Weai‘ Fish. lb. . 12c
.. Flat Fletch ii». are
. Native Frosth‘inh. 5 lbs. mp”... also
i . Have Ever
1 ' Had
LANE’S
5i mementos or. . 33
Ducross.
. smum............. ....lIchb.
~ Iltllbut......................Well).
‘scsilops «to end we qt.
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‘ f All other kinds fish at reasonable
o
'TayIOr or Gold};
59mm W9 fill: rvfiiiltti'tliiyf
‘1 Market Cod ...... ...,ilc lb.”
7 Local Nuts into.
Mrs. J. V. Lester is visiting in Glen
Cove. L. i. ‘
A regular meeting oi Butler lodge.
I. 0. 0. F., was held last evening.
Jack Diiulcsvy left the city lant‘eve—
. hing on the it o'clock train for the
. wrest. i ‘ ‘
Principal Willis l’. ioodhuc, of the
Center School, Not-walk. is laid up by
illness .
. James S. Lyon, of Norwalk. was a
visitor with trirnds in New Haven
yesterday. , .
Miss Bessie Gilbert. of Norwulk.
spent Sunday with her parents iu'
itidzetleid. '
Contractor A, it. Malkin. ot Nor-
walk, visited the New York automobile
! show, yesterday. i
The, regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held tonight at the South Nor-
.Walk Baptist Church. ‘
Henry Schultz, who was sent to jail
some time ago has been released and '
is pbout the city again. “
«Hives, eceznls. itch‘or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't. bear the touch
of your clothing. Dean’s'Olntment cur-
es the most obstinate cases. Why sni-
ler. A‘l druggists sell it.
Harry Waterford, of Bridgeport, was
in South Norwalk yesterday afternoon '
on a. flying businessmen. '
G. N. McKlbbin is attending, the nut-
omobile show in New“ YQrk; and is ex-
‘ *hlbiting his automobilnl nnd-‘ launch
switches.
The condition of lsador Aloxunderr
who Was recently take'h: lb'the Nor-
,wulk Hospital for treatment for! hmibn—
go. remains the some. ' "F‘ ‘
Reed Kyle; who has been quite ill
101' several Weeks at. his home in Is-
nacs place. Norwalk. is now believed
to be improving slowlyf.. . . , .
St. John's lodge: ii‘mutd «A; M" of
Norwalk. will hold a rcgultir commun-
ication tonight. The entered appren-
tice degree will be conferred. ‘
‘ Assistant. Chief D. William Hartford
of the South Norw'alk Fire Depart-I
ment was a guest at the New Year's
celebration of Phoenix Engine Com-
The meeting of the Wednesday So-
‘ cial Whist Club. whichwss to have .
was postponed on .
been held yesterday. 1
at ‘1' Mrs. Brad-
accouut of the illness
ley. "
The recently elected omcors oi
Cockenoe Hayloii, l. 0, R. M.. of
Norwnlk, will be installed this eve-
ning at. the loft in the Gazette bulld-
lnx. -
Bury—Dark circles under the eyes
indicate a sluggish circulation or tor-
pid liver and kidneys. Exercise daily
.1 and take liolllster‘s Rocky Mountain
Ten. ’Twiil do you good. 35 cents,
Tea. or Tablets. Piaistod‘s Drug
Store. ;
Mrs. J. W. Carroll and son, Jack,
have returned to their hpmein Philo-
delphia, after spending a few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Janice Cousins, of
Taylor avenue.
George Duncan. who bus for some
time been with Otto F. Rhode. the
‘South Main street. barber, has leit
town and taken a position at the Hot.
tel Belmont, in ,New Yqflt. city.
Miss Alice Fitch, the retiring branch
" secretary of the Grace Church Branch
' of the Girls’ Friendly Society, was pre-
sented with a handsome pin, Tuesday
evening, in recognition of her services.
{The members of the,Young Men's
~ Band will meet at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage tomorrow night nt
7:45 and attend in 11 body with tho
‘ (pastor, the revical servzcc in Norwalk.
:A special meeting of the deacons oi
the South Norwnlk Baptist Church
will be held this evening at the close
of the prayer meetins to consider the
subject deterred from Tuesday cVen-
ins.
.. ‘These are especially squirt days in
, the police department. and Chief Voll-
uler attributes it to the.l‘act that peo-
pioure'spsnding nil their'money dor
. coal and incl. thereby shinning the
theory that money is the root of all
ll. ‘ .
he‘fMy chlld w'ns burned terribly'
bout the face. neck and chest. l up l
mini! .Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sank into a
must sleep.”ers. Nancy M. Hon.
' ‘ ’ mlitou. N. Y. «’r
,ge Quuckenbush, ii. C. do
my. Paul Delaney. 'Ji' 1.. I’rcnns.
' ‘ Block. H. inne,.1.1_1. howls. New
:‘BJ‘. Lewis. James Sherry, J.
(toward, John'sthithi W. A. hauler,
fin: . W. o. Vlntnryhynn. Moss;
. W'l‘erpiinny, Pmyldenoc. R. -
he ‘J. Gates, Newark. ‘N. .1; Th
illobllernoy. 1%?
‘ urttord: , Modhelney.
we been sting Hotel cut-
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(A. linrr, who
Lobtnined at. Slogan stores:
‘ 11:. .Ward ,and I
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OVITER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
no or Washington street Bring.
r.
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00. ‘
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.THE'
United American Opticians.
. (Incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
l ' ~ ‘
Cl ii iii lillln Bill
sourn NORWALK, cons.
TnAnsAcTs A GENERAL BANKING
susmsss.
CAPITAL.
sloo,ooo.oo
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H, MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H, KNAPP. lot Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice‘
Pres. -
WILFREO BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp 5 Samuel Grumman
Josciah R. Marvin - J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
CHICHESTEB’ ‘ PILLS ‘
‘ 'I‘llfi DIAMOND ”Mt.
I‘ll“! Ask you ”n t (up
0 lotion-tor“. Illa-on In“
I’lllo in It"! oml (hilt! metallic
born. ml“! Widl'fllttc Ribbon.
0 other. Buy or our
1». «u on .rnianrrsn's
”IA (IND "RAH" PILLS, for 80
firfis Rifl'ikdiu Bengt. tiniest. Aluayi lie.
3 l c.
flollb “PW?“ wli n.
Chlohutur (than Milo-H Pang".-
..._......,....,. -. . ..
Samuel Lynne, 65; and Dr. W. 1...
Wood. 70, are scheduled to play in the
handicap billiard tournament of the
Norwalk Club this evening. Frederick
A. Lockwood, 100, and Goold S. Hoyt.
70. are on the program for tomorrow
evening.
Word has been received of the sale
arrival of Miss Alice icon, at lllvl-
bourne. Flic. where she is the guest for
the winter of her sister. Mrs. E. Wal-
lace Harp. A few evening's ago Miss
Lyon enjoyed a soil on‘ tho lndiau
River in balmy weather.
Are you tired, logged out, nervous.
sleepless, iecl moan? Hollistcr's
Rocky Mountain 'i'esstrcngtliens your
nerves tiids digestion, brings re
ing sleep.
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
The next meeting of the Pine Lodge
Whilst. Club will be. held (in damn-try
29, with Mrs. Christian Swarm, in
I‘iavilnnd street. 'l‘ucsday the club
was entertained by Mrs. Sophia A.
Weed. the prizes being awarded to
Mrs. Robert S. Van lint-cu and Mrs.
Edwnrd Butts.
The Connecticut public library com~
mittco has sent. out copies or a pamph-
let containing a list 0! pictures, trained
and unframed, to boloancd to schools
and libraries. Secretary Hinc of the
state board of mint-titled has sent out.
copies of n school document. This
has a list of town school conunliices
boards of school visitors and boards
of education.
l'i‘onr generations of tho llurr fain—
ily wrre represented yesterday after-
noon ut the reception of Phoenix ido-
They included Charles
has been treasurer of
the company for thirty years: Edward
ll. llurr. his son. who has been an
active member of the company for
twinii y-scveuyours ; the lattcr's daugh‘
tor, Mrs. lda liurr‘dennings and Mrs.
.lcnnlngs‘ son. Eur] Burr Jennings.
. —DON'T USE POOR OIL. .
For use on sewing machines. bicy~
#1:.
cycles and all purposes requiring a fine 1
lubricant. the best in cheapestin the
and. Genuine Singer oil can only be
Molt for
the "Red 3.. . . 4|
Singer Sewing Machine Co, 16 So.
Main St.,~So. Norwnlk, Conn. ;i.. (i.
Booth, Selling, Ascot.
Evening and Hominy Papers delivered
to all parts or the city troop! charge._
it our. cabin. chocolates.
soc» 360'
.otou-Inb-oyoit,‘
Mousse
‘V ‘Io‘hloplooobuhial ‘
mount. ..,.J........‘1t)o
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o north
noun: or
, Maui-$10“) (‘i an s.
' literal-W350 ('nzits.
iresli- '
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. .
if, j . ‘ , 9 1,
BiiS till - up n
This store is satisfying more ncw‘customcrs than‘at any time
of our Clothing counts even more.
Plenty of wear yet this season for Overcoats and Suits. And
those who buy now will get a whole Winter’s newness out of
them next Season as well. And look at the saving!
Handsome Overcoats and Suits, the choicest styles we ever
had, and superior to any others offered in town, at sharp Red Tag
reductions: .
' ‘3438
$5.88
$6.88
$7.88
$9.88
$11.38
$14.88
$17.8}
$5.88
$6.88,
$7.88 tings) Sim...
$9.88
“‘1 $11.88
“toss
.‘ $16.88 $20.00 Suits.
$225.88 $35.(1)o-$4ti.txi Suits.
$8.503).m (oats. $”i.5rie$i‘i.ori Suits".
$01M Suits.
$15.m (knits, $i1oiiSuits,
$il'inxi4fi2titx) i'oats.
this”) Suits,
$22.00 i'nais, $lfi,tX‘l—$IH.U() Suits.
It
$.25“) i‘tiais,
$3ooo that s,
BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S Overcoats and Suits at Red Tag.
prices are splendid investments for parents of healthy boys. Sav- ”
logs are from $1 to $3 over regular prices, and all sizes are pro:
vided in the gathering of broken lines at Red Tag prices. (
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Norwalkors nwnko this
find a big cliangcvin the
warning of which was given by
Cold. cloudy atmosphere yesterday. At
8 o’clock this morning The ihcrmomc.
tor stood at S degrees above zero and
snow was tolling. This is consider-
able of a contrast from recent wonth-
or which was so warn that. grass grew
on sheltered spots.
morning to 1 Word wus rec ~ivcd littl'tmtxlily of the
weather. death of Miss Adele Harrison Baldwin.
the known as Mary Chauncey, or the
Mary Clap Wooster (mam 11A. it”.
of New Haven. She was to networked
address tonight at; tho Historicnl
House before the members 0 .;.Norvval_k
Chapter. D. A; R. Mrs. K .‘e Unison
Clark. of Brooklyn. will be’prcsonl and
make. the address. . -
The reputation that l have established ior‘glving the
”best grain, best service" has always been merited. That
I have accepted the agency for “Crockcr’s Flour (made
by Wnshburn-Crosby Co.) is good evidence that l have
secured the very best to be obtained. "Crockcr's best" ‘
is the best—it’s a perfect flour. “Milled of the choicest.
hnrd Spring wheat. by the latest and best. process, it ‘
makes the sweetest, lightest bread of any flour, and in this
I except not a single brand. it's wholesome and nourishing
in the highest degree. being largely composed of the ,
glutinous portions of the wheat. it’s a strong floor, two
nunrts oiit making three loaves of broad, so that it is
cheaper than other door at u lower price. Will you
try n? ' c
TVS”: any Oats Thais Clean.
2 MANUEL T. HATCH.
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LIBERAL but.) Ni TO
"“daySChQDITeachers
Wm. P. Beers
' ‘ Book and Stationery Stores.
49' Wall St. Norwalk. 6 80. Main sh. senior-wok.
w
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for. Argume.
1i yew“. mini-ii. acct-1: «or ,
,~‘ ,J‘u
for everything by check. It’s safe, practical and convenient.
For the no ill
in its history. It’s not only bec nose of price-savingn—the quality
THE Li 7; HT
1 THAT .
ldGHTSi:
\
is surely the one that in most ncccpt~
able for your purposes. ‘
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1 BOX BELL‘S TOOTH POWDER,
1 GUARANTEED TOOTH BRUSH.
FOR 25 cums.
This otter hi made to introduce Dr.
lloll‘n Tooth Powder. The ingredients
used in the tooth powder are of the
highest purity. it is absolutely free
from acid, grit or other injurious sub‘
stance. it is an alkaline and anti-
septic powder lor cleansing, DI‘OBEI‘Vv‘
No matter when you want it, where
you want it, or how you watit,li, :1.
Gas Light is the. "Light That Never
Fails."
WE PIPE HOUSES.
l8 YOURS PIPED?
7 FM"
_ Donovan Block.
t. if:
Stsrt‘on account in our Generalflanking"‘Dcpartmcnt and‘psy g.
ing and beautifying the teeth.
THE PRESCRI PTlON STORE.
iii iiiiiiii Pittman,
, TEL. ism-2.”...
1," mm DELIVER“ SERVICE.
Jaw- an- ‘, ’ . ., ‘
O-i
Coffee-the best at the price by
at least. a dime a pound.
‘Therc's a standing guarantee
that 11.313. 25c Mocha and Java
is the must ol' thcrottcc others
soil {or 36!: ll Wig“:
Tea Co, .
126 Washington 91.. an. Norwsih.
. Next Dar to Pootfliiice.» ..
Phone. 65 I. 3:. .g‘Froe Delivery.
ROLLER SKATES,
$1.00 AND $1.50.
COLLINS’ FRAMELETS.
25c EACH.
, BIG STOCK OF
. 3.0 CARDS.
!
i 25c 002.
I
A. BRIGGIERMAN'S
132 Washington St.
2 Agent for Crescent Laundry.
immediate interest to both landlord
and tenant. ‘ ‘
_A HOUSE TO RENT.
We can rent or louse ndvmitageous-
‘ly. We also will collect your rents
and give you prompt and satisfactory
attention in cure of your property.
Special attention given to real estate
whose owners liveinladjoinlngor dis-
tant, cities, ‘
John 13. .LoWrenc‘e,
» ‘ Agency... 1 ~
2 South Main' ‘Btl,
South Not-wounds“.
FRANK“?
, 7 VAN? ‘sdDY .>
‘ unusual-t
, ' 1 1 i ‘V._ons_rrrnso.
9 "Tilinsl‘t‘l non. copper] . I I
CONSOLIDATED
RAILWAY co.
READ one
‘ AND
SAVE MONEY
21lbs,8ugsr $1.00
Very Best Butter. per lb, . . .. . . .. 30c
Pure Lent Lard, per lb. . . . . .. . . . . 11c
Walter Baker’s Cocoa. cnn . .. . .. 19c
ii gals. Oil 50c
Potatoes, per bu. ’ . 75c
'
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' , listener-restroom to -
Extra Large Culitornla Prunes,
25::
Phone 223—3.
2 lbs.
22 Comp. AV.» East Nor-walk.
Fancy California Prunes, 3 lbs. .. 25c
A. Stu I
We».
. “Expats/them all. ~~. ' ~
DAVID w. in moon. 3
Funeral Director
and tmbé‘lmor. ‘ ’ i
1 l9 North Main St. South Nomnik.‘
Residence, 6 Washington “rest. it
Telephone It house, 1M2. 3
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We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
EF‘Gniiim.
r“ LIIHOI I—All
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~ORWALN
A‘Jack of nine;
in not what the poopio want when they
require good workmanship. My mm
In done right and when i u‘y A lob
is non, its done. .
ARTHUR I. sensoim.
numbing. Timing and mum Fitting
Monroe Ctr-st. Io. News":
2 .Fr a comfortable.
- ‘ Shave»
iti‘liissi’llizot '
can lie/enSilr.
outscored-
Attendance All Hours Day,
Harry H. gr
Trieste,
Vlalin‘ milieu
(Private pupil..8 ”m
Hartmann. New England ‘
of Music, Boston, Mm. -
close in South New
teacher. Special torn!
studying. Class llmlml
‘ptls’ recitals. Mandel,
at once. Add"! in ,
354 FAIREIELchlaEu I!
‘ BARGATNS
Cadillac;
IAut omobl-lflfi
Models A. s. r and maxim
price from $260 to zero; “
Cars and Runabouu.‘ Must b;
at once. . ’
i. i. Location
39 Wall Strut. hi
and
FRED'K H. GJNUNO.
Funeral Director andrflmbolnt
SOUTH Nonwncx. -‘
. Temporary Residence»
19 South Osborn Avc., ‘ 7%. ~
East Norwalk. ‘ Tel anncotlt)
LADY ATTENDANT.
.1--...__.,-...-,H_,,,,,._,_"N,_..w . .I L a
PLUMBING AND IT”!
HEATING.“ ‘ “ . .
nor WATER ammo.»
nor AIR sunrise.“ '
s'rovss AND RAMBO.“ 1 '
bERWIEdvflnm fitting, »
no Fixtures. Metal Gallium“
Have you can our stock or, '
RICHMOND RANGES? ‘- . :
run JONES. a: HOTCHKISI
COMPANY. . "
i1 WALL OTREET. HORN
ilniiii Line tail."
for freight Only ,1 .,
.1. and utter .Tuutlny. locum ‘ V
1906, Freight Propellers ,wlli ‘ tom
Pier 28, East River, New Yer (m.
of Dover street), over! on. V "
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Frolghtr‘ooolnd‘
at Norwnlk up to t p.13. film
Norwslk up to 5:80 p. In. " "j ‘ 5
NORWALK .TEAHIOAT
inning]. Omlth 3; G”.
“M
1 no.
THE New. _.
HOTEL VICT.
on: MINUTE rnou D
sunoezm PLAN:
. Our room: I special «attire. fin
and Electric Light- thmuqhnilt I!
on “corn hosted. ., ~
RATES REASONAI
‘Finoly. stocked cm in 60 , .
A full line of Ackor, Morrlll, W
on Co'- colcbrltcd Wines. Lichen
Cigars always on hand. “"' '
r i SULLIVAN, Proprlqtot
Telephone Gouda—4., .
. . than! c .
bump on equipped wltbs,‘
mow white. onepioco "any
raisin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped
now delightully convenient”.
be to have hot and cold mum
in your dresslnl clioui‘hell'i~
.ug spartment oi Int floor!
room? Its menace-would
the blunt degree of com ,
We will gladly quote your?!“ .
Numbers are «mallow '
chnuicl. honest md".rolllblt
HoraCo 1R. “3
rowan mm AND a»;
a
and {desirable spin-tribute
to: sources every x tiny; ’
number o: very dosirribli ,
sale, and can mouth: with
‘0’!“ . a;
Norwalk Chronicler