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. cinity late this afternoon.
muons 409
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GIVEN
AWAY
Get a Piano Certificate with ..
every purchase. it will cost. -
you nothing. '
F. A. LANE
ConteCtioiicry
and Funny
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Ilia
SOUTHEAST STORM COMlNG.
llUS'i‘UN, Jan. 29.—-’l‘he local wea-
ther bureau today issued the lotion-
iug storm warning: "Southeast warn-
lugs for tho entire New England dis-
trict. Storm of much intensity central
in lllinois. moving eastward. Will
teause increasing easterly winds, be-
coming high and shitting to westerly
by Saturday.
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Show or
l'ain and warmer tonight. Saturday
snow or rain followed byclearing. The
storm that was central in Kansas yes-
terday morning has moved eastward.
and is now central near Chicago. it
is producing cloudy weather with
mow or rain and high winds in the
eentral sections. The ”rent edge of!
tile storm will probably reach this vi-
’l‘lte telli-
peratures are rising in the central and
eastern sections and falling in the
western sections. No reports receiv-
ed from the northwest. Conditions in-
vor for this vicinity rain or snow and
Warmer tonight'and Saturday alter-
noon. Sunday fair and colder. South-
east storm warnings are ordered along
the coast. ,
———Clioppcd Beef, 12c. Buttcry's.
James Waleure is ill today ill. his
‘ home in France street. Norwalk.
s—Link or bag,Sausagc, 12%ng lh., at
New York Market.
Attorney J, Holden Hurlbutt, of Wall
street, Norwalk. is ill at his home in
Union avenue. Norwalk.
—--Home-lnude Sausage 150. lluttery‘s
Ml‘. and Mrs. John A. Ferris. of
Bridgeport, spent yesterday as the
guests of friends ill Norwalk.
”Ladies" gun metal button and lace
$2.50 Shoes. $1.89. , Conueally at
liracken.
Mrs. Albert Saunders and Mrsitob-
ert Gregory. ol‘ Cranbury. spent-yester-
day as the guests of Mrs. Lichtlnger.
of Chestnut Hill. .
-Winter Cups, Winter ,Caps.
U‘Bricn's. ’
, Mrs. Frederick D. Jennings is coll-
valescing very rapidly after a serious
attack of pneumonia. at her home. in
Quintard avenue.
——l"ork Roast, tile. iluttery's.
Miss Carrie Gorham. of New Haven.
is spending a few days as the. guest of
Miss lnoz P. Daniels. of Chestnut
stl'eet,-Norwalk.
—~lloys’ school Shoes, sizes ll to 2.
at $1.19. Connealiy & Bracken. '
liabaosa Enuiilpliielit._ No. 9. held a
regular monthly meeting last evening
at. its quarters ili Wall street. biotin
ing of special importance was transact-
ed at that time.
wi’ot ltonsl. no bone, 10c. Buttcry's.
Daughters of Eriiuiiadies' Auxiliary,
A. 0. lb. No. l, held a regular meeting
last evening at its quarters in Wall
street. Only matters of routine busi-
ness were transacted? _
" -—()ur safe deposit, boxes insure ab-
solute security. Three and five dollars
per year. City National Batik.
Harold Glendening,» who has been ill
for some time at his home in West
Main street. is somewhat improved.
and was able to gel to his pliarnulcy
in Wall street, a short time yesterday
afternoon.
—-'i‘hc best. imported Swiss Cheese.
ltoquct‘ort. hkiam, Frontage de Siguy.
Neutchatcl, Camembert. etc.‘. always
fresh at. the old stand. t}, E. irried-
. ricli‘s. Railroad avenue.
A large delegation of members of
Catholic Union. Council. Knights of
Columbus. of Norwalk, expect to jour-
hey to Stamford Stinday and witness
the third degree. which is to be worked
on a large number of candidates.
—-Chopped Beef. 120. Buttery‘s.
George Brush. of Franklin street.
South Norwalk. who was formerly em-
ployed iii Tileollore0.0lscn‘s Washing
ton street shoe store, has secured a
similar position tin 01391”i Slot“! in
Wall street. Norwhlk. He commenced
his duties thlsmiori’ilng.
NC. & K. berbieisi O‘Brien’s.
George W. Hopkins is now able to
take daily walks in the fresh air and
sunshine. after havinghad the. longest
siege of sickness in all his lite. and
while he was two months in the not»
nital in Manila. while in Uncle Sam's
service. he says it wasn't one. two.
three alongside thc.last one.
———ll‘resh Pork. small loins. .ch lb.
Public. Market. . ' “ . ‘ .
Saturday .Ghomlates,
* . 25c -
Stillson-Powell Corporation,
Prescription Drugglats
Open Sunday. . locum Normlk
- ’WeWfitefirgla
Insurance
LET us WRITE vaults.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TEL- 1m.
' 74 Washington street. South Norwalk.
libT §ODA
A .
BAXTER’S .
ANDERSON'S
3: Launch Works
lloat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of aliasizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysteYSheilPointNorwalk
~~»ll‘rcsli Shoulder, 10c. lluttel‘y‘s.
ii‘rederlck Stabell. ol' b‘prlng Eli'cl-ll.
is quite ill at his lmnw.
----- ’Mpll'B link calf iliucht-l' 32 Shoes,
at still}. Conneuiiy & Bl'ackcn.
William Howard. ol’ i\'orwalk. is
spending a few days at. Atlantit, City
and other points of interest.
-~llome dressed Chickens,
Public Market.
Buckingham l’onl, ii. A. it. No. ill.
will hold it regular meeting. this cv-
euinu‘at the quarters in Wall street.
Norwalk. >
«Fresh llama, He 1b., at New York
Market. .
Frank H. Merrill. of (hp Silver Lake.
ice Company, expects to cut ice on his
llroali River ponds. Monday, it the
weather permits.
—~-i’ot Roast, no bone. lite. liultery'fi.
Howard Godfrey. oi? Main street.
Nnrwallt. is enjoying a day's vacation
from his duties as motornlun on till.
local tro cy lilies.
w—li‘rcs Hams. 12W: lb. i-lnyes' Mid.
A monthly business session of the
South Norwlllk city council will lll'
held Monday evening. when it is ex-
pected that several annual reports will
be heard.
Whittle, girls‘ Shoes. sizes Clo ll. all
She. Connealiy & l'li‘uckcn.
.loiln O'Connor. stage manager. and
llarry Arons, electrician. at Musrc
Bile iii.
.llall, have resigned their positions. it
is stated, and will lain, positions at
the loildon Hippodrome.
~—ilolne-niude Sausage inc. Buttery k
l’onassus Council, Royal Arcanulu,
will hold a meeting, Tuesday evening.
at its quarters ill Wall street. Matters
of vital importance to the members
will be transacted at this time, and
a good attendance is leqnested.
"Place your valuables ill a sale de-
posit box at the, City Rational Bank
for $3 per year.
John ilrotherton lnlsrellirneli to his
home in Main street, Norwalk. alter
a few week‘s‘ stay in ilaubury. lie
states that tho halting strike caused
the masons and other building trades
to tail tint, and all men are out or
employment.
~lv‘rcsli Shoulder. lilt'. illltll‘ry's,
Sergeant licrbt-rt Bradford. ot‘ the
F‘irsl company, Coast Artillery corps.
of New lauitlnn, received notice. from
Adjutant tienerai George M. Cole's ot-
l’tce Saturday that he successfully
passed the examinations for the, see
and lieutcnuncy of the company and
that he is eligible for that. oillee.
-——-l\llsses‘ school Shoes, sizes 111:9 to
2, at. $1.19. Conneally til. Bracken.
A tap from a feed wirp to the trol~
icy wire in South Main street. broke,
(his noon. in front of the Connecticut
Company's oiilre, allowing a live wire
to swing about dangerously. Joseph
A. \‘olk. Jr._ happened along. and no.
ticing it. put. it up out oi? danger for
pedestrians. and reported the trouble
to the company's oiiise. Men were
sent down from the cur barn to make
repairs.
-l.ittlo boys' Shoes. 9 to 131,9, at
95c. Conneally at Bracken. ,
The ladies of the Swastika Whlst
Chin and the gentlemen Were delight.
fully enteretained. last evening, by
Mrs.,-E.:1).,’ Alvord and Mrs. Charles
Putnam, at the farmer’s home, 10:;
South _l\lain street. The first, prizes
for guests were won by Mrs. Day and
Charles E. Dow, and ‘guests’ consola-
tion prizes by Mrs. "Dow and-Miss May
Parsells. The first club prize was-won
by Mrs. G. W. Stevens, and the con-
solation prize for club members by
Mrs. Putnam. Next week the club
will be entertained by Mrs. P. A. l’nr-
sells, of Spring street.
«Fresh Shoulders. lOc 1b., at New
York Market. ‘
The. electrical commissioners will
have a regular weekly meeting, this
evening. at the municipal plant. the
understanding (it the 200 or 80 people
who signed the petition for the re-
instatemeut of Trimmer Frank A. Ba-
ker is that the special council meeting
arranged for last Monday night was
called off with the understanding that.
the commissioners would put Baker
back on the work at tonight's meet:
inn. Baker has been reporting at the
works right; along at 11 a. m., since.
the trouble which resulted in the com-
missioners ordering his dismissal.
——Pork Roast, 10c. Buttery‘s.
Bill Vii Mills
25% DtsCQuNT
valentine Post. Cards
‘5 FOR . 5c ‘
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St. South Norwalk
Agent for A. G. Spaldinn's
. Buchail ,and .Sportlnu. Good-
I
Sizes
, $3.8
Formerly Sold at $10 and $12
' OVERC OATS
:32 to 36
14 South Main Street Telephone (3111168212
wl‘ulft dual. lib. iiiliit‘i'i's‘,
lines at Coleman's.
ml'inhrellas and
(l‘ilricn's.
possible prices. At sill-ox and
Scoy’s.
~~~l.nin ol‘ Pork. lllc it).
A. i". llccklnnn and t‘o‘s,
ally. ill this issue.
- ~l.auib (Thops, loin or rib. ll‘m.
try) '5‘
‘35 per eenlftlisl'ouiit on in»; illicit»
Mourning llands.
Fresh hall of all kinds ut the lowest
\’:ill
llayes’ .\ll.l.
Your dollar will go a limp; way at
Head inl‘
illit-
-»-l.aini. t‘hops. loin or rib. llic.
it'l y '5,
t‘. .l. Mlillz and Co are offering lt‘lll‘lo
splendid bargains ill the white goods
sills. ill-tier read illl' ntlv.
““iiilllll"-llltllil‘ or link Sausage, 12c
lb. lldycs‘ Mitt.
liutil Stratum. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond id. i-ltrattoil. is seriously
ill at her home ill Ann strcl-t.
-<(!, k" K. insides. tl‘llricu‘s.
'l’olnorrnw is the last day of tilt?
sale at l“. A Mitchell's. Read the
special tumor in iotitty‘li atlt'.
tloxlnli, blndwced, cot-hie. etc.
liarlcy, Wheat l-‘eed, llomlny. l.i
\\’e “not mu to give. Bonnie
b.- whut We claim it to be,
Bonnie Horse Feed.
Guaranteed Analysis.
Fill
t‘nrlmlly .i ralm
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THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION
rays of one Western Feed. "columns wheat products. cracked corn and
clarity nut product." tit-another.
Analysis by Agricultural Station.
‘ Roasting i’orlt, illc lb. linyes‘ Mitt.
"wlwal and corn products, weed seeds
and ult‘all'u."l -
Iiillllllt‘ liorsc Feed, home around. t‘tiilillills ('lil‘ll. till s the Halls),
lisevd Meal and a pinch oi‘fialt.
Feeds an opportunity in more itself to
Buy Oats Thais Clean
l‘l'otclll ....................... it . ..
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. also installed on this occasion by Den-
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
FLOYD T. RUSCOE.
Norwalk ‘ Savings. Sodiety,
’44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. . ‘
lNCORPORATED 1849. .
Deposits. Dec. 1, 1908. - $3,614,900.62-
DIRECTORS.
‘ LESTER HYATT. ,
WlLLlAM A. cunTlo.
moses H. oLovan.
LEWIS c. GREEN.
HENRY F. COLEIURN.
William
49 watt STREET.
NORWAEK.
[alentines
P. Beers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Boiock,
Halibut. Eels. Smelt, Steak
‘llound Clams.
TELEPHONE 108.
Mullet. called bass, 8c lit; Whiting. lie in:
Newfoundland Herring. the, best. kc in; ppm
Whole Cod. Long Clams 30c. i1i.;
—__“
called Bos-
ton Blues,
l~‘rostiish. ltlc lb:
‘ Weak. Salmon.
Cod. Spanish Mackerel, Haddock.
lecaliops, Oysters. lain); and
Cutiiill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
kill
y.
Ulillllll
MILLION DOLLARS.
7MB
13W
Forthe Accommodation at Busy People.
lT WILL PAY vou}To"oo‘ BUSINESS WITH A BANK THAT is OPEN
WHEN‘VO‘U WANT iT mos-r. ‘
iH Still "H NilRWl K iRUSi Bil.
RESOURCES-a
mul-
We wish to illlpply your Drugs this
year. You wish to trade where you-1
interests will be most fully protected
and promoted.
We should combine and our proposi-
tion is tidal
Be in .. here wllh the inten-
tlon gf rfifld .9 a customer only so
n in nu a:
to Renew); courlgpua treatment “h“
Get wholly reliable goods
Find what you want
Are satisfied with prices
If you will do this. we shall not ask
you to remain unless every one of
these conditions are fully and satis-
factorily wet. . .-_ .
\
THE EfiEFORD
PHARMACY
QUITTNER a. CANTY. Props.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Good. Delivered Free of Charge.
ltllll Iran Slitiil.
WALL STREET. Will) a. ntwyric-
es look the downward course in the
opening dealings in stocks. Selling
orders; Were freely distributed through-
out the list. but the declines generally
were Inodcrate.
WALL .T'l‘llltlli'i‘. ii a, m—ldqtlitla
tlnn was widespread during the first
hour and stocks‘whlch had recent mar.
ket speculative advances hrokn severe»
ly. lossesvapproxllnatlng a point in-
cluding all of tho ordinarily active
stocks. Some special Mocks suffered
even more. The tone of. the market
was steadier at it o'clock.
WALL S'i‘itElG'l‘, -Noon.~—After some,
further declines the selling subsided,
and prions (Newly hardened. This led
to extreme dullness. and the market
receded again. Bonds were irregular.
WALL S'l‘itFiE'l‘. 1 p. tit—«When the
selling subsided again the list harden-
ed a fraction. but the demand was not
continued. trading coming to a halt.
SANCTORUMITES‘ lN STAMFORD.
South Norwlk Odd Fellows Royalty
Entertained.
$bckiuah Sanvtorunl. of South Nor.
walk, had a great time at Stamford,
last night. They were received with
the best times of their lives.
Sliekluah Sanctornm includes in its
melnlwrshlp many Odd Fellows from
Stamford and New Canaan, and at last
night‘s session, a class‘ot 2;" candi
dates from the three places vn-re put
through the ceremony of passing over
the but sands. About 80 Sauclornm
llcs went. down from South Norwaik.
most of them taking the 7:50 train
from this city. They were met at the
Stallit‘ord depot and escorted to illp»
powam 140(ng rooms. where the thl‘k
was put on in the must approved
fashion. '
open ili‘lllh‘ by the Odd Fellows of‘lbat. ., _
towu. and tho’mcmhers had one of
(1] Including 150 pairs of' our $3.50 and
$4.00 standardiine's. that must go. The
greatest BARGAINS ever offered. In~
eludes Patent. Colt. Velour, Gun Metal
and Russet. in Button and Blucher. $2.39
Mm move these quickly. Don't delay.
BARGAINS in RUBBER BOO
AND ARCTICS.
Price’s, Clothing Store
’ 98 Washington Street
South Norlwalk
Phone 165-5
-——
m...“W E .
in HAMMOND‘S SHOULDERS, per ESE
20 lbs GRANULATED SUGAR, - $1.00.
... . a. or ii: ...... .. ...... ....10c 3’. (‘ans ("torn ;. ...... . ..... .......250
]\.,;:.}::[:’ 111W 5:. ............. ...10: 3 (”ans String lleaus ...........25l=
1. lbs. PrunI’S ................ ...250 3 (Tans i’cas .............. .......250
7. lbs. Prunt‘i‘ ...... . ........... 25c Chunk l’mcapple, per can _,,,,.,100.
25c 25m. Bottle lieinz Pickles .......19l: ‘
'.5 lbs. Figs .......................
Florida and :\d\l‘i Oranges. Apples. Sweet Potatoes. Celery, Lettuce and
.White Onions. _ ‘
UNITED GROCERY "co;
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. scum NORWALK.
_,, “w...
A&l’ Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday. Jan. 25th ‘
SP IA llllllllllll ill
50, Stamps Free with a 58c Purchase for 5t ‘
The oll‘n‘crs recently elected Were
My Supreme‘Monarchog Thomas ll.
Powell. of South Norwalk. Following
the initiation and business. the whole
party pnrtook of a most elaborate
banquet. served by the ladies of Law
Tel Rebekah Lodge.
The nlerrilncnt continued until a
late hour. Some of the Norwulkcrs
came home on the 1]:va out of Siam-
lord and others dcmrted on the train
about an hour later; 'l‘hey-aay their
welcome was a royal one in l-rcry
respect. ‘
Plll’lltlll lllilSiliiilllS
ll0\"l"S" THEATRE.
The liltlwiuetion of such talented ar~
tista as the Rmnnlaine Trio. ltaly‘s for-
most exponents of singing. violin solos
and harp playing. shows excelleutjutlg-
meat on the part of the management
in booking acts of such a highk‘luss
nature. The. prima donna of the not.
after responding to much applause.
was (Greed to sing Annie Laurie for an
encore. which would have done credit
to Mine Patti. The violin and harp
soloists took so many eucores that
their arms and fingers became so over-
taxed that they had to bow out thi‘
applause. Burke and McCabe. in
their funny boxing act, kept the anti—
iene in laughter with their odd illus-
trations of famous bloWS. Martin and
Furblna. in their singing and dancing
not. were pleasing in a skit which adds
sunshine to the program. The Five
Marriott Troupe held over as an add-
ed attraction. and is without doubt the
most sensational juggling act in vaude-
.ville.i Rita and Mack, Ray Murray and
motion pictures make a complete and
entertaining program. It. was announc-
ed from the stage that. a diamond ring
would ‘helpresentcd to the holder oi
the lucky coupon at Saturday's mati-
nee. d!
WREATH FOR CONSUL CHENEY.
"l‘he ltalian Social Club. of South
Norwalk. will- send two of its llltflll‘
hers to New Haven tomorrow bearing
fl‘ large flOral tribute, which will be
placed on the grave of Dr. Cheney.
the American consul to Messina. who.
with his wife, lost his lite in the
earthquake. ‘ ll
. ARMY fiETl‘RlNG‘ BOARD. _
CHICAGO, Jan. 29‘.‘—-’An‘order fixmg
February 15 as the date for the con-
vening in Chicagopi‘ the army retiring
board has been issued by Frederick
D. Grant. Colonel William F. Tucker.
chief paymnster oi the Department of
the'liakes, has bean summoned to an-
pear. ‘ . ’- . .
.. Flynn and firmware odering'a clear-
ance sale or feltii‘ilned‘ slippers and.
shoes. g'l‘ile‘adv. will tell you about
them. .. y .
‘ .—-Green Soil. Hats. O‘Brien’s.
Whon yen smoke buy the‘best. . ..a
Roger Ludlow in thobestililc cigar
made. . ’l‘hat’s what ’13. J. Reina)!“a
Bays. Read-ills adv. . . . '
i ——Homc-lnade sausage 150. Buttery 8
. ‘1 IV
1 bottle EXTRACTS, any kind... ................... . ..... ..... $ .25
in m (3.. SULTANA SPICE. any‘kind .............. . ......... .10
. 93 lb. um A&P BAKlNG POWDER ............... .13
2 boxes STOVE RQLISH, each 5c ............................. .1. .10
w ‘ ’ .58
DISCOUNT ....... .......... , ................... . .8
$ .50
. . _
Spoolal Cut Prices,
BEST i ...;l.\' CREAMERY BUTTER. a. pound ............... 1. 34b
20 LllS, t.il.\.\'lilaATED SUGAR ............................ “$1.00
A&P t‘i 'i\.»i‘INSED MILK, 3 cans for ..... . ..... . ............ .. 250
Kii’l‘lilLl‘il iiiilitithG. 2 cans for ............................ .. 25c
Gnu-mun ceRRAN'rs, 3 pkgs. i‘or .......................... .. 25c
BASKET Hus. regular price We, for ............... 156
fi . ‘ I 0
Extra Stamps With Groceries
20 Skill-its with 3 pkgs. Mince ‘ it) Stamps with 2boxes Matches.
Meal l'ur ........ . .......... 25¢ each .................. 5c
10 Slii'hbs with 2 cans long. it) Stamps with 1 pkg. Jelly
Corn. rm h ........ 8c Powder at ............ .....109
10 Stumps Mill 1. ,can String lti Stamps with 1 pkg. Minute
Bi‘ltlis at 'I‘apioca at ........... ......10c
.........10c
lH Gilli liliP ill BUMP NY.
124 E. washmgtoh Street, South Norwal
Free
SATURDAY SPECIALS; . .
AT A. F. BECKMANN 8. cos
20 LBS. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ........$1.oo
:gTTER .., ...... . ................ ‘ ........ 32c, 33c and 35c Ber Pougd
MMOND'S L N SMOKED SHOULDERS. LB. c
CROWN ASTERE’BRAND conu. 2 CANS FOR ....... ...259
LION BRAND COCOANUT MACAROONS', LB. ......... - .lac
GOLD aocx BRAND pencnes. PER CAN 20c
..35c Crown Aster Brand Goddamnalic
MiSSi‘m i"tl‘den Ce 1 ‘
'l . on.’len.
y l in. Sealed Cans.
l lb. Scaled Cans.
-——.__._
60 Stamps with 1 lb. i'ery Best Stamps with 1 lb. iMo-Ka
Ti‘u ...... . ........... 50; Coffee .....aZc
50 Stamps with 1 lb. special Stamps with 1 lb. Moe-imam-
7““ .50.: ‘ .lara. Coilee .. ...~.,..-..
25 Sillinps'wit‘ntibverBest Stamps with Riordan and
'l‘cu é 3 30c 33“ Maracaibo Coffee, ..... ......lw25c
Eonsmi‘ilgl‘ilhl/glhSpecial lo Stamps with l lb...Belt San— ..
lea .................. ,‘..,.25c tos Coffee , .....u.....20,c
“‘5‘ i ‘ it.
. WE CARRY ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OFWI LIQUORS
lerfitlc
..$1.00
.. . 506
..$1.00
("v‘llll‘lle Ehret's Famous Bottled Beer ..... i324 Bottle
\i lison. Old Crow. Hunter or Green River Whiskies
1””. Sherry. Catawba. Tokay or Angelica Willi“ hot. ‘
licublcin's. Manhattan or Martini Cocktails. bot. ., ..... ~
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A. F. a. a. co. phone call“44o. A. FAB. a 00'
83 and 85 Walihlngton St. South ”winlk'
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Norwalk Chronicler