in euro to be uweht whomthp subject
under discussion is a , Of our FINE
CONFEGTIQNS. ritual a deal to some
pretty miss and it will put'you in soft.
right away.
F. A LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington St.
when your tires are turned goo hill
blast. to loci; "$9. your Fire insurance.
Every do” read of tires cloud by.
overheated duration or stove. I ‘
Eire Ill-limos is so reasonable you
cautatfordto be without it. .
telephone us at once, don't wait, or
drop us ‘S-BfitA‘wd-WG will land you
immediately upon its receipt. .
Taylord Golden,
. ‘ Toll 1652
74 Washington Sh. South Namath. or.
I H
Pale People. Ajation!
Our Iron Pills , - Make
Ruddy: Cheeks '
You need the heat iron Tonic to live
you Rich. Red Blood.
1“. H. BAXTER. Drucglat
lillii NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS ' ‘
92-2--Newn Department
Baas—Bunions Department
Mz—Branch Office. Norwalk
use ~Edltor's Residence
729-5-CIty Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For‘Norwaik' and "vicinity: Snow.
late tonight and Saturday; warmer to-
night; northeast winds increasing to
high. An area of high pressure, cen-
tral Over Northern New York, is calls-
lag pleasant weather with low temper.
aturea in the eastern districts. Rock»
lii‘fe, Ont, reported 40 degrees below
zero, Canton, N. Y.. 26 below, and
Northiléld. Vt.. 14 below. Tempera-
tures below zero were also reported
from North Dakota and Minnesota.
The temperatures are rising slowly in
the central districts. A disturbance
near New Orleans, i.a., is producing
cloudy and rainy weather on the Gulf
and South Atlantic coast.
'I‘em peratlii‘e:
Cloudy.
Low, 27; high, 34.
Hamid Bucknnni, of Plattsvillo ave-
nue, has given up his situatIOn with
the R. it G. Corset. Company.
Thomas Goodwin has secured a posi-
tion in Morelli & Carbone‘s Wall
stret fruit and vegetable attire.
-—»Nice Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Rev. J. Benton Werner, of Grace
Church. addressed the Girls' Friendly
Society of Trinity Church last even.
tug.
Edward J. Taylor, of Winnipauk. has
given up his position in the Norwaik
Woolen Mills. to take one with the
Bolts Textile Mills. .
mi’rlme Rib Roast, cut from choice
steers, iii-lac lb. Public Market.
Harry Cilllill. n Norwalk carpenter.
has returned from a visit with friends
in Wilmington, lit-inward. and expects
to return to that place,
Joseph (lilmorc. who has been con-
iincd at his home in South Main street
with sickness {or the past three. weeks.
continues about the same.
~~Fi‘0t‘lll Providence Oysters, 25c jar.
F. i'). Lawton ti. Co.
George Cousins and family. who
have been guests of 'i‘homna Cousins.
wil leave ji‘dcsdny for El i’aao. Texas.
where ill/t has taken charge of the in-
got-soil Sargent llrlll (lo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Addison go
to Yonkers tomorrow to attend the air
until ball of the Colored (‘ntllolic t‘illh.
'lli honor of Abraham Lincoln, the
areal cinuucipulor of the race.
Men‘s and iloya' Cups. ()‘lirlcn.
iii-v. Kenneth MneKenaie, of Trinity
l‘hurcli, Weslporl, will preach at
iirnce Church. Notwnlk, this evening
iii 1:45. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend this service.
Matters have been very quiet ill
Norwaik police circles the lust few
Wl'l'lttl. l‘ilief Bradley rcports that
there have been no arrests thus for
during the month of l-‘elu'uury.
l“i‘l"tll l’ol'lt itouai. omnil lotus. iic
lb. Public Market,
The Town lioard of Relief will hold
a meeting it'ilnlu‘row and on the fol-
lowing: Huilirdliy, illr- lilih that. also
on Monday, lr‘diruury :ilnl, which will
be lilo lnul M‘iitllllll of the your.
The little daughter of Mrs. Mary
Mnhrbnch, of if Mnrnlmll Itreot. has
developed a case of scarlet fever and
iicallh titliccr lIi‘. William J. 'l‘raccy
has placed a quarantine on the house.
”fluid Modal l-‘iour. litir halt; .715
bill. I“. ll. Idiwtotl A (To,
Mrs. ththflril, of Norwnilt, who
went to New lirleann. with the Wooll-
wnrd-timiidar party. left, ’i‘ueuduy for
home. Silo had planned to remain in
the southern seaport longer. but ill-
ness decided her to matte the reluru
trip to Namath. Blip to unwind in
town today.
A meeting of those inlerstnd in the
tormatiou of n Civics Ftrdcrrlilon of
The Normals will he hold‘lhla even
in: at the Historical rooms in Want
nvunim. itepreoentatlvm of the var-
ious organization! informed in civic
llilprovcvmonl are cordially invilcd to
he tin-limit, '
« Home ammo howl. 22c in,
tin Market.
. Another examination for the purpose
of procuring additional eligibien an
enumeration for the next cannon will
he held on March 6th. Charles S.
timmtmd. secretary to Congressman
Hill. has sent a number of application
blanks and pillar information in The
gunpowder.
I’llh—
L‘fi
.. ... no...» mo...
allies.
and...
Camping "My tar can at
on.
Wed Corporation,
Gui?) .a
’“anonaaou's
Launch Works
Boat Framel not up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launcherof all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystorShell Point.Norwalk
A. J.‘ Hand ,8: Company
EIEBIIIIIIII. ENGINEERS Illil
Billilillliiilils
JOBSINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'o Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 423
The meeting of the Lighthouse Mis-
sion Saturday evening will be led by
Miss Carrie D‘Artoia and William Lilit-
tery. All are cordially invited to al-
tend.
Weather Observer George Conistock,
oi’ llrond River, has returned from an
enjoyable Week‘s visit up state and in
Massachusetts. Whiip away he at-
tended ihc annual meeting at Hartford
of the State i-’onlologicnl Society illill
from there enjoyed a little side trip
in Northampton, Mass.
——Blne Hats. illue Hats. ()‘llricn:
Thus for three candidates for the
oilicp of chief of the Norwailt Fire lio-
partmelll have presented tilemsclves.
“Cad" Buttery, of Phoenix Engine
Company, irrina ll. llyinattm. of Phi.
neer. and Joseph licucilc, of Hope
iloso company. it is expected that
some competition will develop amour.
these candidates when the dcpurtlm-nl
meeting is held. ‘
Word has been received that Mrs.
Innis“, O. Coolidge and lli‘l' nephew.
Warren Woodward. sailed Wednesday
from San Francisco, for Honolulu. on
their trip around the world. Before
leaving for California they enjoyed
the Mardl Gran celebration at New
Orleans and were accompanied to that
city by Mr. Woodward‘s mother. Mrs
l“. W. Woodward. 'i‘hc hitter expects
to start for home next Monday.
~~~0ur Ilotne’madc Sausage is purity
itself. Try some, Public Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ii. Cannon. of
Norwalk, left this morning for Mrs,
Cannon's parents' home in lTliiou
Springs. N. i'.. just out of Auburn
After a short stay there. lilr, and Mrs
(‘annou and son helix-and will go In
Denver. where hir. t‘aunon will remain
until his health is improu-d. lly the
t'llil (if the your h.- htlpes in be illill‘
to rciuru to l'niou Hprluus. where he
will coulluct a large farm. the property
of Mrs. tlnnuon'a relatives,
'l’t‘l‘i'll'HR I-‘hliil‘, Tx'lc hint: Sli 7?: illil
I“. i) Lawton ilk l‘o
Miss Marie Louise i'linuceiloi'. l‘lil‘
est lililiuhlcr or lir. William ii). ('linll»
celioi. superintendent ol the South
Norwullt schools, is \'l‘l‘) seriously ill
of onlcrc colitis. at the iiilliih homi'
in West slim-l, Minn (‘hulm-llor, who
is a student at the Nora-pill high
achool, and who during lll‘l‘ l‘chlllclit c
hcrc ha... mulb- many friends, is twine
llllcnllml by two physicians. Dr James
ll, tli‘caory and Dr. Ward 8 tin-gory.
and two lrnincd nursed, Mrs lichens.
or xorwnik, and Allan llrown. of New
York.
Hlili Iii liliii liEilllil iliiii
F. H. Baxter Advices
Eamon.
Ule 0'
While thinnest. may not he a dis
crow. yet it lit in reality a condition
that needs attention. Under the noun
luhlna powm of tinnnmc hclilllly. littl<
lirnl llenll will soon be attained
‘i‘hia remarkable ticuicforlullllz food
alrellathcna the system unnerully and
builds up the IllWilI)’ tissues no that
maul, natural plumpuelul results.
An ounce of limb is hotter than a
pound of theory. i“. ll. Master but
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
aizu.
fectl. .
Knickerboekerl). reduced to 390.
14 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk.
A good chance for the boys—75c and $1.00 Straight Pantl (no
TWO STORES:
A universal need that is fall along toward the and o’ nation-
In trousers. One good new pair helps the old coat-Andorran out un-
til the robin. out again. Thus our half-yearly «is fit: I panama
. need at the critical time—good tron-era at big reductions. But not
a ran my collection of a tow odds and endow-every "no. showing
broken sizes in in the sale. A big variety in a complete range of
' . big Reductions '
i
$2.00 TROUSERS. . . . . . . ... ........... Are now. S148
S250 and S300 TROUSERS ...... .. . . .Are now. “.98
34.00 TROUSERS ..... . ............... Are n0w;32.98
“.50 and 55-00 TROUSERS .. ........ Are now. ”.98
00.00 and 00.50 TROUSERS . ......... Arc now. $4.48
Good-looking work Troulerl of nolldwvonring fabrics; beau-
tiful fancy canimerel and choice wanted: In exquisite stripe of-
Mnaonic Building,
Norwalk.
Success Is Not Merely "Getting There"-—It's
Getting There Cleanly.
i've never sold one dollar‘s worth of grain that i would not buy
back at price sold, it proved unsatisfactory-wan it don't pay to offer
my trade a line of grain that will in any way arouse a. question. You
can't buy a purer. cleaner. more evenly
Horse. Cattle and Poultry Ftwl»liolno Ground.
flee
less elaewheri---yoit not less.
milled iced
"Bonnie"
if you pay
than
i’riceal
W. ..-
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor
Bonnie lions Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
lionnle Poultry Feed .
Bonnie Stock Feed ’ 2’
Bonnie Scratching Feed ' . i
Bonnie Little. Chick Feed I
Phbtogra’phs a‘FJEEt'ééirs Studio
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
w
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
JACKSON'S STUDIO.
NORWALK. CONN
In your new home use but water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specily an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Weak Fish. .
Smelt. . .
Pike. . .
Shad. . .
Rockaway Long Clams.
Greenporl Oysters (solid meals).
Blues. Siscocs. Steak Cod. White Fish. Salmon. Finnan lllddies.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MA
I
0
DE IN
Small Herring. not dressedpilbs. 250
Flat Fish, not dressed. - 3 lbs..2y50
I
o
b
c
NORWALK.
N . .. .n............_._._——
12c Ib.
I6 and 20c lb.
l6c lb.
l2c lb.
40c qt.
50c qt.
Halibut; Sea and New Redford Escallops: Round
and Long Clams. ripened or in shell.
lobsters for Saturday
TELEPHONE 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
——-—-
.., M...
l ‘ Buohiuliham Post. a. a.
" moat thilr evening at. the
Wall street.
1‘ ‘ The Norwalk poatoilicawill close to-
morrow. IAncoin Day, at “11 o'clock.
11.. will
rdolna in
. morning.
\ Mia: Ora Bruudags of Long island
' City, formerly. of mast Norwalk l, .vla-
‘ ill“! at the tlierhoma of‘rolativ‘ i-In
_‘ that; place.
Dentist C. W. Many, of Norwalk. re~
. ceived word thatrhis mother was aeri-
' ounly ill in Chicago and left for that
city this morning.
H. I). iii-undead, of Norwaik, gave
an interesting talk of his experienceu
in Mission work in the Norwalka and
New York city at the mid-week moat-
’ in; in the N ' all: Congregational
Chapel last e . lug. Mr. Brun'dagc
told of a number of real eonverllons
that had come. under his own observa-
. on.
W. L. Blascor, who recently purchno‘
ed thooil business of i. H. Cannon.
and along with it, Mr. Cannon’s uutO.
made his initial trip in the machine
yesterday with Deputy Sheriff Skelly.
But the machine proved the proverbial
mule and refused to budge. Jesse R.
Colwoil was sent for and the bulky
offender was towed to the Lockwood
garage.
it will be interesting to our readers
to know that the town pauper list in
decreasing each year, the reason being
that tho aeleetmen now treat each
case individually. supplying need after
a rigid and close Investigation of the
facts. Not many years distant, nearly
every pauper who came to the eclect-
inon‘s omen could without delay re~
cell/e the town order. Now, all this
is changed, and the aelcctmen look
into the needs of each person close-
ly before profferinx the aid naked for.
There are two kinds of paupers, the
needy. and the quasi-paupers. Although
every effort is made to supply the
former. and none who are really in
need are turned away. even
atrenuous effort is employed to detect.
all species or semblance of deceit and
crockery. The selcclmeu are often
troubled with panpers from other
towns and only recently one has been
found who is a charge of Wilton. By
communication with the selectmeu of
Wilton. it was ascertained that this
town wan willing to pay for the pan-
per‘s support. Consequently help is
being given here. to he rellilburscli by
”ID town of Wilton.
ALL THAT MORGAN KNOWS.
Told Hil Partner to Go Ahead and
Clone 97.245.000 Telephone Deal.
NEW YORK. li‘cb. ‘il.-»~iu n deter-
mined effort to prevent the attorneys
for the Ohio and lndlann imiepcndent
’l‘elcphouc Companies from calling .I.
P. Morgan to the witness stand in the
hearing before a notary here, his coun-
sel today revealed just what the nuan-
cler had to do with the stationed dual.
II. It. i'iavlaon, a. partner in the
Morgan firm, was the only one who
hour of the transaction." said one of
Mr. Morgan‘s lawyers.
"After he had made all arranao
merits he sought Mr, Morgan to tell
him about it and obtain his i‘oruial
consent. .\Ir. Morgan had lost left his
office, but Mr. iinvisou caught his tau
icah at the curb ililtl through the nin-
llow of it told Mr. Morgan the princi-
pal details and that the Morgan firm
was to pay R. l., Day & (‘otupnuy 37.»
Minoan for the Ohio and lndluua t'om-
panics. That was the that and only
thing Mr Morgan ever heard of the
matter. lint he said to liayisou. "All
right, go ahead with the deal and close
it up. l'lu in a hurry now to keep a
luncheon upmintlueul."
“Thai is oil Mr. Morgan itnnus about
it.“
SALVATION ARMY REVIVAL SER-
VICES.
Major Simonson. from Hartford. will
conduct the revival services at the
i-‘Ialvnlioli Army Hall, Saturday iliulit
til it p, to. Special singing. Sllntltv
at il a. m and ii p. or. great bait e
for Nilllil; real old fashioned revival
tile: also on 'i‘ueaday evening (‘nlr
ruins Archibald and Ward. with quite
a numiwr from the Pentecostal
Church from Stamford. will take the
norvicc. iliu time is expected. All
are invited to these services and tulle
purl.
W David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
to North Main Street. South Not-walk.
Haldane... 0 Wnlhlnpton Strut.
Telephone It office. 380-2.
Telephone at houu, “it.
“.—
Therc will’ be only one delivery, in the.
more . ’
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNCOIPONATIO 1m
Deposite over $3.775.000
lloven that the limit poutdhlo dolomi-
filt‘illltm oi’ the lieutei'orming pawl» of
tinluonn in to have it tried hy hilt cus»
tumors. and to induce thorn in him it,
he offers to pay for the Santos:- in
cans it does not drive satisfaction. No
stronger pmot than this can be given
of his faith in it. lie has seen him.
tin-do who were weak. thin and
scrawny. become plump. robust and
«troop, uololy through the use of new
one.
uncut “murmur or
Valentines ‘
Valentine Pool Cards
From to to $5.00
At COLEMAN’S
now: won: ,
to North this it. tooth "mill
NW“ IT:
I
..
M O. O: I Iii
'Mvm M». We.
The " Hatch 8:
5 arm
BaileyCo
SOUTH NOIW ALK, CONN.
MILL TIL. “-8.
YARD TIL. “-I.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything -
from a Piégery to. at Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines at every description.
huh Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wendell Outta". two aim.
"Lincoln" Alphait ll‘abrio Rooting
warranted.
The Smith-Elfin” party. of south
Not-villa, arrived in Dayton: renter:
day after a pleasant ocean voyage. The.
only roughness was Hominy night
when the steamer was oft Cape list»
a”... m.”
One. two and throh-piy Tar Payer.
mutant Pap-r.
Sheathing and Builden' Pap».
flair mutating and Deuterium Paper-
minintration hit been granted to
Mantra he itftmifimod. at Namath.
by the Norwaiht.mtinte court on the
estate of the int!i Buckingham birdie
wood. of Norwallt.
to Links on Well and late . _ _ , . ,,
ill “M “i ,mgfl “Q ”may" capo. M Olin. O'firlol.‘E"
George M. Holman. Pratt.
Wm. A. Gui-tin. Vlovl‘rnt.
Fred'lt A. Ilia. hey I Tran.
a...“ m
new uvin account.
opened in .i nary indi-
eat/e an increased prom
parity. .,
The recent hard
llmu length the value
of an account with a
strong bank. and in
spite of the high cost at
living. more people are
raving than ever lio-
fore.
Have you an account
with as?
South Norwelk
Trust (’20.
«t. on «vines
m-MM‘“ W.
.W................ ..m—.~qmwu.._u«m
See our $1.00
Wool and Ril)
Underwear
At 690
Duffy's Malt Whiskey. 80c
Butter,
sweet. fresii stock. You can‘t beat
IN OUR WINDOW’_ .
OVERCOATSM
At Great Reduétions
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
. \‘ery Fancy Creamery Butter. thirtyfour cents per pound.
liliii'ii
$7.89ed $9.89
Monogram Whiskey. 85a~
34c lb.
Nice.
it. no matter how much you pay.
3 LBS. SODA OR YALE TOAST CRACKERS
MAUD 3. BRAND FLOUR (Extra Special). bag ....... . ......... 35c
VERY BEST GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES, pk. ............ 22c
CHOICE LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS. lb. ............. . ....... 13c
WALTER BAKER'S on BECKMANN's COCOA, can ............ 19c
WALTER BAKER'S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE, cake ............ 19o
................. ...25c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS. COFFEES AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES TOMORROW
COMPLETE STOCK WINES. LIQUORS, BOTTLED
BEER. ALES. ETC.
3.
83 and 85 Washington St.
——r._...«
A. F. Beckmann 8c Co. . t7
Phone 440.
SOUVENIR
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
SPICES. EXTRACTS, CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA, CORNSTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12 _
2-Quart Pudding Pan
‘1»
A o. Ht.
South Norwalk
TALCUM
CUM POWDER .....
As you love the baby. use SOVEREIGN TAL-
POWDER ’
................. , 150
126 liiiillliiiliili .
SIREEI
A. a. POST, Manna-r
Tel. 542-3. 12 Washington St.
Id Medal FlOlll' “" 87C ‘
0 , M8.
Egan. portion. ............... 30o ii lbs. Prunes ....... .............26¢ ' .i
Strictly Fresh Eggs. per don. ..... 39c Dried Peaches. per lb. ...........lOo
ti lint. Bullanu Raisins ............25c 20 Oranges for ........ .........2!o‘ 5......
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ..........26e 4 cans Pumpkin .............. walla ,.
:l pkgu. Seeded Raisin: ..... 250 3 lbs. Pickled animoli‘ ...........2M
2 ibil. ’l‘thlc Raisins ...’i.........20° ti cans Sardines .260
United GroceryCO 3
no NORTH MAIN STREET
iiiiiil li___li__ill' illllil.
WALL ‘s'rnnlt'r. onto a. inn-Tho
opening movement of prices of stock:
was illusion and irregular and deal-
in” wore light. The copper industrl.
at. were heavy. internationalol-iarves.
tar phi. declined m. Amalgamated
Copper and American Sour 1.. and
American smelling M31}. 8. Steel on
0qu unchanged and then run of! it.
Pullman acid at an advance of 2. Utah
Co nor 1% and Norfolk and Western
and. ‘l‘uledo. St. Louis and Western pm.
i
, WALL. manor. Noon~There ware
4
W.—
PHONE' 243'
wanKm'JBmefi: in‘ It fewutocl’tmhut '
the general market became limit
idle. Offerings were scanty and prime;
hardened. Bonds uremia.
r
ICEMAN FOUND "IN.
mnemonic, Mane, nob. ital-"rue
lecbuslneaa certainly pays button
than common honesty? drily chant-v»,
ed Jame. McDonald. driver of Ohio
cart, who lost twin hour‘s paytodiiy
in searching for the owner of “tattoo
containing nearly 92.0%. which the
found in the. street. The What“
the money was so overland wheat:
was restored to him that he at.“ fill-I
,ffiionald a live cent cigar. W
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Norwalk Chronicler