'thlawa
[seal on lites.
Will these communicating with The
Isntinel by telephone please do It in
:dwlth regard to business,
cell i with regard to news, can
M if they will kindly do so, it wlII
ly convenience this office and ae-
summers prompt attention.
‘m'raaa romas'r.
.l'or, Norwaik and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and warmer tonight. Saturday
fair. A slight disturbance that is cen-
tral over Lake Superior is producing
. cloudy weather with light snow In the
northern portion of the Lake region.
Pleasant weather prevails in other sec-
tions east of the Rocky mountains. The
. temperature is low In the southern sec-
tions. Freezing temperatures extend
so far south as Florida. Conditions
favor for this vicinity partly cloudy
Feather with slowly rising tempera-
are.
'lf you are interested in oats, read
Manuel T. llatch's adv.
Cockenoe llayloft, No. 3255 held a
meeting last evening.
m“.
Mir-m lb pail Pure Lard, $1.10. llayes'
Edwin Adams is having’ his live
houses In Orchard street re-shingled.
Mrs. William A, Clark, of Elmwood
avrnue, is ill with an attack of the
8" 9
Dexter Hoyt, son of Charles E. Hoyt,
3f Westport avenue, is very ill at his
one.
—Quaker Wheat Berries, 5c. F. D.
Lawton & Co.
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, will confer
the chief's degree on three candidates
this evening.
Arnold Robs, of South Norwalk, has
just. been granted a patent for a fab-
ric machine.
I
if you are looking for an investment
that will pay well read Willis H. Sel-
leck's adv. in ta!“ issue. '
~P'resh Shoulders, ilc lb. at New
York Market.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
will observe Washington's Birthday by
closing all day tomorrow.
The members of the Nutmeg Club
are making preparationsdo form a
minstrel troupe, as soon as possible.
~8mall lean Fresh llama, 12c lb.
Hayes’ Mkt.
E. E. Gorham replaced a big plate
glass window today in Arion Hall. This
window was broken a short time ago.
Mrs. Albert Grindrod, of Bridgeport,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cyrus Rus-
coe, of Weatport avenue, for a. few
days.
-—We will be open as usual Saturday
and will offer extra bargains in all de-
partments. Belleck. the Clothior.
Norwalk. '
The second of the series of Ptlchrt'
parties of South Norwalk Cotincll,
Knight of Columbus, will be held this
o-v.enlng
Charles Swarta, of South Norwnlk,
left town yesterday for Mexico, when.
he will be gone on business for not
i-rnl months.
--C. l K. MM. O'Brien.
The II. Krleur I Company” a llIOI'i‘
in Washington street will be opt-ll nnll
day tomorrow. lie or Saturday bus
iness hours willbeo , , V .
Dr. and Mrs. 1. Mil C burn were
gums Wednesday of r. a d Mr . hlt'
('Iollali. at tho Hotellllelmont, d in
the evening saw The WltehIn our.
-—-—-—-—~h—-
-—Elgln flutter, 32c. I'.D.L. & Co.
M
The Comoran Cadets, who were do-
feated by Company I" at the armory,
last Monday. so to 25, played the liars:
burya, loot evening, and were defeat-
a: by the batters by a score of 39 to
Aaron Cutler auburn, of Pittsburs.
Pe.. arrived at his home today, and
this evening will no to low York to
attend the ban not of the Amherst
Alumni at the aim-Astoria, return
ing to Plttaburg louder.
Fresh cm‘
for data and ”day. in Neat
mus.”
: rs Wuhlnplen at.
Taylor & Golden.
Tel. III-2.
USE BAXTER
; Puritan Cough. Syrup
For Cousin and Colds.
assessed '3
Launch Works.
Boathamessetup and rsadrto‘
plank.
‘ , All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sites built to order
7 by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point, Harwell:
Fresh chocolates for Saturday at the
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
The Northeast school of Cranbury,
held exercises today in honor of Wash-
ington' a Birthday.
ilggett’s Saturday candy at The Clif-
{0301: and The Bridge Pharmacies. Try
a .
~llome-made or link Sausage, 12c
II). Iiayes' Mitt.
The Schumann Art Print received a
new linotype machine this morning
from the Mergenthuler Linotype Com-
pany, of Brooklyn, and it will be set up
If: the printing plant in Washington
a root.
The members of Sheklnnh Sancto,
rum, of South Norwalk, will go to New-
ark, New Jersey, tonight, to institute
Dekhiah Sanctorum. Shekinah Banc-
torum is the sanctorum in Connecticut
an d Dekhlah will be the first in New
Jersey
—-Teiescope Hats. O'Brien.
Some of the prettiest and most effec-
tive styles in neckwear produced this
season can be found at. N. E. Ryan &
Co's store Up-to-the-minute styles in
ruchlngs, bows and collars are there
in abundance at popular prices.
—-l.oin of Pork to roast, llc Ib.:
Side Pork, 10c. Hayes' Mkt.
Follow the crowd to Ferris Coal Com-
pany. They are still selling coal at
the old stand.
Central Labor Union held a monthll‘
business session last night. Outside
of arranging for a dance on March 6th,
only routine matters came up. (lod-
frey Utzlnger, the new delegate from
the Musical Union, made his first. ap-
pearance at the Central body meet’
lugs.
—Pecrless Flour, 80c bag; 3640 bbl.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Clara Coggsweil, of Grumman
avenue, Cranbury, while cutting hay
with a knife cutter, last Tuesday. got
her hand under the knife and cut off
part of the thumb and the end of n
finger on her left hand. fir. Baldwin
is attending Mrs. Coggswcll and she Is
doing ns'weli as can expected.
—Shouldol" Steak. the 1b.; loan Pot
Roast, 10c. llaycs' Mkt.
A recent storm played havoc with a
lltt Ie portable summer house, owned by
George L. Wodward and Seymour Cur-
tis. and located near The Knob. A
gust, of wind caught it, turned it upside
down and tore off the roof. This little
house has withstood the storms of sev-
eral years, though It's not the ilrst
time it has been upset.
~Men's Winter Caps. O'Brien.
.4
The antic of Pavin Stakultz, which
was continued from 10 o’clock yoster
day morning until 4 o’clock yesterday
afternoon, for Stakults to get witness-
es. came up before Judge Taylor, who
found him guilty and fined him $15 and
costs amounting t 0841.90. Stakultz
was unable to get the money and was
taken to Bridgeport. this morning for
to days.
-—Arrivsd today, 5000 yds. remnants
for the Mill Remnant Sale, at M. 8
Smith & Co.’ a
About 6 o'clock this morning thcpo
IIro-nwu of Norwalk spied a man work
log his way over the transom of Wil
Ilnm illasci-rs cigar store In Wall
sin-vi, and taking a stronger grip on
lill'il“ clubs they approached the still-
posed Intruder, and found ".llmmy"
Tully. the clerk. helping “Don" Curios
Into the store.- "Jimmy" had forget-
to-n his keys.
——(‘ht)it'.t' Native Turkeys. 220. lb;
(‘hlcki-us, lIIc 'llnyes' Mkt.
l'ndi-slrlanism Is now receiving quite
a little attention among the young
iiiouth \lorwaik bunk men. Yesterday
It Wall mentionod that Ii. Leonard
llohlns and Louis D. Wardeil. had born
doing some walking stunts and were
thinking of walking to or from New
York Washington's birthday. Now.
Ralph Dibble, of the City National
ilank says he is willing to take this
walk with them.
Saturday 8dr Silent list
I00 a 009i.
I Miss You Uke the Roses Miss the
tllain, Monkeylsand out... Rather Two
I Stop Than Waits hill. The Tale of the
Pretty Rosa, Yon'IIoNever be Missed,
When’ the Vesper Bells a! Twilight
Sweetly Chili”.
CQLEMAN’S
MOTORI-
{Wit-
iodtst first
i am ncnr~just as
far as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
a score MAIN eraser,
aouri-i NORWALK.
lluster Brand Sal .
.354: (I pkgs. Orttndm
timid Eggs. per mm ............... 25c Peanut Butter»;
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers ....... 250 'I cans Camp ‘
Fort St, East Norwalk.
Phone 319-3.
SAVINGS,
‘ TROUSERS
coop sun CHEAP.
You can save money by buying your Trousers
whileoisieoiTromersiton, for we makesctusl
reductionshi all lines. to clear out surplus stocks, and
Elite you choice of the best work. Business and dress
trouserssoldinthistownior less than you psyche-
where for very interior garments.
32.50 Trousers, sale, price, $1.48.
33.00 Trousers, sale price, $1.98.
34.00 Trousers, sale price, $2.98.
85.00 Trousers, sale price. $3.48.
’Spring Hats for Men.”
We are now showing the correct Spring blocks in
still and soft hats front the best hat shops—82. 00 to
I
ABOUT OATS,
What is Cheapest in the End Is the Cheapest In the ,
Beginning.
Ihnvv- just placed in my mill the
NEW
Local Post Cards
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
HEALTH BRAND MILK. lull weight, per can,
SPECIAL PRICE OF FLOUR BY THE BARREL.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... 81.00 .1 lbs. Large Prunes ........ 26°
3 cans Dollanm Milk ...........
3 runs New York State Corn ..... 25c
Silictly Fresh Eggs. per doz .
Beet 25o Coffee In this town, per lb.
C UOTS A
Such Deposits
to cakes Triumph Soa
Any handler of grain, to moot the conditions of trade.
must equip himself to clean the grain as It passes through .
his hands.
very best
('it‘itllt r and at parator in the worldvthat of the S Howe
if you don' t cure to pay for dirt dust and other im-
purities let your next order come here for good clean outs.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
William P. BeerS’
'49 WALL STREET,
MOBWALIK.
Bluefish 150 Lb.
Weeks, Flat, Smelt, Salmon, Pike, Herring, Cod,
Halibut, Eels, Sheepshcad, Roe Shad. Long
and Round Clams and Wakefield Oysters.
Cutblll’s Bridge. Fish Market
10c
"UNITED Gmc'Rv co.
no No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Phone 143.
So.NorwalkTrustCo
ARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests
STRICTLY as‘ unwrap
BY rrs anomalous.
...ltisexamhodbyaadismbiocttothssspwvisioaofthe
stints
Sflillrdflil Bandit” rim MstuT-‘N; j lit-A ISM“!
rs country
it 200 Box. 1
is made only of the highest grade
solute pure cane sugar and pure
juices Packed In dainty white
assorted ilavors and always fresh.
IIIRLY rtaa AND DATCC.
havo Just received some of these d
Ions figs and dates put up in glass
Those are the t we have over
large, clean ‘ d fresh. Price 25c
35c Jar. ,
APOLLO CHOCOLATIC. Free .
dew drops. and superior in quail
any other candy, no matter who in
it or what‘s its price; always gl
prove it with free samples. In
30c, 40c, 60c, 80c and $1.50.
Ill lllllttl Plum
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
All Coeds Delivered Free of C
’ earlier days, when the human race was
' worked all day out at noon. dissiIs
' ih civilised people today is degenerate.
' it lacks tone and strength. This weak, ‘ “The
liver;
i. T. Cooper' in theory cucosninl Mime
human stomach which be chills i0.
prove, with his new medicine. .lo helium
given more respect and comment every
day. ~
Cooper claims that 90 per cent. d
all ill health is due to stomach trouble.
When interviewed about his theory ro-
centiy, he said: "Stomach trouble is
the wet curse of the 20th cantor!
‘so far as the civilised races are coo-
corood. Practically all of the chronic
ill health of this generation Is caused
by abnormal stomaoiild conditions. In.
closer to nature, and men and woman
their frugal existence from the ad.
the tirsd,drotw1,half-eick people that
are now so common, did not exist.
"To be sure, ther'u was sickness in
those days but it was of a virulent
character. and only temporary. Thoroda
was none of this half-sick condition
all the time with which so many are
afflicted nowadays.
"I know positively that every bit of
this chronic ill health is caused by
stomach trouble. The human stomach
TODAY IM WALL 8TB
little changed from last night.
movement showed no pronoun
ericau smelting pfd. it.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.
drifted downwards under the l ITI:
St. Paul, in which there was a no ids
brief selling which cost it a. poi in
cesslons in other stocks rcached's
to improve. The rally brought the_
list up to. a parity with yesterday's
closing or above, after which the rise
halted and trading became very quiet.
Louisville and Nashville advanced 1%.
Delaware tic Hudson 1% and American
Smeltlng, Amulgalmated Copper, Gen-
eral Electric and Western Union I
Brooklyn Union was sold cit-dividend
at a rise of 5%.
‘ *
WALL STREET, Noon—The metal
lndustrlais sustained prices in sympa-
thy. but. trading in the general list was
dull. Louisville & Nashville rose 3.
Delaware and Hudson, American
Smelling and Texas and Pacific Land
Trust 2, Consolidated Gas 3%, Anteri-
can Smeltors Securities pfd. 8., I“.
and St. Paul, New York Central, Na-
tional Lead, Anaconda, National Bic
cult and Corn Products pfd. l. The
tone was heavy at a reaction at noon.
Bonds were irregular.
WALL S'I‘RB i’i‘. l p, m.~—Thc reac-
tion caused some demand for special
stocks which Influenced the whole list.
New Haven gained 3.
#
PERUVIAN8 Vl8lT SHIPS.
Pleased With Courtesy Extended
Them by American Officers.
LIMA. l’eru. Fob. 22.——ltcar-Admlral
Evans has given orders that the ships
of the fleet adult; visitors daily from
2 to 3 p. m., except when they are
cooling. This order Is very popular
with the l’eruvial’is, who are not slow
to take advantage of the courtesy es~
tended. Yesterday nlicmoon several
Peruvian families visited the Ken.
tucky. The women were vastly inter-
ested In viewing the battleship and
enchanted with the attentions accord-
cd them. Dancing was suggested, the
officers of the battleship responded
gallantly and an Impromptu ball was
given, the music being furnished by
the ship's band.
Rear-Admiral Evans is feeling bot-
trr this morning. but he still has to
walk with the aid of a cane.
Lleut ('ordier, the naval attache of
the United States. la'n frequent guest
on board the warships.
VESSEL! STILL AGROUND.
-—-—-
Efforts Will be Mode to Float Hist and
Viper In Chesapeake lay.
BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. 21.-—-N0
change was reported this forenoou in
the positions of the converted yacht
Hist and the submarine torpedo boat
Viper, which went aground last tied-
nesduy in Chesapeake Bay.
ported thfi'I both boats are uninjured.
The cruiser lies Moines arrlv.»d
alongside the that this morning nnl
will assist Iu releasing the latter Cl'llll.
A moderate breeze from the south Is
blowing. which will give a higher
stage of water than yesterday, when
the wind was from the north. The
Hist Is fast on Core Point bar, near
Patuxent River. and the Viper is
stranded on Thomas Point bar at the
mouth of South River.
The submarines Tarantula and Cot-
tieiish have arrived at Annapolis.
They, with the Viper. composed the
squadron that was being conveyed by
the iiist.
m.—
Til-CITY ITATI IANK RUN.
MADISON, lll., rob. Zia-Italic Audi-
tor McCulloglt today began an investi-
gation of the Tri-ctiy state Bank.
which closed its doors yesterda
tdsat c. it. Kim said today t the
bank is solvent. though it has ”very
litt‘Iemorh on hand." and ‘
was started m, a
the to. aha-soot Cashier C
sees has gradually come three a
sedentary existence. I further
that few people can be sick with the
digestive apparatus in perfect ahapo.‘ The
The sole reason for my success is he- walk;
cause“ my New Discovery medial
W
' Song—America,
‘ ‘Sch
9,. Song—italian Raina.“
ful- Class Recitation—Lincoln and Wash
Room
Recitation—Our Flag,
so... of Liberty;
half as much before the market bogs Quotations,
It is ro- ,
«wan—,- o'c'
toaestbe stomach up to unfit“,
strength In about six weeks' ti
That is why I have had more
too over her.
the!
helm
totalkwithlfll
aim am” strontium
I! M' ’
' and modlcllais,
t
is“,
yl began this Cooper
1 now feel like a now being. "life‘lay
i walked all over town, shoppi
something i havevnot dose for years.
”I make till! statement wholly from
1 on i owe itto
ll C-
m
ool. ‘
Fitch hehool.
ington,
6.
Room ll.
Room ll
40 silon—‘Tls Splendid to Live So
' Room r i l s‘
'———-—py' i‘. d I"‘
"not: 0.
3 Oak.. A g, p gent Washington.
R.“X ............ ... a
r
Regular Price, 5c,10c an i ,
Fancy Ceiumhla River Salmon . , i
Regular Price, 12%0-
Regular Price, To.
. 7 bottle here.
‘ ’ , proved.
ma ‘
Harold Bates had mmlsforlii‘ir it:
...:l‘l.
of tickets for the Methodist church
mite in discussing It with ahyobo
who wishes to know about, 4::-
Clitllord Pharmacy; south
The Bridge Pharmacy. loot
h. ‘
.it. it. w’ «441,015
.—
' recently
Several Darlep houses are abpnt
hummer peoplh. _ ., ,.
.Mrs. Andrew Jayne of Ulrich,
1 u derwent an operation at the -
aik Hospital, has returriod ’to
lose his purse this was cast
the proceeds of the Iii.
“PP"-
Principal Palmblad,“ Cooler sc
week. ' Letter”be "all“
so been down with the grip.
15 Stamps with 2 cans Iona Toma.
Ma
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Minute Topl-
oca ...........................
10 Stamps with 1 box Tbilet Sean: 3
Cakes ......................
lo f.Stamps with 2 pkga. Wheat Ber-
Natlon’s Storekeeper
124 Washin ten
Tahiti «.909 I
Deposits over,
Surplus and Profits
payable January and July,
GEORGE hi. HOLMES, Pree't.
FREDERICK A.
worth your attention '
aauoua's suoan cunnn suouanaas .. . . . . . . .. spar its
vsav coon some, while his». will.
wasrasu secs, very special, dozen ..
................:....10¢ Each
"Iii iii. iiiiiliill it Pillfllilfl 00
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
to overlook this modern, up-to-date store.
15 stamps wusT- ... .m, “Mpg"
10 Ctampe with 1 pkg. m
Prunes............. ............_ lie
...................... 5: Each to Stamps with 1 pkg. Zest.....10li
.77...
and Home of Pure Feed
8L, South Norwalk.
Free Delivery-
33, 525, 000. 00
over
1
WILLIAM A. corms, Vim,
ELLC, my and Trees. 1’ .
'1 Here It
the Point
We :tand back of «may
we sell. If it is not right wewlli 9, ,
make a right. _You can’t users! "
These values are
VII
..vsaerarsrs-srearaa
‘tpkgs Grandma's Flour. . .
2 pkgs. Raisins . . ........ . . .
45°
3 pkgs hone Such .\l. Meat. .age
2 pkgs. Currants .254:
’5‘ Dot
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers. . .25: :32; 5:de
2 lbs. Fancy Asst. Cakes. ...ase 3 cans Mustard Sardines. .
Canned Goods Specials.
3 cans large Tomatoes. ... .. -.;Q,
3 can." Yo'k Sl‘tc Com. erect
3 cans Kiri June Pm. .,,.".’.w
Clan” 0.1'0":
.eessrrsees
and get some before it' is gone.
Have you tried our Smoked Beef? It isdcliciods. Front '
We will have some fresh made Cider next week. M
Remember, all grandam sold comply with the pure food la
'9'"
' songbird a as. mm
house at haw ‘
be-
ing repaired, and will be rented to
Mrs. Jami is much lib}
‘l ._ ..,.
has been III for a dry or two' this,
Elmer
Lounsbnry’. 'tif the same (chobi have sin
C9?" Starch k be ”69:“ Mrsgtt‘i’m’r mgr-on Brown
app. ..... . ...... argue, it are-pear,
't the winter» in New levk, in
a little daughter who er-
:xraa cranes vm'it choositlmmfi d”. , ,
..... .9. mil!
10¢ to Cramps with 1 can WIXW
$230, 000. 00
Deposits receive interest from the first of each month. interest
"if
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Norwalk Chronicler