, For ' Parties, Balls,
Weddings, Re-
, ceptions, Etc.
‘piack Satin Strap Pumps, French
$131.1?“niif‘ilf $3.00
Real Dull Mat Kid, French Heels
Beaded Vnnipa $3 00
Ribbon: Ties
" Patent Leather. llilll t‘ollur
and flows. French 33 00
Heels ........... .
VCONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
It” WASHINGTON eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sou
~...... g... -M. .._1
THEEKRIS @111 (3.
' IN-CASE OF FIRE
Hasten to the wire
‘Tell Central you desire
“‘The Fire Department.”
They‘ll do the rest—-
Whatever seems best
As they shall find it.
IF YOU HAVE NO FIRE
Step to the 'phone
And in pleasant tone
Call “Six-Five-Tvvo.” ~
_, We'll do the rest——
.51 Our Coal's the beat
' And we‘re behind it.
MEWSOAL'O
.W.._e....-m
FIRE WOOD
Hard not! null Irudy for family use.
Hard Wood ....$1.75 per 5’. cord.
Soft Wood . 41.50 per 54 cord.
Bplit Wood, 250 I'lxtrn.
A. CARMI IETTS' WOOD YARD
No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phene No. 1010. Norwalk. COnn.
.u
vi.
JULT RECEIVED
Try a ton and be convinced as to quality "‘
”5.;
IF VOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE
.~ ‘ Best Cigars
Doger Ludlow, 10c
Twin City, St:
4
ALL DEALING
MANUFAMUIIW
‘ oil. 0 0' AT “Wilt-Amen“
vanmmuso. Chile, Feb. our».
Frederick A. Cool:- nrrivnd hort- today.
miter nails.
boom A'i‘ ONCE
,\ uncommon er.
Nugget, tic
:3 J. REYNOLDS
hid he declined to he interviewed. 1
nest THRIFTY PEOPLE
IN their nu'unutlntlon with I Mil/ill e «(tumult lhllil anally gettinn
or the ilritt few hundred dollar: it let: lornln the nucleus
Have you ll tunings account here. growing steadily?
with Si or more.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNIT‘D IANK IUILOINO
HAZLETON
nd h m 6 I M t' h n u an 0' "“3 Wily. On the east half, an W0
a u' unecoior.\veyoc , ‘
so to the Central Hotel and have first. have IIIeutIonod, “"3 floor '5 0' ‘9
,clnau rooms with steam heat. gas and "mm W are low by u ilOlllimIPnt
The B. liershlield St Son Co.‘
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Men’s “Merit” Shoes
At $3.00
Gun Metal, Biucher and Button.
Patent Colt, Blucher and Button.
Rueaia Call. Blueher and Button.
Fancy Tip or Plain.
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
(BRIDGE)
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Valentines
Sc to $1.25
Valentine Post Cards. 6 ior 5c
- 7
W. A. Brtggennan s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Weanington it.
mono regain"
\lo loan money to housekeepers III
31 weekly payments. also to pIopcrty
onnora on second and third mort
gages. All businvua irunancted strict-
ly confidential ()fllrc- hours from 9 a.
m. tilli’i' p m; Bututdnyu 11119 D m
INDEPENDENT LOAN a BECURITV
COMPANY
04 Wuhlngton at. Havilnnd Bldg
One flight up. Room 1.
Plt‘ESCRIPTidN
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
\\‘o nurt- ll tromplviv nim‘li oi I'ntt-III
Modit‘lnvn. l’t-rfuimw .Iutl 'l‘uilui Ar
lit‘Ii'h.
Aui‘illn li‘tllivr, ilrtwuv i‘o. t'lumo-
lulon.
W. 9F. Wigmore 81 Co.
museum
8 NORTH MAIN ITRIKT
mu... W...11.1...M.WW
Cut Class
In Endless Variety
Alnu It lull hum of li‘litil'I‘-I‘.III\HH
IEWEMII’ Iit prim-u limt are bound to
altrart. molt at our display.
W. R Kirch & Co.
ot
It not. why
In eo‘trru mm It. loom non“ nth. ‘
Advance Side of Spring Suits on Dresses 1
' $18 00 LADIEB’ and MISSES’ SUITS, In all shaded I'm....... . $11.98
52000 LADIES and MISSIiIS‘ DRESSES for ...................012.98
87.00 MIXED RS'I‘E‘D SKIRTS tor $3.96
31200140140 ATS {or t.......... .50
$15.00 RAIN COATS tor “07.08 i ll 60 WAIS’i’il Iot'..............080
PET’PICOATS CORSETS. CORSET COVERS AND KIMONOB to
. be sold relurdieal or coat.
DALE lN BOTH STORES.
33 South Main BL. Io. Nam-tilt. 515 Main 31.. Stamford.
I-ooloq-Illtelnueln
we. ...
. . 'I-‘etune dump. We find almost every
Are You ‘AllveP thing known to, mankind .hna bum
. thrown there In order to not It out
It you are, why don't you live right
ulncllic lights but and cold water
hnthu.
GOOD AIRY ROOMS. FOR 50c PER
NIGHT UP
92.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEST STOCKED CAPE
TOWN
CENTRAL HOTEL
cw. Monroe a cue-tutu on. ‘ret 151.3
J. I. L. DISEIA, Props.
ofllcer ol‘ the police department, with
and following every ruin, the wator
Iilters through the east wail, onto the
floor and runs into the cello, making
them dump and wet. The outrunco
to thin basement to by ‘A door in front.
The door opens to un t‘ilil‘lttlt'o way
Into the ground. this being bricked
lip fllld bottom crinrnled which in
about eight feet long and four tent
widn‘ From thlu are sevvrul stops on
to the pnwmenL Tho trout enttunro
butt no ovorhcutl protection from the
elements, and during ruin atorma. at:-
rumtllntrn li grent‘ amount 0! water.
there being no proper outlet for this
water. it rum-I under the door. Into the
lockup. The lighting scheme cow
ninth 0! twin ordlnnry ulzed windows
on llw rant wall, the upper Ulii‘vtllll’ll
or ouch window projecting above the
1N
v... . o.._ ”VM.L~M.~1MM ML...”
To, Move Washington
Street
It (iota not woulto a vote of tin-
(‘oum-li to mow Worthington Street.
When Min Slit-vi told him that the
ham had Inuiutln nnd that she herself
woe bothered bvxrheumntlr urhou. the
old It utiomnu moved. lie stepped
live], to tho llt‘til‘i‘fii drug slow and
"an” m" “R- ”WW3 MEINCINE- ground. tiwiugto nu entrance on tho
x1333"“d:.:"::u;:” "Eggplggm (11'0“:th oust wide of the court room. bf xtepn
“'Ilnllililgilll Street made the right and platform, one window is entirely
more obliterated. Ullt‘ window in the front
or the. basement, the slain in rim-red
with II thick rust or paint and Olllflidt'
by clotted shutters, no there In improp-
.vr lluht. or in purl, no nnullkbt
The toilet and «unit» system rou~
Siillti or the [ollon'iuuz It pull for curb
roll which, when unod. nwulls thv
tqu- for tho [ll'Ulti'l‘ ultiriul to otuplt
Throw null: “11' omptlI-(i into an iron
basin and flushed into a small WIINII‘
)Illiv by wutI-r front It our and out»
fourth inrh pillt‘, Tht‘ basin ill for-
AUTOMOBILES
TO SUIT YOU.
MAXWELL
EVERETT! 30
KDEIILEII 4o WWII!
IIIII'IIIIIIILE
IllllEll-LEVIIS
20 MODELS. tlIt-r t'li‘illii‘d b) a broom. III numbing
l’liont‘ Mr. (,iltll‘i‘l‘. ou ail-5. for deiii- the door or the lump tivpurlnwnt. nil
onsltuliou ~
thv water from the hour lion's down
bending muupiotlnn or our building. betwr-ou the “1“"le nod
our odious Inc III 01 Winfield St. hunt mm“ It
\‘orw;nlk 3-, South Main St. South pool around the turuuro nmi lockup
Norn'nllt. lloor.
' Thu hunting .‘Il'l'lillflt'lllt‘lll in 1),:
Norwalk CONSOIIdated slow, neither worm enough in pro
tm-i unlorlunntm uho might he run
flitvd. nor void commit to dvnlrtay vorr
min or pnrnxlter
A condition t-xinls In n-Ivrvum- in
Ilifl't' niltl It‘llliim prisoners. absolutely
”1011' in no pmum
Auto Company
M “We“... .1.._........H» .wa..." m' -
[Hill llllllllii ‘
' II Ilirot't IIIII' of it I‘lltlt'tth Edillt't‘,
worn nonwnit, coon.
‘l'o ilw liouttl or l‘otlutt (Pontiniurimr
his oi li‘ultiivltl County
I lit-trio upph lot It trunnim' til it
lit't-Iuw 1\'tI ii? iii null Sptiltuoun untl
littoxtt'nliuu Liquors. .\lt-. Intuvi' Ilt'vr.
llhiuv Wint- utul I'uit-r. Iron: luhn
Luv-duty :u ’.'| lint Mreot. to IhIVlIi
Ii. I‘ngui of :1 UR) ntrw-i. Town of
Nurivulh The pulping-uni plum: oi buniv
new in not limited within 200 Iw-l in
or
I’ulillr tit-lumblmuetv. or the premium;
portioning thereto. or any Punt (mire.
I’ubllr Librul'} or (‘i‘llH’l'WL
Ilillt‘d ul Nul‘l'tllh. ihiu Bibi till) «It
lib-brunt). A. It. llilii.
Iii mil“ opinion .III II ht‘nlllt litmltl
Illr t‘oitdliiom cixintlnn in tho prom-ht
lockup, us lh~ return. )Ilit‘. lhr lighting
nlrnugiut-nt lhv Ht‘i‘lllllliihllllu oi lilll~
Inw u‘ntor, out! the limtllnr1 Ill‘l‘flllflr
Iuent. nmlw it place that would be It
uttturul lmbitut lor nil Iilfll‘lllil‘ produtu
ing urruih. uud in utItuinilury nod nu-
health):
Wu ”It‘lt'iilll’ l’I‘t‘llllllIll‘l’ld Ihttl lilt‘
lockup Iw liuuu'dlntvly dimmed. l't-iid-
lug tho svltlruuint or the Innitrr, we
rvupI-t'llulit Mtggt'i-li Itiitl l‘t‘t‘tllllllll‘llll
llM'lll ii ‘iNHlli‘n‘ tlmt. it litlnniltitl. we obtain the tI-ut-
I pp rant orur- , , , . .
We. the lllitlt‘i‘tiiitiii'li, I-lm'tm‘n and p [“HVM M the lockup m 0'" H”
.lm’mvm M doiluml In In“. M the or Somali. Mountihlhg do «let:
I‘own ut‘ Norm-Mk. ili'l‘i‘il) endorse Ihv I’t‘i‘OIiiIllt‘llti ihut your honorable
liplliii‘illlilll ul lhI- ulmvotl unwed littrld may gt“. .mmmum.. punh‘d'bfh‘h)“
ll I'uuur lot nurh lit't'uw. and m- do
III-I'mnliv l‘l'l'llf) l'ili'll for hituuvlf ilutt
Wu lll'l’ tiupiu‘m'i- minim: Ii‘ill i'HNill'
niiunlt’tl ilI ItiIItl 'lonli oi \‘utwnlk
lo the ullliunlv tlItimeillou of thin llll‘
poriunl nut-Minn rivlullug to our police
Itvlthtiiirivm. um! our ltouiw oi (Il'It'li
liniI-d .It Nmuulk tlw "Int dog of ilon
Pollution A Ii lulu
, Signed.
Alnix i'lz, “only i). “right. l-‘I‘vtl . . . ’ a .
mick Ii Sounders. Iiriil'i il Iluttn, Illutiitidd R. KlaMlAlJI.
l-‘dwum i. riuquII-In "4 “ "”“ANNU‘V‘
I heroin I‘l'l'ur) that tho nhuw num-
l‘l' «odor-um .m‘ I'ifllill'n untl tux!
militia on iii-Illicit In Inn of tho- 'i'ouu
of NIII'WIIIII i
Intiud ut Norwulle, thin L'lnl tlnv oi'
l“c'lil‘llill". A. ll, Illlll
IIIQRIIEII'I‘ Ii SMITH.
'l‘owu t‘lot‘k
"0111‘ 1‘21 I'l'litllllitt, M. ii.
l-iuri't'lnry
l’ouurlluiuu l‘uui mold not we how
lhv town i‘nuld he dluptmuuunod, and
lint nnotlu'i thing he could not one
(2': m, {bow tln- prlmuu-rn could be taken it:
., > ~ > ‘ , thtrwnilt. Mirror Robert M. Wollt-
WM lwho lil'l'nltli'il, and who I in hutrly
CELEUT'E' ‘OKEU Tomrmpntlu with the henl'ih tuiard'u
art I!“ Locxup ipropotlul. ”untreated that the tuition
lot-II could iw rurird In It wuxon. Mr.
Paul mild lu- uould umrt Iount-ni to
I" Inunldminx m” Illllliliiiiliil WW.“ tithing printout-r» to Notwulit liu nlno
uiul Imprmvuwuln II in nppuuuiuto‘ ”"i‘m'd to thc invnnllnliou o!
lhul we iihtlultl 1»qu wuu tom-I. mu I ‘ “uni: llnnlth Miner (lent-tic it. Hill.
Iwulli' III'III‘HI'MI mutton: iiii thin. m" Wm" M‘“ WM" 9“ informed City
'l‘lu- pullu- lit-udnuntlmu unti tho-i ”“nm‘ ”MW" libero! "1‘“ m" I'm”
1,”. .k "ll "r I... t‘ m M i-lonilt Nllil‘hflik t huti no inilndirtlon in tho matter. It
do tin it grunt nnd niriiili' Illat-I‘ctilt.,i of M” ”MM that N that time "I" «out»
which your ilonrti of Iiuniht rr-nurntl W "“9"" "9‘9“" held “I“ h" “9"”
your Immmlinln conniderutlon. i not "N “mm" the nuinennn "I" 99‘
'l'lll‘ ltllhilll In uuouiion orruplttn.g “ "“9““ “09' .
tho hnnonwnt or the hulldiu; in Wililhl HIM“. ti vlly health uttllunnte to:-
\qu llomirulilr lion; in now In Inert min; the matter has been rolled to
stop The nrrnngmnhntn‘lu the liner-3 Mt Hill's attention. Voutctdnv im-
inent: our hall on on mun aide oi tho; nitration iftillllnhl John Keogh went to
building In inted for the lockup uud “V'Idiil‘llml and but All Interview with
vomitin- oi throt- not... built lognth MI Hill 'Ihv legit-r told Ihotnrpor-
or faring ilu- pnstnnrd with an nlins- ‘ nlion rounnnl that he had Intuit» up his
way oi about three I‘net bombs-n I'F" mind that it the oounrli did not do
and cant wnil. Aim Iwhiud' tin-an anything he would apply In an In-
relht In ounce lot it hot air tornado. innrtlnn original tin: city to clone the
The hour mm "to want hall or tin:I lock-up. Mr. Hill had no doubt any
litiwtilonl in occupied by the city to:- superior court Indira would concur.
bidder and bone ltuclut Cit qemuitv. nationally in view of there being no
thin tinnr hm: been lowered. melting“: privacy tor the mm in the jail or
notice of about tour feet between him monument. i
merit bottom and ceiling. The question or whether the town
The-basement bottom on this little must furnish II Mild!” mu bronchi
itfontiuuml Fl‘tllli It‘ll-III Page.)
II at earth. The chic I: cud no a up end It. Bloch (tinted the opinion
flrfv at:
‘l NOS. 3 and 5
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
The Annual Half Price Sale
Ladies’ .3
OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
uits and Separate
Cloth Coats
Begins on Saturday, February 1,9th
All of our customers who have patronized this big event in former years. kn0w that it means a
saving of fifty cents on every dollar invested and that any or all that remains of the Cloth Suits and
Coats can be purchased for just on
the high quality .that we insist on
w
r
e- half of the former price. We do not hesitate to say that considering
maintaining we have never ofl‘ered better values.
that the town In required to. .
John 1". McMahon deulrtui to In.»
heard as n citizen and taxpayer. He
believed it the health board tithes radi-
cnl ili‘lltlll against the interests of tho
city. that notion will not meet the hp-
prohutiou of the city He did
to lilt' town unit-lulu.
lht- lurk-up, I10 unld. In a matter thitt
cannot be dono in it day.
Corporation ('ounuul Keogh mention.
ml .1 pol t bmught up by (‘ounty
lirullh 0 our Hill. The latter had
told Mr Ki‘tiilh litui ht- liiitl b0?“
Imdlnu nboul rut»: unuhving Evernon.
nu.- ol' ”1" Adonis Express (‘ompnny
I'lnpioyt'en. Mr. Hill mod it Evci‘non
had been hilltm by the min he would
have hnd nil notion nguinst lhv I‘ll}.
Mr. Rough ngrt-t‘l.
'l‘o brim: the matter to u bend (.‘uuit
rilnmu l’ohliuun liltivmi thui tiu- at'lurt-
men he wanna-It'd to lll'ln‘iiil‘ iii‘llt‘l‘
quurttn. In two Will'kb. t‘ooncllumn
I’aul mode it tlllt‘ In lli‘i‘ by xuzuvstlnt
lrn (NUS null hi:- uinuttdnu‘ni was no
(opted 'i'hln rinsed tho Iiiisl‘llfiliiilll und
it i: I-xpcrlt-vl (but thr luuml oi hmllh
Will unuil li1o .uitou oi the St'il‘l‘lllli'n
during the UP“ IN] dim.
'l'br ibilui‘ll llt‘i‘i’l‘ii‘li imitations :t-
attend thi- (llcl \\‘.-ll .‘dtu iionm
pitim‘hlv llliiti‘) hillllivt \‘l’winvstiny
night and In nltoud Hit? lsiuulon‘ Me-
nIorIui uo'rt‘iw n: llmt h 'l‘hrulrr. Shir
duy, hinrvb iiih
I-"oui 1.;i‘liiill'l‘b. oi" Ihv t-tmntii Wi‘l'l‘
in ntit‘mluuw at the meeting, A .\i,
l‘ohilunn. .I. 1:}. Paul. t‘. 1" (‘ltti'k and
W .\i. .\it~.'iluhon 'l'ht- iiilfit‘llit'i‘fi \wre
\' W. Fouls ulul Ilr. ll ll WWII.
A I'vmlntiun wits |lii‘flt‘|li(‘ll rolling
lot the ro-dm‘ornling ol tlu- moms ol'
the Fit? l’olnw t‘outu-ilmun l'uul
spoke III int-'(u- and lltouuhi it nhould
be done by the Iilu'ury ronnnittmu
Councilman (“lurk ltlhti apolti‘ in favor.
shying nothing 1qu lu-vu done In live
)van and that ihc rooms nrr in u
Illlupltlutrd condition
it “u." mit‘tl llIIIt ll Wills ill“ some III
the bonrd lliul. l! l’nrorulllo to the li-
brary committee. the work he door, III
on expound not to met-0d 0.30,
it was mind to reopen lhv hunting
on iili‘ (‘udnr nircot. \‘nllcy place and
sitiurt uvt-nuo m-wor nuacsnmontu In
order that some property ownorn
mulht br- honrtl.
A conunttnlcniion wnu rend from City
iiuxincrr Samuel W. Hoyt. uttering In
Iquinh the city with the propouud new
vin qup for tho Hill“ of 85.10. includ-
ing the cunt Ithorv. without which hit-l
Ilium: was 85-0 tux».
filter the reading «It thin. Engineer
ll it Minor presumed hin bid, which
who opened h) ('It\ t‘ierit (‘unt-o and
rovouiml Ii bid of “if.
Ipon motion of (uunI-ihnnu I'ohl-
Inuit and Al‘ondm by t‘ouurilnmn i’ttui.
It won voted to deter further notion
on the mun until the Mur‘h meeting.
A petition watt I‘t't‘NVl‘d from ownurn
or properly III Womitvnrd nvonite bin
low Mention Mi‘t‘t‘l, uniting thud II xrndo
be outahllnhru In the nerliuu referred
to' and thnt n line no ontnhiiulimi tor
nidewnlitn.
t’uunrlimnn John E. Paul prenenied
the petition and Apollo In Its behalf. Ilo
raid the property owners denim to lily
nidnwulltn tmd curb nod gutter. Mr.
Paul hellovmpglb‘e property owuern
have It rant firievlnce and recommend-
ed a honrd of troohoidern to loolt Into
the. matter. The benefit and dnmtixe
figured he did not believe would be
large,
Henry WEI gelatin one attire pro
pet-Ir owners, nu
ch in take the utter up. .‘I‘he ennui
lionn were described as being very
bad when there in mud.
Upon motion by Councilman linul
and. seconded by Councilman Clark. it.
was voted that the mortar IDDDIM II
committee of treehoiiiers to lay out
Vi'oodmrd avenue from Meadow street
to the city line. F‘rpnit It. Fitch. John
I". McMahon and Councilman t’ohhntui
were appointed.
”1- .
not ,
think the limiter had iweu presented]!
The changing ot_
hut innpector. the «cm of 8200 watt
Ilmd.
‘ i‘ity rlerlt ........ , . , .' ....... it no CLOSED
Corporation, rtiiiliui‘l ..... .. “0700 , ”3:33;:
iionlth oiilcor ..... .......$300 ,
mm tit mom Ronni nit. (WWW‘M‘ "Wm
H. Ktieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Special ioraFew Days
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 attractive FURNITURE STOCK in The
Norwallts. Get the habit and come to us for FURNI-
TURE. R068 and MA'I‘TINGS.
H. Kriegcr 8100.
29-31 West Washington Street
The council.
mi upon the nnlItrh-II tn.- vntlouu at»
polniivo olilt'tut. mulling practically on
before ndiourning, le~
change in bull ornr‘u Moron. For the
now other. oi tirt.‘ mnrnhni nud build:
Street Couliulnnioner . . . . . . . . . . ..
Ilonrd or toilet . . . . ..
lionrd ot nceennorn ......
Audit”? “III“;J‘HUHI.
Fire minimal and building humor»
tor ..... ..’...........iaco
t‘lty treasurer. tor bdiltltceper. . 1200
The niipoinlment by the board at
health or Dr. II. it. Went. “Ii health
nitlccr wnn approved but the recom-
mendation by the health board of the
appointment or Bnmuei ireland Int
plumbing Innbector at It eatery of two
per year we: turned down, on the
ground that the attic. requires It bran»
tienl men, It plumber being metal.
.....I.
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Norwalk Chronicler