D
PI
, Summgr ear
iii Peron es,G Giusl'ianis, Lawns, Diml
ties and. Linens, in the latest patterns
and colors.
E. K- BANKS;
MAHAGKEMO HOTEL 111,qu,
SOUTH NORWALK.
~Elgiu Rutter. 330 lb. F D. L. & Co.
Mrs. R D. Murphy, of Norwich. is
spending a. few days as the guest or
M1. and Mrs. John Stevens, of West
avenue.
1
«Home made or Link Sausage 100
lb. Hayos'leth
Mr.
returned to their home in New York
city, after a .few day's visit with
friends in NorWalk.
~Soused Mackerel, 170 grade, 13c
can. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Cyrus Gray is improving at her
home in Prospect avenue, Not-walk, af-
ter 11 recent operation. which was per
formed at the Norwalk Hospital.
Mr. Charles Klein will eiitertnin the.
othcers oi' the Country Club, and Club
Company, at the club house, tomorrow
evening. Dinner will be. served at
6:30.
The Young Men’s Club, of the South
Norwaik Congregational Church, will
hold an entertainment at the church.
saturdny evening at 8 o'clock. All are
cordially, invited. :
—-'I‘akc notice. Last two days of
Siilt‘, at. Conncnlly At Bi‘ilclitlli's.
I’l'ilf.'E. l-i. Giiiiibnrt will address
the. Christian industrial League this
evening on his recent trip abroad.
Luncheon will be served. A full til-
tendance is requested.
Charles Parker and Jack Munroe. or
Norwaik. started out this morning in
quest of round cinms. Their friends
have, offered assistance it‘ any is need-
ed to get their catch: homo.
~—Cheapest and best place in town
to buy your Sunday dinner is at New
York Market.
Laidios' Aukiliary, Division No] A.
0 H. held a regular business nicot-
tng lust eieiiing, at its qunilors in
Wall street, Norwalk. Nothing of spe-
cial importance was done, however.
A large tree was blown down by the
high w.inds yesterday. near Cnthcrluc
street, and broke several of the elec-
tric wiics causing considerable work
for the Connecticut Company's lino-
mcn.
~Kippei‘cd Herring, the grade, lilo
can. F. D. Lawton 81. Co.
~ Tennis 1, 4 1111117 will play this cyc-
ning in the South' Norwaik Club's
bowling tournament. in the pool tonr~
iianiciit tomoriow evening, A. t‘
Knorfr r'nt’od 90,0110 '.7 F: Sintcr, rated
80, will play
James Darrow. one of the employ cc.
of the Adams Express Company, at
the South Norwaik railroad station.
had a narrow escape from being
struck this morning by the fast east-
bound papcr train. '
w'i‘ry a box of Homemade Candy.
at N. H. Hoyt's Reliable Grocery.
Dr. Stiles Imvrence, or Haviiand
street, has taken 401' the present «the
position of night man at the Neiwaik
Hospital, which was resigned by
,Chnrles Thorpe, the Sentinel r-cpre
soniative in Norwaik,
St. JOIill'BIfldge, No. 6, F. and A.
' M. held a regular meeting last even-
’Clllli.
ing at. its quarters in Wall street at
which time the third degree was re-
hearsed by the degree team Nothing
else of special importance was done.
—-—I)o1i't forget Sock Social, Eureka
R'ebckhli Lodge No 42. Friday eve,
Feb: 21‘», Odd lifellows' Hall.
A meeting ofi,ihe- governing commit-
1111 01' the Nori1aik Yacht Club was
held last night at tiio South Norwnlk
A number of bills were ordered
_ . and the business of‘ the year
ed up. previous to the annual
: tug at the same place winerrow
t
llliss Alice Belle Lockwood daugh-
‘tor of Mrs. Cinthia M. Lockwood of
4 A trolley (:31 in charge 0.
. the corner of Main 11nd Wall
Lockwood Corners. has returned home
from a week' éi visit in New York, New
Jersey and South N01 walk Last Mon-
day afternoon 'she attended a masque-
rade ball in: Jerhey City and won the
first prize for the best dressed.
l——‘-5 lb pail pure Laid, 600. lkaycs‘
Mitt
Motor-
nian William Jones and Conductor
Albert Berglcoliided with one or the
lhrge eiéctrid transfer trucks, Wed-
nesday afternoon about 5 oclock at
treat,
in whiobV the redder of the c r was
pulled away but no other damage done.
l.Thoinsa English formerly of Nor
walk. returned to his home in River
street, last evening, other a several
niontlgs’ trip throng the west. The
latieyipatt iatzasenco was spent
til St. “Louis, M15591 Mr English re
ports a line time nil/states that he is
feeling fine. Shea, who went
with Mr. English, is lZstill in Missouri
I .
and Mrs. John H. Carson have
1011‘ SATURDAY AND
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tHlli his
in 1 lb. Suites,
2 C
Hill. It. iliiil. Iii
...j., H DRUM ,
3 NORTH MAIN TSTREET.
4- « . TEL. 5551.3
VWMW”
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l
1: r"
5115. G. A Gregoxy, of South N01
walk. was a iccent guest of her c011-
sin Mrs. Sellccli, of the Bailey liiii, ‘
Ridgencid.
Cod Steaks, 2 lbs, 251:
Striped Bass, tile 11).; Spanish Mack
erei. 16c 1b.; Largo Herring, 8c lbs,
Large Buttcriisii, 121: 1b.: Ciscocs, 1211.
111.; Halibut, 100 1b.; Salmon, 20c 1b.;
Wczikfisii. 1211 lb: Shad, small. 1211 1b.;
Shad. Inrgc, 180 “1.: Largo Smelt. 180
“1.; Small Smelt, 121: 1b.;
Eels, Thursday; Craters. 400 111.;
Clams, home ornine1l,‘30c qt;
(,‘IRIUS, home opened, 350 (it;
llnddics, 130 lb.
TEL. 931. FREE DELiVERY
John C. Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
Horace E. Dunn 81 Son,
45 WALL 8T., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
Loni:
Fiunaii
in Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Do You Know
there. is 110 store in The Norwnlks
want in the grocery line. than right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give. you satisfaction every time.
It will be to your advantage to trade
with as.
Special, New
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches, 25¢ per can; $2. 85 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears, 251:
per can; $2.85 per dozen cans.
Extra Standard Green Gage or Egg
Plums, 20¢ nor can; $2. 30 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Royal Ann Cherries,
251: per can.
lb cans.
Let no talk groceiies to you
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
LEADINGBROCERB:
33 VWEST WASHINGTON STREEt.
MONEY ADVANCED
to 1111,3011 theirhousehoid furniture.
pianos and other personal property,
without. removal, on their own name
without lndorser. Call and see us. iri-
dependent. been and Security Col,
open until 7 15.111.
urday until 8: 30.
INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
(INCORPORATED)
Adolph ,w Dreyfutis,
igniiWMarettes, Tobncco
and 511140550? Wits OI IIII kinds
is Knuth“ St. 50. “mew.
HOURS—”B 3.. m. to s p. m.
customs—12 to 4 p. 111.
~ turned upon you, you can go ahehd
1 perfectly free from that misérable
Then Go Ahead. ""
Have. Koppel to do your tailoring
and you’ll BE RIGHT. ._
Then no matter how many eyes are
feeling that something is wrong.
comfort that comes with KNOWING
that they are fitted RIGHT.
FE CT FIT.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FABHIONABLE TAILOR.
'f Ladt was 01 OntFebruaryClearance
Westport ‘
Round ‘
We have several decided bargains I
better equipped to supply your every 1
These are the finest fruit 1111ch 3 3
Havilnnd 13103.. Weshington‘St. Office .
Monday and Sat- ‘3‘}
REAL ESTATE
1. M L‘AYTON' a“ co .-
5 RAILROAD AVE. 50. NeswaLK. '
“Be Sure You » Are . Right.
Our customeis enjoy that picélé‘ss ‘
Sale of Sideboards and Buffets ~
Evciy Sideboard 11nd Bullet in stock at a substantial discount of flow
20 to 30 per cent.
A Few Of Our Specials We Quote You Below;
, SIDEBOARDS BUFFETS
$45.00 810511014110... ......... $3750 4250 surest. ........ 535.00
40.00 sioEBOAso ............ 530.00 35.00 BUFFET’. .. $23.00
5.00 sioEsoaso ............ 525'50 530.00 BUFFET...
3.000 sioEBOAso ....... . ..... $25.00 $23.00 BUFFET ................ $22.00
$82.00 SIDEBOARD ............ $22.50 525 00 BUFFET.. .............. $20.00
Eveiy picte is of the most ioiiublo make and absolutely giininntced.
A. J Collins 81 Co
Fnh5ral Directors and Embalmers.
' South Norwaik, Conn.
1‘_l2- l8 Not-iii Main Street,
O. D. Jackson,
Optician. .
Everything in the Option] Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
511 WALL STREET. PHONE 4:15 NORWALK. 3
”OOOWWWO
Don’t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1, 1909,
and Learn How to EARN it.
South Norwalk.
Day and Night Sessions.
Stamford. Port Ches‘ier.
. 3:2:
EleCtric Labor Savers
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes. SmulI. Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Rndiators,vetc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Demos.
IHE REED I ll Kl [Milli II.
FELEI’RONE 35-4. 36 WASHINGTON STREET
WAISTS
1121111'1 day brings a ticsli shipment of Waisis and 111- are piepnred to
show an attractive range or styles open front or back.
The Lingerie Models that We are showing pt $1.98 r1pc especially hand
ionic and dicssy. Choose now while the. display is now and best.
N. E. RYAN 81 (30.,
86 Washington Street, South Nprwalk.
m»...
So Is Our sale
it is an lichen Reduction
AT A SACRIFICE
CAN’T LIE FLYNN 8; RYAN
OUR GOODYEAR WELT SHOES
ARE HONEST ALL THROUGHo.
CREAM PITCHF'R
T _. In ddditiop to usual checks wit
Spices. Extradts, Clidcoiate,
C arch 153i 0
3 NO EXTRA cHAsoE FOR THE PER- * .
24 N0. Main 81. , South Norwalk.
TCI g 83" 51
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‘ *1,‘5.1.-145M‘.
1.‘ l'11'3r
92 Washington Street, south Norwalk
it;
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1 1 1 11 Audi eta: «1.
~wfl,12.53 .
Saturday SpeciAI Cut Price Day
ill Another day of extriaordinary bargains. Another day oi remarkable
'_ Sc Aiiionkctii; Gingham. Saturday
price cutting and astonishing value giving.
We never will carry goods
from year to year. Every sedtion offers values bound to win pursuant «
attention. Because of the [owners of the prince Wecannot fill M50 Orders. _‘ -
60 ToWeiing, 3c yd
tic. lilcnchcd 'l‘owelliig. twillcd roller or dish tow-
ciiiig, limit 10 yds.; Saturday .............. 3c yd.
.
$1.00 Skirts, 500
51.00 High Grade Flannel Skirts - ................ 50c
Sc Ginghams, Sc
120 Outing Flannel, 7 1-20 yd
12c. Outing Fliiillif’ls, pink and blue stripes, tine
quality limit 10 yards; Saturday .......... 7Vgc yd.
81:01111115 ijlnnucl ........................... 5c yd.
All liist_tolois Limit 10 yaids.
Limit, 10 yards.
American Prints, 7c yd
A line iLssortmuiit of gray, blue. and blnck grounds,
all new designs, copied from. silk cdcots; good
wnsli fabrics. Special .................... 7c yd.
59c and 791: Flouncings, 39c
27 inches wide, oxirhordinarily tine patterns to
choose from; an unusual omioriiinily. This Sat,-
. iirdny ......... ................... ‘..390 yd.
Limit 5 yards.
Hydegradc Skirts. 98c
Guaranteed Hydegrndc Skirts, extra wide, with
ruffle, him-k only; t‘lu‘Il Skirt has llydcgrndc in»
bid. While they last ........................ 98c
Heatherbioom Skirts, $1.74
We will sell one to a customer. The real Heath-
3 orblooin Skirts, look like silk, u'cnr better than
silk, nt .......... . . , ................. $1.74 each
Muslin Underwear Specials
19c Corset Covers .............................. 101:.
31.25 Night Gowns nt ...... _ ..................... 98c
79c Night Gowns at ............................ 590
Saturday Candy Special
101: 5110.200 Candy. .assorted with Chocolate. this
JSntii'rdny..' .................... ......‘....5cib.1
le IL5 I I33
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Wonderful Sale of Lingerie
. I
Waists
Over 3th brand new Lingerie Waists at unmatched '
low prices. Remember, We guarantee all of our
Waisis to fit. or‘we will exchange or cheerfully re-.
fund your money.
$100’WAISTS AT 090
Mode of sheer Batiste, handsomely trimmed. They
are dressicr and daiiiticr than the usual 81.00
\‘(nists and 1111.- tg.bc sold at ................. 690
Gibson Model Waists, 9'8c
Made just. like a man's shirt, very best materials,
all sizes; 11 Waist with a perfect fit. . . f . . .981: each
Pure Linen Waists, $1.98
Pure Linen Waists, splendidly made, one in a-
box
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$10. 00 Sample Waiéls, $5. 49
810 Sample Walsts. no two 511115.151; very finest.
qualiti of Mcssciine Silk, all hand made, in
black taupe, groen, brown; sizes 36 to 44. We
udy’ise early shopping for these Waists. ...... $5 .49 9
$5. 00 Sample Net Waists, $3. 98 '
We 11 iii offer you $5. 00 Sample Ne Waists, no
tyio alike, in white and taupe, sizes 36 to 40,
tomorrow at .. .L ........ ............... $3.98
Dutch Collars, 24c
ln nboiit a dozen different dainty ottects,en1broi-
dcrr. linen, in 111011 and lawn, values up to 390, ,
tomor'iion .. ...................... . ....... 24¢ each
390 Dutch Collins. tomorrow, while they last. .295 ea:
Boas and Ties, 250
.
Now Bow and Lace Tins out tomorrow. Don't: .,
tail to see this big assornnent.‘..'..'.".....255 decaf
New Veilings a P01111011 Priliés'T
\\ 0 will place on sale tomorrow 11 new line of ad? .
vance showing in Veillng.D011't tail to see this
line ‘ ................ . .......... ..,15c to 495 yd...
Embroidery, 100 yd
5500‘ yards 0! wide. strong Embroidery, ior- thl
Saturday ...... __. ...... .
. ...
'1 ~: .. 1
199,.”
Pmmw
.5150 ,
TAXES OFTHE‘ RAILROADB.
' 'liARTF‘ORD, Feb. 20.-Tlio railroads
pay to the state between 39 and 40
per cent. oi‘ its entire receipts accord-
ing to a statement made by State
Treasurer Pnttenbct‘ore the Farmers
Association when he advocated a state
tax in order to keep up the pay- asoyou-
go-pollcy which has made the stators
credit no good for many a year. Mr.
Patten told of the amounts to he rais-
ed by taxation and he said that the
towns should hear their share of the
burden because they have the advan-. « ,
t 3000 7 .: _
e expenditure tor\
51111111710 'vhosr -
OLDvTIME PHILOSOPHY.
' Ynii‘m got. to pay. good money {01
the best seats in the lite-circus. and
oven then the parlormanco closes be-.
your,
tore you think you ve had
money '3 worth.
“hen you To in the happy counti y
don‘t. cry out too loud. for if you go
to shouting Trouble will have a tine
chance to locate you.
Poveity is never lonesome and of
ten, when ”it meets its relations thev
can have a halleiiiia time rising in
meeting- and telling their troubles.
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onARE Anon. 1100110
505
N .
, Mng‘ND 5 LEAN SMOKED .aHouLilfiRs: Le
51:1 oily FRESH couurnv Eons, .
1100K BRAND co n (11159111111 ,
hit-E, LB'. . '
With, 1,011.. MOKR I
' A 9"“ ' ..'....a,2°
258tamnsw11hilb MOCIIE ands
defia‘com 11 innit.”
5" . 10 STAMPS FREE WITH ANY. OE. FOLLOWING. .,.
j.t pkg. Mqiimcb Corn Stnrcli..1oc
‘44 lb Pute Ground Mustard .401;
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Cakes. ....250
54' lb. Best Mixed Tea......'..1sc
Fine Old Port or. Sherry wine, per; gallon ._,.
2 (tabs Fancy Rhubarb. ...
1 Dozen Best Pickles ...... '
1 Large Bottle Bluingu :
1 Can Bostene Gleaner ..... «. .'
. .. 41.00
Wiloon, old crave, Hunter, Old Valley or Green River Whinkies,
per bout.
~ disease.
ALL DiFFERENC-Es SET-Tits?-
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. ails-«The
Austro- Hungarian- “TUIR'ISII protocol for
the settlement of the diherencca arts
in: out of the appointioii by the or-
mer power 01' Bosnia and Herzego 11a.
Wits signed here trinity by this grand vl-
tli'e Aus-
the Turkish government
000 indeinnity. The boy 0 00
too announced many the Asap
the boycott on Austrian m0
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..-_-.~lmpu1-e blood runs you do .
makes you an easy victim for or
Burdock Blood 3111's
lies the blood—cures the cause-5111101111
‘ in the chemistgy *'
111011 something token
is it Mini:
31‘ at
“idle mad. Mr. 11.111151151140111
must 11 killed a. cow to be crowin‘ 0,
. it that mncb.-‘-ii’ugit.
, i ,
plililll'tliird ,.
Norwalk Chronicler