A child s magma of the Candy sold
here wOuid be that it's “all good. ” The
.7 child is right. We dbn’ t afar an ounce
of Confectionery tor an e. from old
«style stick candy to Chocolates and
lion Bonn but that which is absolutely
pure and wholesome
F. ALPINE
Tel. 409. . QM ,Wn‘ubingion St.
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02-2—Ncwn nap-rim:
Bea—Bunnie» Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwnlk
m ~Editor'o Residence
729.5..cny Editor's Haldane.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnik and vicinity: Unsettl-
ed weather with light rain or snow to-
night, followed by clearing Thursday
al'ternoon; brisk and possibly high
south shifting to northwest winds
'l‘hursday. A long trough of low pres-
sure, extending from Louisiana north-
eastward to Ontario, is causing cloudy
and unsettled weather with rain or
snow in nearly all sections oust of the,
Mississippi Ilver. An area of high
pressure central mer Kansas, is [llO-
during pleasant weather between the.
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
ll\c1.ZeIo thIIperutIIres were ropott-
ed rom the. exiiemu northwest Time
has been a decided rise in tomporutme
during the past twonty~t0ur hours in
the eastern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘cntpcraturc: Low, 29; high, 30.
Cloudy.
Mm
Miss .lulitu Hatch. Miss Margarito
lintcli.,Cllfi’ord Bailey and Howard
Bailey still Fibruary find for Nashua.
George W. Lynch has taken the po-
sition of manager of the new theatre,
known as llaloy‘s Theatre, in New
Haven.
iiortunda, for u live weeks' stay.
(‘aptain Ward and (‘ndot Pat-hos
from StunIlm-d will conduct a. special
service tonight in the Hall 50 Water
street. Good shining and an interest
lag time. You are I'ordlnlly invited.
Edward Staffers. employed as an
oloeil‘it‘iitll by the Now York. Now Has
you and Hartford Railroad Company.
has gone to St. i’otorsluII-Iz. Florida, to
spend the remainder of the winter.
.lohn .I, 'l‘wohlll, who has been con
period with the Hotel I‘llftord for sov-
erai years. in toIIIporariiy engaged as
(‘ll‘l'ii at the Hotel tireon. nl thinhury,
in pint-o of i“l’illllt l-‘arroll, the regular
clerk, who is ill at his home in Nor~
walk.
The regular monthly meeting of tho
Norwnllt ilird (‘iuh will be hold on
Monday evening. February th, at tho
homo ol‘ Minn Hard. 40 Wool avonno.
A new series of aterooptioon pictures
Will be shown and IIII'IIIht-ra have the
privilege of bringing one about.
The regular monthly meeting of tho.
Noru‘uik Hospital dlroolors was held
last evening at which time the roun-
iitl' I‘oIIlltIo luminous was gone tltIotIglI
with. The reports of tho oxcoutlvc
oounulltoo and treasurer woro board
and various other matters pertaining
to lltmpllltl work were discussed.
Work will no (ltllllllltilwt'tl shortly on
the improvements in tho qunrtorn or
the Nutmou club. of Norwuih. The
tuition! will be changed and the roman
will ho rouoruiod llll‘otluiioiii, int-ind
lug now burlap. now lnrniiuro. ole.
The club has now a tumulwrshlp of
about. sixty, includinu tho liHHIlt‘llllI'
members.
lluuno;~ (tonal-ll. N0.
of Liberty. will hold their rupnlnr
melding tomorrow night. The degree
will he conferred on three onmlldnlc-n.
The new tlonttltnI-n will ho IInoIi in ”I"
work. lt‘ver) IIIulIIlwr in I‘Itduostui to
be present. demolition of interest to
«wry member will lav prtmoitlml for
the good of the order.
5". llatuthloru
'i‘bo tiolden Hooplro Boclni (tlub 1an
III the homo of Mrs. Annie Merriam.
Monday night. and a «build evening
was enjoyed with manic, cards and so-
I-ioiy puzzles. Quite a largo number of
pollliio authored in spite of the cold.
and a very pleasant owning wan spent.
Roironhiiietitn were. served about iii
o‘clock. and all Input-ted. voting Mrs.
Merriam an ideal hostess.
Canary Seed Grovel Bird
Mllilll, ll Bitters.
Cattle 'Eitb.
Everything Neenury for Care at
amt-
Shibm-Powedidorpmdon.
id 'WAOHINCTQN .Ti
fl.-
bi the ..
blnat' to look to your Fire tolerance.
Every day you read at tires caused by
overhauled furnace or store
Fire insurance in no reasonable you
can i We“ to be without it.
Telephone hr at once, don't wait, or
drop us II card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Cplden
31mm - "i
. .mp2 Nownlk. Oi.
Pale People. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the beyni: iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red. Blood
r. H. BAXTER. Draught
””“nannhsofi‘E'wm
Launch Works
piBoiEEt Fremo- set up and randy to
an
All kinds of rap r work.
Launches or at sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPolntNorwnlk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
ElElililiiili ENGINEERS Mill
lilililiiililllili
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'u Theatre Building. south Non
walk. Conn. Phone 428
“The lobby of the \lot walk postollleo
is Iesplcndent in a new coat of green
paint.
Coritcnoe Tribe, of Norwalk, will
work the Adoption degree at its meet-
ing tomorrow evening.
I‘arle Garfield has resumed his du-
ties in the A (it P. ten eompam s Nor-
walk store after a short illness
Special services were held today in
tho, Catholic and Epistopui (banned
in celebration of Ash Wednesdm the
opening of Lent
Father McDonald.
Mary's Church. Bridgeport, “as in
Norwalk Iculcrdnv tolling upon
friends in his old rth trgo.
A meeting of the St. .lutnon (‘lI't‘lo
of the King's Daughters, will be held
at the home 0! Mrs. Charles lilydon-
assistant at St.
bore, 10 Core art-hue. East Norwalh.
Thursday Feb. itlth at 2;:lll o‘clock,
The first in a series of oraugoiislic
services was bold lust oII-IIiIIu at tho
Noru‘alk Methodist (‘illll‘t‘lL tho pup-
ior. Rot. l". l). 'l‘orroy, speaking to a
good sized congregation on tho sph-
joet. "t‘hrint the Messiah." Those sor-
t'lees will he held every night this
week have Saturday
lhIonglI the ofi‘mta or \iis. W ll
(‘lIIIIeh president of the hay {\"IIINIII
the prlIllouo of tho woman s euthanize
have been extended to tho IIIomhots oi
the institution. in this any urtlrioa
may ho displayotl there for solo, the
proceeds of \vlilrh may he turnml over
for the. bouoill of tho Nursery.
"‘tnd‘ llutlory. tho woll-ltuown .\'or-
walk Mueller and ilrotunn. has an
honored that ho is in the hold for tho
oilleo of tire chlot. MI; itutlory has
quite a good sized barking among lilt‘
ill't‘lllt‘ll. Among the other names lIIt‘ii‘
tiouod are those of Irxinu Rt't‘il lnr
chief and William "llllt'il for linkinlrilll.
A number or proIIIiIIoIIt ill’tlllit'il hnro
boon approached, bIIt' rel'tIno to Hill.
and tire matters in Norwulk. it is stut-
od. are pretty oftoeiuall)‘ llt‘liltli‘ltlilt‘ll.
A meeting of tho directors of tho
llny Nursery will he held at the home
of Mrs. E. ii. llotelIkiaa, i Arrh street.
on Monday afternoon. February ii. at
2245‘ p, III.. lIIInIodiaioly following this.
at .1 o‘clock. tho quarterly meeting of
the Day Nursery Association will he
rolled to order ill thin session. soror-
ui I‘lIungI-s in the constitution and by-
lIIwa ot‘ the oruaulnulion will ho run-
aldorI-d. In \‘low of this uood atlltinl~
am‘o ol' tho IIu-IIIlIoI‘a of tho Itsanrla;4
lion is requested.
llopllat and Mrs. W. H iluhlwln on
tortulnod a number or irionda that own
nlnu at u Dl‘i‘-ll‘lllt‘ll whisl. at their
home in Wall sin-oi. Nurwalk. At tho
riot-Io ol‘ tho pathos I'ol‘I‘IsslIIIIonla wore
noryod. Thono present included. he
Aldon the host and hostess. Mr. and
Mrs, \V‘I-ymut'. Mr, and Mrs. M. ii
Iilovor. Mr. and Mrs. l, llall. Mr. and
Mrs. .i, ii, tlI‘IIaoI-y. Mr. and Mrs. it:
(L Murphy. Mina (lrouory, Allan .‘Ilnitlo
Ilrogory. Mina M. in Parks. Mrs, Kate
l’. Hunter and (l. bl. Slnuloy.
'l‘lio pariah of Hi. l‘nnl'n (‘huroh has
lnnnod a wry utirnetlvo. and internal-
lnu {our page loallot for tho ia-nton
iii'iltmll. 'l'ho from page contains the
pariah dlrmtory. whllo tho inside pau-
I-a are devoted to an appeal for n nlriot
and hilly IIIIIIorvnItI-o of the season inal
about in upon, The cloning tent of
the pamphlet contains prayora for the.
parish and for unity. with a statement
of tho work dom- by Arthur H. t‘bll
tint at St. Andrew's lililllllllfl. in Wilmi-
pnnk.
LARGEOT ABGORTMENT 0F
Valentines
Valentine Post Cards
From to to $5.00
At COLEMAN’S
NEW! I‘l‘Oitl
to North Main be. death Namath
Agent for A. a. llpniding'o
Inn doll and Opening deeds
when your tires are turned on full
Spec for Tinseck
50 Men’s Black and
Oxford Overcoats
in large and small sizes, which formerly sold for $12 to
$15; sale price.
$4. 85
A rare chance‘to get a good Overcoat at a great bar-
gain. Sec them in our South Window.
All our broken lots of MEN‘S :2 and :3 sent 98
HATSIIt . . . . c .
if) U ‘l‘ E: l T T E F? L}
TWO STORES:
:4 So. Main St..
So. Norwalk.
Masonic Building.
Harwell:
Success In Not Merely "Getting There"-—It‘s
Getting There Cleanly.
l'vo no\cr sold one dollars worth of grain that I would not buy
back at price sold if protod Iinantiaimtorywno it dont pay to offer
my trade II line oi grain that Will in any win mouse. a question. You
can't buy a purer. cleaner. more evenly Inlilod food than “Bonnie"
llorso. (tattle and Poultry Ftfl‘d-flHOIIIO (lround. Prices? it you pay
less CiSthIlCl‘t‘rwytlil get less. “5.
Quality Fint. Lu! and All the Time.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
Pmprletor
lionnle Horse Nod
ilonnie Dairy Farm
llonuie Poultry Feed . ,
Bonnie Stork Feed ' '
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
WWWW
Photographs at .lackson’ 3 Studio
ASPECML ART LINE OF WATER COLORO.
PICTURE FRAMING
JACKEON'B OTUDIO.
OPPOSITE HOTEL. NORWALK. CONN.
In your new home use hot water or steam heat.
It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results.
Specii y an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
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wa“, ...._ mfiw--- ...
Small Hemng, not drcSSed, 4 lbs., 25c
Flat Fish, not dressed, 3lbs.,25c
Weak Fish. 12:: lb.: Smelt. 16 and 20:: lb.; Pike. 16: in. Blood. Since“.
ate-k Cod. White Filh. Salmon, Finnnn Haddtel. Halibut. Rocknwny Long
Clams, 40c qt; Long island Encailopn. 30c qt. Sea and New Bedford EIOII
lope. Greenport Oysters. mild menu. 50c qt Round and Long Ciamo. open
in Iholl. Stud 12c lb.
Cut ill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TE PHONE [08. FREE DEIIVERY.
ma liRASPEtli8®
amW-Avu .w.
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
vcav near cauuanv BUTTER. . pound ......... . .............. 36c
SUGAR SUGAR SUGAR
25 count“ seer anNULA‘reo about ten- ............ .......... $1.30
19 pound. near GRANULATEO equn Im— ......................... 01.00
FLOUR FLOUR FLOURMH
MP FANCY PATENT noun. a barrel ............... ....... «.75
Ace rAncv uArttn'r noun. 2d 12 lb. mu ............ : ..... ....arc
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WABHINCTON CT" COUTH NOIWALK.
TEL NO. 909. Dollverlu 8:30 mm and 2:30 p. m. FREE OELlVIHV
.LAL....~..
Gold‘Mcdnl Flour, 87c
....25¢
G'II"’1°¢
.286
tilt“. portion ................ ....30o 5 lbs. Prunes
Stilr'tly menu I “tutti por don. . ..3Dc Dried Punches. per lo.
ll lint. ilnltnnn halides ....2M 20 Oranges for
ti lbs. Muscntnl Raisins ........ Hilde 4 cans Pumpkin ........ .260
:1 plus. Beaded italsinn .Wabe ti lbs. Pickled Salmon ...........2bc
2 lbs, Table Raisins ..... ........250 ll cans Sardines ................250
United Grocery Co
victim :t>ti:.
....... deIQ
to NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE‘ :43
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section or buying order- caused vio-’
want. eraser. 10:10 a. m.-—A can.
lent advances in the opening prices of
stocks. Amalgamated Copper storied
2% higher than last night‘s closing
price, Great Northern. pill. 2%. Ghana»
“peaks and Ohio 2%,: Southern, Pn-
‘cldc. Reading and American Smelt!“
i on. Union Pacific. Rock island and
N. Y. Central ll, Unis, Steel pic]. 1%.
Atchison and Consolidated (Inn 1%
and St. Paul. Denver and Rio Grande.
Baltimore and Ohio, luterboronxh-Met-
ropolltan pi'Il., Northern Pacific and
Canadian Pacific 1 mo 1%. There
" were 10. 000 shows of United States
Steel sold at 781,5 to 76% with fol
lowing sales at 77, compared with
75% last night.
WALL STREET ii a. tit—«Realiz-
lnz sales made only slight lmpresnion
on prices and nitet an interval of
quiet. the market started up briskly
again. rising fractionally above the.
opening; price». Union Pacific's gain
reached it points, Chesapeake & Ohio
3 1-8 and Great Northern Ore Cer-
tificates ll l-«i.
WALL STREET. 1 p. tit—Fluctua-
tions Were extremely narrow. but there
was an easier tone to the market, prom-
inent stocks generally ruling a frac-
tion below the high prices of the tore~
noon. lllnh Copper gained it points.
THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S.
Punt M. Potter‘s comedy, The Girl
trout iloetor'n. from the French of
Pierre Veher. which had a long run in
New York and is now tonrinur the
country. was presented at lloyt's Thea~
ire last night. before an audience which
tilled the house. The loading role. that
of Monte. "The Girl from itcetor‘s."
was exceedingly well played by Dor-
othy Al'i‘lllt‘, who proved herself an
actress or much power. oxeolient mo
precision and versatility, and one to
whom the {more in her profession
should look bright. .l. S. Murray was
also particularly good as I‘rof, Aubrey
Maboon, and the remainder ot‘ the cunt
supported well. The play is supposed
to he a free voralou of \'ohor's work
and has been toned down very eon-
sldoruhly ulllt‘o its appearance on
llroadway.
HARTFORD CLOSED UP.
n...—
Church Federation Continue: War on
Saleem and Shown.
Hotel launchers, saloon keepers and
theater men are still kooplng up their
light unalust the newly enforced Sun»
day t‘lilflllig law in iinrtford. There is
a general doslt‘o to make. a test case as
soon as possible, by opening some
theaters llt'xl Sunday night. sellingv tho
lit'lii‘ln through tho “‘i‘i‘h, and not on
Sunday. says a dispatch from that city.
Among the attractions of yesterday
afternoon was an address by the Rev.
Dr. Rockwell Potter. pastor of the lead-
tng (‘ongrountiouai church. in Hart
ford, who has hoop one of the lenders
in the light against. the theatre. saloon
and hotel men. The address was git"
on in the Repair theater. and was well
:Itloutiod by those who formerly sought
lholr Sunday llu-ntrtoals Ila-re.
A sharp “llit‘ii has kept by the po‘
lioo all day to prmont any Infringi-
IIIoIIt oi the closing law" and no viola:
lions were detected. The campaign is
Ewing I-oIIdIIetoIl in the Federation IIl
\‘ilill't‘lli'ti‘ under tho leadership of Dr.
HiIIIoi' l'.‘. Ilent.
Minna —-"l.IIrllio_ tlllill’it“
been going to school now
)‘Illi iliH‘t‘
about a
Week. How do you like lt'?"
Little Gill~ "i like it all right.
II amp The recess in just tine.“~(‘lil»
I‘uuo 'l‘l‘lhuno.
Om
Wt- are prone to ulltlorostiltlutu the
impoitnnoo of the other follow.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main ”not. south Norwnlk.
Ruldonee. 6 Washington Direct.
Telephone It ofllce. 886-2.
Telephone It house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
InconronAran 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Prat.
Wm. A. Carlin. Vice-Pun.
Prod'k A. Ella, Buy a. Tron.
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now savings accounts
opened in January indi-
cate an increased prom
purity.
The recent hard
limos length the value
of an account with a
strong bank. and in
i spite of the high mad of
living, more people are
saving than ever be
fore.
Have you an account
with as?
South Narwnlk
Trust Co.
4% on IAVINGC
See our $1.00
Wool and Rib
Underwear
At 69c
IN OUR WINDOW Q
OVERCOATS»
At Great Reductions
Price’s Clothing Store.
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk
TELEPHONE 165-5
B EEK SUITS:
Reduced from the sale
price. Now, ‘
$7.89 and $9.89
Jute Rugs. 30x56
Regular 31 ’t' ............ at 98c
«it
Baby Carriage Robes
Regular 82.50 .......... at $1.75
HOUSE FURNISHER
MILL TEL. 46-3.
or
Window Glass of every description.
Sash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
“Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
warranted.
CROWDEB Mil Hill's
TRACK IT “”8081!
tCoutlnued from First Page.)
tail in this titty, but no pinch time was
accessory in attending to their iniur
it‘ll that there was considerable delay
at the htmpltui in making known the
identity of the victims or the nature
at their injuries.
There were one hundred and tire
pusengors on board the our, Wlill'li
on of the double truck construction.
The car left liiusdule fer Dalton and
this city at tlzlli a. to. About a mile
nest of l’llnsdulo village. more is a
hoary grade, and at the foot of tho
hill the road takes a sharp turn to
parts antler an' overhead bridge of the
liontou and Albany division or the
New York Central Railroad.
The rails were slippery with front
and when the car struck the heavy
urndo brakes failed to hold. Although
Motorman 'l‘hotumi Murray. 0! Dalton.
rovol‘notl the powor. the. our coasted
rapidly down the grade, and when it
reached the curve at the tool of the
bill. it jumped the track and
smashed into the nbutments of the
railroad bridge.
Some low or the passengers Were
able to jump from the car before the
vrnnh come. but most of them ware
on board when the car struck the
atone pier or the bridge. The car wan
demolished and every one on board
was badly shaken up.
Those whose injuries were confined
to bruises and shock immediately
their attention to aiding the more so-
rlotudy hurt. Some of the more new
lonely lniurcd were carried to term
houses in the vicinity, and word was
sent to Hinadnle, Dalton and Pittndold
for doctors.
An noon on the street railway com
patty had learned or the extent oi the
Three Days-«Only Three Days
More of the Sale
Here’s Jail 3 Few Reminders
F. A. MITCHELL
The Hatch 8: Bailey Co
SOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill work for Everyt?
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
l
i
Blankets
‘Reguiar 82.30 . . ........ at $1.89
A Few Comiortables
Regular 95c .............nt 79c
Regular $1.50 .... . ..... at $1.10
NORWALK. coua.
YARD TEL. be.
dug
One, two and three~ply 'l‘nr Paper.
Sinters‘ Paper.
Sheathing and Builders' Paper.
Hair Insulating and Denfeniu Papers.
accident, the hospital in -Plttsfleld was
notified to make ready (or the recep-
tion of the victims, and a special car
was sent from this city to bring back ,
the injured. When it had reached a
point near the scene of the accident.
the relief car jumped the rails. and-
Ihere was considerable delay before
it could be replaced upon the trucks
and start to this city with the under-t
em on board.
Mrs. (me Do Home is ill with grip
at her home in Spring Hill, Norwnik.
w-.-“ . . .m
Arthur Brotherton is to entertnia ‘ t
his friends with n boon party thin ovo-
nlng at his homo in Main street. Nor-
walk.
l‘lIc Knights of Columbus of NM-
waik held II Iogulnt tooling inst nitht.
but only Iontlno business came up for
action.
The members of Ponnnnus Council
carpet howling team. of Norwalk. are
in line iettlo for their garlic with the ,
tlIeonwloh team this evening Mt’et‘ '
the content. refreshments will be "We
on and II general serial time enjoyed. p
M
The c-hquII from the South Not-walk
Ilaptist Church will sing and the Riv;
H a Carpenter tht be the walker or ’
the evening at the Lighthouse Minion
this evening. Also some new center“.
will speak. Come unti‘benr thorns; _
Wm
The time some in Ihé‘ntorwdik club? ‘
pool tournament for first prim In em
.4
a.
..
. .‘l
A will he played this evening but? it a; . ;
W. L. Olsen. and Tom antenna. . .
prize is a handsome one. A handltfla
billiard tournament will be open
next week. 2'
The Norwnlk board or water ‘
missioners has purchased 5.300
or six inch iron pipe to be used '1
Chapel and Meiwln lil‘OQH,aIflC Ilbl
road Square. Norwnllt. When title
lnltnlled all of the territory welbidl‘
the Nurwnlk river will be will, ,
with iron _ipe,inIItend otéwitll' ,
as tormer'y Sixty per cent. 01,
pipe in Norwalk in now at iron. .
Nowell: is pmvlded entirely with »
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Norwalk Chronicler