of
was held last .cvcning. Several ragged the troops in the Cripple Creek district;
tramps Were found in the barnyard. t‘olonel Edward Verdeckburg. at pres-
'lhev were taken in. sprttccd up a hit. tH‘lll in command. anti Majors Thomas
and taught the art of making hay whilcs McC Miami and Nuylor in all
the electric. lights shine. suits for 8400000 damages are pending
l‘he Not-walk Histor'ital 30“..” has against Gov Peabody pctsoually (ion
hoe“ prmnted ~Wiih a handset“? p“. 'cral Cilflflt' iiiilit‘fll‘fl all ii defendant iii
graIing of [hp signing of the Iioclnra- ll('lilI‘ all of the remaining suits for
tion of independence. which will I,(..$iitltitltiti. “MK” MM“ “”1 today “‘1
hung in the Selleck home in West thcsccascs foI trial. llenlsowili dos
avenue. [gilltll‘t‘ tlhchtlulc on which lllImCI‘DLII‘I
n 0 . ‘ * _ crm na c urges now on tile will c
um: “3:11;: gigging?" {$23!}; 117"]: _ heard against AtlitItaIIt-tchIIIrsl Sher-
ing the DI-morcst Club. now being . than M. Bell. General (base and other-I
terrace] at Howlnnd's This plan can- connected with the slate militia in its
not. fail to interest every woman who enforII-ment M martial m“
~w anl it I i )(i ____._._
3”,; I. ' “mm"? ‘-‘ “ “’5 "‘1 POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
wGoodrich Food ‘0 0c. at all lcading‘ “HUMAN HEARTS"
"Nicol.“
Manv of the players who iil‘Ilii‘ti Io
tcnsus Department. was in town thl sI .
neck examining the finances of the mtlodramatlc treat
city. for the putpose of compiling sta
Ilstics. He went from here to Not“;
walk “here he will investigate the tin-
.IIIccs of that city.
so
llotel Clifford was tilled again lssiI
night and had to tnru‘ peoplc away“
This goes to wow that a good house
is appreciated. .A, gentleman came all
the way from New Haven to spend the
night. rather than stay in New Haven.
and he returned there this morning.
The street department had a gang of
mm out. this morning. putting clnders
on the icy walks. it is impossible to
more sand in the city on acrount of
Iill fmst in the ground. so clIIdtrI-I are
a..-ed Superintendent Hoyt fraIIkII ad-
mits that the street depattmcnt has
no sand.
~Rcstuc'uts roasting pork.
llayes' titerket.
The Goodrlck breakfast food is II
pitasant surprise to everyone. it is
different from any other kind of cer-
cul food. it gives you an appetite to
look at it; and when you eat it. it
makes you hungry for more. it should
be on your table. act a par. kage today.
Ten cents at all grocers.
'liuman lit-alts."
upon the occasion of its former visits.
will be seen with the company when
it comes to lio’yt‘s Theatre. Saturday
‘ February 6th,; matinee and night. this
axon.
l’ARSlr‘.tl. THURSDAY NIGHT.
There has been no play in lloyi‘s
theatre in years which has created the
discussion or received the general ap—
probation whlch' has been accorded
“I’arsifal.”
drama of the lloly (Irail~ which is to
he the attraction in this house Thurs-
day night. The sale of seats has open-
ed. Mail orders will be promptly al~
tended to. Apply early to avoid the
rush for scats which is certain. The
management of this house has no hosi-
tancy in stating that this engagement
will be the greatest. of the season.
lilc llI.
Valentines
Wholesale and retail. The largest
and finest line of Valentines in town
at the lowest prices. Special prions
The New York Stock Exchange has to teachers. \
received notice from the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad COLEM‘N'S
company of its purpose to increa‘ae its
capitol stock by 8862.900. This new
stock Issue, it is stated. represents the
result. of the exchange of stock of lea!-
cd lines of the company for stock of
the Consolidated railroad. held in the
company‘s treasury. it is understood
that the. Consolidated was the real pur-
c r of the block of 3,500 shares of
0 Colony railroad stock lately sold
by auctionat Boston. ~
D. W BenianIin.LA. Bun.W. B.
Palmer Hartford: R J. Donuelly J.
L. Wardr J. Y McDennott. T. H.
Malian. New Haven: H. 1. Austin. F.
A.- Wanna; WHA. Marble. E. 1!. Eco-
I‘llle, F. W. Moore. E. B. French. L, T.-
Saundcrs. A. A. Hartln. J. D. Roe. H.
.l.. lonohaa. HIM”. R. Hanson.
H. F. Goldatoin,‘ J. W. Butchertord, H.
E. Greene. New York; 6. A. All-opp.
Newark. N 1.; r. W. AmuIaur. Bait
to auro- Main strut. south Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. dplulding'a Bauhall
and Sporting Mode.
l-‘ranclaoo; .Phlla.;. 5!. lie
Philips. 14, J: Boston; W. ' " . _
E. Dorm. :‘li. w. Christie. um": ACCOUNTS.
We have a great many of them in our
Savings Department Hid quite a num-
her in our General Banking
meat but a great many ladies ink
that there is something intricate and
mysterious about a check book. There
isn‘t and if you have never had one we
will explain its use to you.
Brooklyn were WY! guests at.
the Hold Clinch-z =
. » tlona ammonites: Maels-
rat aooril maul float" on
. banking W “attention-I
thaatuaawrtrm M?
i
i
3
i
VALENTINE.
IUY OATS ’HAT S CLEAN.
you get what you think you get-rlhe best of t'\‘(‘Y)‘IIIIlII{.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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William P. Beers,
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
6 80 .MAIN ST.. 30. NORWALK.
the great Wagnerian music- -
Weamvsrygindtoanawerduot»
Smelt. 3 lb...
Smelt, 2 lha.,
Smelt.
and Long Clams.
Goalina for baking.
caveat-s
Bridge Fish erkot
Large Opened Long Clams.
Next to Ferrla’ Coal Yard.
“A FRIEND "I NEED IS A FRIEND dNDEED"
Too many people never come to glasses
25c
25c
15: lb.
30c qt.
Large variety of Fish. Oyltora, Round
They wait for the glasses to
come. to them. These, are the peoplow ho talk about bad eyes In old age.
Death and glasses
are they who use glasses when need ed.
come to all
time. or ignorant of the proper kind cume our was.
' HOMER B. HOYT. Rolraorlnn Oprlolan.
Room 9 United Bank Building.
Iponldl Appointments at convenience at name.
is it Worth While
to out!» from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without. cost. and
if glands are needed tarnish them at the lowest ponlhla vii-lea
Perfect till
a was Itrost. '-
lng min-unwed.
0. B. JACKSON.
‘ ‘ Graduate optloian.
Bless ed are they who die young. Blessed
When in doubt about the needfnl
South Nomlk. Court.
Office hours, 8 11:45. 12: 46. 6: 00.8aturday evenings 7—0
Wooden Nutmegs.
'_ Connecticut earned its nickname of the “Nutmeg State” through the re-
puted endeavor of some of its former inhabitants to ring in wooden nutmeg:
on an unsuspecting public. I I
we haven't any w
(Wooden you like some e? I ..-
' “All kinds, suit and hard.
We have some lac hickory wood that is run _or warmth. better in warm.
the capstan with.
than the old style it lclroc‘y switch
Give us a trial order.
‘Doltrightnowf‘ ,
nutmegs, .but. we have some nice wooden wood I fund of 82 500 for a new library bulld-
Amal. COIL. bi‘fi 51M 50%. 50%
Am C & F Co., 205'. 20L. lit-1a 19%
Am. Cot OIL, 3W. liliiI'I 30% 30%
Am. Ice. 88% 5‘]; Kid 81/.
Am. Loco. 21W; 22% 21%. 22-
Am. Smelt. no no iii-1,. 49%
Am. Sugatg I28 1281279; 127
A. 'l‘. a 8. Fe. To-‘VI 'I'IITII 70's. 70
Hallo. & Ohio. Kit-3.. iii Iii-ii»; Iiil’v.
li'klyn. It. T.. tilts. lint. «if» it}
Chen. & Ohio. Ill“, 34% iii-HI 34%
Ch. (It. West. 1W, Iii-‘i. 10% 16%
Ch. M. & S P..lH-‘II HIV; ”3ng 141%
Col. r. a I., new. 32 son .12
(lol SIIIItlI._ is lit iii ix
Con. (Ins. III: to: lot! use
Del & liud., tutti, Instr, isotfi low.
Eric. 27% 27“. 27% 27%
Eric. 1st. pf, only, uni-I, 66% 6651‘.
iii. Central, 1301.4, than, 1293'. may.
Lou. & Nash, l07ii 1075‘. 107 lil'i
Manhattan. mu Hill». Hill; 1431/.
Mel. St. lty, l2II 1:01.; Its-1‘. 1201/
M. K. & 'l‘.. IT“. 1733‘ 173.. 17%,
M. K. 6': T., pt. to to «I III
Mo. aclilc. 93h: til it; iII_. lino;
N. Y. (‘cntrnlullitll H93 llit it; 119%
Norf. Sr West, so“. an? tliii.‘ I'III7,I
Ont. Gr. Wet-IL. 22th 23‘“ zlii ‘33
Pac. Mall. '8' 2n». :5 28
Penn. R. 'i., i‘."I71I iL’i'vyI 131";- i'JII‘Ifi
Peo. (Isa, IIIISI. lot-3.. iIIIt4 to)!“
Pres. S t‘ar, 30V, 301., 3h“, 30%
Reading. inlay t:'.-‘-..- m. ink;
ltock Island, 26 all: 237‘ NM
itIIb. Goods. 20%. 2o". 2014, 2014,
South. Putz, .‘IIMI‘I Go‘s. 50". mm
Son. Ry. Co, 22% 2:." 22‘“ 22-,
Tom. C. & l.. 3731. its 37th as
Texas Pitta, 2M, 26‘, 26 26%
Union Pad. Kill, Slim 81‘,’ ill-hi
U. B. l.eather_ 71F» Fig to. WI.
l7 8 Real & Con an, s-‘i. III, III;
U. 8, Rubber. iii“! l:l-‘..I iii'd lil‘q
it. 8 Steel. Iii“. ' 1(ng Ion. lii’l.
l'. 8. Steel, pf.. 35H. 35-1.. 54% 55in
Wabash. :IIII. 20!», 20v. 201:;
Wabash. IIi., :‘itIII. 39?}. (ill 89
WESTPORT.
Tonight the fire district meeting in
'l‘oquet Opera house
The Musical sociI-tI meets tonight
at the Incidence of W. l.. Taylor.
One week from tonight the Histor-
ical society is to meet at the residence
of T. C Stearns.
The Women's Foreign Missionary at»
clcly will meet tomorrow afternoon. in
the church lIctIIrc room,
Saugatnck Whiat club will hold its
next meeting at the l't‘i-tiiii‘llfit‘ of Mrs.
M. ii. Sherwood. on the night, of Feb.
I II
Mrs. William Hill is at the home of
her mother in Lyons Plains, The lat-
ter is seriously ill and Mrs. Hill is at-
tending her.
Foundcr's Day is being celebrated at
the High school this afternoon. Rev.
ltoydl W. Raymond. of Stratford. dc.
livercd the chief address.
On Feb. ll. Mrs. William II. TaIlor
will give a progressive whist party at
her home the proceeds from which
will go to the Reading Room fund. ’
Mrs William Bulkloy. who has been
critically ill with typhoid. having not
fered a relapse in again convalescing
with every assurance of her recovery.
S Silverherg who for several years
conducted a clothing establishment on
North Main street has given up the
ghost. in a bnslncaa way. anIl moved
to New Canaan
The Y. P. 8. C. it‘. of Greens lI‘IIime~
church plans to give a social early this
month of which the following commit-
tee will have charge. Mrs J N
cobson and the Misses Florence Foster.
Mary Adams. Mary Burr and Darwin
Bourger
Following are. newly elected oili
cers of the Methodist church Epworth
league: Airs LcIi Holmes. president:
Mrs. P. M. Ra . libs Carrie
Bullion. Mrs. S. B. llow. Mrs. 3. J.
Banks \ice presided H H. Head.
'secretary; Mrs. George St John tyoas-
urer ' *
Nlmving IN the slowly elected of-
liners o! the Lite ,aSsociation: W.
L. Taylor. president: ii. 0. Hyatt and
J. 8331mm. vice-preaidetits: W E
Naahtadcretary: J. 8. a; trans-
urer: Klu- Carrie 8.»? librar-
ian. There II a list of 85 eomnrlaing
the executh committee and more than
but of that number are suiilcleatly
wellsumdled with f 5.,b donate a
liberal sum to a new Accord-
ing to the report th is in hand a
lag. While very far from the neces-
sary autumn thasum could easily be
MEAIwawmml“
In I... Ami-Md
.II III“ i‘...‘ ‘i
our imports“
Clearance Sol
Is a decided success and never before at this time of you
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT as.
been reduced in price ranging from 82 to $7. . .
III” w.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $10, $12 and
“3.50, now at One price.
$7.98.
MEN'S sot-rs AND OVEl't- ’3
COATS.
formerly priced .18 and “It,
now at one price.
its-Git
MEN’S SUITS AND ovsa- MEN s surrs on?” ovnhb- {
COATS, ‘ -
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
now at one price.
$12.20.
formerly pricid 8M and ‘Oa5.
now at one price.
318.3%
Men’ I Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boyl' Roofers. Boy’ a Sweat
era, Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLECK & PRICE
. Clothiers and Furnishera. .' ' ._ .
90 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
$1.10 bu.
GOOD swear nnrran i A GOOD COFFEE ' '
l
2.39 lb. I 159 lb.
EGGS TEA .
raasa noes vaar ans'r ' "
’ loo doz. 450 lb.
wna'raax noes your mum'_ .- 3 I I
Market Report
Good Demand.
Good Potatoes in good demand. We;
have them. Lots of poor ones on this
market. Present price here. 28: pk.:
Oranges. some fine sweet otto'a VM ,
Mrs. Horace Naah‘ a Florida Purim“. ' '
at 23c and 28:: par don. as to out.”
very sweet.
. Shoulders. nice and bright. Molt-'1-
Turnipa scarce and high. About thei Cotton—Coma here for the than
only source of [apply in New York city in" ”'5 “WWI”. ”9°".-
Fresh lo‘h '
in not in 32: lb. '-
"°‘” 25° pk" 14° one- m" peck. He didn’t want any body to fool vrltb.
Cabinet: that we Md to 0"" mt' hil buttonbut MI homafaiita hardness
week was hard and good. Sold quick- trying some cheaper. he'd litto
ly at 4c lb. Shall have a larger supply a pound of good butter and its not. It gt
of good stock this week at same price. 28c lh. here. ‘ '
How can we serve youI
Lorenzo Dib (fie;
GET THE HABIT
0! buying your Blltttil',“ChCPM‘. Eggs. Tea and Coffee at the Butler and
Tea Store. ~ .
We sell the Best Goods at low-est p riccs.
BUTTER
l
VERY BEST CREAMERY
250 lb.
I I.
I.
COFFEE
or a SPECIAL Moons AND JAVA .
320 1b.. ..
82o doz. 1 Jon lb.
we owe ensaanrs were our: sasr'raa AND cock“. 7 " " ~
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER;
[7 NORTH MUN STREET.
OiSen’ 5 Shoe Store
. WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES. ~
Men s Vici Kid Shoes samples and odd lot of £2. 50 and 83008hocl. 0k
$I.98. '-
Men's Patent. Colt Bluchers. the new hoe. ‘
Men's Patent Home Hide Lace, 83.60 Shoes. at . I /
Ladies Vlcl Kid Welt Heavy Sole Shoes. .. ' ~
Ladlea' Patent Colt Lice Shoes $2. 60 and 83. 00. at . I;
$' 980 - 1i? v"f‘.- M“
Ladies Fine am Lace Shoes, good low heels. some Cuban styles), at
I $l48
Clearing Sale-Prices w“Cut in Hill.
ow.w
Entire stock of Fall and winter goods must he sold War In catap-
or cost. to make room tor the coming spring season. the aim“ all"
of this season‘s goods and consists of ladies’ Cleats. Quits
dren s Jackets. Infants ton: and short Coats. and a tall and complete has
Millinery. It will also be to your advantage to come and sea tho intuit!“
we are olering ip the Fur line. of this season's goods . ' ‘
The Fair Cloak and _ Fur Store"
I WAIKMO‘I’ON ITRIET.
. .s. 3.1mm. n
Malaudmfiirmu
bombing In In mtmr may
year-mm
' as Wldlinm' aunt.
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Norwalk Chronicler