hours“ The weather will be cloudy
with snow“ probably followed by clear-
in: Saturday alight. Storm wumingu
ared
, .
Milli Halon E Sturgeit. Wilton has
ngeIr‘iIviaiting Miss Smith 01.8 .
n-vooyn’ thajr 0m .o'uriett' 3»
Additional attractions in several (to
, -.,Iaata:9flat._ the January trade at
Rs a.d
Mr. an;3 Mrs Gaprxo Northrop. oi
south Norwidlt hove been visiting
friends in Southp‘ort. .
Mibii Ella Hansen; of southport, baa
rottinied home from it visit with
lr9endslin Noni/elk. .I‘
MajOr Frederick A Hill of Norwalk.
has taken apartments at the Hotel
Cliiiorti tor the winter.
. Charles Milford of Wilton has M-
iuru’od home from South Norwailt.
where he has been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tattle, oi N...
Canaan spent. New Y'ear‘s with Mr
~Umhrollas, Unibrellas. OBrleh'i;
Mien Minnie Buttery. who was the
recent guest of her cousin; Miss Maude
and Mrs Charles Eranke in Norwallt‘.
Northrop. oi Georgetown, has return
ed to her home in Silver Minn.
Miss Bessie Gilbert ahd Miss Nelllo '
Erickson ‘oi South Norwalk, spent New
Years Day and Mundhy with Mrs
Leander Gilbert... of Indication ,
Miss Hattie L Williams has return»
cd to her borne in Mei-idea after 9.9.9 . 1
spendirig this holidays with her cousin
Miss Eva Loulso Burnout. oi’ Ooltlen
iiiil stret.
James Gilbert and family oi South‘
Norwallt wore the meats oi Mr. Gli-
imrt's mother. Mrs. John Gilbert. West
Lane‘. Ridgetleld. no... Saturday until "I ’
Monday
Mr Mchbe oi Waterbury who was
struck it a trolley car at tho Stand-
Oil Va'rk's a couple of drive Ago,
has been discharged (mm the Nor
walk Hospital. .
William Betieli. oi Strutimd is eon-
atru'cbiug a till—loot. launch that in. to be
used an .an oyster boatihy Captain Los-
ter Ford of Nomallt. for whom the
boat is being constructed
ShYoumAn Derbios. O’ Brien s .
The election oi Albert Garinger na'
ilrist lieutenant of Company H of Stan:-
ford and of Harold L Finley as not:
ond lieutenant hare been approved bv 7
the Adjutant HGonerai
The Trinity Cadots of Trinity"
Church will holdIan important moot; ,
ing. this evening, at the church, when
Dr. W. 3 Bean will give his secono
letturc or talk on ilygiene._ _. ,
Raymond Comatock.
South Norwallt. and lately of «Wilton.
has removed to New Orleans. La"
where he intends to condnoti a branch
store for Dennison & Co" or New Yurk.
Miss Alice Lyon. 61' North 5.9an
Hililetl on Tuesday Jan. 3rd..on the
steamer “trunnion" to: Jacksonville.
to spend tho winter with her slalom.
Mrs E. Wallace Horn. of PglatltIa.
Floridit.
Great solo at 'f‘Quoon nullity" up:
di'i‘mllliilnil at M. S. hmlth and Cole.
commencing aaturday Johnny. mi
tenth Read the big ad in today’s issue.
It will to“ You what million this the
most extraordinary Halo oi itii ltind
hold in this city.
An order has been lusuotl trout thei
oilicc oi the adlutnnt- general siviml
the Matt appointmeruu .ot Gayle
lhlhcrtu. A new roster of the National
Guard; ‘wuh Governor Roberta on com
innndooinohici. has nine boon. issued.
'roNic Tort-id Worm. ‘.
millorIliwai~9II9roulincn angbconitntiia’tatan
ere it no i tier 0 8
Little Euri‘ylti “our: the ftglouil litti9
Pills. They dotnot iflwaakanhtlie “all:
it: hmild. plain; $59111! f
. Moore. Iliad! oi.u
use ititlldng. gun Little Marti
thorn in r
or .9999
hi.»
tire "Mindy out... 9m.”
inmiind Lilia”
iii them.
formerly oi ‘ I A
mm your work
“9‘99: girl“!
.9lii9nrly 1:}??in diottt A.
[No Maillot.
7' a.
nuia..b.i,p_.9‘.u9v.....u.ri-
. 3 baits Twat»: . '. .
oi! hay description gulch ,
dross
\
W. B. DeGARMO
86 Wall Street. Norwaik, Colin. .9
9 it will be 0i advuntage to you tutti
to so me if you are desirous of but“
all. yiinildvol’ liioperty.
Newly furnished throughitut. Moat
comfortablo and up to data hotel in the
city. Electricity and "host in ovary
room. baths in coupe tion‘. Por-
iéct sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwoyii colitiortnblo and
tab ,,,,,,
Cate carrying a full line oi Acker-
Merrill and Condit’o uiines. liquors
sud cigars Best stacked bar in the
SW Special bargains for the hull.
aye
’r. J SUBLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL,- 396—3.
Us: STANDARD FIXTURES
tor your ‘IIBath Room. They are
dumbest and vdtuabiai
Horace R. Nash,
Con. in. MM“ Min weer are.
so. NORWALK, court.
99
Our stock of new goods ’justin
is allittleyliisutlu ever infor-
Wonderful how low you can
buyouts: goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit hgurcs for
._ i9.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need. for the decoration
of your house budge or out.
till; ' . '.
rumour 180w“
9iilvFill8‘i‘Wl". I admit“.
Ind Embalmer. ,‘ .
loath Nam-iii.
Worldwide mar.
Now
i atmmmarnugq
. over northwest. Florida:
5 lector in the real estate (lop
I _ Mr. Daniel Ryan,
bloat empohdoinvfiegolar P"i¢cd At-
2 CARS OF 8::CIA‘L SCENIC EF-
9' it... with" “Mini. u we a... db
.4.) i9
"Emulsion “is Always reliable
because its alive Absolutely}; "
tailing.
9
We'll tbod you a sample true.
‘ BCO'l'i‘ &"‘uo\vmn¢96‘Mrtmmn*Nwyarn
uaaaucr bottllto‘.
Jan. ll.-'9l‘hc looal
”wit titer vhurotiu. has most 9‘ fiM-il
low as: and. Washington “ o boast
ill amt. .irom .Wll l9nluls
Nowi rout: tliiltur dlicei
will move
northeast with increasing intensity.
causingm high 9999: mwmgfiorthcast
W ll it“ RM. 0
snow‘ ”darting tithe tortloti't 93:33:"
oweatDstlonommh eta at set aminuu
CONFEBSED Hi! STOLE $7..000
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 6-.l E Tag-
gart formorly employed a”. nt col
out of
the Pennsylvania Railroad .Qonipnuy.
arrived here tollay ironi Chicago.
where he surrendered to tho police
confessing that ho had atom: 37. 000
at tho compauy’ a money no will be
held vending a‘ hearing. 9,
toil,i N Ci.
POPULAR AMUSEMENMS.
I
HOYT'S THEATRE.
~ ONE DAY ONLY,
SATURDAY. JANUARV 7 1906.
MATl EE AND NlnHT, s
ROWL ND dl CLiFFORD
Presents the Late-t Manty
thoiiA THORNE’
BERTHA M CLAIV'S
Famoill Novel Dramdtlzoo.
. EXCELLENT CAST.
SUPERB PRODUCTION.
PRICES—Matinee, 10c and 25:; Even-
ing. 25:, 350 and bile.
Seats on Solo, Tuesday, January 3.
HOYT.’ S THEATRE.
ruin. weeuuxneumcmo JAN
THE “Insurer: ROMANTIC Acroa
Elva-r‘
m NEyVIs'csINio Phooov TiONs
traction in America.
Nights.
Monday-Jinn Mad King.
Tummy-4h, Three Musketeers.
WOHBIOOYPYN‘QIMUI. (50 people).
ursday—Mdnt'e Crllto.
Ifglday-gMncbetn (special produc
t or-
humour—0'9”“, the Contractor.
w 99 ad if-atgnncIsI
o no y-I a yo you
Galloway-1Tb; Faint Wedding.
All- Recent Cleats”: Devin-I. Elabor
ate Contained and
AN ALL-STAR CAST.
PRICEB':
Evenings. -.10c 200. 306 add 500
Mathilda. , 100, 20c and 30:
"Kathleen Mavouriiear i"
GIVEN FOR THE .ENEFIT OF STA
JOQEPH s cuuncn
‘ by the
iivili City Dramatic Club.
NOYTI'B THEATRE.
IraioAv, JANUARY 6TH, 1905.
General “WW." .. ........-. .. 250
.--~-- .I. ”dun 50°
hr. ill. leaders. Arc light. strong, dun
but. and the Nihilin‘proiiiut aknlc oh
the market. We have nld thud tor
Minn years and know titanium I'd.
1min in unity-- mum. Mr. m... sill
dust-iii. igloo whim «a M trim ”99
will train factory. We dirty in chin
and has. and wealth “It that you lack
tigein over snowman.
mi w it o
A “hdnax'ia.
but as clover as this than who issued
This in itself Monks
boxpeot tonight...
loll will he introduc
at: and you ara' Me
in .lluauant wooing. so
remember til Home Theatre tonight
Kathleen Mauvoitvoon and only -ona
p Monaco 9. .
DORA TNOENE
it you want to spend a. pleasant év-
onto! and pnloyi‘y yourself take advan-
tattoo tlhévopportunity iiivathnd go
goo.» ”Dom Thorpe at lloyt‘a 'i‘noatro
Murday ovoollit Ah hI9 one tutel’t‘lli
ed in the drama shoul one, how nice-
iy the novel of Dora Thorpe has boon
dramatized. a treat in in store for
ETA N mMéngflI AND CLAliillC
Mr..l‘tyan and company. will present
0 3 other 9) ya dorm: .thoir en,
gammanti’hér’e
revivalI of 1:99” her
tragedy "Vlrgn lila'. " Ric in the tra.
dittona oi Maareadr. Forest. Charles
Kimble, Mac Cullough and other no-
tors "who have desalted its parts it of-
fora the ambitious actor abundant Op-
portunity to lupus. his talent The
tragedy of Roman lie. "Vlrg' bins." in
familiar to the older theatre goers itud
is utagod in live acts and twelve sccn
. es 'llho strongest scene of. the pi ny in
the Forum scene in which in addita
ion to the regular company there are
sotértty‘dlvo super numeraries it in
in this scene that' “Virginlus' pleads
with Appnis Clauduia for his daughter.
who they Imo attempting to take from
him by trickery and ilnding his plead-
ing in vain he kills her to preserve
her honor. r. Ryan has been outin-
ontly successful in the petiormancc
oi this trying role on it is in this line
of parts that ho ugicois.
GREATLY till DEMAND.
Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern ro-
ouireingnta for n blood and system
cleanser. such‘ as or. King‘s New
Life Pills. ’l‘hoy ale Just what you
necd to cure. stomach and liver troii
bios.
Drug Store. 25:: sitnrnntnod
“W
TYPOTHETA E'8 BANQUET.
CoInnectlout Manic.- Prlnters to Meet
in New Haven Thursday Ewnlng.
Tontiue Hotel. Now. Haven.
Ellis 0! Bouton;
Non lurk; Edward idiom. of Philadei
phia; John \ictlinlc). of Non London:
A P Longing oi' Spilngficltl;
Macintyro and .l Clyde Oswald
New York.
pr‘tr
Kl Ki llii Bill HlPl’l
BY FITTING “[01 WITH ONE OF
OUR NAN?" Sill'i‘S. PRICES ARE
RIGHT " EVERYTHING FOR MEN
AND BOYS ‘F’ROM HEAD TO FOOT.
D. Gottlieb
.OLOTHINO. SHOES AND
FUflNiOH HINOS.
11 North Milli Street. South Norwnlk
YOU CAN SAVE MilNEY
. and lroubla
it you tend to that Holiday Cold be-
fore it gets a firm hold on you.
box of A. B C.
you from soriOuii sickness We also
Medicines.
no lalifuss Pharaoh.
8 NO. MAIN 8T., 80. NOBWALK.
:-
. — M... ... hump-«om-..-
The Trustees iiitvo ordered that in
tercut at tho rate of I
FOUR PER CENT.
porIannum be credited to the deposi-
tors in tho
BAViNflI DIPAITMENT
tor the six months ending December
:91. 1999’, payable on and after January
Deposits made on and before. Jan
uary it) will draw inmost. irom Jun.
nary inn. .
'9'I'HI OOUTH NORWALK TRUST
‘9 cougar.
.u.» «a.
until harvrllt littvhl gm
illtli still llllllli lliiiiiiililil
to delimiter»
hi. the tutti iii
a lingo tutti
i
India 0636M “payable":
there but... no decision given. all it t
was. wounded. that Misti Collins my .
eldiiIoi-ittcly 'stazei i
id it Knowios' .
l
Try them. Al. F ii BaxtcrsI
the guests unlimited are George H. l
John ously lo the cassava of mo law.
Ilnittvttsiv
_ a a united hervio
Mélbodiyii
limo:
lid
9 $999 (lililld. 31““99 ”I.
Widow in his $13193
Emilia; Rm
.93" Chicago or NFL;
' j; nationalist
mlN a no éouotriou.
Division No.
.4.
;$880.40. .
oi Norwallt.
County Presido‘nt Michael Mullintl.
oi Stamford installed the. oliicors oi
[division No. AA). ll" lain. evening.
at iviiborniau1 Hall in Wall street.
The unicorn mitigation were the follow
0‘! .
Presiden 7-1,) hr) Call ML.
VictgProéid‘dii Willillaféjl
Fl g9nIxm$ocr9taryhl0liInIl§00Wr8
niiu a ary-w e
*I‘rt-nuurcr—«P 9.? Emma Sr "
A rising vote of thanks was tender
and to the outgoing president Richard
0 German. who during the two years
he hits aerved has mostly increased
the inamboriihip oi the Division and
has built it up financially The re
port of tho' treasurer showed $86010
in the treasury
Remarks on tho ordci were made by
County Prooidunt Mullins, l’iesidon
Michael J. McNernoy, of South Nor
walk i.,)ivision and Dr. M. l. Cronin
During the orbiting there was an ex.
ooilent cnicrtitlntnet. which icluds-ti so
ioctions by Svcc‘ an orchestra and vocal
union by Fred Powell Edward F
Hands. 'i‘iiouihs Casey and Dnrrnh J
Moore
Arrangements were made last oven
ing for thc division's fifteenth annual
social and cniurtninmcnt, to he held
on the owning of St. Patrick's Day.
March l’iih.
TO AMEND FLAG LAw.‘
AbOut Constitutionality
Present Act.
The Grand Army men oi New Haven
will likely ask the legislature to
amend the statute law which prohib
its the use of the American flag for
advertising purposes because they
feel that the pleural law might be re-
garded as unconstitutional if out to
tho test in the courts. Tho law
makos it no ottonieo for anyone to
maintain an advertismtuit in which
the flag is used and there is a ques-
tion uhothor in making iii claw apply
to advertisements already in use he
Doubt .of
The 16th annual banquet of the Con tom the low “'85 panned does not mnko
nocticiit Typothotno Will be held the lung unconstitutional in that it
Thursday owning st 6 o'clock at the would tnjlfo property of the citizen
Antoni: without duo process of law.
(ion. Henry 3. Peck and other Grand-
Wlllittm Green. of Army mun will
probubly mmc an
amendment to the law so that it shall
not effect cases which existed provi-
in
of this My there will be be .t no doubt
as to tho constltlonuliiy oi lilo law.
Gilllei'ili Pork haa'connultod Ropro
solitaiive 'l‘llnon about the matter and
a bill will be draitod to be presented
to the general assembly within a few
day.s
PHENOMENA OFVVTHE uanooo"
as:
The attention at people in all
pili'ltl of this section of the country
and many hundreds in this city yester-
day was attracted by the "sun-dog."
in tho, southeast sky. it was about
9 o‘clock when the phenomena up-
ponrcd the most beautiful with all
the colors of the rainbow it looked
some ion foot in height and was on‘
Homo distance from the sun the latter
being almost obscured by clouds.
According to the numerous phyal
clots who have contributed to the ox
planatlon of tho phenomena in qiica ‘
tlnn. tho “min-dog" is the result oi
cor sin modifications which light on
dergoos by munitions. refraction. dis
pension, diliractton and interference
it when it tails upon the crystals or ice
Capsules. taken as the raindrops or um minute
soon as the cold shown itself will suvo cles thnt cousiltuto log and clouds
parti
The appearance of tho phenomena
have the boat and most odectivo Cough wtus received with varied emotions
around thorn variation citizen
thought Old Sol had a double and was
auro that more wri'c "two suns" in
the flrmunoutiwhou it .1 first nhowud
lip.
Fortunatolv this was not no. {or a
doubling of the heat oven at this
pcriotl oi the. year. would make a
pretty well baked globe; for no to llvo
on.
Othora thought it. “won it Milli of
tho times." and meant the (loath ot
Homo his ruler. or tho possibility of
impending disaster. Still otiiorwtlto
law who are always watching for tile
and oi the Worldwbolioved that the
inohtentous liapponlug who about to
be noted, _
“The "dog" inclined to its
many iiman .o visible, in tact. it
was hat-div the. «the runner ndnl nuts
at the limo. At that it did look like it
dumbing oi the sun. but soon it be
you 'to lengthen out until it reached
the pro rtiana noted above. Then it
gradually new away. . At times it
uhowod Millie very beautiful notorious.
WWK
AMETHODMT RALLY;
A iiviintl tally. .ot till the M6 dist
Chi9krchflgorltfl in the! Town“ 9 Nor;
wa iv in mm
doillii Norwallt and ivory/nib. Mwii’lmfll.
Chit
unlock. The My. *
ti
onI the plolotlljd‘da‘q
gator the ill
’34 Ntl'orilou.
tips the workout
1: at 256. l ‘
H39 ‘
DeVino. ‘ - » "
dorm '
i990: Akita aha Malaria; ottn no rollovcd
villi title auni- curative thousands on the diraavt‘a. an
“’9‘ fit our itvonilroi‘y out oi the system. , l
snnLtNG AonN'rs non.
_ . ‘ ». MEN’S hos.
' ' an s all wool Half HosIc in natural,
camel hair and black,
Man’ 3 Fine Cashmere Half Hose' in natural and black at 25c.
Latest Colors in Men’s Fancy Half HOse, at 25c.
Men’s Half Wool Socks in natural, camel hair and black, at
[2 12C. 0
9.
, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S
Ladics 1‘ inc Cashmere Hose with ribbed top, 39c value. at: 25c.
l Eadiéé' Fleece Lined, regular made Hose, i’vitli black or vvhite
eat at 5:.
Dad es' Heavy Fleece Lined Hose with ribbed tap. at 19c.
Children’s Fine or Coarse Ribbed All Wool Hose, at 25c.
Children's Fine utility Fleeced Ribbed Hose. at 25c. .
Children' 5 line Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, 25c quailt), at 19c.
. LADIES‘ UN DERWEAR.
Lndies' 39c quality Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 29:.
Ladies line Qualit5 Heav5 Flcccc Lined Ribbed \ csts and
Pants, at soc.
Ladies' "Oncita" licece Lined Union Suits, at 50c.
“Forest Mills" Three Quarter \\ ool Ribbed \ csts and Pants
in white and natural. at 98c. -
“Forest \Iills" Black Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 98c. '
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE E Wii WilTl Hill
THE KNIT UNDERWEAR COUNTER DURING THE HOLIDAY RUSH,
WiLL NOT WONDER THAT WE HAVE RUMPLED AND ORUMPLED AR-
TICLES TO BE SOLD CHEAPLY. NOT DAMAGED. BUT NOT QUITE
FRE8H LOOKING. PERHAPS SOME OF THfisE WILL lNTEREST YOU
AT A VERY- LOW FIGURE. DON'T DELAY. FOR THE QUANTITIES
, . I
' 1v. ERYAN.
86 WASMINOTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
9.4?
83-85 WASHINGTON ST..
The Kind You unto Always Bought, a... which no: t... A
in use for over 930 years, has borne on. slghatdro‘hf
and has been mimic under his peb-
. _ sonnl supervision since itslui’anoy. ..
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Connteriblta, Invitations and “Joshua-good" are“ but
Experiments that. trifle With and endanger the hodith of
Infant; and Chfldronmli‘xperlonce against Experiment.
What is CASTORlA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Chaim Olly Paro- '
gorlc, Drops“ and Soothmg s‘yrima. It is pleasant. in .v
contains neithor Opium, Morphine not- other Narcotic
substance. [to age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm‘
and alloys Ia‘evcrlshnnas It. curds Dior-rhino hm! “Willi! .
Colic. 1i: relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constlpohion i‘
and Fiatuiendy. It abolrniiatos the Food, the '
Stomach and Bowel!» giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's CWThe Mother’s Friend; . ‘
............. CASTORIA mam A
The limit in Haiti Always Bought
. 9 in Ural-”or Over (lo-Years.
tit. 96 "billion mumu
Harriet” amid, at 209' w. stilt at, A Datlva9~ta
New York. at one 'tini‘o had her beauty! DBWill it -.
spotted with skin trouble She writes: ”will email
"1 tutti Stall; Rheum or momma tar drill"! Outinlila nintiiiil.
years. but nothing would cure it, until mil heals ill mi “burn
i used Bucitiena iii-nice salve." ‘A A Idiom our furI ,
quick and sure heater for auto. burnt Gil Willi! lint
and toured. ,. also at F. H. Baxter's.
Drug store. " ‘
it man iii not. to hug ti delusion it it
wears pottio'oata.
mw9
. BIGKENJNIO CHIVIMNG Fl‘i'fi
yesterday. charred with. “ ‘ ’
December all Peter Pin
motion of the state the tang
tinned to now i d it!
The proton it
Much to be pictorial] to Quinton 01.“ “1°
* l i ii ii sitar lie 9*
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
ill a pure tonic medicine; of especial
benefit in malaria for it exam a true
V.
Norwalk Chronicler