1101111 blade
Choodiitos ind
Ribbon (311111111
‘513II'uW0ll 3!.
11111111111113.1113.
W
Deacon William Miller had a bad fall
this morning. 1 1
V New weaves, design'sand coloringa
in silk at. Bond's. Doom.
The How'land Dry Goods Co's ad. is
as usual full of bargain news Read-
it.
Mrs William F. Deklyu. of Mott ave-
nue, who has been ser‘ously ill, is im-
proved.
A meeting of the Hatters' Sick Bene-
fit Society was held last evening. Rou~
tine business was transacted.
—-llerald the pears to your neighbors
of the wonderful bargains at the Mill
Remnant Sale. M. S. Smith E Co.
Buy horse bedding at T. 1. Raymond' 11
A11 ode to the horse appears in the ad.
today. Read it.
Rev. J. 13 Lawrence will address the
Lamont Club tomon ow on“ihe Saiava-
tion of Jerusalem" .
' Stillson and Powell have Just receiv
ell a fine line of excellent quality. Try
width 1111.- of excellent quality. 'l‘ly
tllcln.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson will reu-
dcr a solo tomorrow liight at the ser-
vlce in tile First Methodist Episcopal
Chuleh.
, Mrs. llannah Frances White died
this tuorning at her home in Belden
avenue. Arrangemets for the fueral
have ol yet been made.
l-wMerwln‘s hams 12550. Schaub‘s.
A meeting of the Italian Social Club
will be held tomorrow for the purpoee
of making arrangements for the annual
ball which will beih‘eld Monday night.
This is the season when the ladies
are especially interested in embrbder-
ics attd they will find many attractive
patterns and popular prices at Dick-
erman's.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins, of 35
North Main street. are rejoicing over
the arrival. of a baby boy. born this
morning. Mrs. Collins was formerly
a teacher of tilt kindergarten class in
the Knudson building. The 1young
couples many menus at e extending
congratulationsf
——3 lbs. Chop 8991,- 25c at Schaubs
'l‘ licie wn‘sa annotation this morn-
ing thatf‘r‘. B. Chisinau the North
Main street newldeiiler. was intending
to purchase the Bodwell store in Wash
ington street. Thirty“ tlenied by
\\'1ifrcd Bodwelii-«wfle stated that
while ,the‘ buslnflh‘tl's for sale. Mr.
Coleman has not!’ lgnified any inten-
‘ tion of pluchaslng 11,...
Security Council National Provident'
l'nlol1.held a regular meeting last
night. at the lodge rooms in the Ga-
zette building. Routine business was
transacted. and the treasurer reported
that he had paid We; to Mrs. '.T Frank
Giegory. the sum of 82 .000. this being
'the amount of the late Mr. Gregory's
insurance in the order. ‘
At the First Congregational Church
in Norwalk. tomorrow evening. The
Sistine Madonna. Raphael's famous
work will be the subject of the fourth
111 the series of addresses on “Famous
Paintings." Copies of the painting will
be given to each member of the congre-
gation. The special Christmas selec-
. tlons froth Horatio Parker's cantata.
,"The Holy Child," will be repeated.
and thus masterpieces. one in music
and one in painting will be presented.
—A new line 0188.00, 83.50 and 84.00
hats now selling for 82.00, 82.25, 82.50.
Stabell. Mshackemo block.
STRIKE DELAYED GOODS.
Only One Freight Train for Danbiil‘y
. In Thus Days.
South Norwslk has been affected by
the strike of freight handlers in New
York to such an extent that the first
freight to arrive here for two or three
days from the metropons. came yester-
day. Merchants and manufacturers up
the Danhury railroad are splering
from delayed shipments of goods and
earlier in the week large quantities
of the goods were sent to this city by
the steamboat line and shipped to Dan-
bury from here. This was found to
be much quicker than to await the do
1:1Iskof shipping by rail. caused by the
s r e
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY.
The monthly rally of the Norwalk
Epworth league Union of Methodist
Cbutchsi will be held in the Mothodiit
W.
a large attendance from The Norwalks
and an g who. The
address
names.“
Orient."
An extra car will
7:30 o'clock."
Aryans of“.
3. 1.
lgvo‘hlorsgall: at
l
1W ,
Thuowfllbsanchlmfllu
l 1
0
"'They re off. "——Prices on good Trousers are w’ay o! from regular.
you want to get into some of these good bargains
lilarly buyers get the best oi course.
LOT N0. in
. abouts.
OUT 0000 WOOL AND GOOD COTTON MIXED1
NO SHODDY. AND 134‘ WEAR iSTHERE. I
31.48.
tor 1110. '2--
. A FINE LOT OF FINE BUSINESS TROUSERS. ‘IN
STRIPES AND MIXTURES, CUT TO FIT AND HANG RIGHT.
$1.980
LOT MD J»
WELL TAILORED AND PERFECT FITTING.
.8218.
L0 1' N0. 4--
STRIPE WORSTEDS. WERE 86.00; NOW
SJ. ‘6.
SOUTH NORWLLK.
ur Twice aYear
Trouser Sale
Starts Friday, February am.
It's our regular twicea-yt-ar sale and
Only four lots—four prices-chat. the widest variety of fresh patterns to choose from yotl'li find here
THE BEST WORK TROUSERS MADE TO SELL REGULARLY ATS2-00 111103250. NOT ALL WOOL.
FANCY CASSIMERES AND WORITEOO1
SEEN ASKING S100; NOW
HANDIOME DRESS TROUSERS MADE OF FINE STRIPED WORSTEDS AND FANCY CASSIMERES.
WORTH FROM S350 TO 84.00: SALE PRICE IS
OUR FINEST HAND-TAILORED DRESS TROUSERS OF SELECT PATTERNS IN HIGHEST GRADE
1‘ very man has a share In these bargains—we can fit any slse or shape of man or voting mun.
Suits and Overcoats at Red Tag prices add to the attractions of the store these days_
Rogers 8 Stevens,
Successors to Comstock Brothers,
‘ TEL. CALL 32-2
‘1» 1
a
....
1
. l
SEVERAL INDICTMENTS RECORD-
ED.
Leavitt .Allogsd to Have Secured "00,- l
000 by Fraud. ' ‘
BOSTON r‘eb ti.—-'-Eltner11.l.19..avitt
formclly of the shoe mauufaeiurlugi\
firm of lstmkin lb Foster was indicted ‘
by the Suffolk County Grand Jurt.
which reported for the alleged larceny
of 8100.000 from the National Ex-
change Bank and the National Union
Bank of this city. it is alleged that
be procured this amount from the
banks by making false representation
with reference to the assets of his .
:11'm.
An indictment for larceny was found
against Fretlei‘ICk'H. Hates, the theo-
logical student. who was charged with
stealing books from the public libra‘
ties of Boston and other cities.
The jury returned an indictment
barging murder against Ray C. John- I '
son. of Burlington V',l. who is alleged
to have shot and killed Mrs. Sadie Petv’
era at a lodging house in the South
trary
DUY OATS I'HA'I" S CLEAN.
f
My constant effort in past years has been to make our
customers feel that they were considering their boat inter-
1'sls'lll entrusting their grain orders to my care.
crease in orders tends to prove that this is the castI with
most; and that they apprcciutc ilte true meaning of the
foundation stone oi'our business! “satisfaction at any 111111."
1 hope your perdtlJlil cxperlellcc has not proton the '11111
1 want you to 1ch that this is a dependable plat e -
you get what you llilnk 11111 gei~ihc bcsi of 9101311111...
inmost. 'r. HATCH.
land. and William E. Mannix. indicted‘
on the charge of forging the name ofi
George B. Cortclyou. Secretary of the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
and of attempting to obtain money
lrom Oovernor‘Bates. of Massachu-
. 1etts. on false pret'ences.
WEST NORWALK SUNDAY
SCHOOL.
The attendance for January of the
West Norwalk Union Chapel Sunday
School. has been most encouraging to
both superintendent and teachers. Not
including January .-3rd.. which was a
very stormy day. the average attend-
once was fortielive wand onehalf.
_._..._.---.. ”w“...— ..._..,_.-.-. _-..
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
1 will send free with full lastructlons
ome of this simple preparation for the
sure of Leucorrhoea, Ulceratlon, Dis-
placements. Falling of the Womb.
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
irowths. Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
.lreeplng Feeling up the Spine, Pain
.1 the Back, and all Female Troubles.
0 all sending address. To mothers of
altering daughters 1 Will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. if y1u
.lecide to continue it will only cost
about 12 cents a week to guarantor a
sure. i do not wish to sell you my-
thing. Tell other sufferers of it. but
1s all 1 ask. «Address Mrs. M. 1111111
-ners. Box 376. Notre Dame. 1nd.
. FREE DELIVERY.
Too many people never come to classes.
Down on The Farm. Village by the I about 9 United 3"“. Building.
Sea. Always in “the Way. Burning of ‘ Spec 1 1. 1
Rome, Under the Anhetiber Bush, Only ial AP" ntlnants “ on V." 01100 of
a Bunch of Violets. the latest New
York hit; Onawa. the latest two-step.
lust out.
._...._-__........ t" _. ....¢. __.._.. --._ ..
COLEMAN?
10 North 11.111 'otmt.’ south NOMIIIL
Agent for A. O. Spauldlnp's Iauball
and Sporting Condo. ~
near and can be had at such small cost?
hrlpct dttiag guaranteed.
SENATOR HANNA VIRY WEAK.
Thin Morning.
WASHINGTON. Fob I.—-§enator Ran
bio-Mtbntthofovorgainodsitttlo'
groundaadwuhi thiamomtag.
'I‘hmwflfll'ooon
I“.
At 10 o'clooht
l
l
Mackerel.
W_. -. ....__-_.a_.
Isit‘worth While
to solar from Bye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
. LADlu' AOCOUMO. 11a is in aa mainstay condition degrees
We have a gloat orangutans: 351110;. tho-WW 3:" incimm .m.
m m I
hora}: :- ' an “I". withouildoneo. 11111.11”...li
Willié'm P. Bears,
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
6 SO .MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK.
r
SHAD,
OPEN LONG CLAMS,
Carp, Picket-cl.
White. Smelt, Herring. Cod. Haddock.
Pollock. Ocean Blues, Salmon, Bonita.
Butter and Flat Fish.
Next to Forris' Coal Yard.
“A r lEND m NEED is A FRIEND moses."
They wait for‘ the glasses to
Bless ed are they who die mung. Blessed
mm,“ SI]. for. some to 1111.11. These are thelpeopie w ho talk about bad eyes in old age.
' Death and glasses'come to a
Saturday .‘nd Monday ' are they who use glasses when needed When in doubt about the needfui
Find." my“, time. or ignorant of the proper kind c 01119 our way
HOMER B. HOYT. Refueling Optician.
patron.
Ollie. hours, B 1_:f 48.12:“. 0:00.8aturday evenings 7—0.
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without content!
if glasses are andod' furnish them at tits lowest possible price.-
0. B. J]! KSON.
of 1 38 degrees from
-..—': which at eight o’clock last night: it Sou
In an ammo anions Condition war told there was nothing “must In
those fluctuations, as the
much cuss marshy falls
in the morning
rotor
.. ..._ w _.——.g!-..-..-s.a
TELEPHONE I“.
CUTBILL’S
Bridgo Fish Market.
~~>- . .. LL...—
Th‘c iu~
i
D
.6. ‘
151: L3.
30c or.
Pike, slue. Weak
South Nor-walk, Conn.
I
‘Wih
_ 1 calm aims
" MI
for
Friday and “larder. '
ONE POUND ”X
of.
rm... ‘ l
MIXED CHOCOLATE";
25¢, .
i 1111‘ iilllillilll’llilliliil
The Prescription Store.
All can piss the door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone CIII. 10¢.
.'_
A
disease. The Senators stomach is in
better condition today and he is takinl
nourishment much more satisfactm- 1.1'
than heretofore
Many inquiries are being received re
gardlng the Senator' a..oondition. and
many callers are sending cards of
sympathy Senator Beverldge was sat
ong the early callers this morning.
Dr. Rixey has arranged to make four
visits a day the hours beside the ear-
ly morning visit being noon, font
o‘clock and tight o'clock In the even-
ing. This will enable the keeping of
a regular chart of the patient' a temper-
ature showing the condition at identi-
cal hours during the day while the fcv
cr is running its course. .
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
NEW Y.0llK l-‘th. 6.'——'l be buying of
cotton yesterday, supposed to be for a
bull pool 111 oldcr to regain control of
the marittt. came to naught again 10v
day when a sensational break in Liv-
erpool. vel1 threatening ntws from the
Far East heavy estimated receipts and
a bearish visible cupply statement ren-
dered the local bears more confident
than ovum l‘he New Ymk ma1ket open-
ed Weak at a lot-111 of 40 to .55 points.
which had been increased to 52 to 70
points on the attivc months I11 fore the
call was c.0mpletrd with \larch selling
as 111w as 13 811 bitty at 14. 0:1 and July
at 14.08. Following this them was
considerable coloring and p1 ltes ral-
lied a few points from i111 bottom but
every trifling bulge brought ollt fresh
methane and the mulkrl 1111011 rely
strong and irregular. The Now Or-
lcana market opened at 11 decline of 30
to 39 points. and there was little sign
of Ncw ()t'lcans buying in the local
market Trading slit-1 the 111" was
only moderatth a1.'.ti1e
l.l\’.ERP()Ol. Fob. ti—-—Thc colt01
market opened steady. with prices r
regular. There was a large business,
but 1101 much excitement liniil the last
hour. when prices gave way. If! some
cases 2:1 points from the highest. Liner
they rallied a little. but again weaken-
ed. closing -l to 12 points lower than
_vcslcrday‘s closing. exccpt October
and November. which was one point
higher.
WALL STREET. lu:iil a. nt—Thc
stock market opened active and easy
today, but the declines were slight lll
response to the depression in foreign
markets over the war outlook. South-
ern Pacific fell 0.. Pennsylvania and
Southern Railway pfd. 711 and ice pftl.
11 point. '
WALL STREET. closev-The market
came to a standstill bcforc the Bank
Statement appeared, and rallied sharp-
The decrease in Mehcs of over 82.
000000 disappointed the expectation of
1111 increase of about that mlllh. but
the moderate expansion or the loan
item was viewed with satisfaction
Pennsylvania recovered ll point. and
the average level of prices rose over
last night.
and Wabash, 11111.. gained 11 point.
cry. but the closing was firm at prac-
ticallv the best.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire 0: Ma-
ples & Goldschmldt Commission Bro-
kers. Ewart: I: Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
the temperature
rs‘
ortwo'
'I or
is at
ftshowatllat
iy on ”the Issuance of the statement. «
l‘nlted Stdlcs Steel. pfd.. ‘
Prices w'a1ercd slightly on the recov"
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 has
been reduced in price ranging from So to 87.
,.91
man's 9.111111011331111 11111111.:
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS
formerly priced 810. .3111 and
$13.50, now at one price.
formerly pricccd 818 ”if I“;
now at one price.
57-98. . .15.“. . - a ,
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- MEN'S SUITS AND _OVIR-
‘ COATS. COATS.
formerly priced an and Sag:
now at one price,
818- :19
formerly priced $15 and 816.50.
now at one price,
1
$12.29.
Men‘ s Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys' Roofers. Boy's Swat. .- 1
era, Underwear, Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves. ‘
AT atotcumusw LOW salons. .1
s
SELLEGK 8. PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers. l
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
We Can Help You.
Butter. fins Juno butter Mom
Potatoes are gsttln higher. cold
flavor and is better than from «lulu
weather has made it d llicult to move
them freely and the supply is short. smalls. 281: lb.‘
own some good ones free of lrost.’ 30c New Dried Apricotl.‘ Satufdly Upon
peck. Will be hloller. .1al 21bl.26c.
Now Dried Peaches, 2 lb. 8 all. - "
Large Prunes. Ins and new, loltllol;
tart or sweet, 10: lb.
Pumpkin 3 cans Mr 26 ch.
Purina Pancake Flour. from stock.
special cash price 81: packs. 6.
FLOUR. We are in good position
on flour, having bought boll“ the ra-
cent rise. The war talk has put tho
prlcs 1111.8poolaf cash out for Caters
day. lap Best Floor 701: oath.
Lorenzo Dib '
le
OFT THE HABIT
0f buying your Butler Cheese. Eggs Tea and Coffee at the Button an
Tea Store
We sell the Best Goods at lowest 11 rices.
BUTTER
VERY BEST CREAMERY
25c lb. '
GOOD SWEET BUTTER
2.30 lb.
EGGS
Turnlps and Cabbage in fair supply
hare.
Turnlps 251: pack; Cabbage 41: lb.
Eggs, good stock. 38 etc. 110:.
Real Home Eggs. just 3 dozen at 50
etc. dox. First come first served.
Sperry A Barnes Bacon. new supply.
boat in the world. 200 lb.‘ '
“Shoulders Swift Bros” nice also.
31: "1.. cash.
u
1
COFFEE
‘OL'R SPECIAL MOCHA. AND JAVA.
821; lb.- '
A GOOD COFFEE
15o lb;
Til »
‘ Fassn noes van? airs't" 3
4.00 doz. 450 lb, 3 .
wssraau noes vanv 1111111 'l..
.32.: dog. .30.: 111-.)
WE. GIVE PRESENTS WITH OUR BEST TEA AND OOIFIE«.. ‘
Amal. C011,, 116 45% 115%
3mg. 2 1;. 0;) 381': is}! 13:11. 11351.
In. 1. . p . '1' 7% fl 6 5‘
Am. fee, 77‘ 773' 773 71‘ '7 NORTH "‘1” STREET.
Am. lce pt; : 3990' - 29% 29 29 Wm
Mn. Loco. 20% 20% 20% 20% b‘ll- ‘-
Aln. Smell... is “'48 48 48'
.. .. lsen’ s o____e tore
A re s l-‘e. pf. 119a say. so 89% 0
Infilio “EDT”. 8:)“ . 22,2: 803,4 81%
’11 yn .. 4 40 40%
Ches. & Ohio. 31% 83 32% 33
Chi. & N. W.,185 165 165 165 WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
Ch. at. West. 16% 1511 151‘ 1514 TO “VI YOUR 0°00 0"“
Ch. M a 81 P 141% 112 .14th 141% ‘ Men' s Vicl Kid Shoes samples and odd lot of 82 50 and 88.00 Shoot. II
gel. 800th 1;“ 177 17% 3;“
on. as, 18 189a] 189 l 1 1 _. :.
Del. & Hud.. “137. 1111111. 159* 160% - $|'98' _.,
Erie. 1st pf.. 61% 6‘16 64% 114% Men's Patent Colt Bluebers. the new toe. . ,
Slant: Bloci 170 170% 1701 :33“ Men‘s Patent Horse Hide Lace. 83.60 Shoes, at '. ‘ t ’
. entra. 123 128 121,5 ~
boa. .11 11111111., 1111 11111. 101 1011.1 $2 48
Manhattan. 101% 142% 141% “2% l S .3 3
"91,31, Ry.. 117% 117% 117 117* dies Vlcl Kid Welt Heavy So 0 hm. . 1. .. .
gull 0:11.113, :33: 33:2 32:: 3g; \ ies' Patent Colt Lacs Shoes 83.50 and 88.00 at ' ~ . 3 3 , 3
’13: K3: 313.111.. 3331‘ 31311 a 31311 - $I 98 . * .- .1
0. c C.
N. Y. Central, 11716111119117“ “7% Ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes good low heels, some Cuban styles.“ . {r
Norl. & West. 59 . t.“ 58% 59 s. ‘8 ’
Out 1 West. 21% 21% 21% 21% ’
mndfl. R 133% 12:2?ng 118 ‘ .____..__-. WM--_..— _.
as, '-
. . ,. 29 29 2 1 ”
1.21.8 c" .1 .1 as ”.3 .311 Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in flail ,_ ,
:3..ch (121210112. 5:2: :2: 3;: 3% Satire stock of Fall and winter goods must be sold regard!” of. 3. 1
South. Poe. 17%. 51.1 ms 47‘" or coat. to make most for the coming spring season. The anthem '
30“. RY- 0°» “:5 "15:13:“ 2; . of this season's goods and consists of ladies’ Cleats. Salts Jackets. m
rad-“0:19! 32,2“ 35* g.“ 3,. arms Jackets. insist. long 111111 short Coats m 11 11111 .311 “Summary
1."; Pom. 21 m 34 21 Miliinsry. It will also he in your advantage to some and as tho MW“
union Pac. "96’ 7| 7816 71mm offering is the Fur line. of this season' a goods. .
32m." 1:1 '23 1:: r
b 8 0
11mm .1... The Fl Cl It (I F11
U..S “Stool Phil“ “‘6 Blfi‘ 54 a r 08 an _r
“1111111.. "11.1%“ 1’ stwasnlnoros s
‘w-d. Us. fit. all.
RANK
doc. .
ho a...
Inwweouaollna
.‘m
0...,”
M nu..1..s.:o.:io-)cn m.“
4's. -
'1
Norwalk Chronicler