i
.,- “ wanna
For Morita“: and Vicinity: —Cloudy
weather m unit ms or show to!
night urdn 5;loudy, weather
with frag“; ”Or! snow prevails This
”MW' .b at amass on
of the Rock contains. The teln-
Der-tin it fly“! MW in tilt Nigel
and northeastward to Minnesota. n-
ditiona favor for this vicinity unsettled
weather with snow or rain and not
much» change in the mama»
Spring samples or bicycles are be-
ginning to be deceived by the dealers.
«eon-om & Knapp lists. O'Brien.
Miss Annie Fitch. of Weston spent
yesterday in Norw alk and New Ch-
naan.
Mrs. Frank C Becker and daughter.
listen. are; spending a low days in
New York city.
wHolland Rusk, 7c pkg. F.D.L. & Co.
. Miss Ethel Gill, who has been suf-
i‘ering with an attack of tonsilitls, now
has the rheumatism
Harry Platt, of Danbury, Is at. his
, ,r’s homc.16 Eiiiabeth street,
fission with tonsilltls.
. ~h :33;;lal sale Velvet Rugs. all sizes,
fro m c to $22. 50. Extra special——
86x72 for 83. 25. reg. price to. 25. M. B.‘
Smith 4 Co.’ s. '
. Olive Hill Meeker and sister, of
Fairiield. hh’lve beeii‘ intending some
time In Wilton and Norwalie ' ‘3‘"
Mrs Samuel H. warns; of West
street is gaining her strength gradual-
Iy after a severe attack of the grip.
which bdhy's ci'oltp. ,‘Willie' s daily
outs and bruises mains“: sore throat.
grandma's lameness -——Dr Thomas
Eol'eotric Oil—~tho (rest househlod
rainedy. -
Edward T» or. of the Poplar Plain
:District. who has been ill. is now again
able to attend to his business In Non
Walk.
Miss Bess M. Reading, of Phillips
burg, New Jersey. Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell, of Lowe
street.
~Home~ amide Sausage that is home-
made. no cracker dust and not all fat;
‘1 lb is e’dliltl’ to 1 152 6; other sausage:
E.
v
‘ 16c 1b.. but“ it is worth it. At New
York Market.
Julian Walker. who has been visit
lug. his sister Mrs Arthur Keyworth,
of Grove street. has returned to his
home in New York city.
Mrs. Edith LCurtls, of West street,
has total-tied to h r duties in the B.
it G mfin‘nfnct .t‘ after a three:
mdhths' absence cto illness ,
it's healthful holesome. it's good
{or “one as the other. The more you
take the better you sleep and eat.
Makes people happy That’s what
Hollistct’ s Rocky Mountian Tea does.
35 cents Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store. {1 2
Little 'Miss Helen Budd of Weston.
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Frederick weed. orNorwalk and Mrs.
Charles E. Gregory, of Cranbury.
-_Elgin Butter. 30c lb. F. DJI. & Co.
The Norwalk Yacht on n will hold
abbeqfell [Easting tomor w night at
the Ho llfford for the purpose of
choosing a nominating committee
The Knights of King Arthur ,_will
meet: this week, not on Friday, but on
Saturday at 8 o’.clock A full attend-
hose is requested because of business
of importance.
wSleighs at Luther M. Wright's.
The grip epidemic seems to be in-
‘creaslng rather than diminishing. and
new cases are heard of daily in some
homes several members of the family'
are suffering from the disease
' —P'eeriess Flour. 63c bag. F. D.
Lawton a: Go. .
Mrs. E. J. Smith, who has been vis-
itlng her father. Judson Cable, of
Broad River has left foi‘ Mount Airy,
N. C.. where they will reside. She will
be greatly missed by her many friends
iii‘nthe walks and also In Broad
”HE A 30L!) IN ONE DAY
abiets. Dmggists refund money Ift
rails to cure. E. WG OVE's signa-
one is on each box. 20260.
fun-3,...”
rug-..,....-
RING LAMB. ..
3;.- ..,...”:E.‘ ,1.
2... a
,n. :u- u... ...
' brass-onus...
.are both ,
Cream to!“ a '
only a remedy for
“ roublsites.
2m sensitive cacao one o.-
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‘oHKi‘e‘eb ’HA'Nbi
in! order K“ would be big Iy plea ,
m9
bats, remind re d udder. It
whitens had mfiénfitthkin and
mflfgédfiqls canal: hrrtindetlgg
m‘ifi‘tfi‘m so. him:
We carry a full line or toll
3133
s New ”iii; Street. l
bound;
Thomas i Raymond is confined
his hotn’a ‘wtth a severe attscli ON
A lecture will be delivered this ve-
ning to the Sunday school tachcra in
Hosiery and Underwear. at
Smith & Co's » -
walk. who has be
New York and other states. returned
to her home yesterday. but will be ab-
sent again several days, on account of
he: relishes start
Ella W. Bohannsn, of Etamtord ,who
has had a portion of her property con.
demoed for park purposes, has brought
suit in the civil superior court to ,re-
cover 83, 500 dainages. She alle ages that
she was awarded 82. 790 and that It has
not yet been paid. 2. 2
2. -—Iluy your Sunday Candy at M. 82.
Smith 8; Co.‘ s They guarantee It al:
ways fresh.
Chester D. Guyer, of Lowe street.
who is traveling with The Girl Pats)
Company. visited with his parents and
yesterday, leaving on an alternoon
train for Newark New Jersey. where
the company is playing this week.
When Freedom from the Mountain
high.
'Unftgled her Standard for all to
se ,
These Words appeared In black and
white.
“Drink Rocky Mountain Tea."
Pialsteds' Drug Store.
An important meeting of the con-
necticut Audubon Society is being,
held today in Fulrlleld, where a num-
ber of new measures; which hare been
‘ or are to be bresented to the Legisla-
ture will be discussed Game War-
den Wilbur F. Smith Is In attendance.
A second winter school short poul.
try course of six weeks will be given
by The Connecticut Agricultural Col-
lege, Storrs. Conn.. beginning Febru-
ary 20, 1907. a sufficient number of ap-
plications for this course having al-
ready been received. A few more up-
plicants can he provided for.
‘3 «latest style Dcl‘hiee. O'Brien. ,
Purity is our watchword. Selecting
only «the choicest herbs and roots
known to pharmacists. No spirits or
harmful drugs Hollister’s Rocky,
Mountain Tea is purity Itself. 366.
Tea or Tablet. Plaisted's Drug
store
A minature flood occurred last eve:
him; at the railroad tunnel under Wall
street. it was caused by a water
pipe bursting. Frederick Buckley, se'
cretnry of the water commissioners.
was hunted up and showed a d
employs where to shut of! the war
from the street. The break happen-
ed directly under the passenger depot
a
- A meeting of the teams comprising
the Amateur Basketball League of
The Norwalks was to have been held
Wednesday pig ht at the Nutmeg head
quarters. to determine whether the
League is to he continued. but noth-
ing was done. though there was pre~
Ends tthastimes and the Nations
Club.,2' 2 ‘ .
'-' am than array of Valentines to
be found in the city is now on sale at
M. S. Smith E: Go.’ s. at special. low
' prices Everything new.
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.l.L..L..',1M¢ 1,;
INATiVl VE L
‘il.9""‘” b'qed‘n'l‘r
lws
"it. > . l .
the South Norwalk Baptist Church i
—-Spcciai invontoty reductions on
called on friends In South Norwnik.-:
not representatives from Ithit West .
I s 55“,“- 1
m. .
4 all have good furniture. bin ‘ ,
“I“. We mdldi believib, "
Dining Chairs. were 8: 98. at $1.50.
15:?” 11:. were 3:5.t
In}: 3
. annousrss g
‘22? z 2 ' Are Proving the Worth. of a
BUSINESS gEIJUCIA'LI‘IOIE.
,‘lay and Evening Sessions. "
South Norwalk Stamford.
Mrs. John D T yior, of South Nor- it
n lifts? for several '
weeks on an evangelistic tour through j
At Star Shirts Misery.
, , lfimmdnfi”
MAGHINE STITCHEBS
AND LEARNERS.
wit (If 3 . 2 .. '
2 week we are ofiering some splendid veins! in DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. Hers stein toys of the Wills: '
at 314.50.
t, 17.00.
.33 .r m sear. swarms '
Is the Testimony oi Ifl’ho‘u Who, Know
'l’L‘si.
A 1‘ uninsured th‘
hide in not a
at February rat,
Port Chester.
. M. A. MERRILMM Principals :3
Througlmt our entire store. First Floor and Basement. contain-
ing everything one could ask for. will be reduced one-half actual
worth Our aim' Is to close out everything possible before our
annual stock taking.
M. 3. SMITH e COMPANY
93: Washington Street. '
South Norwalh
UT} .
4'» I 4.
Has he.
4". ffifi‘ismw
Good Pay and Steady Work
_ Apply at Factory stones. “l
delivered Ilr‘yottr hill. ~ 1»
'i'liil Harms &GANS COMPANY
lowest. prices.
2 Hutchinsbm Pisces a 00.
NOTICE is HEREBY mm
the public that we propose making it Warm Emil will)” hold: our
Coal. We cantdo this easily. because More
the ton in our Cost than in any other Coal you can buy.
The Hamel Keogh that bumping
Branch Oihces:
Bridge Drug Store. ,,
Leaty‘s New: Stand. *
all If otth limos of cannot! load
more: has value to
74 ssavmw ave.
Telephone 548.
~12 2mm and tonedtentl buildings.“ In
.mm with money to stand the u,
2 posse of an insurance policy The re
‘ t ere are now few property owners
, who do not carry insurance.
. noIIa. Ind. “i then began taking In
—1IL
2,“, .'
in} rydoubtnarryeo‘,
lair!” to cover. diamante! t
ties w boom
tr billing W 11 ,f'
Durance 9‘0
selves and without any anti -
of the fire insuritucc people It inlghti
be stat/mi that the has; owiierfild eat:
(I one by In? at
Naturally the owners of the Iiirpri
are always protected by their
lire policies but this cuticle relates to
those. for instnncos who have taken
horses on the installment plan and can»
r"; heavy modules and are not flush
cent disasters have made them look
t the matter In a different light and
., A VALUAILE ,LEBBON. ,
“six years ago. ”earned a valuable
lesson.".writcs John Pleasant or bias
King's New Lite Pills. and the. longer
lthke them the better [\find them."
They please everybody. Gutirnni'eed
by It‘. H Baxter. South Norwnlk, and
EP. Weed, Norwulk, druggists, 25:?
BANK PRESIDENT! DEATH.
STAMFORD. Feb. L—A. it. Turk-
lngton. president of th First National
Bank since 1892. died esterday after-
noon after three week’s illness. He eh-
tered the bank as clerk in 1863 later
became cashier and finally president
He was prominent socially and In
Methodist church circles.
, GAB K i. .MAN ANDWOMAN.
NEW A EN. Ilsa. 31.--A man and
woman who registered as Michael
Burns and Wife. died as the result of
inhaling (as. in a local hotel here yes-
terday and their bodies were found
some time later. The couple went to
the: WW; shntit 8 o'cloc ‘last a, t
FRANK C
van 3cm
PLUKBlNGt
stain. ,‘
nor wires.
33332.. ..;‘.j‘," .
an rirrtnd
rs. Sheet iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street? ,
verted ’
‘ Used 'ivi‘th‘ gi‘é'dn "or white ‘ shade.
die per hr.
j deavor lit all t
tlvw'2130h3125r2092.2ct ll-Jw‘mfikof
ind were shoi’rn to “a roast: My no.
terday the clerk smelled gas and an.
Investigation led to the discovery of.
the bodies. it is not known whether
the gas was accidentally blown out
or whether the couple committed sui-
cide In a death pact or were the vic-
wsimsn.
cmsLssr Moran MAD of.
u WALL STREET.
.,,‘.sv.3
This' IS the time for bargains
: of finding some excellent «values _
and well dressed and the
A large sum 01-!“de -
fault in the pockets at the snag.
Up to noon nelthei of th'
tlms of a detective pro ayrnent meter. been nostively. ill
fort use 365' DAYS evasv vsAn anemones cit nose
so SIMPLE THAT ANY one chit dun rr - ' '
son osuonsrssrton Alto PARTICULARO. can. on sunfish.“
r. a LOCKWOOD & co 2
~ ~.~. medium. 6,”
Tilers b a Tithe lor Everythin
~ dewmvontorymg our stock We came across many little
lath oi merchandisewhichtm prefer to close out at a law price to
than- have the e;n remain longer’bn on: shelves. In this way we so.
mes t9 beep our store up-to-datee 2. 2 2 _
The quantities aré too entail; 9 adyértise. but you may he stirs '
so stays on our Bargain Tubing;
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Norwalk Chronicler