Company D will drill-pt the at mory
' this even this
( Have you 1.5.1.1.. It 1900 every time
. a date has been writton'.’ ,
, Remarkable ott’Ors in dinnerware tit
Read a during the January sale
Royal Raymond, OI" Henr ystreei, has
. i‘nll yesterday
The govdrning committee;
. . .Norwnlk Yacht Club will hold it ninet-
1‘ his next Saturday -
, Snappy bn‘rgnli‘ls ttre'oifor‘od in tho
hosiery and unlit-1 mar section at iii :5—
‘ lops. Read the. ad. :
Minn Emily Nash, of South Norwnllt,
has buen the gueu't of Miss Louise
Nash. in Wentport. ‘
Make the boy happy by titling him
with one of the natty suits at (ion.
lieb 51 Prices are right.
M155 r‘lederlLk l0. Raymond. who
has new seriously ill at her home In
Spring sheet Is pble to be about again
\‘I. st; Mary Mumford. of South Main
sLlL,5tt has rLtutned f-tom t1 Lou days
visit with Mrs iioorgo ancock Ntw
, Huron
. 1111.5 Pine Lodge. Whist. Club will
,meet With Mrs Charles Dennis, High
' street, Norwulk, "l‘uendny 5nt‘tornoon.
January 10th.
. The liosiptnl Whlnl Club will bu On
n'tertained by Miss Mnrv‘ A Cunning-
~jhan1.nt our home. 4 Washington
Street, on l‘riday, January 6.
Miss Mamie Costello. ol‘ NorLrnll-i
has resigned her position with Swurtz
At L‘otbot’tn Cinnr factory, and taken
another uith tho Boone-Poppnrd Cont
Dam
Sergeant Major Eugene Glenna,
Chiut‘. trumpeter on the stall of (ion
oral Rtltihtnl b‘ruxl. commanding tho
- Brigade. ionnoatIL-ut Natiounl Guard.
is spending it truth In South Norwnlk.
Thenununl Jununry «look and null
hole of 'l‘ristrum & Hyatt. begun Tums-
day. This unit: will be an opportunity
that. anyone in nerd of 11 good winter
garment cannot afford to miss. Road
3 the all. ‘
I” . Harry .I.‘ l’nxmn. of. tun utu'tod
States Navy, who [.54 utnllunud nl Nor-
folk. Vu., and bus been spending- In.
ten duys‘d’urlougb with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Paxton, ut‘ Prospect
nvenue, Norwnllt. lull for Norfolk to—
day, on the Uni Stonington lInOi', PrIn
cuss Anne. Mr. l’nxtun"’rdports 11
vt-ry pleasant. time, 1.5xot5pt. IllllI It In it
little coalur bore. than It Is in \Iiglnia.
Mr. Paxton is utntiOnod on the Uultud
Status simmer Franklin ’
Whiniltr A5: :1 Sign Pnluiol'. (lover.
nor Mnlphy of New Jmuny told runs-m.
ly in rim Annapolis Nuvul Acutimuy an
interetttlng story about tho pnlnl‘m
Willsllul. “Wnllo Whinilur wan ul
Want lolnt," ho snId "be tut-51nd an
honest penny now and lhtu by pum-
ing portraits and evnn by painting
signs. ‘
"One tiny a flirtatious millrr united
the young man to nmko n picturt- of
his will that he might. hung. by way
or 11 sign, owrtho door.
“Point the tnIIl."Iu:1Id tun duller.
'just no it. l5., and point mL- at tho win
dow Inviting out. But I must b. IIIII'
‘In' tho piétnro 11nd at), when any out
looks at mt5, i must pop in my ht5 .1d.‘
"Hero tho millur lungbod heartily.
” ‘(‘nn you puint n pioturu pith titat?‘
“"i‘o b0 nuru.‘ Whistler nnnwpred
quint..ly “ .
"And hp pnlnlod Ibo tnllI. lonvlnl:
' out Ibo ullllut tiliountltt51,nud than ht
Bubmlltnd tho picture for approvnl,
"'l‘lw Inillur looked at It unridully
nodded and lell‘d.
' ""i‘hln In good; ho dald, ‘bui how
about mi)? Whore is the miller?‘
"lie was at that window,‘ Whistle:
IIIISWOIIIII. 'bul whun you lboltod at
‘ him he popped in NH l1uud.‘"-~€lhiLn~
, 550 accord-Herald. 5 5
ORDER O‘F’NOTIDE.‘
,. Dlutrict OI Norwn’lh
5 Court, January 3 A. D..l ,
Whorons. uppiIOntlon ho
to this Court proylng foil til nun
fob thin (Inuit of u cerium I'writt.
no. I
90
“rhodium ot adaption of Bumpy-1
III. III Nor-walk. In mild District n
will 1‘- which amplitude it an ill a »
Ell rod 'i‘nn‘t 1mm 1591111555
, and determined at p: 7.
3' orwt’uk. I‘m the]
lllllb at Ill ’
. I . .
this order In a mm” b
tint lion In id
b'dentu which began on the evening of
. lootida. on a hot stove in the shop 0!
7 a. spininetl anklp, Oil the insult oi" a
of the'
[Vail denies tilt5 nIloznlIoun In the war-
'by Ttennltror l'tobt-rta nullinsl the ox-
. CIMII Mr. 'l‘lnndwuy was bold and Mllos
‘ tdr‘iVall Room-ted to Hivo'Ansnul.
ed'Man Who Wanted Roll-action. I
CLINTON. .lun. 4.-—-A chain of int-b
Monday. Dec. 26. when some one. pros.
humbly boya. put. red pepper and noun
llonry West Vail. In Main street In
this village has led to the urrest of
‘Mr anl on c argon ol usanult abus-
Ivo language It d breach of the peace.
Mr. Vail In a Veteran newspaper man
known through the state. having been
formally odltor ut t‘he Shara Line
Timon. Nutmeg Gratings, it New Haven
publication. and other papers. The
complaint in the case against him In
Harrison 8. Phelps 9.5 local grocer who
in a grandsnn of the late Judko James.
Phelps, of Essex. and heir to the Iat- ‘
tors large estate. :
For 51 your or more Mr. anI besides
conducting an small printing ofllre and
Issuing a paper culled the Clinton Item
for local circulation only, has kept for
sale 55 stock of fruit, couloolicnnn y and
cigars. it In said that last Monday:
evening some of the young men who.
frequent the piano. put. rod popper 11nd
asunfootitlu on the mode In this in
one of tilt: Clinton item v’estordny.
there unprinted a column bonded ,“Ex~
'Illl Rod Popper Million” in which Mr
Vdil look orcunlon lo exprens his w i..l1
tor a happy New Your to 015.51 yliod)
even to those phone not be said had
nearly resulted in the sullocntlun of
an old man. Ilo inutio especial left-r ‘
once in this connection to the sup
pound lnstignlor or the. red puppor cpl
80119.8!Lll It Is fluid to hurt: boon this
tdl'utenoe which ltd to his throat. M1
l’holps culled at Mt Vail’s blood of
buulness and in said to have dmnnnded
nu unmountim. According to tho wnr-
1.1m, on “1.1.55. Mr. Vail was later an
105t55tl,tho newspaper editor sulzr-d
hi5; \iditm by the Lhmnt,strut5l1lilm on
the abuttldur with a hntchut, and nine
led him i'rotn the more The boat
Ing‘ on the warrant was not for this
afternoon. It in undtrstoOd that Mr
rnnt. lie in m... 09 yum-55 old
DEMAND FOR SMALL BILLS
, GREATER THAN SUPPLY
m
Famine In tho Treasury of o... and
lwo Dollar Certificates.
'l‘bo Treasury. Dupnrttnunt is having
11 Lliflltllll ”file In fillinr, o.dt,5ru from
uuliunnl bank for one and two dollui
bill:- 111:, Loltuup of fltlt‘. I‘Illldlicy or
tlnmw dL-ut‘nuinntlons bur. been dwind-
ling at n vrry rnpld rain tinting tin.
lu5‘d font 01 liLo months and in now no
small that it in necessary to limit tho
number t‘bnl may bu dolod out to the.
bunks.
Tho shottngn of money is changed
linuntlon ot‘ tho silver bullion. An In
nutmrully known Lillvor certificdttns ol‘ t.
ninnll di‘lliillliilulwlonfl nro loaned inguinal
cobmd nl‘v‘ur dollars, tho latter being 1-;
store-d liwny in‘ tin.» twnnuty vuultn us
gunhmtrt- for tho punt-1 money . When
cough-HS Slapped Ilii5 pIII‘L‘IIunL- oi Nil:
5015 bullion for this purpose, there t'lé-
inninrd In the p'onnosnlon of Ilnr gnu .‘
ornnmnt. n ttuluundouu nmnnnv ol Ihu‘
unculnutl metal. . This bus burn urn...-
ulaly used from month to mouth ulnar.
but. practically the last. ml. of It was
coined In February or thin your \vbun
the llllllIH turned out 00,000 utnuc‘inrd
silvnr dollars. This was tho lant‘tlmo
tiny uddltion wnn lutulo Io tho volulnu
of circulating mtrrmtuy In tho inonl
popultir form ul‘ monuy-vilm 0111.5 and
5.515 dollar bills.
Nu..- m. ”.0... Ohm—..-
LEWIS I8 PRESIDDNT.
New Head for Bristol and Plaltwllla
Tramway Company.
nnua'ron. Jun 4.+—-’l‘he dlroclorn of
tho Brlntol 11nd l’lnluvillu ’l‘mmwny
Company mot yontnrduv afternoon and
accepted the ronIgnutlou of Chnrlo‘u S.
'l‘roudwuy bu prouldont ol the «import»
tIOu. (til oillct‘ Ito bun tilled practically , 1.
since time rond commended businosn.
The election at a president to unc-
Mwis Peck 'wus Ohouon. ‘ Mr. Peck
la n bnniuono than oi much ability.
who baa boon lroaiiurur ot the Bristol
{-Iuviu‘gn batik ‘IIlnnn i872. Tho bunk
min Incorporated In It'll. and for tho
ilrut year Mr Fuck was nsklutnnt ”(IMP
urer. .
t
Illnhop I’ F Slpvtmn. at South Curt»
Iln‘n, Won urging on n. ynuuu mun tho
other, any the. importance of null-uppin-
undo... days the. New York Tribune.
“1‘ till nit Ion little of youruoll" be
‘ Ito 1555 hurtntul an to think
liltldant'y and humanity an
lin their way. but there In
gur of ovdrtiolng them and or
‘11 Drink Hoop Imprunnlon." , . ,
BIEIIOIIBILWODA taughrl quietly.
, know u mlnltd tn' ‘
t: In jn urn bin «unprodu-
_ mild lip annu‘uo Ilnd pro»
.pluiglt ‘ grin “‘3'“ v
' THlNK‘ HE QHDULDL BE.
‘ RING DPPORTUNIT‘Y BY THE TAIL AND HOLDING DN
, OUR RIO BALE.
MAY NINETEEN FIVI! BE GOOD TD YOU— GDDD A8 YOIJ
‘. BEGIN BY BEING GOOD TO YOURSELF. GET AHEAD BY‘GRABA‘
OPPORTUNITY. WITH A CAPITAL O WILL ARRIVE WITH
WATCH FOR IT. AND BE ON THE SFOT WHEN
THE. poona OPEN. ‘
{1155.1919ng 015 I‘ll]
WE PURPOSE TO MAKE EVERY” BUSINESS DAYIN I905 BRING
U81 MORE BUSINESS THAN IN 1904.
WE OHALL PUT GREATER VALUES THAN EVER INTO OUR“
WEARS‘ FOR MEN AND BOYS. WHILE MAINTAINING OUR MODEST
[PRICES TO DO THIS WE'VE GOT TO DO MORE BUSINESS THAN
EVER.
CUSTOMER OUR HIGHEST AIM
we aHALL CONTINUE TO GUARANTEE 8ATI8FACTION on
a.
we SHALL CONTINUE TO MAKE THE SATISFACTION OF THE
l!
MONEY BACK.
ROGERS & STEVENS
sourn NORWALK,
Successors to Corpsman Bros.
TEL. CALL. 32.2.
45
II
No wnsto-tbnt3 the additional advantage we add
to best quality. We double screen all our grain so
that all dirt. and waste In eliminated and your animal gets
pure. clean groin.
Merit countu‘ln grain an in anything else and first
quality In grain In Impossible unions the grain is freed
trom dirt and wnste. no to euro I: let not. possible to not
better quality or pt Ices elnowl1ero~it In absolutely Int
possible to Set tho sntnu'eeuonomy anywhere nine.
, Buy Oats 'l‘hutu Clean
Agent for Crockor'a Flour-Tha
host. Motto by Wnshburnflrosby Co.
' MANUEL T. HATCH.
EXCHANGE“ PIIIIIIIS
mmm
s.
Our holiday trade lino brought In several Instinmunu: or wall-
Itnown Junkers which we shall soil at hali’ their Lnluo. All unrly call
Insures the best selectlon.
ONE MARSHALL AND WENDEL PIANO .............. .. $1215.00.
ONE HAINES anorusns . .. ..... $35.00.‘
ONE PIANOLA, EBONY (5.5515,... ..... $150.00.
ONE PIANOLA, MAHOGANY CASE,~............... . .. $225.00.
EASY TERMS, ARRANGED IF DESIRED.
Manufacturers and Retailers. .
6‘6 Washington Strut. Talophom 88-2.
....... .4...
BOX Letter Files
20 act-
$2 '75 Don-
BOOK AND STATION!
49’ Wall St. Norwalk.
tilt-LINN! ‘5
I
‘r
‘ This oxidant téouiliinou in rlub.
Iy. concentrated {arm the blot. ,
utninlug prOpertipn 0t mult-
V dd hopn n‘nd in unsurpnaned on:
,u .5 5 ‘
Tonic
rervanis. 5 uhor
- mint repel their little conddOnmn.
n‘l gut Ilnpuliont at tbolt input VI."
. ununuwerabio questions.‘
.. «muse-fist: aO‘rrLE. ,
:_ 2 Iran 2515. we DOZEN.
“The allllord Pharmacy
I
CORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
. ELIZADETH 6T8. ~
80. NORWALK, CONN.
5 ‘TEL. OALL152. ‘
I
ran wono mvm'rons.
Several Operationo introduced by
modern science hum unmbaslzed the;
necessity for popular vorbu. The X5
rays, tho Finnen troutmont tor lupus.
tho operation with radium {o‘r cnncu‘r.
and others. What urt- tho verbs for
5.5115559? -
A ninn In guillollnud or hanged; hIH
leg b; nmpututtnl;l1lu skull is impun-
nud What In It wimp up In x rayed,
‘l5‘InnL5n115d or ltndtumud'.’
A votb for the witolons telegram In
still wanted. MdroonIgrum In all r. gilt
no a noun but It does not sound good
to say: “I Murconlgrmumed n mun,“
as wo say: ”I tolumuphod or wired n
mun “
What In the synonym for irlophottt5
when one spunky 0535151 the instrument
to whiuh 1‘1 phonograph is attached?
And we burn finally ngrnrd that.
motor” In tho Lori) to travel by nulo
mobile?
5.5-»...
“This my roll It too big." ext-l .II 1nd
tho inunugt‘n of tho "ilumlm " 515m-
pom. Cunt we In t ntong with 1159.8
pooplo?”
"\ on might giro up thp glunu ‘
,gu. ml on» of tho glflVt‘fillKgC‘la‘
And tlw mnnngur wrongly thinking
tho uuugoallan tvl151rt d to llllilfl 51! dis
olinrgnd 11555 humorist i115, lnnilv
lilovr-lnnd Plain lib-alter. ‘
snu-
;>. rm r‘wa
; mun’ 51 Life.
The Prescription Store. . I»
TWELVE {5‘00 ,8
n't worry the children. . . ‘
Don't Worry about them. Guardian
gels nIIII axial. e .
tloth century.
Don’t lose your thinner with
5 ‘uhlldren. ‘.‘
Don‘t ulvo why when you have do
titled on any plan for them.
Don't lento them mo InuLn with tho
Dani; Indulge 11...... toplishly,
Don’t forgot to unoouruge thorn and
praise thblr little world to plough you.
Don't show favorlllnm. says W0-
DOn't dlungmp about them. Their
{other and mother should always be
in unison In their training.
Don't forget that they urn Gods
children, let to you for a demon.
THE ObbfisT QOLLEGE.
The University of Harvard was
founded by John Harvard In 1038.
was the first in the present limits or
the United States. The second win:
"William and Mary's," at. William»-
burg, Va, established In 1093. The
third was Yale, at New Haven. In
1700, and tho Iourth was the Collogo
of New Jersey at. Princeton.
L....._.O........_..
Either t5. woman carries her runner!
In her stocking or on her“ back.
.M-..+-$. ,_ .. .
A Happy New Year. " '5“
An Optithlstic Outlook
5t
I I'MW“: _
5th.“ :5.
bar or quéationa to the nebula
"What." he said finally; . to
names of Denmark'é gradient. is
“"I‘bo well mud boys nnst
“Thou the schoolmaster bunt 1.55..
buy and whispered somathlux. 5
upon the bid arose and raised his band
“' all. unld tho king, l'd‘o you know
anotli r?’
“You: Frederivk Vi..' tho boy Ln-
strand.
"'1‘ be king sinllod. 'What great deed
did he purlorm'!’ be said.
"The boy was silent. He thought
paid. Finally he stunnnerod‘
" 'I don I ItnOw. -
‘ “Well my child boconilorted said ,
the king. 'I don’t knOW,5olI1tor."~»- .51
tl’rovidence Journal. “5. ‘
ills Ruling Trait-«"1 wont. aprons“
the bin pond with Rattles. " tells the
judge “lie in not. a good sailor, and
LLllnt do you think he. did when tho
boat was Lansing and pitching?" 5 .
"Give it up " _ v
“Tried to brlbo the court. filtered . .5 8
me 1,000 to suspend the motion -—‘-De~
troll Prep ProsoT 5
According to the best business prophets, we, the people of this grgat ‘
and glorIOuu country have every reason for congratulatlm and are about to '
enter on a year of great prOsperity. Thelr will be work and wages for. all.
In line with this gOOd work this store
the distribution of 906d merchandise, and to add something to the general
happinesa.
A FEW REMINDERS—Pul‘ina Pancake flour to close out 7: pkg. Malta
hopes to be of excellent service. In '
VIta 10c pkg. 3 can: Squash for plea. 25c. 3 can. Tornadoes 251:. Fine Or- ,
anger 25c and 30a doz. Prunells 18c lb. Those dried cherries make lino pie. ‘ q
20c lb. .New lot. 3 lbs. prunes 25:. A fine line of new brooms from 25¢ to ‘5
40¢ each. .Nlco 90min. Fine lemons. 20¢ doz. .
Waiting your valuable artist's.
Hope to be of use.
vice}
, Pric“
I AT IT AGAIW
Y0urs.for-good5ner-, ,
....:
I‘I
LORENZO DIBBLE.
SATURDAY, DEC. 31, OPENS OUR GREAT
j Oddmen
Now
LOT NO. t.-~Suits and OVercoaLs that wcro $7.50.
$2,550 1...... on In [In Customers
‘ “S‘D‘fitld $10
$6. 98
a
LOT N0. 2.-»Suits and OVENOOIS that were $12, $13.50 and $15
.5 NOW $9 99 ‘
‘1 .‘
LOT N0. 3.~'-l-Sultu and Overcoate that were $8, $20 and $512,.
NOW $13.89 ‘
Children s Suits and Overcoat: that were $2.00 and 53.5.5.5
NOW $1.87 ‘
Children s Suits and Overcoats that Were $3.00 and $3. 50
Now$259 r. ‘.
Children :5 Bulb! dud Overcoat: that wet-o $4.59 and $5.99
Thai. IS inst what these prices menu; . _‘,5y:
; BIG SACRIFICE SALE OF ‘ ". . ‘,
"LOGO. Suits and Overcoa;
, The best ever offered at a special sale in South Norwalk.
, 5 For the sake of rapidity in serving you satisfactorily, we have
1’ parceled these Suits mto three lots-No. 1, No. a and No.3 3.
Norwalk Chronicler