”:Copyught Clothing Company,
6 North Main Street.
9 AA Clearance Sale of ' Men’s
T High Grade Overcoats at
if your sizels here you will find a handsome 1111111111111 for a small I
9 price.
judge.
9TheCopyrightCloth1ng Company
SOUTH NORWALK
YOu know that our Ten Dollar ()verioais .1111 .111 good today as
any in other sales at $15. Come in and look around and you 11m be the
South Norwaik.
$8.50
Suit, Coat
or Skirt
KARI’ BROS. is
designed and honestly
that, is 111511.: by
tastefuin
made.
Kar'p Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES'
TAILORS.
898 N. Main St. So_-N°"walk, Conn.
The Paris Cloak
1. lfwa
and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN BTREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Selling Out Winter Stock Aétually Below Cost
as we do not carry over from one
tailed the prices to one-halt of the original value.
and be c
LADIES' SUITS from ........$8. 00 up
COATS from ................$3.50 up
SKIRTS from ...............$2.98 up
season to another. We have our-
Come
ouvlnced.
WAISTS {10111 490 up
FlJltS from ...... ......$200 up
CHILDREN' S COATS l'iom . $1.98 up
SALE IN BOTH srours;
515 MAIN ST-. STAMFORD.
33 80, MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
FINAASUT
MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S
CLOTH NG
WE MUST HAVEiTHE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING GOODS.
Selleck
Norwalk, Conn.
Willis H.
. 48‘and 50 Wall St.
--"COAL
‘AT *‘ LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
it
CANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
iiiiifi
‘, If Your Furnace
Could Talk
‘ It would ask forCoal of the
FERRIS kind and 11 might use
heated language when you feed
beat trashy coal that it cannot di-
iu thest. It makes quite a difference,
Ifynthe kind of food a man or a fur-
t9 nace gets.
We sell only the best grades of
(Foal and fight shy of the doubtful
kinds-
No. 2 Nut, special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
TheFerrisCoalCo
1. . 149 Washington St.
Viiiis‘
‘1 WOOD WOOD
9 A. CARMI . BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and son Wood,
9Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood, $6. 00 port-111d; 931.50 per
V. cord
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per
'4 cord.
Split Wood, 25c extra per 1,; cord.
i
SE
SE
SE
1: and Ladies’
3E NOW GOI
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
o
woumcmumumnuuommmomum9
Firét Annual Sale
Coats, Suits, WaiSts, Skirts, Millinery
Furnishings
NO ON AT
Washington Street
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THE NEW SCIENCE
' Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ads
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In‘tbe
hack. Even If done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain I11
later life. in the different organs and
limbs.
9(‘I1iroprn1'tors remove. the cause or
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Norvruisness. Rheumatism. Paraly»
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. 9
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. CONN.
When Y..."'s....1..
Buy the Best.
The Roger Ludlow“
Is ,the best 10c CIGAR sold,
.The Twin City
5c CIGAR Cannot be beaten
B. .l. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
Eaton, Crane 81 Pike’s
“ ' =é4-Stati01191'Y
r ——AT—-
W. A. ‘Briggerman’ s
9 " music 8101115.
‘ ‘Honovari Block,
Merit and
. "ji’roVisions
"Alijlclnd‘s of Bologna and Delicates-
9 . Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
ado 9dally.9 Try them.
F KARL
a some 111111 9511111131
9Phons 445.
.Oii ' 1
31:4?
132 Washington St. .
”OWWOMOOO WW“MOOW
A FIXED‘ VALUE
Sale of Men‘s, ‘Boys' anal,
Children‘s 9
Suits an Overcoats
GentS’ Furnishings
9 and Shoes
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 309. NORWALK
A SNOWY DAY.
(Walt Mason. in‘ the Emporia Gazette)
I like to watch the» children play.
upon a‘wintrr, snowy day; like little
elves they run about. and leap and
slide and laugh and shout. This side
of heaven can there. be such pure and
unmixed ecstasy? l_lcan upon yarns-
tlt' Stilt-i. and witch ibecblldren with
.1 smile, and think upon a vanished
(la-y wheul as joyous, used to play;
when all the world seemed young and
bright. and every hour had its delight-
und as a brush away a' tear, a snowball
hits are in the ear.
Many a; "modern master is the ser:
vant of his servant.
1111 9.1115 n a gated deal to you
, A savings account. here does. not fluctuate with the rise and fall
ot the stock markets or with general business conditions as do most't
5 other inveStments, but is always wortln 9par and credited Interest.
1189 South Norwalk Savings Bank .
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
sis, lleurt. Kidney and Female Dis
roses are given special attention; also
l,’ill‘\‘llilllt‘ of the Spine You will
11'111111 ioniot giving Chiropractic 3
--:I11111'.e to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 'ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Alto.
W
THE GREAT
SHOE
Clearance
SALE
is now going on.
Come in and
getsour share of the bargains.
. iliillllillli il-iiiilillilli
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
titliiiiliiiiiiiu
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ii‘oniiuued from lirst pagoi
thing In immediate prospect: in the way
of changed conditions In the hat trade.
The inquiry was directed especially to»
ward the answer of the question 111: to
whether the eoi'uiiiions that 'llll\'1' 11x1
isloti since the opening of the shops
last 'l‘ulvstihr for applications for l‘lll'
ployuient by indiiiduals. were to row
tinuu during the week toioome.
The host that run he said it that no
change is in sight. There are rumors,
and they have been porslsituit for the
last 11111 or Home days. that next Muir
day is to bring: tl(:\'l‘li)|llllt'llis ol‘ some
kind. and another story. just as widely
discussed. is that 'l‘hursday, l-‘olu'uary
l.\‘. is the date liked for souu'lhinn I11
happen. The latter date is associated
with 11 story that the bond of 32.3.0011
by which the manufacturers are. held
to carry 11111 the notional the national
association. expires at that time. This
story, like nuiuy of the others that
have boon in circulation, seems to be
without our 1.1111 basis. If anything
has been aiinngt'd to transpire on
either li‘i'ehruuy 113 01' I""eb1um_v 18 it
will be 111 the lane of positiio and
repeated dentiis in those who 1111' I11
positions to know about it.
Another story that (loos not down
is that the nutuut‘neturevs expect to
concentrate all their available forces
in one factory. 511111 111110111 as many or
their orders there as they run until
they procure enough people to 1111111 1111-
otlior shop. "I‘his was the same story
that. was referred to a tow clays 111111.
and the answer given today to an in-
quiry as to what truth it contained
was met with the. answer that it was
a matter or policy that. it was not ad-
visable to say anything about.
' The United Hatters paid weekly heu~
eilts today to the men who are out
The parmeuis Were made, under the
some. conditions as those of last Silt-
urday. 'l‘he married men receive $7
and the unmarried men $5. Men who
ARTISTIC suaoenv”.
(Jail in and see our newest things
in luxuries chirurglcal; .
The very latest offerings
Oi. dainty pleasure, surgical.
We show 11 nice exclusive line
0t delicate phlebotomy;
For gifts, a. lovely. chic design .
In Art Nouveuu bronchotomv.
A finger from the joint we trim
, By jocular dexterity.
Or lop you off a netherlimb
with laughable legerity.
While. fitting you a silver tube
For purposes hepatleal,
We do a two-step a la. Rube
With gags acroamatical.
That bunch ol.’ optic nerves from which
9You suffer now so frightfully,
we sever with a pleasing itch
That tickles you delightfully.
While we with .iocdnd instrument
Perform in vour interior,
0111' phonograph emollent
Soothes you with airs superior.
lint if you into your. soul would fill
With ecstasy’s Immensity.
Decapitation brings a thrill
Of exquisite intensity!
~Puck.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Mrs. McSosliquu re very fond of
your club. aren't you. dear? Mr. Mc-
Sash—Yes m'dear extremely lend oi!
it. Mrs. McSosh—Then I should. think
you'd be more careful of its reputation
Why don't you blame your condition
on a theatre party or something you
don’t care aboutl~CleVelaud Leader.
,9..1 ..
are in such financial circumstances
that they do not need the benefit. for
early use accept notes for the. aniount
ol' the benefit. This.“ is explained,
is done. in order to make it. possible
to apply all the available funds to
those who are. dependent upon the: hou-
oiii; The total amount. paid out dur-
ing the afternoon will be about, $15. 0110
llnnbury has the follouing to 51119
on the batting situation in that (‘II\
this afternoon:
llANIll RY. li‘eb 15.-Jl‘oda_v brought
no change of conditions in the hat
trade and while rumors of impending
action are many they are without deli-
title character 2.3.1 nothing tangible is
in evidence Several parties of jour—
neymen batters are planning tobegin
hat manufacturing on a small scale,
and it is probable that two or more.
factories of that kind will start opera-
week. The ten factories that” our out
side the Manufacturers" Association
are all running on full time and some
of them are shopping additional hands
. us occasion requires.
lili)’i‘lil£l., Pei). 15.«—'l‘l1e hut fac-
tories in this place that are concerned
‘ in the strike. for the. union label are.
still idie'aud there seems to be no
immediate prospect of resumption oi
work. Three factories that are not at
fooled by the trouble are rushed with
orders and some. of them are running
until late. In the. evening.
DIED ON WEDDING TRIP.
HARTFORD Feb.15.—Harry Moss.
of Cleveland, Ohio. 191 traveling sales-
"man who was on his wedding trip
here, died today in the Hartford Hos-
pital from pneumonia. He was :44
years old. He is survived by his par-
ants aha one brother in Cleveland.
‘,'"|i' In“ . ‘F‘
lions, before the. end at the present ‘
THE“ scorn mom... mums sent
out.
If”? (IlW‘t'llllli ”LANKI'J'I'S.
and Hill lttllih‘S
oil
at. 101,: yd.
Iirokon lots and odd prices in our
Department to be closed out.
(301' quality. per
(‘ll.\ll"t)ll'l'.\lii.i'lh‘
it)”; discount on all (”‘IIINA 11111i9.i.‘1i’ \IA'I"‘I‘INIIR.
Short lengths of .\IA’I"I‘IN(IS up 111 in yes. 39.’
Special bargains in Lailit's' ltll'HldN I,“.\‘lil2‘li‘1\'l'l.ltll.
.INEL
3mm LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. 9i '
TRISTRAM 81 HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
After Inventory Clean-Up Sale
We have just finishhd our Annual Inventory and find in every department surplus stock which must be closed
In order to reduce this stockand benefit our customers at the same time, I
we will hold this CIean~Up Sale
prions.
SIII'I‘S
11' It) 9
print".
9 li‘iil‘iS.
ll.li.:‘S iltiiillt'l
1
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daily.
TRISTRAM a; .HYATT, 110111.111, coNN.
PLAN .\' ELI'IT’l‘l-I (lilli'NS
and (it
meut nutrked for
For One Week, Cemmencing‘ Friday, Feb. 5th
and SKIRTS at special
lA'I‘S. Every gariueut I11 the depart-
tliis'sale without regard to former
Any piece 01 Fur at cost.
We will continue our Special Sale In our llousel'un
ulshiug [1.111111111111111 and special bargains will be added
' a—anm-I ac! ‘-
Going Some i
It’s one of 11111 wagons answering
A'Hurry Call for
, HAZLETON Con]
11 customer whose "iirr-
11111111 just now Mar 1111'
$6.25 $4.50
Any time. you are Valnriued
liliuill your tires reuieuilwr-
OUR WAGONS
OUR HORSES
OUR DRIVERS
from
alarm"
'piuuie.
1111' built for liurrr rails and our
root is medicine 1111' your tire
alarms.
’ 11. Hershfleld & Son Co.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.
"1111113 1111 111111111
'Mrs. Jane Fagon.
- Mrs. Jane li‘ugou. widow of
Thomas l<‘ugou. passed away
day morning at her home, ti: l‘iatta
ville avenue. Norwalk. after it short.
illness. Mrs. Pugon was one of the old‘
III!’
the town. and was known to a large
number of people. She is survived by
191111011. Miss Julie it‘agou.
Fagou, Mrs, James Murphy. Mrs. .1111
cob li‘i'auke. Mrs. William O‘Brien. and
William ‘ugou. all of ,Norwalk. The
funeral services will be held Wednes-
day morning at 9:30 o‘clock. from St.
\Iaris (‘.I11111'I1.Interment will fol—
low 111111.11111135011111.1101.
SERVING TAX NOTICES.
Thomas lluui. captain of the Nmu
walk police force. and a ('o‘tstnbie .ot‘
the ’I‘own ot'NorwaIk, Is toil-1y serving
notices on a number of
commutation tax payers in the First
are paid this week there will be a 11un1~
her of arrests. Only about 100 names
remain oi a list, of over 1,400 which
ulieu he assumed oiiico in October.
HEAVIER THAN WATER. 9
A soggy, sour individual was looking
tablishment. i came 11p closer to him.
trying to find out the cause of his cur-
iosity. As last I realized that his at‘
(cotton was riveted on (me single sign.
it read:
"Cast Iron Sinks."
The man turned and saw me also
examining the sign. He pointed with
his ringer toward the board.
"Whv" he said “any blank tool
knows that ”—-Bohemiau.
lie-80 you favor women's
trage?
She—I certainly do.
"Well in the last. election. for in
stance, would you have voted for Mr.
ryan or Mr. Tait?"
"I would not have voted for either.
When I vote [I] vote for a woman or
not at all."—Yonkers Statesman.
sui-
Alden Solmuns has been quite ill
for the past few davs but is now get-
ting along nicelv though not yet re-
covered.
A scaled injector may be cleaned by
soaking in a solution of one part mur—
iattt' acid to nine to twelve parts of
water until the scale is dissolved.
There are a lot of people who have
a great habit of inking responsibility
and thou cheerfully shunting It. upon
someboyil else
We are sometimes most interested
in things that are none or our busi-
ness
it taken a skillful man to dodge
.wii'en a widow thrown a man.
Into 1 ' ‘
yester- .
11st. and must rospooted residents oi"
six daughters 11nd one son. Miss Mary :
.‘iliss Anniw ‘
delinquent '
\otiug District and unless the billsi
the town tax collector had on his books i 9-”
.fl, ": n:
£3
Winter
Li: I‘Sérf'
needs of the people. Our
needs-via other words, we
then went ahead.
THE RESULT: Them
the benefit of reduced pri
February reductions on
Bullets, Sideboards, Tables
Eloomlly at the front of a plumbing es. . 19' I
;.
Foreclul ’ Price Cuts
Upon All
A Dignitied Charge Account
Plan Is at Your Service
A system perfected through years of study—oi
COUNT PLAN OF CHARGING PURCHASES daily
and the list is broadening right air 11g.
eiit you. If you need Winter Apparel-anything from
Hats to Shoes—~opeu a CHARGE ACCOUNT and get
FURNITURE
necessary to housekeeping.
29- 3I West Washington Street.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
Goods
plan was made. to fit those
were sure we were right,
ands use 0111 1311111101. AC-
It would hen-
COS.
Beds, Mattresses, Springs,
, Rugs, and all other things
.THE NEXT THING Is WIRELESS”
711111111111;
(New York Times.)
“Wireless telegraphy is a fact.
have it now, and just beyond that is
We
telepathy. We will have that. But
it won't. come as a devil‘s side show
presided over by some medium, but it
will come under the guidance of D1-
vine Providence." said Dr John Wesley
Hill Sunday night at the Metropolitan
’lemple.
Dr. Hill's sermon was announced as '
"Business and Religion.” Before he
started the sermon he-took occasion
to comment, upon the work or John
It. Blnns and the invention of Marconi.
“A little while a110,", ‘ said the
preacher, ','when American philan-
thropy aroused Itself in. behalf or
stricken ltaly and hundreds or thou.
sand: or dollars‘were sent by us to the
victims of the calamity which startled
the world, we little expected that a
dividend would soon be declared on
that investment of love.
“But such is literally the case The
catastrophe whichvbelell Messlna came
well-nigh being repeated, as to loss of
life, to the passengers of the Republic,
and this was prevented through. the
triumph of the Italian Inventor, the
Marconi system of wireless telegraphy.
"Wireless telegraphy is final. Just
boroud is telepaihv.
"Not long ago i met a man, a
t'i'ierid‘ of mine. with whom I talked.
He said to 111e,. ”l‘hink of a name.’ and
I thought of my mother's maiden
name. and, like a flash, he wrote ’it
upon a card. That is telepathy, and
that is coming. We will have it, but,
it will not come as a Devil’s side show -
presided over by a medium. It will
come under the guidance of Divine
Prm idem e
' The window telegraph will yetho
slow beside the lightning interchange
of Illt’Illghl~-~i0l€Dfll-hy. ‘We are c0111-
Ing to a new era of the intellectual su~
memory of man.“
c—mam—M ,
9 THE RIGHT ANSWER.
‘ A famous scientist, who was also a
yachtsman, asked one of 11915 guests
on a cruise—a young lady whom be
greatly admired—whether she under-
stood his simplified code of ting sig-
nals. S is said she did.
"If I sent you a signal from mv
yacht " he asked, "could you read it
and answer it?"
“Well, I would try." she responded.
011. the next cruise, one month later,
the signal was sent. The question
was, "Will you marry me?" And the
answer was “Yes." 99 . '
Norwalk Chronicler