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LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
Lual Nuts Niles.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forfiorwalk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight and Thursday. The dirt-
turhance that was In the Lake region
yesterday morning in now passing out
the St, Lawrence Valley. This vicin-
Ity is on the southern edge of II. it In
producing cloudy weather with light
rain or snow In the eastern portion of
the Lake region and along the Atlan-
tic coattt north of Hatteras. It is fol-
lowed by an area of high pressure and
a very severe cold wave. The temper-
ature in between 20 and 30 degree» be-
low zero In the extreme northwest.
Zero temperatures extend no for east
as Chicago and Alphena. Mich. The
loweat temperature watt 42 degrees be-
low at Minnodosa, Manitoba. Condi—
tions favor for this vicinity clearing
weather this afternoon, followed by a
cold wave tonight.
Mrs. N. Barnum is ill at her home in
France street, Norwalk.
hire. John Cotter. of Morgan avenue,
Norwalk, is confined to her home with
an attack of the grip.
William Wirt. non of Dr. Jerome
Wirt, is ill at his home in Isaaca Place
with an attack of the grip.
The force at the H. Kricgcr l: Co.
atore in Washington street, hi busily
engaged in taking an inventory of the
stock on had
Rev. Wemyaa Smith, who hart been
seriously ill at his home on the
Green for several days. in slightly im-
proved today. ,
Charles Rigby, of the. Ilavllantl
llouae, who has been ill for some time
with an attack of the grip, is now
suffering an attack of rheumatism. .
A white mongrel terrier dog. tagiess,
wan picked up last night by Officer
Thomas Leatherlaud. It. will be kept
two days for the owner to claim it.
Theodore Coleman, of 10 First
street, East Norwalk, was taken to the
Norwalk Hospital this.morning. Mr.
Coleman is suffering from pneumonia.
~Don't miss ".Vir. iiob," by rtenior
clans, south Norwalk High School,
Franklin School Hall. Jan. 30 and III.
8 p. m. Admission. 25c.
The Fowler Cadets of South Nor—
walk are scheduled to play a game of
basketball Friday night with the. Win-
nipauka. The contest will probably
.occur at. the armory.
Charles liouegoml, of the South Nor-
walk Fire Police. was engaged last
night to act as watchman at. the gut-
ted Twin City bowling alloys, in North
Main street, by the manager, '1‘. P.
Robina.
An insurance adjuster stated this
afternoon that in his opinion the [toll-
away Rink building can be repaired
for SI. 000. Air to the damage to the
Twin City bowling alleys, he staid the.
lfrttti in still an unknown quantity. and
will be until the rubbish is cleared
out.
A handsome little fox terrier owned
by Samuel Greenntein, of the K. Krie-
154- r E Co. atom. in Washington iiil'mi.
wart poisoned by some unknown per
lion this morning. The IItt-k canine.
which wart much beloved by
firematein'n children, wall taken and-
denly ill and expired within a few min-
lllr-R.
The new board of ofllcera of the,
South Norwalk Fire Department and
Councilman George W. ilogtlrdua. tire
rommistdoner. will go to Wenter to
night and attend a smoker given by
the tire department of that place. The
South Norwallt department oflicerrt are
t'hief Ilnrold 1‘. Clark. Viral Maintant
In. W. ('iark and Second Aniatunt
f'heater I" ('iark.
Mina Elizabeth Richardtton. of f'--
dar atrcet. naug two nelectiona in u
vrry creditable manner laat evening
at the recital of the pupils of hire
Devlin under whom tube has been
undying. at the latter’a borne In
Iiriduport. tibia Ann Richardson
and Iii-n Agncu I.. fiolden were
rtnrong the gun at: of the evening.
Blot! Relic Daucky and Elizabeth
”and“ flinch], little daaghtera of
iiowarl Dauehy, will he brought he-
lm. Judge Inckwond is the Norwnlit
court Saturday on art appilcu
tIoa by Prosecuting Attorney boo Dav
In to have theta committed to the Went.
port arcane Ito-e. Ir. Danny han
two other children was these. Hie
wife did moral months Clo
CRAMOIS‘.
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'3 t... volition
Mot -
, AMSI lire?
Taylor at Golden.
74 Washington St. TOI- DISI-
usr mum's
..
Z Puritan Cough Syrup
For Cough and coat ,
ANDERSON! .
Launch Works.
Boat Framer not up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
“trachea of all size. built to order
by competent workmen. y
' OysterShellPolot. Nor-walk
Mitts Helen Brown. formerly matron
at the Norwalk Hospital, was: visiting
friends in town yesterday.
Mra. Jacob Roakan. of 101 110th
Norwalk Hospital. Mrs. Roakan will
undergo an operation at the inatitu-
tion shortly.
——
The recently elected officers of
Catholic Union Council, Knightn of
Columbus, were installed last night
at the Council headquarters, the Curb-
olic Club building, in Went avenue, by
Deputy James W. lirennan. of Stan:-
ford. A nocial time followed the in-
utallution.
TROUBLES NUMEROUS.
Son Drowned, Daughter Burned to
Death and Father Sent to Jail.
BRIDGEI’ORT, Jan. 29.——A 'aon at
the bottom of Pembroke lake, a daugh-
ter burned from head to foot and dead
at her home. and a father In jail. is
the family of Mrs. John Antlrejeralt.
of I004 Seavlew avenue, all of the cal-
amities happening within the past few
days in the order named.
John Andrejerak. Jr., a boy of 11,
was drowned in Pembroke lake while
skating late Thursday ‘nfternoon;
Rotie Andrejerak, a girl of four, was
fatally burned because her clothing
caught aname in a bonfire Monday
afternoon. and John Andrey-,rait the
father was arrested for drunkenness
Monday night, and in the civil court
yesterday morning was sentenced to
”pend five days in Jail.
From behind the bars of a. cell at
police headquarters yt'tttt‘rtlny Mr. Au.
drelerak told a reporter of his trou-
DIOR.
"After looking for work all day
I came home to find my wife sobbing
and crying," he said, "and learned ma.
our little daughter had been burned.
i didn't, intend to St'i.'tll'lilil‘\: in fact
i did not have any money, but. friemb-t
who wanted to aympathizc with m.-
bmtght me 'qutmr and it. Wart too much
for me, as I hadn't. eaten anything for
several dayrt. I have acarcely had a
mouthful to eat since my boy was
drowned lust 'I'hurmlny."
LISBON POLITICAL SITUATION IS
NOT IMPROVED.
LISBON, Jun. lit-The political sit
uation he re shown no signs of improve
ment, and the tension between the con-
teeting parties In incrcaaing. llottbt In
now expreuacd as to whether or not
Premier Franco will be able to tri-
umph over pi» Republican and Mon
artbietit enemies who hm- combined
againnt him. The. police mntimte to
search actively for new plots and con-
spirators, Numerous arrests are being
made The king hllii signed it decree
which practically empowers the police
tribunals to expel snapccta from the
country. Title is done because the
limited prison accommodations are al-
ready crowded. Some of the lenderii
of the agitation will be tranaported to
the inland of Timor, in the Malay Arch
ipelugo
OUR STATE LEADS IN ROAD
BUILDING.
HARTFORD. Jan. 20 .-—Baron K.
Aoki. secretary of the Home Depart
ment of Japan. was a caller at the.
office of the Highway Commissioner to
the capitol yesterday. lie is Inveati
gating American methods or road
building. He presented a letter from
the Japanese aillhfliitiailm' at Washingv
ton which among other things staid
that Connecticut had the reputation of
bring one of the leading states in the
I'nion in roadbuilding and for that
rtason an examination of its system
was desired by the baron.
. ______.__..._
OAKLAND SUICIDE'S CASE.
OAKLAND. ('aI. .Ian. ‘20. —~An inves-
ligation by the cornm- r's jury into the
death of Theodore ilall. who, Sunday.
shot and killed himself on top of Pied-
mont. Hills. reveals the fact. that he
was well-connected in the mint and a
Harvard graduate. This information
war one 'red by J A Amer; an uncle of
th young man who eayu that "all In
th «on of Arthur M Hall, a wealthy
book merchant of Havethill. Marsh.
The body will be shipped to his par-
entn' home In Haverhill tomorrow.
Hall wart 2:1 years: of age.
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR iN LOU-
ISIANA.
ORLEANS. .Inn. . 29.~M079
complete return from yeatct'ny'n
Democratic primary were received
here today and bear out the indica-
rionu lant. night. that Lieutenant-flor-
ernor Jared Y. Sanderu in the Demo
trailc nominee for governor. The
nemtnatoin in equivalent to election.
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VALENTINES
Valentine Post Card
”Viewsofflorwdtform.
.\' KW
Main street, has been admitted to the .
the strikingly unfortunate history of t
nu Tag Specials:
Stirring up’ buaineu with two very special offerings this work.
. See if one or both of them offer anything you need. The money
raving is a good one, and the clothes crowd, too.
"Coats" and Vests
For Small Men and Big 79
Boys. $10“
A clean-up of smalloaiza Suits yields a lot of odd coats and
vest. to match. worth anywhere from 00 to SS. and originally
Will 0’ to 010 cults. Sizu run from 10, to 17 years to 3-1 and
35 inches cheat. See the garments. Alto—
Boys’ Overcoats,
Reduced from $3.50 69
, .. $1.—
“ Here are Overcoat. at $1.00 which are good for this Winter
and next. In aim from S to to years. They're our regular
$3.50 and 04.00 Coats. in Oxford only. and we don't expect to
have one-left by Saturday night. Setter pick yours now.
Dora your boy want a Sweater? Suy hin't a 01.50 high-neck
Sweater new for 60¢.
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GOOD OATS. '
The other kind are carrier to get—cheaper of course.
. Don't satisfy your borne by a long idiot-but he can't nay ,
no. If you think as much of your animal as You '
ebould. the heat would be none too good. Here's where
you get them.
ilonw Ground Feeds a Specialty. ,
Buy om Theta Clean. ‘. ._
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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CALENDARS
5c EACH.
Former prices, 25c, 500, and 75c. Don't miss this chance.
William P. Beers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 Wall Street, Norwaik, and 6 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
.. -..- _,-.!,..-.. .- .m- ...—... .... “...... ....
RESH FISH l
Blue. Weak. Frost, White and Cod Fish. Pike. Pick-
erel, Shad. Haddock, Smelt. Salmon and Herring. Fin-
nan Haddies. Sheepshead. Wakefield Oysters. Hard
Crabs. 30c don: Long Clams. 30c qt.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
by a long letter from Secretary (or
II' iron to the president of the Senate.
Tells of Conditions in the Financiai'rmbtaceu a list of depositarlea and
World our,“ the Late pamc ;»Ihr amount of money placed on depoa
, . , , , , ‘ ’it theroin at various dates; a lltti of
“ASIIIMJON, "3": 391ml" “‘ lather banks with the amounta of na-
sponse w a resolution agreed to by ’tloual deposits and the SNCIII'IIIOR
”... Senate on |,,,,.,.m.,,,r 13' “my, the: mldilnl" N for alnli'lllf'lAiri ahtrwluggh‘?
, , . , ,, , . , cont ton of banks on umwt 22. l 0 .
nerrttnry of the trunurry today Irans- and lice-embrr 3'1""? anti the
milled I" ”W "0‘” ‘l““‘""‘l WW" amount of bank notes outstanding at
menu: concerning the award of I'an- ivarioua periods, lietu of ltnnka and In
ama bond. and um... per Wm, ... ,5. ditiduaia who received Panama canal
fir-area, together with recent financial ,
bonds and lists of those who bid for
. . the bonds without receiving art allot.
transactione of the gtn‘r-I'nlflt'fll. “"‘llment; allotmentit anti subscriptions of
also embodying information to. to the !:i per cent. certificates tainted during
general utatc of the nation's IlIIzitlt'cu lthe panic and a budget of circulars,
during the cloning mouths of Iitoiwtbe preus announcements and corrcaptm‘
period over which the l't't'l'ill financial deuce relating to government financial
panic extended v'ttutmrtc. tluna that took place during the.
The report In- timl Mentioned in the resolution.
"CORTELYOU MAK ES REPORT.
which it: lltvrilllliitlllv rd
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CONDUOTS A
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws and invests
Such Deposits
STRICTLY AS DIRECTED
BY ITS PROVISIONS.
Ilka-Why-dhtfiiecttothmofthc
So.NorwaIkTrustCo
OLD FASHIONED
A iimple remedy for all coidtr and
' irritations of the throat, but one that
in prompt and pleasant If you get
the pure. wltoieromo ltlnd like those
made of pure cane auger and bore-
houna herb. '
PRICE St: A BAD, 20c POUND.
if your cough III not relieved by the
hon-hound drops, try‘our
White Pine and Tar.
It cures cough»; it contains no dan-
geroua drug», and is pleasant to take.
PRICE 25c BOTTLE.
* III NillurI Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 102.
All Good. Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET. l0110 a. m.—f)pen~
lug prices of stock» were higher than
iual night forthe Imoat part. but. the
buying was on a moderate nettle. Nor-
folk Wcatern anti American Agri-
cultural Chemical pfd. rose 1, and
Reading and Union Pacific large true
tiontt. U. a. Steel opened ".4 higher,
and the preferred was unchanged. Nor-
thern l'uclfic declined 01.
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VVAIJ. STREET. ll n. m.-~The dc-
and some of the leaders reacted al.
most. a point. The llnited States
Steel RlOCliii weakened sharply, which
created an unfavorable effect on the
market. A subsequent rlne In Read-
ing, Amalgamated Copper and the lo-
cal traction stocks exerted a good ef-
fect elsewhere and there. was a rally
to the opmting git-.icea Manhattan and
tiranby Mining jumped; points.
WALL STREET; twon,——The mar-
ket. was dull and limited and prices
drifted narrowly and uncerlaiuly.
(Iranby Mining rose 7 In all. I’rlces
ahowml a [lumber of declines by noon
from the nagging tendency. IiOlltlti
were llrtu. *
WM I. iiTllIleZ’I‘. I p. m.——Tbe mar-
ket bet-tune (Illilv‘ bemy .Ifter midday.
, The extennlvr- selling of the llarrintun
:a'iftf'ltii fllltl lie-ailing discouraged gen
eral buying and Induced the protest.
alouals lo put out short litter: of stocks.
BOSTON PUBLISHER DEAD.
BOSTON. .Iun. ‘_'0.-——llaniel (1. Heath,
head of the publishing house of l). C.
Ileath & Company. died at his borne
In Newtonvllle. that night. as a result
of a stroke of apoplexy. While Mr.
llcatlt had suffered a alight attack of
the diamrc in i'htcember last and had
been in poor health‘aluce. he had
been able to go to bin office daily,
and was there until 3 p. m. yesterday.
Mr. Iieuth was born in Salem. Maine,
til yearn atzo. lie wart graduated front
Amherst. ('ollege In uses, and shortly
afterward went into the school book
publishing business. He was junior
member of the Boston firm of Glnn &
Ileath until l88tl. when he eutablish-
ed the firm of I). t‘, Ileztth It: Company.
Mr. lit-nth leaves a widow and three
sons.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
,1qu TABLE.
...——
In Effect January 5. 1908.
O
SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hi.~12:53x, hzlflx, 5241:,
6:16, Iizfiilx, 0:50. 7:.‘i-Ix ii: ltix, 0:08;,
9:3lx, 9:03, 10:551. 11:2"):
P. hi.—~12: 51x. 1:10, 2:5ix. 3:27.
3151:. 5:00): 7:. l7, hzs’rlx. 6:37, Gzfilx.
71l9x, 7:51x, 91.33. "1:32; lr-lltx to
Philadelphia and Washington, I). (3..
does not atop at New York.
Sunday.
A. M.—-12;5.'lx. 5:121, 5:411, 8:57.
9:403.
P. M.—-l2:f.7x, 2:4“, 2:5“. 5:37.
5:51:.1:I:t,7:5tx, 9:53;.1013,
IO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. 11—12208. int-1:581, 6:18, 7:25
8:25. 0zlilx, 10:171. li:0ttx. ”:45.
P. hl.-¥-12:06x. lilti, ilzlilx. 3:21“.
4:10. 5:071. 5:19, 0:081, 6:30, 7:00;.
8:5”. 9:2I. ”:21; to Bridgeport only
2:42 and 7:25.
...-p-
Sundays.
A. “—12:08. 1:11, 1:581. 7:30. 0:10
10:47:, li:01ix.
P. l.—0:u, 7:001. 8:101, 9:401.
—_——-
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro oauaunv
A. M.:—-—l2 10 Idaily except lion
daynl. 6:20,il:ia.10:0tirt.
1’. M.-...12I'..420 6:.12 7:18
Sundays—0: is a. In., 7: 30 p. at.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-h:55. 7:25, 0:11. 10:10:. 11:00
P. M.—i:l6x. 0:8”. aza'rfr.
SundayhA. It. 7:05. P. 11.. 0:00.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALR
Ale-12:00:. 4:041. 5:45.
0:081, 0: 00: 0:15;, 10:02:. 10:00.
11: 00s 11: 00, '
P. .‘4'1". 1: 05. 1: 01:. 1:01. 0:201.
0:00. 4:,” 4:01, 0:0". 0:." 0:2“.
0:0”. 0:00. 1:10. THUS, 0: IS. 1150.:
A. firmnlt . mm”.
lluehound llmps
mood for stocks was not maintained .
0:“ ‘
Gut Method. , '
The success of our business depends upon our
ability to never show goods more than one sea-
We rout out the stock bypassing along the
profits to the watchful public always looking for
an advantage. Goods not sold this season are
like a horse out of work—eating his head ofi— .
hence all profits are cut with pushing persistency
and bargains are here while they last.
PRICES CLOTHING STORE
HEAD T0 FOOT Oll'l‘Fl'rl‘ERS.
98 Washington St.. South Norwallt.
Phone 1805.
I II PIII IIII IIIII Bulletin " >
FOR WEEK OOMMINOINO
MONDAY, JANUARY 27m , ‘ "
Extra Stamps and Cut Price Leaders “
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES. .
so Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at ....350 so Stamps with 1 lb. Tea :1th ,
27: Stamp» with 1 lb. Coffee nt ....300 40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... ‘
2|» Stumps with I lb. Coffee at ...,260 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. ......400
1‘) Stamps with l "I. Coffee at . ...200 20 Stamps with 1 ll). Tea at ......350
+1
CUT PRICE LEADERS. “ .
Pure Lard. a pound .............. 10c Matches. 1,000 in the. box, at' ...... 30
Iona Pena. a can ................. 0: Peanut. Butter, a pound .. ........1
White Beans, a quart ............ Sc
Singapore Pineapple. a can . . .....1ic
Extra-This Week 85 Stamps Free With
1 LB. FANCY CHOP TEA. 70c, AND 1 LB. COFFEE AT 300.
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES.
25 Stamps free with 5 Cakes White 10 Stamps with 1 Jar Beef El-
Hunting Snap :tl .............. 25c tract at . ...................
St. Imps Free with2 (‘ans A. & 10 Stamps with 2 Boxes Stovérol—
”,1’ Salmon each ............. 12l/c is h ................. .. So each
in St: nupit Free with " Pkgs. Flaked 10 Sta ith l Pkg. Fancy Rice
Fish, each .................... St: at .................... . .100
10 Stamps Free with I Can Black- 25 Stamps with 1 Box Extracts, any
berries at ..................... 18.0 flavor, at. ............... 25¢
Lt ‘ .
hmxg
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Producto. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
IIIII Atlantic I PIIIIIIII II
124 Washington St.. South Nor-walk.
Tel. No. 009. Free Delivery.!
Glovers The Place.
, “...: PHONE 5422.
Wear Shoes That Fit.»
aware...“ ........ ...
wannmno rnzau wanna zoomooz. are
zotea,rm:outrun-repwean...............................’ lino
.4..o”€‘
Early June Pm. nice and tender, 2 High. Currants . .. . . ..
...... Can, 101:; On. 01.10 2 Pkge. Rainintt. full weight 25cc -‘
Extra Fancy ll'mlmii, dot. ........ Deli Pk. Box of Matches . . . . ...
2 Can- lira Marika Salmon ....... 20c Northern Spy Apples. qt. .. . ...’ 0c
Native Red Onions .. Pip. 300.: 01.. So
2 lbs, Pure lard, Shield Brand 20v. 4 lbs. Good Rico ”a
it Carin lieu York State Corn 206 We slice Smoked Beef from So liq. rt
2 lb. Can Pears, can 10o Try some.
2 LII. IRISH ASSOC'ZD CAKES, 2h. TRY SOME.
Leuisw J oselofi‘,
72 North lain Strut. South Nirwll
“be, BeltRice...‘.’..... .. 1361“»
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Norwalk Chronicler