Local News Nutcs.
Cockenoe Tribo‘J. a R. M. of Nor-
walk. will meet tomorrow night.
——Dr_ Dick 3 cures a-oold.
The Reading Circle of Wilton will
meet this altol‘noo wi Mis Horace
it Nash. ol Elmw a cane.
——Large Longtiiams, 30c.._ Cutblll's.
A J. Collins and Company today
shipped two carioads of lugniture to
New Canaan filda 1140138. mama to
Weston. ~
~Most beautlta'i Pianos to be found
in the city. J W Studweil.
W”
(‘oekcnoe Haylolt has issued invita-
lions loI a barn dance for next Wed-
1“ sdav night at the Wigwam, in the.
Gazette Building.
~East Norwalk Fire Police Ball,
ArIion Hall Friday night. Clunc‘s or-
chesttat‘lv singing by'I JOe. McMahon;
New Yorksspettialtioa
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A special communication of St.
John's Lodtge‘.- F. IIIIII A M. of Nor-
walk. will be held this evening. The
second degree will be conferred.
...—pas...—
-Entortainment and dancing Fire
Police Ball. 'ArionHall, Friday night.
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Lincoln Council. ‘. U. A. M.. will hold
a short session tomorrow evening.
which will be tolluwed with a social
II hen the degree team will give an ex
hibition (hill of their floor work.
—Clunc‘s OI'cheSI‘ra. Joe McMahon
. -I--I-:p—s--v—~
Selectman James BroIIII. whose Ic-
Valence in South Main sheet was re-
(Icutly purchased by A Harris is con-
sidcrlng the (.‘l‘PCiitianfi‘iiOllHe on his
lot across the street from the place.
“wt—4L4...—
~ Good tlmo promsied at East Not-
walk l“‘iie Police Ball in Arion Hall.
II'Iitltiy night.
South Norwalh Hive. of the Ladle-I
.of the Mueuhbecs, will hold a regular
meeting this evening at the home (ii
Mrs. 'l‘oce. in Raymond street. All
members are requested to be present.
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Scrub yourseli- daily; you've not
clean insidc.'1‘hia means clean atom
tIch bowels. blood. liver clean. healthI
tissue in everv organ. Moral: Take
llolisteI' a Rocky Mountain Tea. 3.“.
(outs Tea or Tablets. Piaisted's
liiug Store. '.-;
W. C.-T. (5. ladies will omit
their meeting tomorrow. the ladies
wishing to attend the evangelistic.
meetings 10 be held in the Methodist
(.lhurch, South Norwulk.
Th e
~lIIberal terms of payment. and no
interest. .1. W. Studwell.
The i aurance list. oi” serious tires in
t‘ounec lcut last month is as follows:
Bridgeport bottling works 835.000:
llanbtrry, fur factory. $35 000: Moodus
several atoms. 830.000' Harmtlotd
dwelling. 825.000: Btldgcport. metal
works. 310.000. ..
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles. then worries because she has
”It III. I" she takes floliister' s itoeky
Mountain Tea. she would have neither.
ililghl smiling face follows its use.
It?» cents. Tea or Tablets Piaistcd's
Drug Store.
~—
Charles H Marsh Pillsbury. l’a.;
W. 8 Wooden, New York; MI. and
Mrs William Achy)". .Iflhlctlso: Mr and
Airs Fred Butler )liazara Falls; Rev.
and Mrs. J Wiibnrc human, nurse
and child. Miss Chapn an and Miss
Richie. are members 0! the Evangelis-
tic Committee. stopping at the Hotel
Clifford.
WW“
wEscailops. 40c. Cuthili's.
'i‘hc taking of testimony in tiII- unit
of the Norwaik Heating and Lighting
Company was completed yesterday at
teinoon bolero Judge Joseph R. ’i‘ay
Ior. Judge may.“
rI resents Clinton K. Huntet. and
tributt 4t Dovilttwho are conducting
prlaintiff'n case. will now tile
4. . , ,
misc” minim Nolan .lllddlt:
, Lahmun.l.M J anglilpiiekhir.
t. optimal Eh- p, r. . (atI
lug. Poorer Maggi. . J. Ryan. W. (i.
Mprrl- J. Doll ohm
New forum» Gnome . Huibert, Jr. J
P. Walsh. Dnnbury; 14.0. Bushman.
F 8.. File. W. W. Franklin.
Wheeler. Boston: R. J. Willis. Roches-
tor; N. Spsyer. Chicago; 10.? .iloilcrs.
Brooklyn; W. H. Andrew: N
vein: 1. Atlas. Yonkers, 14’. in. were
guests Imminent DWrOiiiford.
M Lockwood. twill). .
H. 0. “human.
JF._
Mrs. Keeier has moved from Elm
Attract 'toI Cortland Place.
1 ‘-—Don't forget East Norwalk Fire
flail.
A regular routine meeting of Butler
brawl. O. 0. Ft, was held last ove-
r as.
' ——We make you the right price and
charge no interest lor time payments.
J ..Studweli
A regular meeting of Lady Jennings
lodge Shenards ol Bethlehem. was
held last evening in Red Man’ a Hall.
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Dr. A. H. Baldwin. who has hen iili
with blood poisoning. is now able to
his about and has Ieuumod his prac
ice.
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Old maids would be scarce and hard
to llnd.
Could they be made to see,
How grace and beauty is combined
By using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
iouis Lodge, Shepards of Bethlehem.
will journey to Stami‘md on FebuaI-I
114. to attend a private masquerade
ball there.
Frank A. Van BurenL rated 150. and
William 1.. Olsen. rated l40, will play
’tonight in the pool tournament at the
Norwalk Club.
Routine business was transacted at
the regular monthly meeting. of the
tinydakcis' Association held last eve.-
uin at Centlal Labot Lyceum.
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A window was broken last cvenlm,I
at the AInImI. The window was be
ing closed I’Iom outside and was ac
cidontally hit with the window stick.
——Good lime plomis Id at East Nor
walk FiIe Police Ball Arion Hull.
it‘Iiduy night.
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it is expected that there will be :1
huge Rilt‘llilillH‘G at 0' Bilen and ltoo
ncy's saloon at Witter and Washington
streets this cvm’iing at 8 o’clock when
Mr. and Mrs. Asher will lead the llit“(ll.~
ing.
Miss Maude. E, Wolfe. physical in
strut-tor. will give a lesson this even
ink to theI members of the (lirls'
Friendly Society of Trinity Church
The lesson will be at 7:45 o'clock. in
Red Men’s Halt.
PITTSBORG HAD A FIRE some.
No Fire, But Alarm Was Turned in
Just the Same.
PiT'l‘SiiUitG. Pa, Feb. 8.-.\II exI
citing lire scare was occasioned here
shortly after 10 o‘clock today when an
alarm was sounded for a supposed fire
in .the large department store of
Kanfmann Brothers. 'i‘hcre waso no
fire, however, and the alarm was turn»
cd in by a pedestrian who said he had
seen dense clouds of smoke pontina
lronI the structure. The. trouble was
caused by the bursting of II steam pipe
in the kitchen. located on the. eighth
floor and the steam issuing from the
windows resembled smoke. Over l.~
1300 persons. a majority of them girls
are employed in the building and thIIIe
as eonshlerublc excitement on the up
per floors.
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ECUADOR EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
(iUAYAQUlII. Ecuador. Feb. 8.»
Slight earthquake shocks Were felt,
here yesterday throughout the day and
on Wednesday night a heavy; shock
was experiencad.
His Siifll't’.‘-"'Wiiill made you return
to answer questions in that iIIveI-Iti
gallon?"
“My dear sir,” unsvvered Mr. Dustin
Stax. "I am of the people you read
about whose time is. worth several
hundred dollars ii minute. Isn't that
a sufficient contribution to the oeca
slon without throwing in valuable in
formution'."'-Washlngton Star.
_ I.
JUST 100
NEW ACCOUN'I'S OPENED
DURING THE MONTH OF
JANUARY.
turnout number
mouth so for.
(Il’l-lN A'l‘ NOON
might explain it.
The
South Norwalk
. Trust Co.
Saving Dept.
the for any
pays 4% (III de-
positd
(ionorui Banking Dept. lurnlnhon
chock-hooks free.
‘ thinking liouru:
From 0 a. m. to 3 p In., daily
1 and Sililil‘iliii evenings from
I " ‘ 7 to 8.
:a "chillies!
Valentine 1:051 Cards 1‘
Bolton Bali, tomorrow night in Arlon 1
From $2 to $11.48. From $4 to $2;
IN THE HALF YEARLY SALE
“Down and out”——prices are down. and trousers are going
lively. Some in every trousers sale we have; good bargains find
ready buyers, for everybody knows the quality and fit of our trousers
and they are regular bargains at regular prices. 1. '
All broken lines have been price-cut, to make quick cleaii'jmce ‘
s
certain; and because we started with the greatest trousersstoc in
our history, you have wider choice than ever before.
!'
Reductions are like this:
8
FrOm $3 to $1.98. From $5 to $3.
From $6 to $3.98. , 1
v:
Still strong on good barg’ains' In suits and overcoats for boy18 at
Red Tag prices. Don' t fail to come soon; sale will end shortly.1
i;iI’£
cu IT"'IIII
It has been our constant aim to give satisfaction.
First of all our Oats are of good quality.
They are clean, that means. free from dust and for-
eign seeds.
Next you get full weight—75 lbs. to a bag-4nd ro-
member you pay (or none 01‘ the screen-lugs or cm which
you find in all grain unloaded direct from cars. ‘
'i‘ruiy all this is out satisfaction. "“
III «II...
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Buy Oat's That’s Clean. ..-
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i’
We are near—Just as far 1. we
as the nearest letter-box I “it I
or telephone. ' ‘
\Wm
x/TLI— ~ . ‘7’"\~/ma/fim
‘ l
Valentines
Now Ready 1
At W. P. BEERS’
49 Wall 8L. Not-walk.
I Io. Main 84.. 80. Noru1ltk.
daemon OySte s
use: opssao LONG CLAMS, ESCOLLOPS. ROUND 'cLAMs. ¢°°v
HADDQCK, BLUE, WEAK. SPANISH MACKERE’., NATIVE FLATS,
LARGE SMELT. FROST. WHITE Fl 8H. SHAD. HERRING. 3
.wI-IOLE coo ................................................. .301 La-
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Markelt
Tel. 108. Free Deli ry.
I
36 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 1
To Our Friends and Patrons: 1
We take pleasure in nnnouncink that III» are ready for busincas. 1
"il‘ViiliiY-Tillhltl lCl.iI31"illl(‘Al. in cm specialty ‘
As you probably have unnerved athoromrhiy equipped electrical oou-
“acting and supply house. in this vicinity has been a need long; an lied.
We too have thought or this and an lit)ili-t oi: this grand old town in whic
We
proudly believe have invented our finances in It determination to meet this
ncmlI-ttnd with voIII c-oopetuflun we. will succeed. To accomplish tin and
in view we merely IIIIII you to let us serve you with information. estimates
and supplies tIuIieI the head or EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" that you
may need in
WIRING FAN8
FIXTURES , MONO
ARC LAMPS BELLS I
MINIATURE LAMPS TELEPHONE!
'HIATINO APPARATUS SHADEO
DI¢ORATION8 BATTERIES
iNoANDIIolNT LAMPS NOVILTIIB
MOTOR REPAIR!
‘OINIRATOM TIOTING. 8T0.
A pootai or telephone call will bring our solicitor to you. or We will
be honored with a visit from you at our place of business. 8th Washington
Street. You havst o nech—wo can 011 ib—lot's got together. 'l‘ho point in.
we Want your buii has and will attend to it promptly after getting it.
Anticipating your favors we are. , .
Sincerely yours.
IMAM ll. 1410101),
40810911 A Mi. .fr.
vouso mu WANTIDlli. 3...;
Merrill Boothe“? cane
II
19¢
CANNOT Militil'l‘ THE li‘illMAND Nit; OOMPWMT
IOOKMIIPIRI, OTINOORAPHIM AND TYPIWIiTlflm
812:“ 00 per month; " “" ‘
Aluminum,
A EIGHT START 3W3 [NI
out
3 Maples Ii Goldschmidi 00.
“Stationery;
1 ‘ if you have not soon Eh. iota-t“
” tf'otyl‘eo we would“ll_lto to show
. them to you. Our new stock
has just arrived and we are.
showing the nocht textures
and tint. in right-ins for~all
correspondence.
PRICEOI 100 T0 50: BOX.
. See them in the window.
The Clifford Pharmacy
TEL. 0ALL,16—2.
9000”...”9909OOOQOWMO
(Incorporated).
COMMISSION BROKERS.
DOIIII'I in
Stocks. Bonds. Graig m
Canon. ._
hurt: I Col-but liook. Io. Norwaik.
TODAY "4 WALL 8TREET
WALL STREET, 10:10 ll.
selling carried opening prices in the
m .wh‘ree
“stock matkct today iovIIeI
night. declines aveIMgingl 01 more.
Great. Nmthein pl’d. (hopped i i~‘.2
Reading 1 1-8 Smelling a point in
ion Pacific 7-8 and .-I\IIlIiI~'oII. the Unit-
ed States Steel stocks (loloIaIio Fuel
and Sugar large fractions. Distillers‘
Securities made a gain of 1 3-8 and 11-
linols Central was up :14.
‘ WALLS S'I‘REET. 11 a. m. ~Stoeks in
which (ltclincs weIe sort-no received
immediate support. but the looses
wele not in all (uses wholly made up
and there has a Iopotiiion oi thi-I sell
lng later. While the reeovcrv was in
progress r'aiitoad stocks “914‘ helped
by the uiIsoIptlon oi the Hill stocks
Great Northern pld and Northern l’a
liilc rising 1 1-4 each Rock island
also rose a point and some of the
specialties. snch as lawmuollve and
Amalgamated Copper. gained a true
lion. By 11 oclock thI market was
selling considerably below the opening
low Mile! and a numbeI or sharp losses
had ocI'.IuIIIIIi
WALL STREET. NoIIII.~~l’I'e.~IstII'II
\IIIII Iransfeticd to new points 1'. S.
Steel prd. declined 11,... and the cum
hinon To. l’eIInsIlvania iilunois Cen
tII.ai lirookitu 'l‘railsii .Iud initel
Slates Rubber lost 1. AIIIIIIIlean Er.-
press‘ yielded live Anaconda 4%. Unit-
ctl States Rubber Second pfd. Ii. MlllllI
eupoiis SI.1’.IIIl and Sauii Ste Mali
IIfd 1WI t‘reaI Northern pfd.:. Scam
and (.‘oltundo & Southern Second pi'tl.
1-13, and II IIIIIIthIr‘ ol‘ olhrs l to ll/-_.
Reading. SIIIIIlIing and AIIIIIigIIIIIIIie’
Cooper .Ihoued i‘nil lt‘llii/Jllg powel
and steadied the resI (If the list. Bond:-
were steady. 3
WALL S'l‘RiCE'l‘. l p. III.-I-~RIIoIn
shorts \vcre perpiIIXI-Il by the rot-ovary
in Reading. despite the continuous
pressure against i‘IIiteIi States Steel
and other favorites and began it) bid
for that stock. 'l‘hcir buying caused
a rally of three points from the low-
est. plat-int.r it more than it point above
yesterday‘s closing. 'i‘cnnessce (‘oni
also converted a loss of 2 into It gain
of :2 L2. The xenerul list was indif-
I‘orcnt to these special Increments and
became almost, stagnant. A later re-
action of a point in Reading was also
ignored.
TODAY'8 QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires oi
The Monica 4’; Goldschmidt Co.. Com-
than last,
,NIW TAXIOJIN RUMIAI
81‘ ammonium. Feb.
. taxes on commercial undertakings in
‘ Ila-his have been created by an im-
till concerns are required by iswto
mash balloon-ii report! Ulla will “03 :
3.0014 runabout:
“it ”than t.
8.--Now '
Faucli Maine Potatoes.
Elias.
MEN'S SUITS WORTH 815.00 . . .
BOYS’ 8H0!" TROU8ER8’ QUIT! .. . . .. . . 1.3.“ 81
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. 1 ,
98 Washington St.
Our new telephone call, 165-5I
.....
m1,
South Normih
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
30 NORWALK, OT.
A regular 13 and 15c. (,‘raekcr, just received fresh frombfihfi‘y.
TEL. 143.
above mentioned price.
ineedas, Gr,ahams Nahlscos, Zn Zn and malty others,
We also made a reduction on all
pkgx
pkgs.
pints.
IIkIIs.
pkizs.
llnectia Biscuit ............
Graham Crackers ..........
Zn Ile Snaps ...............
iIenIon Snaps ..............
i'ncetia Milk ..............
who,» a
can activist.
1110* .
Fancy Assertod
Per Pound, I.”
4' int
111‘: I' ' 1
.v‘
Crackers.
Ni 3“
our package
250
:i pkgs. (Italiam CIatkeIs. 10c silo
35" :l pkits Butter Thins
.II-L
251' 'i pkgs. Nabisco ........ .... .
title 3 pints. Oatmeal Cluckeril...
25c 3 pkiu-l. (‘oI-o l)aIIItles’t...l....
I'I'
portal doom issued today. Hereafter» 3
mission Brokers. Swnrtz & Corbett 6
Block. south Nnrwxlk Telephone 153.
Amal. Cop. 114 114% 113% 114% ii
.I. c. a III. (III, 41 ii m; 44 ‘
Alli. Col. on, can. can. 3w hat. 0
.\III. ice. 441,5, til/~13 4W; 44 I‘
Am. Lot-II. the. 7.5;. 7m. 7m... ’
Am. Small, 1014;. 1021;. ltii 1021.44 .;
AIII. Stigma, 140 I450“. 144 144%
A. '1‘. & 8. Fe. Into ill II. 011.5. 010.,
Ratio. 4'; Ohio 1130’. 114 113% 1130’.
B'klyn, R. '1‘. R414; 840“. 80% 041/.
Chen. M 01110. hilly l'IIi'I‘I. 08% 501,43
t'liII. & N. “7.3239 230 230 230
Oh. (14. West. 21% 21% 2104 217.1.
C. M. K: St. 1’. my. 184% 183% 183%
(.301. F. 42. I. 75 751/; 71% 721.;
Col. South, “it; 34% 84M,» 340$.
Eric. 45% 40% 40% 400’.
ill Gen. 177% 177% 170% 170%
Lou. & Nash. 1004!. 150% 149% 149%
Met. St. Ry. 120% 1205012010 120%
Mex, Cent. 26 201.4. 2504 207i.
M. K. is: '1‘. 30% 30%3044 30 ,1.
Mo, Pnc 101% 104% 101-13 101%
Not. head, 84 114% 8314 83%
N. Y. (lea. Hit 148% 1.47% 148
Nori’. it West. 88% 88% Sill/4 88%
Ont. 41: West. 02% {Ill 021/4 02%
Pan. Mail. 48 48 is 48
Point. 14. it. 141% 1411.43 140% 141%
Pet). GM. 00 00%. 90 00.1
. Pres. 8. Car. Iii ~til' 00% ill - I
flooding. 100 4804513043 130% I
itop. Steel «34% 341/. 30% ‘ 34
Rock. island 27% 27k. 20% 27
South Pac. 07% 40% 40% 404.4 ‘
Tenn. 0. d: i 105% 157 1105161th
Texas Pac. 154% 164% 163% 104
{MS .Ruhber. 52% 0244 :52 6244
U 8. Steel. 44 44 43% 41%
U. S. Stochp. 100% 100%. 108% 10014 _
Wabash. 24.4 24% 24 24 -
Warmth, pm. 40% 4 it 40% 471/. , -; ‘ ;
Wash-U Tel. .0354 90
98% 93M
We reverse inattent-
ounoe of talk-dust: eating
your atsention land a. mo;
tou.- arena as ‘-
1properiy “picked." ‘13:?!1‘1.
sor nod tree tram duct '
par ties; secondly, Mali}, :7
handind indin.
full weight and ‘o. “oi ...
the market will permit, ‘
li‘lill order. . I I «H’l'lii
"i0 03“” K'I'l‘
‘ soaviow Ava.
Norwalk Chronicler