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, ~Buy your Rubbers and Butter
Boots at Dissolution Sale prices. at
lock & Price.
A meeting of Lincoln Council, 0. U.
A. M., was held last evening.
‘ —Amcrlcan Vitngrnph Co., tomorrow
routines and night. All the latest
Moving iclures and illustruded Songs.
Popular prices.
ilarry Jayne is very ill with tensil-
’ i’tis, :11. his home in Union street.
-——Choice Turkeys. 22:1. lb. .i'inyes‘.
1 Attorney William 0. Clark has renl»~
, ed a house at 12 Lowndes nvenue, this
city, and is moving from Rownyton.
The oliicers of Knbnosn Encamp-
inent. I, 0. 0. i1‘., of Norwaik, will be
publicly installed next Thursday eve-
nlllt _
w’l‘hie season‘s late styles innll de-
paramount: 1.tunhc~ard-of prices. Sclv
lock & Price.
An informal reception will be given
by the students of Merrill College to
their friends. in Red Men’s liall, next
Friday evening.
——It will pay you to draw onyyour
bank account. Selleck & Price.
The bond of Henry Northrup, ar-
rested yesterday and charged with
drunkenness, wns forfeited this morn-
ing in the town court.
~Dr, Dick's Medicine cures grip.
Emory .l. Lrhotsky & Son's credit-
ors have appointed Attorney William
0. Clark trustee of thepropcrty and a
majority of tile creditors have signed
the agreement. .
~—lt will pay you to draw on your
bank account. Selleck & Price.
The suit. of Morris Epstein against
Mrs. Nevills. which was 11) have been
il'lrti this morning before Justice of
the Peace William 0. Clark, has been-
contlnued until hunt, week. .
Are you tired, logged out nervous
sleepless, feel mean}: Hollisyt' 8
Rocky Mountth Tea. strengihons our
nelves aids digestion, brings r-eiresb
ing sleep. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Plaistcd's 131 11g Store.
A young man named ’Cuneo, from
South Norwalk. was arrested on board
a train from New York to South Nor-
walk, at Stamford. Wednesday even~
lug, charged. with using a relative's
commutation ticket. The arrest was
made by Traveling Conductor Robert
' Russell. who confiscated the ticket.
Cuneo was fined $5.111 the Stamford
City Court, 'l‘ll'lirSday. ‘ ‘
Mary—Dark circles under the eyes
indicate a sluggish circulation or tor-
pid liver and kidneys. Exercise daily
and take iiolllsters Rocky Mountain
Tea. "l‘will do you good. 35 cents.
5 Ten 01' Tablets. Plaistcd's Drug
Store.
The dis-put: d West 11111.1 Pastime bas-
ketball game, played last Monday
night at the :11'11101'y. is still 11 con-
siderable topic of conversation among
the, followers of the. amateur teams.
The Pasihnes won the game 16 to ill.
‘1 but the West Ends protested on the
ground that the game‘wns not played
. to its proper length. The halves were
1.‘of'flfteon minules‘ duration. One- or
the West End players stated today
‘5‘ that word had been received from the
secretary of the A. A. it, under whose
, rules the Amateur League games here
the played, that the first half under
' the rules shall be of twenty minutes‘
duration, and the second fifteen min-
‘ utes. ' 2,, . Asylum
——Pork Chops, lie "1.; loin of Pork
. to roast, ,14c lb. liaycs' Mkt.
1 —-—Buy- your Rubbers and Rubber
Boots at Dissolution Snlc prices. Scl-
leck & Price.
0119 need not turn to novels to be
thrilled. He has only to read the
‘ story of the arious additions to the
territory or the United States to ren-
d lilo that “truth is stranger than fic-
tion.” The acquisition of Florida,
‘5 New Mextoo . Texas the vast region
included in the Louisiana purchase.
Eli.“ Sandwiches Islands, the Philip-
pines, add Porto Rico, all. have add-
“mantle: ‘nnd tragic incidents that stir
6 hi in the reading and now and
than mails us flush with pride and now
M581 their bring it blush. The story of
m5 Innisiana pure use, with its sup
9 tab ‘sd'venture which
its t the hardy frontielsman Lo-
iark is full of interest The
51who will really study this
8 _ or national history will find
1' and Ihrii that the average,
seek: in the stories of the‘
adv nturo. with the addi-
. ithis htory Is
‘ notion in Norwalk‘
period in our
l l and the sold
hood of Rrovidenoe traced
that lead the thoughtful]
to conclude that the Jews
a only chosen people.
wwwh
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WHORATION
1 hard for
ye.
ed to American history a multitude oi:
Taylor a. Golden.-
PASTIME-WEI‘T END CONTEST.
Norwaik, Jan. 19, 19117.
Mr. Editor; , .
Dear Sir: in reply to the “hot. all
merchants? the Pastime iispketbali
11111111. we still say the Pastimes delay
ed the sterling of the game. last Mow
day night. and anyone who attended
11111 game knows it. They admit they
hit iheiloor no one of their plnyi-rs
could clmnge‘ his shoe. which was
broken. We. Were. given to under-
stand alter the game that the cause
was a torn jersey, which had to be
replaced. One of their players did not
arrive. at the Armory until after 8
o'clock, As to rough house playing.
that is the only game the Pastimes
ever could play, as was shown in one
of their games IllSL year with the Nut-
mogs, when one of their players made
I'one of the most disgraceful scenes
ever witnessed on the Armory floor
and had to be patent of the game for
trying to make a “prize fight“ out of
a. basketball game. We know it is
a team to come out of u
“chickcn coop“ and play clean basket-
ball ou 11 large liner like the Armory.
We also see it is very hard for the
Pastimes to it” the truth or their
memory is short. We art: 1': .ttiy in
play Illt‘ Faustino-s at llaskulnll (11:11.
(it “hot air.“ which they make ll. spee-
lnlty oil, as we have got in be shown.
Hoping this will end their “hot air"
111111111 and they will do their playing on
the door null not in the llt‘u'spupers.
Thanking you again for space in your
valuable paper. we remain in the
il11i1:,l1
in clean spelt
,‘1’lill‘ WI ‘S’i‘ ii‘Nil ll. ll 1‘ ‘AM.
THE FEBRUARY METROPOLITAN.
The February number of The Metro
poliinn is the strongest and most on-
tertaining any magazine has put forth
In many months. Powerful, absorbing
articles and the very best fiction and'
verse make it almost a necessity to
all who like ‘good and timely reading.
The Scars of War, by John D. Wells,
is a sympathetic account of the battle-
fields of Northern Virginia as they are
today compared with their condition
fo1 i1 five years and War time sketch-
es and photographs are placed side by
side, with pictures of the some locali-
ties 1ecently mudo.
With Secretary Root in Brazil, by
Rec Bennett, who was secretary to
one of the delegates of the Pan- Am-
111101111 Conference Is on article of ill-
torest to every thinking American,
showing as 5it does the powerful trend
of civilization and conllnclco toward
the Monster. The article In of inter-
national importance nud is iliusi'uted
with the heat pictures ever brought
from South America.
The War of the Sexes, by James
lluueker. is 11 carciulpnper on the
Eternal Duel It is of interest to both
sexes. 0f the fiction in the February
unlubcr muy be mentioned Cup‘en 1.11.
nyaxs Gun, by Arthur Morrison: The
Wrong Lee For,eclosurc one of the.
best stories Charles Frederick Holder:
has written; The. Knight Errantry of
Schuyler. by H. C. Rowlnnd; lillnker
Bill‘s Dog, by Arthur Stringer: A Four
Footed Faith and 11 Two.“ by Eleanor
H. Porter; The Fulfillment of Prophe-
cy, by Cecil C. Pangman; A Miracle
in Montmurtre, by Leonard Merrick,
and About Marthy's Bunco Sieerer. by
Coffyn Moody. Curtis Hidden Page.
Francis Charles McDonald, Witter
Bynnor and Marjory I... C. Pickthali
contritutes verse; The World at Large
condenses and Illusirnies‘the news of
the (11111-11111 month, and The Drama of
the Month thoroughly reviews the pro-
gress oi‘ the dramatic season.
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE FOR
FEBRUARY. ‘
The new number of The. American
Magazine-Abe February number—is
easily the. best one issued so iarby the
new editors. it is full of snap. Miss
Turbcil's Lincoln article is undoubted-
ly one of the, great stories of the
your. Joseph Daskam Bitcon be-
gins hci new se1ics,"Wc And 0111'
Servants." The first article con
iuins enough vital opinion and lively
satire to keep the average family dis—
cussing the servant. problem for :1
month. Frederic C. Howe reveals some,
astonishing facts about “(iruit in lime
land." Dr. leopard Keene Hirsh-
bery tells the» truth about "Cancer. the
Unconquered Plague." W. G. Fitz‘
gerald reports the discovery in South
Africa. of :1 diamond three times big-
ger than any ever before found—a diu-
PANAMA CANAL—ERIE CANAL.
Machinery is digging the Panama
Canal :1 thousand times quicker than
the shovel dug the Erie.
Machinery produces the L. & M.
Point at 50 times less cost for labor,
than It made by hand.
The L & M. gives the best'job in the
world because D fl: ,M. Zinc burdens
'l‘he5 L. & M. Zinc burdens the In. (in
M. Paint wear like iron for 10 to 15
am
it only requires 4 gallons of this cel-
ebrated paint and 3 gallons of Linseed
Oil at 60 cts.pe1 gallon to paint :1
moderate Sized house.
if any defect exists in L. d: M. Point,
will repaint house for nothing.
Sold by Chas E Dow. South Norv
wolk; i-iubbell d: spies Hardware
Ce.,Norw1lkW S. (iuyer d: 8011.
Wehtport; Nortbrup Bros. Southport.
Saturday Sale
Sheet Muslc
100 A COPY.
When the [flowers Bloom in Spring-
time Molly Darling, Brass Buttons,
(march), 0n the Beach Beneath the
Moon, 1.An11ui'Wsndn, Boos cam
Forever ldnilo, Meet Me Ewes Kath-
lean Without A Wedding Ring.
COLEMAN’S
am 07011:. 1
to North Main nous-,1. soon: Not-walk.
Aunt for A.
MIMI“
1 .
Mum Donnell”
of our Clothing counts even more.
14 South Main Str. 585
reductions: ‘
$8. 50439011 ( :1 its $5.88
$1) (1:) $11100 5811.11». $6.88
$12.:11‘1$13.511 (5. 1.11:4. $7.88
$15.00 (fonts. $9.88
$lfi-.tv1-$211.nn (fouls. $11.88
$22.00 (fonts. 5 5 5 $14.88
$25,011 (511111.11, $16.88
$30,111) ('onis. $22.88
GEN mE Tan: 11le
11.113111 Bogs Birthing
This store is satisfying more new customers than stony time
in its history. It’ aunt only bec nose of price~saving——thc quality
\
.
Plenty of wear yet this season for Overcoats and Suits. A-nd
those who buy now will get a whole Winter' 3 newness out of
them next season as‘well. And look at the saving! ,
Handsome Overcoats and Suits, the 5choiccst styles we ever
had, and superior to any others offered in town, at sharp Red Tag
$‘1.5:1A$8.<1.1 511519, $4.88
billion Stills. $5.88
$111.11” Suits. $6.83
$13.:x1811its, ' $7.88
$15,110 Suits. $9.88
$181.0:r818m Suits. $11.88
$21).(x1l5~'111iis. _ $14.88
$25.:v11$_1‘<.oo Suits, $17,858
BOYS‘ and CHILDREN'S Overcoats and Suits5atn5ed Tég
prices are spl5endid investments i or parents of healthy boys. Sov-
ings are from $15 to $3 over regular prices. and all sizes are pro-
vided [in the gathering of broken lines at Red Tag prices. '
mond bigger 5111.15.15 55.155113331111155 5
i:..i1uoli1~— a talk which critics shrede
ly suspect. is from the pen of P. 1’.
Dunne the creator 01’ “Mr. Dooley," ul-
though it is unsigned
Fiction in The American Magazine
is growing better. 3 This month the
storytellers are 0. Henry. Cyrus Town-
send Brady, Porter Emerson Browne,
Francis Wilson, Jesse Andeison Chase,
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try It?
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49 Wall St. Norwalk.
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interpreter " this month talks aboutmxflgkk I towlls and M”: L "5
The inside front edges of evening
wraps are receiving considerable no
toution this season; god the linings
of. handsome ilbbon,51-’crsiun cmbrold
cry
bands or loose semis of printed
(hil‘fon grcntly heighten the beauty of
.the costs.
. The reputation that. l have established for plying“ the,
“best grain, best service" has always boom
I have accepted the agency for "Crackers:
by Washburn-Crosby Co.) is good evidence that i have
Secured thdmry best to be. obtained.
is the best—it's o. perfect, flour.
hard Spring wheat, by the latest and best
makes the sweetest,llgl1tcst bread of any floor. and in- this
chccpt. not 1‘1 single brand. it's wholesome and nourishing
in the highest degree, being largely
glutinous portions of the wheat.
quarts of it making three loaves of bread;
cheaper than other flour at :1 lower price.
luv" ‘3’ Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT T.
SundaySchooITeach rs
Wm. P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores.
rugs
your“! (rod ‘
“Crocker's best"
Milled of the choicest
process, it .
composed of 5 the
It's 11 strong»flflour,-'t.1vo
So tluttdt is
Will you
A. ..
is 80. Main St. So. Norwich.
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Start an alumni“ in our General 5:nukin Department and a
E P Y
o Chance
for everything by check. It’ is safe, prd5ctieai and con3e'nient.
The 11111 Norralk gust Go
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lug pressure. nus twinned, following
1’ Bedlam, those who have recently on-
tered Into the relations of 3 new life
"1.0161313"
Saturday
Candy
290 lb.
High quality and low price do not
generally lock arms, but LIGGETT'B
SATURDAY CANDY is the exception.
You find them solidly linked together
in every pound.
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THE Pnescmrnon stone.
TEL. 15—4.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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TODAY lN‘ WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:11) :1. 111.——Tl1e
course of prices in stocks in the; open
lug dealings followed the London led
in :1 lower level.
iy fructi011ai,1b11t these extended to
11 point, in most of the speculative fa-
vorites and there were wide breaks
in special stocks. There were sales of
2, 500 shows of Canadian acific at 166
and 184%, compared will“I 188 late
night. Anaconda tellfiifi lnneapolls
St: Paul and Suult Ste Marie 3, and
Great Northern pfd. 2%.: St. Paul
rose 31. Rock Island a small fraction.
These were ,the only exceptions to
the declining tendency There were
the only exceptions to the declining
tendency. 'I‘her wrc vidences of sup-
porting ordrs in themnrket after the
opening and prices rallied.
WALL STREET, ii a. m~—Support-
lug orders utter tl15e1 initial dip caused
a full recovery in most cases and
lifted a number of the leaders well
over yesterday's clos‘ng. St. Paul
rose 1% and Northern Pacific. and
Amalgamated Copporpl. The rapl~
dlly ol‘ the. line Induced generous pro
fit taking again and some of the he
writes fell back to where they began.
Quito 11 number of qum stocks also
displayed considelublo weakness. An-
elite: inlly occurlex‘l bctmc 1i o'clock.
but some. siorks were vny feveiisll.
Rendlng was down 11},- and Union P11.-
oiiic 11 point.
WALL STREET. Close.-'l‘llc unr-
kit closed verv feverish and active.
but stlong at the rallies. Severe ‘11: II»
the appeatanee of the favorable bank
statement Reading. Union Pacific
Southern Pacific and St. Paul \V( ere
the special targets for the selling. Sup-
porting ordcis again mill: d the 11111 kc
towards tilt close.
MEETINGS NEXT .w EEK.
Norwalk Methodist Evsngeliotic Work
1 a .5ug I».
Anothcl large an oxide assembled
at the \iorwnlk MC omelet Church, lost
5 night, to hear ins-31.3.3 the clan
[toilet The melting was opened by
prayer by Rev. i1‘. 1'). Tumor. Miss
Lord read for her Sellptnre lesson 11.
p.11't of tile seventh chapter @ Mut-
lllcw. nod as bus been her custom.
gave. some very convincing comments
' (1011111111 ing the solid foundation to the
llock of Ayn-51.111111 the drilling sand
to on Ill-open: life Rev. \V. W. i.‘
odist Cinnch, led in prayer. and the
chorus, whose services have been so
highly nppicoiuted. led in singing
liidc Thou Me.
Miss Lord took for her tcxt‘ “And 11
mon shall be. as 5s. hiding place item
the. wind and a covert from the temp-
est"-—~.isaiah 32-. ". stating that the pro-
phci saw in the distance the God man.
Jesus Gill-.Ist coming to hide men
from the stormy indignation of God
'5 We cannot take care of ourselves. Men
try to get away from an accused and
guilty conscience;. try to get aan‘
irom themselves. but your sins will
Always ilnd you out. The Rock of
Ages is the. only sate hiding place.
Miss Lord said we. would need a slici-
tor—a rtiugc, at the time of death.
, Mon could dodge. the miliister: could
dodge the evangelist but could not
dodge dewath We will have to pass
through the valley or death and meet
the wrath oi an offended God alone
unless we make Jesus Christ our rc-
fuse—the only refuge God has made;
The speaker gave a. vivid descrip-
tion of the last great day when the
Judge of the quick and dead should
summon all nations before His pres-
cnce. of those who had made Jesus
Christ their refuge ton stand won his
fight hand and enter into the joys of
:.n eternal] life and those Who refuse
to stand on his left,' and be driven
away into the storms of everlasting
.dcstruction. closing with an earnest
£101an for all to my. Jesus Christ
their refuge lest thelkgis‘ci of death
should summon them to the bar of God
without hope
A large delegation 11181153121311: from
the South Norwolk Methodist Church,
and took part in inexperience, meet-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Torrey bung Profit.
Me Nothing.
j Mr. Torrey announced; :that the
mesons. on Sunddy would he cyan:
gelistlc throughout the day. At the
9130,0'clock service, led by Frederick
will receive a cordial waterline. and
the service will be helpful and in-
5.38388
comm It n be
filled. till ii onions spirit
experience. ‘ .
will oontimw next Week
55|'I
Declines were n1:1sl-,'
lluucnn, ot‘ the South Net-walk Milli .
The Ep worth League meeting ‘
o’clock. led by Miss Margaret ,
Roberts. will also be evangelistic in '
oped that. it: 3 room ‘
ednssdoy, Thursday-11nd
watch
IN
.IIMonday’s Issue
JQseioff’s
72 No. Main St. ' Bo. Norwaik.
Our 3.51.1
VHIW Wk:
(Private pop". ,8
Hartman!» NW
of Music, Boston.
close In lentil N,
teacher. appoint um
studying. Clan limited.
plis' recitals. Mandolin
at once. Metro:
364 FAIIFIELD A5 I»
6550. N
W3 Have Just
received another shipment. of Quer-
tercd Oak Sideboards, ibcc’iulesi. do
also and finest quality. Also a lot
of iron Couches, fitted with the best
cotton pads and pillows which we
after from 88. 76 up.
We also received a lot of Art
Squares, containing Brussels, Brunei-I
lets. Axministers and Velvets, fromI
$10 up. We have u lot of ironing
Tables at $1.16 and Clothes Horses
from 55:: up. 5
.111. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
3 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 875—2.
READ THIS
AND
SAVE MONEY
21 lbs. Sugar $1.00
Very Best Butter, per lb. . .. . . . .. 300
Pure Leaf Lard, per lb. . . . . .. . .. . 110
Walter Baker's Cocoa, can . .
6 sale. Oil
Potatoes, per bu. ................
Very Best Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. .1
Very Best Soda. Crackers, 3 lbs . .
Fancy California Prunes. 3 lbs. . .
Extrab sLargc California Prunes,
8. I'll-onoooooouooolco-Ilo
A. $tu|55I
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ava.. East Norvulk.
50c
75c
25c
25c
25c
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Funeral Director 4
and Embalmar. 1
19 North Main 81.80am Nonmlk.I
Residence, 6 Washington Street. 1
Telephone at house. 134-2. .. i
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A Jack of ailzi'iltddes
Is not what the pants want when they
require good workmanship. My work
Is done right Ind whoni spy A [08
I. tom. Its donO.
AR HUR E. lENEDlC‘i.
numbing. inning and “33m rum.
6 Monroe ”root. Io. Now-1k
For a comfortable
Shave
190 ‘
“ills” 11111, t “
Models A. s. r and in
price from 825.9 to 3650. ,
Cars and Runsbouts. mm
at once.
I I. IIIIIKWIIIIIIl: H
39 Wall Street.
’Attendsnce All Hours Day on
FRED'K H. ammo
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
SOUTH NORWALK.
Temporary Residcnce— 1
19 South Osbom Ave..
East Norwalk. 1 Teleconeotle,
LADY ATTENDANT, .
515'"
PLUMBING AND 311515131,
HEATING "M”
nor WATER rim-Ame.
HOT AIR assume '5
1
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on and Guam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Maul Collin]: Q”.
Have you seen our stock a
RICHMOND RANGES
r111: JONES & 1101‘ch
COMPANY, ~. ‘
NOIWALM.
II WALL sTaEET.
for freight Only
on and After Tuesday. nanny“
1906 Freight Propellers will in“!
Pier 28 East River. New 11m, (loo .
of Dover street). ovary qsywtudm "
Sunday). at 4 11.111. Freight. melted
st Norwnik up to d p. in.‘ [ill “I!
Not-walk up to 5: 30 p.111. 1
souwnu sTnAmoAi' co.
Armin. J. ”with 3. Q5. W
I not“ “twin _
THE NEW. 8
1191. 1.21.33.19.13
EUROPEAN FLA
.va mom- a special
3nd Electric Light: ch
mt room hosted. '
41111on stocked cm In '
A full line of Ackir, M fill
an Co’s celebrated Win
man. no oouippod Will: minds
snow white, onepieco "8W" PI! 5
eagle Enameled Lantern 1 ”
ave you ever stopped on «is:
how delighfully convenient , .‘a
be to have hot and cold would]
in your dressing climate
in; apartment 0: Int noon,
room? its presence would. .
the mom degree.“ some ’
We will gladly quote you
pi labors strictly
ch ice. lion t 3nd
mats are Advancin‘ioil 5 5 "
and desirable apartments or W
in; scorcer every day. ‘1'-
uumbor of very desire ”‘
sills and cell mini ‘
Norwalk Chronicler