TIDI CALV-
tit III moat January uale .
Rééd’ II aid. tiodIVIy head It
.Writé now to Moi-rill’u Business Col
II: II In making. ,
mooting tomorrow uIsht
. Mrs. W. H. Hunter. ol’ Ghoi'iréwwn.
autertulnt d Miss Katheiiuu Hunter and
I a friend. of Norwalk lust Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Couch.
New Iurk. spent New Your". wilh
Mrs. t‘inorgn W. Couch, oi“ :liuvvlou'
nvenuo
Joseph Biothei'ton. of Main shoot
than [liltili'l‘d a position with Butcher
William i“. Lockwood. of West. Main
art-pot.
~Nntive Frost Fish Cuihlil‘ 3.
011m Branch Lodge} Knightn of PI
libido. will hold its regular moutlug
tonight lit the hull in V‘VWVrirIVlIlugtnti
street.
Mr». P. i) Sinnnuid and tIlIIidIt-n.
who have been Visiting fdr Inertunl
wouks In Now HIII'tVni. roIVanIoti honio
Tuesday
Thu ilnllors Sit-it Bennlit Bounty
will hold a special nitzotlng l‘iiliil).
to diuruuu lutsinm ol itnpot'tnutu, in
the Labor Lyt‘hi’l‘m.
MihsL M Ifonhody of Bridguporl
will uni. glw her losuon in piiyiiical
. I. ulture this ntoitiiig at tho. wwn «any: In.
bly hull hecauuo of “moss.
George S. (‘nvnnaugh in out today on
ah advertising trip to Winninuuk.
Broad Birth and burmundlug country
for Ciothlur \Inus Ii. Soliotk.
Washlnglouc-n amp, No. ii. l‘utilnilc
Order of tho Sons of Ampilmt ulll hold
its annual installation of oiflcoru to
night at the stilr t‘haln HtIllV. Walsh»
ington atrnet.
Centlai balm: LIIIIII'I will moot tu~
nlslli in (‘oulIul ilHiiiH'i13i’l"ifli_3liii
. lb! Nnrw alk Typographitui I ninn will
hold ii Inootlhx in tho :«mnil hull com
nrriod with the lIyt'num.
The W: CUT. l7. willholtl Its monthly
parlor nodal with Mrt‘e‘. Wulluco union.
‘ Fort street, iliuut Norwnih. tomorrow
attoruoon at 2.30 o‘clook. All lnIt‘t'rulI
oil arr.- inVili‘ti In nitgnd’. ‘
'l‘iw roomtlv elwtiud unicorn of Out
Brnlhorn link“). i 0.0 1".. or Norv
uulh, IIlil he lnulalietl III the lodge
rooms III Wuil street. noxt Mona", new»
hing
Thu lhlIIl myrrh-II iii tho Wm-lt oi
Prayer uni-lulu will be held this owning
III. the First Methodist. Church. 'l‘lI-I
topic for prayer Will bu' "Tho Uncon-
\oriod III IIItI Community 'i‘iw pnuioi"
will speak _
-Grocnport OIIIIoru. (.‘uthlll‘ts
The public utiioul in (loot-gatnnu l‘i‘:
"pencil on Ttiouduy niirr ii. II- oult' u \ non.
Lion. Mil-iii Wood, tho principal, [mound
hor I'nuutluu III Mil“ homo iii Il‘Iliiil VIII
logo. and Minn Wndiinmu nllh htl pur-
untu In South Norwaiit.
liownrd llmt. of Ndru'nlli hurtuitou
II position with tho Rootoi Light. Coni-
puny. III Stamford. and wont In An
IIonltI. thin morning. when: unvunil of
Ibo tzonIiIIIiII' II I'I'PI‘IIHVEMMIHIB u’till Hi-
quIn about. u Wonk
'l'lit,» butter» nu. hu‘I‘Ilor at the Dm-
. out tintu than they generally are at
thin limit ol‘ liin NGIIEOII. 'l‘ht~ luui lrudo
, Wit» what might in) cunnidrrod an un-
_ tiuuttliy busy MW and luulotl wuli.‘ and
in numt- 0‘! iii» Itwlnr’lpu thorn has boon
iitlln oi the liriiiil tltill Ilium that mind
-.III cuttnln liliti‘iliiii of tho yrur ' ‘
Airtingtmu-IIIII urn lining made for
t‘
. 14mm.
'heid lost (Ironing.
,“goxV will slunéroiy regret to lou‘m that
o
logo, Stamford; for the New Year at I
«mention Ibo piano of the future.
III Hour Comprinion. January
9“. Viroéhtil. G
‘ business mount of the
' union. was held last man i
Vpl'.VV at West street, has I
a
boon hnéhdin
York city. ‘
uilno meeting to! Low
torn .tIIV lierni’nn. Iran
with; iuuny In... at William 3. Wu“
outlined;
. orwnlii board of Witter controls;
sionnni will hold their nhnnnl mood.
in; thin Inning at their otiico in Wall
his homo by "“1069“
porn! Luwrénno Grant. of Com
pan 1) Ivbo III III of typhoid lover nt'
Rowdyilon. in riported to
rupiovInVIVr.
5.0? St JOhnII Lodgo. l"
. n! Nev-wink. will he hold
our 'I'uN 'l‘Y wrru A oAPtrAI. 0 VIII.
' MILE wA'rcIIi FOR‘
iiutPleigI Ii t
wa‘ PURPOBE 'ro MAKII EVERY shamans DAY IN nob alum:
us moat: ausmans THAN tu 19:2.
' w: SHALL PUT nnzArzn VALUES THAN
waAns Iron man Auo nova. WHILE MAINTAINING oun monitor
“was. 10 no runs we've oor ro no MORE whirl“: THAN
EVER . M‘Av
we sHALt. CONTINUE to MAKE rm; aArttIr'Aortou oil-III:
cuorouan ouVIVIV utoursr AIM.
WE SHALL CONTINUE TO GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR
MONEY BACK.
3, when tho Iccontly olnot
tt-tl nihcoi’h Wit! be in: tailed
The Wohér. ninhol'wvinno in “beyond
AI.
Stolnertu. Old pianou of any maim-
rVnnnlvod in nonpayment. See ml.
Mm. ,iosmih Cori. of ifi‘nnlrlin
strool. has been rolled to PimalliiiW~
tit-y, Pit. by the. serious illness oi‘iioy
father. whose home: iii in that plum.
«Small mo in Cnihlil's
llnpronontntiio Goorgo L. Roukwoll.
of llltlgofloltl was npiioinlnd temporary
tiorh of the l-Iouae Relil‘efll‘lliiiliw‘fl
at the opening Session. In iinttl‘nrd
_Iostorday.
'iwo uncoutnslhd dirtonr cum IIlll
ronw I‘oririm‘l at this with of tho sup~
mlur court. l‘hey are tho canon of
JIIIIIIIII G. Purt‘iv ng‘ninut inuhoilo. (I. Pur-
unrtl A. (.omtitot'
Tim nomllmonthly meeting of tin
Nlitmtig Club or Noi'n'ulk will be hold
this owning at tho tluh I'.tlonIs torntri
of Mnlunnd Wall stream. (mint-III will
be ulot‘tml ‘nl thin llnttt nutl thr» vnrioun
t' i ll h toiumiiliieu‘ ciiouuu.
Tho members of Compnm i) hit- on
Ihnsiuutlc over the i‘iii.’ rnngv in tho
collar of tho urntory. ownud jointly
with Company i". mm mm It much in
practice. I“ ‘iuomhnrs hnI'n _I'ol nutrtl
llll‘ range but very lliIlII.
Miss Zioia Alit'u who was uporiilt ti
on llu- tiny hofoi'o (‘uilntmns IOI upon-
dicitis at a Non \‘Iil‘k1lnisplliil. hi now
getting along run lli(‘ti). though ltlr
u Iimc‘ ilt‘d condition “no voiy t!l'.iticul
tnrltu of tiiogdiupnoo.
\ir. and Mini; 15. iii. (Inns onlerlttin-
mi about tunnty oi their friends at
llloir iiomtv‘ in South Milli Iiirtol IIIII
iI‘IdIII.
lhn ililiiliiiii 0i tbs-tr hon Mtlhtiol .\
Iitnllh iiunjnmin A. lt",IIIIIktiu lion tun:
i‘l l-‘utiniuun E. J. liuninioml: i". A.
“'I‘Ui. (i ii. Bt‘ilhuii. W. 1‘2. Raymund.
H. H. iii-owrr. ti. ii. (fatten. ll. II.
iInInIIIoI'ir-h. Now York; ll. 1’. UhoIIII
II'eIh. iilrniinghtmi. I’tluinuuit: l'}. Frhr
iIitz. N131“ iI'iu In: E. II. Ut‘ifl‘iifliuy, iiurt-
rotti: \luivun AilInIII, worn gut III
It'I-Ilmilin iii ”In litIit-i I'liii‘oitl.
"mm «MM—I».
OBITUARY RECORD.
FI‘NEBAL 0F Mitts. S'I‘URIIES.
Tin: fu'ndmi ol‘ Mrs. Sally Btursoa.
who died at tho i't‘iiitielliiii of hnr dausb',
tot. Mm. Anton Stonnnoil‘, In Comp
ulrot‘t IiIll bi,- iiultl from tho houno III-
morruw morning iii ll ntl'otk luicr-
munt IIIll bu in Wliluil
i-‘i NifiiiiAlr Oi‘ Mll‘i. iICOFIIGIID
iiu account of the tun-loud Ilium III
m-v. R.. D. Wood". non ln- day of tho
lulu Wu. J. R. IIIz.uiltIltl inn iunerai of
Hit lutior. wliibn nut-titled tomorrow
uttoruo’uu III. 2 o'nlmtk from the mai-'
Ii'iiliiu oi“ her outer. Mrs. liovelou Row-V
lurid. Highland III'IInuII
FUNERAL OF iii. i’ BUIIKMMII
'l‘hu funeral III 12 i'. iiurkndui will|
IIII hold at 7:30 o'clock this ovonlnn
mini hin' into roiiitlruttv. 29 Otilmru ttI-
noun. Eliot Norm"; ’i’hn I-iwodltilt
mlulaior will oiiitiinln rind thn roiuulnn
will he. tuition In SltIiIIiorti ionimmw
nu‘uuing. iur hum-mom.
Mill-I W l~.i \‘iditl'lfl‘l
lilo linuullutlou tit tin.- rum-n0? l-‘i'fl‘I-W
Iliiiitriu or Catholic "Ohio Council.
K'gightn or ('tIiithiIllu. M uo‘IwnlI. on
thin: Iwunliur. January. Iii. by viii
.‘ trltu impair Jumm ".i iirouuttn. of
fiiahimrtl. it is t‘xiifli‘ii'ii lhIIi. llin in“
.iIiIItIIry drum uill tiluu ho conform!
iIi iluii Iimt:
“’l‘hu itm. ’i‘huutlme It Minuteman of
ow Iorh «lit bu III town lolnuriuw
Ii turhtmn In III-run ilw eIIInIIIIII-n WIIIII
' rhuulzttlluu for liu. union mnuncllii
unmpniituto ho riirrioil on host
tb I'm «Ill moot Ihu pnstnrs at
If odlhi taiiiti‘chnn III ihu No I'Wlilii
'{Iawoumrm and WWI in the
tho ourhoru‘
Tho donlh oi Mm. Wliiltini ll I'Izr-
.liI' onetirl'ml Ihiu iuoruiu ul Ml nnrly
hour. M hur homo. :l liiiici' i’innn
hunt. Niurutiiit
Ituumilnn uml Mi'ii. Verity who for
IIUMI.‘ tlnIII III iir Viimoltun IIIIIIIIIII'IIIVIVII
in Now (3n tI»niIIItI. MM. Vot'lIvII '
Iwnnty- Iiro ytlul‘u uf MAI and mm imrii
III Kaitlyn. l.. l.. the (ililmiiitii‘ In Mr.
and Mrs. Suinuni Maison. Booklets linr
lumhni’ui uhv in ulirylvtiil by two lIrtIlh.
orII‘. ’i‘iioodm'o and William Magoo. and
(our IIIIIIIIIrs. MIIIII innit Magoo. MrI.
\i’nltnr Illinttlultl Mrs tlnorgn Wuuz‘nr.
liliil M u.
untied intor
W
Sunrétnry (3
“Motion. .
o} and Bmah ii. _(‘ontuiot‘it ngulnst EIII V
Twob’er Pi‘a‘nola
Minn Aiit‘ll lIIi'ti had No pi'ovlous mtv .
Thu mom was in houm nr '
imtmilhil tftiiiiliiiin wan surmi untl u “
moat plonunnt: llmu onlmmi b3 till ‘
pl Hamil.
id. N. i’t'tVItt. l'hiiutitslpliiu: W. l.
iii'iiiv C. '1 Min.“ 1.). i. l‘iliiii; I'. H.
Donut was thin In our» 3
Alnxoudur Bummnwlllo. The ,
arrhniruméuia for the funeral will IInV
a .
“’33:“ April 15, mm
even turn out»
w . .
N WPORII‘. R.‘ 1.. .1 I146
. uiuor Ghattttnoonfiv ‘ . , ‘
port. early today. wont
our ior iweuwvfour houru' trial and g . _
was oxnectod to finish at New York t
.On noodunt at the harem storm of
Tuesday night and Wodnoadny ‘
onme‘ back here. .
. 'i‘hotVIVruiuur unstained. no until he »
til 9 inpnx or hai- iorwardo M!
III II tackle. Which were Wahibod
loyerbohr. and herniation Idaho by“ .
"th trial hoard nationhood today “it
'i try were minded with the mania and
no id recommend bemwnopthu
‘l govmnmont. no line had .,
. titliy passed through Ibo manual and
Hmont trying taste eror unstained by 'a -
. Unltori autos naval omit. .' . ~ ' , .
‘15'i‘ho Chatanootga was mootuniiy wuahnd .
; by great. new and when one tomohmi‘
htiu port wan covered" with lite. All.
the bout» warn coinulnteiy citadel! in loo. I.
,1th rigging was oncuiidti and the pilot {rnuuitoti In _V ‘
bonito wuu coated from 3 to Silhohos about two holi on t 9
think. we unow Itlih that
of” guulmat left the! harbor III 2 p In.” his within ten points or
'i‘uomimy. Her. cont-an was out; in a. . ,
southerly direction at II speed oi." bout '
15 knots. At 11 o‘clock Tuenthiy fight however. no limits to
the vessel run into II; terriflr sin or osaonilul portion diziho.
snow and sleet. necompiinled by In; and the motor~i ho (inhibit
II hifh northonatoriy gain. it was ‘ ‘
pose hietonooflft y . dndlutnnt.
Tonic
‘ mPi‘ilCfich‘lOTi‘LE.
2 Iron 261:. who noun . ~
a FACTORIEQIOQUIID N01" GET
. GOAL. .
Li NN, Mans. no it. --- All Darties In
Ilia controversy hntwonn tho conl yard
I owners and than striking drivers
unallod with much Inter-nut II confer
once which had boon arinnxed bo-
twoon tho opposing forces by Richard
Barry. of this city. It Inu‘nIber oi the
Stain Board of Cotwllluti‘nn and Arbi
irntlou. today. A doznn Idioo Inctnrios .
hum idle on account III their Inabilitv i
to get aufllclunt coal ior their bollnth..
The coal denim-II tlolivemd a limited
supply oariy this Iomuoon to thoon In i.
the greatest need; using their t-'“ioilui
and chnclwrn as drivers. Many busi-
ness arms urn hauling their owu coal.
PROF. SANFORD ”RETURNS T0
. YALE.
NEW HAVEN, Jun hwi'roi‘ HnmueI
S. ‘iuhrmd. oi the musical dopmimrnil
of lain Univoi'nitI IIill Inturn ll) ran.
AccOrdlng to the but bust
and glorious country have «to
In line with this need work till store hop" to he 0! citation u
the distribution at good mercuaddlu, and to add something in VVIIIV (.on9
happiness.
A FEW REMINDERS-J’W‘i’ll- Pancake flour to cine": out To pita... M
No waste—Inna the “additional ntivnntngn WI) mid-
to boat quolity. We double screen all our grain so
that all dirt and was”: in eliminated and your animal goth
pure. nloiin grain.
Mnrit counts in grain on in anything else. and first.
quality in grain is Impossible unions tho 3min _ is frond
from dirt and wusto. ha in ours. it Is not. possible to not
better quality or prices elsowhoro—It in Iihuoiuioly lut-
posttlhleiogoi tho nnmo economy anywhere nine.
Buy out: 'Thata Clean
Agent for Crockor’n l-‘loui'n-Tho
host. Made by Waahburn-Gronby Co. -
MANUEL T HATS}!
.......................y. W... ....-.w.m-~~— .u..«.~..m....~.~w~tm._. ..,
. uw—WWM.W--.M.
.. .
Trio Wand-Famous Weber Plano May New 80 ,
Had with tho Complain Mairasrylo Planola In
In Case.
6
To hr- entitled to hr inhabit-rod ”:tompit to" n pihnti IImI'ntlnyn mllt‘Il.
t-nmhlne both of thr atrt-pivti tIIt-llituln ni playtlng by hand and by
tho llialmiu
'lht only pluuu nhlI lI unites in n ningiu inmttumrnt bath of then».
Isuiitliodn in tho i'imtoln i‘iIiutI.
“l'luylng tho pinno‘ no -li)lliwi‘ mounu playing uiuiply tlnnco music.
tIl‘ half dozen tIui'ol'uily 8ilitiit‘ll "pit-con." Wiinl ls: \V‘IlulNi in illl‘. liltilily
it) play everything III milliii.‘ that in III ail worthy. A 1th yours ugo
rtnnrtlute mastery ortu‘ Ihu pinno's ki'yboiil‘d was continua to II tow bil-
I'IiiiL'Li iii“l.iIIl.5. Today, as the. result oi the invention of the i‘lnnoiu. Ihlu
uhlllty may he um possession of anyone who wills it.
Timi'lnnuln Plum) la iII‘ygmtl doubt or question tho pinno of tho
Intui'u.
Prices 8600 lo $1.000; purchnmhlo on moderate monthly payments.
wveIllhceopl nluuos or all other mnkm in part payment.
Manufacturer: and Retailers.
Jo Wishing!” Smut. Euphoria 50-2.. '
Diaries for I
Standard and Excelsior Millie
. A'r , . .
W P. BEERS,
V " noon Auo a'rmiourfw nous.
49 Wall St... Norwnik.
TILSPHONE CDN~EGTipNO
i
6 50. Main Sh. So. Norwali‘t
Vita lo: pkg. 3 can; Squash to pin, 25c. 3 can. Tomatoes 28c; Fl
angel 25c and 300 daz. Prunei {lac lb. Those dried chm-riot
20c III. ..New lot. 3 lbs. prunes ‘. A fine line of new brooms from 250
VrIOc each. .Nico goodI. Fine I: III. 200 dot. '
Hope to be of use. waiting your valuable orders. VYOuI-s Ioi' good
LORENZO DIBBLE
and take up iim mailitnl as hcmi or
the Department of Applied Music next
_ uiilliuni lie hits tulu'n a hlillflt‘ III
.I. New Haven nnti IIlil Innkv )ilOiIliiii)
.n his permanent home iii’i‘t‘. gltlni; up .
I. hl'u house in Bridgtrtimv mid iotululng
his house in \‘trw York Slutw the Vice-
. Iii'i‘iih of MS fut-hor In June i903. l’rtIl‘.
‘ Sanford has lmon mvoiipirwl with tho
_ pnitlrmont or a Iorv iilrgr mintn I
MW
I I
”A! "l"
er: a
SATURDAY, DEO. 3V1, OPENS OUR GREAT "
0 . I , d
232 500* me" 2Will in Int Custome"
That 18 just what these prices mean.
BIG SACRIFICE SALE OF“ ,
i0" ISuits and Ivercoas
The best ever offered III V‘q special sale in South NorWailI. . , , _. V,
.For the sake of rapidity in uerving you sa'tisiactoriiy. we have ..: a
parcelc‘d those SVuitsinto three lots-440. r, N9, ? and No. 3. . ‘ ' ‘
- LOT NO. I.—-Suits and Overcoats that wereV $7.50, $8.50 and’Sxo
Now $6.98”
LO'l‘ NO. 2 .--V-8uits and Overcoats that we're .$”' $13. 50 arid M5
Now $9. 99 VV
9 LOT NO. 3—Suits and Overcoats «but were $12. $20 and $29
Now $13. 89
Childrep's Suits and Overcoat; that wore $2.00 and $2.50
Now $1.87
Children Vs Suits and Ovcrcoats that were $3.00 iirid $3 50
Now $2. 59
I VVOiIlldrcu s Suits and Overcoatr. that were $490 and $5. on
Now $3. 89
i
i r
Uiipitni.
. $56,900
January 1,190
i Childrcn' it Suits nhd Ovcicoata that were. $6.oo and $6 5::
Now $4 .49
Norwalk Chronicler