tell HIM that he may call ii he
bring. a. box of our, delicioue
HOME .éMADE V
. canons
61 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 400.
Milan is the lie
when your area are turned on full
blast to look to your Fire ineuranee.
Every day you read of then eluded bl!
oven eaied furnace or atove.
Fire insurance in so reasonable you
can‘t attortt to be without it. . .
Telephone up at once. don't wait. or
drop no a card and we will bind you
Immediately upon its receipt.
Tayilir 8: Golden
'l'ei. tee-2
14 Washington bu. loath Nerwalk. 0t.
Pele People, Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the beat Iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Bracelet
ifliii NEWS
0EVENING GENTINE: TELEPHONEp
92-2—Newe Department
oz-aaauelneea Department
“oz—Branch Office. Nerwalk
090 ~Edltor'e Residence
Tfl-s-Ctty Editer'e Reeldence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain.
followed by clearing tonight; colder
tonight: Sunday partly cloudy; high
northeast shifting to northwent winds
tonight. The storm that war. central
over Georgia yesterday morning has
moved northeastward, incl-caning in
intensity, and is now central near At-
lantic City, N. .i it is causing snow
or rain and high winds along the count
north of Hatteras. N. C. Storm warn-
ings are continued along lilo New Eng
land coast. Pleasant weather prevail-
od this morning in the western and
southern districts.
lures continue in nearly all sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature: Low. 26; high, 3.1.
Cloudy. i...
Father McDonald, assistant at St.
Mary's pariah, bade a farewell to his
Norwaik friends thin morning and
wont. to Bridgeport where he will take
up his new duties as assistant paator.
'l‘he Norwuiit thcatro fund has
awolietl now to which. Anatmnctmiont
la mode that no subscriptions will he
rocoivcd after April I, in order that. if
tho lhonlro is to he built, work may
ho ctuumtmccd tho lirat of May.
—-—‘i‘he "Meta," with a lineup of star
players, will play Norwalk Monday
night. \\'oli-known here as one of
New York's heat teams. iligh School
ra. iiethei High, lutornoholaatic it‘ll-lea.
Dancing. Armory. Monday night.
Sheriff Goodwin, of Norwalk, who in
it'illlili auont for this arction, has boon
horo -roroutly looking on boys who
itoop away from school. llt' sultan
that ho found about. lli‘ioou who won-
not fultiiling tho rouuirouionln of tho
law regarding achool attendance.
W
—Nice l'mhrollas. ()‘iirtcn.
Work on tho foundation of tho now
houno that is bring ort-riod by Charles
A. Burr on lilo coruor of (ionior anti
ivlt-lipuouvonuos. Norwalh, in nearly
rompiotod and tho actual work of
building will soon ho t-ouuuourod.
'i‘ltia lattor will be in t'itili'gt‘ of Not-
aou iluhholl, tho Clil‘poiltol‘.
W...—
’l‘ho uraiui worth) patriarch. ii}. i..
Iioitoulhuii, of South filaurhonior will
make his annual Hail to Concord iii-
rluion. No. 2. Sims of 'i‘omporunoo. on
Monday night. All iiii'lititt'l‘li uro ro-
ouontotl to ho proaoni. lioirouinuonta
will ho curved -tli. tho clone of tho
un-olinu.
—w.m
—-—.‘<llu.lii It'rouh llama. lio lh.: loin ot‘
Pork to roaat. tic. lh. llayoa‘ Mitt.
John llorinih anti Lizzie Ililtinn Wt‘i‘l‘
mmrioti liiiit morning at St. llmoph'u
ohuith hi I‘lllili‘i (horuitzky. .lohn
t-ilnyrnalt and .itnu-ph Korokou atood
tip with the couple. The groom ht
ontpioycd in tho Lockwood Manuluo
luring company's plant. while the hrtdo
has lived In l-iouth Norwullt for noiuo
limo. They will rookie to Loxtmltun
avenue.
An argument to strike out para:
iii‘lwllu or parts of peremnphu in com-
ptaiaat watt hoard Hill mooning in tho
Norwullt end of the Town Court he»
toro Judith Taylor in lhh came of Thom-
no McQullluu vu. l’hilip Goodwin. The
matter in an action with reference to
roll outnto. l-lurtbutt A Davie repre-
unlit tho puununn. while Attorney Ne
homiah Untitled nppoare for the defen-
ant.
“haw ilatn. mile nuts. o'nrlen.‘
Moderate tempora-
» For
M anemone
Launch Works
miter Frame. set up and really to
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to Order
by competent workmen.
OyetchhellPoint.Norweik
A. J. Hand 81 Company
litthlIil ENGINEERS iNlI
ENNINMNNRS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Heyt'e Theatre Building, South Nee
walk. coon. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embeimer
10 North Main street, South Nor-walk.
Reeidence. 0 Waehingten Street.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Telephone at heuee. 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes, Preat.
Wm. A. Cut-tie, Vlee-Preat.
Fred'k A. Elle, Secy d» Treae.
w-lio,vn Cups. lioya‘ t'apa ()‘lirion.
.___.——-e‘—
It in feared that Alisa Ultiiut‘ Moro-
houeo, 0t Merwin atreoi. who tell down-
stairs several tiara ago, and in now at
tho Nor-walk hospital, has sustained a
stroke of paralysis.
“Extra entertainmout in Town
'l‘out‘hore' Entertainment t‘ourao. read-
ing by Minn Juno Lowlu, at South Nor
walk linptiat t‘hurch. Monday, Jan. 3i.
Special single admission 23c.
At tho mootiuu of lilo Sunday Ht‘litilii
hoard of tho Norwnilt Molholiiat
chart-h, hold that owning. tho vacancy
canard by tho tioparluro wt‘hl of \i'iilis
Ii. St-liol'k. wan llliod It) tho t'Ii‘t‘iiOll
as nuporiuloiuionl of 142 i.. \‘i'oliioruox.
itsaintnul anporintondonl. i’riuri-
pa] l'uritor. ol‘ tin-_('ontor urhool, wua
rhosou
'l‘ho olilror from tho Now Huron
(‘uuuli homo, who clinic to .\'orwnlll
youloldny to ialto buritawilh hiln tho
iiiiio runaways, Ralph (into and Wit
linm Marvin. Nillit‘ti that thin wan the
fourth limo tho youupor lull had run
away, and that now hin wiah to no to
tho Sluto itol‘orm urhonl would prohnh
iy ho uranloll. 'i‘ho liltio lull said you
lm'duy that whoa he not lhoro ho wan
doing to write to all tho "little" at tho
iioun- urging thorn in lrnro.
~Mon' s and lioya‘ Cnpa. O'Iirion.
. .. mu...” -....,
NOW
is THE TIME FOR
YOU TO SAVE.
tituuo young moo
think It will ho onnirr
to euro a little tutor.
'i‘horo in nothing in
it, if your income in-
rrunoou no will your ox.
pounce.
THE TiMfsTO SAVE
NOW
South Norwelit
Trust co.
4% ON SAVING!
Punching Bags, Box-
' Gloves,
\
IEIT
Saturday Chocolates,
FULL LB. BOX
25c
Milton-Powell Corporation,
II WAOHINOTON IT.
hollering, Ice statesman.
e finding
ey Goods of All lode
At COLEMAN’S
‘ unwe arena
10 North Main at. loath Nemlh
Agent for A. fl. apaidlnp'e
leer Iali and charting Geode
INNII NI Iiiii SIIIiI
mixed. 'l‘wo thousand eharee of tin
ion Pacific cold at 186,. to,18i‘i%. com-
pared with 185% last night.
Good
we are etic‘kiéra for taethwh ether in our advertleinu. or no.
to face with you... When we state prieea, you can count an aura be-
ing the iowee't In town for anode of equal quality. And you can
bank on our reductions being genuine. every time. Hence the rec.
eon why Red Tape alway. make good. We invite comparison.
, along the above line: on the following RED TAG SALE OFFIR.
iNGB:
can Woolen loet 1%.
Kansas City Sopthern it.
. .1
. . orders were cleared up and there was
BIG REDUCTIONS a general brisk advance, in which the
, ~ . , , prominent railroads and lnduatriaie
0n overcoats 0n Fancy Suits figured conspicuously. Reading maria
‘ , a gain of 2 not ta. Union Pacific and
’10-00 ‘0 insen-nonn. .185 '12-“ ‘0 .a-o-vueen-v... O7.” Conmlldated Ga: 1% and Southern PI,
$15-00 I° -~---------~--"°-35 "5'00 I" '-"'-"“"'-~'I°-35 cillc, Chesapeake and Ohio, Wabash
‘18-00 ‘0 e . e u u v u a . e u . I - 0‘12.” .18-00 ‘0 e . . e . I e . .‘g . . . . .Sia.” ”rd" Kansas City Sou‘hem p'dq Co"),
025-00 to - - - . . . - - - - - - . . $18.86 $25.00 to . . . . . . . . . . ..... 018.85 rado Fuel and Westinghouse Electric
$30.00 to ...............822.85 030.00 to . ”$22.85 ‘ 1, Trading became quiet at the high
if you have a boy and that boy neede any clothing. don't lose ”“1
a minute in bringing him to this eaie.
We can eaveyyou money.. WALL STREET, noon.
dull.
Pittahurg Coal pfd. 4 12. Union Pa-
, clfic2
or more.
at a decline of 4 b2.
TWO STORES:
:4 So. Main St.,
Masonic Building,
So. Norwalk.
Norwallt.
NNIillil Bliiii
(Continued from First Page.)
arrangement of' the club's colors
utrenlning from a cluster of vuri-coior-
ed lights in the center of the ceiling
made a pretty effect that waned-hunc-
ml by the brilliant costumes of the
young lediog who wore present in
throl'ixs. Particularly pleasing to the
eye was a trellis-arch countructod of
the national colors that led into bow-
erg and cozy corners on the east side
of tho hail.
Speldei'g orchestra from Bridgeport
provided music for the hundred or
more couple: in attendance. and the
[nyely and morrimunl occenioned by
the alraim of two atop, waltz. the
graceful Spanitih or the more lively
barn donor was rotioclod in the fut-ea
of everyone present. At tho close of
the tenth dent-o, at intermission. N“
fronhmoltla were served by tho mom
horn of tho rinh. and the dancing was
continued until eomotimo nftor illlti~
Success In Not Merely "Getting There"-It's
Getting There Cleanly.
i'vo nmer cold one dollars worth of gtaiu that i would not buy
baclt .ll who sold if proved uneatiafatltui—«ao it don't pay to offer
my trade a lino of grain that will in am nay mount-a education. You
can't buy a pthor (loam-r. more evenly milled food than "Bonnie"
llorao. Cattle and Poultry Footiw-iloiuc (hound. Prince? If you pa)
lot-la olaowliorewtou got tons. g.
Quality First. Laet and All the Time.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
”a.“
Proprietor
Ronnie. Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
lionuio Poultry Feed
Bonnie Stork Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Food
W-nmw
Photographs at Jackson’s Studio
A SPECIAL ART LlNE or werea catone.
' night. The uninio was all that could not“ and. Landlord 3.1mm, it
PICTURE W6 1”“ WWW" ulnny'of tho "”9" “’1“ find Con , 6: the hotel. has been tutti)
OPPOSITE HOTEL. ei'uacxeon'e eruolo. NORWALK.OONN. "“ " "WWW" “M mm" ”W “will“ '“h WWW” ii“ ”M “u“
[tillt‘t‘g with the younger society on tho
“00F.
WALL STREET, 10: ill a m.-—The
oponiuc stock market we tteneraiiy
dull and ilucluetion.’ wfi'e narrow and
U. B.
fiteel fluctuated sotnewhat feveriehiy.
running of! it. and rallying M. Ameri-
iouievilie and
Naahviiie l and American Smelling tilt.
Pullman sold atan advance of 1% and
WALi. eruanr. it a. m.-——'i‘he mer-
itet gathered utrcngth when the selling
cioaing.-
The market closed rather heavy and
Prices moved upwards again in
the late dealings. after a period of
quiet. Gains in Reading reached 2 1‘2.
l-ti anti several other stocks 1
Pacific Telephone pfd. sold
IIIIIIIINIEN Ililili iii Ilii
WERE 32.00
Q
l,Lot Men’ s Black Overcoats,
wen: ozone. mm AND mo
1 Lot Fancy 0vercoats,-
YOUNG MEN'S SIZES, $10.00 AND 012.00 OOA‘I’O
1 Lot Children’ s Overcoats,
SIZES 0 TO .18. WERE, $5.00 AND “.00
Size 34, 35 and 36 Top Coats at Half Price
Desirable Patterns and All Sizes in Spits
. THAT wen: atuoo AND $20.00. NOW, 37. 89
All Derby and Soft Hats,
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washinnton Street, South Nora/elk
TEEEPHONE 165—5
$6.89
$3.89
$1.59
AND 02.50
Special for Saturday
Fancy Shoulders, 120 lb.
UNITED GROCERY co.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 1‘3
ECHOEO OF THE BANQUET.
Bauvenlr. of South Nemaik Given by
J. A J. Ceah Highly Appreciated.
The clever little eouvonir pennants
reading "Mado in South Norwalk“
which were distributed at tho banquet
errhania nnd Motmt‘ecluroia
cloning. haw been in
tnnemnch as ho had quit. a large natu-
bor more than wore ueod. he has boon
Among those notice-ti “I "1“ dance moaned to give them out to those who
wore Mr. null Mrs. Frotlorirk Thomp- have requested thorn.
eon. Mr. and hire Duriti Pollard. Mi“ ‘Mr. t‘onnor ordorod thoao pennants
“M Mrs. l-Zdunrd W. K"”"~"- M“ and about a mouth nun from J. & .l. (faith.
2 hire. (it-til‘xt‘ I“ Putilt‘. Ml‘fl. :thflI'ti Lillliil‘ll, liliii “a“ ilIKIIi." IiiPliM‘ii Wilt‘li
C63“ ties S - - C O . .
9 '9 ,_ R ilrowcr. Mr “M M” “tlilnm ““3‘ tho company protuupnniod them upon
' “"""'~ M" “M MN" "0““ “M“- M‘" lhoir tiolivory with a complimentary
Hel‘l'lng 4 lbs . _ 2 C E lilili Mrs William liligxormnn Mr.~ m,
, .’ \\_illiuni liinarzoi Mikel-e liarriot ()doll. Mr. (‘onlun‘ has “15“ hm,“ plenum!
e .\i:allin Hil)’.t'h 'I‘hoi ionouml Illa Vorlill by tho congratulations ilt‘ has m...“
Fromish’ 3 lbs” . o 250 lnoz iluniria. l.oi|a Albion ()iiir hit“ rocolvlng over the olaboratonoas of the
Miriam “m“ m“ llidor. EN“ Sohu- manner in which ho rarriod out the
HIddOCk, - - . l ntaun, N‘m“ lluioigh. “‘m“ Smith. 1"“ l-toul. no la dt‘liil‘Oilti that full rrt-tllt
numb 10C i‘n_\ltir, Hitlrlhtilii Smith, Blowout Show ho pivot) the lira! of Root] & Volk for
- - I ‘ v
' hon. lidiih Posh-r. lioiop 'Ihompaon. tho bountiful electric lllumlnaliona of
welkfiSIl. - ' " ' 12C Alhortiuo Mnihoia. llnaol lilaacor, Min. a... “mum, “mm
Shad. " ‘ " . " 10¢ air and Knlhnu Millard. Floronru , ‘Mwm... .
Pike, . .. . . 16C mutton. Milo Lyon. Mary liotte, Mum CORPORATIONS OLD AND NEW.
sea EBCIIIODS, " " me Q'- :l“:‘w'\.l;fl(t" yum: Jeannette and The (leelophonr Company of New
. o u ou'or . , .. . . . .
Opened Long Clams, - 40C qt. llaun. formed to tuttmragl Ilit. eludy
Oysters. Long and Round Clams in Shell
nu Wrat_
don. ilnrold Van‘ l.|ou.
oily. t-ltoro Smith, ilarold
TELEPHONF l08.
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FREE DELIVERY.
,.......... .. . . .... .. . mum... fl...
' ' William Rider,
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It as cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argent] Boiler
oot‘ Station and r. Franco.
mouth. Mliiili.
Klino. Clarenco Cram, Port-y Morgan
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
i‘iuckiuy: rot-option committee,
llotte and Percy Sheri-on.
latencc.
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A very important meeting of the ex
ooutive committee of the Merchants
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co"
IOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
MILL TEL. M. . YARD. TIL.
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
One, two and three-ply 'l‘ar Paper.
Slatere' Paper.
Sheathing and Buildem' Paper.
complete re
tire them hip of the annotation
Window (lines of every description.
Hash Wei lite and (lord .
Moulded ooden (flatten. two eieea.
”Manolo" Aephalt Fabric Roofing,
H. Rowan liii viee-preeldent
warranted. Heir lueuletinc and Deetenin: Pam
i
in: oilice.
i
Monet's A. Ariana. Randolph lit-its.
Storo liray. ltoorito (‘uvnnaulh 'l‘hour
.lr.. William Wclinlgl. lloorge
Steak Cod. Spanish Mackerel Smell. Eels, Finnan Haddies. Butter- :f:""'“l;“d(; J“(3;rigfihm“2"":1r‘a’hlmz'
fiSh Salmon and Large Blue" John 'i‘_ McCormick. liowurd Plot-eon.
. . . Now York city, Fri-d Smith. i’orot
utblll’s ridge lSh arket rlhorron, Perry llnrnum, Clairo into
0
of Now York
Murray.
t‘iu-aior liteokor, (Tyrun W. (tray. .lr..
l’oroy Morgan. 'i‘had-
done liollu. .lonopli Aaliwoli. Howard
(‘hlrhonlen Charlene Vorln, Frank and
lituphon Smith. Edward Parker. lion-
of Ply~
Intetor Wheeler. Stephen Smith. Jay
the
Nutmeg C‘iiili; coltmittee of arrange-
ments. Joseph A. Aehwell. Thaddoue
The prohi-
deut of the club in John Kline. The
club in now in the ninth year or lte
and Manufacturers Association will
be held Monday evening at the loath
Norwnik Club. At that time the plan
and cocoa and advertlelng committees
will report preliminary to making a
to a meeting or the en-
coded for next Wednesday evening.
The letter meeting will also be called
upon to name a enooeeeor in Frederick
of languages by means of phonograph»
iv and correspondence instruction. has
tiled a certificate of incorporation in
the olilce oi the secretary of the state.
The company. is capitalised tut $23,000.
but will hogin business with 01.000.
The incorpornlorn are Louis '1‘. lleatly.
(‘hnrloa .i. liliuiignoeey and David J.
McCoy. all of New Haven.
The Dnnhury b. Delhel Electric Light
Company has filed a certificate in-
crooning ila capital atln‘k to $300,000.
The Pomona Printing Company of
Zniloid hen filed a preliminary oertltl-
rule of dissolution.
The Healing a Lighting Corporation
of Norvruik hue filed a certificate of
The committees in charge of the “mm“, of name to tho Hunting &
all‘uir woro an follows: Floor ,mana- Plumbing Conipnny.
Ask us for infatuation nor, William J. Rider; aide. mm
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BERLIN IlANCH POWER.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 29.——.\’o change
of the motive power on the licriin
branch from electricity to steam is
contemplated. according to a elate-
ment made at the oliice of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford road.
today. At preeenl condensers for Mid
diciown are carried by trolley from
Berlin Junction on the line between
Hartford and New Haven. A report
he: been current that the road would
return to the use of locomotivee. but
each a change in not now contempiut
ed. according to information given out
today. The change- iu view are on
the Air Line road between thin city
and Middletown.
r
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Mien Battle llodwetl and Mice May
‘limlth have gone to New Rochelle, N
'Y., to be client: ever Sunday of the
it in elven the very young woman
who admltet that ehe to growing old.
”i. tidy. and litre. W W. '1‘. Duncan.
Charter '1‘. Duncan an e member or
the executive committee, neither tellv
‘ noon Six teblee were milled. “I
an in?
iitliilii is lit iltliil
Crest oi the River Seine Wes Reach-
ed at Midnight. and Has Been
Going Down binoe
PARIS, Jan. 20.—-—'l‘he waters of the. .
river Seine after having reached an un-
precedented height and caused great
destruction began to rocede today.
The creel of the flood was reached at .
last midnight. The waters remained
alatiouary until 2 o'clock, after which
they fell slowly. At it o'clock there
has been a drop of two inches, accord—
ing to an ofiiclal elatrment issued this
fore-noon.
During the night the literal clouds
disappeared and the weather cleared.
This morning the sun shone brightly.
The delay in telegraphic communica-
tion throughout France and to [titty
and Switzerland continues today.
Despite the fact that the waters aub-
sided throughout the forenoon, the all.-
uetion within the city was not improv— ,
od today. On the contrary, the surface
water further invaded the streets while
the preeeure from the choking torrents
underground opened new crevices in
RUDIO places and at bther points forced
up the pavements into great outruetm
lug hammocks lilting and come times
tearing up trees and lamp polite.
This wee especially noticeable in the
Place de la Concorde. the Rue Royeie ’
and the place de i‘Opere. The greatest.
damage has been done at the Place dew
l‘Opern and.” 8t. insure Station.» At
the former four had cave-ins have oc- .
curred; one In front of the new build. ‘
in: of the Board of Equitable Life As-
eurmce Society. where the water bee
poured into the basement. Workman
have eurcooded in erecting temporary
walla to protest the Place de l'Opere
an in the region in front of the It.
Munro Station, where the water! H5
cinu through Rue do la Grange-Daub
iore. jointing the flood of overflovml
rowers, have turned the Place du HI"
vre into a. lake and some sectiena of
the Rue de i'.Arcelie the Rue trim
edit the Boulevard liliueenienn. in '
front or the Expltorl Chapel. mm
to the memory of the dmpituted Bear»
bone into veritable riv‘ere.
WASHINGTON, Jan. til min waver
to inquiries the State Department kl
received a dispatch from Maw!
Baron in Perle slitting nun an AM“
cane in that city were rate. are, tell'
them. however. have been cannibal“
to vacate their houeee became of 8m
conditione.
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HOIPITAL wrllw ewe. .
Mrs Reed a. Flynn entertained the‘
“capital Whlet Club. illiteracy lithe
a meet enjoyable tlnie lied by all. A
preheated eooiel of the club will be
field with hire George II. m. W
landt place. on Friday event“ of" ‘ ’
week, February i.
Norwalk Chronicler