t your size is here you will tied a handsome garment 1.... a small
13061
You know that our Ten Dollar Overconis are as good today as‘1
by im other duties at #15 Come in and look mound and you can be the
I“ 55:
“one our. newly PFlICEs ans
md Skirts
INTERESTING ENOUGH TO
MAKE YOU GO ME TO THE STORE AS EARLY AS YOU CAN.
‘ surrs. $115,818 and' $20 at 1;, .. ..
" NET WAIBTS. redo cod from $1. 98
.- . When you see.o11r 98c Waists you.
‘5 $1..“ reduced 1.
..s-c
. ........ $7. 50, $9 and $10
................ is ..... ‘.... 31.59
will ogre that they are worth9
................ 3.....sgusun
I 1 L GOLDEN 68 Washington St.
‘ SKIRTS from ...............$2.98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
33 so. MAIN er..souru NORWALK.
CLEAN UP
‘ 1115 MAIN s'r. STAMFORD.
e Paris Cloak
' tailed the prices to one-half of
and be convinced.
LADIES' SUITS from . . . . . . . $8.00 up
COATSirom... h..3.50up
‘ 11
After Our
48 and 50 Wall St.
(I‘Broken Lines of Men's and Young Men's
Clothing and Furnishings at Clean Up Prices
Willis H.
Clothing of the Right Sort
and Suit House ‘
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET; SOUTH NORWALK.
Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below Codi
as we do not carry over from one season to another. We have cur-
the original value. Game
WAISTS from 491: up
FURB from .. ........ “31.19200
CHILDREN'S COATS from ”$1.98 up
Great Sale
*Selleck
Norwalk, Conn.
as we are. doling all our
5 . own designing.
Karp Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LADI ES'
TAILORS.
as N. misses... Norwaik, Conn.
AT LOWEST PRICES
“‘ TELEPHONE 150
GAY! S C0.
6s WATER STREET.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the nuance or the
cause of the discards and the art of ad.
justice the same. Diseases are caused
. by 11 Wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in.
‘ .iatcr life, in the dilierent organs and
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this cause and plain. and health is
- restored. thnough harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your may.
NervodsneSs, Rheumatism. Pauly.
sis. Hhert, Kidney and Female Dis-5
oases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
, never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
TFRANCISDC
94 WAsHiNGTON 51‘. so. NORWALK
' Magnetic Treatments aim Alec.
.:y‘,‘5tanaa»=aeeonthENr or 1
5 yRGH'FORFEi‘i’S‘BOND.
, Feb. “ls—Broughton‘
1:11 the magazine writer,
‘dicte‘d on a charge of grand
result of his sale to a
t an article alleged to
tittenr, by Crov‘er Clove-
to appear b’etore Justice
._ the indictment
500, which was 1
woos wool)
11. CARMI‘BETTS,
‘ DEALER 1N .,
Hard and Soft Wood,
sawed and mstiit Ready for
yUea.
Soft “Wood, F$6.00y per cord; 81.50 per
54 cord.
Hard Wood $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per
36 cord.
Split Wood,525c extraper 1‘ cord.
" Yard No. ,74 Newtowu .Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK, CONN.
Poverty Is
No Disgrace
But It Pays to Keep
Up Appearances am
We are lending a hand by giving
A better values in DRESS Goons than
_ you get elsewhere. ‘
Try us.
Salts Textile Mfg. .CO'
,‘NOHWAVLK-
Buy the Best
The Roger Ludl0w
Is the best 10c CIGAR sold
The Twrn City
5c [CIGAR cause be heated
‘ added together 1'11 this‘ban‘k. 'ro
1 When You Smoke
”success or life There are no I H
$4 COAL $6:
Best Hazelion Lehigh Stove. Nut orEgg Coal, $6.25 per ton
. pen No. 2 Nut Coal,
The B. HERSHFIELD & soNCo.
TELEPHONE 294.-
._
iiiiii
If Your Furnace
Could Talk
It, would ask for Coal of the
FERRIS kind and it might use
heated language when you feed
_ it trashy coal that it cannot di-
gest. It makes quite a difference,
I the kind of food a man or a fur-
nace gets.
We sell only the best grades of
Coal and fight shy of the doubtful
kinds.
No. a N ut, special quality, $5
per, ton in your cellar.
TheFerriSCoalCo
149 Washington St.
iffiii
Sale of Men’s. Boys‘ and
Children's
Suits and Overcoats
'Gents’ Furnishings
and Shoes
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK
* SHOE
Clearance
SALE
11; now going 611.com in and
get your share of the bargains.
lllllllliiltl ll Billillill
B‘I WASHINGTON STREET.
1 octo‘euap sesame. AWAY. -
‘ WASHINGTON Feb i.-—"he cold
A wave continues east at the Mississippi bil
ii
2111111 south, ioiiowed by rising tempera-
. river while the westward temperatures
are again shove the seasonal average,
except in the southwest. The weather
bureau today announced that the cold
snap will continue tonight in the east
OWWW
$4.50 per ton
122 WATER STREET.
llillHS Illll WFUIIERIlS
Ruth Stration.
llulli. the lourmouths old daughter
or \11'. and Mrs Raymond 11' Strut
11111.01 :19 A1111 street. dicd Sulmduy
owning 111 1'1: 413 ociock, utter a ton
(inis' illness tron! bronchial 111111111110
11111 1111110111] scivices were lli‘td this
uftmnoun from the house the Rex.
.lnmce 1111111011 \Vcrncr. rector of (lrncc
lilpiscopnl Church. Nox'waik, oliicinting.
The rmnnlne were. placed in the receiv-
ing vault of Riverside Cemetery.
Elijah B. Johnson.
Elijah it Johnson died January 291k
ut the Fitch Soidiers' Home, Noroton,
at the age of 71 years. lie was a Clv
ii War veteran and a private of Com:
puny G, (list Connecticut Volunteer in.
funny. The remains of the deceased
Wore taken toNew Haven, Saturday
averting, for burial.
can Tsuoens' nauseous acr.
Vote $100 Outrlght._and Decide to As-
sess Members 50 Cents a Week.
'i‘im local liar Tenders' Union snow-
cd their active sympathy in a decided-
ly generous manner at a. special moot-
iug. yesterday, at the Control Labor
Union Lyceum. in Washington street,’
presided over by President George ii.
Allen.
The Union voted the sum or 8100
ouirlgiit 11.1 the local Joint executive
board of the bullets and furthermore
voted an assessment of illty cents per
member per weekpuutil the trouble is
settled. it was also voted to request
the national organization of Bar Tend-
eis' Union to assess all members ten
come 11 week.
SCHLEV musr TESTil-‘Y. 5
‘ WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Service has.
been secured by the sergeantoat-arms
of the' senate upon Grant B'Schicy.
or New York, and'he will appear be»
fore the special committee oi the sen-
ate judiciary committee. tomorrow,
When it resumes consideration of the
resolution providing for ‘an investiga-
tion of the presidents authority tor
permitting the absorption or the Ten-
nossee Coal and Iron Company by the
United States steel Corporation. Mr.
Schiey is a member or the brokerage
firm of Moore and Schley, and was
named by Oakielgh Thorns,p1esident
oi' the Trust Company of America. 33
one or the managers or the syndicate
which held a controlling interest a in
the stock or the Tennessee Coal and
iron Company, at the time at the mer~
ger. ,
v
FATALITIES FOR‘ JANUARY.
NEW HAVEN; Feb. 1.--Tlie fataii-
ties for the first month of the year
according to unofficial reports, totalled
10W..— .. ~«m. “Mp... ..._. memnW—nm
IKE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRIS
department.
All Fancy China and Bric-u-Bi'ac at'
cost.
All Four y Join and Vases Cups and
Saucers. ‘.1noy Boxes Faniy l
Sets; former price $1. 00; now. .751:-
All 75c Articles at ............... 59c}
All 501' Articles at ............... 39c}
All 2513 Articles at ............... 19c'
Umbrellas Stands; 111111101 price
$3. 50 now ................ $2.75
&
$2.30. now .................... $1.95
$2 25,‘ now .................... $175!
12 qt. Galvanized Pails ......... 15c
Clothes Lines. .60 it ............ 191';
$1 .5 Hull Lumps now ......... $1.19
No 8 Nickel Tea Kettles ...... 491:
“"1113 or Wood CO at liauvci'e .'i
for ........................... 101:
No ii Copper Bottom Wash Boil-
11's ........................... $1.65
No ‘J Food Choppi rs ............ $1. 00
ATT
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
”SPEBIM Silt BRUBKERY AND HUUSEHIRNISHINGS
Just two weeks belore our Annual inventory.
ing Department samples of stock that must be sold within that time. We will commence this
Sale on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20th, and an extra low price will be put on every article 1n this
We find' 1n our Crockery and Houselurnish
ii‘iui irons, per lb. ...... . 31:
Asbestos Mitts, 3 fol ......... . 106
"Fliiu 'i‘umbici's any pattc111,6f0r.19c
N11 kcl Lamps (umpiete ....... . 3.1.25
llovcr Egg Beaters ............ Sc
Mop. (ompletc .................. 23c
Nest Eggs, 4 101' .............. .. 5c
Large Chopping Bowls ....... .. 231:
Kitchen Lamps complete ...... . 250
Hand Scrubs, 2101 ............ . Sc
Glass Sugar Shakers ........... . 7c
20% DISCOUNT on all Parlor Lamps, Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades, Toilet Sets, Oak Plates,
Berry Sets and Chocolate Sets. 5
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
ORDER TO SETTLE A(.‘('[)l’.\"l‘.
District of Norwuik. ss. i’rubute
Norwnlk in said district deceased
01',dei'cd That the cxecuuix ('11 him
her administration account to this
spun for adjustment at the Probate
February, 1909. at 10 o'clock invention;
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the ex:
iisho’d in a newspaper having 11 circu-
lation in said district, at least live
days before said iith day of i-‘ebruury.
1909
HENRY W. GREGORY,
fl it
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik. as
Court.'ia1111niviit A. 1).,19119.
Norwnik in said district deceased
The Court of P10111110 for the Dir.
trim 111‘ Norwalk bulb limited and al
lowed siv months from tho (11111110111-
exhibit their claims for
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be deburrcd 11 recovery.
All [IOI‘SUIIS indebted to said oslulu urn.
requested to make immediate pay-
ment 10
J18
“HARRIET A. RAYMOND.
"" Administrulrix.
all
MINISTERS AND POLITICS.
nun——
Rev. C. S. Maciariand Gives Another
Lecture to Yale Divinity School.
NEW HAVEN. Fob.
Christian minister should never go
into politics in the scuscol being :1
candidate for public oilico. because he
must keep himself absolutely free from
the reproach oi soil-seeking. and that
in the main it is his business to in-
spire other men to carry outiiigh
political measures rather than to car—
ry them out himself. were the. cou-
tentlons of Rev. Charles S. Mucfnr-
land, of South Norw.uik todnv in tho
lectuie course he is giving at thei
Divinity School. The subject of this
afternoon’s lecture was "The Moral
issue in Modern Political 1111‘s."
Maciuriund declared that ii was 1111.
possible to make any distinction be.
tween moral and political questions
and that ultimately all political quosv
lions involved great moral questions.
He declared that the minister must
political obligations. it the church is
it. is going to encourage the import-
ance of our public schools. it will find
that these things need to be done
through political action.
Dr. Maciariand said 1.111115 the main
trouble todaywith Christian men in
politics was their timidity which some»
times became cowardice. The Chris-
tian minister must send forth men
up and be counted for righteousness.
Good men must be asbrnve as bad
men are bold. and as self-sacrificing as
unworthy men are selfsseeking. The
modern Christian minister has a splen-
did opportunity to inspire men to car
ry Christian principles into ,the politic»
11] order until the kingdoms of this
world “become the kingdom of our
Lord and His Christ."
BVINGTON—OOOPER.
Well Known Nerwalk Young P epic
Wedded at Methodist Parsonage; 1
56. Oi? this”nu1nbcr two were homi-
cides, eight suicldies and 46, acciden
ta] takings off. In Committing suicide
live used curboiic acid, two out their
throats, and one chose drowning
The1e were 11 persons burned to
death ‘whlch juut equals the total of
human lite 11111111111101.1111 the medium
of the railroads The next largest num~
11111 of accidental deaths was by drowu-
lug Five peisoni were killed by falls.
three by polsoi.
frozen and cru use and one each by
lo‘ckjaw. being run over, gored by a
hull asphyxiuted and by an anionic-
e.
Gilbert Hastings was able to re-
sume his duties in the cilice oi the
Holmes, Keeler and Sellcck Company.
this morning, alter having been contin-
cd to his home 111', East avenue for a
law days. _ . ‘ ‘ ."
two each by being .
.thc immedia
Everett Byington, a papular ourr
‘ployee at the Norwalk freight depot
‘son of M1. and: Mrs. Harry G. Byingtoh,
ol‘ 1 Lincoln avenue No1walk,and Miss
Sadie Cooper.“ of Union avenue, Nor-
walk were quietly married at 7 o‘dlook
Satuidsy evening at the parsonage oi
the N01 walk Methodist Chuich by the
Rev. Frank 9. Torrey.
The core y was attended only by
111.1111. and 11111111111111 of
the couple. Miss Clara Bying'loh, sis-
ter of the groom stood up with the
11111112 and bridegroom.
Mr and Mrs. Bylugton have a host
of friends in The Norwalks who are
extending their‘ congratulations. and
wishing them every success.
After it shut honeymoon they will
lhukeu £11 housekeeping in Union avenue,
Norw
[till lflllliS ' 7'
H.Krieger & CO.
Court January 30 A. 1)., 1909. 1 i.
office in Norwalk, on the ink day of
ccutrix will cause this order to be pui1~ .1:
Judge. .33"
l’ioliule
Estate of Hamlet Rnimond late of
of 1'01 lilt'i orcdiims of said estate to
semi-11110111:
l.—~'l‘l1nt tho .
'nle '
iilr. “ ‘
insist. that Christian men perform their .
going to tight theilaulcss saloon. or if
from his church who will dare to stand _
investig'at rig. found a serious condi-
Real Winter .Weather Iusi'Arriving ‘
Deeply Price Cut
1 Our , 51
5 Charge
One
1 Penny
Store and
ient.
0U need not have.
the slightest hesi-
tency,about buying
Account clmhes up‘on our prac-
tical‘CHARGE AC-
Plan , COUNT PLAN.
LDOCSilt There. is no reason
Raise “ why you should. ‘
Prices The rich man: can
open an account in any
more when conven-
Everything Everybody Wears
' Buy
Now——
Dan’t
Wait
Until
Pay
Day. 5
“Charge
Ito 11
make pay-
YOU can open an account ~'here—-clotl1e yourself and
.' 11'
. 1,
29- 31 West Washington Street
SOUTH TNORWALK.
J
an
FIRE IN A BOARDING HOUSE.
Residence of Mrs. H. Augusta Grow in
Elizabeth Street Damaged.
The boarding house 'of Mrs, H. An-
gusta Crow, at 14 Elizabeth street, ’
was the scene of a lively clothes closet
blaze “today. shortly'after noon. The
damage to the house and furnishings
is estimuted from $50 to $100 and twu
young telephone inspectors named Col-
weil and Smith who occupied the
room to which the closet was attached, ‘
had 11.-large amount of clothing can
sumed by the flames. The house was
ixisured, but the loss to the young men
is a complete one.
The fire was discovered about 12: 20
by John MsNuuy, who had, just srriv:
ed for din er. He emeiled smoke and
tion of alfairs in the closet. He and
Hemer F. Bucknam and James H.
Read, all old firemen, formed a buck-
at brigade and though nearly over-
come by smoke, managed to put the
bless out of commission. They had to
take turns at relieving each other. so
dense was the smoke. They worked so
effectively that the tire was out. when.
r
. family and likewise pay in conveniently amounts. 0111 plan
T; is open to ail—places all on the same footing.
Warm Winter Wears
. At _ 5 Lukewarm. .iPrices '
neger :_.;
:1! “-2-
figs’S'w ' 1:
.i'
3-“.
' 332.15%
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Frankturters and Sausage
nladc daily. Try them.
F. KARL,
76 Noa'rn MAIN 51'an'
Phone 445.
the firemen arrived. an alarm having.
been sent in from Box .4 at the corner
of Raymond and Day streets.
The origin of the tire is unknown.
The residents oi‘Broad River are
greatly indebted to John Carr. who
broke paths on several of the roads.
Saturday, making walking very easy.
M‘iss Gertrude Bohannan left today
for Florida to spent February at St.
Augustine and Palm Beach ‘
'a
Norwalk Chronicler