. loath Norwalk Library Mm a Loan
of” Intuit“.
Through the auto Commu—
sl‘on at Hartford. the my“? Nowell;
”chew...“
.1 _ IQ ”Imfolv.
. _ W No. If. A. I.
Donor» block. a! Wish
’ I and so of
_ y and Aug.
. ' o’clock; All Raster
. Iris . Charles? Hills.
Robert H. Wilcox. Sec.
Dir-bur. No. it. II. A. M.
. In Donovan block, 188 Wuh-
at. .111: also titlhA'i‘uesdsnof
more a y as us. excepted
‘ I o'clock. All Raul Arch In
oordlslly- Invited. Will
.H. P. Robert bl. Wilcox. lino.
cusp. No.32. Order looms lies
to in Donovan block. 138 Wuh-
~ at. Id and 4th Fridays of each
tit-duly and Au. «copied-wot
all unlock. All members of 0. ill.
cordially lnvimd. Miss Nona A.
d. W. hi. Kiss Ida Sharer. 30o.
RBEMEINT 0? MR. IROPHY.
, be strong endorsement of the nom-
nation of John Bropby. of Ridgeflcld,
‘f commissioner of Fair-field County
PM of blr. Pelx by Senator Dono-
can. lent interest to the sensitised
slog in Hartford, yesterday. It was
v an. eloquent tribute to a man who was
doctoral to be one of the most upright
moi in the siste, a man who probably
I is as well informed on county matters
,_ any layman in the state, and
, private and public life Senator
Maven said had made him beloved
in the community. He said that the
dominant party need never fear Demo
ratio opposition whoa such excellent
cilioens were put up to fill public of-
fice‘s“ in closing the senator called
{or a. rising vote. The resolution muk'
‘ln‘g the appointment was passed. in
this way unanimously. ’
'_ Th3 Senate in concurrence passed
the resolutions from the House on
‘ pointing county commissioners of To].
thud, Lifchfleld. New London, Hartford
deNew Haven counties. When the
' resolution relating to the New London
mmmlssloners was read Senator Donn
cthl‘ rose and said that for the first
Aime In the history of the slate the
*‘llllhorlty was invited to join in the
curious~ to select commissioners and
they acquiesced in the selection. ‘ lie
' simply wished to note the act of cour-
. teams! the Republicans.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
‘ (Everybody‘s Magazine.) _
‘v'Eoi‘ a number of years i advertised
only in my windows and in some of
he street cars. because I did not feel
but I could afford to advertise in the
fly papers. Two years ago last Sep-
“ her, I was having n, cravenette coat
pole. and I succeeded in selling for n
fiple of Weeks about 50 cents a day.
Wilt I would try a. column ad.
” ho‘wa the evening papers. The
{lost day this column had. appears-4] in
lid» lbs. evening papers. and by the
. .was not the one that has the
W11. circulation: in Chicago, I se-
‘ f the puper. that this ed. up-
‘In because they gave me a low
‘ fblrt they agreed to give my ad
” position in the paper. The re-
as the next day the sales. which
rly had "been about .50 costs a
umped to .142. and in 50‘duys 1
s’bid over 3,500 rain coats.
the year" following that sale I
used to advertise in this one
Last fall i felt that I could at-
lnvest, say. about $6, 000 in ad-
sing in some of the other papers.
hree morning papers and three
papers, the best in Chicago
results have been something phe-
al. 1. did not have to invest the
0. The profits came back from
newrrpapcr advertising before their
Ia came in. and i do not figure today
have a dollar invested in adver-
NDUCTORS AND OFFICIALS TO
. . M
. 9, atherlng oi; Railroad Men In New
Haven Sunday.
tations have been sent to ‘Gen-
, anager Higgins, the general
tandem and all division super—
Its on the soculied western
of the New Haven road to at,
meeting of the New Haven
e Order of Railroad Conduc-
Ihb be held Blinds afternoon in
" l|0ws'3hali. Bi 5 have also
that to the officers of the various
the order along the system
New York and Boston and the
9.
.j public library has borrowed some tiny
musician-humanollesiienmherodb. imam-between Jon-2mm slum
.. at division of the all merino-.«mnorwsooo 3m 719? “moccasins! Horo-
" Mu unnamed aqueoum ebslcony llbowonbulit
anpflrofm was“. ml ”commutes genumber of
exhibition was well m mule. aligning mono space on the
..... sou... .. rm; °' new new ... y “W m“ ,
m. 00 one We not . r. we. won e I ,
We mm no noise- Botticch event-11d the is purse which had been "“7" 7° 1933:“! GRANT 8
it's Madonna With
Bouven's Lo pain was” Vincl's
Henchman. Lerollo's In the Country.
Nillots Cleaners and others of like
character. and are worthy of study
and Intimate acquaintance
The public is always welcome at the
library. and we trust a large number
will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity of seeing these pictures and
thus learn more of these famous art-
ists and their works. .
Several books of Interest in the
study of these pictures have been plac-
ed together and may be used either
at, the library or borrowed on appli-
cation st the desk. General histories
of art and books about individual art-
ists are not included in this list, but
may be had upon request at the lib
rary.
The following titles will be espec-
laily helpful:
Clemens. Painting for Beginners and
Students.
Emery. How to Enjoy Pictures.
Hoyt. The World's Painters.
Reiugch. Story of Art Throughout the
s.
Stu'rgia. Appreciation of Pictures.
Tytler. Old Masters and Their
lures.
Van Dyke. Art forAr-t’s Baku.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the sought.
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from a cold. Cures la grippc
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opinion.
The genuine is' in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Plaisted Drug
Store, and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
neurons AND CULINARY.
warukLss.
l’lo
Though separate evening waists in
light colors are not so numerous as
formerly; they are still worn and how
much prettie they are when trimmed
with lace of e exact shade of the mo
terlai than when another color note
is intrbduced
Green peppers which nowadays can
be bought. at the large groceries all
the year around, give an uppetizlug fla
vor to most of the sandwiches used
for light refreshments. They should be
shredded and mixed with the mayon
pulse.
Thembsuiar Shape of one's pettl
costs, long and short. ndds materially
to the indispensable fiure about flu
feet of the up to date skirt,
Sirliiful nccrilewomen are making
some very beautiful decorations for
their summer gowns in the shape or
hand made lace collars, cuffs. yokes
and skirt. panels. which are .fully as
beautiful as the expensive ones bought
In the stores. Corelessly wrought Iacv
is anything but. beautiful so the expen
dliure of both time and skill are im
Iperative in order to secure satisfactory
results.
The flannel blanket that has been
comsldered so necessary a part of the
baby's outfit is being superseded to
some extent by a little half-fitted
shawl that does not creep up the back
quite so easily and is more comfor
table.
Embroidered linen boleros all. in
whitcrhre useful to wear wit hunv thin
summer gown, giving the plain gown
a dressy touch and adding to the
beauty of the more elaborate one. .
By all means let us buy gowns that
are serviceable. but let us have our
serviceable gowns pretty. too. not an-
nouncing too plainly their character
of general utility; for by applying
though to the subject, gowns that will
give a vast amount of service may be
evolved which are also most attrac-
tive.
Bands of taffeta remain popular for
trimmings of'both skirt and bodice.
while there appears to be no diminu-
tion of the use of embroidered cloth.
The straight band around the foot of
the skirt is as much in evidence as
the vertical trimming of Scams.
Every one who has a piece of old
pewter stored away is bringing it out
to the light of her diningroom
A nice luncheon or supper dish can
be prepared if the following recipe is
followed: Take three cups of good well-
seasoned tomato sauce. thickened with
a heaping teaspoonful of flour. rubbed
into one of butter. and keep it hot in
saucepan set. at the side of the stove.
Toast neat slices of broad, bhtter them,
and place them on a warm platter. put-
ting a tablespoo‘nful hot tomato sauce
on each. Into the remainder of the
sauce turn two cups of minced mutton
and put the sauce over the fire Stir
the mixture until the meat is orougb-
1y healed, season it to taste and pour
it upon the toabt—
ENGLISHWOMAN.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDING'THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and We recommend
it as a safe remedy for children and
j expected to have a large at-
I conductors and
' dials- e business session
will. be called at 2: 80
li'cludlnd the general moun-
Iljb‘b heard from members of
tho nIsstlon. A blem-
.. . Inlt ee sold the purpose
a v ,0“ division "savers" wlIl be '
M mite speeches and res— .
.to‘ bring the rail—v
adults. Plainted' s Drug Law and The
Clifford Pharmacy. ‘ I so
I lie char-slid. you. hi... to
Irundm Wins the Amniotic Skating
kW Gearing lee-Its.
The attraction at the Holloway RIM ‘
in North 11w: “root. last night was
llcubew IIIiSilrid from Arkansas.
will make his first continuance on roi- ,
lers ind entertain the audience .
The material for the new balcony
has arrived. and comatose will com-
n-dsnosltnd when the men made their
bet u to who was the best skater.
Ill-undue simply stood up on the skirt
as and walked about the ball. while
Clince made a strenuous effort to
skate, and In so doing hsdImsny tumb-
les. which mused him to lose time.
Professor A. D. Barnes favored with
two vocal selections, to piano accomp
wiment by Professor Clone.
Saturday night Joseph Ciune. the
well known South Norwalk vocalist.
will sing.
The date of the masquerade ball
has again been changed, and it will
now be held next Thursday evening.
as there are many other attractions
for next Friday night. There will be
skating from 7:30 to 12 o'clock. with
music by the orchestra. A special ad-
mission fee of twenty-five cents will
YES
These bargains are for you. No two prlcggscheme when you do your
trading with us. We are price doctors from the word “go." so get the
"habit." Buy for cash. You‘ll never regret it.
Friends of Lawrence fiddly and
Frederick Smith employed by Con-
.fractor E. Burger and Company, 01'
Norwaik, have been having much fun
with them over an incident that lisp
9911M several days ago. A big force
of men go down to Riverside every
week day morning to work on a Job
at that place. The trip from 801th
Norwalk to Stamford is made on an
express and at the latter place a
change Is made to a local train.
Messrs. Healy and Smith became so
interested in waudiing a game of
cards one morning that they did not
think to leave the express at Stam-
ford and as a result were carried
through to New York Their friends
declare that their Intention was to
go down to Riverside Drive and
shingle General Grant's tomb.
Sugar at Iiellners‘ Prices.
Slbs for 251;, Win 101 500‘ 4201113 for SI
Full Weight Guaranteed.
caucus sA‘LE-JnesI-I ooooe.
Our' Regular 150 Goods Tomorrow at .......................... 12: lb.
delicious less and Coffees-«Ilia Stamp Offers
50 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. But No. 1T0: at ......................... 50c»
40 Pink stamps with 1 lb. Our No. 2T8! at .............. 40c
20 Pink bumps with 1/, lb. Beet No.1 Tea at ........................ 260
25 Pink stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Mo-Ka Blend Coffee at ............. . 25c
20 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Mack: and Java Coffee at .................. 30c
15 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee at .............. 25c
People Who Are Posted on Grocery Prices Know That These
' Are Real Specials:
Best Maine Potsztoes, pk. ....... 20c Nuphtha. Ozone or Babbitts' Sonp,. .
cake ......... . . . . .. . ....... . .
35”" Maine Potatoes. bushel. '756 Grape Nuts or Shredded Wheat,
4 Cam 000d Sugar COPE-"MC. 25g DRE. ................ .u. ....120
Ennmcline or Sun Paste can . 4c
3 Cans Belfry Corn (Reg. 10c) " 25°I Baker's or Beekmun's Cocoa, can. 20c
Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust, pkg. ...... 18c Muud S. Brand Flour, bag. 68c
MOTHER'S OR PAW-NEE OATMEAL, PKG. ........... ............ 9c
$I .00-free in Stamps Willi luv of Iheloll inq--$I .00
I lbs. New Dates . ........... 251: With each smoked cuter
3 lbs. Clark's Milk Crackers .. .25c 1 Bottle Gold llock Mustard. 100
1 dozen Best Pickles ............ 10cI 3 Cans King Brand Corn ........ 250
1 Can Dutch Cleanser We 1 Pkg. Hominy (Monarch Brand) 10c
3 1st Large California Prunes .. 250 ‘1 Bottle Gold Rock Ontario .11"... 20¢
1 Can Aster Baker Beans ...... .121: l Pkg..De-Zcriu Jelly Powder . 10c
% lb, Pure Black Pepper ........ 100 1 Pkg. Monarch‘Brand Corn Starch 10c
\
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NEW YORK GRUCERYEU.
scum senwnuc 'uoswssx.
Telephone
Your MOney’ s ‘0th
We give you one hundred cents’ worth in GROCERIES for every doic
hu- you spend here. A trial order will convince you.
Fine Table Butter 32c lb. Warranted Fresh Eggs, dos.
29c
' 2 qts. Fancy Sweet Potatoes .13c
3 lbs. Milk or Soda Crackers . .. . 25c Pow Nee Oat Meal a present in each'
3Dkgs.Lsggett’s OutMesI 25c aka. 3 okra. .....'l.. 25c
’ _ 3 ‘ (i cakes Miller’s Naphtha Soap .. 10¢
2 cans Best Alaska. Salmon ...... 25c 2 pk“. Satine Washing Powder .. 5c
.3 cans Condenbed Milk . .25c “be Sun Shine scourins Soar -- 100
Fancy Maine Potatoes, pk. 21,... 23c
3 Lemons be
Good Table Butter, per lb.I
3 cans imported Sardines .. . 2bc
3 cans Solid Puckcd Tomatoes .. 25c
Louis ~ ‘ oseloff
”dill Nomlk.‘
72 North Will or.
:IE 3 TTEA ANDCOFEEE .be found is unwise come
III II . pricier cues in 11va I‘Ily the but
cents on V
. 29¢
' icy truck. . The icon t was a cullspse; ty in the murder of former Governor
Wilts hrs on on a result pedestrians
"1 II
‘ condition
Iwo‘ a... Saturday and Monday
SHORT LENGTHS of DRESS GOODS, REMNANTS of COTTO
IN NOTIONS, IN FACT ALL ODDS AND ENDS.
o
Tomorrow and Monday Marked
Under Prices
While this Sale' In for true days. many of the lots are small and
therefore, it would profit you to buy tomorrow.
After thebig Clearance Sale just ended we naturally find many Odds and Ends. such as
us and LINENS. BLAN-
KETS SLIGHTLY SOILED FROM HANDLING, ODD SIZES IN WOMEN’S GARBENTS.
COTTON UNDERWEAR MUSSED FROM WINDOW DISPLAY. ETC: BROKEN LOTS
Fully One-Third
will hardly last for one day,
l J Clark‘s Spool Cotton, not allnumbers; reg—
ulsr price so. Odds & Ends Price, 2%c sp.
“Hope ’ Safety Pius, large and small sizes only“ .
regular price so Odds & Ends Sale Price as.
Mohair Shoe Lacers, full length, six pairs in
package; regular price 15c.
Odds & Ends Sale Price 9c.
\Vonrcn' 5 ll cits in leather and silk, colors
\vlriit, brown and navy . regular price 256:
Odds & Ends Sale Price 9c.
Odds 81 Ends in Men’s All Wool Drawers;
values up to $1.75. Odds dz Ends Price 69c.
Odds & Ends in Men's Neckties. b0Ivs, four~in-
bands and strings; values 250 to 50c.
Sale Price 10c.
Black Sateen
Just a few of
quality.
lawns, plaids in
lloys' Sweaters, while only; regular price 31.
5 Odds & 1311115 Price 69c.
(hills & limb; inndn's Shirts, mostly large
sizes (no medium sizes) ; regular price 50c.
Odds & Ends Sale Price 38c.
(‘lrids & Ends in \‘Vomcu's Fancy Hose: regular
prices 39c to 50¢. Odds & Ends Sale Price 29c
Vl'mneu's (loll Gloves. not all sizes: grey, whitt-
and black ; 500 quality. Odds & Ends Sale 33c.
Colored Border
W omen s
\\:Iislx,11105ily
Univ a few (
the big sale.
1111:1111).
1.1ulics’ and Lace 'l‘rimmctl
Handkerchiefs; 5c quality: slightly llillSSL‘ll. 2%c
(lotlr l iuisb Writing Paper, 50 sheets and 50
crivclopcs ; regular price 25c.
Odds & Ends Sale 171:
Just a few Wrist Bugs, all styles; 50c quality
Odds & Ends Price 25c
lxcmuants 0f
tlrcv are uortlr.
()(ll Enamel
2500 yards of Now Iignrcd ()rgarulies,
handsome designs; value 15c
use from $1 to $2.
Brilliantinc
Short lengths Outing Flannel;
very
Odds & Ends Price 9c.
Petticoats cut full and qtlccp
llouucc; regular price $1..25
Odds & Ends Price 83c
those Long Black Coats for wo-
men left from the big sale; regular $16. 50 value.
Odds 81 Ends Price $9. 98
Muslin Corset Covers, ten different styles, most
every size, slightly soiled from handling; 29c
Odds & Ends Price too
An odd lot of Women s Waists in fine white
the no w cfi‘ccts not all sizes; val-
Odds & Ends Price 69:
and Nun’s‘ Veiling
white: regular price $2.00.
Odds & Ends Sale 99c
ll ilrosc $2. 50 Blankets left from
Odds dc Ends Price $1. 49
regular 10c
Odds & Ends Price 7 A.
\luaui 500 yards Drug (mods, mostly plaids,
nothing uudcr 50c; :1 low better ones
Odds 8r Ends Price 33c
\prou Giuglrams the best qual—
itv, about 1000 yards: everybody knows what
Odds & Ends Price 5%c
l’nils: regular price 39c
Odds & Ends Price 23c
be got at this michlll
'i {antic
The Farr Cloak 8: F
ashlngton Sorbet. South
SCHOOL TEALCHES' SLEIGH COL~‘INCRIMINATING PAPERS 0E5!
APOE TI'IOYBD.
D.
Superintendent William 0. Finale CRlPPulll CREEK. Colo Feb. 1.—
and a party of about eight or ten Through a tire yesterday, alleged to
teachers from the 80th t» Norawlk have been caused by "hell are, " a cum-
schools went mlelgh ride. yester bustlble liquid,‘ certain documents,
day afternoon ”min speller met them photographs and other valuable pu-
early on the trip. Their vehicle was pers that were to be used as evidence
a wagonetts titled with runners and‘ngainst Meyer, Heywood apd Petti~
‘uhile passing til" right Wall s.treet bone, omcers of the Western Federa-
Ions of the mono aunt in the trol- I.lon or Miners, charged with complici-
and the whole It rty was obliged to! Stouenberg of Idaho, which had been
slight until diffs chi. arrangemenislpisced in the safe of the Mine Own
could be made. ers’ Association, in this clty..are be-
---—---————--—~ lleved to have been destroyed. The
glow PLOW DID GOOD W0 KI. combination on the safe had been Iii--
ighwsy superintendent
Kellogg, of Norwsllr, dispatched some sible to open it and uncertain the ex-
of his assistants and a two horse show tent of the damage.
mi. M...“
play. about the guy of Norwilk,tb
OHIOAOO SQHOOLI GUARDID. I
msny of the old at kzs in solid CHICAGO. Feb iL-Jl‘be health com-
during tile early hours. mitten of the Council took. the scarlet
Some unpalatable?“ tomato ”39:11:: ”Vlad“ limits t iced th 1
the“ um All i use . you try a no or e empoy
Wit *“IW‘ «my the up most or int additions aimed
4 III”
can fected by the best. and it is imposr . .
a ”epidemic in hand ~
medical linspecuitli '
Spell- Binding Values.
Bargains that actuaiiu stun and surprise are to
”a e
ladies’ and Misses’ Suits. Coats, Skirts. Waisls
and Miliinerll at less than haii- price.
Willem Ibis Sale Daily. for Every Day we Place on Sale Bargains.
ur *tore
employed will guard all the public
schools constantly.
DEATHS 'BY VIOLENCE IN STATE.
NEW. HAVEN. Feb. lw—During the
month of January In Connecticut there
were three homicides three suicides
by shouting, four by hanging, two by
poison and two by taking gas, four
women and seven men were killed by
the railroad, and three others died
from injuries received by cars. six per-
sons vtere drowned and sorted persons
were accidentally asphyxinted by gas. .
Besides. twelve other persons met vlo‘ .
lent deaths, and there were two deaths
uscrlbed to hydrophobia.
, W w
INITIBH SAILORG KILLED. . .
mNDON, Feb. 1 nlnfcbonts from .
llartispo‘ol today rescuers twentyifour‘
of the crew of the British steamer .
Clavorlng. ashore at tho mouth of the
ms, inauding ICM’. a Scott. The
tbs' our
vessel is .
till. one tors curing
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Norwalk Chronicler