years.
water, etc.
It.
acids.
FOUR TIMES as
Charles
WWMOWWWNONHNWOW
N.....“
PANAMA CABLE SHIPPED.
SEYMOUR. Jun. 8.—A suction of
suhInaIlnIA cable for use at Panama IliIn
been completed lime and shipped The
section was fifty miles in length, 1330
inches in diameter and held two pairs
of wires. The cable was carried over
a trolley art'angIAnIeiit from the factory
to tho IIiilI'oad lrzit'l'. Wliuiu ii 33': In fed
to seventen tint (ms and stowed :1“in
for tIaIispoIiniion Bath end of the
cable was titled with a telephone and
thespeed of handling from the factory
to the cars was directed by this means
The Hatch & Bailey CO
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to at Palace.
YARD TEL. 46-2.
SPECIALTIES :
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super-' LADDERS, ordinary and exten-
‘ ior fabric roofing. warranted
for eight years.
TAR PAPER. 1, 2. and 3- -ply.
“ Mr Manufacturer
VOLTAX is a paint made' In ERIDGEP‘ORT by the ELEC-
., I TRIC CABLE co.
VOLTAX is the only paint that will stick to galvanized' Iron. .
VOLTAX for roofs will really protect the metal and last for
VOLTAX will prevent corrosion caused by electrolysis. acids,
VOLTAX for smokestacks, boiler fronts. furnace doors. etc.
VOLTAX will withstand fumes either from chimneys or
VOLTAX for waterproofing concrete.
VOLTAX will stick to glass, aluminum, brass.
other smooth surfaces.
VOLTAX will cover 400 square deet per gallon, and last
The only way it can be removed Is by wear
mFOR SALE BY
112 WASHINGTON STREET
copper or
long as any other paint made.
E. Dow
SOUTH NORWALK
r.3 heavy meal, take a canal!A
of Donn's lieguluta. and give yom
lsloinnch llv'et and bowels the help
IthiA3 will need ltegnlets bring eas3
I'egulai passages of the bowls.
‘ “After
N.....“
BROOKLYN BASEBALL MANAGER.
NEW YORK, .lnn. S."‘"I‘hl? appoint-
ment of Harry Lumiey as manager oi"
the Brooklyn Baseball Club of the Na»
tlounl League“ was announced today
in PIIAsident Elihista of that club. Ltiin-
Icy has been right holder of tho iii-ooh
lyns. lic succeeds i'.1t93 l)ouo3aII.
MILL TEL. 45.3.
sion.
FIR GUTTER, two sizes.
SASH WEIGHTS and CORD
iiiiiiiiniiis I
lililllilililiills l
DODIH AR
Wil H THE
PEOPLE
iliED BECK
HIGH cuss
USIC HALL
' L. SSEL'
"VAUDEVILLE
Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures.
MATINEES
SOUTH
N VhW/ILH
CLONN
. has been unfavorable.
"I'hIA (ion has had a few partlos, this
nirvana ’ ‘
Mrs Fred Penny continues quite ill
of pneumonia at her home in Cove
avenue.
Miss Blanche Boers. who has been
ill at. her home in Cottage street, is
'now I'IAI'OVI-I'lng nicely,
The Suudn3 Inhool boaid Will hold
II meeting, this evening. at. tliI.A East
A3IAnno Methodist church
Arthiu W. Du), who has Den laid
up by illness at his homé in BIAtts
place. is now getting along nicely.
Mrs. R. R. Osborn visited the auto-
mobile show in Grand Central Palace,
New York, yesterday, with a party of
friends.
Mrs. A. Bradley iiiIil, who was op—
erated on at her home. ‘H Van Znndt
street. Sunday, is getting along nicely,
and her early recovery is looked lof-
wui'd to.
Harry A. Bradley, formerly Inanager
of the Bridge l’hnI'IIIacy, who is now
located in Yonkers. New York. was a
collar on relatives and friends III town.
yesterday.
"-W'itli for Clearance Sale at Con-
neally & Brat-liens. See adv. 8th page.
Marketnian John Howard, who has
been ill or grip and I-ouipliI-ntitmn at
his home in Stamford. is now much
improved. and expects to get up here
tomorrow.
The salt meadows Wore coveri'tl
33'inh iIrIA, this morning, where the tide
had been frozen on them over night.
I'l‘lIIA night was,onIA or the sharpest
thus far this winter.
The cold weather of yesterday, last
,Iilght and this morning made a quick i
,transforIIIniioII on the
, ponds,
are again covered with ice, and
made skating possible on the smaller
ones.
The Rev. Lester i". Reynolds, pas-
tor of the Advent Christian church,
will preach the second Ht‘i'llmll in his
special series, Sunday evening. The
topic will be. "The Man Who Was a
Loner."
(‘oIIstahlo .lohn .l. Goodwin came 03'-
('i' front South Norwalk, recently, and
served warning on aurorals' East Nor~
walk boys and young men that unless
they Incud their ways there will be
“something doing."
’I‘iionian C. CIiIIiy, of Dnnbnry, was a
visitor in town, yesterday, and called
(III many friends. Mr. Cnnty was for.
Inerly connected with thA Clifford
Pharmacy. in South Norwaik. and fre-
quently substituted at the Bridge
Pharmacy.
William LyltA and Mr. 'l‘ollcs, the
former the owner of the sloop Eve.
and the latter of the sloop lllrdle, con-
tinue to work III the oyA-ntu businell
on the natural den of! III loin-port and
Southport, despite IIIi‘ weather, which
l“l'0lll all lilili ran he learned at this
time. the tillogowolla Club does not
llllt‘iltl In swoop down on one of its
Inrinin'ra tor a. surprise party, tonight.
which i
lInI-i '
Hair falling out? " ~ ‘Wmh
Ingredients: WW?
forum
We believe db'ctord tinder“ tli
Doe‘s not:
OurPhone, No.
' Is 58242
' Phone, 33'rltI- or cm and see
us for your Drug Wants.
Prescription War; is our
specialty. . '
Goods delivered free to all
parts of the city.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
, J. PARKER. Manager.
33".iutII but has not yet set thcA pace of
.I 30m ago
The week of Pia3er services came
to a clone lust owning at the East
AIenue Methodist church. villi a
good sized attendants. This met-ting,
llko the other services in this series,
333m led by tlie pastor Re3. Charles
K. Woodson.
Captain 0. A. Anderson, of First
street, hm; started the walk of over-
hauling th- li‘lnworth gasoline oyatcrA
boats ConnnnndI-I. and Admiral.
which are [It‘d up at tho Hatch and
honey winiri above the Washington
isii'mAt drawhi'idhc.
I Iiiil‘tit‘I' A. Saunders, who has been
nothing on the Bridgeport and South
port hudx with his sloop ivy Point, re
turned to East Norwalk, yesterday.
and though he intends to remain here
a few days, intends to go back to
Bridgeport to resume operations next
week.
l’l‘hcro were chicken feathers galore.
this morning, on tho .Wauhlngton
street bridge, andvthore was every In-
dication that there had been whole
sale fowl murder. or else someone had
last a feather bed. The stage of the
bridge was inclined to the opinion
that there had been some chicken kill-
lug.
Frank ti. llalhnwny,
niIIA. witnessed an unusually pretty
sight, this morning about 7 o'clock.
while. on his way to take up his day's
duties at the Fox Cycle and Hardware
Company, in South Norwnlk. Mr.
Hathaway was startled to see a big ball
or iirocoursing downward ut‘an angle
of forty-five degrees in the southwest,
and states that it was so brilliant that
bed the time been before dawn the
fiery sphere, which as a meteor,
would have given of! trail of light.
Mr. Hathaway is of 1 opinion that
the meteor landed in Long island
Sound.
of Myrtle are—
!
iiiiiiiiiiiinis ‘
'W"l
«A 0E NL MANN-LR
WE D.
SAT.
10¢
Repaired and Paiate
_ Garrlage.
Everything for the
MAIN or, soUTH NORWALK.
Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Phone Connection.
looked over and put in good shape
for the Spring.
Horse and Carriage
' ALSO MAIN ST» STAMFORD.
TEPHEN H. HOLMES
neo’enIcK A. ELLs,
Love 1'. nuscoe.
V ‘gEORGE M. HOLMES,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
pOSIts, Dec. 1, .1908 $3, 6ii 00062
DIRECTORS
LEOTER HYATT.
ei‘eolators, Chafing Dishes. Small. Stoves, Water
3,}: Ovens, Luminous Radiators. etc. PockerFlashé
ii lite: and lectrically Driven Toys.
o Portablea'l‘eble Lamps and Domes.
WILLIAM A. CURTIC.
MOSES H. GLOVER.
LEWIS C, GREEN,
HENRY F. COLEGUIN,
A large assortment of Elec-
iili
3‘6 WASHING '
‘1
\
STREET
i
[Commencing Jan. 7th
, Frank Chase ....... Resident Men-perA
“EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
HOYT'S THEATRE
MODERN VARIETY
3—DAYS—-—3
1 AI
Anthony Geronimo. . emu: Manager
Wm. H. Clune ....... Musical Director
NAIADA 6. 00-.
“Nymph of the Sea"
JORDAN BRANICK AND CHILUTA,
Tom Katz' Night Out '
33..
near SHERIDAN, in“
. In Eccentricitlee. ‘1.
SHAFTER e SHAFTER,
Singers and Dancere
‘RAY MURRAY.
Singer of Popular Songs
\
MOTION PICTURES
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2:30 ,_ . MEI/camps 8:15
ADMISSION, 10c
Reserved Seats 20o . Box Seats 35::
Telephone 112 -
ENTIRE amuse“ ' or PROGRAM
mononvnno ruunsonv
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORVI'M. 5,”? ,
' Norwalk Basketball Team
(Team F)‘
Representing Seventh Company.
Coast Artillery Corps, formerly Com.
pany F. Third Infantry, O. N.G
NE EXT GAME:
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 11th
TEAM IF
Ve.
i. ‘3... new, 4:»th
Diamond Wa gamers
OF NEW JERSEY. -
PRELIMINARY GAME:
NUTMEGS V8. PASTIMEB. 4,.
ADMISSION” ....... I25 CENTS
DANCING AFTER GAMES.
In».
HE "ilcnlaniin" and Stock-
T bridge Winter Overcoata
. will appeal to all men who
at just this llillf‘. fInLI if difllciilt
perhaps to select Stylish Clothes
that amid a tendency towards
thé “Freeman."
The typical New Yorker is
noted for the Style of his dross
lint is never found wearing
"flashy" clothes.
These overcoatn express New
York Style perfectly, for they
are from New York and carry
the mark of the latest style.
JOSElfiAvis '
Tailor, Clothier,
"hither.
as Washington Street,
30th Norwalk.
Hatter. Furo
Trunke .....- _ 3' 3 I"
'm "A": III-1sA I
Leather‘noode. .. 1;" “l" ”11!;
IN oaoeh'ro MAKE'RDOM
' . FOR soothe nouns.
10%: Discount On
All Grades
., .2
Greenery, Glassware. House Furnish
ing Goods. Pnintere’ Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or not. These
claim the Hair.
Norwalk
7 Large 3 lb. can Sol lad Pack To.
”more hair? An elegant “Mm?
“lain. wSodiuinChl
up. “ggfilgoirol- Woiuei l‘eriflhiig:
I’
we would not put it “9'
we ARE HEADQUARTERS
roe
Victor
and
Edison
Talking
Machines
and Phonographs and
Records
A line lliii 0i lirt‘ofil Cablnflifl
We also put thI lit' w i‘I‘liIIOII Ai-
tachment, I01 playing the How
Edison leur Minute Iieto,rd8 011
your old machine
F. E. Lockwood
Company
‘39 ‘WALL sr. NORWALK. CT-
“N..
CHINA
CLOSETS
BELOW
COST
FOR CASH
i. i. Mi ti.
Cor. Wall and High Streets.
Norwalk. Conn.
”NW-.-.,... ....,.
East
. Cash
Grocery
h...—
AI Flour. pm bag ...79c
Gold Medal Flour. per bag. . .85c
Jones‘ Flour. per bag ....... 89c
‘ Pillsbury's Flour. per bag. . . .89:
Gran. Sugar. 20 lbs. ... , . . . $3.00
Best Tub Butter. per lb ...... 33c
Strictly Fresh Native Eggs.
dozen .................... 403:
Yellow Turnips. per peck. .. .2oc
Potatoes. per peck ......... 27c
Red or Yellow Onions. per
pCCk .................... 30C
Cranberries. per qt ,,,,, 15c
A Baker‘s Chocolate cake ..... 38c
Baker’ 5 Cocoa. can .......... Igc
Grandma's Pancake 'Flour. I
pkg. .................... roe
Geld Medal Buckn heat Flour
pkg .................... 10C
The Famous Reierc Brand
Coffee, per lb. ............ 3'5c
RByal Baking P033er 32 22 44c
Mined Nuts. per in ......... 15c
Soods will not crane ~. 2 lbs. Pure Lard AAAAAAA 255
, Soleagehtfor onset in . -° ' H
graph co.’ s Talking OMlhgththfii: Old nHome Gina“ ’v’aiers,
332319 Susan Riotéwdtl. Music on both Pkg- """"""""""""""" me
C. I
Records, 35° n '87 ructibie Cylinder, in" u V,
Window Shades and Pletnre Frames ' ‘E‘ h
to order, . u M
Painting and Paper Hanging H E EA!
L H. D 8; Ct)
to wnsamo'ron stutter. . .
seam NGRW‘AL‘R' ' “
promotion: ooNNeoTioN
We at“ or 3% iii.”
Gree
Stamps Anti for them 33 Trading
..._...........,4
2.3” EAST AVENUE
PHONE 990
I
’with wit t to buy for the Holidays.
- The Jones &Hotchki5s
‘ I'M Ieti we THE new
HOTEL VICTORIA. ,y
The Cliifford
Itoellent Cuisine.
. Dinners Evenings,
. 4” I to 8 p. m.
“Sunday Dinners a specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquete
Bollolted.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
3 I MI
,‘ Telephone 999. “" '
‘ ,___,‘___.__.__.
svenv LADY'S onessme CHAMP
, sen '
should be equipped with a dainty
snow .whlte. one piece “Standard" Por
celeln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to ooneldm
how delightfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
ins apartment or first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gludl3 quote you prices. 03h
plumbers are strictly competent me
ohnnlee, bonnet and reliable,
HORACE K NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WENT ITI
Daily Line“ to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 1
1906, Freight Propellers will lear-
Pler 28. East River, New York. (100
of buyer street). every day, (excep'
Sunday), at II p. m.
at Norwallr up to 4 p. In. and South
Norwnlh up to 5:30 p. m.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith. C. C. Hegeman.
Leuee. General Agent.
Altendnnca all hrinrs day and night.
Frederick H. Gaaung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection;
body Attendant. Tel. 904
Odice and Residence.
u to. MAIN 8T.. SOpTH NORWALK l
When You
Have EXhauSied
YOUr Mind
call
Knives, Shears, Razors,
Carvers. .
Sleds, Skates,
and various other useful gifts.
“The Famous GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR."
CHAS. E. DOW
m wnsnmoronsrnen.
r‘l 'PHONE 667. "
and look at our line of
I“? ,, not?! ‘f .' 1909
Plumbing and Steam
Heating g.
HOT WATER HEATING. 1|
.HOT AIR HEA’AI'LNGBE; .3
T 5 AND R
SEN?! I3‘an TIN ROOFING.
One end Steam Fitting, Gan Fixtures,
Medal Coiling, Etc. ‘
HAVE You SEEN OUR STOCK OF
. RICHMOND RANGE"... I ..
iii
7W
on V1!) w. RA moan.
Funeral Dir-enm-
incl murmur.
19 Ne rth Main 8L. South Nominlk
Residence, 6 Washington 3!.
Telephone at house.59 3. 1
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Freight receive- l
l
oxen” seven 1
I PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WA‘TER ‘
Ann ~ ,
GAS FITTING. .
Sheet Iron.
and Zinc. .
so South Main Street,
Tin,
Copper '1'
r
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR,
NEW LINE 01'
Gas
And.
Electric
Portables,
the fiIIeSt cver shown in the
Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competition.
Connecticut
Company
DecoratOr ._ ,7
Tel. 452. East Namath. ,,
“71'7—7"
Hotel Mahac ,;
J. a. coupon, 31:59. '
Service and CuisineVUoto De
Rateehsz per dayand upward
Stock and Generatiiiforrna’tien Tiekera
I'Wrfil- 3: 1i iifi‘flf'fitl‘h
Sunday Dinners, 75ers.
matOCS ............ , ..... 13C Li ,1“: CAPITAL. 3". If.“
Cream of Wheat. pkg ”,4, Company. comm. YE 1
Mothers Oats. pkg .mc 17 WALL eraser. ' aonweui" 'euIII-Lus AND “anon". r,’
0.0 Blend COffee Der lb 30c ,...,?'?.'...—-—-~- 7'7“ 1) 500.059.; .
Gnu—'5 —‘ .—._..—a-—-‘—-—-dibeuh— ""‘-—K
Luxury Blend (Nee tier lb 273: —~ — - - summit. MATHEWOONIW
Ions-II: KNAPP. 3.33 Vie-rm
eneoenicit 33.330331“. W- '
E. H. Mathew-on Henry
John 131.. Knapp tamed
Joel-ti R. Mervin J. walla”
curl-tine lwerta Jolie it“
7‘; fajinfiiafn '14;
One more FROM caper;
EUROPEAN PEANl" r
Our mom's e Special Feature.
and Electric Lights Throughput.
ery‘V Room Heated. .
A RATES REASONABLE.I i’
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection.
" A full line of lmportpd “6:3,!"er-
inn "the'mrnotteym e’. 'Dunt'on‘e one
5 mm saturation.
oer
Belem. Ride snail“)
Anheueer Bunch Dre h.
'r. J. SULLIVAN. flying-1.1
> Telephone ova _ I
Gee
Ev-
Fred H. Home,
O I
Norwalk Chronicler