. Romember
the story about the old fellow
whose roof leaked? Somebody
halted hint why he didn‘ t mend it.
He replied that when it was rain.
. in; he couldn't and when it was
not raining he didn‘t need to. .
Some people reason that ‘way.
When the weather is warm they
don’t: need to. When it turns
cold, they order but can‘t get
prompt delivery.
Telephone 55:
YO ' CAN ALWAYS
. BUY
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
:r-‘Nuuet or Little Gem
. CIGARS
AT ALL DEALERS
5. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
A New Market
in charge of a competent man. has
been opened at :5 Benton St.
Round Stink (5 lbs. or more).10c lb.
Portarheuae steel: (5 the. or more)
12:: lb
Sirloin Steak (5 lbs or more) 12:: lb.
Pot Roast (ii the. or more). 8 to 10:: lb.
Iy aingle pound. 2:: more pound
All fresh. young. native beef
REM‘MBER THE ADDRESS
3 Bouton Street
x.
SPECIAL SALE
‘ Novels
5C 8: 9c
Stationery, 9c Box
W. A. Briggerman’ s
i ‘1 Stationery Store
Donovan Block. iaa Wnahlngton It
. .-. M... ....~. H..-
v; F. maltose a co.
DRUGGIITI \
IO. Norwalk
er Bakery
"n and Delicious Hunte-
lmlt. Rye and Oatmeal;
Plea. Crltliers. etc.
, lads. (lattes. elm. ior
noble notice.
. IRIOIAL.
dried our Molasses Myer
tier oreem or chocolate car
(live in a trial order.
B. ashington St.
milder: is” hold a com
levitate 'l‘enlple In Wall
'dm‘t order coal because they '
SALE
VOU CAN PUT iT DOWN iN
BLACK AND WHITE
that when we advertise a marked
down sale It in boon title and
strictly ns‘stntod. We are offer-
ing extraordinary bargains in all
departments this Week. (Joule in
and look them over.
G0ttlieb’s~—-— $7 8: $10
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Recital
EARL BROOKS HOSKINS
Tenor and Violinist. assisted by
MRS. FRANCES FISCHER HOSEA.
Soprano. and MR. B. FRANK CROX“
TON. Bane. with MRS. CHESTER
SELLECK at the Piano.
LOCKWOOD'S HALL,
JAN. 25, 1911
TICKETS - i — - $100
On sale all iluxtor s. liatll s and Glen-
deulng' s Pharmacies.
iiiiiili iiiiiililitiiili
Mr: F. W Hamilton.
Mus. Florence Quintald Hamilton
Min of I’reeidellt Froderitk W. Hamil
ton of ‘l‘ul’ts College. died at her
home In Mediord. Mass, Saturday. of
tar an illness of a year. She was born
in Jersey City. the daughter of George
C. Mead. She was married June 2:3.
liliii. in Portland. Maine. Her mother.
Mrs. Mead, and a son. Guy. 'l‘llfts ’lil.
besides her husband. survivi- hl‘l‘. The
deceased was a relative of Mrs. \\‘lIA
itam l.. Olsen. of Film street. and ol
Frederick Gordon Mead. who is visit
his Mrs. Olsen. his sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth 5. Crane.
The death or Mrs. Elizabeth S.
(hour. widow of William ii. t‘rltlie,'otu
curred last night tiltur a long illness.
at tho iltlillt' of her daughter, Mrs
John S. l’onnell. Mt-Kinlt-y street. Row
ayton. She was In the ninelicth year
of her age. A son. Willis Crane. resides
in Hartford. [lessened was a member
of the South Not-wall: Congregational
Church. and iiev. Charter S. .\inrfer-
land. ll,ll.. will conduct the lullorsl emu
vice tomorrow afternoon at ‘3 (ill
o‘clock. iilli'l'lilt’lll will he in Norwniit
Cemetery.
m
Mrs. Richard Pagan.
.\ii‘tl. itilltttrd Pagan. oi iliWPI', N.
.i., died there Suturdlu l-‘unerei Ill
rector George H. Raymond wont it
New York today to bring the romaine
to Nora-silt tor intormunt, lioth Mrs
Fulton and her husband ucro woii
known ht-rc. hnrim; previously resided
in Norwnlit. The deceased is anti-iron
by two sisters and title brother. lht
Misses Nellie and Kate. and John lion
nosey. The remains were interred
this afternoon in tit. Mary‘s cemetery
m...
Funeral of Atoll Manner.
Funeral liPllit‘Ni owl lilo remains oi
Aiois Manner, who was a populal
member of Norwnik Lorine. ii. i’. 0. K.
were largely atended in ills home town
of Wontporl. yostertlm At 2 o‘clock
there was a service at his h the at
Greens li‘arms. with lurlitcr In rice III
Trinity Episcopal Church. Westport.
and at ’I‘rlnlt3 (‘hurrh :emotrry
whole the interment tool: plane. The
Elite conducted the unions at the
greuv The members at the lodge git
titrated to the number or about 85 at
the Home In South Main street and
were taken to the funeral by special
trolley.
*-
Funaral oi lenjamin Taylor
The funelal oi llonjalnin ’l‘a3lor. nl
Main street. has held yeatsrday from
his late home and was of a private na'
ture, immune oi the aorloua illness oi
the wile oi the deceased. Rev. James
Benton Werner. rector of (trace Epil-
copai Church, otllcinted. and the inter
maul followed in the Norwalit ceme-
tery. St .lohn Merrill and Addison A.
lietts from Our Irothers' Lodge. No
10. l 0 (l lt‘ and James Wood oodgnd
George llnrdwlcii. item St. John's
Image. No. ll. F. and A M.. were proa-
enl in the capacity oi pail bearers.
.nu—o.
Funeral oi Mrs. Henrietta Miller.
The funeral of Mrs. Honrietta Mll-
lor. who died Saturday. on hold this
morning. iron: her into home. No. i
Hendrick street. East Norwalit. Rev.
IF it. Torrey oldelated. The remains
were taken to hit Klaco. New York. to-
day, tor interment. Funeral Director
Prod-rial: ii (looting and the months"
A;
m event-a.
oi the iamlly driving to that piece.
to south mutt sinner.
MU'I'H NORWALK
Clearance Sale of
REGARDLEBB OF 0051'
Ladiee' and Mlaeea' Suits, (Boats. Skirts, Walata. Dresses. Furs. l'i‘nr
Coats. Night Gowns, Petticoats, Bill: Hosiery. Corset‘tiovers and Car-
sets. We alter freo.' Clearance Sale in both stores.
Winter Garments
515 Main 3h. Stamford
a: South Main on, south helium
' l
ill-ll“ iii
THERI'O STRENGTH IN av-
ERY IOTTLE—
every giasawoi'mlpport’s lioer
over brewed. kegged. cashed.
barreiod or bottled. The point.
here made is that happens
lieer meets every requirement.
on Al. hish-nrado beer should
have. and does It hotter than
ally beer: for which you pay
more per the case of ti bottles.
Sold in all lending rates ill The
.\'orwalka In bottles and on
draught
ancr W8: Flynn
138M Wu
Aiitlii’i ill PRiiit iiilS.
SBHHIK Billiliiii Pfliiilll
Mrs. Klein, the Nurse, Called to
the Stand in the Wheeling
Case ”Today
Wilt‘iui i.\'(l \\ \a. Jan. in. Less
than hell the thirty-six witnesses who.
it Is understood the stole her listed
to instill ill the [\rDhQitlliltiil oi .\ila
Litllili Pnnrswmlh Si‘honk lnl llli ni
loged attempt to poison lit-l health)
husband. John (l, Srhcnh. had been
summoned when 1hr sis-(ind wool: oi
the trial hogan today. The identity
of most of these witnesses has been
carefully guarded until their appear
once. lull two new names became pub-
lic ltidl‘) ’i‘ltet are Dr. it. llrinitsrd.
an associate of Dr. tlrogory Acitcrtnan.
who first diagnosed Schenir’s illness
at: a "NW at poisoning. and Howard
Haslett by the state alone. llaaictl
lncr has been subpoenaed by both
state and counsel for Mrs. rlchenit. but
linsletl by the state uloutto. Haslett
is exported to testify regarding an al-
iegr-d attempt by Mrs. School: to dis-
pose of some traction builds belonging
to her husband while he was Ill. The
allegation will he brought out in paral~
lot with the testimony of Eleanor
Koocitlt-r. a dolomite uurlio. who dr~
ciarcd on illt‘ stand Saturday that Mrs.
School: offered her a bribe oi H.000 to
administer a poisonoiill pill to her hus-
band. but that Mrs. Schools tallmi to
raise the money
.\ilss Zoocltler, who Ni a nurse one
known as ".\irs, Kit-in." will he called
again today The announced plnn iii
the Iillit‘ for the week is. for one thing.
to establish proof that Mrs. fiction!
purchased poison such as was imlnd
by chemical anali‘sla in some of the
mineral water and modirim- in the
School: homo. ‘
A human interest turn over the Sun-
dny recess took lilac:- today. While
Juror Elbert Lunch. with the other:
who will weigh the evidence In the
Silent: corn. wee out million under
guard of the deputy aherifia. he ex
pressed a desire to see his live days'
old baby. The jury walked in a body
to hia homo and Ma Milli was ltratllled
Mrs. schenk spent Sunday quietly
In her tower room and It Was stated
devoted much of the time in reading
letters which are pouring on her at
the rate of a hundred a day from all
parts of the English-upsetting world.
Some of them have been given out tor
publication. all of them being south
ments In her favor. One contained a
proposal oi marriage.
Mica Eleanor Zoeoltler. the detective
nurse. who had been known at the hoa-
pital where School: was taken on Mrs.
Klein andwho gave much damaging
evidence again-t lire. School: on Sat.
prday. war on the mind when court
convened today. The crowd was In
“It? as ever. In spite of the bills:
on
“Mrs. achenk told me on one moo
aloh." said the witness in a voice so
low she could not be heard in the
audience. "that when dollar“: tithe i.
would be well provided tor. Friday
following the altar to gum in him
to poison Mr. School . lite. in”:
name to the hospital and Mollie
leit alone in the room with lotion)! for
at" minutes. oieittli than} time
and there were blah were. been
wee
them. On one Willi l remarked to
flu. “been. ”Well hes maniac loin. tutti
Beers Brothers Co.
Norwailt’e
Annual Clearance Sale
Ladies’ Tailored Garments
Following our usual custom we will place on sale Saturday, ‘January :4. all of our Tailored
Cloaks and Suits at greatly reduced prices. All are this season's style and patterns,
Leading Dry Goods {Store
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUlLDING. NORuiALK. CONN.
and we carry nothing over from one season to another.
All of the Ladies’ Coats-
are marked much below the former low p
rices. duced prices;
. ' Alithe Fur Coats
Russian Pony. Caracul. Coney, at greatly re-
All of Our Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits
Including a wide range of shades and sizes. have been group in two lots. and
marked ........................... . ................... . .......... Srsoo and $20.00
i
i
I
i
i
luton St. Phone 842-4 ‘
South Norwali:
Norwaiit
Wetiiport
.~W MN»... m... ..-....» ...,...
iiiililtlil illitiiiiiiii
liliilllli Fill Pliiii
Think They See Chance to Elect
a County Commissioner
The Democratic members from Fair
ilciti county. hlrlnx discovered them-
selves to be a majority of the county
legislators. think they act: a chance tor
the election at a Democratic county
commissioner..and last neck unnnl-
mously nominated ra-Mayor Donia
Mtllrihiii. of Bridgeport They also
rotrd to try to capture the rutlltti‘
organization and on adjournment
CONNEALLY
8: BRACKEN
All Sizes and Styles
Boys’8: Girls’
High-cut
Shoes
"awn—~—
uraod ouch other to hunt up absen-
tees and got ersryhody to the county
meeting. for thou majorit3 was hut
l and "overt Doptoclat counts l.‘
Representative chart» W. Murphy.
of [tallburnl' chosen chairman oi
the raucua and router Archibald Mt-
Ncil. .lr.. oi Bridgeport, clerk. and later
It was voted to present their name! in
nomination for permanent oiilccre
CONISPIIEDALLY
B R A C K E N
.1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TILEPHONU 3034
of the rouni3 organisation. This ar-
tion was tslun on" education of Mr.
.\iurpiu just nth eraucu: was about
to adjourn hitting“ any such action.
lieurosentatite tile“ hi. Clark, oi L
Monroe. was named for county audl‘ .-
tor (rye-r itepreodntative Arthur .i. Gll~
leaner. oi Newtown. ll intend the
vote was made unanimous. The elec-
tlon had some Amusing tenures as
the calldidntee Were not known to all
those present ahd one. member eug-
nested that they stand up and tell
their virtues. The vote was by roll
call. but neither candidate voted.
There are two oommlaltioners to be
electcd and the caucus could have
made two nominations. but. as Retire
aentatlvo W. W. Bent, oi Bridgeport.
expressed it, it remained to be seen
whether the Republican legislature
would accept the Democratic majority
report or the county organisation and
he had his doubts about it. but they
ought to moire a claim for one place
anyway. If they claimed both. they
might not set ear. but Ii ‘they claimed
but one. they mtghtget
Reproeontailve Bent nominated as
itayor Iulvihlll and the nomination
has seconded by Senator (lorry Pad
dock. at nrldg t. who said of the
ell-mayor that a gentleman oi ver-
acity and honor lie couldn't be beaten.
To me a slangf expression. said he.
"Donia is always there with the
mode.” He never went back on his
party on his trienda. There waa
no oth :- nomination.
UNIDINTWIIO .AiLOR KIM-«ID.
tale to Have lean '1'th Under
Train by Two Men in New Nation.
slew Harlin. Jan. i0. ~3qu
Mix continued today hie Investigation
oi the circumstances connected with
the death of an unidentified sailor who
no run over by a train in the Belle
Doci: yards of the New York. Now it»
van and Hartford railroad catty yeates
day morning, and who died at the hoa-
pilal here a few hours afterwards. it
Wain; to the attention or
‘ shortly hetero the
_vy a train he had
ore-om with tyre also.
. lid. 0001'le It
a.
n33,” a ”the q James
Jr. on also held in order at
nth. comer pe the result at his
lolury. ltlaai that. the datum
. under the train.
trouser-mat... and Ill. repildd. um. m
*—
Delicatessen
Give us a trial ad be convinced.
J Ohn G. Hour '
Tel 87“
a...- o. :-
ht Gun Metal. Button and illuoher.
with latest high
tip (Union Stamp
m hammered
Five year First Mortgage Gold
Coupon Bonds.
Interest payable semi-annually.
Strong local indorsemonts and
relerencea.
Full particulars.
OOIURN AND HULL.
94 Washington 8L,
South Norwaiie
Tel. ill-l
of Quality}
Fonnerty d. Frlelrleh'a.
RAlLROAD A".
J
mater and
the sudden
lite bands
Men’s
James Mean’s
There
household
eel tend fancy win: when titer
$3 and $3.25
in: lilrtiea
lull-
mentioned mm.
The old-
ragga» he ”heartless“ roll». "take down?
tutti and his 01mm tied ‘
, tilt“ in all: will Mumford
Karen. :1 ' .
women.
that as ho was leaving he was tel: n
with an attaoit oi heart tallure. could >
scratched but in thought to be other»
wise untniured Alfonso npm
John Mexeon were soon on the ace 9
to until. Mr. Lee to hie teat He at
a few moments and Ilid that he till
all right. lie-then vent to his home
About two hours later. Dr
iii" W aging“ near this M I
party on no oil
tore the heroine received the gla u»
Coats
and ‘Walsts
H. [trigger a C0.
Come to Our.
.E ve ry Day
It will Pay You ”i- You.won'ti be dis-
appointed illl the Bargains
‘we are giving “ “
Suits
Our Men’s Clothing
Department
started to move is soon as the doors
were opened. Mien seem to have an
eye for Bargain: as well as the
.q COJME EVERY DAY
and save money on your purchases
rouniret and it is thou
liltob forward on his i .
and race ware bad 5’
ad
on consternation in t e
i Constable and tire. Jo n
iii. 30!“!de this our. 70m” 0
mm that tit r to
adenoid chill on mullet. ’i‘ e [1‘
eat tear was tell. tor a time and sea
went out in all directlo »
. A. D. W
Iii!
who con d
hair
are the Leading Specialties dur-
ing 1his Sale
walnut-a literal Lucio
\
Broker: Lots
Madras
. Pajamas
‘ 50c
regular £1.00 quality
liiaea iii. id. 17, id
UNDUIWIAR
$1.00 god it. so grade
Norwalk Chronicler