, Will 111111111,
Will these communicating with The
of by telephone please do it in
t—with re ml to bu l
“I”: 0% g snsss.
with regard to news. cell
Mb they will lonely do so, u will
My convenience this office and so-
sure more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nor-wail: and vicinity: Snow
‘ Ind warmer tonight. Thursday snow
turning to rain and warmer. A storm
'0! considerable intensity is central
this morning In iowa. It is producing
» snow or rain In are central sections.
. 9 Snow extends as far east this morning
~: 1ss Ohio and will probably reach this
I ' . vicinity
tonight. The temperatures
“are below zero in the northwest and
‘
New mtglatnd. Northdeld, Vt. re-
ported 36 degrees below acre. The
temperature is rising rapidly in the
central section and will rise here dur-
ing the day. Storm warnings are on.
dared along the coast. Conditions fa-
vor for this vicinity fair weather fol-
" tonight.
turning to rain,
lowed by snow and rising temperature
Thursday snow, probably
and clearing by
Thursday night;
Theodore Smith. of Wilton. was ad-
mitted to the hospital today for treat-
ment for an a noted eye.
A social evening of the Hospital
Whist Club will be held with Mrs.
John If. Ferris, of West avenue, Fri-
day evening, February 7th.
Mrs. E. A. Woodward was the host-
ess at the meeting of the Pine Ledge
Whist Club yesterday. The prise was
awarded to Miss Beach Next Tues.
day the club will meet with Mrs. Rob-
ert Van Buren.
...—*—
Mrs. Frank B. Wilbert, of Crescent
Terrace. who underwentmn operation
. for the removal of a big tumor several
weeks ago at the Norwaik Hospital,
was so far recovered this morning
that she was removed to her home In
the ambulance.
Lloyd Nash. the well known West.-
port former state senator, who is in
the ice business, will finish harvesting
ice by tomorrow night and has a fine
crop. With the same rate of con-
sumption as for the past year, Mr
“Nash has enough Ice to last about twu
le.
-—See Fred Hall, pool champion of
the world. Ghiotto’s. Friday night.
E. T. Hates, the well—known con-
tractor and iceman. of Dnrien. is
. reaping a veritable .harvest of ice this
week. Mr. Bates has had forty men
at worlt since Monday morning and
they are cutting Ice eleven and
twelve inches in thickness The home
es are being filled rapidly and it is
evident that Mr. Bates means to keep
his customers cool next summer.
CHANGE lN TRAN8FER POINTS.
As a further indication of the Con-
necticut Cornpany to please Its pat-
rons. it makes announcement that be
ginning tomorrow passengers who
board trolley cars In West avenue be-
low the armory. will be allowed trans-
fers entitling them to ride on the East
avenue system as far as the city of
Norwalit line. Likewise, inssengers
who heard northbound cars above the
armory in West avenue. or the city
line In East avenue will receive Iden-
tification checks entitling them to
ride to either of these two points.
M—
CHANOI IN CCHUMANN ART
PRINT.
A change in the Schumann Art
Print. which has a IIlurgo plant in
it ashiaglon street. has just been an-
nounce'd. The members of the firm
at present are Goodwin P. White and
Max ll Schumbnn, but Mr. Schumann
is to retire and the business will lie
conducted base by hir. White.
Wilbur ll Ireland. who has been
working at the plan!
will haw charge of the mechanical
department. .
M _ .
mssss XII-LIV lNTIITAIN.
The Misses Florence and lay Kol-
iey entertained a party of their friends
at their home in West avenue. last
evening The evoaiul was“ spent
with dancing. music and after
which refreshment w “sot-veil
Those resent were: The Misses
Lens oilmsa. listen Keefer lihdu
Schumann. Ida Varliss and Theresa
Voriiu: Moran. ,, blocker, A11-
son Hauler, lililtl Frank
Smith. Cherie: VON“. will Verlin‘
and William RIM
VOII'
store. as ii
”We
:"WWMJb
. Mr. 'I'nmmnny'u request,
”m" "a” 7 llr Smith was handcuffed to the stool
Taylor & Golden.
Tel. m
use BAXTER’S
'WfiM"Coud Syrup
WW and Colds.
ANDERSON 3
Launch Works.
lBdstll'sulessetupandrosdyto
Plan
All kinds of npalrwor
Launches ofsl sises built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster shallower. Norwslk
”Hootuasrsss' aouso TABLE.
——-——
Winter Meeting In Center School, Nor.
walk, Saturday.
The Schoolmasters' ltound Table of
Western Connecticut will hold Its win-
ter meeting at the Center School in
Norwallt, Saturday morning at 10:15.
The general topic will be "English”
and it will be sub-divided as follows:
Educational Value of the Various Sub-
iects classed under “English."
In) language'tl) Written (2) Oral.
i I1) Technical Grammar. .
(c) Composition.
id) Literature.
The Teaching of Pronunciation. Artie.
ulation and the Correct Use of
Words.
The Teaching of Capitalization. Punc-
tuation, Spelling and Other Minor
Details. ,
The ofiicers of the round table are:
President—W. Fl. Goodhue, NorwalI
Secretary and Treasurer—E. A.
Sammie, Stamford
Committee on Program—(i. E
Thompson, Norwaill; Julia A. Stark.
Stamford; G. D. Northrop. Danbury.
Committee on Legislation—43. G
Willard, Stamford: C. W. Deane,
iiri919i9geport; W. C. Fonts, South Nor.
wa .
ruse: LO8T iN common.
Steamer Jefferson Runs Down the
Schooner Emilie E. Birdssll.
Under the glare of a searchiight
seamen of the Jefferson, of the Old
Dominion line. worked for five hours
yesterday morning to rosette the ofiic-
ers and crew of the Emilie id. llirdenll,
a three-masted schooner which the
steamship ran down and‘ sank off Win-
ter Quarter Shoal Lightship. in New
Kori: harbor. The wreck cost three
ves.
Passengers who had been aroused
by the shock of the collision stood
shivering upon the deck of the liner
and watched her men In a lifeboat
struggle for headway through an un
dulating sea of railway ties for their
goal, where sailors clung to the rig
sing and upon hosting wreckage, all
thrown into bold relief against the
black winter night by the shaft of
white light.
Again and again the lifeboat made
the perilous passage and was b1 att 1‘
back. One man, who had clung for
hours to the deck house until exhaust
ed. was seen to throw up his hands
with a cry and sink. Others leaped
from the rigging and Were saved.
The Emilie b1, Iiirdsail was familiar
to local boatmen. having been In this
harbor with cargoes of pulp and other
merchandise several times inst sum.
mer Edouard lv‘. Smith was one of
a party who enjoyed a cruise on her
last. year and was personally acquaint-
ed with several of the crew.
CHER CASE AGAIN CONTINUED.
Expected That It Will Now Be Tried
on Tuesday Morning.
The much continued case of Joseph
Sher of Springwood, whose place was
raided on a report that he was selling
cider by the glass. has again been con-
tinued until next Tuesday morning at
10 o clock It was expected that Sher
Would plead guilty yosterdav afternoon
and Liquor Prosecutor William 0.
Clark being In liridgeport yesterday
afternoon, he requested Prmecuting
Attorney William 0 Tammdny who
was not familiar with the case to look
after it '
\Vhl-n court'ant. yesterday afternoon
It became known that. Sht-r had rotuinv
of! Attorney John Keogh. Mr, Keogh
decided to contest the charge and upon
Judge Taylor
confirmed the case,
astute our or LOCKUP.
Professor Albert Smith Does a Clever
Trick at the South News":
City
I’rnfussor Albert ulth. who is one
of the artists with the Taylor Stock
Company, at lioyt’s Tilt-titre. this
week, gave an exhibition at the South
Nurwnlk lockup this noon. About 200
pmplu were present and saw the trick
door of the corridor. and this was in
turn securely fastened on the outside
with a Yale lock. in less than two
minutes the handcuffs were unfastened
and the door unlocked, and the man
was outside the bulldln. The crowd
was completely mysil regarding
the affair. and could not discover how
it could be done so quickly. ‘
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LAIOIOT MITMENT OI
VALENTINES
AND
Valentine Put Cards
IN TH! STATE AT
COLEMAN’S
sswssvoss. .‘
iOm,WrOIp -mm
. ‘ MACH“
Our regular Februar
4..
this .
83m Trousers. now ..
$3.50 Trousers, now ..
85.00 Trousers. now ..
“so Trousers. now ..
Come now—best pickings.
special at
...r-r
order for OATS.
not.
We are near.
.lust as far as
the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
49 WALL 87.. NORWALK.
Lobsicrs I
CuibiIIs Bridge
TrouSers ‘ Stile!
today. It involves every rolrcn line of the“. Ii son' 11
best selling patterns—«moments, cbcvims
stede——in even greater variety than usual.
to clean out incomplete lines, we reduce prices like
Soon to 811.50 Trousers. now ........S!.l4‘18.r
We start the sale with every size up to so inches
waist measure, at every price, but not in every kind
SPECIAL OFFERINGS!
Fancy Costs and Vests to match, in sizes
34and35, tofit smallmcnand bigboyI.
special at
Boys' Oxford Overcoats, sizes 8 to 16. the
balance of our regular $3.5o lines,
... 1-0.:
ALL OUR FEED. ARE HOME GROUNOI
You are not buying dirt or dust when you give us an
Plenty of rusty. damaged oats inst crop.
Perhaps You thought all cats were alike, hilt they're
Ont oats differ from other cats. They're sweet,
clean and free from foreign seeds
. Soy Oats Thsts Clean.
- MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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VALENTINES
LARGE A830 RTMENT OF
Tuck’s, Dutton’ s and International
Valentines, 1c to $1.50.
William P. Beers'
Sale of Trousois starts
tilt) wor-
11 order
81.98
...rrr...rsse,s e
syrups-erected e
eseleeIs-so'll e
1.2!
$1.”
eeslosslsesu.
Quality is important.
Art Co’s
6 80. MAIN IT" SO. NORWALK.
lflc'b-stcrs’ I
Extra Smelt, Shad. Wakefield and Bumrd's Bay
Oysters; Opened Long Clams, 30c 0t;
All Kinds of Fish.
”in love our enemies on w.- love our-
It‘llf‘ll it in only necessary to Iw our
own worst enemies.
.11
When 11 married man talks In his: "
sleep It Is possibly because that is tiwi
only chum-1- lu- has. I
fits-...... .. ..-—....
pncity for ln-Iloving is apt to be r" '
hnuslod afterward.
it Is ouster flu 11 lathe-1- tn I'It‘t‘ll his
coin and his boy apart than it is to}
teach them to stick lnw'llior
ii
--~ :'1
‘ it is the natural econmuy or wn'
man that canal-:1 ht'l’ to fill off loin
cunls' worth’ of sleeve so that
may swear if. worth of glove.
ioduy'.’
Fish Market
.r
i want you to write#1 me a play."
" 'W hat sort of a play?"
'Well, we have seventeen special-
{-3. (let. me up enough stuff to wedge
" n1 npnrt."——Pich-Me-lip.
"Well, I'm glad that the financial
flurry is over. and we all have plenty
again." "l'111 sorry to any that a few
'A girl believes so mm l1 that n It' How 1 of 11s have been shipped. Will you lend
tells her Ill-fun- tunningo that In r (.1- 111112 a ten?"—Clevelnnd Plain Dealer.
‘ Stocks were all down a few points
remarked the broker.
“The idea!" exclaimed his wife. "it a
wonder they didn t advertise It all a
Ilulrgnln day: '~—Cafhoiic Standard and
lines
Some people never fool themselves
Hilt"illiirt' than when they thinli they are
.t‘mliug others.
o.NorwaIkTrustCo
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bani! Laws and Invests
Such Deposits
~1 suato'rm as DIRECTED
'BY rrs Paovrsr‘ons.
hsmhmsmoumsm
n
II 53 llili.
. Two quart Fountain
: ’ Syringes.
Guaranteed for one year.
the 111111 P11111111,
TH! PRESCRIPTION’ITORI.
Telephone Cell, 1”.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL cream. 10:16 a, m.—v«mr
light orders were executed in the op-
ening stock markethnd the movement
of prices was not decided in either
direction. St. Paul scored an advance
of 9b and American Smelling and
Western Union declined 54.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.—-'l‘ha gem
and direction of prices became an
wards and continued so until selling of
American Smeltlng developed. North-
ern Pacific had been up a point and
several others nearly as much, but
these advances were practically can-
celled American Smelling receded
i
it
WALL STREET. .‘mn.—lncreasea
soiling orders extended the decline.
American Smelling leading with a loss
of 3. Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey sold at a decline of 5 with a rally
of 2. American Smelters pfd. B. fell
1%. Activity diminished at a small
rally. Bonds were firm. 0
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—-Buaineas
hecaine almost nominal, but there was
no check to the downward moveenmt.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—-The American
Smelter Securities Company today de~
clnrcd quarterly dividends or 1% per
cent. on its preferred A. Stock, and of
1% on its preferred l3. stock. These
are unchanged from the last previous
quarter.
...—....
NEW YORK. Fob. 5.——Dircctors 0f
the American Tobacco Company to-
dny declared a regular quarterly divi-
cloud of 2% per cent and an extra divi-
dend of 2% per cent on its common
stock. Thole dividends are the same
as those declared three months ago.
ELECTIONS IN PORTUGAL.
Parliament to be Convoked at Earliest
-. Possible Moment.
LISBON Feb 5.~-There is no truth
in the rumor current In Berlin yester-
day that an attempt had been madc- up-
on the life of flip minister of war in the
first cabinet announced Jose Mathias
Nunos,
The new cabinet. at its initial sees
ion. decided to order elections and to
convoke parliament at the earliest pos-
sible moment. Franco has officially
announced his retirement from poll
tics. but, his followers will attempt to
continue the party he organized.
SAN SEIIASTIAN, Spain. Feb, 5-
‘l'he newspaper VM llo Guipuzsoa
prints a dispatch from Lisbon to the
eds ct that when Franco presented him-
self before the queen after the assas-
sination. she cried: "It is you alone
who are the cause of all that has hap-
pened. and I dare not trust myself to
speak to y."on She turned her back
on him, unhocdlng the justification he
sought to offer
MADRID. Feb 5—Le Corresponden-
cla understands that on Premier l-‘ran-
co will come to Madrid.
STEAM!!! CVMRIC SIGHTEO.
liOSTON, Fob. 5.—A 9 o'clock this
foreseen. the White Star Lino steam-
or Cymric, having on board the ii
men rescued from the burned steamer
St. Cuthbert, was moaned as coming
up the harbor towards quarantine
The (lymric arrived oi! Boston Light
shortly before midnight where she
anchored. it was expected that she
might be delayed at Quarantine while
the injured men from the St Cuth-
bert were receiving treatment
REFLECTION! OF A BACHELOR.
A good way for a man to makes
comfortable living is to have n r.. it
father.
A comforting thing about bad habits
is they don't seem to be If they are
yours.
No matter how pretty :1. girl is she
can have a grievance if some other
girl is too.
The re a girl lilies to have s
charisma“ it won' t be her mother.
A woman gets much more comfort
out of talking about her furs than
wearing them. .
A very good way for a
regain her ideals after me
become a widow
Nether (to hsdrsggfod little dangli-
tori-Goo: heavens. child. where have
M
Chlld—iiobby and I tumbled Into
“it list here lobby?
ra- w ’s
(gilt-OI. l aspect 1133711 by now.
an to
into
~Psaeh.
Itslls-‘f'he Mien won't
M'wst'tanm 1m
PEOIAL!
. Two quart Water
Bottles. '
PRICE’. I
0
will have to pay $5.00 to “Milan
nextmonfor-sSuitorOvercostibm
youdonowfor-cxectiytheulnefity.
'wsymmmmdmsueud
icrcnce?
WeareclosingontourWiatcrstockto
mskcroomiorSpr'arggoods.
'l'hst'sthcrcsson.
'Shoesandltubbersat sslepriccs. lla-
dcrwmmdSwuteraloo.
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FOR WEEK OOMMINOINO
SouthNorw‘...
fees.
Spa ettl
10 8!
Oil
........
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Galloa April". I can
Regu
Soup.
Nimble January
01080! II. no
COLDECT DAY IN
of severe weather.
well below sore earl
WNW
win-1.11 moot-nu,
er. mhlmzlllb'rwm
Gallon Tomatoes, a can
Regular Price 30c.
NEW HAVEN Feb. iy—Toda
by far the coldest of the winter, and
from psrtsofthe statocomeroports
In this oil’ It was
UNSURPAssED STAMP 0‘
4O Stamps Fm with 50o purchase of
our New Crop Tees and Delicious 601- a P. Baking Powder atwo.
20 Stamps with 3 pkgs. Mince Meat: 25 Siam w m
10 Sthmps with 2 cans Salmon. ps “h 1 hot. Bx ...
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Macaroni or
............
Extra Special Cut Price Leaders.
28c Fancy LargeOvegonmslb.
.............
Regular Price 30c.
Columbia River Salmon ..... 10c Wu.“
lar Price 121,“ m I ”up;
Old Fashioned Corn and Hans .6 Ni
Regular Price lo: V"‘v'v*lm.lmn
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Pull Weight and Honest Trading.
III II 11111111 that" 1: In In.
124 99°,9Wssl1lngton St. South Nor-walk.
Have you tried some of our Smoked Beef?
Remember all goods sold comply with the Pure Feed Law
Louis J oseloff
72 North Main Street.
Norwalk Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
. Deposits over - - - $3, 525 ..000 00'
Surplus and Profits over
lieposits receive interest min the first of each month. Inter-i1
and July
LUIS, Pres't.
PIEDENICK A. ELI-1,0“? lull Tress.
NEW HAVEN.
VII
y is it i by, this
being the am tine int; the olcisl
mthermoaretsr has gone below the sore
mark has. Asususl, the reportsrm
the northwestern tar-finger
cause shivers. in North Norfolk
was u below sero
.;
r BOW
“below-nib
amuse-sentr-
mum
”StampeFrsewlthilsrgecfl9
25°10 Stamps with 1 box summons;
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Jelly Powder it
10 Stamps with 2 cans 1.1m Been,
mh ons..oosoe-osaoooor-eovqnp' 99“”;
RegularPrios
A. I; P. Oat Mesh:
Regular I” .. '
0010c.
RegularPrice
Regular Price 15c. "
Tel.l1if-'m Delivery.
FOR wass say. 3111. canBaked Beans ... .
100 Hardwood Clothes Pins ...... ice 3 lb can Fancy Spinach a,
ii lbs. Washing Soda. .......... . file 3 lb. can Green Gage Ham ... ..~ 1
Large Bottle Blning .............. 5c 31b. canithubarh ...............
All Kinds Soap ................... 41:3 lb. can Delaware Peaches ......1%
511m Gloss Starch ............... 25c dqtsRedOniousilbfi:
WC INC. wit": you wait, ”it”
$230, 000. 00
WILLIAAI A. CURTIS. VM
EVOLUTION IN
The candle and lens, the
'II'O
the electric light-M
Norwalk Chronicler