7 price. 1
Judge.
If your size is here you will ilnd 11 handsome moment for 11 small
1 You know that 0111: Ten Dollar Overtoulu urn as good today as
any in other sales at :15. Come in and look around “and 1011 can be the
”‘ng company. ‘1
V 6 North Main 1...... 5611111 Norwalk.
..Clearancc Sale Of Men’s
High Grade Overcoats at
$8. 50
IIJS'D S‘IIIN
YIIURN XISUII
as we are doing. all our
own designing.
*Karp Bros.
TAILORS. _
88 N. Main St., 80. Norwalk, Conn.
I,__C0AL
\
TELEPHONE 450.
1‘ ‘11"
‘ .‘1
.7
imiiiii,
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-
”.3651. It makes quite a difference.
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. 2 Nut, special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
AT LOWEST PRICES
H RIS 81
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
1/ cord.
Hard Wood, $7. 00 per c'o1d; $1.75 per
V. cord
Split Wood, 251: extra per 1,4 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK, CONN.
When You Smoke
Buy the Beét
The Roger Ludlow
Is the best 100 CIGAR sold
The Twin City
' 5c CIGAR cannot be beaten
;siiivx
11. 1. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
A SHREWDINVESTMENT.
.(Youth’s Companion.)
‘ Wit‘illumines one of the duelling
stories in Monsieur Ronzie1 Dorclere's
recent book, “Sur Le Pro. "
Prince Pierre Bonaparte and a
French gentlemen, Monsieur de la Va~
filette. fought. with pistols.
Monsieur do is. veie‘tte iired iii-st and
‘ missed. The Prince tired hit do in Va-
lette just above the belt. but did not
‘ wound him. owing to 11. live franc piece
iii: his waistcoat pocket against which
the bullet was flattened.
“Sir,” said Prince Bonaparte to his
‘ hdv‘erssry, holding out his hand, "let us
111.116 friends, and allow me to congrat-
late you on the foresight with which
have invested your money."
FIE wonK 1s PLEASANT.
AriseAcrOsv.
row A'r: once,
Sale of Men's, Boys’ and
Children’s
Suits and Overcoats
GentS’ Furnishings
and Shoes
1). GOTTLIEB
25 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON LIGHT RUNNING MA-
CH EE MAKING STRAW HATS.
VANDERHOEF 81 CO
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK
THE SEASON LONG, AND THE
BUTLER ST., NORWALK.
'tli duds oi! savers already banded together in this bank. TO_
lath with them in making a success of llie.
‘ toohholders here, simply leavers who are depositing for their ,
Ought you. not to be running them tor YOUR. good?
There are no
...(1
Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1. 50 per '
1..."... no __.. ........... ..___ mm”...
The _ Faris Cloak and Suit HOuSe
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below can
as we do not carry over from one season to another.
tailed the prices to one half of the original value.
~— ...-........... . w...“ ..
We have cur-
Come
and be convinced.
LADIES’ SUITS from ....... ”$8 00 up
COATSfrom........... ”.8350up
SKIRTS from ...........'....$2.98 up
WAIS’I‘S from
11‘ 0118 t1'.ou1
ClilLDREN’ S COATS from .
491: up
.............. $2.00 up
.3138 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
515 MAIN ST» STAMFORD.
4s and 511 Wall 51.
At SELLECK’S
FOR 1 DAY ONLY,
Saturday, February 6th
(ll Oddsrand Ends of Clothing and
Furnishings. for Men and Young
Men. at Unheard of Low Prices.
Willis H Selleck
33 30. MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk, Conn.
WWW.
Best No. 2 "Nut Coal',
TELEPHONE 294.
1e
«mm
$4?! COAL 8692
Best Hazeiton Lehigh Stove, Nut orEgg Coal: $6.25 per ton
$4.50 per too
The B. HERSHFIELD 81 SON Co.
122 WATER STREET.
OOWWO”WMWW
_—~
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in' childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life. In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and hcnlth is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Ncrvousnoss, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. licart. Kidney and Female Dis
‘115'vs are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret. giving Chiropractic :1
('lilint‘t‘ to help you.
'1'. FRANCIS, D. c.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWAJ—K
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
THE GREAT .
SHOE
Clearance
SALE
is now going on. Come in and
got your share of the bargains.
IIIINIIIIIII Ii ,IIIIIIIIIIII
111 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT DIVI-
DEND.
NEW YORK. Feb. E.~Directors oi’
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
today declared a. regular quarterly div-
idend of one per cent 011 the sto1k or
that company.
QUITE A LION.
She actually called him a “beast";
He‘ felt quite ruffled. but then—-
‘Twes a compliment. of. least—
For she invited him 11p in her "den."
‘ ~Chicngo News.
Columbus Washington Johnson
Smith—W’ut‘s do price or dein water—
melous, Mr. Jackson? :
Mr. Jackson (c11nningly)--Ten cents
or piece and I picks ’em. Mr Smif.
Mr Snilth—All right, Mr. Jackson.
I guesses I‘ll take 'em all, and you
picks 'em, if yen please .~Puck
_——-‘———-——
"i would be willing to work for
you," he declared, “until my lingers
dropped off.”
"‘1 haven’t any doubt about that "
she replied, “but whstl want is a 1111s-
4 band whd will be able to do a little
brain work for me "—Washlngton
Post.
...._........_.——.—.
F “You mustn't play with Mr. Borum' s
not Bobby," said a. young lady, who
brother. “Why mustn’t I?" asked the
youngster. "Because you might break
it" replied his sister "11nd, besides he
will want it shortly. ‘~—-Democrstic
Telegram.
, "Oh. no! it speaks to mamma.’ '—
mlsgende Blotter.
'wns entertaining a caller, to her small
‘ "I cannot express all I feel—true ,
‘ love, I fancy, is mute.”
IIIIIHS IIIII IIIIIIIIIIS.
Albert Wilson.
Aim-1'1 Wilson pnsscd away 111 his
home on the old Suuguluck road.
\\"1:1inestliiy droning. 1111111' 111lduighl,
111'11'1' 11 lingering illness. Mr. Wilson
“'11.; 1‘19 )‘i'ill‘s ot‘ 111:9. and was well-
knuwn 111 the residents of Norwulk.
lit" wus niflictod with st'nrlct l‘cn'r
when :1 young boy 11nd has bccn dent
11nd dumb slumrlbni time. The 1i1L
cruised ls survived by 11 Mother. \\'ll~
llnin “limp. \1l111 resides uc\t 110111
to him The f111111'11l selrlccs will be
bold Sunday afternoon :11 3 o'clock
lroui the horde of William \\'i.lson
R11'.M1'll111gg pnsim 11l1l1c‘1111gu-
luck Methodist (‘l1111",1l1 uill otil1 talc
and lntci 11111111 will tollc'm in the 111111-
il.1' plot in Christ Church (‘c1uciory, 1‘11
\\'cslporl.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson.
.\i 1‘s. .losi-ph Wilson. of llnnbury.
died this morning 111. the Norwulk llos~
pilnl 1111011 117 years. it months and 211
days 'I‘l1rcn 11 ccks ago while on more
from Stnmimd to her home, Mrs. Wilson
was 111111111111 with paialysis and was
removed to the Norwulk Hospital for
treatment. 'i-lcr 111111 11c1'ompnnled the
remnins lo llnnbury this afternoon.
Mrs. Angustlno Ferrlro.
furs. Augustine Wrriro. or ii Frank-
lin street, died at 13:31) this morning
after 11 long illness. 'l‘lic funeral will
be. held tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock
from St. Joseph's Church. The re
mains will be taken on the, lilz'Jil train
to New York by Funeral Director A.
J. Collins. lutcrmcnt will take place
in (‘nlrnry Cemetery.
Infant thiotto's Funeral.
The funeral of the infant, son of
Mr and Mrs. Antonio Ghiotto, of 1.11
Washington street was held this 111‘
ternoon at. 12:30 o'clock. interment was
In St. Mary's cemetery.
CAUGHT lN BELT.
Harry WaterS, of West Nor-walk, Ser-
iously injured Yesterday.
Harry Waters. 11. West Norwnlk
young man. was seriously injured yes~
terday afternoon at the sewing much-
. ine plnnt being established In the old
Buckley rubber factory by the Chan
rot and Connor Company. Waters
got caught in 11. boiling and was car-
ried about fifteen feet before he drop-
;Jd off to the floor. Should he have
been carried much further his life'
would have been crushed out.
As it. was, his right arm was broken
in two places and he was painfully
bruised. A'cull was sent for the 11m-
bulance, but in the meantime the in-
jured 1111111 was attended by Dr. W. B.
Burnell, who took him home in his car-
rinse.
PROGRESS OF DAY NURSERY.
One Hundred Subscribers to be Se«
' of hearing and dolorinlnlng all uppt'dlfl ,.
assessors (if " .‘.-
out.
20% discount ”LANKICIS. (‘i
11ml I‘llli HOURS.
10% discount on all CHINA and JM
Short lengths of MA'l‘TlNllS 11p to
(lilo quality, 111 100 per yll.
liroken lots and odd prices in 11111
liopnrimcnt. to be closed out.
till
Spool lnl bargains in luillcs‘ \ll‘SldN
TRISTR ‘
we will hold this Clean- Up Sale
)\li ‘Qli'l‘ Alli. I13.‘ I
prices.
’ .\iA’l"l‘l.\'(lb‘. I
ill y'tls'... 2.31111
pricc.
IFI'IIS
l l ICSS 1 (111m. I
I
I
I
l .\l)l' liWI] All. dully.
l' LANNI'JH‘I'I'T I11 (i()\\' NS illill SKIII' I S at
Sl‘l’i‘S and COATS.
11111111 marked for this solo without regard to i'm'mcr
.THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
M 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
After Inventory Clean-Up Sale
We have just finished our Annual Inventory and find in every department surplus stock which must be closed
In order to reduce this stock and benefit our customers at the same time,
For One Week Commencing Friday, Feb. 5th
special
livery gin-1110111 in 111s depur1~
A111 piece of For of com
\\11 will (outiunc our Sptclnl
ulsbiun llcpmnneut and spot 1.11 bargains 111” be added
. Sale in our lioltsoiur-
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK CONN
South Norwalk
Board Of Relief.
Notice ls hereby given that 1111,-
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwnlk will meet on i'l'ctlxuvsduy.
January 27. and on Wotliuesday, lich-
1'1111ry 3. 1909. at 7:311 o‘clock to 9 p.
m.: Saturday. February ti, 1909, from
2 to :'1 o'clock p. 111.: Friday, February
111, 191.19.
street, in said city, for the purpose
from the doings of the
said city on the list of 1908.
lintcd at South Noru'nlh.
22. 11109. “
ALBERT ill. POHIAIAN,
MATTHEW CORlil'lT’l‘.
Board of ltelict.
SATURDAY SALE OF
2 Copies for 25c
Make 11 Noise l.ll11'
Away.
My Wild licci'.
(Tall 'liound Any Old Tim».
Sonn- 1l11_1'. Sweetheart. Some llny.
011 you kid.
'i‘11l’i_1.
Roses liiiug llicnms of \1111
Nobody K110ws.Nobod1 Clues.
\\ hen Dniling llcss l1"l1si \\l1i~p111'1l
Yes
Baby Doll.
And .\11111_\' Oihcrs,
W. A. Briggerman’s
‘ MUSIC STORE.
Donovan‘Block. 132 Washington St.
:1 ”cup 11ml I: :ll
His NOBLE WORKS AT HOME.
"Don't you think. Minerva.“ said
1101' husband anxiously. ns‘ho lied lilo
apron firmly around his waist, and
tricked his whiskers behind the bib to
keep them out. of the dish water,
“110111 yon think that we are carrying
the, idea of (.0 opemtlou 1.11 domestic
matters to extremes? l have been
washing dishes for a Week, now and
between times i inn 11 been doing 11 lit
tic. scr'lpluial reading and i cannot find
111 the Bible any authority for men's
doing kitchen work, but women are
fmquently spoken of in this C(12lll1‘.(‘-
Lion.
"‘Sho lookoth Well to the ways of
her household ' ‘She worketh willing-
ly with her hands.“ “She riseth while
it is yet night, and glveth ment to her,
household} 'l‘heso quotations, Miner-
1'11, would seem to warrant the conclu-
c1'ly be assigned to the woman.
“My dear,"
ylll pursue your studies t'urlhcr you
will find in II Kings. xxi: 1:1. these
words: '1 will wipe Jcrusalmu
man wipeth a dish wiping it fiaud
t'nmlng it upside down.‘ This proves.
that run are nobly doing the. work
designed for you by Providence When
1011 are through be sure to wash the
touels clean. snake them and hang
them on the rack Death you know
lurks in the dishcloth.
out to attend a meeting of the Society
for tho Extinction of the Microbe by
Means of' Electricity."
' BORE THE TEST WELL.
A famous dramatist was the hero of
one or the most amusing marriage pro-
posal oxecrienceson record. When. an
a young man. he fell in love with the
pretty daughter of a pastor, he was
afraid to lice 111.1 lady, and so wrote
her a letter. He was told to call the
next, afternoon and receive his answer.
cured to contribut $1 a Year.
Another important and enthusiastic
meeting or the. ladies who are plan-
ning a. day nursery was held roster
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. ids
F. Keep. in West avenue.
r111. committee on locntion report
ed and W113 continued. It Is proposer]
to secure as many people as possible
who Will volunteer to contribute one
dollar :1 111-111'tdward the nurses 1'
which will entitle theglver to mem-
bership in the enter.prise ’l‘ho nur-
sery will be started as soon as 11111
subscribers are '.secured '
Mr.s Nelson Hoyt held her unnuitl'
candy sale yesterday afternoon tit her
home in Bavview nvanue. The pro
J
coeds are for benevolent purposes.
011 ranching the house he was shown
llnto a room, and sixes. a seat on 11
sols. 'l‘hr- scrvnut sold that the lady
would soon 11ppenr.ilo sat. down and
hung around the room for fully two
hours. oi’ten ttmpted to leave the
-housc1 or make a break for further in-
i1111111111011,h111 not having the courage
to do either. 11111111 he could stand
11 no louse-1.111111 rushed into the corri-
uor making for the. door out or the
house Then he Word a about of sli-
191v laughter in the room he had left.
He nnstcned buck,n11d saw the face
or his sweetheart pooping out. from
under the solo. cmivt-laed. with mirth.
"Do forgive me." she ejaculated, “i
simply wanted .0 find outlhow long
you would wait. 1111- me. You hhve
in the Council Chamber in liavllnud;
Sheet. Music;
sion that household duties should prop- '
replied his wife, "if you i
asnl
i am going '
Real Winter Weather .lus‘t Arriving
ALL WINTER
nt 7131) to 9 o‘clock p. 111....
.l11111111ry ;
WEARS
Deeply~ Price Cat
Everything Everybody Wears
Our .
Charge ..
Account
Plan _
Doesn’t
Raise
Prices
One
Penny
ient.
0U need not have
the slightest hesi-
tancy about buying
clothes upon our prac-
tical CHARGE AC-
COUNT PLAN.
There is no reason
why you should.
The rich man can
open an account in any
store and make pay-
ments when conven-
Buy
‘ Nowm—
Don’t
Wait
Until
Pay .
Day.)
“Charge
[to 11
YOU can open an account here—clothe yourself and
family and likewise pay in conveniently amounts. Our plan
is open to all—places all on the same footing.
Warm Winter Wears
At Lukewarm Prices
29- 31 West VVashington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
4“- -
ma.-- w
THE KING.
I am the king of a. wide domain, find
you deem it 11 wonderful thing;
But the kingly night is a terrible
night-—
God pity the, lonely king!
Heed this 0 you who envy me my
purple,
and pomp. and clan;
'ihank Him who made you,1111d mode
11s all, that He made you a com-
mon man!
What of the pride and the glory of
name, the sbsolute._wealih oi the
land,
When what I need and crave the most .
is the clasp or: uncommde' 5 hand?
' «Charles Hanson Towns.
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
I have broken my heart on occasions,
And found it would mend again soon.
I have broken my. head; on abrasion
Was all you could see by next noon;
1 can cure a smashed dish with mere
plaster;
1 can crack a bad joke and not kill,
But the hopeless“ the mendless disaster
home the test. well. New help me to
.my test. " .. ....1.
is to break 11. new ten dollar bill.
--olneinn11ti Commercial Tribune. _‘_
‘wm
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Dellcates~
sen. Fresh Frankiurters and Sausage
nliillf.’ daily. Try them. ‘
F. KARL,
.76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phon. "445s
THE CANNY SCOT. 1
A little boy, listening to the weird
shit] or the 11111311111113.1111 sastreet per~
tormer. once said to his father:
“Father, why does the piper keep on
the move all the time he player? - '
“i can't say," the’ 1.1111111- answered,
“unless it is- to prevent anyone getting
the range with a brick."
TM
it sometimes happens that a distant
relation is too close. -
-A-..—d ‘ .1
Norwalk Chronicler