I‘ 0111010115
indies
111‘ .
LANES.
51 WASHINGTON ST.
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Local 1111311111.
—-Soit 1111111, Suit Hats. O'Brien.
A regular meeting of Washington
Camp, P. 0. S. of A, was held last
evening. A supper was one of the “lib
lures.
~T111'keys :uld (llllrkells. liuttm'y's.
An Important I't‘liiiiil'fiill of the floor
committee of linens 'l‘l'ibe's 1111111111101
rude ball will be held tonight ill [tell
Men's Hull, and all inclllbers are re-
quested to be present,
-—lillgin IIIII.I( 1', 301: lb. 11‘. I). L. & (lo.
'Muny tons of snow are. being curt-
ed from Mllln and Wall streets today
and dumped into the rchr from the
Wall street bridge. The work is be-
ing done under thed lroctlon of Street
Commissioner Mudln,.Kellogg.
—-Dr_ Dick’s Medicine cures grip.
Undertaker David W. Raymond was
out this morning in a sleigh, and when
under the Washington street bridge
took 11 spill into the biggest sllowbank
he could find. Fortunately no serious
consequences resulted. _
—~I’ork Roast, 12c. liuttcry's.
Whllc Samuel Hoyt, Jr., was driving
a gray horse. owned by Alden Sol
mans, this morning, the sleigh upset
and the horse runaway. Ii. Went down
Iiuyvicw avenue, but was cuptured be-
fore ally 11111113111111 Will-i done.
——l"l'esll (idlldy, 10 11nd 201': lb,,11t M.
S. Smith & Co.'s.
George W. Donne, the real (stillie
dealer, was Iilkt'll suddenly ill [his
morning, and collapsed in Illt snow
in North Mnin stroll. Sr 1111'le 1111111
went to his assistance. 11nd he was (1:11‘— ,
rled into the Mithilt'kl‘lllt) iloitl l'ol'
treatmr ll 1. '
~Canes 11nd Mourning Bands, O Brien
A double ripper ran into one of Ex-
pressman Thomas C. Cavanugh’s '11-
gons on the Ely avenue hill, last nighl
and broke one of the wheels. The
driver Charles Conley. was thrown
out, and sustained injuries to his bend
and shoulders.
~iiefore buying your Sunduy dinner
inke a look in the window at the New
. York Market. And the price is right.
Edson B. Fuller for about two ye ears
past clerk at the Norwalk Hotel has
resigned and left today f01 New Ymkl
whom he will take an'btllm position. I
During his stay in town Mr. Fullcl has
made many friends ultio regret to learn
of his departtne, but who will wish
for him the greatest success possible.
Eugene Sullivan. Whose home is in
Boston, but who has been wolking for
a week or so all the St' ‘George Pulp
and Paper Company. was art osted last
evening in South N0111'1llk,_ on .1 01111111111-
or drllnkennesg. He was fined $5 and
costs this molning, bttt execution of
Sentence was deferred.
~—Nutmog Club Dance, Lockwoods
IIalL Fri. evening. Spoldcls Orcilestl't
Little Fddle liniden,‘ oh llnvilulld
street, had 11 narrow (11021110 from 1191'
lens injuries last evening on the Cl1v '
street. bill. He was walking up and
did 'not see :1 l'Ippt-‘l, “hit it was com 1
ing down all lightning speed. lit w is
knocked several feet into the stir 11nd
sustained a painful out on 11111 leg, but
fortunately no serious injuries rc-
suited. ,
~Suusnge, llllk and bug, 12 ,1-20.
New York Market.
A party of young people who lCSIlIt}
on "the hill" held 11' sleighillk pur'ty
last evening. 'l‘hey bud one of Mtit'
Farland 11nd I’lckering's ice tennis
hitched to hubs and weilt to Si:l""iniold
and back. Anionr the party Were
Misses Daisy and Bessie Sample, Iin
'lel Ferris. Bertha Hunter, Estella
' market,
, would not induce them to do so. A pic-
m mun
INSURANCE.
Taylor & Golden.
An odrortbcment cppeared yester
. any in the financial columns of New
York mineral, [or the sole of stock in
the New England Food Company In
East Norwalk, The advertisement
1 says that the stock in the concern will
j pay forty per cent a your.
. also states timt one of the largest eon.
- items in the country is willing to pay
‘ the New England Food Company 31011,.
The ltd.
0011 to keep its products out of tho
but that 11 million dollars
lure of the factory accompanies the
advertisement, and in it is shown 0
large automobile truck with the “name
of the company on it.
1111 111111111111
souru NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
susmass.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00
SURPLUS AND Pnorrrs,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H, MATHEwsou, Pres.
JOHN H, KNAPP, 1111 Vice-Pres.
1:11:50“ch H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
[‘6‘-
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp chucl Grumman
Jocclah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
111'1- lllitlly, but ours is ”W Hill". that at: ,
trut'ts attention.
THIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts that “the signs of the titties“
l‘tll't1t':i.:1t
"MONEY IN REAL ESTATE"
for those who invest now. 0111' prop-
(~l'ties, city or country. prove it. Illtvt1
you money to Invest? Put it iil real
estate. Do you wont to sell? It's lit.
this oiilco you can find 11 quick buyer.
Consult us 011 all real estate deals.
John B. Lawrence, ,
Agency.
2 South Main St..
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ ANNUAL CLEARANCE-SALE OF
GOLD
llltlll . P1111313
AT- £051. '
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery, Glauwarc, Housciurnlch
ing Goods. framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with fixture;
10c.
cloth Shades, with Irlngo, 280.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. ‘
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor.
aiing. .
We give the 3.81 H. Green Trading
Stamps. .
Gray, Louis Von Gal, 01.111111 Kindllell.
Norman Show, Godfrey Silllw anti
,1. Come Hunter. , , , ,
—-Cordur0y Cups. OBricn
111.11 stnllation or omcela of Olive Tel Con-
1301110111) .9050, Knights of i’ytllilts was
held Inst evening at then lodge rooms
In Washington sheet, the wmk of In
stallaflon being done by Deputy Grand
Chancellor C Harris. Other cutof-
town guests present Wei-e H. 8. Denis
‘ George Darrow, w. E. Preston and Edi
tor William Jones, of Woolly, who
L. II. DECKER,
" 87 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk.
Saturday Sale
bheei Music
“ IOc
VALENTINES,
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.‘
10 to 04.110. ‘
Valentine Post
, Gerda
(10,000 to select I'Wl'
COLEMAN’S
Ncwc client.
,made a very witty address
——Pot Roast. no bone. tar»
ttery s.
' W. Frank Bobbitt J. A.Ch11sc, Rob-
tart A. Tumble; C. W. Droyer, W. P
W Vinnie, W. B. James, Mrs. WlIlIum
.8lduner. H. P. Heyat, w. R. 8tiies.
A. A. K Snow, J. Schorwln. R. l’. Vid-
.,1l.ud,Noiv York; George Leonard D 1r
1011‘: II E. Montague. Ansoniu: Wil
lulu Dusscn, Grapd Rapids, Mich. ., J.
12. Button; It). 8. nearing, B. M. Elw-
Illicit, Boston: L. M. Young, Merlden;
1W;flollins.flpflnsflold E. H. Math-
0011, H. A Mathewson. L. R. Hurl-
utt. George L. Rockwell South Nor
lit, were at the Hotel IJIIII'ord, yes-
'rda
0 11110110110113 ON
31111301011113 and Suits.
When you t‘illln’lilil' tllc qtldlttv III «1111 thlllitn it'll I)H_\.~s. .lull l'tztl-
ize llit‘h airings lied lug pl 1t 11‘ Il'lt‘llll _\oll will lose no time in litiug
log your boy here for new clothes. \\ t' \t'lI the host titlillt» 111 1111111
for boys of all 111,105. and our regular plit't'. 3111‘ .1111 .1,” illir. .‘dalk
IIIt' iligfir reductions :11 Wlllt‘ll 1111111111 buy now.
‘ ovnncosrs. BOYS‘ surrs. _
$3.50 Coats,‘now $0.29 $2.50 Suits, now $1.39
$536 Coats, now $3.49 $3.50 Suits, now $1.89
$7.50 Coats, now $4.89 $5.00 Suits, now $2.89
1‘ $10.00 Coats, now, $6.89 $6.00 Suits, now $3.89
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, 150 and 290.
This is a final clearance of all of our children‘s [drilled Shirt
\Vzusis. 'l'llt'rt' 1s still :1 good variety of patterns (it lIlt‘Nt‘ reduced
prices: ‘
50c Waists, 290. 250 Waists, 150.
(iur best Suits and (it'ert‘onts are selling rapidly at 111111 'l‘nu
reductions. Have you bought yours vol?
mu
14 South Main St. Tel. Call 632-:
NEW RATES ON MAINE CENTRAL twccn all stations on all its lines in
PORTLAND Me 1.1,.1,_1LN,1wlMaine and :1 putt oi! the mountain
passengers and freight Hugs on ”,9 ’dlvlsion in New Hampshire, and three
Maine Central Rullload wrnt into ef‘ 19"“ ll mile I’QIWN‘" 11'] stations I"
feet today, giving impoltdnt reduc. i‘OIIlI‘I sections. Its freight ialli'ts also
tions. The Maine Control passenger have ”01’“ WRIIJUSIPII glVllig a lower
latte on through shipments from the
(LEI
tariffs for single tickets has been put
on the buslti of 211, cents a mile, bo-
Flfteon years 11 go Low-nod :1 (built 111111 Food Store
I11illnbelict‘tlltltgood groin and good service would
bring me business. I believed that prompt delivery of
carefully selected, carefully 15011111111011 grain would be up.
preriulcd by the p11 IIIIt‘. My constantly lncrmsing bust
nests has justified my belief. Steady, prrsislollt .hnmlner-
lug, coupled with 11 desire. to please at any cost. has 1111- .
conlplislleti bills from ubsoluieiy nolhilug. To my
friends, plttl'ons, customers I extend my tbzmlzs and
hearty upprcclution, and solicit continued patronage on
The old glounlls “111 Hill settler good grain." ' l‘
Buy Oats 'I'hats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
1
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VAIIENTIN
ES
GREAT BIG LINE
Wm. P Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk
- . .2 . “m..“, __—._.-, , .._.. ,.. “AL... L»... n. w...
THE HATCH & BAILEY (30.
FROM A PIGGERYJO A PALACE. '1'
Timber, shingles, llltb, all kinds and. grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, dint coated
rooting paper, sheathing pnper. Iiairlnsuintor 11nd deafening papers, ordi-
nlu'y and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar nlld Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
lng, turning, planing, shop jobbing, cabinet work; veneered work. Klin-
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall Street;
Lumber Yard. Water Street. Telephone 46-2
10 North Main M90000 Nemihl .
- ‘porsonnlly
(dumber and Mill welk for EvelulhintlD-~
010015115"
Saturday
Cald1
2911. lb.
You haven't any idea how good
these candles are unless you have est
en some. Our large weekly sales
prove, how popular this candy is. All
the ingredients are genuine, pure anti
wholesome. You have rarely bought
such sweets at double the price.
TAKE HOME A BOX,
Illil llllllllll P11111111,
THE PRESCRIPTION cross.
TEL. 15-1-2.
FREE DEIJV WHY SERVICE.
Solid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
THE
United American Opticians.
(incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Investments
1 sell only lnvoSimcnts that I have
Investigated, and which
have. been most rigidly Investigated
by some of the very best business and
plutosslontll 1111111 ill our city, who have
large holdings with us and who ree-
onllnend these. investments to their
most intimate friends.
"A cord will bring you our literature,
or :1 personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
TODAY IN WALL STRIKT-
WALL STREET, 10: 10 0.110
prices of stocks allowed an extension
of the rally in progress yesterday with
the demand quite active
Pacific, Minneapolis" St Pull!
Sault suintc Marie and Kansas City
Southern about a point. Large frac—
tional gains were scored by Reading,
Southern Railway, Kansas and Texas.
Colorado Fuel. American Car and Su-
lnlr. Norfolk 11ml Westeln
Hillellblg tell 1.
\VALI. S'I‘REE‘T, II a, u1.«-—Opcnini{
prices to the host that were registered
d1,1l'i111,1,'tbt1 first hour, tilt1 market there-
llll‘trl- brultltlllg under IIIN‘I'lII ofterlnzfl
ol’ 1II11 t'oalt-l's :tntl 1111111111111 stocks.
lt‘ :'11li111 111111111 WI'I'I‘ converted into si-
,mll: 11 losses with .1 low stocks displny-
,lllg' cytoptlouul Weaknesses. Lat kn 1111
111111 gave way 47.1, Smelling .ll/l, Minn
capolls St. Paul and Sault Ste Malie
111112111111 Reading Pennsylvania, Ca-
,nadlan Pacific and Westinghouse Elec-
,‘tllcl Toledo, St. Louis and Western
rose 1 and Consolidated Gas 1%. The
market was steady.
W ALL 8’1“th F’I‘ noon.~—'l‘be de-
mand was languid and stocks came up-
on the market in growing volume be
fore which 'prlccs yielded easily.
Smeltiug fell 3, National Lead 3 12,
and u long list of active stocks lost
from 1 1.012 1-2. lionds were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1. p. n1.~[’1'ofes-
sioiiul traders took advantage of the
absence of effective support anti de—
pressed prices steutllly. Practically
every stock disputullutive prominence
was under pressure 111 one time or
unotller. Alludonliu yielded ‘74.
WASHINGTON, Fob. l.-—~'l‘llt1 House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
(lommt'rtte decided today to lllttke u
favorable report on the Livingston res-
olution providing for an investigation
of the-New York Cotton Exchange by
lllt' IK'lial’tlllelli of Commerce and L11-
1101'.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
SABIE lSLAND, N. 8.. Feb. 1,.
Steamer Bretagne. Harvo for New
York was 1'70 miles southeast of. this
point at 6:50 11. in. Will probably dock
about 8:30 a. 111. Sunday.
Sentinel Want Ads. pity.
We Have the Goods
And you have the rocks. You want
our goods and we want your rocks.
llllvlng spent lh(_.1 Inst two weeks look-
ing over the various lines of Furni~
tlli'c, etc” and having so studied the
lnnrket we were enabled to buy the
ltttest designs and finest grades of
Ii‘lll‘lllllll‘t‘! plocurnble. For the next.
three months, therefore. we will be
reaching stock that has never been
sulpnssed in the Twin Cities, '
The prices on the, some have and
,ncvel' will be equalled. We hnv just
what you want and 111 the light or recs.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Ouch or Credit.
3 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 070—2. 1 '.
SKATES l
Winslow's Dost, “Ill-owtlio" Sprint:
icc Skates, Skule Straps. Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks. at
llorllalll Hardware 60.
37 Main $1.,“Norwalk.
1 South Norwalk
Board 0 f Relief.
Notice. is hereby given that. the
Ilonrd of [belief ol’ the City of South
Nurwnlk. will meet on Wednesday,
.‘Inuunry 30, and 'l‘uesdny, February-5,
1907, nt. 7 :30 o‘clock to i) p. 111.: Sotur~
tiny, It‘lzhrunry 9, 1907, from 2 to 5
A. Stull
Phone 220-3.
22 Cottage Ave» Eact N0rwnik.
DAVID W. R]! YMOIID.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
19 North Main St. South Norwolk.
, Recidonco,.6 Washington street.
Telephone ct house, 134-2.
4--.... .. _... ,__ . .. . .
l
l
l
l
thep'iu‘mmng
let mlyonc'lnsml such work unless
they 111'1 thorough mechanics, under
standing otely branch of the plumbing
and ventilating systems. My work is
m—"Fmt
Great
Northern ptd. "it” 1% and Nollhcrn weekly salary can secure money at our
and office on their own name.
a lid 1
in your house is of too nmch import» in
once to your health and happiness to
Telephone 46-3.
If You Keep Them in a sale
Dopont Box in the Modem
city, for the purpose of hearing and
tittonnlnlng all appeals haul the do-
ings of the assessors of said city on
_" the list of 1906. '
Dated at South
21, 1907. ,
, ~' JOHN F'. MMAHON.
MATTHEW COltliET'I‘,
Board at Relief.
5 Monroe 31., South Norwaik, Conn.
Norwalk. January
' it” 2-“.
«01..2~..~1¢1 gusset.
Notice is hereby given that the
00111 of Reliet oi the Town of Nor-
walk will moot at their omcc. Opera
House bloc
rldpy, Fob. 1,-1907 2 to 4 0.111.
isottirday, 9th. 2 0.111. ,
e
F0111 ofoilabie
Shave 1
Excells them all
0’24 .. 1.
11511119111111 20th,”9 to 41 p.10.
The mootln'ga are for the purpose of
hearing and determlnlnz any and oil
1 tot hem train the? doings
0‘0 core on 010 list oI 1200. .
Joint board, Wednesday,
0, iii, A p. m.. for the pur-
lint. the polls 0t sick and
o'clock p. 111.: 'l‘uesdny,dli‘ebr‘uug'y 12, guaranteed.
from 7:30 to 9 p. m.' Fill uy ‘e ruory
.15. ct. 7:30 to 9 p. m.. in the Council Arthur .E- Benedict,
Chamber II‘I liuvllund street, in said PLUMBING. HEATING. TINNING.
and desirable 1111111111191
A “will” B1111
Can be easiltl honed
M01111
Housewives and a'hyohc drawing a
Call and see 110.
Independent loan and 311-
willy till; ;
Havilahd Bldg., , Woshinulon tit.
Office Hours, 9 11.111.10.31) 111.
Harry E. Crone.
TEACHEK' . 1
1111111 011101111. 00101.-
(Privatc pupil, 3 yam with hill-I .
Hartmann, New England mmvumy
of Music, Boston. Mom). thI “Art
clue in South Norwalk‘. 12 yoga.
teacher. Special termc to 11m 5%
studying. Clan limited. 11111011111111.
plll' recitals. Mandolin club to m
at once. Addre
304 FAIRFIELD 0‘25" Burnout)“.
Attendance All Hour: Day ind Night. '1' l
FRED’K H. DINUIW,
Funeral Director and Lmballner'
SOUTH NORWA‘LK.
Temporary Residencem ' ' 1 '
19 South Osborn Ave., 1 -
East Norwaik. Tc‘i Connectlo
LADY ATTEN DANT.
tla WW ‘Ifl
-PLUHBING AND IT'AK
HEATING " 1
HOT WATER HEATINO.:
HOT AIR HEATING. I
ITOVEB AND RANGIO '
an: AND TIN 1100111510
(in and Bloom Fitting. 1.
u. Fixturoo. Mom Coiling. 1001'
Have you coon our «pct: 11! '
RICHMOND RANGES!
THE JONES & HOTI‘HKICD
COMPANY, . ‘
NDIIWALK.
17 WALL STREET.
for freight Only
on cud utter Tuesday. Jammy
1906,17‘reigbt Propellero will lea“
Pier 28,1120“ River New York, (too
0! Dover street), ovary day. (except
Sunday), at 4 11.111. Freight roculvod
at Norwcix up to 4 9.111. m flout!
finrwclk up to 5: 80 11.01., -
NORWALK OTEAMIOAT GI).
.KHHIM .l. Imml. . 0. o. Hogan-M
loom 1 "' ”an"! IQ... '
..~_. .. ...._ _.M~w
THE NEW
1101151. VICTORIA,
”Mil MINUTE FROM DIM?
[UROPEAN PLAN. , 1
.0111 room I cocci-I mun. Cot ' '
and Electric Light: throughout. (0
cry room halted.
RATES REAWNAILI.
Finely stocked Can 111 00111100:
A full lino of Ackor, Merrill C
III
dlt Co's celebrated Win00. law
'1' l. SULLIVAN. km
17
Glam alwayc on hood.
Telephone Coil. ”5—0.
w,
cvs‘v LADV'I DREIIINI CHAD
IE ER
0001110 be equipped with “on
snow white. onepiec’a “Sudden," In,
colcin Enameled Lavatory. ‘1 ,
Have you ever ctopp d w Iii-lid
how delighfuily conven 115111 ‘ ‘
be to here not 0110 cold rdo'nl'n'
your dressing champ
in; apartment of Ital.“ ’
‘MI‘
room? its presence won
the insert degree of comic,
in: career every 001., 1.
number 0! very desirahl
0010.001! can months
1111ch rich».
Norwalk Chronicler