D
some: losing the amus-
"1* tsussioyosemmmpm asa-
‘ I W
”sols! Communications!
, mm snuary ash.
. I” 11” o’olsslt p. in. work, F.
Ail Nasser ”sauna oer-
BIRT M. VIII-032‘”. Osc'y.
, NQT, WILL I! OTHERWIII.
- (Msonls Sentinel)
Th: mauled weapon bill has at
appeared in legal form for adop-
by the general assembly. It could
ll be otherwise The Connecti
out wspapers demanded such sI bill,
in 'eourtssdvooated it. the state no
can.» on rscord insfsvor of it, and
,90 JAM! required it. it is sup-
» Outlook has reached the 0011
Milan that. while We treat the Japan
B . we’d better not be loan:
' admit them to citizenship. 01
, .000 persons In Hawaii at the
19th taking. 61,000 were per-
sensuous Japan. “Naturalization
millilmrary. “It would proba-
, Lo them the balance or power
,, mother communities. Our na-
‘ flaw ll-belng lies rather in a to
than an extension of the suf-
, We may be well willing to ad-
”ii (as. share in our national lndus
my men whom we are not yet
‘ 6d to invite to participate in the
willticfl Control 01 our nation."
, Hs'nliusuLs‘or A MAN.
Mon to the industrial Lsagus Te-
‘ Morrow Night at First M. E.
I. " , Church.
cons, First Methodist Church to
oclfiraw evening the pastor, The Rev
, _ ._T.- Duncan. will preach A son
, with particular rcference to the
Christian Industrial League The Lesv
the will attend in a body and the new
moors elected last night will be in-
WWI The topic of the sermon will
"The Measure of a Man.” At the
class of the semen Harry Pepper will
:_ was to have been sung last Sun
m It. The other musical num-
Min be"Come Holy Spirit"iloland
snd“0 Thou Aliicted and Tossed with
mmmlt"~by Dudley Buck. The
civilisgieet at the Sunday School
1. 0 morning service the Pastor
‘il, preteen by request on ‘The Second
Gaining of Christ " Special refer
,2 ands will be made to the teaclrln
Promllennlal books. such as
‘ ‘rna Fish of the Ages Etc, which
its found en so many homes of the
community
TON OOMItaA'NDERY
of
e
Inspec-
nhuhl vent Presldsd Over by The-
: W. Morgan, of Hartford.
nlipector. Thomas W. Morgan
'7' out came to Norwaik last
' 11 made the annual inspection
work of Clinton Commandery.
Wevidentiy pleased. There was
' I urnout of the members of the
- vary for this event.
temple degree was conferred on
. .- Ilowndcs.
"the conclusion of the work, re-
bnts were served
ll. STOVE WAC ON FIRE.
gilt fire occurred last evening
apartments of Mrs. Charles M.
33 Washington street. Au
9 had exploded and for a time
alas considerable danger that the
wants might take fire William
‘ however. seized the biasing
threw it through a window
street. Fortunately no dama-
one. ,
...-ii.
.
,TTER THAN sPANKincm
“ 115 does not cure children of
Ii There is a constitutional
" this trouble. Mrs. M. Sun»
WW, Notrc Dame, lnd., will
‘ 0 any mother her successful
intent, with full instructions.
. money. but write her today if
"I“ drop trouble you in this way.
" e the child. the chances are
Blp It. This treatment also
and aged people troubled
llcultles by day or night.
Olil m
horns by facts, hsum and common . .
nose migrants lastly. humanely. and -
,a would. give the Japanese political con-
sing? "The Holy City” by request. This '
Oinsswsro tsltes on a higher polish
if wiped out of‘ clean ands without rin-
Hows TREAT”
ONI WIDK IEOINNINO
MONDAY, JANUARY 23.
MATINIII WEDNESDAY AND OAT.
: UNDAY. I
THE OOCOROVI ATOCK COMPANY
in tbs last a! Dramatic Plays and Po-
lib Vaudeville.
v WIRTOIRE:
Nig hts ‘
Monday-4h. ls'ila.
Tu Ioldlsr's Dwasthaart.
Wednesday—Thelma.
Thursday—A Woman's Struggle.
Friday—Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Batuniay—Amsrican Gentleman.
Matinsss
Wednesday-Dora Thoma.
Dnturday~Nslils, the New Girl.
POPULAR PRICES:
Evsnings 100, 20s and 80s
Nations 10° and. .2001”
LADIES' TICKET.
Monday Night Only.
Tickets Limited to 000.
. Ladies presenting this Coupon
. and 15 cents at the usual place be-
. tween now and Monday at 6 p. m. .
. will receive a 30-cent reserved .
. seat ticket Dont' delay. Get .
them now.
_ OUT THIO OUT.
assas-
assess-
a
s s
s
o
...-- sn..lso‘sosa¢saa
Hours THEATRE
, SATURDAY. JAN. 20,
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
AMERICAN VITAORAPH CO.
Nsw and Up-to-Date Pictures and II-
lustratsd Songs.
PRICES:
Matinee, 10 and 20 cents.
Evening, 10, 20, 30 casts. .
‘aasassssss
liolluuuullaliuu
la the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
week comprise: .
ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEEK:
Thursday lvenlng—Joieph Mo-
Manon in popular songs.
Saturday Afternoon and Evening—
Dlg stellar attraction of the season,
Roy and Harry Vivian, tbs boy won-
ders. Don't miss seeing these cala-
hrated artists.
MUOIC EACH 1AFTERNOON FROM
the .
NACI-I a VOUNGB.
. Managers.
W
sesam- BALL,
NORWALK ARNORY.
EVER Y MDNDI Y NIGHT
The local Company 1“ team is play.
ing the best Fives in the country. and
keeping Norwaik in the front rank of
the game. The best team that ever
represented this town can be, seen any
Monday night at the Amory.
NEXT GAME.
MONDAY EVENING, JAN 28.
MIDDLETOWN vs. CO. F.
There Will be No Preliminary Dams.
DANCING FROM 8 O’CLOCK TO 9,
AND FROM 10 T0 12.
Game Begins at 9 O’clock.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
Pastime lllhleliu
Club
RANDALL’D HALL,
CAST NORWALK.
Gymnasium. Shower Baths, CYMRll-~
tie Classes. Basket Ball Reading
Room.
Duas 00.00 a year, payabls in ad
vanes. ,
BEOON D
continuum cousin
, Managsmsnt oi
lire. Lillian Sherwood Iiswkirk
. memoirs HALL,- NORWALK,
Wunnv 16,1001. ’
Amara: ,
mull“ LirnsuA‘tss, 'eslia.
oA , nears, viola. -
JULIAN mamas w
psnist.
: Church tomorrow.
' MEN'S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB
In
’ OUDH 011. second ‘
Aucs tyAuIsn alto-as, assonu) ft"
i Absolutely Poser 1",:
mm W (and.
Immortal-tarmac.
...... hdlefhaflngpowdethsnscan
clinch-s scld-lsdsnphosphstsosshmpowdsss.
REV.
PNEACH.
Distinguiahsd Preachsr Will spend
Sunday With South Nor-walk
Congregational Church. :
Tomorrow demo or the south
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be cocupled by the Ben. Frederick
. Lynch. the wellsknown poster of the
Pilgrim Congregational Church. 61'
New York City. Mr Lynch attracted
much attention upon the occasion of
Dnllacfarlsnd’s installation. at which
he preached a remarkable sermon He
will preach at the morning service and
will address The Jenhln'u Club at
noon. in the evening he will deliver
a special address to the young people
of the congregation. He is especially
popular with young people. He and
Mrs. Lynch are guests at\the Congre-
gational parsonage.
Mr. Lynch is an author or several
religions books and although a young
man is one of the leading preachers'
of New York. He is one of the di-
rectors of the work of the Lake slo-
hank Peace conference.
Dr Macfarland has gens to New
York to occupy the pulpit of Pilgrim
The Nerve ‘»of the Missions was the
subject assigned for discussion last
Sunday. the introductory address be-
ing given by Mr Blanchard. Tomorrow
Frank D. Layton introduces the sub-
Ject John Ruskin. All men are cord~
ially invited to be present and take
part in the discussion that always lob
lows the proinclpal address. The sea
alons of the club are held every Sun-
day noon in the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church and end promptly at
1 o'clock.
"I had tried everything for my baby.
until Dr. Lyle recommended Cassa-
swsst. I can truthfully any is is the
best medicine 1 ever used for babies."
~Nannie L. Taylor. Redford. Vs.
CasesswsstI is sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phsr:
FREDERICK LYNCH TO
REV. DR. POCOON TO PNIACH.
Tomorrow will he a rest day at
'the South Norwalk 'Bsp t Church.
The preacher will be the Rev. Ii. H.
Pogaon. D.D.. of hit. Vernon N. Y.
who is secretary of the Baptist Minis-
tern' Home. Dr. P Is well
known in The Norw and many
,who during the year do not attend the
services at the South Norwalh Bap-
tist Church. always come to hear him
when his annual visits come around.
Without any question. Dr. Pogson is
one of the most forceful and eloquent
preachers. On Sunday evening. he
will preach on Paul's Shipwreck. one
of the most channlng sermons with a
most fascinating style of presentation
The Bible school at the noon hour
with all departments in full swing.
B. Y. P. U. std o‘clock with lites Olm-
atsadns leader. The evening ser-
vice will be one of the most attractive
of the winter with the usual song sar-
cho of favorite hymns and full Iii-l“ ‘ r i
nounoelnent concerning the evening
services during February, which are
to be of an unusual character. The
invitation ls hearty for all who will all
tend the services of the day.
ENGLISH CHAMPmN DEATIN. ‘
BIRMINGHAK. Als.. .lan. ails—“Par-
me " Burns defea {a as Parr. the
Eu lish Champion erg t night in
one of the fastest wrestling matches
ever seen in this city. A challenge
to the winner was made by Frank A.
Catch. the American champion. and
Burns announced that he had accepted
the match to be held in Birmingham.
onsarlsso;‘i.sfisns.
The following letters remain uncsll
ed for at the following post-omens for
the current week.
South Norwalk—iioward S. Cal-pen
tar. Miss Chllds, dressmaker: William
Dalton. lruella Hopkins, Mi'v Sarah
.1. Hoyt. Miss Lucy Jones. Film Ko~
vacs. 23 Knapp street; Frank Magoo.
Fred Ranger. Harry Read (ill. Henry
Ritter. M. Bulge Selina. lira. N. K
Tammi-.11". J. N. WhitneyJil. H Mil-
ler. care Mrs. Eleanor Rddrlcks.
many.
10. E. Crows. P. M.
.1
PURELY MUTUAL.
. ASSETS.
mus upon Real Estate.
.ilrst ii on .......... .. .824.051,.132 50
Bonds. at cost .......... 25 370.602. 06
Stocks, at cost. 829..07026
loans upon Stocks and
Bonds ........... . . . . 1,280,000.00
Loans upon Policies of
this Company . ....... 1,397,415.00
Premium notes on Poli-
cies in force . . . . 415,607.40
1,916,236.00 i
7,217,066.70
1 $30,292.32
Home Chico property
Other Real Estate ........
Cash In Banks ......
State of N. Y. Comptrol-
lhe Connecticut Mutual lilo institute" Connery
, HARTFORD CONN.,
JOHN M. TA'V LON. President.
Condition January 1. 1007:
ler's Certificates . . 12,335.20
interest due and ac-
crued................ 942,803.06
Rents due and accrued .. 14,742.65
Market value of Stocks
and Bonds over cost.101,871.59
Net uncollect'sd and de-
ferred premiums - 392,098.32
066. 438. 038.65
Less Agents' credit bal-
ance .......... .. 81.07
Total Assets .‘060, 427, 957. 60
Rsom 207. 22 Falrileid Avenue.
Number of Policies in Force on paldior basis, 72.000, insuring $171,701,150.
SINCE ORGANIZATION:
Received lfrom policy-holders .....
Paid to policy-holders
Excess returned over amount mslvsd .. ........
LEON J. BARRETT. General Agent.
Buy at These Prices
And You W111 Buy Right
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust. pkg“ .... ..... . . . ...... 10c
Blue Label or GU11! Rock Catsup, bottle .' ......... . . . . . . .2oc
lcsnsGoodchctCorn....... ..... ....... .......ssc
’ Regular 15c Calida and Crackers, cut to . ........... 1254c lb.
National Biscuit Co.’ s Tue package Goods . ...... . ..... .l. . 9a
A National Biscuit Co.’ s so package Goods . _. ....... . . . . . . . . 4c ‘
SUGARI . , SUGAR! SUGAR! ‘ ,
sit... for use. ‘ 101110.101“ Soc. ‘ so 1' s. for $1.00.
Sec yesterday's paper for big 81an Offers.
ANNUAL DIVIDENOO.
ulsgqus 4
Amount required re- .
insure all outstanding
Policies. net. Conn
pany's standard. high-
er than that required
by any state ...050, 552, 721 00
Liability on accdun‘ttof
lapsed Policies
l
'nDtI
surrendered ......... 102,270.00
Policy Claims in process
of Adjustment ........ 345,020.05
Premiums paid in ad-
, vancc .......... 30.170.80
Dividends cleaned and
left with the Com- ,
pany at interest 1,504,287.38
Real Estate contingent
depreciation account .. _ 200,000.00
Unenrned interest . 37,701.88
Big
O“ WINDOW DIIPLAYI.
WOMEN'S LONG BLACK COATS.
blade of as. quality English Kersey
selling at 010. 60.
Cats Price, 00.00.
OI! PMOI LID? IN 0708!.
HUNDHIDI OF .10 BARGAIN. NOT ADVERTIO'ID.
lined throughout with satin, mohair
braid trimmed. in many stores it's now
'1'
Bar gains TDDAYfl and TONIGHT
I THROW!” WE ALL OUR POWER AND UflND IVINY LIOITIMATI RIWUROI. TODAY'II AND
TONIOHT'I IARDAIN ARRAY WILL DITTLI WITH INOONTIDTAILI PROOF OUR OLAIN TO PNIB INI-
NINOI IN THI MATTII OF OIOPOIINO DI
Absolutely Honest Merchandise.
WE WILL NOT HOLD OVEN ANYTHING FOR NEXT OIAOON- IVIRY GINOLI BANT'CLIB NUDT
DO. WE WILL DWI” THI FOORIB OLIAN. NO IXPIRININ'I'INO.
Prices and PRICES ALONE Talk. .. "
A. A OONQIDUINOI THE PUILIO CAN ONAP UP WONDERFULIANOAINO TODAY AND TONIDHT.
!
r
100 Dozen Full Bleached Bed Russian Crash. all uses it heavy.
Sheets. linen ilnlah 3 inch hem. Vs. Value 10c m ‘ ”
' Clearance Prlos. this.
ice today 550.
Cisarsncc. 30c.
36 inch. Unbleached Cotton. good
heavy weight. Value lilac yard.
WOMEN'D WAlO‘I‘I .
Fine White Mohair and Nuns' Veil-
hemmed, resdy for use. Value 01. 75.
Oais Price, 01.00.
aloft. Our regular 010 .00 value.
“.00.
Extra Heavy Croohot Counterpanes, '
All Wool Blankets. not over a doses
ins. this season's latest model. Regs.
lar prices. 02.00 and ”.50,
ClearancofPl-ice. $1.29.
Clearance Prion, 6c.
30 inch White 011111ch line quality.
Value 100.
Dale Price. Bo.
Fine Sateen 8...... a dilierentstyles,
Linen Huck Towels, hemmed ends, :fillemade and cut 1“" Regular ”'35
good size. Worth 16c each. i u . ‘
Bale Prlos,11c. Clearance Price, 00c.
THE BOSTON STORE
GlGANTlG
u '
l
\
ON THE
CLEARANCE S l.
at the wonderful bargains.
Store open every evening.
ROOMMATE won His 070.
HARTFORD. Jan. .sa—Jsmu
. he went to bed with his roommate",
Surplus to Policy-holders
Total Liabilities . ...
4,504,877.47
...iBC 137. 957. 68
. . . .............. $243,707,823.”
............... ”fighm .013. 03
Bridgeport,“ Conn.
.. 1
TH ‘ TOREB TBHATB 8311’ THE FACE. .3.
to 114.
Frederick Gardner. last night. When
he got up this morning Austin. who
belongs in New Britain,
man and money gone together with
his other property. amounting in all ,
Gardner was arrested when'
about to board a train for New Ha—‘i:
van and in the police court today was
ltlia‘d under bonds of 8500 for stamina.
on.
session the police say. represent artic~
les belonging to a Mrs Cleveland. of
this city. whose house was looted of
Jewelry last January.
found both
Pawn tickets found in his pos
CPICIAL ANNOUNCIIAINT RI-
OARDINC THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleasedto mousse that
Foley’s Honey and 'i‘ar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opinion or other
srmful drugs. and we recommend
‘ I. as a sale. remedy for' children and
adults. Pl'alsted’s Drug Store and
, {The Clifford Pharmacy.
.1"
THE NATURAL nasuu'.
Friend—“You took your son into
your establishment. ems. months ago
to teach him the ,1: siness, 1 under.
stand. How did It turn out?” ,
Bosluess hiss (woullyl——"Great
' success He's teaching' me now."~«
Chicago Journal. ‘
GREAT
Blourunie Sole
Still Como 0n. .
MIND AN
11 "NO. MAIN
...l
Austin , put :70 in Ihis stocking when
#wailllwna
Great Crowds are attending this big sale. which opened Friday, Jantlary 18. All are striated
\
Hero' 18 the Way goods are given away.
Ladies' Coats, worth $5; on sale at 95c.
Ladies' Coats worth $8; on sale at $1.95.
Ladies’ Long Costs, with fur collar, worth $15. at $5.45. .
Ladics’ stunning Long Costs, worth $30. at $0.95 ' ' h I‘ ‘
Ladies' Suits, worth $10 and $15, 'at' $5. 95 and $7. 95. ' " 3
Ladies’ Smart Suits. worth $30; on sale at $10. 95.
ill Goods to ul Hull- no untl Loss]
Millinery, Ribbons and Millincry Trimmings at ass on the dollar.
Furs. Skirts. Children's DresseshCoats and Infants’ Wear at one-half price. '-
’ sun lsi..":coNTmUEU UNTIL ALL WINTER STOCK IS SOLD.
The Fair Cloak & Fur Store.
:1
a
l. iCRAEL, Proprietor.
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Car fare refunded to out-cf-town trade.
Kin Ah
F lour
America’ s Bilighssi tirade
FREE!
. s l's'sIIhajn a l:l:l:l:l:l:-'Bl """
Grand Demonstration of the Quahty
Of this Flour at the Store Of
onus- E. savuau
South Nomalii s 1011113”???er ....
Dread baked and ssmplas given freely.
vines you of the merits of this flour. Don't fall to sttsnd January 21~20. All
“BEAUTIFUL DO‘UVI NIR TO EVERY LADY. ’
are invited.
THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found in Norwallt. Come
right here and ct it, as we lprick: ourselves in [min only the beat
that money can by. . You wl 1mm thebstt 0.1.. .ydur money
of any "store in town We suit llllndrsds‘of people. “we can suit you.
ll. SEYMOUR,
DWING GROUND. ‘ ‘
33 WW WAlfliNOTONI‘IT. 3 DOWN NONWALK.
.03.
Norwalk Chronicler