_ Not-walk arid vicinity: "Fair
tonight. and Sunday. ‘Aii bittendotl
I taroa‘ nil high pressure is control this
tho VMlliillsnippr Aiull‘ol'
. Heather prevails culturally
the! all sections east of the Rocky
inc. The tcmporaturo has
fallen in all sections. except over the
Rocky Mountain slope. The weather
iii this vicinity will cominuc fair over
Sunday and not much change in tutu;
venture.
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:—-—Warrantcd Eggs, 29c doz., Joucloh’.
:John H. Gallagher has resigned his
punition‘wlth Charles‘ B. Stevens. oi
_ Railroad avenue.
Mina Bessie Hoifluan. of South
Main street is able to be out utter a
few days’ illness.
—Choicc Chickens 18c lb.
Uncut: Hayiott. l. 0. R. M.. will hold
a meeting. Monday evening, at the
barn in Washington street. . t,
lluyoo.
Mrs. A, Solomon and Mrs. Julia V,
Lester. of South Not-walk, will start
‘next week for the South, where they
will spend scvcral weeks.
——Seal and Plush caps. O‘Brien’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry (:ovcrn and
daughter Dorothy, of Pittsburg, Penn-
sylvania, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin L Davis. of Hamilton avc
hue.
The adjourned monthly lillsllleSi
meeting of the Board of Councilmen
of South Norwallt, will be held Mon-
day evening, at the chamber in llavt
land street.
—-5 lb. pail lloinc Rondcrcd Lard,
50c. Hayes.
Engineer William 11. Rider, who
suffered a stroke of paralysis in San-
lords two months agb remains in
about the same condition. He can
not walk as yet without help.
Tho midwcck service of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be held Thorsdoy‘cvenlng at 7.41
o‘clock. Subject, "The Progress of the
Soul.” Phil. lll.. 1-21.
s—Boft and Stiff Hate. O'Brion’s.
Tho Endeavor Circle of tho King‘t
Daughters will meet with Mrs. E. B
Robertson. No. ll Bolts Placc. East
Norwalk. Thursday afternoon at L
o'clock. Sowing for the Hospital.
As soon as the prescut acusou cud.
Manager l. M. Hoyt. of Hoyl's 'l‘hoa‘
lro, South Norwalk. intcutls to main.
tho aitcration to thc outmnco to the
theatre and the other changes rccom
mended by the Council.
ATTRACTIVE A8 oUR HOMES
Ten Thousand Churches pnlnlcu
with L. & M. Paint. and are most at
tractlvc.
Liberal quantity always given free.
Four gallons L. a M. mixed with
three gallons oil will paint a house.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don'tpay $1.50 a gallon for linacot‘
oil: Which you do in ready-lounge paint
any oil fresh from the barrel at. 6L
conic per gallon, and'mix it with Long-
man 61. Martinez 1. d M Paint.
it makes paint cool about 81.20 pm
gallon. Dobancey Gregory. Furl
Plain. N; Y.. writes:
"llave sold 1.. dc M. paint for ovot
21') years. and everyone is surprised it
find how little is required to paint a
big house."
Sold by C. it}. Dow. South Norwalk;
llubholl & Staples Hardware Copi-
pnny. Norwaik: W. S. Guyor it Still
Wealport; Northrop BrothOrs, South
port.
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Pull lilting lost Sign
on.
My Pan and
"l v M :Tflal‘rl
Mlmfilm Mailman .
fFlilt chemical co. ltd hnulnw .
ill of the) grip is slowly rccbvoring.
“a“
Colfax Encampment. l 0.1% M.. will
lhold a busincas meeting. Monday cvcn
0i;
~600 .ydn. .oxtra quality. handsome
pattern Torchan lacc. 200 utylun 45c.
8.} Smith & (10.
Mon William Wilkins is' sultering
with unuttacltyofttbo.grlp at her, home
in Seymour street. ..
MlSS Hazol Lockwood of South Nor
walk, is visiting Misc Mame Sn Brown
if it h‘arilow avcnuc. Danbury. ‘
r W"
f—iloy‘o; Winter Cups OHBriono.
M has Carr in Wood. of Seymour place
'Jntontalncd the Golden Rule Circlo 01
King' a Daughters of tho wanik Con;
:mgudonal. Church last evening.
William C. Connolly, who has been
indorgolug- treatment at tho Norwallt
Hospital for a case of llOllililln trc'
nous. was diachalgod yostctday
——All tho now thinltu in muslin and
lace curtains for spring 45c. pr. up
ward. M. S. Smith 6; Co. _
Jesse M. lt‘crria started for Daytoun.
Finn today, where betwlll visit his
mother. He contemplates contlnnlnt
its southern tour to Havana. Cuba.
Profcssor ii. ii. Flatt. and sister
Hire, of Elizuhoih strcct. were among
hour who attended tho bull in Stum-
‘ord. last evening. given by the Young
Ladioa' Society of Stamford.
Mina 'leu Dykcmnn. who has. boon
undergoing treatment at the Norwalk
iiospllnl, has left the institution and
'(lturucd to the residence of her utr
tic, {hither M. Wright.
The lug Bollc Mcwmlaum has bccu
owed to New London. which rslli.‘ i:
mdorgoing rcpulrs,nttcr having boon
tank by an lcc lioc off Coukunoc Isl-
tnd, near Norwalk.
-——Bttticr, 29c lb. .lonclolf'c.
Mrs. James W. lioyt, who has been
seriously i1l at her homo in South Main
étrcct, is ‘c‘onvnlosciug at tho homo of
row dnughlor. Mm. Harriet, Hoyt
flames. of Moi-idol),
——Sail Pork, 10c. linyca
Frank L. Wiirlman, of :2: Cherry
drool. Danbury. has purchased it lunch
wagon. WlllCll‘SlilfltlS near tho Hotel
Clifford. in South Norwalk. and has
uovoti to that city with his family,
says the Danbury News.
~——Grcttt (nthntitica rmuu'ts. ging-
hams. whito goods. madrna. pcrtmlcs.
no. in: yd. upward. M. S, Smith & Co.
c Co.
Tho Woman’s Association 01 the
South Norwalk Baptist Church has ox-
,endotl u cordial invitation to the W0.
hall's Assor-iuilon of tho South Nor-
lvttlk Congregational Church to at-
ond a foreign missionary conference
:0 be held in the Baptist Church Thurb-
lay afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
~—Customcrn attention in callotl to
“if largo Kitchcn Don‘t. affording
1001‘08 of llill'gillllll in useful lhintta.
M. S. Smith &. o.
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Tho rcgular monthly ntcotlug of the
Wh‘uluocvor Cll'tlli'.‘ of tho ,Kinz’s
Daughters will he hold Tucuduy oval»
' “n: at 8 o'clock. with Mm. 1.. it‘. Each.
Sio. 20 'l‘uylonuvonue. 'i‘ho devotional
twice and short buslncuc luceling
will ho foliowcd by a patriotic social.
l‘hc pastor and Mrs. Bucll add their
personal invitation to the Honor»! one,
ind hours that tho gathering will ho a,
largo one. ,
~Umbrollac. Umbrellas.
"W'T
Of
When We Sell
sugar Cured Hannah Bacon 1 2 1- 201b,
Fresh or dorm-id Plate
Rib 30am,
'Ut
Quaint
Shoulder Steak Boot Calla
Fresh Clad. Hams
50 1b
the Best 12-1613 1b
100 1b.
tritium; you an: ooo‘ltlho lion A mg: .‘runmv. can or: LAMB
NATIVE VEAL on A non: unnaaao cHioKaN.
“We Have Thanh Reasonable.
52 South Main Silo
ill... Cor. Hilliard
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\.Villllm H. Wilkins, who has been “
O'Brien'sl‘ V
1001b
Silo
ho. a wt
criminal in it
, tnonurv trouble.
‘llltiiilllitilil in Ropubilc‘au lloliiicn and
' was, monthly :1 candltiutc. for. tho uom
inittlou ot uncriti‘ oi: New Haven conn-
1).
‘ llama
pronccnlio Vylv
lhat he know
- question. .
tloHTaHtP‘hc/tt‘ ADRIFT
BAYBROOK l’OlN'l‘. ,loll inflame
Co'rnflod Hoiut Lightship neat adrift
oitcu morn yesterday and was pigkgd
int noon bv a tug wilt-n nhc Willi
ti not Lyme tailor
V")! lllwlr lam-o you do not wear glut”, or do wear wrong
gluon.
Don't neglcet your oyu. lamination tm.
right prion. l ’ .,
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Graduate Optician. ,
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A MAN 0F.SENSE
is the man who built preserves those faculties with which nature has endowed
him. lio may "hate to wear glanscs"~—moat people do—abut. tho titan of in-
tclllgcncc thankfully accepts thin uttillclnl aid when his eyes toll of its need.
When yours SPEAK let us 110’]. Out- service treatment will be r.ight
HOMER B HOYT, Refracting Optician.
Root) 9, Utilth Bank Building. . south Nor,wttlk
Special Annointnientc at 111$ ration”) of patrons
Ollicc bouts Swill: till. 1245.41: ill). illny evoniil’KS. 7-”9-
Conn.
Um YORK.
_ THEY WILL NEVER MAT 0R PACK,
SPREAD.
LOSE THEIR SHAPE on
A. J. COLLINS 81: 00., ,
12 NORTH MAIN 8T.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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Bargains in Bondy to Wear Eat?“
WERE $2.98 AND $1.98. N'W‘ ‘JOC. MOURNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER. '
AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
S. S. TILLGTSON’S.
, cou'rH NORWALK. com»
8! WASHINGTON STREET.
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Large Rugs for the Floor Instead of
Carpet is
THE THING
Now Days.
There are several reasons for this.
they can be cleaned oilen with little
trouble and when you move you can
always use them while a carpet hu
been cut‘to fit a certain room, and may
be time“ union in your new home.
We have come ver dull-able pat-
terns ‘lo Tlpeltry. Vo vat and Amm-
nter.
A. J. ANGEVVINE tit SON.
Cash or Credit. 134 Washington St.
W”WOOOBO;QOOE:;O:;;WOOOOOQONOMO:;O
Mission Furniture
Just received.
Raymond ‘ {8’ Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk.
v
I: morn than a cough; it. is a. deep-seated inflam
mation or oatmh of the ‘bronch‘iali labels and
lunatic—nomad to asthma and the moat: fruittul
source of consumption. it. homes all schools of
modiiline, and cough auras." loaded with nar-
cotic: are worthless and harmful. because no
rdmody taken internally only. ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM. the garmioido bai-
sum, alone has triumphed in every unto tor 29
years, i ,
Tako 18 dropll every 9 hours and 13!: noon to bathe the throat:
and chant with but. clear Balm ovary night. That. in tho council. Iii
penetratcc, collusion tho indoctrination, kills tho germs. stops tho
coughing and mining at phlegm. torturing tho lungs tonic vigor
: of. youth. not the title or ”.00 bottle. hoop up the nocturnal
faithfully for a low nooks and no allot-outta» it onto OMM' down to
mount “ago of quick consumption. Ito confirm or opium.
is. It. Jackson 12 or», Indianapollu. Indium.
Mr Elt‘qllcl has boon . A
l. & Wontcrn shall not ho uscd agaihnt
' lon.l ifyon wouldll
of act all horn a charm.
Sold Everywhere. in boxes 10c. and 2511.
-mn... W mm... 4 ”W
. MORGAN As A PEACE MAKER.
m
Story of Latest 0. a w‘. neat Tells at
Central- Pennsylvania Trado.
it in behaved in financial circles that
tho latest story regarding Now York.
Ontario [it Woctotn r'niiload stock has
some backs of fact. The: accession of
Pennsylvania interests does not Wilt
.cnlly. allot the situation. Hence it in
said that J P Morgan has lot the Now
York Central railroad into the dual.
Connequcntly the 0 & W will now be
a club no more in the custom railroad
world and that the Genital will not
build to Boston.
. In ordcl to insure that the Ontario
the iulcrcatn ot the Now York Control.
current rcporthoida that the latter
corporation will obtain nvoico in thc
management of the tortnor property.
lhoNcw llnvon. obtaining ill rcturn h
.aniial‘nctory guarantee against discrim-
ination in its coal and olhor western
traffic. it to no cccrct that tho ‘movc
of tho Now Haven in acquiring tho
Ontario 6‘; Western was caused by tho
cndeavorol the roads wont of theiilud-
non-to roduco its pcrccntago of tho
coal lrnilic rate P rt‘sldout Mellon
howcvcr has never intended compel;
ing with the New York Central unions
his road should not be’ treated fairly
in which cutie the Ontario & Western
might be used as a. force to multo
terms. The New York Central. it
should be noted. has already a rcpro
acntation on the New Haven board in
tho port-tons of William Rockefeller,
.ll. McK_ Twonlhlyaud J. 1’. Morgan.
It is generally believed that the pro-
mise tnndo at the time of the passing
of the control of tho Ontario with ton.
pccl to the minority shareholders will
be kept. the purchase oi‘ the stock
lending weight to the report. What the
New l-lavcn will give the Ontario
stockholders. howovor, is an open ouch-
lion. callmntvu ot’ the gunrantco run-
ning all tho way froth :1 to 3 per cent.
insltloru haw all along mainiuluod
that tho Ontario could not cat-n morn
than 2 nor cont. ort-r a tact-ion of years.
but Wall clrcct believes that u highcr
rate will be paid.
it in cluilurd that tho prom-nit dc-
mnud for t). & W. Comes from a deal
in which tho Central should obtain a
good charc of the 0. ii. W. stock
llcnco tho riso of tho latter in tho
tumkct.
Tho New llnvcn ltchlntct had a tilt:
patch from Southlngion chllrisdut
which says that tho Now York Con-
trol ouglnccrk linvo liuishcti three
Now York'Springlicld survoya ,ovcr.
Wolrott Mountain into the valloy of
tho, Northampton railroad.
O. 8-. W. stock stood at 5155; Wodnt‘n-
day noon. A, bond broker atatod in
New Haven that ho had sold two mli-
lions of 0, 61 W. bonds within a week.
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA. .
Pneumonia often follows Ln Grippe
but. not-or follows the use of Foley's
Honey and ’l‘ar. it euros in grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
coimnmpllou, Ask {or Foley's Honey
and TM and refuse any substitute of-
forcd. Mr. G. Vucltcr, 01 157 Osgood
ctrcct. Chicago. writers: ”My wife
hull a severe critic of la grippe thrcc
v'cats ago. and it left her with a ter-
riblo conl Silo trlod a bottle of
Foicy u I onoy and Tar and it gave.
iunnctliate relief.
cured her cough entirely."
substitutes.
Store.
Parinhionm in Mount Vernon
Church-Forlnet‘iy at at. PIlll'I.
Tho. resignation of tho Bar. Samuel
in Mount Vornon .wtul unnouucu'd you-
A 50 cent bottiei‘
llamas .
Sold at Piaialcd'u Drug '
RECTOR oaAHAM 'HAs Residual-.11
Had am at our. With.,8omo_ot the;
w
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
'1‘ Graham as motor of Trinity Church ,
toothy and caused much surmise. Mr
Graham has been motor at the church
for nearly “(been you'll. Before sol
to Mount Vernon ho was rector of St.
Paul' a Church. Norwallt. Of late iiifre
has boon cougtderahlo dlstton son
amour: tho Moan Vornon porinhionot‘a
and Hcvolitl attompul have been blade
tty unfavotahqu
Dr Glnhnni
nttmnpln by attondl
person and chnll
who worn not entitled to vote.
unnblc to pcrform tllc clcrlctli (11le
of MB pout
THE GRIP.
“heroic no can cympathito with
others. no munt have suffered our
aoivou " No one can doaorlho to you
tho culturing attending an attack of
tho grip. union you have had the at:
that expel-Jenn“ 'i'ltorc in probably
no diaonr i'llil causes to much physi-
cal and mental agony, or which to
aucctgualuily doling medical aid. All
daugér from tho grip. howotzor. may ha,
uroidod by timl alumni nun 01 Chain
harlaill'ulTlOugh onlody. Amongtho
Milli of ihounanda who hallo used this
remedy. not one base has over boon
reported that has ronulmd in pitch
month or that has not recovered. F'or
little by Bulimia-Powell bornoraiicn
Gilliam Pharmacy. l’lorco’c iii-lotus
Pharmacy, chttnsu Pharmacy. l"
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GDMMW‘TED To MNITMIUM.
William 1‘}. Terry. one at the well
known (3::th man of ridgcport, was
commit a to a pan ital nut nonl- Harte
ford Wht’hioctltty tilt 1d tit'l’robtito
it. i' itch bit, upon all nation at tho
young man'll rolativau. Terry’s indnlz'
gotten in alcoholic stimulants wall the
reason for 111911 application. lie in tho
non of Capt. Wll lam iii Torry. tits
1 who who was Milli! Beatrice Watcher.
Abplll‘iilfiil from him about a rear up,
and is now ruins turn for a divorce).
and dinner.
AGENT non MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
i
stuff yet to be disposed of but much that is bright, fresh and new” to
talk‘about; betweent‘h’e ttvo you can do some very profitable trading. '
Price of course in print: factor in stimulating trade at this small ‘ n ‘
Hof’the year, but it does the trick. ‘ Few people are above being econo- " ‘
mlcai. Thc““lett avers" go at a loss, and we’re glad to see them to." .
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume ‘
of the February output.
Children‘s Fleece Lined Vests, were 25:, now 19:.
Children's Grey Mixed Vest; and Pants, were 25c, now too.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c, now 39c.
Men’s Negligee andStiiic Bosom Shirts, were soc, now 39c.
One lot of Men’s Four-in-Hand and Tech Ties, were 25c, now too.
One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were 25c, now too.
On lot of Men’ 3 Gloves and Mittens, were 50c. now 39c.
All our Ladies’ Shirt Waists at less than cost.
One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were $1.0o,
now see.
All our Furs at one-hall price.
83-85 Worthington Street.
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lew Wat's ts.
Now Spring Models in China Silk
WhiSts—4—White and black—value, $3;
special,$,2.25. ‘
. N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON SIX. SOUTH NORWALK.
“IN THE SOUP."
a “stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
But soup meat is
only a small item with us—wc
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the attainment that there‘ 5
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It‘ s Ar as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Phone,‘ 322-2.
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HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS Sr GANS CO.
PHONE 3451-5. 68 WATER ST.
WOOWW
t;
to oust Dr. Grahaphlly chilling it, tica- .
titrated ono. of. thcao t
.tho attention in r
it... hillsiuonéru .
The ';
ronaon ho given for his ruslgllhllon iii 1
that lllil \oiro its failing. making him ‘
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111E GREAT
ANTISEPTIC 1 1| , _
«en-ls or our
01.3" wells :uuouncgngts
CON$M11MPTION ‘
ASTHMA .
0 not WNW
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Gut-ca Euro 'l’hv (“l in all!
Grip and ruminant? “gallon autism
501 DOSES 250, 125 hosts 500.
NH opium, no ”column. in microfilm, no WW; ,
3' ’3" “035011 a 00;. mntauwomc. rim.
‘5 “Willis
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February finds us in find-fettlc for doing buslucss. Some Winter ‘
coruto Tomlin. taken 01‘ V)
contests a.
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Norwalk Chronicler