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Lauri Item 10193.
A regular routine meeting at But-
ler Lodge, 1. 0.0 F. was held last
evening. I
x—Miss Gay Zenoln McCarsn In "One
of Our Girls." Franklin School. Feb. 5.
Mrs. S, 8. Naphey, of South 01;-
born avenue. is the guest of friends in
New Britain.
There will he a special meeting of
the Decker Club tonight at the close
of the prayerrmeeting at the South
Nor-walk Baptist; Church
—-Dr Dick's Medicine curesk grlmp.o
There ha as been some
hte members of the Norwalk Club 01 na‘
fourteen Inch balk line bIlllar tourna-
meat but It is not probable that one
will materialize.
~Sce our Valentines. Novelty Store.
Mrs. James McCarrIe and daughter,
Miss Lilia spent yesterday in New.
York city. attending the Nichols-I
Reilly wedding, at which Miss Lilla
was bridemaid.
A big delegation of N01 walk Shrin-
era will go to New York tonight and
visit Mecca Temple, which will have
a big time in the concert hall of Madi-
son Square Garden. 1
The nomination of Joseph R. Taylor
to be Judge, and Edward M. lsockwoodfi
to be associate Judge. of the Norwalk
Town Court, were yesterday taken
from the calendar and referred to the
Judiciary committee.
On Sunday cv,cning at the First
Congregational Church, Norwalk the
Christmas music is to be repeated.
This repetition has been dciared until
now by Illness among the members
of the quartet. Ages Brits at the
piano, and 111QO with? her violin.
will assist. I;
-——Nutmeg Club Dance. .. woodfs
Hall, F‘ri. evening Bpeidcl's rchestrs.
Dr William .1. milk? coy, oi. Nor-walk.
has just placedé pughgi. E.
Lockwood ahii'é‘ 0111p ny,teN01wa1k
automobile dealers. for a 1907 Author”
runabout. This 111V Inc Is considered I
one of the best itii kind on the
market. it has a we“ cylltider opposed i
motor of twelve horse power in front
under the hood and for this runnbout'
is unique in that It has a three speed
forward and erverse sliding gear trnns- i
i
mission.
—Largcstf and mostcompletc lips of
Valentines. at Novelty Store.
The Circle cementum meet in
the lecture room oi the First Baptist
Church Friday February 1st“. at 7: 30
p. m. Directly after the business meet
ing the Rev D W Talmadg'e Van De
ren will give an address on “The In
finite Will Prevading All Thing"
Those who are not members of the
Circle are welcomed at the open meet-
ings which are held the first Friday
evening of each month directly after
the business session 1 '
--“0ne of Our Citie.‘ Franklin“
School, Feb," 0. Admission, 35c.
A ivoman who was very much in-
toxicated was arrested last evening at
the South N01 walk gailro'nd station by
Officer Frank Raymond". She could:
not navigate and did not know where
she was. She said she was on her
way to Port Chester and that she had
a sister at “165, South Norwalk.” She
was stowed away, in the Havlland
street. lockup and was before the Town
Court this morning. and was fined 85
and costs. The. seats a was sus»
pended, however, if an left town.
which. she did as speedil
She gave the name of
Two BIG NEW CARHS
Full Vestibular! Eight Wheelers for
The Norwalk Trolley 8orvlcs.
Two full vestituled eight wheel
double truck cars are expected in Nor-
- walk today for the Consolidated Rail-
. I way Company for use on the“ local trol-
ley lines. These cars are considered
‘ tint class in every particular and are
I-Ihuiit by a big Cincinnati car building
firm.
The new cars will he used for the
”heavy shop hour traffic wherever cou-
sldered advisable.
it Is understood that
,higV I'eight wheel cars wll arrive here
during the early spring for the Roton
int service
fillet METHooIaV PRAYER MEET-
The topic of the prayer meeting at
the First Methodist Church tonight
111' be The value 0‘1 VII Soul The
photon. the Rev. W. W31 ‘,'.‘.D11ncan. will
sliver. the address. There will be
ntestlmony and praise service. At
'1 o'clock the pastor will meet the
younger members of the bationers’
Ilia". This will be the
he reception ”which“. 1111!
next. Sunday morplgog The
I
atle Barry.
I
rollovolool handra-
1", to their
“Taylor a Golden.
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as possible. -
cvcral more
RIP-IKOIVNTATWVI LOW IUDY.
l‘g Art Work "'1 N0 Play In or
aim at muffin-101100 'o't RepresentiI
tit}:o William ”-149?! asked him 11
“my 11‘ he is having a soot!
time at legislature. “Good time!‘
any: Mr. Low, “there's no good tIth
“about it It's work, work work. 1
111.1400 finds it is the hardest prol-
mutton he has ever been up againaitl
lo alwsyereuly readyto get to bed soot
after he gets home at night ThiIVp‘
causes his friends’ amusement
Last night one callmi him up on the
telephone about 9: 30. Mr. Low' s slur
tor answered the phone and when she
answered that he had been in bed on
hour. the surprised inquiry came
but-11:1
“is that so! What does he. do 110““.
go to bed with the chickens?"
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL WHIST CLUig
The Wednesday Seclul Whist CiuI
met yesterday afternoon at the home
oi Mrs. Belle Hutchinson The first
prize was won by Mrs Day. and this
consolation by Mrs. Paerhurst my.
freshmcnts were served. The nerd
meeting will, be at the home of Mrs.
Albert Aisthorpe of Concord street
“Nutmeg Club Dance. Lockwood'Is
Hall. Fri evening. Spcidel's Orchestra“,
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
rnausac'rs A GENERAL BANKINIVII
oust Mass.
CAPITAL.
“00,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
113,50000
EDWIN H MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H kNAPP, 10! Vice-Pr".
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2011 Vice-
Pres
WILFRED BODWELL,' Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry seymour 1
John H. 'Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josciah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvih
Christian Sweet: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
Good Overcoats
Going Lively ’
there us nothing like the spur of our genuine Red ling reduc-
tions to liven business. Add to that the real need of good Oiercoats
«min:-
lcnl'orccd by snappy weather, and you two the reason for the lively
Overcoat 51:11ng at 1this store
Our superior coats ate the prime caust. of course of the big
business we are doing in our chorccst Overt-oats. new this season,
which now hear Red 'lag prices like this:
8 850—8 9.00 Oust-coats. $5.88 816-420 Overcome $11.88
3 goo—$1000 Overcoats, $6.88 $22.00 Overcoats. $14.88
$12.00—$I3.50 Overcoats. $7.88 $25.00 Overcoats. $16.88
$15.00 Overcome, $9.88 $30.00 Ov_ercoats, $22.88
There are all sizes in iorn1~fittiirgzrn<l Chesterfield111011015. in fan-
C_\' greys, Oxford and black. Don't you want a fine Overcoat for next
season at a big saving?
Red '1‘ng prices invite buying among our best Suits for men,
among BIHS ()1 crcoats anti Suits. and among many of our best fur—
Irishings
14 South Main St. ‘ T01. Gall 632-2
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nanometre—ritual“
Miss Annie Ferris. driughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J Ferries. and
CHICAGO CAR BARNS BURNED. 1
CHICAGO. Jan. 31.—'i‘he North
Clark street car barns of the Union
Traction Company was today damaged ‘ 1P1 ank Henkrlcks both of Norwalk. an
by file to the extent of more than bounce their marriage. the same hnv
200 000 Ninety street cars were des-
iroyed.
plosion of a gasolene tank.
ing been performed on Sunday after-
The tire was caused by a: noon by the Rev. DeWitt Van Doren,
pastor of the Norwalk Baptist Church.
1
Fifteen years ago 1 opened :1 Grain and Feediw
in the belief that good grain and good service ”E
bring 1110 business. I believed that prompt: 0011310
carefully selected, carefully screened grain would be ap-
preciated by the public. My constantly Increasing busi-
ness has justified my belief. Etcady, persistent hummer-
ing, coupled with 11. desire to please at any cost. has ac-
complished this from absolutely nothing. To my
friends, “goons, customers I extend my thanks and
hearty appreciation. and solicit continued putrga’ge on
the old grounds "good service good grain." I ‘H
, Buy om 5mm Clam. '
MANUEL T. HATCH.
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
me many, but ours is the one that at;
tracts attention: ‘
THIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts that
forecast
"MONEY LN IREAL ESTATE"
for those who- invest now. Our prop-
erties. city or country. prove it. Have
you money to invest? Put it 111 real
estate. Do you want to sell? It‘s alt
this office you can find a quick buyer
Consult us on all real estate deals.
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
2 south Main 81.,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE BALE OF”-
GOLD
WIII i’dpti‘l
AT COST.
(Buy your Wall Paper now and
“.1th signs of the times"
'Vsavc the profits that you will have
to pay in the pring.
Crockery, Glassware. HousofurnlIVh
lng Goods, Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with mm.
10:.
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 118°.
Window Shades and Picture Pumps I
made to order.
Painting, Paper Hanging and Duet:
sting. '
f.
We give the 6. a H. Green TradlIVIg 1
stamps.
L 11 DECKER
87 Washington Street. I
Tel. Con. South Norwa
VtiisVII
it.
I‘II
for the
Masquerade Viiail
Vllias and beards. 1
Wm P Bee“
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall 81., names. 0 80. Main 31.. 80. names.
THE HATCH & BAILEY Cl).
McLumber. and Mill Work for Everuthingo
FROM A PiGllEllY -T0 A PALACE.
Timber,IshIngles..latIVVh.I an kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring.
and finishing lumber All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
rooting paper, sheathing paper. Hair Insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension laddets.V Doors, sash, blinds. interior house trim in
Pine. Redwood. Cypress Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and innit? new.
lug. turning. planing, shop Jobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Klin- '
drying facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2
l}:
Deposit Box In the Modern
Vaults of the
I1 personally
'I “ 0010.110
1 V1 310111000311 90. :11
Cherry,fjuicc
Cough Syrup.
is a test and tasty Wop that
range your digestion as thost cough
remedies do—Jbut it does cure coughs'
and colds quickly. A single done will
relieve the tightest and 111th stubborn
cough. four doses will stop your cough-
ing and a 250 bottle will break up your
cold. Every bottle is sold with a guar-
antee and if it 10 not as represented
we will refund the purchase price.
PRICE 250 and 50:: BOTTLE.
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‘ TEL. 15—2. ,
runs nnrnvnnv ssavrcs.
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Solid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
nun—o—
THI
United American Opticians.
(Incorporated)
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
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Investments
i sell only investments min I have
Investigated. ad which
have been most rigidly inveiitigated
by some of the very best Mess and
professional men In our city. who have
Ilarge holdings with us slid who rec-
ommend these investments to their
most intimate friends :I
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal Interview.
a. 1.. occurs, consul Agent.
10 South Main Street.
. iii-’1:
Winslow‘s Best, "111-003111?“ Spring
ice Skates Skate Straps, Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks. at
1111111111111. 00.
“ 31 Main 51., NorIvaIk.
South Norwalk
Board 0 f Reliei‘.
Notice ls hereby giren that the
Board of Relief of the City bi South
Norwnik will meet on wodnesday.
January 30, and Tuesday. February 5.
1907. at 7. 30 o‘clock to 9 p m.: Satur-
day, February 9, 1907. from 2 to 0
o‘clock p 111.; Tuesday. Februurv 12,
from‘i :30 to 9 p m. , Friday. FebruaI y
15. at 7: 30 to 9 p. m.. in the Coundll
Chamber in Haviland street, in said
city. for the purpose of hearing and
determining all appeals from the do-
ings of the assessors ofI said city on
the list of 1906.
Dated at South Norwnllt January
24 1907
JOHN F. 111111 10.1;
. marriiuw on
V5211 211 B
Notice is hereby given‘iii
Bottrd of Relief of the rows 131“! Non
walk will meet at their 08106
House block:
Friday, Pab.1,1907,2 to i p m.
saturdny: 9th 1 to i p.m . ,
I-Wednssday. 13th 7 to 9,111!
Bathttddy, 1011, £10 4 5.111
Wednesday 90th, 2 to t p.111.
The meetings are tor the purpose 01
hearing and 1101011111010: any and all
appetite made to them from the doings
of the measure on the list of 19011.
They will 100 meet with the asset-
olnt boar
V . gent
, for
I
doesn't upset your stomach nor tie,
“ Furniture pr ocurable.
‘0 72 No. Main at. .
,IWednesday.
the. pun
ting the VVpolVlI of 0112th and
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it
VTODAY iN WA Ll-
WALL STREET, 10: 10 Lair-4310
opening dealings in stocks were 0011»
pmtively quiet and the price chill!"
were small as a rule but irregualrso
confused. Amongst the gain!
principal were Union Pacific. 001w
dlan Pacltlc Kansas City Southern
bid. and American Tobacco pfd.,'
which rose large fractions. Amongst
the losses, Reading and New Hark Cen-
Irnl Were down large fraction
113110.81. Louis and Western and Hoclo
WALL STREET. 1] a. arm-Much ir—
regularity chaiacterised thé’ dealings.
There was no such urgent selling pres; “"
sure as yesterday, but demand was
very languid on advances. Successful
attacks were made against stocks
which have a predominating- influence
on the market, such as Reading and
Union Pacific. A large part of the
selling was in stock selling 111 the
thirties or below. Bulls showed din-
couragement. by the time Reading had
been driven down to 119%. and pre-
vious rises in Union Pacific and other
stocks cancelled. Pretty much all of
the list moved Von a level with yes~
terday‘s closing or below. Prices were
receding at 11 o'clock.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nI.—~Some ad-
ditions were made to the recovery that
was in force at midday before the
market begun, to gradually slide back
again. The recessions. however. did
not exceed 1~2 and were attended by
dullness.
There never are two talents given
to those who are unwilling to invest
the one
we Have he Goods
And you have the rocks. You want
our goods and we want your rocks.
Having spent the last two weeks look-
ing over the various lines of Furni-
ture etc, and having so studieii the
market we were enabled to buy the
latest designs and finest grades of
For the next
three months, therefore, we will be
receiving stock that has never been
surpassed in the Twin Cities.
The prices on the same have and
never will be equalled. We have just
what you want and at the right prices
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
3 and 6 Walt St. Norwalk, 001111.
Tel. 875—2.
OUR
INVENTORY SALE
still going on. Many bargainsto be
had. Call early and get the cream of
the specials. Watch our ad (or sit.
~urday' s specials.
Joseloff’s
I" 80. NVo‘I-WIlk.
III
111: weakly salary can More Mendy Vet our
lug Valley phi. sold at a decline of t. '.
any
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of Music, Boston. Muir“
class In South 'Nomlk.
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plie' recitals. Manson» 01011; 10 10110
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FRED'K H. (”HUN
Funeral Director and Elli
SOUTH NORWAEK.
Temporary Residence-i- “ .1
19 South Osborn AVG-v '
East Norwalk. 1 T01 (3011th
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COMPANY “““
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Hamt"ml
1809 height Propellers 11111.;~
Pier 88,1011". River. New Y-I _~
of Dovor street). every day”,
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‘0: Norwalk up to 01. I. ill
“woman up «15309.11».
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22 Cottage Ave. 1, last Norwalit.
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' DA VID W R] YMDAD.
Pancho! Director 1.
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19 North Matti 3t. 0‘0qu Norwllk.
Residence, 8 Washington Ctrut. I
Telephony. at- 110000, 134-2.
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ThePlumbing
in your house 1sz0! too much import1
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let: anyone. Instal such work unless
they are th rough mechanics, under»
standing evey unit of the plumbing
and ventilatingb s stems. My work is
guaranteed. 1 V I
Arthur It. Benedict,
PLUMBING.» HEATING. TINNING.
5 Monroe 8t., South: Norwaik, Conn.
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finely stocked Cafo‘ In
A full line of new. "Mi.
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Cigars always on
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snow white. onepiece "Sta
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hair doilghfully convoni'o
be to have 1101. and cold
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Norwalk Chronicler