. a
H cell 92-6; with regard to hows.
- see. if they will kindly do so, it will
{mes here and won them all.
i
- Local
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CANDY
LANE’S
. '51 Washington Street»
i
\
News Notes.
this wen—with regard to business,
call
greatly convenience this ethos and se-
cure more prompt attention.
-"'-—-.-—!-r—- ,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
and colder tonight and Tuesday. The
storm that passed over this vicinity
yesterday is now central near Eastport.
Me. it is snowing this morning in the
Lake regionrand the Ohio Valley. and
cloudy weather prevails generally in
the eastern sections. The tempera-
ture is between zero and twenty de-
grees above in the northwest and from
.twenty to thirty degrees east of the
Mississippi river and along the Atlan-
tic coast it. is between thirty-live and
forty'flve degrees from Eastport.
Maine. to Jacksonville. Fla. Condi-
tions favor for .,thls vicinity pleasant
weather excep‘t.possibly a flurry of
snow. The temperature will fall
slowly. . « .
‘ ‘ . I." .
If you want skates' read Coleman's
adv. .
Special select manpower at W.
A. Briggermau's. Seeadv.
—Bartlett's Wet Wash.
Fifty cents a family basket.
N. E. Ryan ll Co. are displaying an
exceptionallydiuo line of embroideries.
Tel. 790.
Thomas I. Raymond .of this city. is
spending the day in New York city on
business.
A regular meeting of the Norwalk
Hospital Association will be held to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
Norwalk Club rooms.
is , .
Attend the rousing carnival sale at
Willis ll. Seilcck’s. You will find an
abundance of real bargains.
Buy Dr. Denton's sleeping garments
for the little ones. The Boston Store
adv. will tell you about them.
Make a beginning of wealth by de-
'positing a small amount weekly in the
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
Only three more days of the Jaduary
sale at the D. M'. Read Company. The
adv. will give you some idea of the
great reductions on furniture. etc.
—-Tempting Turkey Supper. let M.
ii}. Church. Wednesday, Jan. 15. 6 to
8 p. in. bile.
A saving argument always appeals
to the people. if you will read the
Copyright Clothing Company adv. you
will learn what their argument is.
H. G. Allen, of New York. is spend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Mlle Smith.
of Elmwood avenue. He is in the gov-
ernment post-office‘in New York, and
has a loan: of absence on account of
ill health.
WT-
~Tocquc'u dyeing and cleaning. Tel.
19-3.
Miss Cecilia R. Bouchcr, one of the
popular young nurses at the Norwalk
Hospital, went to New York yesterday.
to be the guest of her brother, William
Rancher. who Is on his way home to
Ontario province in Canada from Alas-
ka. where he has spent several years
in the gold mining business.
i
The basketball game at the armory
this evening promises to be one of
the best games of the serum In which
Company P will play their old limo,
«iterates, the Xavier A. A., of New
York. This team needs no introduc—
tion to the basketball enthusiasts of
Norwalk. They have played lam
at
th the line-up of 's inst team, they
will have to work to win this year.
-—The date—Wednesday. Jan. ll'i, ii
p. m. The eventwfiplendld 'I‘lrlmy
Suppl-r. The where—First Ill. C urch.
when in}. ladies of the m Metho-
dist Church "than“ on s {enterprise
the success of women s assur-
ed from the first. Under that: damn
i ll rb turkey supper s cu
m . a; Wedleltlly of this week
ed on the trail.
Mr.
headquarters.
n walnuts- ss.’
eeiient tenls
. Taylor & Golden!
Till“
sumac-seasonal
Intel-sells- ~
. h , A ‘
mmrulzwtrseslemndssu
iisshprsdueer.
lime Silurian TAG Sills.
ANDERSON?
Launch Works.
Box“ Frames set up and] ready to
plan .
~ All kinds of repair work.
Lsullches of all silos built to out
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Moi. Norwelk
i
Miss Mary H. Plait is ill at her home
in Main street.
if you are interested in the price of
meat read the adv. of .l. w. Dodge. ,
Read the Daily bulletin of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
-—Fifty cents a family basket. Berta
lett's Wet Wash. Tel. 790.
Rousing bargains in suits and over-
coat» at Rogers and Stevens. See adv.
If you have malaria or any other all-
ment along that line tr
Stillson‘s remedy for it,‘
Rogers and Stevens, the children.
are bill-lily engaged in taking an inven-
wry.
Msr. John A. Montgomery, of Union
Park, is a guest of relatives in Web
erhury.
II‘
Clark Ely. who has been
Edward J. Thomas. manager of The .
Hour. is able to boom ag
week's tussle with the all). ,
-———-———-4s- ‘
Lawrence Armour, of Kansas City,
has returned to his studies at' the
fiarstrom School in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Youngs, of
Cranbury, were Sunday guests of Mr. -
and Mrs. C. F. Haliock. of Quintard
avenue.
A number of young iodide of West-
port are planning giving a. leap year
dance in that place the latter part
oi this month.
Colonel Wesley Nlbiock, who has
been seriously ill in Norwalk, is rapid
ly regaining his strength, and is now
on the road to recovery.
James Flaherty, of Hoyt's Nursery.
who has been undergoing medical
treatment at the Norwalk Hospital.
has been discharged from that insti-
tution.
Harold Ii. Golding, of Peckskill, New
York, who spent Sunday with friends
in South Norwalk, returned this morn-
ing to New York to resume his studies
at the New York Medical school.
Herbert 0. Pollard, who is attaining
quite a reputation as a chicken fail'
cier, has won five first prizes and a
special prize at the Lenox,
show. Mr. Poilard's many friends are
congratulating him, ,
A letter‘has been received from Ted-
dy" Van Doren, posted at San Pedro,
Chihuahuia Mexico, min a few photo-
graphs of himself. He states that the
weather is fine, but that a coat is
needed at night. Mining is almost at a
standstill, owing to the recent lull in
the money’msrltct,
much of his time in hunting and fish.
ng.
One of the boarders
Special sale of groceries at The New
York Grocery store. The adv. will tell
you more about it.
y a bottle of
ill
alter a
and he spends
at Jacob
Schaub's place in Washington street
packed up his belongings, last Satan
day night, and left the house, leaving
also a week's hill unpaid. Mr. Schanb
notified Officer Smith and they start-
After a while he was
found, and as he claimed he did not
intend to defraud Mr. Schanb and set-
iled his bill he’was allowed to depart.
Charles Dew. Rogers, oi the firm oi
larger» and Stevens, has decided
take a six weeks trip abroad and will
sail from New York on February 1st.
Rogers has not yet decided upon
his itinerary. though one of his chief
objective points will be the city of
Paris. Makln the. French capital his
1'. Rogers will probably
take the trip into Germany and Switz-
erland, end to other points.
A town meeting is to be held in the
near future. at which a great many pc-
lltions will he acted upon. Among
those is one signed by many prominent
[movie whl¢h nutrients the widening of
the Meadow street bridge. The peo
ple of Ferris avenue wish to have the
lhorrmlghiers opened and worked from
the Connecticut turnpike to Senedtct
Street. “The residents of ‘Wlfllinlk
ill-sift! to have the highway now called
Winnipenk street changed to flatten
street.
with
pneumonia at his home on Newtown
avenue, is improving.
s
5.,
.5 theydescrveyour
, havebeenr
Allncwthisseesoil
Tekcsloollet them.
BONNIE HORSE FEED.
All Home Ground.
uni no.
M9 Wall St., Norwalk.
Live LobSters,
Hard Shell Crabs, Oysters, Escallops,
. and All Kinds. of Fish. .
. Rousing Bargains in"
Suits and Overcoats
at $7.88 and, $9.88.
Everalacethesalcopenchherehes beenmcha'
nubiorourls‘glnr-pnoedfllothlng ‘
inourreguluflandSlSlincsseemtohevccscsped
Don't judge these lines by what you see offered in
thcsversgestorcstthcse prices. .
SuitsendOvercoetssresonuicllmorostylishsndbct-
:-tcri'ittingihsnothcrsoffcriorthc some menthol t,
sticntiounowmheilpncer
s
. to $7.88 and $9.88. .
BONNIE POULTRY FEED.
,. Buy Oats Thais Clean.
charge of murder
on Spring street,
died a few days
produced showed
death. Dominick
for timet- months.
to cia.
r?
pleased
church. Armaments will he
“ the for two hullrsd at one set‘
nd the striply of cat-
3.?“ro m. ‘ 1 fps and this .
missiles are , ll assure that
W u tell . I!" will be
m from s is I VI.
i’IlCKIrSNYDERANDUNa
WNW“!
Sinus -
O
WATERBURY MAN HELD FOR
MURDER.
WATERBURY, Jan. 13.-—ln the city
('flllri Saturday Leonardi Snmelle was
held for, the superior
0n the night of December 26, n knife
light. took place in an italian saloon
Silmmn. was so badly injured that he
the blow which resulted in illemun'll
not guilty and discharged.
or man who took part. in the light. and
who had knives in their hands, were
lined $25 and costs and sent to Jail
nl Gallichlcio. Vince-rim and Rocco Luv
WOMAN DIES 0F WOUNDS.
NEW YORK. .lnu. lil.—~--Mrs. (lather
ina Martin, who was shot by her hus-_
band. Alfred Martin. in their uparbiilrdcr followed. Secretary to
meals in a lirooklyn hotel. last salllfv
day. died in a hospital early today.
Martin died Saturday from a self-luv he
..-s.. -»._...._. ”W...
nous Bung Fish Market.
flicted bullet wound.
Mrs. Martin was a
,Iottcsvllie. Va.
court on a
in the first degree.
and one man, Veto
ago. The evidence
that Samclle struck
Columbus.
Samiellc was found which is the lawful
'I'hl'oc oth-
committee, the lv'ora
Thi'y were filovun- elections.
I if said to ii c taken
ii the colonial! in
the chief Ii
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Ill sum liflflWllK iflllSI ll.
Altoids "All the Protection of
3 Savings Bank
lisp rur‘ttpomoslu. nurseries or as
~ CAPITAL and SURPLUS. '
.uossvosmormmolummounmr
Four Per Cent.
.slstoflinethiugs
Our 812 and $15
;allmustb:soldtllisseason.‘
sonuv oAlnv reso. '
Take No Channel
Hephazard feed ing of ”most anything." or of cheap. ill- _
proportioned prepared feeds means puny. sickly, disease- ‘
. spreading animals that are better off dead-and soon
reach that state. “Bonnie? fresh ground feeds are not
“only relished but are so dell proportioned that they are
They are composed of the cleanest and
, best constituents. blended in exact proportion.
MANUEL T. HA‘ICvl-I.
l' flflite. ill' Stale,
Diaries, Year Books, Memorandums. Calendar Pads.
‘BoxFiles....... ........ ...25cents’._’
WMO‘PO
300K AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 80. Main St, South Norwalk.
EERS’
edy is said to have resulted from a
suit for separation begun by the wife.
TAFTe-FORAKER FIGHT lN OHIO.
CLSVIBIAND, Ohio, Jan. lit—The
County Board of Elections was notified
by Secretary of State
tcrday to take no action in the Taft-
l'brakcr fight until after a hearing to
be held by him Tuesday mornln
The question of dcci ing
committee as betwe n the “regulars"
the. soisallcd'lwosevelt committee, has
been submitted to the local board of
Each of the three commit.-
tecs claims to be the legal represent»
tives of the Republican party in this
county. and each has issued a call for
a primary election” The local situa-
tion was presented to the secretary of
slate at Columbus yesterda
,......-.............—u. .—..
The double trag-
native of Char-
Mompson yes-
et
county executive
r committee and
and the
pilot:
the stand that he
such matters, as
imr 0f elections.
I
doctor desires.
pharmacists.
use p lolls.
.’ y I ‘ l . .
.. l?- Ti-il compound -' of physicians'
‘ rlptioas has ~ed‘
.ihulexact science‘ltls the most
important branch of our business.
’OUlt prescription room is provi :l
with a complete steel: or pharmaceuti-
cal appliances for the accurate prepar~
often of medicine in any form your
IVIRY step in the making of a
medicine is checked by two registered
WHEN a prescription is compounded
by us It is absolutely right. You get
Just what the doctor specifies, put to-
gether as he wants it done.
Our prides are as low as best qual-
ity drugs. best character of service
and lowest profit will permit.
til min Pllallnili,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITOill.
Telephones", 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
fractions.
hesitation and then
Chicago, St. Paul.
prices and traders,
side
hood'of
mhne CBS
noon level of prices.
BERLIN. Jan.
cent,
-——_
Delaware Breakwater,
goon Charis; Stokes.
ur
States Nov,
UNCAS Vl LLE.
merits made. The col
here is the Monarch
time.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
i———-— .
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—F.'ariy'
quotations for stacks slmwed moderate
advances river Saturday for the active
issues. the healtatlng tone of the Lon-
don market acting as a restraining in-
finance. [misville It Nashville rose 3
points, American locomotive 1%. Nor- .
folk & Western 1%, Northern Pacific 3
and Smithern Railway pfd. 1%. Bill ,
more and Ohio, Cleveland C. C. b :'
Louis and American Smelting 1 an
New York Central. American Sugar
and Virginia Carolina Chemical large
13.—-The imperial
Bank of Germany reduced its rate of
discount today from 755 to 6% per
HOPE FOR SHIP ABANDONED.
"Arthur Smll" and Twenty-eight Oific
cers and Men Probably Lost.
PHILADELPHIA. sin.
waiting for nearly a year, all hope for
the clipper ship, Arthur Sewall, has
been abandoned by all concerned. She
left Philadelphia on April 131907, for
Seattle. with a cargo of bituminous
coal for the due of the government.
Although more than nine months have
passed, not a word has been heard
from her since the pilot left her at the
Capt. Gaifney. who commanded the
ill-fated craft, was a master mariner
of many yeura' experience and his fam-
ily is heart-broken over his disallvthir-
ance. 'Besldes the. master there were
27 picked seamen on board.
COMMANDER STOKES READY.
” SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. lit—Sur-
geon whose appoint-
ment by President Roosevelt to the
command of the hospital ship Relief.
has caused a vmmotion between the
line and the staff odicers oi the navy.
arrived from the one: last night to take
command of the Relief. The latter is
being overhauled at the Mare Island
Navy Yard preparatwy to service with
the great. fleet which she may Join at
Magdalena Bay in April.
UNCAIVILLI iNDUOTltY IUIY.
.lsn. iZ.—The Ss-
chem Board Company. makers of leath-
er board. resumed operations on full
time today. A surplus of stock brought
about s shutdowwon November 2, but
during the suspension a water press
has been installed and other mprove-
oolen Colnpany.
but the prospectssre for
resumption of work within a short
MACHINIIIV MAIKI‘I’ monovss.
NEW LONDON. Jan. lax-An extra
working day will be added to the
schedule at the Brown Cotton iota
Company this week. indicating an im-
manent in the machinery merhet.
and at the firslusrd A Armstrong Coul-
pehy the weaving depart-lest west on
full time today. The c. D. Ross Colli-
pesy. w tell had intended to curtail
lie for s time. new duds that
Inset keep running on lthprsssst
sshed:le to meet orders
will manages rm racists
his mm. 1;: iii—The te-
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—The also -
ket moved vigorously upward on an
active demand for a time after the first
reacted again.
The demand was very varied and prac-
tically all of; the prominent stocks
were quoted a point or more above
SaturdaY's closing. General Electric
advanced 3%. American Sugar pfd. 3.
flabby Mining 2%, Great
pfd. and Northern Pacific subscription
2%. Central Railroad of New Jersey,
Minneapolis and
Omaha and Norfolk & Western 2 and
St. Paul. St. Louis and San Francisco
2nd pfd.. and Chesapeake it Ohio 1%.
Northwestern declined iii.
WALL STREET. Noon—The large
offerings of stocks for saloon the ad-
vanccs discouraged attempts to bill up
took
‘ Prices receded to the neighbor-
e Saturday closing and In
below. Bonds were irregu-
lar. Erie. Southern Railway and Rock
Island bonds were under pressure.
WALL STREET. 1 punt—The lin-
dertone of the market continued
heavy. but sales Were small and there
were few important changes from the
Northern
the selling
13,—Afier
the United
mill idle
a Sradusl
1' Clot
sizes of
Broken
It
Big Reducbons' in
‘ Sale. _
Monday. Special:
1 Lot. 36 com and VESTS.
12 and 15 Suits". sizes 32 to 35,
'lbotofSOOVERCOATSnizesfl t044.tiist
were810,12and15.tocloseolltet . .
Heavy $2.00 UNDERWEAR, $1 29 f
. All grades or. cloves fiom 7} who up. i
hi
310, $1.6
$5. l l
broken from
all Departments.
98 Washington St,
OF OUR BEST 2!»: COFFEE.
This 1'2 and Mac will bl
bought eisev‘vhere. ‘ ‘lo do" o
50 Stamps with 1 lb. 60c T‘l.
40 Stamps with 1 lb. 50c Tea.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 400 Tea,
in Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Tea.
c T PRICE
Cluster 4 Raisins. Basket Brand,
a p g. ..................... ....10c
Valencia Raisins. a pound ......... 6c
Radon . V. "1., 3:; y, lb., 7:; 1 lb.. 12:
10 Stamps with i can Old Dutch
Cleanser ....................... 10::
it) Stamps with 1 pkg. Mule Team
Borax ........... . .............. 12
10 Stamps with 1 pkg, Magi Wash-
ing Crystals ................... 10¢
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Buckwheat .10c
10 Stamps with i can A. is P. Corp 20:
O
Nation's Storekeeper snd
Tel. No. 909.
u IHONE
“he. Prunes 26s 8
annant String Sesss..........26¢ I
2 cans Extra Quality Pass .......
Extra Special Canned Pears ids I
3 lbs. New Year's Cake an s
m MI W a“: stress...
Port St. last Norwslil.
Mars-3.
alumnus ltlmn Willa
Mm. lees». .lse. tsp-A tele-
mm
.lllhtDTO roorourm'rlzlls.
PM”. 1655.
.ll. Pull lull llilllllllll
FOR WEEK COMMENCING i
. JANUARY I3TH- Loci
Extra Stamps and (lit Price leaders
to STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. OF
sxrnA srAMrs wml TEAS AND corneas.
speclALs. ”i
Spiral Pineapple. a can ‘
Kora Kinks, a package ........
Lobster, lfi lb. can'i......’.
sxrnA STAMPS WITH euocsnlse.
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Ellis.
10 Stamps with 2 pkg. A. it P. 1'0!st .
10 Stamps with 2 cakes Scouting “
2‘5 Stamps with 1 Bot. Extracts, st" '
Iroduots. Full Weight and Honest Trading,
lll'lli Atlantic l Paliillll in.
124 Washington St, South Norwaik.
Wear Shoes ’Etha F
GRANULATID SUGAR. - 31.?
Nice been Shoulders. per lb. toe legulsr fissile. per lb. ...........,..
use ltrictiv fresh lea. stiles.
Nles variety Apples. amps, white mus, sweet I“
UNITED GROGE Y”
_TMOMAOTON will so »
Mummers”,
is
in" We.“ ..
,4
r.
.1“
. :HI
4" .
'o.
OUR 3591' 7mm; Ann ifs.
"I".
the same priced plotter .
the work of
is
so Stamps with 1 lb. 35c doses. I
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 300. C as.
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 25c when
10 Stamps with lib. 20cm
i
e
o
Manna..........
nus-"n"
tine, each
elsevesselsluvrvsll'y‘lp‘,
Soap, each
..........,......,..,'.
Home of Pure Food
Free Delivery.
“22.
cans Corn ..................
Cans Campbell's Sous .......“...:,
in. ass-naeeevenoree ‘
PM“, K Kill” .Dwtoslilllv‘iflfl‘
pkgs. moss. ...........‘....fls
sill"
THOMAI’I'ON. III.
Norwalk Chronicler