PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY
Get a .Piano Certificate with 4:
eror'y purchase. tit will .cost ..
you nothing. "
F. A. LANE
2:11.11"
51 Washington Street.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: increns.
lug cloudiness with snow or rain late
tonight and Snrrday. War-trier. An
area of high pressure with very low
temperatures is central this morning
over Northern New England. A dis
turbance of considerable energy is do.-
veloping In Tennessee. it is producing
cloudy weather with snow In the cen-
tral sections and rain in the southern.
It will probably move Irortbeastward
and reach this vicinity late tonight or
Sunday. Conditibns'favor increasing
1 iondiness with rising temperature fol»
lowed by snow or rain.
~C. & K. Derbles. OBrien's
Read the list of tonight‘ 11 specials in
the Boston Stole adv.
Bay the best in the cigar line. .J
Iteynolds' adv. will tell you the Nat
kind .4
——Get your share of bargains at Sh.‘e
Sale. Conucally Iii Bracken.
Michael J. Howard of Norwalk, has
resigned his position in the it 5‘: G
flut'tory,
Thomas Smith, uigltt man at Adams
Express oiiice in South Norwalk, is ill
at his home in Connecticut avenue.
-—~Winte1' 4Caps, Winter Cups.
O‘Brlen‘s.
(lookenoe Tribe, No. 32. l. O. R. M
held a. regular meeting 111111. evening.
but only routine business was tran-
sacted.
The sale If high grade suits. over-
coats and everything in the'gents‘ fur-
nishing line is now starting at Joseph
Davis'. Road the adv.
A stated communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.. will be
held at its rooms Tuesday evening at
8 o‘clock. The F. C degree will be
worked
-~Oet your share. of bargains at Shoe
Sale. Conncally & Bracken.
Mrs. Julia Hoffman remains critical~
ly ill at the borne of her daughter. Mrs,
William F Brown. of‘ Beltlen avenue.
Little hope. is held out by her physic-
ians for her reliever.)-
Clinton Conmmudery. Knghts Tom-
plar, No. 3. held a. regular conclnve.
last evening at its quartcrs '111 Wall
stret, at which time the tempre Ile—
gree was conferred on two candidates.
—€. & K. Derbios. O‘Brieu‘s.
Frederick C. Freudentiral, of Wolf’plt
Hill. Nor-walk, enjoyed a fox Imnt yes-
terday. and after several lrours‘ chase
Shot 3. line large specimen. He brought
the head to the Iowa sciectmen this
morning and secured the $1 bounty.
which Is paid for It.
George B. Buxton and Leo O‘Neil
left Norwalk this morning for Bayata,
t‘uba. where they will look after the
interests of the Canto Produce com-1
‘ may. the plantations of which are at
that place. Mrs. Buxton will remain
in Norwalk for a time at least.
—Get your share of bargains at Shoe
Sale. Conneally & Bracken.
Miss Alice Smith, who recently
came to America from her home in
Bolton, England. and who has spent
some time as the guest of her broth-
er. in Wellington. Delaware, is now
the guest of.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cat-
terall. of Broad River, for a. time.
Rev. William Russell Bennett, pas-
tor of the First Presbvterian Church.
of Morrisoown, N. .115 the. guest at
his aunts, the Misses Bennett. of Mt
avenue. 011 Sunday he will preach
at the First Congregational Church
in exchange with Rev. George Drew
Egbert.
‘ -Black
O'Bricn’s.
' Special meetings It'll] be conducted
by Major L. M. Simt',1nsou the division-
ai officer from Hartt’md all day Surr-
day, in the Salvation Army Hall. 193
Washington stret bridge, beginning at
11 a. In. There will be an afternoon
service at 3 o'clock and a great 1111le
. lion winhdup at 8 p. In Everybody.
without respect to color or cr.eed is
invited to come and hear the major.
One of the most beautiful collections
111' travel pictures ever made has been
' 1111 .the walls of the Norwaik Library
for three weeks. it consists of colored
photographs of Switzerland 'These
are. so wonderfully 11111911 and. colored
that one can easily imagine oneseli
in this charmed land. This collection
arid Brown Derbies.
shorrld leave the library Monday. but‘
it will be held till Tuesday in order
that those who have not heretofore
looked at; the pictures may havo the
opportunity. These collections are
placed in both llhi‘ai'les' of the town
through the generosity oi‘ the Port-
folio Club. the libraries paying the
transportation charges.
25c Chocolates
FRESH' EVERY WEEK-
Shiites-Powell Corporation,
4 Prescription Draught:
Open Citation Chitin Norwaik
II 74 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Launch Works.
'idlctown something like eight games in
.. We Write‘Burglar “
1
Insurance ,
LET U8 WRITE YOUR'.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
1:1. 10M.
HOT SODA
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON ’S
Boot Framers‘et up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Point. {Varmlk
The Rescue Mission will hold its reg-
ular meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3:113 o'clock in North Main street. and
everybody b; welcome to attend: Good
speaking and music are bad. at these
meetings.
——(iet your share of bargains at Shoe
Sale. Connenlly & Bracken,
There is no doubt that this town
is at present the center of basketball
In Connecticut, and as such it. is fit-
tingthat during the next few weeks
Nor-walk folks fire to witness no less
than four decisive contests for the title
of Connecticut champions. Monday
night‘s game at, the Norwalk armor-y
opens the ball .witir.the Middletowu
experts meeting Team 11‘ in the lirst
of 11. three game series scheduled with
this learn and on the following Mon-
day Danbury comes down to begin
their annual series with Norw alk. As
Mitidletown has for seven years held
the honor of champions of the state.
and as Norwaik and Dunbury are be-
.VOHd dispute the, only Nutmeg teams
that class with the Middletow.ns it fol
lows that. the coming games between
the three Will leave the winners with
a clear title. Nor walk has played Mid-
$411 past six years and in all this
10 never captured a contest from
the latter quintettn until last winter.
when Team 11‘, I11 11 game that was
marked by the most brilliant kind of
plays, nosed out winners by the score
of 18 to 17. All of the Middletown
cracks are known here; in young Dun-
ny ahearn they have a whirlwind scorn
lng guard, whose superlor‘hns never
been seen on the Norwalk court: Law-
ton at center has never been outplayed
here either. while the two McCono
chles are of such wide. ability that
they were with the Winated team
when the latter trimmed Glover'sviilc
a year ago. The. importance of this
contest will draw a big crowd 01‘ fans
to the ar'rnory to root for the locals
on Monday. The. St. Luke's oi' Stum-
ford and the Montauks will meet in
the opening game of the evening, anti
dancing will follow the games rrntll
12 o'cloek.
WALL
PAPERS-
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
10% Discount on
All Grades
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish-
Ing Goods, Painters‘ Supplies. English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent. for the Columbia. Phone
graph Co's Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides, 65c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records. 351:.
1 Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order:
Painting and Paperjlanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
80UTH fiORWALK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
We am the s. a H. Green Trading
stamps. Ask for them. ~
Meat and
T 0 Reduce Stock Before Inventory
Just when Winter 13 at its height, when cold weather needs are greatest and Vtiicn heavier.
warmer apparel must be provided for at least two months to come. we announce this 5111; .111 sening
event of cold weather necessities at cut prices.
$1. 50 and $1. 25 Dressing Sacqucs at- ....... 98c Children’s Flagged Ribbed Uil‘ii'r'wcar
$2. 00 Bath Robes and Long Kimonas. ...$1 50 312115 2 to .......... 19¢ PC garment
50c Cashmere and Golf Gloves .......... 39c Children's Caracul Fur Coats Willlt‘ and
8- button length Kid Gloves. exceptionally colored. regular price $3.50 at . 32,50
good value at $1. 25; very special. . .‘ . . .$1. 00 .1 Chrldrcn’s Bearsk1n4Coais. 4 Wi‘ilit‘ and 1
Long Feather Boas at a discount of 1%? colored, regular price $2.98. at , $1.98
Several styles In Flannelette Petticoats, 50c Chrldren’s Bearskrn Caps,\'ai'.1cs up to
kinds at ...................... 39c 751:. at. . .. ........... ., 44,44,35c
Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Underwear for wo- Scott’s Worsted Mufflers 75.: and 915:
men. sizes 4. 5, 6. at. ..... . ........ 19c styles, to close. .- ....... 50c
Sizes 7.8 g.at. ............ 25c . Odd lots and short lengths oi Laces and
29c Flannelette Petticoats . .. ............ 19c Embroidcries at less than half 11111.3.
Among the Good Things Offered This Week
at Reduced Prices Are
THE CLIFFORD
which were filled previous to lite 1.11111:
closing tan have 1111111114 tilled from now
on.
THE CLIFFORD
All Good- Dollvered Free of Charge.
1141'
PHARMACY
Will be reopened
Any person holding prescriptions
PHARMACY
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
511'
N E RYAN & co.
486 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUIII NORWALK
. .. .E ........m,. ..
A. J. ANGEVINE 81 SON CO.
Furniture. Carpets. Stoves. Etc.
Headquarters for EDISON and
vrcroa‘ TALKING MACHINES
134-136 Washington 31., South Norwalk
HOW DID THEY'CET THE RIGHT START: 4
Merrill Business College
TRAINING DID IT.
Every young man or young woman needs this training to
SUCCEED. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS“;
Wiilltuli Gate.» 111‘ ’l‘.r'.ior 111111111; 1111
deiwent I111 11111111111111 this 111111'111'111: 111
tl11-Irospital,1l11 >11 ~11elnu 1wi3111n
ed 111 llr. W .l. i;. m, “...-111.1 11;.
l..)r F. l litutuii
SKATES
Snow Shovels, Axes.
Buck Saws, Lanterns.
General Hardware, Gener-
'Norwalk
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
we ARE HEADQUARTERS
TROUBLE IN STRAW HAT WORKS
Girls Employed by Vanderhoef Factory
111’ work at. the Vander'hoef Straw lint
t‘ompauy‘s factory in Norwalk caused
rumors to be spread that the girls em
played their had gone on strike with
the South Norwnik butters, but as a
matter of fact their Is no connection
between the two branches of the trade,
rials of the concern a Sentinel I'Inpr'e
sentutivo learned that there’was no
truth iu’tlre reported strike,
probably started from the fact that
about It) or 12 girls had 11 little griev-
ance over a certain kind of work and
left the shop yesterday afternoon.
these were new girls who havi- been
working only a. few months and they
refused to change their regular meth-
this of doing that particular style 111
work when told to do so.
were told that they would have to
make the change- or leave. and most
of them look the latter choice.
is no organization among the employee
of the shop, and the ofl‘lcinls oi' the
company 3111' that work is proceeding
sirioolhly today.
81 Repairing and‘SkaIe Mrs. iarwrencu leave for Brooklyn.
Sunday. to attend the funeral services.
. Sharpening, which will be held from her late
home in that place Sunday at t} p. 111.
Mrs. Lawrence was ninety-four years of
31.421".
stitution last night. suffering front in-
testinal obstruction 111111 could not 111-
relieted.
Leave Their Jobs.
A little trouble over a certain class
in an interview with one of the oili-
which
{111
The official stated this morning that
The girls
There
liar
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NORWALK CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
Mn. E. A. Lawrence,
IJIWl‘t‘tl‘lCe A. Douglass. president, of
the I’benlx Fur Company. of South T
Norwnlk. received a telegram yester~
day announcing the death of his grand
mother. Mrs. E. A. Lawrence.
Mr. and
‘ Clifford Scofieid. 4
Clifford Seoticld. {ourwyrar-oid son of
w-eie having
was furnished
Monday, January 18th ... ......
Bridgeport, with his cathédral chimes.
The effect was excellent.
age
plug.
“‘1'
. SHAMROCK SOCIAECLUB.
‘slveral South Norwalk Young‘Men
. rtcnfmni "
”V
Give Dance in Arlen Hall.
-\ llI'“ soc 1111 o
rotlt Set-Ia! Club,
last evening.
at Ar'ion ilall
bx seteral well
young men for meats of thi
and in their S churac
e411 11.11Ig success.
t nouglrout the evening and it; 1
His
very evident. that all of the guests‘
a, very fine time. Mtlsit
by McMahon's orches‘
|(,l-
l’rol’.
The chairman
aII'angenrents was Harry Smith.
sis-ted by Fred Bogardus and William
smith. William Smith was floor man
N 4'Da141d4 1410 41111114 as his
ci a v acr Mannin , '
and John Donahue. K John Berlin.
The out. of town guests were
Rose
Maurie lwely, Mamie Tobin
Dillon. Joe King. Jim (‘osgroce, Will
ii,J1-ssup,lt Nance, J. Item-
111' E. Quade. Will Nicholis Jack D0110<
litre, Jack Manning, Billy
Cnrdden.
Stamford;
James Scott Tracy Wende,ll Will Mr-
I)o1rougl1. John Murphy. A Anderson.
leorgc iii-111111. of Bridgeport.
lirerriiow. 'l‘. P. llaryeih. of Dahliurt;
Miss tlr'lua. Towels. of Williamsburg.
Br ooklt 11
"ihcstre. sang during intermission.
Cosgr'm e.
GH-
Mat.
Ila y
rgauization. the Shain-
came into promin
4 by giving 11. dunes
The club was formed
known South Norwalk
first effort they scor
'lbe hail 11:11. filled
Oscar Knablin, or
of the committee on
Rh"
assistants
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Keenan.
Mrs J
Ellzubei l1
Gill. Benny
Jack 0' Br,len Neil Daly,
Barr on. Jim Barr 044:4
Eflli
Murrar', of lioyt's
KIND WORD CIRCLE.
M...
i111 Kind \\'111'
:III. 'iire pro
11 W eilnitz.
l’Isno Solo—Miss Lockwood.
Nor-walk Congregational Church 01'-
ganizatIOn Gives an Entertainment.
11 Circle of the Not
Walk tongrtgatiouai Church, scored a
big 1.111' 1' ass with its enter taiument held
at the par"lors of the church last. or 1-
The room was filled and the "
whole affair was a round of pleasure
gram was artistically
undered and fully appreciates]. .
Miss Grace Clark, of Bridgeport, 11
y ntwomplished elocutionist. held
the full attention (If the audience with
her line impersonations. and sketches.
After the program was rendered rt"
freslrments were served to the guests;
and .1 general social time was enjoyed.
'ihc program was: ‘
Mandolin Solo—E. B Huskies. '7,“ i
l~lut1lr~».\liss Clark.
Piano Selection—Miss Eulie Lock-
wood, of Port Chester.
Piano Duett—itev. Egbert and Wil
Miss Clark. ""
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he sociable
proved to
lie pro
and entertainment
nhtt II has held last. etching by the
.\'orwalk Club in its parlors in Wall
strer- i
and a. memorable occasion to those
who were present. 1
The entertainment. committee made.
a wise choice in securing Warren G.
Richards, the Boston humorist. for the
evening.
most clever in his line that has ever
been in Norwalk. and' he'kept the
be a great success.
red to be among the
' Mr. and Mrs. (.tliilord Srotield. of lo era“ 11 in fine humor. lie. anneal .
Hardware CO Iran street. Rowayton. died at. the .\'or- a number of“ sketches and imp .ona- '
walk Hospital this morning about lions recitedscteraltim‘es and Ned“ "
11:30. The child was taken to the In 11 (lever \iolinist. -
Alter the entertainment. a bountiful
collation was served to the members ‘
and their guests.
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester 1
z... ‘ ...... “...-.. ,_ J . t , 00
- ~— ...... . , --~- -~—- Vic or 211 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR - $1.
00660 om “000W and Peaches per in .................. 10c : ('ans (‘ont ..... 25c
,. . \pilt‘otr-z, per lb. ................ 10c4 .l t‘ans String Beans ........4....25o 1
Please take this fuel to heart: By no possible means can one a 3 11,5 III-“ups ................... 25c 4-; L 1115 Peas 4 ............ _ _____ .‘25c
buy first-class articles, food for yourself. or animal, or anything ' Edlson .‘1 lbs Prunes .................... 25c; 4(4‘4-hunk Pinea1.iple per' can ....'...10o4
else,11t the111’11'1101‘sceoud'ciass; if they are cheap, 511.1».1119114 11 4 " 1118. Figs ....................... 25c ...11‘. liottle lieinz Pickles ...... .190
is for good and sufficient reasons. it will pay you to buy 0111- Florida and Novel (ll‘nnizt'r'. “12:43.43334‘414443til-"0“ (79191). Lettuce and
O”
111111]in than to buy an inferior quality for a few coppers less-«-
perhaps.
Quality is our first consideration. Our pricesare as low
as possible, consistent with legitimate merchandise. that's lower
than others would charge—if they had it.
Buy Ollie Thais Clean.
Blan -"’Book4.s and
I9 WALL STREET.
MANUEL i'oao HATCH.
Diaries 1909
WILLIAM F. BEERS’
NORWALK.
BOOK AND STA TIONERY STORES
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
A‘A‘A‘ALLA‘AALA‘A‘A‘A‘
Ivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Talking '
' Machines
and Phonographs and
Records
A line line of Record 1111111111111
We 111311 put the new 1' 11min At-
tachment for Iil'o'lntz than new
E11130“ 1911111 \iiuute Rttords on
.your old IIIaI'lI‘Iue.
. F. E. Lockwood
8. Company
39 WALL ST.. NORWALK. CT,
PHONE 143.
UNITED GROCERY CO... _
29 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
q The best FLOUR on the market .1 1411;}?
Lowest Price. Satisfaction or money re-
funded. Try a bag. It tells its own story
sen.
made daily..
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
ProVisions
All kinds of Bologna and Dell'eates
Fresh Frankfurters and sausage
Try them. ,
F. KARL,
Phone 445.
Sheet Musrc
10 North MnIn18t.
SATURDAY SALE OF
9c a Copy; 3 £01251:
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE . .
South Norwalk
Agent for A. G. Sboldlnn'l 4
Baseball and Sporting Good: ' 1
STEAK COQ 121: per lb
SMALL POLLOCK ......... 7c nurrsarrsrt ............. 12c
4FROST FISH ............4..10c HERRING ............... ‘ 81: .
WEAK FISH ...........i...12c LONG CLAMS ......... 30c 01'.
,crscoes. ...........12c ESCALLOPS. ........ 401: GT.
Cutbrll’s
TELEPHONE 1081* '
Smelt, BIackfish, Halibut, Salmon, Oysters. Lung and Round Clams
Fish Market.
"'~"1‘7'1,.
ridge.
FREE DELIVERY.
Dont Let" January Pass
Without Starting that Savings Account.
IIII SilliIH NIIRWAIK IRUSI CI].
One Dollar Starts on Account.
A Good Resolution
‘to 51.11! the New v. |
ResolVe with 11 MAR
RALSTON 311011.
PRO'I‘I'IC'I‘lON ihrOugh ”"4 “444440444
SATISFACTION all Il11. 3'13““
14. 00
wgari'sues‘ That Fit.
1422 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE “2'2.
SATURDAY
SALE
A. F. Beckmann 81 (:11.
SELECT onocearas. wmss AND Lrouoas.
GOLD ROCK BRAND PEACHES (Regular Price 2.10.), per ooh.
GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN [Regular Price 13c). per can.
HAMMOND‘S SWAN 'l‘ INDER SHOU
' BF'S'I‘ NEW YORK STATE CHEESE.
LDERS. lb. .
lb.
....1..
' COOK. ’S MAIJI‘O RICE (Regular Price 15c).pe1 pkg
60 Stamps with 1 lb Very Best
91 Tea. '.60
50 Stamps with 1 lb Special
Tea ....................... 50c ..
25 Stamps with 11;» lb Very Best.
-eaT ..................... 30c
20 Stamps with 1 in Special
.25: .
Blend Coffee
Java Coffee .
25 :Stamps with 1 to
...H .
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mirth;
115 Stamps with 1 lb Imam
Maracaibo Coffee.
Coffee . . .
10 Stamp: with 1 lb. Res
......1.
Butter ....... 32c. 34c. and 4386 lb. .
.. Buy your Butter of 11s.
Crown Aster Brand Christ
1 lb. Sealed Can.
WINES 1AND LIQUORS AT CUT PRICES
George Ehret' 5 Famous Beer ............ . .24 Bottles, $1.151‘mgzl’
Wilson Rye Whiskey. bot“ 331.00
Monogram Rye Whiskey, hot: 961:
Old Crow Rye Whiskey. bot. $1.00
Hunter Rye Whiskey, bot“. $1.00
Old Port Wine. bot. ...........50c
Fine California Port or Sherry Wine
Wine bot
Old Sherry Wine unto
Fine Tokav Wine. lull-- '
Sweet Catawba 04.414115eii05
per gallon "
1 83 and 85 Washington-4st.
Phone 440.
Norwalk Chronicler