area of low pleasure
till “latitude 111‘ tile
as cloudyw
slppl liver. ' A
side i the northwest is producing
pleasant weather with very low tam"
perstuJ sin distinction. . Conditions
favor this vicinity cloudy and rsinyt
weather with mild temperature: to. ,
lowed by, clearing weather on Sande
and depidedly colder Sunday night. '
Miss Bessie B. Gilbert. who has been
vlslti relatives in Norwalk, the out
week as returned.
erFlllfllyV Williams of Norwaill.
was “this guest of relatives, in Branch-
vilie. last Sunday.
wSpecial sale Velvet Rugs. all sizes,
from iibc to $22. 50. Extra speoisi~
88x72 tier :3. 25. reg price $5. 25. M. S.
Smith is: 0on
Mrs. Winfield Scott, of Norwalk is
the gulest of km mother, Mrs. Samuel
Stevens, of Ridgeiield
‘Fred‘ and Frank Bryant, of Norwaik,
were llfcent guests of their sister, Mrs.
Burr Mills in Geotwgetown
SelelVral sleighlng parties were out
to enjoy the good sieigblng and the
beautiful moonlight nights this week
The llast snow storm, followed by
the rain and warm wave has spoiled
the skating on the ponds around town.
‘——Special inventory reductions on
Hosiery and Underwear. at M. S.’
Smith & 'Co.’s.
Mrs. Urina Mead, of South Norwslk,
entertained her daughter, Mrs. Fibr-
face blend. of South Norwalk recent-
y,
Purity is our watchword. Selecting
only the choicest herbs and roots
known to pharmacists. No spirits or
harmful drugs. Holllstcr’s Rocky
Mouniriln Tea is purity itself. 350
Tea or Tablet. Plaisted’s Drng'
store
Miss Jennie M. Pegs of ThomEuston
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. CE . Be
nedict at the parsonage in New Can
nan .
E H. Perry has resigned from the
choir of Christ ‘,churcl1 Westport, and
accepted a similar position in Grace
church choir. Norwalk
-—Crofut & Knapp Hats. O‘Brien. ,
, A but was introduced in the legis-
lature yesterday to permit the New
Gannon Street Railway Company to
extend its line to Ridgeileld and Dan
bury.
--Slelghs at Luther M. Wright’s.
Matthew Nesbit, formerly of Ridge
field is 110w an organizer for the Wood
men of the World, and is meeting with
much success in starting a camp in
South Norwaik.
When Fleedom from the Mountain
birth, to.
Uniurlcd her Standard for all
see.
(Those words appeared in black and
while,
i“ "Drink Rocky Mountain Tea."
* Plaisteds‘ Drug Store.
At a callous of the Faillleld County
replesontntives, ill Hartford yesterday
George M. Nevins, of New Fairflcld
and Arthur J. Hull of Monroe, were.
elected‘ county auditors. ‘
—-Buy your Sunday Candy at M. St).
Smith it: Co.’ a. They guarantee it al-
ways fresh.
A. Si Green, of Norwaik has taken
a permanent position ‘with H. D. Atwa-
ter Mr. Atwnter‘ is to be ccngratu',
rated on having such competent elec
trlclans in his empIOy .——-New Canaan
Messenger.
-—Latest style Derbies. O‘ Brien.
2'3 A stated tLcolglrnunicatlon of Old Wéip
F’ and A M. will he
held at: its rooms, Tuesday; alchemy
31"” 8 o'clock .m. The Master
asensi’ degree wii be worked and
ere will be a banquet.
ninja cune‘o IN 6 T0 ‘14 naval
.4
s‘c‘x
. : Az OINTMEN‘T is ’g'ual'iilthe‘d’ih
<5 rei y case of itching, Blind, Bleed-
as an an roughness
“a W! y Cannot harm the
11 ki V
if" “16ch '3“ “omens ..
' delighted and sulprlsed to see his rel-
..' silly Qualifications for Teu‘chers l
,mon's Admiral Red had a closely conv
tested race. Both herses won a heat.
. fairly and squarely and othels say that
’ orlProtrudiug Piles is 6 to ~14
. sol: money .leiunded. {locum '1
ms L "resolve ... z;
‘rons'A‘um'rens upsurge use.
mommies
lined
, a chance colossus.
15o cANlleo cubes ...
Lseslsramd Lasts ..... ......
Ins-silsglslrvr-
smells-on «its cell:
bottle Ou
Cream of Mugabe
only a remedy “for
' ‘ soeAPPao HANDS ,
but it preventlitive and beauti'iler. It-
wilitens and softens the skin and
pure ingmdlents.
r71?“ “mm a (till
rednlsites
hill ll Kelley
line .0! toilet
Drought.
3 North Main sum. hi.
connocoions {or all north, and son
bound Who made at our it
play the" Y. M. C. A, WWI. in Stamford.
this evening. .
Charles Taylor was taken to that
blows“: Hospital yesterday afternooo‘
[01 treatment tor pnmmonia.
Camelot Castle, Knights of King Ar
thul of Grace Church will meet this
evening at 8 o'clock. An inlportani
business session is scheduled
Alias Catherine Stebnnldier and Al
son Smith were in New York Thurs
day evening. and saw Melbit in R150
letti at the Metropolitan Opera House
The condition of Miss Hattie Ray-
mond. who was recently stricken with
a shock, still remains critical and she
has not yet returned to consciousness
Mrs Fannie Sims of 23 Ann street,“
was taken to the Norwalk Hospital
yesterday, where an operation was
performed for appendicitis. The 0!}
eratiou was performed by Dr, Ward
Grecgry, assisted by Drs. Bean and
Gregory, Sr ‘
ii. A. Mathewson, South Norwalk;
II. R. Hurlbutt, F. H. Brown. Wilton;
Frank Humpbreys, E A. Oliver, G. T.
Fitch A. Conley. New York. C. D.
Rydel Danbury;1ames H. Coleman.
Philadelphia; L. M. Patterson. Spring-
field; B. H. Keeier, New Haven; A. D.
Nauhaus, Fallsfarm Pu. were guests
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
Mrs Carl Schsub Miss Louise.
Schauh and Max Malmo went to the
Brooklyn N ayy Y . yesterday and
visited the battlesh 9 Ohio, on board
which is Walter Malina, a cousin of
Mrs. Scllhub. The young sailor was
atlves especially as the Ohio is to
cruise in southern waters soon. , . ,
it‘s healthful wholesome. It’s good
for one as the other. The more you
take the better you sleep and cat
Makes people happy. That's what
Hollister's Rocky Mountian Tea does
35 cents Tea or Tablets. l’laisted‘s,
Drug Store.
The Schoolmasters Round Table, of
Westeln Cennecticut will hold a meet-
ing in the Lincoln School, South Nor.
walk Saturday, February 9, at 10:16
a. m, and afternoon. The topic for
discussion in the morning will be Do-
silable Modifications in the Elemen»
tary Curr.iculum in the attorlloohfi
two subjects will be discussed Nece
Secondarv Schools and What Are tht’
Aims of the Schoolnlastels Round Tai-
bie'! »
-—,The largest array of Valentines to.
be found, in. the citymt new on sale at
M S. smith & Co.’ a, at Special low
prices. Everything new. .
The racing on south avenue had a
set- back, last Monday. when Harry
Morris’ Beldén 30y and Frank L. St-
and the third and deciding one was
so close that all bets were dQCIared ctr.
Sinion claims to have Won the race
Bellien Boy was running when he
crossed the line All side bets on the
race; were held up and no more raoi
in; between these twa good horseti
has been had this week. The opinion
revails that Simon won the race
silly and squarely. Simon wort
three straight heats over Beiden Boy
on still .. ll
mono?" wow-t rigid c has “2::
hello g’t’hoj'so r» . an tin Mouse
gov. iii 5
1-...o1-o-1-1-
.....
MC 1.. 1. N] J‘- ' ..‘.
tan/3c La
NAT-wt: vase.
....... Aillh‘llltqyll .11...
32 South Main Street
.. ‘11. A” noun-I'M
Fm 99“er-
Amado is not
Made of a
comp... p basketball warn will
doc Moll;
sixth:
We:
Watchdoil Ts
‘uuivr'
[13‘
residents of the
goods. theré is no
cpl-ices d cs
t as good as . r rife
- if you ‘«real “drills with
4 Serve you; own interest odd
“are ofl'ering sodte‘spleudld values in DINING
'ROCM FURNITURE. Here are slew of the specials:
. .LChuirsr are $1.98. an 8.3959 a ,9: _
'sacw
.. , o EMBALMEH.
GRADUATE‘.
Are Proving the Worth of .3
‘ "‘“' ‘”“‘“’htl'$‘iitisss antic ATION < “‘“‘
Day and Evening Sessions. ‘
' South Norwalk.
t‘.
'-
Final Reductions
, . Enter February mt. V
Stamiwortl. .Port Chat ter. .5
M.A. MERRILL Princi-Vai.
. South Norwalk. Conn.
“,— —... ‘.
.....-..W
"W
‘ \
”.0.
Throughout 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.
in. s. SMITH e COMPANY
92 Wehrnngton Street.
anted l
‘
At: Star “Shn‘tr
South Norwalh
1
.Factory.
. .. Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITQHERS
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
’5. 1"l
lfllw‘fifl
Apply at Factory at onto.
at." :r'
"i my“,
. launchinmm'Plerm St.“ Co.
— K"tn .
NOTICE is HEREBY hthN
the public that”; propose making it said for all persons using our
Coal.-
We can do this easily, because theft is more best value to
the ion in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
3‘: ”Sit
iii“ 'Tle
14311 {Sal 53:le
13¢ 31;
at
run. ,
Old co pony Lents
, Peas, 2 sang,
*1 The lialllel Keogh Cull Lumpdllll
74_ SEAVIEW AVE.
rélW} »
5. Extra large slzeVNo. 2 kill (lost at 35 pet lbn.
Mill; bill.
,7,“ All ‘toth‘er itirlds
Telephone 548.
‘ Closing
‘sor.
m .
omr of Custom Stir.
The Grand Chapter. Ordel
Eastern Star. of be state of Co
out . .
occup
the g1 .
’1‘. Cu '
iii 12.359. detect; "
uhul the concert rndjoblnedi'.’
(lilliltl‘ ta; time was spent in (1:31!!! -
sioll ot~ new to the c i-
tulioll aid pylons“??? e grand i:
tor and the subordinate chapters: s
lt-commcud'cd bv the collllnittce 091111;}
ispl'udtnce. which consists of‘
Grand Mntlons (‘lurisstv Ii. Cultis. of
Strattord and Mary C. A. Pcl'killp, oi
llristol and Past Grand Patron Ed 1
Wild M. Plait of \Villsted. The
Mutants were. discussed and acted
cited by section in it very delib-
spate matter.
The nit‘il'lloon session opened at 2
’ , o'clock. when the discussion on the re
port of the couunittee on. jurispru-
dence Was resumed After the newly-
cleeted oilioel'e had been installed by
M171. Nellie 1). Case, of Collillsville.
acting as grand marshal Gland Mai-
ron Lina Hull Baldwin. of Walling-
i'ord, .anuounced her appointments as
follows: .
Grand Chaplain—Mrs. Luciene POW":
ers, of Wulliugford
Grand Marshal—Mrs. Maize (‘lurk
lligganulll.
(31qu Organistabirs.
boulnc. Southiugtun.
Grand Lecturer-«Elisha Cobb Wind
Alice Kil
A
Grand Adah-Mrs. lleltlla Shussiel,
Bridgeport '
Grand Ruth—«Mm. Emma Brewer.
Mtlldtll.
Grand ESillel~MlSS Mary Alldllls,
New Haven.
Grand Martha—Mrs. Hannah Coul-I
tor, Silatioui.
Grand Elects—Mrs.
Georgetown.
Grand Warrior—~Miss Kate
New Britain.
Grand Sentinel—Gemini H. Norton.
Gilllfbrd.
Counllittee on Fraternal Cori-camb-
dellcu-~»Mrs. Ellie Lines Chapill,Pll1c
Meadow.
Edith Taylor,
Sperl,
FRANK (3.
VA N: l-SCO‘Y
‘Ptuuslue.
STEAM,« . . -
HOT WATER.
AND V
GAS FITTING.
; r' 1.12;...“ r. .:
Tin. sheet iron. Carpet
and Zinc.
'50‘ South Mun Street.
South Norv’v'illk, Conn.
This ‘1; 6116 étyie of"
verted ,
v‘ : Delivery"
393 WALL STREEle EUIZFRAGE.
V W speech from
.oi find
new in~..~~-.
“I! “tum“
The CW5
L
Colic. ltreiievesTeethiag'l‘ ‘ ‘
Iii usiniila 11"m"
l‘lle Kill You Hate
‘lll use so,
ilaysBo
ing to hear what we're saying!
an injustice my deal youn
buuc.
.ucili
gity be
11 school
THE 0061' OF 9538:3535
FOR USE‘SGS DA may be
WEATHER. £191.23: ‘1
slMpLEsf MOTO with mm
80 SIMPLE THfMing flom
t? FOR DEMONSTllus besides
lly. library
‘.F E ls. silks and
intloduction
. nd a propor
'iOl elections to
was introduced
- l‘hemelnhers of
1 upper house, will
iiyeoi‘ Parliament
. lots of mere en as at present
The SPECT CANAL
Feb. 2—Pians [01
visit. of inspection to
ob have not been defi-
to in the month and will
nie‘d by several army en-
* he secretary' 3 visit to the
ii, me this fall probably will be
“ ugust and September He. is
* has
' 000.
,. Men
. '00, t
t‘fiyri
ternaiional committee of the
ate or La Bretagne Halve for
VYorli,
«4:11th ’Lishtshlp at 9 a. n1. toddy Will
.i‘nopshiy dock about 8: 30 a in. today.
‘ the pulpose of being present
opening of the Philippine As-
and will be accompanied by
‘ aft, but will not have :1 large
ith him on this trip.
i ____
"lsrs 0F MRS. RUSSELL SAGE.
EW YORK, Feb.
today that Mrs Russell Sage, bo-
" idea the glut of $1, 1100 000 to the lien-
sseiear Polytechnic institute- of Tl-ov,
2.——lt was learn-
recently made other gifts of $350-
Of this $250. 000 goes to tile. in
Young
8 Christian Association and 3100,
(1 Emma Willard School of Troy
to: which Mrs. Base is a graduate.
REGENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
Feb. 2.—-—Tho
New
was 180 miles southeast 0! Nail-
SCONSET, Mass"
Fluffy young thing (at the piaylmi i
believe this mum in front of us is try
Man
in from (turning minim—You do me
lady
am trying not to hear it. r—Cll l‘cago ’i‘ri
.rxm'
it on as yet, but he will.
nut-sled in any particular Me
Tenant~Look here. lundlor
whole of our house wall has Mix
on one side about two feet!
I easy
ishan't raise the rent.
saith ma...“ 151110 It...“ >.
g41istory of the church. . 'l
lV’COSGROVE STOCK COMPANY. . '
An excellent production' of Dr.
Jain" and Mr. Hyde was give by the'
Cosgrove Company an Hoyt's heatre.
last night. and that the company's of»,
ions were appreciated was manifest- '
ed by. the applause of the large dud.
lence. Rollo Lloyd in the dual role
or Jekyll and Hyde did his best work - ' ‘
of the weeki Miss King who" ideas.
ing as the vicar's daughter. The sup-
porting company was good Tonight ;
the company will close their engage- '
ment with An American Gentleman. '
HAS A GOOD-SLOT METER.
Milford Concern Tells Coroner
. Makes Such a one.
(‘oroner Doten or Bridgeport has rc-‘ .
ceivcd a communication from the ‘:
Reeves Manufacturing Company, of ,
Milford informing him that the com- (
pany is the maker of a slot gas meter
designed to obviate
which he has criticised in Bridgeport.
It ‘
Coroner Dotcn after perusing the min-4 .V" V V
sivo wrote. the Reeves people, refer:
ring them to Senator W. R.
who has blought the matter to
the or ,
ltntion of the state senate. .,
The Reeves company states1that. V V.
their meter is so arrsn ed that when,...V
the last quartel' s wort
been consumed the motel. automatioaib ‘
ly continue-s to supply silliicient see
to keep all jets which it supplies inn-n
ing for eight or ten hours “with silica
light. This calls the attention a like
householder to the fact that .anr
quarter is required and it insérteili'ltil
the lights are turned up. If not, the V
light continues to burn for tliexp hill» V
uioted number of hours. which would.
bring the time be the heist day? '
no gas would be required and when
would be prhahle no one (in
sleeping. '1‘ eamount do Vauppl
o1 and above the quarter‘s wort
automatically deducted lr'om the next
qualtel is Worth, so that the .m com
pany loses nothing. '
By many this is looked upon ‘sV an
excellent solution of the slot ‘
question and the frequent deaths
visas 'Anihyxlatllillm. grams“ orinot
ogls a life or all orl or denial:
the use of the Reeves of? not 1" d
to be seen. Coroner Do iii
0Q
it»:
simply called the attent or.
be to the state oil walla)“, arm
at present and the large
deaths comparatively.
reg'mfaflV from MV .V .
d is1’3'tlieé home of
we and Ridgeneld
is the last»
month during
r naturallslng appli-
eligible previous to
the making of cit- ‘V.T . V
it ssuessmnd the sloth
so
—My deal, sir, make yourself out
I know of course, it renderst
house that much larger. but don'f yo
the conditiond'T... - V
Brown; .4
Of ass has _
Norwalk Chronicler