in all width at tile lowoot riot-
goingon ll W ’
damn” nonrandom
souru'mwaut. ‘
told this turn"
Will tltooo communicating with The
“MIMI by tslsphono please do it in
this myz—mlth regard to hustnoas.
call m: with regard to news. o‘sll
02-2. if they will kindly do no, it' will
greatly convenience this other and u-
oliro mars prompt attsntlon.
The Norwalk city council will hoid'a
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock.
Butler lodge, No. 97, l. O. 0, Fl.
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night
9
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk Is
1‘" at no- home In Lewis street, Nor-
. .
The ‘ Woman's Guild of Trinity
Church,wili hold a regular meeting
this’ evening.
mu Edna Plait la 'conllne'd to her
home in Main street, Norwalk, by an
sttaclt of tonnilitia. "
1
Old Well Tent, Knights of one Mac-
cabees, will hold a meeting tonight In
Central Labor Lyceum.
A large and valuable horse owned
by Albert A. Betta, of Norwalk, died
Sunday evening of lockiaw.
Mina Clara and Miss Esther Johnsdn,
of East Norwaik. spent Sunday with
their parenta In Georgetown.
Mrs. Samuel 11. Weed of Wall
street, will entertain My Matinee
Whillt Club. tomorrow afternoon.
—pr. Dick's cures grip.
A meeting of linen» Tribe, improved
Order of Red Men, will he held this
evening at the wigwam in Washington
street.
There was a rehearsal, of the Nor-
walk Choral llnion at the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, last even-
ing. 4
(lame Warden Wilbur F. Smith, of
South Norwalk, wont to Hartford to«
day, to do some special work in Hana
ford County.
Washington Camp, No. ll, Patriotic
Order of the lions of America, will
hold a meeting this evening in Knights
of Pythiaa Hail.
The Norwaik Board of School Visit.-
urn will hold a regular meeting this
evening at ll o'clock In the aetectmen'a
oillce, In Norwnllt.
A meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will be held
tomorrow evening at Red Men's ilall,
Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Tollcs, of
Fairiieid avenue, have been entertain-
ing Mrs. Frances Scoville and daugh-
tcr, Lavinia, of New York city.
-Evcrything cheap in the Clean
Sweep Sale at M. S. Smith 1: Coin.
A delegation front South Norwalk
will attend the bail to be git/0n by the
iichwaben liencilt Society. in Eagle's
llall, Bridgeport, next Friday night.
Mrs. Smith Northrop chaporoncd a
party in Bridgeport loot. evening, conv
hinting of Mine Winifred Britto, Minn
Lucy Howard and Mina Blanche North
rop.
Robert E'. Doulenll. of No. iii High
atreet, South Norwalk, has uncured a
position as shop carpenter at the hat
manufactory of The Croiut I; Knapp
Company.
Philip N. Sniith, of tho Lounllllnry,
Mathewson & Company's ohm man".
factory. ill taking a few days’ rest and
vacation, which he is unending with
relatives in West Haven,
A party of the Misses Gertrude Nah.
teford, Sadie Cat-gill, Edith Crofut and
hire. Maine 1. Brown witnessed Ethel
Barrymore in “Her Slater." at Smith's
Theatre, Bridgeport, last evening.
Footer hi‘. Voorhee's. the former gov.
ernor of New Jersey who has been in-
dicted by the grand jury on chargctt of
perluly and hold in 32.500 bail. Ia well-
known to a number of South Norwalk
people. ,
M
Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Sample, oi
Went avenue. are ontsrtaining Mr. and
lira, Arthur W. Godfrey oi Lowell.
Man: A. D. Grader. oi‘Pelham. Now
Hompnhiro. sud Mica Grace '1‘. Seelcy.
oi Maiden. Mm. ’
”M
Thelrernaiu of Clarence Yorker, of
5 lionforrl Place. who died ilnndny,
were taken to Albany, New York. thin
morning for burial. Undertaker lv‘rcd
elicit It. iinnung accomllunivd
hotly not far all New York oily.
W
In rcoty to so inquiry ham upon a
n rl which had beam current in
th city, on to whether the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
the
Keeps n
for rough, cracked. burning.
Imorting- or itching skin.
'80“, not greasy. delicately
perfumed, our face lotion al-
wayll pleases. Beat for llablcu
and grown-ups.
'25c Bottle.
[til it. hill. Jl. ”
I'Nlflh ‘Nlin If. Tel. “0-4.
.... ... .1: ..-... 4 . --...u.-. .....W .
Harris I; Gan: company are at.
charging a large barge of line anthra-
cite coal.
Mina Fannie Hawker, of Goshen.
M as., is a guest of hire. Alden Sol.
m no, of this city.
rile Pine'Ledge wmllt Clllb met thin
afternoon at the home oi Mrll. Sophia
Weed, In Wall utreet, Norwalk.
The hearing in the bankruptcy case
of the iloaton Tea and (‘oilee Company
is on again ill liridgeport today, be-
fore Referee ill liankruptcy John ll.
Banks.
A. J. Collins & Company, In their
February sale. offer some very tempt.
ing bargains in dining tabled and ball
rocks, from 20 to 80 pet: cent. saving.
Read adv.
'l‘hc (Iorcorzm Pallets, of Washing- .
ton, l). 0., who played at the Armory
last evening, are oiflon a ten duyn'
trip, and Thursday cvening will play
the Danburyll. »
—-ll‘rcllh Candy, 10 and No In. M.
S. Smith & Co.
The officers of the local Trolley-
mcn'l-l ilnioll have rcccivcd invitatloua
to attend a grand ball to be given by
Division trill, A. A. of S. and E. ii. ill.
of A., of New Haven. Friday evening,
February 28.
Superintendent of Agencies Orin!
wold and Assistant Superintendent
George E. Hialcy, of the Connecticut
General Life lnnuranc'e Company, of
Hartford, were in‘Soutil Normlk to
day and called on Local Agent in‘retl
ll. Field, and other friend».
The Waverley baukctball‘tenm, of
Norwalk. conninting of lvlnglillil. Walk:
er, Waleur. Mathiea and Weatherwax,
went to Stamford last evening and
play the St. John's, of that place. Tbc'
game wall well played and the Nor-
waikerll were anecollllful in defeating
their opponents, bya score of 20 to 1;.
——"Zodiac Assembly" informal
dance, Lockwood'l-l iiali, March 3.
George II. Raymond, wellvknown in
Norwalk, and Stephen Smith, of titan»
ford, left this morning at it o'clock
for i’cullscola, Florida, where they will
lipend four or five Weeks. They in-
tend to spend much of their ("DP iiilll-
lng. Mnflmltll a Mr. Raymond haw
nth several limo-a
Im-u through ih
before.
Manager Howard N. Godfrey, of the
Company l~‘ basketball team, hall an-
nounced that On Saturday evening.
which will be Washington's birthday,
the Midllletowna will play at the Arc
lnory. This team iii fighting for the
championship of the state, The Stam-
i‘ordn. who have defeated the llanllurylt
this your, will probably play hertz Mon».
day. ’
Pavin Stackaltz, who was injured in
a fight aeveral weeks by bcing thrown
clown stairs in Winnipnuil. has been
in the Norwalk Hospital, and yentcr-
day afternoon the police were inforlnc.
cd that he was able to leave‘there, and
Officer Hunt was sent up after him.
He wall brought to the police Motion.
and the care will come up in the town .
court tomorrow morning before Judge
E. M. Lockwood.
-—Viait the Mill Remnant Sale now
going on at M. B. Smith & Cola.
W
Frederick lianlla, whose mind he-
came unbalanced ueveral dayll ago. has
been confined in the fimlih street
lockup, and has been so quiet and rlv
tiouni that he wall allowed to go you-
terday afternoon to his homo. The j
one will come before Probate Judge
(lrcgory this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Dr. llaidwin and Dr. linker. who have
been appointed to “look into the cane.
will make their, report. .
Mrll. Charles hi. Moellcr, of Walth-
Ington litrcet. iurnillhed continue: for
a German ball in titnntford lullt night.
During the programs of the ball, a
young reporter of the New York Her-
old, who happened to he one of the
dance". died nintollt inotnntly. presum-
ably of heart dinette. Mrll. Mootler'k
non. Joseph Mueller; who no prmnl,
anointed in carrying the young man
company chutefiplnlod wimflar action downstain to a drug More.
to lhat or the Home, and Maine itali- " ....
valid In mu mil-Ir and vmly surname Alto battens sAVIo.
newton of ii or over a month to It. 8. .r. itariillt. N. Y.. ssyllt
per cook, the following lute-mom wall “I sat a , «tor and have had may
”3“.“ the nice. of the company: owi- by Backlash Arnicl
no“ mm...“ .. roar: “"3 c “a or. ammo
’ r . . .
,. or it (it. more, all“
it
“r it ale“ duo.
in This February Furniture Sale.
l" H
C} 8 Away. Whether you purchase one piece of furniture or enough to furnish the
1.. 1,3,1. «.2 it, ;.~ ,9, .~ , whole house the saving of from 20 to 80 per cent. ls certain.
, ‘ These are a few of the hsrgaiall you our secure:
$21.00 Dining Table ..... $11.60 $21.00 Halt Rag: ..... 1.
Our Face Lotion quickly re- [810.00 Dining Table 015.26 15.00 Hall lie .. .......... :1:::
"eye. chwm cond't'on. of [he ‘Olva Dininl Tam . . . l ...... .1275 13.50 HR“ a.“ n; .......... ‘10.”
face and hsndl. $16.00 Dining Table ..... ”1.505812.th Hall Rack ............ t 9.48
$12.00 Dining Table ..... o 9.60 ”11.00 Halt Rack .......... ,. h 8.76
n ha. no aqua] as l remedy ‘10-00 ““1”. Tabb .luv. ------ . 7175 O 9.50 “I“ Wk ............. ‘ 7‘75
' OUR lHO'lNOI OF NEW SPRING PATTERNC 0P OIL CLOTH‘.
MATTINCI, LlNOLEUMD. CARPETB. RUDD AND DRAPERIES ARE THE
LARGE" lN TOWN.
.4.
:12-1. North mm mm.
{‘l
. ..w‘
J. . owns a. on
would. outicroni mo ”AIM-NI”.
loath Nomlit. Conn-
-
Wonlen m ”MUM? for line wsielll became we usual-
ly how; on haunting! variety of high-grade,» tip-toltatc mod-
els to select from; ...-r»
'l‘hoae who have had: glimpse of the new spring walnut
pronounce them unmatchuhie in civic and quality, andlhc price»
are much less than they should be. A ,
3N.- S. Egan e 60.,
hit Wilmington Stunt.» Sully, “mom. .
f
’. .4'i"">
Illl their fest Work Now.
The PtirchaSing V-ililhl—of a Dollar HERE
NOW is Just Doubled.
——-
WE MUST CLEAN UP TH E BROKEN LOTS AND THE. ODDS
AND ENDS, AND HAVE SLAUGHTERED PRICED AOCDRDINDLY.
MEN'S BLACK SUITS. BROKEN LOTS, ORIGINAL PRICES
$7.50 TO 815; TO CLOSE. 83.00 TO ".50.
DOVO' AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATD AT HALF PRICE.
MEN'S HIGH GRADE UNDERWEAR. BROKEN AlZEOpM.” TO
s2.oo VALUES; ALL IUNCHED lNTO ONE LOT.AND PRiCED 79c.
MEN'S IDIOM SHIRTS. MOSTLY NEAT PATTERD, REGULAR
$1.00 VALUE; TO CLOSl-Z. 30¢.
PLUSH CAPD. ODDS AND ENDS, VALUES 506 TO $1.50; TO
CLOSE 39¢. ‘
Willis fiscaeck
’ 48 and 50 Wall Street, Norw‘a’lk‘.
PHONE, 1114. \
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DECIDE now TO MAKE YOUR LIFE a
' SUCCESS.
:Nltou. m‘
mafimausmnss common
and Prepare to moot. the Demand for
COMPETENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS.
Fine Equipment, Excellent iv‘aclliticn, for obtaining a
THOROUGH BUSINESS EDUCATION.
, SOUTH NORWALK, lTAMPORD. . PORT. CNE‘TER.
B. J‘éckéonl'
Optician. ’ '
Everything in the optical Line.
Eyes Examiit'ed Free. .
NORWALK.
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‘ , trouble with Spain: We All Your Fault
and common more demand that you wear the trout.
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PUTNAN HOSE BENEFIT.
Edgar Selwyn, who Ill being starred
this tendon “1? Wm. C. DeMIIIu'a
l
l
Strongman. who will make ill!
stellar debut thill city ariloyi'u
Theatre, Monday, February 24. under ‘
the auspices of Plltnsm Hone Oom-
pany, achieved distinction almost from
:the little of bill ilrltt nppearsnce on the
stage. which use at Herald Square
Theatre, New York, in William (lil-
lette'll production of Secret Service.
incidentally. Mr. helwyn unseat-d him-
self to the nutrition after being dill-
,chnrgcd for Incompetency all an usher.
IOther engagement» which be filled In-.
eluded hill acting of llugard in Thai
King‘s Mllaketeerll, Tony Montana in
Arizona. 'i‘ololnochus ln Ulyllaell. Jolle‘
in The Pretty Sister of Jose, lluppori-
ing Maude Adams and Jockey!“ finn-
day. with Ethel llarrymore. . Sel-
wyn ulna appeared in mine of the .lb~
lien plays, moving aucccllafully on Dr.
Rank Ill A Doll Hanna and made a hit
of considerable proportions in The
Grey body unit all liowarll [Malay in
it’s All Your Fault. lie had an impor-
tant part in George Cohan’u Populari-
ty and won critical approval for his
portrayal of James Artrolnul in Gyplly.
at the Hudson Theatre, New York, in
1904. Mr. ficlwyn in the author of
three plays that have achieved cunnili-
cralllc. vogue. Those are The Rough
Rider's Romance. dealing with the
and A Friend in Need. During his va-
cation thls summer, which was spent
in England, he wrote another drama
of American icit, which iii manager.
Henry B. liar-rill. will produce during
the coming season. Added to big num-
croua duties la a play/brokerage bulli-
neon under the head of Selwyn l; (30.,
of which the aim of Strongheart la the
senior partner. Beat sale opens ll‘rl-
day, February 21.
CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
It is hardly necessary to Inform
thone that were present at tho last
clwd party and dance of South Nor.
walk Council, No, 1,253. K. of 6., for
they have been naxiounly waiting for
it to take place; that ill, the second
in the clarion of card partlull bud demos
to be given n this hustling organiza
tIon. it will ke place on Friday ove-
nlng, the eve of Washington's Birth-
‘ day, in their rooms in Washington
street. The but one. hold on January
l9, wall a grand success, and the mcmv
here are going to try and make thill
one. a greater, on». -
On Thursday evening at the meeting
of tho lloclety, illnirlct Deputy James
T. Brennan, of Stamford. will he pres-
ent, and inntall' the newly elected
oillccra. All membcra are requetlted to
he preheat, all an entertainment and a
lunch will be provided,
. EllKi-l' LODGE BENEFIT.
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709, ii. 1‘. 0. ill”
will have a benefit cntertainmont in
Music Hall, next Tuesday night, at
which time a double bill of Illustrated
liongll. moving p‘lcturcll, ctc., willvbc
fo‘iienif'd. The following nrlieta will
positively appear: Hertiui 8: Brock-
wny, pinging, dancing and acrobatic
sister not; Dorothy llahl. comedieuo:
ilohnon & McNIchol. trick acrobatic
roller uknlcra. Special added features:
Karl Stumpff. Norwalk'a favorite bar-
itone. ill illustrated trough; one-act
comedy farce, "Shadow," by Mr. and
Mrs. Klein. and llobnon it Michal.
Dancing after the performance. Mlllili.‘
by Prof. Linxweiler'll Orchestra.
MUSIC HALL.
Last night. at Mimic Hall the Rice»
trogruph presented one of the best
shows of the season. lloheon e Mc~
Nicol. fancy and trick roller ukaterll.
were excellentp which almost seems
Imponnihlo, the trick being one of the
bent Icon here in some time. Mina
Dorothy ilahl rendered three songs
that were well thing and Bertini t
iirocitway, singing. dancing anti
change not, wait one of the neateat
, ever put on here. The audience re-
called them uevcral time». The pic-
tttren were all new and unto-date. To.
, night in labor night, anti the proceeds
all go to the .Norwnlk lodge, No. 109,
B.‘ i’. it. E. Mr. Klein,.thc manager.
intends to give a babiell' beauty show
home afternoon ill the near future.
Watch for the day and date.
KENNEDY PLAYERS.
The'Kontledy l’layerll. well and fa-
vorably known to the local theatre-
goerll, opencl a week's engagement at
lloyt'll ’I'hm rc, hull night, presenting
Why Women Hate Women to ll crowd-
ed house. .latncn Kennedy, as Bob
Simpllon. the private cometary, wall
aplenllid. Adelaide llmthhy wall on ex.
oolient Butil chtou, and Ethel Car-
penter won a pleanlng Monte iiohbn.
The supporting company played their
various rolcll moat acceptably, not. a
weak one being found in the entire
company. The scenery, carried by the
company, wan uplcndld. entirely in
keeping with the productidh, and the
staging wall perfect. Altogether it was
a high clue entertainment. sun the
vigorotro applome of the large audi-
ence boapolte their appreciation of thin
excellent coulpony. ill the third not
Mr. Kennedy favored with never-l
nong- nnd if the audience had been
allowed their way. he would atlll be
singing. The moving pictures and il-
Inatrstod rouge were good. Tonight
the bill will he Gentleman .Iim, the
Diamond Thief. with Mr. Kennedy In
the title role. Thin in one of Mr. Kern
nody'll held c.2- ‘l. Tomorrow matinee
all the Indie» attending the matinee
will bo~prrucntod by the company an
eight-pogo ,aonv r edition of the
"flurry Widow alto." The ladies
should not millll this. tomorrow mat-
lure, Wvdnolldny, February ill. at 21"».
~11» on! Dell. from top to too.
into any cam. apply fir. Thomu'
Balearic Oil Psi: can't stay when
it in used.
occnmnv van in sosrou.
NOSTON. Fob. li.~tionrntary of
War William if. Tait arrived in Don
o
“firm i“ D" M
E!" TIMI“ 81' ' '9
Em,
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Ws use the word intelligently
with a full unwind“ of Its value,
mulling. Lightly and it mus Int
PEOI “L5,...Wm
now it poouosu a moneynvlng significance that will pay you well ti
take advantage of. "
Judah“ thou specials are will he more fully noted lower down. Kind-t
ly road chant them, they may he, just what you're looking for.
lioy'e’ and Misses' Fleece Lined iihirtll. Drawers and Pants at ........ 21o
in"
Women's Best Quality Fleece Lined Vesta and Pants, "ilerkshire Milly,"
now only..... ........... ....... ....... .........m
Men's Fli‘i't‘e Lined Shirts and Drawers, ahlrta single or double breadt-
ed,at........‘.. ...m
lllg Bargainll In Women's Black Sateen Petticoats, at .. ....... 93c and $1.91, ‘
Bargains In Remnants and Odds and Ends left over from the big Solo.
Women's Heavy Fiecce IJnod Vth and Pants. reduced to
over-lure! ....oguvrsovyvlo-u.......y-v-.'-
83-85 Washington St. South Norwaik.
...“...flm... ...—C... -- -... ...». .4 ...—“... monwawu—w “-le
itinerant SON to:
’ imam; carats, “
. ’ Stones, Ste. ,
134-136 Washington street. South Norman
M
Wall Papers.
We Have Designs on
' Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we tint
Money" Advanced.
to all, on their household landlord.
pianos and other penonol prom,
without removal, on their own name
without indomr.
CALL AND CE! ".1
independent Loan & SequityCd
liaviisnd Bldg, Washington at.
...Qfllce open until it p. to. .
them on. Any more rooms to he no 0 s
oer-ed? B g
Crockery, Glassware, llollsofurnlahv ar ms .1“
lug Good;
Japanese China in Cape, Saucers,
Plates. etc.
Palntora' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.15 per
Gas or Electric
stéhd Lamps. ‘
gallon.
While Curtain Poles, with fixtures. . . .
10c. ‘ rud-
Window Shades and Picture Frame: Try one as JOIN ' '
made to order. in: lamp — they are
Painting and Decorating. selling at ' I
-Wo give tits 0. d. H. Orson Trad
ing Stamps. Ask for them.—
L. H. DECKER.
07 Washington Strut.
Tel. Con. South Norwaik.
AnOak SidebOard
for $10.75.
Another of our GENUINE BAR-
GAle.. What kind of a‘ Sideboard
have» you been able to flnfl’fOl' 810.75?
i am lllu'o you will be surprised if you
will take the time to look at the
Board 1 have just put. on the floor for
$10.75. i will guarantee it all good as
to great many that. are now selling for
his and up. You are not obliged to
take my word though. just, come in
and let all show you. This Sideboard
ill finished in golden oak. hall hovel
plate mirrow 12x20, with a large cup-
board. one large drawer and (two small
drawers, You'd better look thin up.
Give Us a Chance - ’
To Estimate on , ‘
Piping Your House.
We will killed
Colt. "
Connecticut' * ,
Company.
F. Elliott.
The Only couplsto Hoosofurnishing
lion in tho City pf Norwalit.
COR. Hid” AND WALL A'I'Rll‘l’l.
NOlWALit'. CONN. ,
$1.00. now
79c.
skull to 1'8.
ton. from New linen, early today, on
hia way to Concord, N. 11., when be
In to mull thin siternoon. The mrs»
my hall irritation st
after which be departed for
manure» in
Italy‘s i” .
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ll Klimt-ff IT” NORWALN. CONN.
‘ , I Represents! by
Tom 8i!- lettiii ND“.
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Norwalk Chronicler