Don't need to tell in
drops and bad dr ”it.
Iv
pounded and just i
ell-es.
smeimd “ v .-
Wm Wit 3‘49 ni '
receive prom
AT 134th. "“‘Zii-r
Bridge Pharmacy it said;
‘ R W' “m“ ”mm “ an s iiW aorNew Millard. is
visiting her s tor. Mrs Thomas at
was hauled out yesto
E Point. has been lahneh'eti again after
R‘owaytcn.
Stevens which
The steamer Mound” at Gregory's
. V. minor repairs were made,
pl‘eced on the brill f .
news store. luM‘b“ ubiloelioiihe
collected daily. The“? child be dinn-
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith.
The barge Rallies has. distillate-ed ll
(lill'li of cement for Raymond Broth-
“rs. .
'e-u-u—u
icorgc l‘i. Jerseyis soon to move
to California for the benefit. off his
health.
M
Miss Marion Briggs of New Haven
has.- been visiting friends here for scv
villi days.
Flcdclick Petél'son of East Nor~
walk. is spending some time at iii East
-—-—.1—--‘—‘-—
Some of the radiation of thet plact
.l did not bother to remove the tickets
. and money from the bottom 'of tin
.rbo‘ttlesE and pulls this morning.
Th!
rain and other which came during on
night froze the money in the bottles
and made it practically impossible ‘tt
remove it. '
Charles Bosnian. the old South Nor
milk hatter. out lilol’ l’e 'l‘sdue a:
with the Town of Norwalk éthan he dit
on t e Brookblde pond, for utter hat
in: can loclfi ed up for awhile witl
Bridgeport lei 'é’tai'lng him in the far:
in lieu of a line of 85 and costs. .ludql
Taylor suspended sentence and let bin
89.
H
m... ......
Strictly Fresh Eggs - 27c do:
.8006 (less E993 .-
~28“; d0;
lili'ilh street New York city ‘r‘ "9.
~ Granulated Sugar - - - 50 ll
Afew days lily; tilday, will be l:vorlh . . .
a great deal lot e as tips ers w 0 up . . ’
to date. have had very little. chancé io BOStEE'gifl Creamery
harvest a crop. Butt” . . _ _ _ 260 ll
Mr. and Mrs. Asher. will conduct
services in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning.
February 18th, at 10:30 a. m.
The pool game at Homers tonight
will be between R cums, later 100,
and E Voorhes. rated 85. Both are
competing for the second prize.
The attendance of East Norwalk
folk at the Chapman revival services
last evening was larger than upon
previous evenings and the Gregory‘s
Point. and East avenue cars Were
crowdcd on the home trip after the
meeting“?
'i‘ho finion morning prayer meeting
for the East Norwalk section will be
hold tomorrow. Friday morning, i-‘eb
rusty 16th, in the Advent Christian
Church. Van Zandt street. East Nor-
walk at 8:30 a. m. All cordially in
viied.
East Norwuiit slipped and slid this
manning when it left its residences
and started for work in South Nor
walk. The walks were covered with
a glade of ice formed during the night.
and several people sustained tumbles
as a result.
Service in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow. Fri
day February 18i..h at'l: it; p. m.. con
ducted by the pastor. Rev E. Cunning
ham. The official members of the
(hatch. officers of the Sunday schoo:
and other societies of the churttih are
- rescn
earnestly requested to be p
...—o
The Rape and Pipe Association held
a banquet and entertainment lust eve
nlng at their new quarters on the
Washington street bridge and the of
fair was a very enjoyable one. There
was a large attendance of members
and quite a number of visitors Wi'l‘t-
t-utcrtnincd during the evening."
...—......
'l‘hc firemen find that the new flrc
house ml Van Zandt street to be much
morc comfortable that the old struc-
ture these oolll days. and the work of
lilting up the interior. which is pro
moaning steadily will soon make the
piano scam very coulimiablo and hours
like. Plans are now being made for
the purchase of a large quantity of
new furniture to be installed in the
truck house by the two companies
whirl) occupy it.
Little thrco-yeurold Elsie liubhcli.
all tin-used up in long coat. picture
but and new rubbers. made a call all
by lit-racil' the other day at No. 2 Bone-
dict street and when the lady of the
house heard the hull she could ill-o
nothing through the glass door but on
opening the little lady in her grave
manner said. E"! but come to spend
iltc afternoon. " ' After being rcllcVod
of her cuter garments, she called Mtge.
.llnuua i Vt; mo 1' on a
solo. whzu gupiclumm$i maria order.
and as the droll little piece looked at
”Him. with her chin reeling in her
bend. and elbow on her hoop. now and
then site Would sup “0 suites." ad“!
on commute penal 9
ion. of live uranium!“ a doc. olive”;
"rlrundma, Josue” and plantain; e
s
Robert Smith
Phone can. Noweyton..cohr
banish Alli Nose-row.
A cute for the Evening sentinel”
Der on are Arthur Gleason. end We
lace s cm. Order: sent to either 0
t9: ubevemlil receive prompt otter
For the benefit of the residents 0
Darleh, a news bulletin board and lei
tor drop box have been placed in iron
of Allen's Drug Store. News item
personals and advertisements will b:
collected each afternoon. Not to
9ublicetlon, but u a guarantee of poo
lth. all items must be signed.
Herbert. S. Brown is recover
lug from a recent? illness.
M
Mrs.
Little Eleanor Selleck celebrate:
her first birthday anniversary thit
week and received a number of pres
enis. .
A supper held on Tuesday night it
the Congregational Church netted l
large return in cash. It was also 1
social succeiJs.
Mrs. Waiter Buckhart returned it
her home in New Canaan. Tuesday
after spending several days with Mrs
Theodore Sherman.
Miss Margie Smith will spend i
week or two in New York with hot
aunt going down with her father at
Washington’ a Birthday.
Miss Jessie St. John. Miss Maul
Van Dine and Miss Etta Tooker wll
return this week from a month's vlsl
in Hartford with Mrs Gilbert Finch
A considerable party of Darien peo
ple visited the armory in Norwall
last evening. to hear the Rev. J. W“
blur Chapman. D...D thb noted avenge
l iii. ‘
Mrs. Henry Selleck and Mia-
Althea. Selleok leave this week f0'
North Carolina. where they will jolt
Herman Selleck. who has been ll
Aahevllle for several weeks.
Mrs. Furl-instep. of Washington, D
0.; Miss Winifred Britto and Mia-
lda Northrop. of South Norwulll, won
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hanforr
Smith, Main atreet. Darlcn. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Dine. Mr
and Mrs. Georle Knapp. Josepi
Sirehic and Walter Alexander. of Dar
lea, attended the daucselven by till
Fire Police in Arlen Hall, South Nor
unlit. the past week.
Hangers are out hunting the next
event cl theu Eghuai} of the Con
gatilihhiil " ’l‘u‘ entertains r:
aw“? M sea airplane M. ClltritJls
ill
tell rebuild.
our eiccutloiiuits.
Th9y, 9% music.
Deitrad . former!
llaby and cit,” .t
to their do. [up a rpoplin
physical catalog“: Ktollillil
figures. she sold: "tie clot I
A plaster cast hedging on the he
with mouth open. lulled the retail k.
"i Wuhan liq limb Edd
swing a lovely , Slim tllifi
ml. "Who tirade thefts-titty cash
0”
loft?" "That made up” dm'
old aunt of ”“3“ W Mp
away?" "You. .
heaven.
in?" "Death
lie: reply.
the part not
has cells am
new. where that.
tutti! .. econ
um”
-. it“
n. ...
hobs Sign}
Ar
heri i'
mansions. are. ”M2:
how reside iii. 1 ti: street
l'i‘hs “Lincoln Club lave
“‘4
Thrill
to Wm-
cotm’etoetl wit
I»
get-oiling at ml l
fiAbcl-ldroth'e
mam-la
N rear. atoner Hitchcock and
sous furnished the
. of
«he, 1!. Sherwood.- Beau fill Jolly.
Tarkington: With spurs of Goiu.
I. Grow. dorsah’s Fairy
TM SEW; litre. Tree's
lb Barr:
‘ a “$9“: '“ {WW
Another Hilda! Gal-dc tBoblt. "fl. it.
Ely; My Friend the Chauffeur. C. N.
andA. M. Williamson. Gambler. K. 0.
Thurston; Comment at Canaan. B.
triumph: Rose 0' the River. K. I).
“‘51.“; M 8. Tree L. E. Richards;
V1.1 3th.“! W3‘u‘lon' Debtor.
“fl" hiking g" film-ad; viii-ea broth
-Girls.A ”gusting Rowe and
Reggie StoEries. filth: {Messing
Phillips; Pith or its ronomy.s
Bayne; Poems. Salts; :Busan Gloss, A.
Warner; Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary.
A. Warner; Len-bl sud Clark's Expect
lion. Barnes; How to Tell Stories. Si.
O. Bryant; Lyrics at Sunshine and
Shadow. P. Is. Dunbar: casual Essays
if (Elie Sun. P. RLc Dunbar; Lilacs): Aileen-
‘s arrol. ooingwood; r so!
1 debug-y,” Mrs. 0.3 arrlso n; Th“2 e-Ru
baiyat. F.1i‘ltllgerald; Dionysihs B. at
Howard; F'ranceska. M. Seawall;
Wood Fire in No. 3, F. H. Smith; In-
liiijereuce otEJEEuiEElet, (i. SWERichmlnd.
WEs'i'PJit-r. ‘
Agents for this IMIM Conduct. in
Nestport. crater. mule-rambled Wm.
.Neeh. orders cent to either at the
dlove will mgvo‘ prompt Vettontioh.
Mrs Willieni Taylor is back from a
visit with friends in New York
. "V" V .
There is talk of rebuilding the old
rcllinem‘ that was destroyed by fire
*oocntly.
Charles Pullers who has been aeri-
uisly ill at. his home. is reported con-
'aiesclng.
—_~.r
Men are engaged .in draining the
rrounds on which the'new library is
0 stand.
Miss Maud Coley has returned to
iorwulk after an end of the week‘s
Ilsit with relatives at The Farms.
This town will be inlgsely represen
ed at the Farmers‘ natitute to be
told at Greenfield County club early
text. month.
Work or renovating Green Farms
an is about completed and as soon
s uwaihcr permits attention is to lw
;lvcn to the grounds and roads up
ironchlng it.
While It is abouthcttled that the
lnances of the Methodist Church will
lot permit of a new building being
onsldered at the present time. mem
tors are active and hope by various
nouns to raise a sufllclont sum to per
uit of the purchase of the [temper
troperiy for the pmposed church. err
onu.
”WILTON.
...—.—
Mr. Dowd. of Madison. is visiting his
:ister. Mrs. Prank Comsioch this week.
A vaudeville entertalilmenl. will take
due? in Cannon iiall next, Wednesday
lvcning,
....
Sunday morning was the coldest. day
ioted this month in this locality. the
nercury standing at i below at '4'
i. m.
The district schools were closed on
Lincoln's Birthday. The pupils of
loath Wilton school. W. Kepler, teach-
an had an additional holiday on Tues-
ay.
The Matinee Whist Club met Thurs-
iay at the home of Miss Carpenter.
l‘hree tables were filled. The follow.
'nz successful competitors received
Wises in the order named: Mrs. R.-
91. Fitch. Miss ‘Ann-le Hyatt and Misc
Katherine Sturgcs.
ice eight inches thick has bun cut
his wot-l: on Harry Jackson's pond
tear the Four Corners.
iaa also about finished harvesting hill
lTOD in North Wilton. ice dealers
this year menthol-vest. their
white the thermometers run low.
Washington-{'alrilicly.
l2nd being a is
i. l-”‘ D carriers ll“lilako no colloc~
ions or delivellea on that day. but
nitrous ul‘ the routes can procure their
hall at Wilton poutoillce until 9 a.
a. when the spice will close for the
balance of the day.
Mice Rally Middlobrook gave a fare-
aeil luncheon at her residence in New
in honor at her aunt. Mrs. Frederick
Wood. who will soon sail for Europe
'or a mourn in the Orient. Among
the can present who are wail known
in Will
lilru. Herbert. “donut-s. George lioyd
and of». ii. 0. Thomson of Wilton.
0 min February in. the we
”Elli lhzjiir bit ole as charmingly
hire. ii race Null toes
‘ its), in honor of nor
‘ .A. White, of Oah-
Ritlhll‘dil.. Trinity Bails. .
it this
Keelei‘ 1
crops '
February '
l‘wliday. the local '
York. The ormond. last. Wednesday. '
who hire. Frank Wanton, .
iii a
i“sen-cut,- years use. all over the
49"}? E proved their .
l’
#3 ”Fl”. % Vegetable—i.
‘ ii. vour Iuit care before .
you start on.. e ion or. E.
28 egot- e l.is‘os‘» or yhymn-ill.
‘ .“MNENOK aV SON
thence . it? ‘aieové‘ahon. ‘
Keneaiy Bays“ He Will-[be the Choice
of the Convention.
Michael Kenealy was in New Haven
Tuesday, on business connected with
his legal profession A Moder report
or asked him concerning matters polio
tool, or which he is supposed to have
considerable information, and, in fact
has considerable information.
lie was asked if he could see any-
thing which would interfere with the
unanimous nomination of Mont. Gov
Rollin S. Woodruff of New Haven for
governor in the next Republican State
convention and he said he could not.
It has his opinion that Col. Woodruit
would be nominated unanimously
This statement coming from Sena.
IUl Kcnculy contains in itself a good
dual of significance, the Matter thinks.
its was asked if Senator Allan W.
Paige. of Bridgeport, was likely. to he
a candidate for governor in the coil-
vontion in the fall, and he said:
“No~ Mr. Paige will be out for Wood-
ruff and will work for his nomina-
tioo"
Continuing Senator Kcnculy said:
"it seems all humanity to me in the
Republican ranks throughout. the
stale. . i see it. is so in New l‘lavcn
county. we are do down in Fairiicld
county, and my advices give me to
the counties. "
"DAVID W. RAYIOND
More! Direct-
eud Emil-hoot.
ll Nlrth ”gin 8t. “Om Nomik
Reside-lip“! We bhlhmh Itroea
Telephone at homo. 184-!
anrd of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor
walk will meet at their cities. Opera
House block:
Thursday. Feb. 1. 1906, 2 to -i p. at.
Saturday. 10th. :3 to 4 p. in.
Wednesday. 14th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday. 17th. 2 to l p. in.
Wednesday-2 21st. 2i 4 p: m
The meetings are for l e purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1905.
They will plan meet with the asses-
sors, as a joint board. Wednesday,
February 21. at t p. m.. for the pur-
pose of aha-tins the polls of sick and
disabled persons,
JAMES SUTHERLAND,
CHARLES W. BELL.
JARVIS KELLOOO.
Board of Relief.
V
’ . ton
‘ tl-«Wisc thaw iii
' with! full length of the blade ,
without ”chewing or“ ‘plnclr-
WWI” is the standard with *
tailors, scalp-stresselland others
who use a tour of sheets as a
working tool. .
Wlss shorthand scissors cost
no more than the avers 2. but
they will eta 83'5““wa an stand
more her and continuous
work than any other—in the
factor. cutting room or the
“”333“ often llllliheolm
cuant home with
. .‘ueste. The
very _
rotatable Dionne!
.i‘yton and - »
lg may at tile "
iii to be protein,
sill-ll. lie t ill a Alice
. Nor-want w.-
%.rm"‘w|“
‘.
mmm liyouoo': E
not ilcdthem mtitl-cto‘ry , . .
lhpverywsyehd e
'wmmhu
..9 r
it
. is a little larger than ever before.
believe that harmony prevails in all ‘
, Thomas-re A ambit“ IANKING
u..t."“u'..t."rjt
, 1906,
_ Analog J. Omith
' ‘“ shat-co sold at 8100 each in amounts
""ucross.
‘ ‘ Mackerel.
. 8:; Hancock. to; Katrina. to; Steal:
. Opened Long Clams and Oysters.
lhl
- firz'witg“
Our Itoclr‘oi Mill (903! just in
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work' to the very hem
reporter.
. We have taken e good man)
contracts for house» painting‘ out
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every
thing you need for the decoration
'of your house inside orVout.
. E. E.
Gerham.
TILEPHONI 88H
......7.
[iii iiilliliil BANK
ecu-m Noriwrth, cone.
3.. NOIWALI
IUSINEB‘
CREE
sloo.ooo.oo
euarLue AND PROFIT.
$173,500.00
u—ud—
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPF. Vice-Free.
JAGOI M. LAYTON, Olofllll‘.
nun—.-
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry loymo-Ir
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joeler R. Mervin J. Wellec. Mervin
Christian sworn John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
THE JOHN B. 1.1 WRENCH.
AGENCIES.
ALL tusuasucs. REAL ecu-rs
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. STEAM-
IOAT TICKETS. PROBATE BONDS.
PATENTS SECURED.
I SOUH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Cell. 408.
for can: Only.
On and after Tuesday, Junuary 2.
Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Nora-ail: up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 60.
c. c. Ncpemen
General Agent.
a. minimum
PREFERRED SHARES
New York Realty Owners (30..
Lessee.
8180 to 810M000 pay 3 per cent semi-
abnually from date of issue. Barium
established ten years. Ten thousand
checks paid for profits. with increased
surplus show results. Particulars on
request.
R. L. OOIURN. General A out.
10 80. Main at. Booth crwellr.
mm“. 5 lbs. ................. 250
Platoon. (to; Herring. ’lc; flpaaielt
lac: Eels, lie: muslin.-
lic: Weekiish, E100; it‘lnoem Huddle.
God. 120; Halibut. lie; Smelt, 12c.
«utilisuuueuonhnuin 0c“...
Boiled lobsters. Saturday.
All other kinds at run at reasonable
were.
“Docum- bn also bottle
ha none-c rich AND eve-rah
ml site-r.
270 per lb.
91 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR... 31.00
GOOD EGGS .............. 25c dozen
E 3 cant-EARLY JUNE PEAS......25o
3 cans CORN ....................25c
3 cans VAN CAMP'S SOUP........ .251:
l
64 cow-rash: AVENUE.
sAs'r NORWALR.
Toleph’ond Gall 228—8.‘
-....W-» “Ant.— ”'7’" ._ ~........... _..~.
EVERY LADY'B DREBSING OHAM
should be equipped with e dainty.
snow white. onepiece “Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep
ing apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the higcst degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
chanics, honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS.
SouthiNorwaik. Conn.
HOTEL VICVTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms I special foetal-o. (in
and Electric Lights throughout Ev
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Ackcr, Merrill A can-
dit Go. e celebrated Wines. Liquors Ind
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Cell, 398—8.
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING.“
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
'AND
. l
GAS FITTING.
l
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
5° South Main Street.
Telephone 1878.
South Not-walk. Conn.
Fine Building Lots
- 1N NORWALK panic
For sale at very low figures
nullified Property.
For prices. particular and terms
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
5 Railroad Ave. So. Non-well
1847. ms
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
nor WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR piss-rim.
ITOVIO AND RANGII
ILATI mo rm hoot-ole.
doc and Bloom Fitting,
lee Fixtures, Motel coiling. Ito.
Nev. you each our stool: oi
mounonniltanossl
run Jonson: screams
0 AN .
11' WALL 8 MIT. NORWAl-I.
Do not ioraci the
A B. C. Capsules
2&9 a box. .
for colds. Neal-aim
Headaches.
h‘
“l
‘QE‘HE‘F t
Z Li. ”
He hath or...
EONN.V
this eprlu: you will reap at
buying your wall paper now.
closing out our entire stool: o .
Well Papers at cost in order to . E E
room for new goods. Buy ii
you take the profit. “ ‘
Our Paper Hangers undefined
lag wall paper.
crockery, Lamps, House For
Goods, Painters' Supplies. 3
To ORDER. “
Window Shades. Picture m
. second.) I ‘
Cloth Window Shades with Erin”;
250: White Curtain Poles, with“
three, 100. I
.Et..
in;
L. H. DECKER
or Washington on... 1}
Tel. Cos
of us you have the- so
knowing you are setting goalie . at
are thoroughly reliable. Also you
have the advantage of getting very
reasonable prices for merchandise oi:
this superior grade. We want‘ your
custom and will make every snort ’t’a '
serve you satisfactorily.
Give us a chame to prove that this
is the place to buy Furniture. whetl}
er you pay cash or wish credit.
YOU WILL THEN see vii-iv ”
uses one.
AMT? Hill!
till. it illiiii
Phone til. i ii"
why don't you have a on .
roam? Hosted by steam with
cold water. bath and all tho. .
that a man or a lady wautl.
thing new and upontodete.
the day or week. Prices mod
CENTRAL no" 1
corner of Monroe and c
.l. Din“. Prop.’
Norwalk Chronicler