the
E: list at which so
Jane 0! this issue.
criticism has
. . stiles been un-
' . ,property' or much
being rate. only at a nominal
”fined that property oi little value
been ss‘sossw in much larger pro
2 Nile Them ‘tBonrdotAssos-
hills as, within the limited time oi;
4 that. «speed to equalize the
t slid ._ lost with all pan
mad. We are not prepared
. node itdothoasssl’
‘ not: our ... : but they believe
' 9y have ted upon their best
‘ ' and ballet. and with tho
1 been undervalued
doubt. and that the
9...... a “foo. lithe law were
1 pilot with runabout the state
at. its 11 i value, and taxation
ho‘eoual,swhlch it is not. new.
‘ors iw towns to do this
" " W ‘thstdonotdosoavery
W at 1 take in county and state
9 . There should be some legis-
g, and listened to
one of which was
ii howls 0n the
”it
more power than
1 k at the power of
it use r men, who made It
91 9t the county oom-
odors that {:9 would not permit
to at. into the caucus at
last eels. He was a very
‘ bl insulin many ways."
one AND cuuHAnv.
whmxtss.
i
tine anti Washington's birth-
place cards and souve-
.alroatiy appearing in the
hid the are of great assist.-
W" in, locate s at ctive luncheons
‘ ' "x enerta nmentior those
.eniainsi
touches on a gown
indivtduality to the
' ”time... embroidered by
.. tusi disposed. It Is such
. ones 3 these that identity
"' no of the French woman so
‘ always appears well-dressed,
meal at her disposal, per-
n her American sister.
season rc generally much nar
.thnn in t year. comparatively
hin'g to the elbow or above.
. re is. it increase of the linlt
‘r tailo waists
thins d pends on “lines. " even
modcltfdlspluylng a style and
, when W19“. out that is entirely
., OHIOI‘MSO .
a mhster hand to make the
me in slemes that drool) 80
.m- the figure that they look
to a ran of the body of the
O)! n‘ e not universally be-
lit. tit y me said to be “very
thin " In Paris.
H W! . plenty of time at bar
can unite herself one of the
deity new otl'ecta consist.-
h e linen which are then
this s1
fail“ around—or many
mlortiblo garments
MO
MATINIIS WE’ONEODAY AND SAT-
no av
THE cosonovs s‘rocx OOMPANY
in the loot of Dramatic Plays and Po-
thin iizstion is porteet. ' ’
Evenings .......... 109. 209 and 309
Matinee. .............. 10c and 20s
it! he. i 1 property would he ‘
'iPnotol'e' Association '
Bib Y. Ni; 0. Afilli ,
nuslé sAcll muons rnols; 7
as. for instance, a tow ~
nits Dill the shirt waists tho '
and s embroidered by hand .
Ith lncc to form entire
A sl. nder girl will find a,
yic very becoming with
may decorate the var.
magnify favored upon these
, HQXTBW
ens
THEATRE
nit Martino
HoAy. manna.
. " lite Vaudeville.
" HIQIRTOIAI:
1,1 .
Tuesday-A Stalin's Sweetheart.
Wednesday-— Thebes.
_'Titursdsy—- y—A Woman's Struggle.
Fri . Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Islander-American Gentleman.
Holiness
tumor-Dora Thorns.
Saturday—Nollie, the New Girl.
. - POPULAR Pills":
1 The .
Bollawagb‘kaling
is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
week compriso:
ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEEK:
Wit "55‘
NASH l YOUNGB.
Managers.
BASKET BALL.
non‘WAitx Annonv.
EVER Y HONDA Y N10}! 1‘
The local Company 1' team is play
In: the best lives in the continent!
keeping Nor-walk in the front rank of
the game. The host team that ever
represented this town can be seen any
Monday night at the Armory.
NEXT SAME.
MONDAY EVENING. JAN 28.
MIDDLETOWN VI. CO. F.
There Will be No Preliminary Game,
DANCING FROM O O'OLOOKnTD O,
. AND men 10 To is. -
Gama loplns at O O'clock.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
illuh
HANOALL'O HALL,
EAST NORWALK.
tic Classes, Basket Ball, Reading
Room.
Dues 05.00 a year, payable In ad.
VIIICO.
SECOND
Management of
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirit
LOOKWOD’S HALL, NORWALK
JANUARY 30,1907.
ARTISTS:
' in. one no uumn
OL 1VE MEAD first violin. 1
1:9 ‘zAser honor-non, second
VOI "a “
em...
I
LILLIAH Lm'LsHALss. 'oollo.
, OLADYS NORTH viola.
1 JULIAN went. hasso.
Aucs wAt-rsn sores. accent. 1'
._ 1 1 11 1
”My risk a. «do.
Mr m. at h solonlnp's. Norwal'k,
and vial-tees. ssuu. "moth.-
«p hut-elm. ~
‘ rnnmittm sol-loot. HALL u
He is Rich, and His Family Was Nfl
prised Friday by the belated an-
nouncement oi the marriage 0! Ed“:
ward ii. Hall or that city, and Miss:
Elia Brower, oi Pleasantville.
’iisll is eighty-tour years old and rich.
ills bride was s lonelier in the put»:
llc schools of Mount Vernon.
bride Is a tail and rather attractive
brunette about thirty- five
were much opposed to the marriage-
and tried to talk him out of it, but
he slipped away-on Christmas Day.
went to Pleasantvllie and had tbofi
knot tied by the Rev. Dr. A. R. San-‘
' lord, of the Methodist Church.
order to carrfi
contract. the r
bed.
tended the ceremony.
OONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS.
ptroller ot the Currency today issued
a call tor a statement of the condi-
tion oi all national banks at the close
0: business on Jgnuary 26 000
Pastime Athletic
Gymnasium. Shower Baths, Oymnas- '
iW
Miss Say Zinnia Milton, 1
A Cronin of Turbos Powder
tree from alum 099‘ oh one
ohatlo no
links: Home linking Easy
TEACHER, 35, WEDS MAN, 84. g
.—
. st Ceremony. ‘ . Hartiord Hospital.
Mount Vernon people were our-1
Mr
tel-day. accompi
log at that ins
under the delusio
pursuing him
The?
The family or Mr. Hall, it is said..-
there A strap. once
toned his
In
out her part of the.
ide lot out of a sick
None of Mr. Hall's relatives ntv N Y.
WASHINGTON, Jun. 29. ”The Come
and Johnson and client)
. 1 .
Gives universal satissi
faction andisconceded' '
.1byall’.tobe . .
. For Sale By
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
South Norwaik's
LEADING GROCER
THE COST OF ONE TEAM AND THE WORK OF THREE. ..
WEATHER. >
1 SIMPLEST MOTO! MAOE.
SO SIMPLE THAT ANY ONE CAN RUN IT.
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO
30 WALL STREET» NO
receive the best value
Winter: is otters.
,‘Esbmary iiiith. Op. ."" ..
.tnAntuo chosen.
3_3 wuss wathtuoron st
THIRD. ATTEMPT OUOCESSFUL.
Persistent Swede Home Himself In
HARTFORD Jan. v29-Swen Edward
Olson. aged thirty~nve, who attempted
suicide by shooting in a local cafe De-
cember 19 last. and again on December
23. by Jumping iron). the second story
window of the Hatfield mm”:-
oli his end by hang
‘ Hammered
thstisome one we.
osterday he stated
that he lelt on station 'co‘ming on and
was looked in the room of! the ward‘
used for mum patients. He found.
of whiche he tas-
lire Freda. Rnnignlst. of Brooklyn.
wAnsHo'uss onsrnovso.
WINNIGEP.‘ use; Jan: 2‘9. -—F‘lre last
. night in a warehouse owned by Bright
led by represen-
tatives of Mom wholesalers and
monulaoturer's. caused .5 loss of $200.
' Delivery Car, Price $450 00
SUBSbRII’ilON GONGERI 1
FOR us; ass DAYS svnnv vsAn nsoAnoLsse or home it...
ron oamrisrltAnon AND PAnTlcutAne. CALI. on aoonsss
ALK. CONN.
lidlt moives' in its-vi only the host 1_
l hundreds of people. WW in: you. . f1 ,4 .
scorn nonwmt 1
., wank? M” m.
es.
navanvnntnss. oiln
s'rocns near as Lowsnso asrons rsonuAnv to. How is 1-H:
the t mildly )7. d in the
dish on
Milka "which toliowed Governor lists
“several others were killed and a
Tim
W““‘.i§‘m“m“‘" °' THE wm'rsn HAa ONLY JUST oaouu.
COUNT TOLOTIO DYINO.
A Dsabiattlroln 8t
Wort says that Count 'i‘oistol the
2.9;“‘“ “d ”a“ "mu"- " i” so use THAN THEY cm as sounHr AT wnotssats.
TIMI F0! YOU TO LAY IN A SUPPLY F0! NEXT SEASON. AT PMC-
Y°u ”My Met Word to PM
this Opportunity; 3. ‘~
$2.50 Blankets at $1.49 '
$4.59 Blankets at $3.75
$10.90 All Wool Blankets at $5. 98
$3. 50 Comfortablee .. $2 .49
$1.98 Blankets at $1.39
$3.00 Oomtimablee at $1.97
People tell us that the trou-
ble with most popular-priced
coilee Is that the quality is un-
even—up and down, good this
pound. bad the next. They
could hardly expect otherwise
as the dealer is entirely at the
mercy of the jobber. Union
Pacific 25c Mocha and Java
quality Io always up gbove stan
dard We import it, we roast
it, we turn It over loathe cun
tumor without the mistunce or
, a single outsidermlTodpANNOT
HELP BEING UNlFO RM.
120 Washington It, So. Hamill.
............. 4 1The ' Boston Store.
Phone. COO-2. Free Delivery.
L 1, . . .11.,
{.3
Great crowds are attending this big sale, which opened Friday. January 18. All are amazed
at the wonderful harping
nge 18 the way goods are given away.
Lndics‘ Cong; 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. , 3 I .-
Ladies’ stunning Long Coats, worth See, at 38-95 . W .
Ladios’ Suits.” worth Sxo and $15. at $5. 95 and $7. 95.
Ladies’ Smart Suits, worth See; on sale it $10.95. / ‘ 1'
ill Goods [h at “611- Price and Less
Millinery, Ribbons and Millinery Trimmings at 359 on the dollar. 1
Furs. Skirts, Children’s Dresses, Coats and Infants’ Wear at one-halt price. ;
SALE IS CONTINUED UNTIL ALL WINTER STOCK IS SOLD. 7' "
The FairCloak & Fur Store,
I. ISRAEL, Proprietor.
‘N. I
e.
1 68 Weehingtdn Street, South Norwalk.
Store open every evening. Car fare refunded to out-of-tovm trade. - _. V r ‘1
He who cheers another encourages
himself.
5..-”... ........... M“...
Hfliiiii nun
.. _ 45 Wall St. Norwalk. ' 1
' Oi Washington St, So. Hon-walk. I "
Real Estate and Insurance 1
We have sovsrai decided bargains
In income producing property that
must increase in valud Willi the rapid
mm ei‘ the team. '
5—5.-.---u-——_n
IF you we. , to sartorial: ov.’ oun uthlllAi. WAY or
ssttm‘o ’«rHs ass’r scone" A13 room.“ onions, you HAD
‘ ssrrsn‘ some mam oow'n ro susmss’s Arie no Au,
voun TR acme WITH us.
mans iS ALwAvs eon srmus apscIAt. A? ou'a arose;
sue you Ans sunny Hlss‘mo iT is you no not ”no,“
or one sALea. ” i
‘auv roll eAs‘H vou'LL NIVEH “.3... tr. ..
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE
srk Grace
.19 1:: ‘3
HUNG STO!‘
' ' '7 on its mum ' at.
m" flhiwemm until-y. . .
9 .l
Norwalk Chronicler