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Local News Notes»
Hrs. William 0. Clnrk. is confined to
liter home In Lowndes‘avenue by Ill-l
noes.
’ any old price.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Souvenir free at the Union Pacific
’I‘ea' Company. See ad.
Mrs. Thomas Iicncdict. of Ni w York.
. wax u visitor in South Nol'walk today.
~~-'l‘lli+ bust and IltllitlSliIlll‘HI ling for
31.7.3 in be found. M. S. Smith it: (‘0.
A tliwtiilp. ol‘ the I’ailiti-rs' and Ill-(-
oriltiirs' Union was Iii-til last i-wiiiiii'.
at Labor Lyceum.
”Pot Roast nuii lhgilinn‘ .I‘iccvs :il
’1‘aki' a look Ill tllii win—
dow at the New York Market.
A special convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M.. will be held in Ma-
sonic Hall, Washington street. next
Monday evening. There will be work
in the M. E. M. degree.
——Shoulder Steak. 10c 1b.. at New
York Market.
The Iii-monthly prorth League Un‘
ion rally will take place this evening
ill the {South Norwalk Methodist
Church. Leagues will be present from
surrounding towns. Rev. Wallace Muc-
Mullon, D.D., of New York. will be
the speaker of the evening. and l-iarry
' 8A. S. Ferris. Jeweler. No. 78 Wash-
ington St upstairs . Pepper will sing by request. “The Holy
‘ City." accompanied by F. S. Andrews.
limit. it}. W. llyssllc. president. of thc
union. will prcsidc. Refl‘l‘shmcnts will
Ill providid by the South Norwzllk
Lciiullc. ‘
You get bargains as thcy are quotcd
at the New York Grocery Company.
See ad
~11 ftcr a heavy lncnl. take a couple
of lloall's ltsgulols. and give your stir
lnacll. liven and bowels the help they
will need. chllicls bring cilsy. rc-
'.glilnr passagcn of the bowels.
A regular meeting. and drill of 'l‘rill-l
tty 'Nnvul Reserves was held last t‘\'I'-
\ nlug at the Norwulk Armory.
—-—l’r-irlrss li‘lour. 63c bag. I‘. ll
Lawton & Co. .
Bargain Saturday. at‘ the
. Market. Road the ad.
The Nutmeg Club held a spccial
mating last night and decidcd to lay
out a considerable sum of money on
the club quarters and equipment.
About $60 will be spent on overhauling
ono of the club's pool tables. and new
portltr curtains wore ordered. The
clllb quarters at tho cornrr of Wall
Public
Mrs. LeGrsnd Jackson. of Elm street
- who has been ill for some time. is
. now in a .very critical condition.
Pro-inventory sale at the Boston
store. See ad,
‘ —-Have you tried Our Saturday Spe-
cial Cigar. 7 for 25¢. $1.75 box? The
what rearranged, In that one of the
present pool rooms will be turned into
'3. card room. In ordcl‘ to do this two
and Main sirccts. will also bc. some- ,
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”us Is. WilIltlllI doubt. the trouscl‘s t'\'t‘lll iit iIli- .‘~l‘;l“‘uI1|. (llll'
trousers \'IIIIl('h always Illli't‘ MI :1” iitllcrs Ill luwll.,uliil \ii- pldi‘r lll
.lllt‘ salc tIlc Iiriiltcll IIill‘h‘ of our Ilt‘>I*SI'IIIIltf Ilaflt‘l‘tls :it plircri Iill'
IIIltIt‘l‘ rcglllul'.
Now. \\Ilt'll i-icl'v lllzln Iii't‘ii‘v :1 poll iii ni‘iv lliill‘ii‘l'i to
patch out the UIII \llll. \\l‘ i'itlci iitll III ~-l Illll" iii wink. I)” Illi""’.'1niI
(Il'tfrih II'iillM'l's :II IIIt'bt‘ Ztliial‘llw‘ ll'iIltt‘IIHll V
$2.in 'I'l'iills‘cl‘s. nilw ....................................... 1.48
“Sim'l'tnllscrsiiinv $1.98
$4.00 'I'rouscrs. now . . . .. ................................. $2.98
55-00 I'mllsvrs. now .............................. c ........ $3.48
Hundreds of pairs of new trousers ill the season’s most popular
patterns. and ill all slzcs at each pricc. lliiii‘t wait, but come while
Choosmg is good.
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $2.48.
\Vc'vc placed a lot of brokcu lots of coats and ‘vcsts belongingr
to regular $10 and $12 suits on sale at $2.48. 11 will pay you to look
ovcr this offering; the price is bclow cost of materials and making.
4"
Flitccn yours ago 1 opened a Grain and Feed Store
in the belief that good grain and good service would
bring me business. I believed that prompt. delivery of
carefully selected. carefully screened grain would boun-
prcclatcil by the public.‘ My constantly increasing busi-
ness has justified my bcllct’. Steady. persistenthummer-
lng. coupled with a. desire to please at any cost. has ac.
compllshcd this from .To
' ders had been distributed.
Sunday
will ‘
' 29c
For a. 1 lb Box.
’l‘hosc candles are especially made
for its in one of the best candy nnluil-
factories in the country, arriving
flesh every week. They are put. up in
fancy pound boxes, every one contain-
ing a choice assortment of rich choco-
lates and hon bons. Try a box and we
know‘ you will be back for more.
lllilllililil Pittman,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DE! JVEIIY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nl.—'l‘hc
opi ninu market sliowcd a tone of lics~
itation in tho mixturc of trains and
losscs. A nlillibci- of prominent still-1.2;
which opcui‘d It fraction lllgllcr ran
oil‘ In the succeeding transactions.
Tlicre wcrc gains of a point in Minnow
polls. St. Paul nnd Sulllt Ste Marie and
Anaconda and of l‘h In St. Louis and
San Francisco. Ii‘ii'st pl'il. Pacific Mull
l'cll :l point. 'l‘h i-volulno of dcaliugs
was small.
WALL C’FREET. 11 a. ut.——'i‘hc tens
dcncy or the market became decisive-
ly upward soon after the opening on
Purchases
were varied in character and the spe-
cialties presented a much better front
than the railroads. The demand for
. tho Kansas and Texas stocks was re-
vived. but tho operations in the trans-
continental stocks became almost no-
minal uflcr they had crossed yester-
. TABLE NO. 3.—-All the best suits in
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' Price’s
Never in the history of sales have such vulues been offered. it will
pay you to antimpatc your future wants. Everylgarment in iiiirr’ctcro ll
”plotted in this, the grand. final clean up sale. ._
All CI-ZIIIIIIQ is- arranged on six bargain tables as tollowe:
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TABLE NO. 1.——Men's and Youths'
Suits. priced $10, $12 and $13.50,
now
$4.95
TABLE N0. 2.—Men'c Suits, Fancy
Mixed Worsteds, Black Thibets
and‘ Blue Serges, prices $15. $16.50
and $18, now
$9.59
TABLE NO. 4.——M¢n's and thM’ .,
Oval-coats. black and fancies,
short, medium and long; were 010.
$12 and $13.50, now
$4.95 ‘
TABLE NO. 5.—Overcoain that were
priced from $15 to $20. now
$9.59
TABLE no. 6.-—All iiie' pi'ck'iir‘tlin
best coat: that were priced from
$20 to $30, now _ , .
* CIUIIIIIIg SIB i
95 Washington Street. South Norwslk. ‘
the store, Blue, Black and Fancles,
$14.98 :
m $M95§Cj
Children's Suits at Half Price.
Lew Price".
Head to Foot Outfitters. ‘ .
98 Washington“,
Above. Competition in, .
Quality. Beyond Conn. .7":
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Clifford and Bridge Pharmacies.
'l‘hrec- well known residents. qullc
advancrd in yours. Mrs. Lit-G rand Jack-
son. Mrs. S. 1'}. Olmsttad and Mrs.
William E. Dunn. are critically ill.
Broken lots'of undcrwrar at Joseph.
Davis'. See ad.
I“.I).I... & Ct).
~l£lgin ”litter. 3012 lb.
flood Gerwilund‘dcimtmi Royul W.
.Ailams by the score of 150 to 105 ill_
the t'ourtr-i'n-incli balk linc billiard
tournumtnt of the Norwalk Chill last
night.
Sale of about music at Brlggormun's
809 ad.
4~Chickcns and Funds, 12%, to lilo
lb. Ilnycs' Mkt.
A regular cont-lave of Castle Como-
lot. Knights of King Arthur. will bc ‘
held this evening at 8 o‘clock. A filll
attendance is requested for the tran-
saction of important business.
" Saturday candy at
the Bridge l’har- ~
mncy. . See ad.” . -
I V‘ -Look at the handsome Art. Squares
9x12. 322.50; worth $35. M. S. Smith
& Co.
A very pleasant smoker has been
prepared for this evening at the Nor:
walk Club. Spoidcl's orchestra. oi
Bridgeport, will furnish music and re
frc-shmcnts will be Served. Members
of thc clubure privilegcd'to lpvttc
nou‘rosident‘ gentlemen guests.
Saturday candy at the Clifford Phar-
macy. See ad.
~—-Croiut & Knapp Hats. O’ilrteu.
A sleigh-load of merry visitors from
South Norwalk made a raid on Mr.
and Mrs: Elbert Jmics’ domicile on
the ‘hlllpfligh Ridge. Monday eve:
ping. and enjoyed themselves as they
pleased without asking permission.
Being so near tho suite line is was
not thought worth while to try to or—
rest the outlaws. in fact, die host
.nnd‘ hostesa got on quite friendly
terms with the invaders before they
departed in the trim frosty starlight
forithclr homes.
. If you want a velvet suit read Krcl-
t géy's adv. .
‘ ~Choice Turkeys .20 and 22c lb.;_
Ducks. 20c lb. llayes‘ Mkt.
.4. To the tune of 39 to 21 the Corcoran
-’ Cadets walloped the Danbury team on
Fobruory 12. the night after their.
game here: Ear theiirst twenty min-.
. utos It was an even thing betwcenl
, Dnubury and the Washington lads, but.
In the second half the visitors handed
"out. lemons In large quantities. tho
score by halves being ,Danbury. ll;
' Coreon‘in Cadets. 9' for the. first hglf;
[and the last» half. Danbury. 10; or‘
cords Cadets. 30.1 ‘Thls til a, contrast
to the way the Company F lads trim-
mod the southerners. -
. .. "Soft Huts. Bait Huts. O'Ilrlcn. .
i
- Yottjdmetter paddle your own canoe.
."i Fm that's mo “’11 have to do; '
Minimum are hard luck .
Ami want io‘borfiw s f‘Bsw-buck,"
lyou got Isuzu-pathos
Union you ”tangerine“ Mountain
‘ Plalstpd's bugfitors.
mild 'syi-«iii‘ot‘ White rise and
main (proclii‘hsN ‘
‘ " unsympcmoiumon
/mei
. of South Norwalk.
‘ III).
pool tablcs will he‘- pluccd In one. room.
an additional room acquire-d last fall.
'I‘llc organization 13 in a flourishing
condition ill ovcry rcspcct.
Fabrics for spring wcar at the D.
M. Rcad company Soc ad.
Eastern limit-rwcar Company.
have
plans to inlargi' illiil- plant in Filil"
IIt'III. 'i‘lii IICW plans call for tho I‘l‘t‘C
tioll of it new building. iWo storlcs.
50x100 tot-t. This will increase the
capacity by 17:1 machines and 1:7.
hands will be cllg‘ilg‘i-d inimciiiritcly
upon its (‘()hl|iIt'!lIl)Il. 'l‘llc bids not
having" yct Ili‘i'll closed. the. concern
is not able to say who will hc u\\'.lrdcii
IIIt contract. lt‘airiicld pcoplc ul‘i- t‘ItlI‘
i-d that this progressive Iirln localcii ill
lht ir town. as cvcry indication is now
that it will i'vclltually br- :l Il‘i‘Illt‘li~
dons addition to It‘llil‘ntltl.
'I‘Ilv
-—~("orduroy .‘aps. (l'lll'icn.
-TII(' regular roliulrsiiluot tllc Choral
Union will be: held licxt Monday cw»
‘ ning‘. ‘ii‘t-l.)rllary ‘18. at the East Nor-
walk Mothodlst. Church. It is cxpcct-
(d that this will be the lust rihcarsitl
of the first term. and at the next rc-
hitorsul succeeding this. the work for
thc lltIdSiImlllt;1'- concert will be taken
The chorus (JXIlI't‘I to givc thc
cantata. "Tho llosr- Maiden" for tho
midsummer conc< rt. ill curly .lunc. Ally
who d( sire to join the chorus tor tllc
sccond tr rm will be illgililc ut’ti r the
rehearsal of ntxt Monday evening. The
datii- of tho, luldwlntcr cmlccrl. which
is to be give-ti soon undrr the auspices
of the Norwalk Hospital Iiozlrd. will
I)t" announced shortly.
~F‘rcsh Candy. 10 and 20c lll.
S. Smith & Co.
M.
SALVATION ARMY MEMORIAL.
in. remembrance of twenty or twen-
ty-flvo members of the Salvation Army.
who lost their lives in the sinking of
the steamer Larchmont, Tuesday
morning. there will be services ill Sal-
vation Army Hall. South Main street.
Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The victims
of the disaster were all found ready.
as they were singing that old hymn.
"Jesus, Lover of My Soul." as the ship
went down. This was the greatest
loss of members at one time that the
Army has had during its existence.
Captain Jarrett wishes everyone to ut-
tend the memorial service. as the
deaths of so many workers has proved
a great blow to (the New England
provinces. J
~Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs.. $1. F.D.L. & Co.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE.
GARDINC THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and TM for coughs,
colds and lung troubles Is not affected
by the Nations] 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
adults. Plaistcdfs Drug Law and The
Clifford Pharmacy. ‘0
Valentines!
AT 0051' .
absolutely
nothing:
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day‘s closing prices.
Minneapolis.
colllplctcd 1
fricllds. patrons, custonlcrs I extend my tlthnks llild'
hcurty appreciation. and solicit continued patronage on
the 01d grounds, "good service. good grain."
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.‘
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VALE NTINES
GREAT Asia LINE
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores. .
.19 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St..
13611 Hur Flour 650bag',
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
1
So. Norwich.
.. s... 5....--m
$5.00 barrel
3 lbs. Fancy I’runcs
.. ..... 25c
2 lbs_ Extra Large Prunes . ..... 2:30 13. & 0. Mois, per can 15c
3 Cans Fancy Corn ............ 25c ‘
8 Guns Campbell's Soup .. ...... BBC 2 Cans Dudley's Pumpkin 25c:
D‘LIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES. LAYER CAKES, TARTS.
SOMETHING NEW.~ PER PACKAGE. 10c.
United Grocery t 0.
20 No. Main St, 30. Nor. Tel 143.
ETC.
ii . . . 'T‘i‘
M. Epstein.
49 Fort Sh, East Norwalk. Tel. 313-3.
.- {5cm
0nlyPlacitotiittireenportoysteii
Cod, Halibut. Weak. “Frost and Flat Fish, Porgies, Pickcrel,
White Fish, Mackerel, Salmon. Larg'e Long Clams for baking.
Smelt, 3 lbs. for 25c. Pike. Haddock Roes, Hard Crabs.
Lobstcrs Saturday. '
Gutbill’s' Bridge Fish , Market
00118 , I
" Willi Has a' Single Paper Worth Keeping
'positliox‘. _
We have good siziid Boxes in Our, fire
and Burglar Proof Vault tor $4 a Year.-
St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie Improved
3. Anaconda 2%: Kansas and Texas 2.
lhr; preferred 1. United Slotcs Its-ally
1%. Locomollvo and, United States
rubilcr 11.4 and Northern Pacific. (ii-cat
. Northern pl’d. flooding and Smelling.
l. (’ionsiilidatcd Gus suitcrcd front
rcallzing allil yiclilcd 11.4, whilo llock
Island pill. Colorado and Soiltllcrn
first. pill. and lntnrlioroiigli-Mi-li-npo-
Ii‘lllll alsoinnvc way.I. -' ~
WALL S'l‘itlillil’l‘.
of buying ()l‘tlt‘l'h‘ carricil prices high-
or.‘ but the ilclllllud slnckcncd again
licl‘orc noon. There Were gains in An-
tli‘tllltltl. of 4. Kansas and Texas 2%.
Girl“. Northern pfd.. Northern Pacitic
and Cleveland C. C. & St. Louis 1%
lo 2. Central Leather 11/2, Nortllwcst-
cm and Sugar 1% and Union Pacific.
and Amalgamated Copper 1. Denver
and Rio Granite and Manhattan fell 1
and 't‘odclo, St. Louis and Western 11/2.
llonds wclc steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—I‘tcnc\vcd
iliipctus \vus givcu to the general up.
ward trend of prices by the demand for.
curtain of the specialties. notably the
coppcrs, United States Steel and rail-
road equipment stocks. More inter-
est. was aroused In the coolers by the
bidding for Pennsylvania. Anaconda.
rose til/g. Locomotive 2. American Cur
11:1. and Pennsylvania. Erie. Missouri
Pacific, United States Steel and lit.»
public Steel 1.
NEW YORK. Fcb. 15.~—Directors of
the Standard 011 Company today de-
clared a quarterly dividend of’Sls a
share. This compares with a dividend
of the same amount in the correspond-
ing quarter last year and with $10 per
share three months ago.
NEW YORK. ‘Iijeli. 15:41: was un-
nounccd today that the 'Intcr-borough
Rapid Transit Company of this city
has sold 310000.000 of three year five
per cont. mice to William A .Rend and
Company. of New York. and Lee. Hig-
ginson and Company, of Boston. The
notes one redeemable after two years
at a premium of 1 per cent. .
it was stated that the proceeds of
the sale of the notes will be used part-
ly in extending the subway to _Brook-
lyn and partly in’purchusing stocks of
trolley companies In Long Island. '
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
Florence S. Pitt: Sues W. A. Dunlap
For $25,000.
William Allen Dunlap. son of the
die Robert Dunlap, the hotter. is be!
lug sued in the City Court, New York.
by Florence S. Pitt for
promise. The plaintiff asks for $25.-
000 damages.
Miss Pitt is o. nativeof Stamford;
She alleges In the complaint. that Dun.
lap. who has been divorced. promised
last August to make her his wife. Miss
Wygiiiiilord in; Be li'iilioui‘ii sale lie-i
q year. no
“ with Mom
iii-nie'd their eliguxcmelit with a dinner
, 'nt. tho Hotel Belmont for his friends
He promised her a honeymoon trip.
Itho plaintiff says. to his mining pro-
perty In California. .
The wedding was set. for October 1.
last year. it is alleged. but on Septem-
ber 16. he announced that hc‘would
not, marry tho young woman and went
West. alone. Miss Plttdld not we him
or heard from him forthro'o months.
Dunlap is n, member of'n number
of clubs. ls thirty-night years old. He
became acuiiiilntcd with Miss Pitt sc~
von years ago.
The answer of the defendant denies
that he ever promised to marry Miss
Pitt. .
Counsel fordhmlno has made a mo
tlou for it transfer of the case to West-
chcster County. The motion will be
argued on Monday. ‘ .
Miss Pitt lived here until about a
i
Noon.«—Rvucwing ‘
breach of
Plttisoys that Dunlap rpublicy con. -.
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when unspent to New RO- ‘
'chsllo. {tine iii 11°.“ living in New, York
pariso‘n in Results . .
Gives universal satis-
faction and is conceded
by'olltobe . . .. . .:
Americas, Highest Glade;
. For Sale By
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
South Norwalk’s
LEADING GROCER
-—-
“ unison Ans SUIT
‘ , _ ~33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
THE‘LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITS COATS, SKIRTSJ. '
AND runs. ' . '-
There is no use of telling you that our
of the stores,,because they cannot dispose of such garments. dummy»,
they domot handle them. First of all. we make our own gonds;.“an' cpnd,
wecater to the best trade in town and everybody will tell youfr'thcty tit .
are satisfied with our merchandise. style and prices. Third we sell 101‘ ca 11;-
that takes oil the expense of runningcostly credit machinery. for. book
collector-sand bud accounts. The good customers must pay "to '
ones; that is understood. Avoid the credit stores like you wotil a
WAisr'a'
plastic
Black Lung Coats, throughout lined with heavy satin. reduced to ‘ “2
Short Covert Coats reduced to ........ k........,,._... ‘5
Suits, In mixtures, Panamas, broadcloths, vollles, j '
........... s 312.09. 85.00.825.110
. was
Skirts reduced to $169 $2.98, $4.98. $7.98,;{uil’8’ .
Sale of Watsts, very tine lawn. regular $1.50 goods. in 10 3 ins
close out ‘ -
Very Fine, Embroidery Fronts, collars and cuffs to mainly.
price $3.00. for this sale .. ‘
Fine Tailored China Silk Waist, black and white. regular-prim '
sale price ....... .. ....... ....... . ........
FUR8~We have a few pieces left over and some will be saci‘liidti.
gardlcss of cost ...I............. .......... .. 82.48. 82.98. .98..
SALE IN BOTH STORES-415L515 MAIN ST.. STAMFORD 8O
MAIN STREET, SOUTH 'NORWALK. . .
REMEMBER ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE AND WE QUARA
TEE A PERFECT FIT. , "
‘ fl 9
I n .I’l'l I‘I I.
With a 25 cent purchase or more oi ii,
‘TemCOfi'ee, Baking Powder,‘S’ to"
In, addition ‘ to ‘lulu'al checks. , .
.. I 3 ' ‘
$ . ' ‘ , v.i.,v~
u,-'l,-.-;u,-‘ lzl f,-
.
Luau.- III-.1..-
goods are better than, thorest i ‘ I
tungb‘ad ..
Norwalk Chronicler