a
Lotti it sits T
Will fi molesting with Tits
Wflegs. do it I;
7.
do so. it will i.
eats-m so,
7 m m mm» attention.
fiasassortmentotpostcardsatw.
Amp?
4»
Knurled ii Nutting and iamily, at
lligh street. are the guests of relativafl
, in New Haven.
Attend the great marked down sale
at the Boston Store. The adv. will tell
you inure about ll.
Joseph Guyer, who has been west
for several months. has returned to
South Nervialk (or a stay. '
——
Niss liary Simon, of Scotch Plains, ‘
N. 1., In visiting her aunt, Hrs. Joseph
ILXslltln, at Grand street.
The Visiting Chapter oi Trinity
Guild will meet Tuesday afternoon
withlllas Hatch, at West avenue. .
Miss Laura Sherwood, oi the Over
mm School kindergarten department,
is ill at her home in Camp street.
Leonard Foster, of Reed street. cele-
brated his birthday .anniversary by
”‘making a trip to New York Saturday.
~Dr. Dick's cures grip.
William W. Comatook. of South
Main street, is on his way to Florida.
where he will remain a couple oi
months.
Don’t let putting oil until tomorrow
make you poor all your life. The
... South Norwaik Savings Bank adv. will
tell you how to avoid it
Mr. and Mrs. John Richards. of
Bethel were called to South Norwalk
last week by the death of Mr. l'iich-
arrgs' mother, Mrs. Joseph 1-,! Rich-
a s
Because of the dance at the Over-
look Military Academy, Friday cvcn- '
ing, the Knights of King Arthur post-
poned their regular meeting until 8st-
nrday night,
Prof. Arthur B. Russell. ‘of the
Princeton‘l’repsratory School. who has
lost recovered treat a severe attack
of malaria. is recuperating at his home
in West avenue. .
n—i—u-ul—h—us-
Dudley [-1. Raymond, who is a stu.
dent: at Yale, came down from New
listen Friday to attend the dance at
Mckwood's ilall in the evening, and
remained in town over Sunday.
Judgment ol78264.03»and7 costs of
$24.29, by delault, has been given by
Judge Coats of the common pleas court
for the town of South Windsor, in its
suits against Oscar ii. Btoughton for
taxes.
Governor Woodrnf! has requisi-
tioned the ndiutant-generai oi the
United States army for twenty copies
at “The Signal Corps instruction."
He has issued a requisition on the
secretary of the navy ior 250 copies
of “The Recrult's Handy Book."
Miss Georgia Taylor. the well.
known'niiasionary of the Not-walk
Congregational Churc is seriously Ill
at her home, to West venue. and her
condition is considered critical. Miss
Taylor tell some time ago and frac-
inred her hip and has not improved
since
Dr. and Mrs. Bush Oliver Lees, of
2’! Genesseo street.“ Uttea, X Y. are
thsi partials ‘ot a daughter. Mrs Lees
with was lormeriy Miss Margaretta
di: V. Anuess, at Brooklyn. is very
well-known In The Norwalks, where
silo has long at church entertain-
ments.
Air. and hire .1. Fred Bryant arrived
borne in ”Norwalk Saturday. front Wor-
2m, althey have been
a Infinity ia’weeks. Mr.
7 . :11 for the Wor-
mlef Salt {dill (lbw, and as his route
was about fl “vicinity "oi Worcester
during rum“ liedeclded to residt;
H owl H ”minted his lri
in an and from the adiutamgim
eral's asleeb tint accusation oi Pri-
W Caliban)! ii
Cato he captain
g , enamored. The.
nuniiuution’ Wmmetam
Alton, Compaay industry, it.
”.0 .M hit‘mhtmnt bl Corn-
"*7 If” NW
A ‘ ‘ hp ., .4 ‘
Our Fans Lotion quickly re«
_ tiered chapped conditions of the
i MAM hands. -
it has bonus! as a remedy
for rough, cracked, burning,
stunning or itching skin.
heft not greasy, dpiicately.
perfumed, our race toiled sl-'
‘ :i‘vays pleases. Best for babies
. sail grotto-nos.
,. till llllli Jr
9 North lash! it. “Tel. “0—0.-
New local in... In post cards at
Coleman's
Trousers good and cheap at Rogers
c Stevens. Read the adv. .
Arthur Underhill, of the New York
department store in Winnipauk, is ill
of the grip at his home.
if you need anything in the drug line
will deliver tree and promptly.
Mrs. M. W. Starr, who has been ill
at her home in Westport avenue for
hlvem days, is now resting comforta-
y. s ,
The-Waverly basketball team of
Norwaik will go to Stamford this even-
ing, and play the St, John's of that
pace.
ill at her home in Booth Main street
formseveral days, is able to be out once
more.
Mrs. Charles Sconclo, wile of Mayor
Sconeldml Park street, who has been
Ill at her home for several days, Is im-
proving nicely.
A bright little daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Fitch. at their
home in Morgan avenue, Norwalk, last
Friday afternoon.
The proprietors of the Model Market
in Main street Norwalk, are having
many important changes made to the
interior or the store.
Many people at The Norwalks ex-
pect to go to Bridgeport this evening
to see Ethel Barrymore at Smith's
Theatre in "Her water."
Mrs. Perley C. Bturgcs, who under-
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Norwslk Hospital is now doing
nicely at that institution.
Our Brother's Lodge, No. 10, will
hold their regular meeting this even-
ing at '8 o’clock, after which a match
game of carpet howls will be played.“
The regular monthly meetings! the
Norwalk Building. Loan and invest-
ment Association will be held tomor-
row at the ollice of Taylor 0 Golden.
Miss Marion Parkinson, of Norwich.
arrived in Norwaik today, where she
will be the guest of' Mr. and Mrs.
William McPherson, driver of the
Old Well hook and ladder truck » is
now seriously ill at his home in av-
iland street, being threatened with
pneumonia He was ill last week with
the grip, and contracted a cold upon
going to a tire Wednesday.
Wire crossed in (mneord street, yes-
terday - afternoon, shortly alter 4
o‘clock. caused the tire bell to strike
a couple oi times. The indicator st
Putnam Hose company's headquarters
showed has 3, and the apparatus was
sent there but found there was no use
for it.
'.
to Mr. ‘and Mrs. Barry‘s; Young, 0
as Woodward hymns.
happy lather, and made a double cele-
bration Mr Young is one of the fore-
mm at the Norrie“: Box (kimvsny's
plant, and remembered his lrleads
there with cigars today.
telephone the Bridge Pharmacy. They
Miss Fannie Mitchell, who has been,
James H. Walsh, of Franklin avenue; “
A ten pound son Was born yesterday ’
s,‘
The day was f’
the twenty-loom] anniversary at the,’
pday in Nomik. The congressmsu's
walk Hotel Saturda at t N‘r. Hill
addressed the mornings vigilant: l'bst.
use, and whoseesss was continued
net's Iatarday miss.
today
Congressman E. J Hill spent Bum
home in West avenue Is closed for the 7
winter. and lie was a guests t the Nor- *
Charles Ifelfuileu, who was arrow ‘
odoumaohargaoliatoacatioam~z
day "using at his horse in Wilton avs- ’
ill "its”!
more you to mom what m want at material
that rsademiis teammates trust ‘
i. W 1*
“4;: milliliters!!!“ Of‘hIZly pub
mm osmosis». an.
unify ash-hide
anwflw.
1 two
D have on hand
H0 then
I
IOVS' AND CHI
CLOSE 39¢.
Women coats to this no... for line waists because we usual-
els to select from
Thosa who have had a glim
pronounce them unmatchshie in tylc and quality. and the prices
are much less than they should
“,8 Khan 8: Q
Willisii—s‘en?
48 and 50 Wall Street, NW...
tablenvasmaltt. and
of the Collins “swam in
raving. dust how
all om tour us soon. will sum to
m we. aim.
Quartersd no
on rial-h, twh
from suds
”ii,
WM four small drawers. one
its drawer
1.55% inches. '
MP“
four my Library Tab
, EAWII'.
vii
tern in. long. one large
sin
alargs variety of high-grade, spin-date used-
at the new spring waists
r Besl Work low
The Purchasing Value of a Dollar HERE
NOW is Just Doubletlf
WE MUST CLEAN UP TH E IROKENLO’TC AND THE ODDD .
AND ENDS. AND HAVE. SLAUGHTERED PRICES ACCORDINGBY
MEN'S BLACK SUITS, BROKEN LOTS, ORIGINAL PMCIC
$7.50 TO .15; TO CLOSE. “on T0 $7.50, , .
LDBEN'C OVEICOATC AT HALF PM“.
men's HiaH uaaos unocnwaan. ssosssmzu. 01.25 To
$200 vacues; ALL BL‘ ..‘Heo mro one tor AND Psiceo m. ,
Haws aosost sums. moser near rarvsas, account
4 stop VALue- TO cLose,soc . ,
rLusH chest oops AND ENDS, VALUE: to: 1'0 use; TO
0
. A‘
{soon plats mirror.
aim Lissaav vsatn AT limo.
Quartmd noises cat: and italics
t
lisp also limlillss his
sin or mini
February land which iwill o 7 in
limitation Tuesday altemoon t 2
o'clock. Judge Howard J. Curti pre-
siding and State Attorney Bill.
soon oilleiallng. both tor the ii
in this county.
The list is not of unusual ngtli
for this term. but includes a in other
at serious cases. and a low the may
be added baton the session . -7 .
There are two wonders 1lte7 tor
murder, Lukas Kopiinsky, of rum-
hull, and Mikoia Nikita. 0! Hunt! gton.
The llrst named has been indie by
the grand jury. The mood it yet
7 time
, to face that august body. The rand
jury will probably be called i the
last part at next week. Koplinsk will
probably be tried the week iollwing
7 if he does not plead guilty.
. ix Among the other important
' he heard are those of Thom Mc-
VI to
(Dunn of this city. arson; Daniel fAn
nott, Trumbull, attempted "a dual
assault; John Ashrncre, this cit , hav-
ing burglars' tools in his xsion.
There are several cahes ot a‘tte pied
killing and attempted assgult.
There are the usual another - bur-
glaries and thelts. The maior ty of
cases come from lirldgeport, but
Greenwich. (or its size. does the
most extended returning 0! ol- ours,
owing to its proximity to New York
l i
‘ 7W loilowing is the list at [M tiers
now at the county jail:
‘ Carrie Owens, theft, Stamio i
kola lilikits, murder. Huntingt
seph Kellgr, burglary. Bridg port;
Henry Leight, thelt, Bridgeport; Harv
ry Brown. that, Norwaik: J. on
Mason. burglary, Bridgeport: obert
Omen, iheit dram person, Du tury;
Lukas Koplinsky, murder, Tru bull;
Thornss Melissa. arso'n, Bridg 7-;rt
Alia Kiss. slimmed assault. = dge-
port; . James Rooney, robbery. est-
port
Annie Taylor and Peter has iskie.
adultery, Bridgeport; Samuel lira
ham, burglary, liridgewrt; 5‘ cr-
ick Swlnk and George Latham', burg-
iary. Bridgeport: August Day, steal-
ing chickens, Bridgeport: .l seph
Mitchell, tholt irom person, Btu lord;
Walter iii‘slr theft, litamtord; Dan'-
lcl C. Arnotty attempted a all
Trumbull; William Sutton and 1 dis
Poutney. vthoit, Bfldgegort
Thomas fluency, urglary, :tatn
lord; Joseph Brennan, attemp slur
der. Danhury; Michael Sittann -, as
Inuit wlth intent to kill, Brill port:
George Putnam. - burglary. t rien:
Jobs Insurance, burglars tools,‘ dgc.
port; Giovanni Solventsr, assent with
lntentt kill, Btamlordi James oyio
burgla ,Danbury: Rudolph 8t enik.
burglary, ilrldgeport.
Daniel Conroy, burglary and their
from person. Greenwich; iwsn
Smith,- indscent assault, Bridg port;
James Rose, aousupport, Steward
Frank Wood, robbing car, New mi;
k
PHONE. 171-2.
...—......”
DECIDE HOW TO MAKE OUR LIFE A
SUCCESS.
ENNOLL lN
MERRILL BUSINESS common
and Prepare to meet the Demand idr
COMPE'I‘ENT omen ASSISTANTS.
Fine Equipment, Excellent Facilities for obtaining a
THOROUGH BUSINESS EDUCATI
SOUTH NDIWAW} OTAMPDND.
i “iii
0. 3 Jackson
as w... eraser.
FONT CHESTER.
5.7 7s 7'
Optician.
Everything' to the Optical I-ine.
Eyes Examined Free. 3 7
, NORWALK.
4 port; Rutherford Fl. Havens.
. mounts, lalriy wcil ism-co. «-
f can: hair ms black
Charles Ohld, non-support, T 7 7 bull;
l-ldward Robinson. 'embeszl ent.
Greenwich; James Hogan, .lam a El-
roy and Michael J Dona hue. burg-
lary. Greenwich; John eClo , in-
decent assault.‘8tamlord; Alic Jen-
nings. thelt, Ridgelleld.
Edward Quiunsry. burglary, 7 i'r‘l‘gor
, n5
obscene Matures. and 0.1!. Ni) rop'.
embankment. are out on. bond.
‘ ~Dosn's Regulets cure consti
Ingmlect. risk your drug‘gi tor
them. 26 cents per boa.
STOLEN MONEY-chum:
Man and Woman Trying to Pa s Oil
llanlts Taken tram Chicag
The local post olllcss have giv out
n warning tor the benefit of me hunts
and others regarding stolen tank
money-orders, some of which have
been filled in and merchants have
been swindletl by them These were
stolen December 23 last from a stint:
in, Chicago, and they are 7» red
from ihfild to 19.000, Jrivrciuslvc. The
moneyorders which have be‘eu e shed
fraudulently born the name of i7. rgc
A. Miller, remitter, and .fa‘mcs titer.
payee. The thieves wereasc aloud
to be a man a d a wontan as this
description is van or them:
Mani—list t,tv ieetJor idi hes.
beiihlly but dark cmnplealon, dark
7 s
n~llleadsr ands rely built.
ligating eyes.
ed face, shows sis of 1 ~ pne-
lions, and satiety complex .II
as tall all tho than an the
month, has peculiar shape w .7 taill-
into
tilts certainly must be a "lies ."
it would be well (or more ts as
a precast .ona‘ry measure to p in
gum! the number oldie mm order
.iud- ‘
on n
without gripiug mm, nor any salt My} co?
take advantage oi.
Just what tins. specials are will he more fully noted lower down. it :
iy read about them, they may in just What you're wiring for.
Boys' and Misses’ Fleece Lined Shirts, Drawers and Pants at . .. ...
Women's lieavy Fleece Lined Yeast and Pants, reduced to .
Women's Best Quality Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, “Berkshire Milli". .
now only .........
Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, shirts single. or double breasts
odg.t iv..u-nouuo-si-roonssicon-ian:...-res-s-propose-ovsvrsussoss
Big Bargains In Women's Black Sateen Petticoats, at sac. and . - ,
Bargains in Remnants and Odds and Ends iei’t over from the Big Sula.
83 85 Washington st, South Norwalk.
harmless, Carpets,
Stones, Epic.
Will Pauli
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
. them on. Any more rooms to ho pan
osred‘l
Crockery, Glassware. Houseturnish-
ing Goods.
Japanese China in Cups, Saucers,
Plates. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, £1.15 per
gallon. .
White Curtain Poles. with natures,
me. .~
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order _
Painung‘aud Decorating.
--Ws give the I». A H. Green Trad
ing Stamps. Ask (or "mm--
L H. DECKER.
07 Washington direct,
' south Namath.
An Oak Sideboard
for $10.75.
‘Anolher ‘of our assume: nae
GAINS. What kind til ISidebourtl
have you been able to ilmi for ”0.75?
i am sure you will be surprised if you
will take the lime to look at the
Board l have Just put on the floor tor
[10.75. i will guarantee it as good as
a great many that are now selling [or
$15 and up. You are not obliged to
take my wom though. lull come in
and let us show you. This Sideboard
is finished in golden oak. has bevel
plate mirrow 12x20, with a large cup-
board. one large drawer and two small
drawers. You'd hotteriook this up.
E; A. Mitchell
Tits 0st cousins Win. 7
mm lhscny of Will-
cos. utsii'lviiaj mil. tracers
. NORWALK. court.
‘ with a lull knowledge of its "
. moaning. Lightly "and it
" little. Used as we use It
now it possesses a money-saving significance that will pay you
(aassessedreelaasaIlasouteens-slat'coslacegupppI
without removal, on their
to all, on their household
pianos and other personal
without lindol'sei'.
CALI. AND OCE U
llavlland Bldg. Washington
Odlcc open until I p. III.
Norwalk Chronicler