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W... 7' 409.
FANCY
BOXES
BASKETS
ANDY
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
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local Nun Niles.
Will those communicating with The
Iontlnel by telephone please do it in
this woyz—with regard to businese.
cell 92-5: with regard to news. call
92-2. if they will kindly do so, it will
greatly convenience thin office and se-
cure, more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalit and vicinity: Fair
and colder tonight. Fridnytalr. ConI
eidcrablc cloudy weather with flurrles
. of snow prevails in the Lake region.
Pleasant weather”""prevnilu in the
southern and western sections. The
temperature is below zero in north-
ern Michigan and freezing tempera-
tures extend as far south as Macon.
Ga. . Conditions favor for this vicinity
partly cloudy weather with liurrics of’
snow and lower temperature.
The Courtlandt Whist Club will meet
next Monday afternoon at. 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Mary Keeicr. at her home.
5 Courtiandt place.
A number of Norwalk young ladies
are contemplating giving a leap your
dance. The event will probably occur
this month and it is expected that they
‘Ilvlll announce the date within II few
aya.
~Auction Household Furniture. l
Fisher piano. 1 good sound horse. wag-
ons. harness, etc., at John Murphy's.
100 Conn. Turnpike. Friday. Jan. 10. at
1:30 o'clock. lf stormy next fair day.
The members of the Nutmeg Club.
of Norwalk. are planning to give an-
oiher dance shortly. The date has not
yet been fully decided upon but the
"twill“ will take place at lmkwood's
l a .
The Recent National Council—its
Significance and its Work, will be the
topic of an address by Judge .lobn H.
Perry. of Southport. in the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church. this eve-
ning, at 7 :45 o'clock.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will'hold II
full rehearsal tomorrow night at It
o‘clock sharp. “All members of both
teams are urged to be present. as the
grand officers will be present to wit-
ness the work next week.
Charles T. Nelson. of East ()rangc.
N. .l.. who is engaged in the lineup-
business in New York. visited friends
in South Norwnik, yesterday. Mrs
Nelson and son are spending the wee k
in Broad Brook Conn.
—i)ou' t for get the Life SaIIIIiI' liall.
Friday evening. at Arlen ilall Tick-
l’ls. 2. .IC
Miss Mary Lynn Campbell. sister of
Mrs, John A. ltlgga. of Baltimore. for-
merly of Norwalk. was married on Jan-
nary 4th. at Baltimore. to Joseph P.
l’aaano, of that city. The bride has
a number of friends in Norwalk. '
An interesting mid-week service is
scheduled for tonight. at. the Not-walk
Congregational Church: it will be in
the nature of an old-fashioncd prayer
meeting. The pastor will give his
monthly talk to thc Young People's So-
ciely at 7:39 o'clock.
The Men’s Club of the st, Paul‘s
T: u Washington so
{5 le .
.. tie en Pulmonary tneubloe. end an en-
; eello'nt tents and Mann producer.
~ . heist no?
Taylor 8: Golden.‘
Td. I!“
.llllel'e m sun of
- Int-pm
perlor preparation for Innehl-
ANDERSON?
Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all elm built to order
I: by, competent workmen.
3; 0v: tor Shell Point. Harwell:
..~ 7
W. J, Poster. of Reed street, is en-
tertaining his brother, F. N. Foster. of
Danbury.
Clark lily. of Newtowu avenue, who
is seriously ill with pneumonia. is
slightly improved this morning. I.
l'ercy (llcndeniug. the popular mail
carrier. is ill at his home in France
street with an attack of the grip.
Colonel Wesley Nlbloclt. who is acr-
iously ill in Norwalk, remains about
the same today.
George C. Jvnrts. of the (lomstock
Clothing Company. Not-walk. is laid
up at his home by lllenaa.
lIIIWlIt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills known. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. ‘"
Rev. J. H. O'Donnell. of St. Mary's
Church. will read his annual report of
the parish at the masses next Sunday
morning
’i‘hc Norwulk llat lI‘inishIIru' Asuncio-
tion hold a regular quarterly meeting
last night. but. only routine matters
were IliuI-IIIIIIIId. The usual batch of
bills were disposed of.
’l'rnius arriving in South Norwalk
this morning from iirookfleld Junc-
tion. llIIulIury and vicinity were cov-
cred with snow. The railroad men
report a very hard snow storm in that
section of the state
A trolley car in charge of Motormun
Hawkins and Conductor Johnson run
off the track about 1 o'clock today. at
Nash’s corner. The car run about It
I-IIr'n length clear of the tracks and ran
into a pole, smashing the vestibule,
Miss Nellie iIJils is reported from
thI, Norwalk Hospital this afternoon
as resting comfortably, Miss Elle.
who was removed from her home in
Camp street to that institution yen-
tIIrIlay. is ill of iyphbid lever.
A meeting of the commltIIIo on iill'
llrunsfcr ol' the traveling biaukIIt to
New Haven will be held tomorrow
night at the parlor of linear: Tribe, l.
0.11. M. The (late for taking the
blanket. to the Elm Clly Will probably
be dccidcd upon at that time.
The “engine iI‘owlIIr (‘IIIIctII' basket
ball li’tlill will play llIII VII-tors. of
ilridgepnrt. tomorrow night at ”W or
Inory. Recently iiIIIsII teams played
at ilridgcport and thc Victors won b}
the clouc scorn of 21‘. to 2:. The South
Norwalkcra hope to turn the tables
and feel confident.
Loin lleI-rs. young IluugblI-r of Ar
torncy and Mrs. Louis S, nl't'l'hl. of
lIlimwood avenue. underwent an opcrn-
lion for appendicitis this morning III
the Norwalk Hospital. The operation
was a successful one and was th'l'
formed by Dr. .iNtn‘ ilumorticr. assist-
ed by Dr. Walter Hitchcock and Dr.
H. C. Sherer.
installation of omccrs which was to
have taken place last night III. the
Robert Emmet Club had to be post-
ponod until the next meeting. ht‘f'allh‘t'
of State President. Gullforic missing
his train at New Haven. The eveninI
was spent in singing. and rccltations
by William Walsh. Refreshments were
also served.
A rare treat is in store for the
members of Trinity Church and their
friends at the annual birthday social
parish will be addressed at it o'clock
tonight at the Berkeley Street Chapel.
bv the Rev, Edmund GullbIII-I, of
Sonthport. Tho. aubicIt will in-
"Europe." The Rev. ii A l.. Smith-.r‘
of Trinity Church will also speak.
lluelncns throughout The Nonmlks~
is steadily imprbving. and thII aamII op
IiInlIItic tone that. is uprcadlng all
fll'f‘l'l the country has pervaded IIII
business concern' of The Normlks
The buoinens of the manufactorles is
mounting its former proportions
K000i. is the best remI-IlI known
today for dyspepsia. indigestion am] all
troubles arising from a disordcrI-Il
stomach. it is pleasant prompt and
thorough. Sold by The Clllord PhIIr.
IiIaI-y and The Bridge Pharmacy I.
The teachers of the Bible school of
w South Norwslk Baptiiu ('hur-II.
ill hold a meeting tonight. iii, lill'
clone of the woekly prayer ""4”“
At a mouth; of the council o lilI
Norwalk Club Tuesday nighI, {our
candidates were elected to member-
ship. During the last month. the mom
bershlp baa lama eight. so that
the motor of the til) new numbers
about no main.
tortulnmeni has been provided I...-
l Wednelm night. thIn mcm-
bere will have.» opportunity to in
vlto lady friendo.
W
.Weich’s Grape Juice
1 Pint Bottle.
{I
a
.Ia ..............
........ ........ $1.00
1*“ lottle........ ........... soa‘
due program of '
of the Women's Guild. which will bc
hIIlIl on January 28. at. the church.
On that occasion the Rev. lI‘rIIdIIric W.
Norris of Brooklyn formerly rector
of ilIc church. will give u talk on his
'travI-III in Hgvm and the Holy Land
DROPPED DEAD AT WIFE'S FUN-
ERAL.
ilAitTl-‘Oitli inn. ii.'-—-VihilII IIIIIInIl
ing his wlfc‘ s fuuoIIIl this morning.
lamcs H Moore of l? Vine street
a steam boiler inupet tor dropped dcnd
from heart failure. Mr Moore was
sixty-two years old ills wife's rc-
Iualns were taken to New ilaven.
STEAMER LEXINGTON STILL
AOROUND.
ii/tl ,.TlM()NlI} .ian ii —ThII steamer
-l.I-xlngton of th~ Merchants and Min
IIII' line from Baltimore for Savanna
w-hiIh stranded off James Point M.
inst Tuesday night. was still aground
today. Her position iii not considered
dangerous.
Keep Youi‘Byc—on This
Adv. This Week.
Sheet Music for Monday and To»
day-in the land of the Balaton.
Mandy I Love You, i Couldn't Make
It Hit Without Molly. it” barely When
Your Love Doves Y I Elnce You
Called Me Deni-lo. Y Can't Do With
out It and 100 0th S copioo (01'
25c. No two alike, ANps ‘
HEW. "CHI.
10WMInW‘mM
.Oeeebeli end epertinpbesde.
The Red. Tag Sale
. offers you the
BEST CLOTHING BARGAINS
in This Town.
itinkesthcbestClothestomekethe bestbargnins.
and we have them—more than we ever had before in
January, and better than you ever bought for the Red
Tag prices now in force:
l Men's Sillto 825 Suite.
Now. 8638.87.88.81,” 814.88 and 817. 88.
Men’s 810 to $30 Overcoat.
86.88, 89.88, $14.88, ”7.88 and 822.88.
Equally attractive bargains in our Boys' and Chil-
dren's Clothing; you ought not to miss this chance to
save good money and get good clothes.
BONNIE HORSE FEED. ‘ SONNY DAIRY FEED.
BONNlE POULTRY FEED.
All Home Ground. Take No Chances!
ilnphazard feeding of "moat anything." or of chcaD. ill.
proportioned prepared foods means imny. sickly, diocese-
nprcading animals that are better off dead—and soon
rIIIII-h that state. "Bonnie" fresh ground feeds are not
only relished but are no well proportioned that they are
fully digestible. They are composed of the cleanest and
best constituents. blended in exact proportion.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
on. Banks in [lilies ill Slur,
Diaries, Year Books, Memorandums,”
Calendar Pads.
Box Files, 25 Cents.
WM. P. BEERS’.
300x AND STATIONERY sronss,
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So Main St.. South Norwalk.
Live Lobsters,
Hard Shell Crabs, Oysters. Escallops,
and All KnMi Fish.
Culbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
WE HAVE PNEPANED 0TWO SUi’ENB STOCKS
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Which Wc Would Be Pleased ,to Show You.
Coleburn BI ”Lauder,
3 Main Street'. . 96 Washington St..
NORWALK. i seem uoawsut.
-..-.—__...__._ -.... M. m..- ...._____...—_..-
THE SilliiH NilHWiiK lflli‘il Iii].
Alfords All the Protection of
3 Savings Bank
AND rur. soomosst Interaction or us
CAPITAL and SURPLUS.
Mossy woman fit out saunas animus“
BANNS
Four Per Cent. '
And is Always Available.
HONEY WED ON OR MORE JANUARY lfl'll
DRAWS W FROM JANUARY IST.
Cherry Juice
Cough Syrup,
Relieves stubborn
throat and hoerscneu.
coughs, sore
if it doesn't
stop your cough bring us back the
empty bottle and we'll return your
money. PRiCE 28c BOTTLE.
REXALLI cow "Insure cures
Lo Gripe, prevents colds, feverish con-
ditions and headaches that often ac-
eom'pany colds.
PRICE 25c BOX.
The Blind Pililliliiii,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cell, 164.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘ltldl'fl‘. 10:10 II. m.-—0pen-
lngI priceu of stocks were very ilttieIal-
tered from last night. the majority of
changes IIhowlng email gains. The
volume of business was small. Read-
ing advanced lit and international
Pump 1. Southern Railway pfd. de-
clined l.
WALL STREET. ll II. nI.———A good”
demand for all Classes of stock arose.
which was fostered by the improved
monetary conditions and the confident
buying of Reading, which touched 104
a rise or “it. The stunduld IIIilroaIi
stocks mode It relatively bettIII show-
ing than ”I? spcIialIiIIs, 29‘
WALI. s’l'ithifi’i‘, IIoon.-—'i‘bc ad-
vance was resumed after a slight act,-
back. ‘l'uion Pacific and American
Smelling kilfm’ilig conspicuous
strength with advances of 2 1-8 to
2 5.58 8mm of the previous leaders
of the notation !{plied to better their
formci galnII. iiiH wmc lrr‘cguliu.
“All. STitiI‘l-I'l' l p. lll.-5tililt' of
tlII- loading x‘roI ks i’lIaI had not shared
proportinnnlolt in the blowing Ilse
Were taken in hand and advanced
sharply, 'l'blII divI-rsiou of interest did
not affect thI- curly loIIIdIIrs. Central
Railroad of New Jersey and New
Haven gflillt’li Ii.
i’AltlS. Jan. ii.~ ’l’hII Bank of France
ha» J't’lllll't'li its rIItII of discount from
I to 8'»; per cent.
BOTH STATE SENATDRS.
. -—
They Want to Go to the National Con-
vention-Not All for Taft.
‘liAit'l'PORil, .iau. fI.-—-iloth of Con-
nIII-tiI-I‘III i'nlled States senators de-
nirt- to v llie'illiwl'n of IIIII state's tinie-
galion to I. RIIpublicnu national con-
vention. nu therefor.- both probably
will be.
Senator ilulkI-lIII made it known to
some of hit. close friends some time
ago that ill” would like to go III the
convention. luIl lhl'l't‘ \vIII-I doubt about
SPllthll lirunIlch-II until now it is car
Iain that he has decided in favor of
going
('IInIIIII'blI-ut will lIIIvII (lilf' IlIIlIIgatc
from IIIII-h county, and nix at large in
her delegation. and the two senators
will probably be among the six, which
means that thrI-II of the six—the IIIIIIII-
tors and ('harlcu i-'. iiorokcr, national
c-ommiitIIInIIu—- will not be 'l‘nft men
lint none of them is unfriendly to the
secretary of Will'
M'GOVERN OUT FOR MAYOR.
Hartford Republican Senator Will Ac-
cept NommatIon if Offered.
HARTFORD. .lan. it.-'i‘be Pom bays-I
that State Senator .\l.cllovern has an-
nouncI-d his candidacy for the mayor
alty of Hartford on the Republican
tlckcl.
in an intIIrIiIIw the senator is re-
ported as saying: “i have been im-
portunvd by my friends to bc a can-
dldate for mayor and after considering
the matter. have decided that. if my
party Hm iii, In nominate me for the
oillce. i will accept IhII nomination."
lNFORMATlON REGARDING
GCHOONER.
NORFOLK. V3,. .lan. 9.I~No infor-
mation was obtainable Ioday from
Hatteras bearing on the loan of the
unknown schooner which «truck on
Diamond Shonln in Tuesday's storm
and Went III piece-II with the loss of
five of her crew of ncvcn men and thI
identliv of the loaf vessel iii nail IInI
enlabllnhcd though tho belief prevails
here that she wait the nchmmcr iron-
ora. bound from Round Pond. MII... Io
Charlcuion. S. C. The cable to Halit'l'I
on has been washed away, and lb .II
is no means for communication by
win,- go tho point who-re lbII Hutfernu
life saveru are caring for thc two lllll"
vivors.
NO
NEW HAVEN DOV DROWNED.
SAl'llATl'CK. .lIIII. tho—A boy lw-
llcved to be John Hwnnaon. of New
HIW'D. IIiIItIIcn yearn old. was Ilrowrr
cd in ermler'u pond her-II IIIIItnrdKi'
afternoon while skating. Hwaunon
wan with a cmupanion named .lovu- ph
ilmimmnu. when the latter broke
through thI- loo. Swanson attempted to
save bin friend when he himself broke
through and he went under the ice.
The body was recovered last night
noun! distance from where the drown
inn occurred iirnummair saved him
self and hclcped in the march for his
friend. .
ICHOONIR SHORT 0' FOOD.
NEW YORK. Jen. 9.-—Tbo tank
steamer heel-tor. which arrived today
upwind that she fell
Henri I.
Car Race. Joe
4, and supplied 'beruwit pibvloions.
I for Peril. ”It. It. I...
.ImnII
«smoothed.
The basis of the greet sole w
orny and the keynote to its success is the ammo of my ‘
garment.
caused us to announce this
The Key ote. ‘-
These are undoubted facts which we would like the op-
portunity to prove and make new friends.
Unlocked for market conditions made us . uneasy ' and
Semi-Annual
Clearing Sale;
3 month earlier than usual—which means better bargains and
more of them. so don't miss this chance and learn to know
that our advertised sales are real good investments for you. .
owconductiugiem
Ii'i I"""‘tlm
,,.
J
98 washington' St.,
PRICE.
PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITTENS,
Phone 165-5.
i Pit. Pure ilflli illilli Bilillllill
FOR WEEK COMMENCING.
MONDAY JANUARY 6TH. '
THE BARGAINS OFFERED THIS WEEK CANNOT BE DUPLICATIO‘
lN ANY OWER STORE iN TOWN AT AN ADVANCE OF 25 TO 40 I'll
CENT. WHEN YOU TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE QUALITY AND
South Norweik.
'
SALE THIS WEEK.
NOTICE THE LIBERAL STAMP OFFER AND CUT
4O 8. IL H. GREEN TRADiNG STAMPS FREE WITH 50: PUNCH”!
OF OUR HIGHIGRADE TEAS OR FR ESH ROASTED COFFEEC, ,
“rates can
10¢ a Can. Regular price, 1289c.
SPECIAL CORN SALE.
A. (I l’. Coin. Country Gentleman variety-$2.25 3 (Her 81.15 a Dozen;
III r price, ilic.
SultIInt (.‘orn, fancy Maine—$1.15 a Cue; 90: a Dozen: 8: a Can. Regu-
lar price. So.
lona Corn, good standard—81.60 a Canada: a Donn; 7c I Can. my
).
:0 Stamps with i can A. & P.
Peaches. at ...... 25c
iii Stumps with l bot. Worn. Sauce.
III ............................. 12C
to Stamps with 1 pkg. l-ancy Rice,
at ............................. 10c
10 Stumps with 2 pkgs. Com
Starch .................. '. . .7c Each
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERY SPECIALTlEC.
lo Stamps with 1 pkg. Cam’s,"
at . . . . . .. . .. .
10 Stamps with 3 cans Campbell's
Soups. at ......... ..I...........
10 Stampv g 1 can Mustard Sal's,
................
dines. a ‘. “’
10 Stamps
at
side
itblpkg,
................
..... ..1
Nivsrn. .
Tel. No. 9091
Nation's Storekeeper and Home ”of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
lilii iii. Aililliili N Pfliiiil‘. lilil iiii.
124 Washington 8t., South Norwalk.
Free Delivery.
Nice variety Apples, Oranges, Wb
Fort St.. East Norwaik.
Phone 319-3.
The
bill
.....-~ .0“.
20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR.-
.”. lbs. PI uni-II .................... 25c 3 cans Corn ............ “
2 cans Cut String Beans .......... 25: 3 Cans Campbell's Soup .. 28o .
2 cans Extra Quality Peas ....... 256 2 pkgs. Raisins ........ ......... 29¢
Extra Special Canned Pears ..... We 3 pkgs. Korn Kinks . ...... ..... 10:
2 in». New Year's Cake ......... 25c 3 pkgs, Egg-05cc ............. . 18¢
Nlcé Lean Shoulders. per lb. .... Regular Hams, per lb. .......... . 129' ,
Good Eggs. per (102. ............. 25c Strictly Fresh Eggs. per doz. “t.
ite Grapes, Sweet Potato“, etc.
UNITED GROCERY 00;.
20 North Main St.
Phone 143.
61053;; The Place- ‘
j.;
Norwalk Chronicler