I THEFRIQS COAL (39.
s disease
stthirtyr
. When
4" a“ child limps’tit
inesns that serious
end sometimes tern
a rlble- injury is_ being
Fjdone" the feet.
(L The nature shape
of EDUCATORS
abolishes loot
troubles in
the young.
CONNEALLY
«AND—
BRACKEN
O
HAZLETON
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
1"
Men’s “Merit’i Shoes
At $3.00
Gun Motel. llucher and Sutton.
Potent Col Blucher end Button.
IN CASE OF FIRE
Heston to the wire
Tell Central you desire
"The Fire Department."
They'll do the rest—-
'Whetever seems best
As they shall find it.
IF YOU HAVE NO FIRE
Step to the ’phone
And in pleasant tone
Cell “Six-Five-Two."
wen do the rest-—
Our Coal's the best
And we’re behind it.
hél'fltos COAL O
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_. -_. -415:
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soil ready (or family nee.
Herd Wood ....$1.75 per 1/. cord.
Bolt Wood .. ”$1.60 per 54 cord.
Bplit Wood. 26c Extra.
ARCARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD
‘ No. 74. Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. 1010. Norwstk. Conn.
.m— V . -..
0
tr You ARE LOOKING ron THE
Best Cigars
IUY.
honor Ludlow, 10c
TwlnCity. 6c
"“ Nugget. 5c
ALL‘ oestsne
J REYNOLDS
. usui’lrsorunsn.
.A limited! joke is never lunny when
it» on the than persontidngulsr.
loving! investment.
t.
it waeutuoron or.
Russia Cell, Blueher end Button.
Penny Tip or Plain.
MAXLEVY
160 Washington St. South Norwsltt.
(BRIDGE)
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Valentines
So to $1.25
Valentine Poet Cards. 6 ior St:
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington 8!.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to nouseseepers st
81 weekly payments also to property
owners on second and third mort
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Olilre hours (rum 9 s.
m. till 7 p. 111.; Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN l SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington or. Hsvliend Bldg
Ono flight up Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We have n completi- stock of Patent
Medicines, Perfumes and ’i‘ollol Ar-
ticlt‘s. 4 ,
Agents Fuller. Gro‘one tin. Choco-
lulcs.
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
. DRUGGISTS
, a noun MAIN e‘rnser
Cut Glass
In Endless Variety
Also a lull lino of ' li‘llii'l’i‘ClaAHli
JEWELRY at prices that are bound to
attract. look at our display.
W. B. Kirch &‘ Co.
' . , e ~e e ,
' Comparative Cash-Ability
Cash-Willy is ,s new word hut/ll good one by within to judge a
Stocks. bonds, uiotixagos you may he shirt to sell maybe not. May
be you can collett the loan you make to s friend maybe not.
‘ , But I savings account here is always Cashsbio.
"e South Norwaik Savings Bank
UNlTIO IANK IUiLDlNO
an ooumu’sm eraser.
m'.,.s-mvt filth-P
IOUTN NONWALK. CONN.
Clearance Sale
120.00 “mm
312.00 DONG colors for ..
$15.00 RAIN COATS for. ..07 De
Plh'r'l‘iCOATs 0038MB.
”ll”- sold regardless of cost.
.gwu- .1‘5i7‘,
I
3! “Mil Milli It» Ell.
Ll W
TNE TENTH OEMl-ANNUAL'
Men" s and Boys Suits,
ever this Etc,
to now ooirto oh AT
D. GOTTLIEB’S
11 NORTH MAIN 8T“ .0. NONWALK
, tlsno mother and Hideout sorts to all an... tor.........tu.ee
and MISS”? DRESSES
".00 MIXED WORST!!!) SKIRTS tor
oneufr cottons AND Kimonos” to
{sum “out .i “
Are You Alive?
it you are, why don't you live tight
and have some comfort. when you can
go to the (‘entrul Hotel and have first
class rooms with stcnni heat. gas and
electric lights. but and cold water
baths
GOOD AIRY ROONI. FOR 50o PER
NIGHT UP
$2.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEST STOCKED CAPE
TOWN
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe s chestnut on. 're‘t‘tsm
J. A L. OIMBA. Prone.
Nance
BOARD or RELIEF
Notice is hereby itiwn lhul the
lionrd 01' Relief of the t‘lly of South
Norwnlit will moot on Wednesday.
Feb. ill. nnd on Friday. Feb. l8, lillli.
al 7230 to it o‘clock p. "1.: on Monday.
li‘oh. 2i. in 7:30 to it p. “1.. on Wednow
day.
p. In: Friday. r‘i-h. 2.3. nt 7:30 to 9
o'clock p. m, in the t‘ottncil (‘hunibers
in iluvlland oil‘l’i'l. in mild oily. tor
the purposo of hearing and doturtnln~
log all sppeuis ll‘lllll the doings oi the
Auuvsuots of sold (ID on tho list of
19119
liulmi at South Norwullt. li‘oiu'uary
it, lilil).
IN
FRANK ll. li‘l'l‘l'll.
.lUllN REDWAV.
ROBERT PEARSON.
”U .‘ll
OUR OWN STATE
Born. oi the Things Aoocmpllehed on
it: Forms.
The l‘onm-i'tiu-ul Pomoioxirai aorloly
is in carol-st, its ulannxunu'nl hur
brought out n pumphlol on t‘nnm-rtlvnl
that ought to how u ‘Wlllt' rirruiullon.
If it won- issued by a i‘nnuflestr-ru stain
or by some i‘nundiun provltu‘v. thori-
would ho a rush oi people that our,
says 1hr lint'liord l‘ouraul.
'l‘his pamphlet inst il'llfl a (on
things about the Hlilit‘ and the) are
all unduplihlo oi proni lit-to are n
(NW;
(‘nnuvt-titul minus mon- turn our
our» lhnn an} otlu-t Mill" in the l' iiitm
No other state rnluv's so many dol
lnrs' onh pi tu- llt‘i into us this
«into rulewu
Extopt iilll\ New torn and lthodo‘
island tonnrtlitul mist-s muro pota-
toco to. hm size tluninny other slot.»
in the Union:
ninth in proportion to 'til-‘lr iii/m
(lull lont status New \oik .Iinnsa-
c.hum~lln Vermont end New Jersey
how more dairy cows in promotion to
their also than t'nnnetilcut huh.
You can grow no gtloti' fruits horn
as anywhere clan, and inurtwt them
llt‘lll‘l‘. .‘ .
’l'ho nvernue Inconw our acre or
fill'lllg in l‘oum-clit‘ul in larger than
in any other stan- oxropt only Mun-
aarhuaolts and Ritchie island, The ur-
ernne per new in this stain In 828.56.
In Ohio. Indiana. lillnolo and town it
in $12.68.
Hem in Connecticut wo- have n
dense population, which means a good
mill’ltl'l, it is hard to llnd a turn: "into
then two and one-hall miles from a
railroad. We have schools, chilichos
and libraries ,ln sbundenrc. Molt et
all this. and than routine that you can
buy many Cotinerticuiglnrms for less
titan the buildlnxp on them cost. The
chance on the lumen" rixht here. it
he onh could he mhdd to realise it.
Iltool CORRUPTLON FUND”
ALBA-NY. Feb. ‘laéwfihhuior witui
wright 5of West (‘hoster introduced ill
the denote, this moming.s .oonnun
rent resolution proyldingtor sn tvosti-u
corruption fund Was raised by oertdln
Sim" companies.’ The commission is
hove-350.000 tor expenses end no
power to subpoena witnesses.
Pub. 2:i_ lhltl. at 2 to -l:1itl o'clock-
only 1hr rail-c hall on‘
“Homily ,e speclatmleuion of be
houses n-fthe charm that a legislative.
12.0.
N.”
“.56 WAIGTS for. ............
tor............
elti! I‘lhfidillildivvlilo
neeeot‘
s it ”at. it. Itemlord.
tutu at lllllililis
George L. Ferris. ‘
George L Fol-rill died. Satutdiu. at
the home 0! his daughter. Mrs. Gem go
Stools. 166’ Willihm street Bridgepbrt
utter a briel iiin'ess. aged 66 veers
Mr Ferris Wits formerly a resident ot
about a your ago to take charge of the
newsstand at the local depot lie is
two tlattglltl31tt.Al\lu S. Chatles ‘3;
Flt-.1 i... and Frank Ferris. Mrs.
will Pack and Mrs. George Slot-In.J
Jerome A. Jackson.
'Jrromo A. Jackson, on old soldier
died at the Monte in Noroton
18 ('. V. 1. He was 72 years old. Font
Sunday. He was a surgeon in Co. Kl
and service: will he held at the Houn-t
chepel Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock interment in Spring Grove tent-
etpry
Funeral or Mrs. Homer Brown.
The funeral of Mrs. Homer Brown
use held this morning at nine o'clotxlt
from St. Mary's (liturch. Father Mo
Glunis othcialed. interment was held
in SlMury‘s cometary cometary. The
poll boners were Bimini McCarthy
William Penn. Edward llnrnil. and
Willem Gleddt‘ti.
RECLAIMING OLD ORCHARDB.
Apples et Conyers Form.
(lonru‘ A. Drou'. manager of (.‘on
address at the monitor; oi the (‘on-
nectirnt I’Ollloltmlt'ul Society in Herr
lord. last work his tople being "its
tinlmlnz Old Apple tmhsrds tor the
Production oi ldlxhtltudo Fliill.‘ M1.
New said the .slililt'fl was an inter
rsling one to him. as the sight or a
neglected orchard li~ a and non ("on
llunlug. he sold:
"Will the taunt-is continue to nor.-
inrl lhn orchards and set! the troll
grown 2.000 or who mllos nu'uy sold
here at it good prom? There- ht no
holler soil for Ttuiitgrowlng than on
the New England hills. The western
itrowr-r has its runny insect-pools to
contend with, and his solo ndvunlugv
is in til.~ tilliilw of color. The west-
ut'n grower Rillilll)‘ realism! that hu‘
laws It hunllimo. proposition and now
at it with all his «new,
“Is it l)(ll'ifillllt"lt'l reclaim so old
orrhsnl iii-re unduullte ll prolltabic‘.’
It In. The trons should be pruuvd
drum and not not the Idea being to
gel limbs nettionr llu- ground on pow
slide it Ili‘l‘twnar} till donn lhr
neuter pnti of the top of tho tun
inking three writs lot the pork l‘.le
aim is in not mu . \lflmtlllll and hour-
ting wood. ’l'hp wounds mndo by prun-
llng should ho. .m-d int carolulll and
Nutrition in drtnwd lrnnlts should ho
. rnrod lor'
i No pinvtlrc is more important than
lsprutiug. t'hllit‘iiiill) in old onhnrds
tone of ill, wont ont'tnine built; the
San Jose Hlnll'. he mild lir- hud llflt'il
hoilt oillt and lime-sulphur solution.
and. in soren- illlil‘i'i lu- pmlcircd oil
He used it as soon as tho lt'ltvc-s at"
oil In the fall uud tin-n in the spring.
used the iinwsulpiun solution. A
disadvsnlnuc in using iinrdoau mix-
ture. he said. In that llilti (li‘qill‘llll)
it'llowu. no that it becomes a rlslll’
proposition.
.l. H. llnlr- unid lhp niidlt-ea was onv
ol the most tumor-taut mode lmt’nro
tho society ior yours. iteration of the
results in- luul obtained under ad-
\‘l'l‘fll‘ romiillonu. Mr. little said he
had vlplltvd the orchards. and llllll
been able to sup what Mr. Drew had
done. It iormud en impresslw Ull-
jm'l lesson
i
TO RUN FULL TICKET.
Prohibitio’nlm Plsn
Cempsign lerty.
HARTFORD. Fob. lbw—At :1 meeting
of proltlhitlonisls horn lest night itwwus
decided to onlor 6 full ticket at the
homing municipal election In the
spring. Moon; those who addressed
the meeting was William Mittens, ol
indisuupolls. who In the course of his
retusrits said that in 1912 he expected
to see William .149 {this Bryon it mom-
hsr ot the prohlhl hit psrty.
Hertlord tor
O
MAKING TDQNMW WATCH“.
MORTON. F‘eh Hawker the third
line within two months, the (artery at
ill-nearer Drew Tells How He Noises 7‘
l'ers form in Greenwich. tit-littered anl
S
l
l
l
, Trouisines
e
i
CREPE FANT-AISIE
PLAIN PONGEES .
. Peau De Soie
‘ South Norwuik, but came to this city CASHMERE DE 80151.36 inches wide. at ................ .
survived bv a widow and four sons and BLACK MESSALINES one yard wide
...........................................................
NOS. 3 end 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. WNORWALK. CONN
s FOR 3 R12“
THE ONLY STORE IN TOWN SELLING HASKEL S SILKS. THEY ARE OF THE HIGH-
EST GRADE.
Peau De "Cygnus
Messalines
; 3
....................... Si. 39 the yard
Is a very good value indeed .
...................................... $1.oo and $1.25 a yard
...................................................... ........25caysrd
. .39c a yard
THE FIRST OF THE NEW SPRING GOODS ARE SPECIAL BARGAINS AT THE PRICE.
Allllillllllll lillili llllli
l~‘-uu n [on dnvs you can get a hand
‘ sonic (lock and plate rank nlll In one.
to. $3.1m. See It Krelgcr at Goa
adv.
'I‘he lt‘loronco McMahon Kindergar-
tnn game it valentine party yesterday
l llmt watt-1 nu occasion of great pleasure
to the largo pai'ly attending. There
were vuicnllnn games which Were on-
10nd ht ponmls and chlldton «like
and prmed to be the pleasantrst oiI
thi- scallion
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8T. PAUL'S CHURCH NOTES.
Saint Audion}; Mission. \Vlnntpuuk
"Tho Rev. Louis ll. ilowoll, rector of
.Srtlnl Paul’s Parish. will preach at the
owning NOI‘Vli‘t' at the Mission. 353
Main strut. tonight at 7:30. and on the
succeeding Tuesday nights or 14ml.
All \Vlnnlpauk pronto are cordially lu-
vllod to attend. Am who doairu to be
continued Ili‘l' unite-d to speak to tho
inclnr allot snrflrc.
The Saint Paul's Branch of tho
(litls‘ Friendly Sorrel: will meet at
the licrlu-tlery tart-cl rhnpul rooms this
(wooing at 8 o't‘lot'll.
Saint Paul's tinild Ilitl‘iri tomorrou
at 2:30
The illustrated mills which bt‘t‘ulili'
so popular last Ia-nt will ht- lain'u up
again this tool. beginning tomorrow
night at 2:30rnt the Berkeley street
chapel. Mr. Howell's subject tomor-
row night will llt‘ Pilgrim}I Progress
The talk Will he a uhott’ tu-ouni oi the
famous story of. John Bunyan and will
ho llluatrated by about twenty-live
niorooptlctm views, and some illustrat-
cd hymns. Those litlltll arc true to
everyone. and a very cordial invita-
tion to attend in niveu to all.
THE IIOOEOT BEAR.
l'wviottn to being placed in his pres-
ent home. “Monarch." the biggest hour
in the world, welded in I cage in
Woodward's Harden. San Francisco.
whnnr he remained three or four years.
He was tretinl for months after being
lllllIIPlI ol his lrWlltllli. and dangerous
to approach when he realized he could
not escape ills splitudo in discover-
ing the weak places in the cage. to-
gether with his wonderful agility and
tremendous slrnugth. iuadt' imperative
titt- oonstrnution of a second and much
«trainer can then was used to confine
hours. lions and large animals, There
he would unlit. in a sullen rage, but
gradually succumbed in a slight degree
to the advances of his keeper and lot-
orniod the pmuenno ol‘ the man who
brought him food. The enterprising
"(Whoops-r publisher who purchased
"llionart-h“ from Kelly presented the
bear in Goldeh (lute Park where of
into y'uats lie lb» greatly increased in
built
Monet-"eh is the pet-lecllon of ur-
ainu grace. notwithstanding his huge
also. and la the presumably proud isth-
or of twin cubs about tour years old
w,ho It is believed. may: in time
Its large as he. The moths in s largo
sliver-tip grizzly. Though a captive.
"Monarch“ still remains unconquorcd.
m From “The Quest for the Bluest
our." in the Wide World Mansion.
. i . y . ‘
M
UNOAS TAKES THE LEAD.
Another round in the pinocill‘e tonrna
meat hetwaen linens iiuyloit. of South
Norwaiit. and «0 hence Lott. cl Nor-
walk. was held I st night In this city.
The South Nurwsllt players won the
round by more then 10000 points. giv-
ting them a substantial lead over their
Not-well: brdlhrén in the tournament.
7‘ etoN.
e o to
“non
., Feb. 1
INJURED iN
TRINID
the Welthsm Watch (lemony will I)». suit of s heed-on collision last night
shutdown next Saturday night for the night between it Colorado end South.
purpose of curtailing production The era l’essonuor train suit on extra
W 3‘ 1.000 employee will return to work on freight north of Trinidad sight pet"
Sentinel went Mrs. it". March 1 , loans were injured. ’
‘ I, l!” o m’ i »' slum ' . . a... it my n? ,W. T
l
i
H. Krieger ‘_ ‘ ' Co.
29- 31 West Washingmn Street
special for a PewDays
A Handsome Clock
A Fine Plate Rack-a Good Time
Piece All in One for $3.98
This Clock is made of quartered oak fumed or early Eng-
lish finish. and is usually sold for $7. 00:
our price. ”$3 98
See Our Basement Salesroom
The most sltrsdtive FURNITURE STOCK in The
Norwsllts. Get the habit and come to us for FURNI-
TURE. RUGS end MATTINGS.
H. Krieger‘StCo.
_29§31 Westwtishtsgton Street
0 c n n
KORIAN ASIAQOIN BENTENCED. .
POR'l‘ Alt'i‘tll' ii. Msnclnniu. Felt,
lit—winchuu Anson. the Korean who
ttuasssinuted Prince Ito. former .lilllllli-
one resident-general of Korea. was con.
victed today and sentenced to death. l
The asansslnatlon occurred at Iiar~
hin. whitish Prince lto hud soon to
‘meet M. Kokovsolt. the Russian Minin—
tor ol Finance. for discussion at Mun.
rhurluu affairs. on Oct. 26. won. lin-
uun was formerly an odltor and was
alleged to he a member or a Korean ae-
cret organisation. the purpose at which
was the assassination at Prince lto.
We invite your impeaion
at our new
Spring
Woolens
All patterns outlined end
are exdusively on own;
cause or cumev‘otessrsn. i
ii
PARIS. li‘eh. 14.1—th French-Atlan-
llr Steamship Cotnpdny asserts that
there nothing to confirm the theory
that dinosaur-st (their become ml
msns tile and sttribhtod her dues
tor solely to the test that there is but
one feeble light on the north rout of
Mineral: tslsso to the led at which " “W‘W” ""“'
Capt Gsyol souslu, shelter in the terri-i ;
bis storm.
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Norwalk Chronicler