1 pic of today might well
Starts Saturday, Feb 9, ’07
ers bargains.
I‘--Dr Dick' 3 Medicine cures grip.
Caleb Wood. was a visltm in New
Canaan yesterday.
Robert E. French. of New York was
a visitor in town yesterday.
--Choice Turkeys. 20 and 22c lIb;
Ducks. 20c. Hayes Milt
”The Star lop, Company is engaged
w
In harvesting elve inch its at Kel-I
logg's Pond In Broad River
wWInter Caps. Winter Caps. 0' Brien' 5
Frederick Carr has purchased the
ropérty on Gregory Boulevard
PIntt
near Irst Street. East Norwalk.
The South New alk Trust Company
has been appointed administrator of
tbs estate of the late Francis Boyl-
n.
—Vaientlnes of every description to
be found at M’. B. Smith 8: C0311.
Miss Adce Richie, the well known
actress. who has a summer home at
Compo, has been forced by Ill health to
cancel all her engagements for the re
mainder of the theatrical season
The funeral of William Ashworth
Davis was held this afternoon from the
residence of his son. Albext Davis. in
Wilton avenue, the Rev. James Ben-
ton Werner omciatlng. interment
was at Ri3erside Cemetery.
-—Lstest style Doubles. 0‘ l..lrien
M. R. Bonnet and A R. Malkin will
play the first game In the fourteen
inch balk line billiard tournament oi
the NorWalk Club, this evening. The
games in this tournament will be for
150 points and each player will start
scratch.
~Curtain Swisses. laces, Scrims.
Sash Rods. Curtain Poles specialty for
‘ coming week. M. S. Smith & Co.
Several Nev." Ybr‘k newspaper men
came Ito Norwalk‘ last night to get a
"stoi y on the marriage of Mia Har
rlet DcKIyn and Louis Kiopsc. Jr..
son of the editurasnd utoprletoa of the
Christian Her Id They are e pec-
lally anxious a pit tograp
the bride. but "til subcoed.
-—Chickens snd‘T‘oAlls. lfiié to 16c
lb. lia3cs Mitt“, 23-.
A delegation of Lincoln Council
members went.‘ emanaan. last
night, and publiclv installed the of-
ficers of Commodore P y Conan.”
The delegation went by ‘eclsl trolley
from Stamford and returned the same
way at midnight. in consequence no
meeting of Lincoln Council was held
last. evening.
-—Soft Hats, Soft Hilts. O’.Brlen
Representative William M Lowe.
has introduced a bill hi the legislature
for dolar gas throughout the town of
Norwalk. Senator Donovan has also
introduced a bill i". the legislature cal
ling for a five cent fare throughout
the town Both the Senate and the
House ha3e passed a resolution auth-
orizing the purchase and distribu-
tion of 1000 copies of Senator Louie’s
bill for a model farm and for his
farm train bill. I
—-Frosh Candy, 10 and 20c lb 131. S.
Smith & Co.
It. is safe to say that about all the
average American knows about Pat-
rick Henry, is that he once said “Give
the liberty“ or give me death," Yet
there Is no more biography among the,
many remarkable biographies of the‘
Revolutionary time that teaches 11
more tremendous lesson than that of
this great Virginian. The young poo
study the
lifestory of licnry. especially those
who are ready to become discouraged
because what they have undertaken
seems to have failed and they them
selves seem to be remarkably consist-
out failures How a man may be an
undiscovered giant, and discovered he-
been realised by himself. is well taught
iii the life of Patrick Henry and the
W that one test of character Is
persistence with cheerful spirit Is
umpIIy taught.
FRYE'B suoamo sroav.
Senator Frye of Maine tells a 5101 3'.
l I. man who. while traveling I11 11.
parlor car between Boston and llan
film réu asleep and snared so loudl3 .
that everyone in the coach was n11-
133331 ed. Presently an old gentleman 11p-
queried the source of the
, reached the sleeper. shook him 11ml,
grunght him out of his slumber with:
'Etfil't- ., . i
"What's the matter?" he exclaimed.‘ 1
“Why, your snoring Is annoying ev-
eryone in the car, " said the old gentle
man.
“How do you know I am snoring?"
ishnce.
“Why. we can't help but hear it "
"311.111.13.11 believe all you hear,"
repiiod the stranger, and treat to sleep
IsdDep‘nty'Sherlff Sculle'y is In Wilton
cause his peculiar power has not yet N. Y
tiered at reduced prices.
ISuits, must go at $2. 48.
14 South Main Street.
WWW
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.
A snap for large and small men.
Rogers 8. Stevens,
Taylor 8: Golden. .
TO INTRODUCE' THAW'S WILL.
Have Peculiar DOcuIiiczit in Court.
NEW YORK. Feb.‘ 9.1—" is epo'cI-
ed that Dolphin Iii. Doln1as.ot roun
sel for Harr K. Thaw. will make a
lvigorous effofl, on. Monday to intro-
dute Thaw's will in e3l.dence It Is
s M to be a. remarkable document and
is believed to be st1ongl3' relied upon
b3 Mr. Demise to show the eii’ect upon
Thaw ot' the stories related to him by
Evelyn Nesbli.
l3' typewritten and partly in hand-
uriting with mom ultellinesiions
According lo the report today the
bill is expected to show that 'l‘hnw
It'ared assassination and it Is stated
that in it, he ordered that the sum of
850.000 be devoch to the prosex'utlon
of his assassin or the Instigator of his
anticipated assassination.
Another exiraordinarv feature of the
will is reported to be a provision set:
ting aside a fund of $75,000 for the
cure of the womeh Whom he believed
to have suffered through Stanford
White; The names of the women whom
Thaw believed to have suffered are
reported to be given in the will.
It is also reported that the will
contains a provision i'or the education
of Howard‘ Nesblt. Mrs. Thaw’s bro-
ther. and that an allowance was made.
for the cure of Evelyn’s mother during
her life. The income from the re-
mainder of the ce‘ale was bequeathed
11: Mrs. Evelyn Thaw.
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.
if 3ou have pains In the back, ll1in-
ary. Bladder or Kidney trouble and
want 13 certain pleasant herb cure for
women’s ills. try Mother Gray 8 “Aus-
trai1an.}.eaf " It is a safe monthly
regulator, and cures all Female Weak-
nesses, including inflan‘imed and ulcer
:.1tions Mother Gray's Australian-
Leaf Is sold by Druggisls or sent by
mail for 50 cents. Sample sent FREE
Address, The Mother Gray 00., LeRoy
Nilenfinesl
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.‘
1c to $4.50.
r
Valentine""’5Post
Cards
(10,000 to select from).
Masks, Wigs, etc.
Masquergde Ball.
commas
; ,1 .NEWS STORE _ .
10 North Main 8L, South 'Norwalk
IquptI for A. 0. OpaldlnInI’s
Attorney Delmu to Make Fight to-
. It is said to have bccn' .
written on loose sheets of paper. part~ \M
3'
This season the offerings are cvcn more varied and extensive, and you may pick work. busi
ess and dress Trousers of undoubted worth at prices which mean distinct saving.
’1
$2 Trousers for $1.48 $4 Trousers for $2. 98
R3 Trousers for $1.98 $5 Trousers for $3. 48
1 $6 Trousers for $3.98
All sizes at each price as the sale starts... . . .. ' '
Come promptly and get your pick of the greatest collection of good Trousers we' vc ever
r1
. l
Many good Suits and Overcoats for Men and Boys still hear Red Tag prices.
About 50 Coats and Vests that belonged to 1$10 to $15
Tel. Call 832-2.
Fifteen years ago i opened :1 Grain and Feed Store
in the belief that good grain and good service would
bring the business. I believed that p1o1npt delivery of
carefully selected, carefully seieencd grain would be ap-
preciated by«tho public. My constantly Increasiugmhsl- 1',
aces has Justified my belief. Steady, pe1slstent hammer-g
ing, coupled 311111 a denim to please at any cost, has ag-
colnplishcd this from ”absolutely nothlngv To “1111"”-
f1icnds. puma. customs-is I extend my thanks and
hourly appreciation. and solicit mntinued patrons
the old grorMs “good service good gratin" ‘ "
Buy Oats Thais Clean. ., .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
u
. _ GREAT IIiIsIlo LINE
Wm. P BeorS’
Book and Stationery Stores.
so Wall Sc. Norwalk.
6 30. Main St.. 80. Norwalk.
Ben Hur Flour 650 bag, $5 .00 barrel
C
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $1. 003 lbs. Fancy Prunes ............ 25c
2lbs_ Extra Large Prunes ...... 2'01}. 8: O. Mols., per can .......... 150
3 Cans Fancy Corn ............ 251:3 Cans Milk .................. .. 25c
3 Cans Campbell’s soup ........ L502 Cans Dudley’s Pumpkin ....... 25c
D-LIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES, LAYER CAKES, TARTS, ETC.
50METHING.NEW. PER PACKAGE, 10c.
United Grocery .650.
20 No. Main St. So. Nor. Tel 143.
M. Epstein.
49 Fort St, East Norwalk‘.
our.
Deposmed Subject to Check Ppyable
to Your Order on Demand ’ '
In amounts to suit your needs is 1
sure and Convenient.
"We Solicii Your Account in Our General Bank
.1“ THE
Soot ”NorWa
Til. 319-3.
Baseball and spartlna Oped:
\ .
VALENTINES
. The reputation of these semi-annual events has spread far and wide, so that nothing more
than the mere announcement is required to start our hundreds of friends this way for good,T1-ous.
. dance in their hull In East Norwalk
, will bc. given in Music Mali next Morn
“sixteen couples. is rehearsed to par-
, fection.
f thc best that 1.11.. beeii
1 singers. Raiott, Holt,
'1 the features and no ddg‘gt will
"LIGGET i’S"
lSaturday
Candy
being the same good quality and ab-
solu‘tely fresh every 111110132011 buy.
Put up in fancy and pound boxes,
. TAKE. HOME A BOX.
lb Billion! P11111111,
ITHE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 1H
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREFT T, 10:10 a. 111.——l)e-
cllnes not exceeding a half were the
rule In the opening draliugs in stocks
and the transactions were small A
number of the Southwestern railroads
and railroad equipment stocks showed
small gains and Anaconda rose 2 Min-
neapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste Ma
rie pfd. l l-- ".
WALL STREET ll 11,111.~«'l‘l1e tone
of the market became weaket, but
the extrcme losses did not exceed ir-u
ctlouul bounds. except In isolated in
stances A brief bull campaign In Su
gar benefited it I‘M. American Ice
Securities diopped 3
WALL 81‘. Noon. —-'I‘he martke
closed Weak P1Ices held stead3 until
the bank statement was reported and
then declined 'Ihe heavy loss in cash
caused uneasiness Ameiicau Ice fell
five. and vntioui. prominent stockslost
from I to 2.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
BASKETBALL AND DANCE
The Pastime Athletic C-lub has ar-
ranged to hold a basketball game and
next Wednesday evening The Pal-ll-
Imes villi contest for 1.0.16.1. with the
Zeuiths. of Br'idgeport “Dancing will
follow from 10 to 12 o‘clock.A1i1nls
sion will be only 25 cents
RED MEN'S MASQUE ADE HAIL.
The Red Men' 5 eight aiinual enter-
tainment and masqueuidld ball which
day evening. is to be a grand affair.
The elaborate grand nidl'hh, led by
and the director.
is ver3 modcst
Joseph A
1 sayinglt'is
“to. Music
caned and
event and
e decorator.
the popular
'ifal‘dofl' Lush
L be one of
be
alone worth the price admission.
The dors will open at '1': 30 Enter
tainmeut. at 8 and the grand march :11
9 o'clock. This will be Q]? lust social
event before Lent (let your costumes
ready. then you can enjoy yourself
every minute. See advertiseineut In
anmsement column.
Carin
Hall has been thorong
put In proper shape foo
Ic now In the hands 01‘
The entertainment b3
liuton and liruithwaitc.
. BASKETBALL. MONDAY.
O11'Monday the Armory fans are to
have a chance to see the work of a
basketball team from the South and
the best aggregation playing in that
section of the Unite-d States. That
evening the team representing the
001110an Cadet Corps. of Washington
i). C. 33ill appear in Norwulk In 11
game with the locals. This military
organization is also knowu'as Com-
pan3 E, First Regiment, National
Guard. District of Columl1ia.‘and hits
been In the game 1’01 the past ten-
or twelve years. Having held the
southern honors at the game for’ many
seasons. lll(' team from the National
Capital is making a journey 111) this
way. seeking to feSt the mettle of the
bust t1 unis in these ports. The Com-
1111113 F management is more than
picaSed to secure: the Coleman Cu-
drts for a game here. its it Is some-
1111111; of an attraction to be able to
book 11 team from that part of the
country. 'l‘eam F figures. that as the
visitors are the‘ best in the South. the
locals will have to get busy carl3 I11
the game and line to theii habit late
ly, are going to make ,the pace from
the that whistle The game will start
at 9 p. n1. There will be dancing from
8 to 9 and after the game until mid-
night. Special tickets will be on sale
Monday night at the Armmy, and also
T
I
I
hr in the hand.~+A1nerIcan flatter.
reformer?" “i don"t need to,” unswsnj
during the week at sesvral stores in
town, for the special train which has
been secured to convey Norwalkers to
the Comphny F-Danburyime' at Don
bury on Tuesday, February 19th. 3
HOW TO sausH Hit-t?
Nee-1' use a whisk broom t6 clean a
but. either still or soft. particularly
asoft hat. as it gradually removes the
fine surface originally (in the hat.
but the worst effect is the wearing
Skirts icduced to ..... ............. $2. 98, “.98 37.98, 999;' 1 .09
away “We band and bind”! h rough Sale of Waists. very nwlawn, regular I81.50 goods, in it) 11318.55...“-
““86 The effect '3 m0“? “'0“? close out ........................................... no
show: 9““ the best brad 1‘ by?“ Very Fine Embroidery Fronts, collars and cuffs to match, innit” .
“"1 A}!!!de price.“ 00. for this suit ‘1‘. ...................... u
Aline 11.1111 brush 0 01' curved Fine Tailoied 01111111 Silk Waist black and white. 11.31.1111. ‘p'xic'é' ”130;.
shape page hesiiIeclIaIlIy mustangs; ”vials proei ...... ............................. ,, 11,9;
‘ “m our 0 I e M a 5 5 ° FURfirrWs have at few pieces left over and same will """"
“:1 tgf’wg’g ‘3 ' thick p‘file‘m’ifig1 #Nlets of 001:5. .................... 2. 48 bgfluggflgfi ‘88. ‘08
6° 89 “"6 “W m 'r 'r H 515 MAIN . :g
‘ form of a pad. with a strap across the LE 80 8 ONE 13' ‘7' ’TAM'OIRIDI ’ ,. , TH
brick. no 111111 they can be bold secure-
“way don' i: you come forward as 1!.
ed Senator Sorghum in a tube of sur-
prise. "I always enjoy national prom-
inence and a good income."~Wasbing-
tun 81111.
39 WA LL,;STRE"ET.
THE PARIS CLOAK a SUIT HOUSE,
of the stores because they“ cannot dispose of such “1111011111.?“
:he3 do not handle them. First of all. we make our own goods an
we cater to the best trade In town and everybody will tell you finit'th
.ll’e satisfied with our merchandise, style and prices. Third we soil for I” ,
rhat takes 01! the expense of running costly credit machinery, for,
collectors and bad accounts. The good customers must pay for the;
men. that is understood. Avoid the credit stores like you Would 8va
Black bong Coats, throughout lined with heavy
Short covert Chats reduced to .....
Suits in mixtures, Penman; broadcloths voilles.
MAIN EBTREE‘T sou'ru uoawau.
use“ A” Pearle? rrr. . . -
Old BoosorwNo, moon; I tell '9 I
never could swallow that with about yo
Samson anti the
ion—Really!
W
3
Mr. G. L. Price announces the- retirement of Mr. IWiIlIis 1'1. Sel-
lcck from the firm of Sellcck a Pilot. and the business will be run-
tinned under the name of Price' 5 Clothing Store. ,. I 1 , . -.
Mr Price solicits part of your patronage and' In return procaine
you latest styles and best values for dependable guaranmd merchan-
disc at pribes that will make you a continued and pleased patron.
Dissol uti0n Prices
will prevail for fifteen days men.- It
Men’s Overcoats and Suits, $4.98, $9.98 and $14.98.
We clothe man or boy from head to foot. ‘ 1‘ .i
“W
a .. u,- t,” . Influgi
Price’s Clothing Store
98 .Wash‘gton Street.
THE COST OF ONE TEAM AND THE WORK OF THREEN": .
FOR USE 365 DAYS EVERY YEAR RECARDLECB 0F ROAIOC AINQI
WEATHER
SIMPLECT MOTOR MADE. “ ' ' . '1. 1 1.
80 SIMPLE THAT ANY ONE CAN RUN IT. ‘ ‘ "' "5
FOR DEMONSTRATION ANDI PARTICULARS, CALIII. OIR ADOREBSII
F. E. LOCKWOOD 81 CO..-
. , . soawstlccouu. ..
Above Competition in ‘
Qua]ity, Beyond Com-
parison in Results . .
Gives universal "satis-
faction and is conceded
‘by all to be .
America s IIIqusI 11111..
For«8sle1 By
~ CHARLES E.1 SEYMOUR
South No'rwhlk’a
’ LEADING GROCER
33 South Main St.. South Norwalk. .
HE LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITSS. COATS, CKIRTC,“'-‘ WAIIT'
AND F m
'I‘he1e is no use of telling you that. our goods are better than:
book
Myop-Ia‘I-s-I stint)!!! Tina-091 "151,00 1‘25000 and‘CdWM
satin reduced 1.1-. '
.............. 1.3.1.}.
1/
............ suns-sass.
”Mash ALTERATIONS 51.1.: or
liar Fathom-What . are 71011"
n BWI 1 1 " d‘
nonhuman-.111:- you matter? dandalh‘lilim'l‘
11m. look!!!“
.W~.-«
.3101; you couldn't swallow—83.111113.
all. it‘s about the only If you must know,
stirxor.-l‘iiblta. ~1~+~
Norwalk Chronicler