If you have cultivated a auto for
good pure, Candy,
OUR HOME MADI IWIITI
will certainly tickle 1‘- pslsto. Al-
ways fresh and entici’ao:
F. A. LANE
Tel. 41» If Washington at.
V We Do Steam Boiler
‘ Insurance
and Inspection
I ITAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET. IOUTH
NOIWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 10H
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Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~OOLD AT-
1". H. BAXTER’S
DRUO STORE
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92-2—News Department
92-3——Bustneu Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 -Edltor’s Residence
729-Mtty Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and vicinity: Increas-
ing cloudiness tonight; Saturday snow
or rain in afternoon or night. Warm»
or; moderate north to east winds. The
storm that was central over Ontario
yesterday morning has’ moved out the
Gulf of St. Lawrcn cc and another dis-
turbance is now central in Minnesota.
Light rain is falling this morning over
the Western Lake reg’lon,’ and loeat
snows have occurred from the lower
lakes eastwmd over the St Lawrence
Valley and Northern New England dur-
ing the last 24 ho'u'rs it. has grown
somewhat warme1 over the distlicts
east. of the Mississippi River, except
over Northern New E1 land and the
lower St. Lawrence Yiigy “hwhere it
is considerably colder his mmning
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
AY.
Low, 30; high, 46.
Temperature:
Partly cloudy.
Miss E. F. Walker, who is struggling
with the grip, and has been unable to
attend to business. is on the improve.
Mrs H. D. Brown and daughter.
Miss Gladys of N01 walls: spent Mou-
day with 111111.11de Weed in
Springdale.
Past Regent William F. Iloyt, of
South Norwnlk. installed the officers
of Danbury Council, Royal Arcunum.
Wednesday wetting
—liig Socialistic meeting tonight.
1Rogers if; Stevens' annual red tag
sale is now in full swing and great
bargains are being ()flelod in men's
clothing and furnishings.
The many friends of Captain Theo-
dore. Smith or , qsed to see him on
the street as n. Captain Theodore
has been suffering from an attack of
grip. _
Mintz's January clofi‘rnnce able in
now in full operatimt, and grout inducc~
ments are being offered I11 all lines of
his large stock and endless variety of
goods.
St. John's Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.
conferred the Master Mason degree
last. evening at their stated communi-
cation Iu the Masonic Tompleln Wall
street.
The N. E. Ryan Co. is closing out lit-
tle lots of goods at less than c.0st The
advertisement enumerates a number
of articles that the ladies are look-
ing for.
~U1nbrellas, Umbrellas. O Brien.
Masher & Fly alvertlspd special
in family I113)! tithe famous ()ld
Chechen Doc ‘Iévfliich has the quality
of purity and use. and the Jew price
of 81. 00. , 1
G A. Franks, 0‘1 “All (Iii-oat the.
well- known tonsorlsi artist of Wall
street, is confined to his home. i-l11 was
taken ill yesterday and is slightly im1
proved today.
Every man and woman is invited to
come to the Socialist meeting tonight.
at 8 o‘ ‘ ck in Arlen llail. Mr, (than.
1‘. Pas h, of Dunbury will speak. A
large crowd is expected. Free Admis-
sion.
W. W. I) llurt Wicks of the lmai
trolley lines, who has been ill for our
aral weeks, has resumed his duties
on the trolley and his friends are pious
ed to see him about again; He started
work this morning.
A. l". Eockmann to Co. 111:1 it loud
in their advertisement today that they
are selling batted for 33 cents a
and. which they suarsntoe to be the
33.1 the market affords. Other low
,prioes will be found in the adv.
~Aaother Nations. informal dance,
Friday «coins. Spledet's orchestra.
footweod' I Hall.
new Demmon. of Norwalk. former-
,ly I. trolley conductor. has secured an
excellent position in the Dresden Lace
Works Company liter, in the shipping
Mom. His friends wil be pleased to
hear oi" his line position.
doors. nitration.
gmflYgrk city“ :9 loops ewilt
OW 0 1
11mm matrimonial o nation of tits
Milli! of the United States.
"volition. men is held twice
'1' lo criminolo-
fit. it mill“ iii the newest
ing the day in
111111.111:
eWall street rust.
“FOR SALE
NEW 30118 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $3.50. Apply at
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shall Point, Nor-walk
Give Your Teeth
Some Attentidn
Your appearance will be improved.
you will promote health. enjoy
your meals butter. aid digestion,
and be better satisfied with your-
self in general, It will not cost
much, and i .uivrI the highest grade
work. Remember the process of
decay is going on all the1 time and
the condition of your mouth is
11111116 worse by putting oil‘ for to-
morrow what should be done. to-
drty. Ionsultutions free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwnik
‘ Hours: 9 s. m. to 8 p. m. Bun-
days by appointment only.
Hosiery
MISSEB' HOPSCOTCH
BOYB' ROCKPROOF
(Guarantee with Every Pair)
—-15 can“
LADIES' SIX-THREAD
SILK LIBLE
-—-39 cents-
HOOIERY. 2 for 250
250. BBC. 3 for CI
SILK HOSE. 600 {o .1. 75'
J. I MALLE'I‘TE
(formerly Misu- Dawson)
88 Washingmn BL Tel. “0
CHECK
Your Expenses
F”
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR BILLS
BY CHECK
M
ITANT THI YEAR RIGHT
SKIN AFFEGTIBIIO
WHETHER ON INFANT OR OROWN
PERSON CURED BY ZEMO
AND ZEMO SOAP.
m
AN UNUSUAL OFFER.
The I’laisted Drug Store says to ev-
ery person, be It 1111111. woman or child
who has an irritated. tender or itching
skin to come to 01111 store and procure
a bottle of ZEMO and a cake of
ZEMO soap and if you are not entire
ly satisfied with results, mine back
‘ and get your money. So confident are
we of the efiicucy of this clean, simple
treatment, that We make you this un
usual offer.
zone is 11 11101111 liquid for exté‘insl
use that has cured so many cases of
eczema, pimples, dandruff and other
forms of skin eruption. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are the most economical
as well as the cleanest and most effec-
tive treatment for affections of the
skin or scalp, whether on infant or
grown person.
Skating ionisins good and is betas
enjoyed by the youths of the Nor-
walks.
iicm'y Kristo. of this city, attended
the presentation of a Gordian opera
last evening at ”to Metropolitan Opera
House in New York city.
Dr. Mallory in his announcement. to
day advises giving your tooth atten-
tion, as by so doing you will promote
your health, improve your appearance
and condition generally.
'l‘he seieetmen of the town are busy
today Kranting orders to the poor for
rent and supplies. All the morning
there was a stream of people lending
11p the town hall stairs and into their
office.
Lucas assortment of
Valentines.
Sc to $2
VALENTINE POST CARDS
6 for 25¢:
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Ilook. ill Washington It.
in the
COAL TRADE?
\\ he buys coal right?
Who handles cool right?
Who sells coal right?
Who delivers coal right!
--WI 00—
Thoss are. our Rtl'On‘ points, our
[I "knows" to coal; that's wily
WE ARE “IT"
in the “ ’ .5
A
l
A cost. TRADE
Hazieton Coal i
The 11. 11113111111111.3011 Co.
Tel. 204. 122 WI!” It.
6%
Five year First Mortgage (lold
1‘011pon llonds.
interest. payable semtunuuatly.
Strong local tndorsomenta and
references.
Full particulars.
COIUIIN AND HULL,
1 94 Washington In.
South Norwalk
Tel. Iii-i '
m
TRANIAOTI A GENERAL IANKINO
lUliNIOO AND Ofl'Ilfl IVIRY
FACILITY CONIlI‘I’lNT
WITH SOUND
IANKINO
Ourolus and Profits
0117100“.
c an
1 oo‘iau
m
Info M1 Iomllsnduwyur
Iowut H. Marnlwsotf. m
Jot-tn it. KN II 1111 Vin-M11.
1 volumes .abwm. our 111»
In subways onsets-1
H.070”
I. H. Mathewson Ismael Grumman
John if. Rum 1i. Walloon
CityNationalBank '
COAL
That’s,Al
ofllcrsc
1; one installed.
Mrs. Charles H. Ferris. of Washing
immodest; bardust're'fttrnwm New
York. where she visited Dr. and Mrs.
Norwood. the latter being her sister.
Cockenoe Tribe of lied Men are no
lull after Uncus Rod Men's sculps Mon-
day evening, when they will play an
other set of games in the plnochiotoun
amount in South Norwallt
Thomas F. llowd, gran council at
dttor ot‘ the state lodge of Foresters o?
A111e1lcn. has been invited to be in at—
tendance Sunday at a big class initiu
tlull of the several lodges in llridgo-
port.
1 Harry Beers, assistant manager of
the Beers Bros. Co. 11111., has nearly
recovered from his recent illness, and
is expected to resume his duties in the
Norwalk store on Mon . ills friends
were pleased to hear 0 It a recovery.
Court. Narruk, Fords ers of America,
No. as. will hold their masquerade
dance this evening in the armory and
the Nutmeg Club will old their sec.
ond dance this your 11 jackwtmd'a
Hall at. the same time. Both dances
will probably be attended by throngs.
‘ 11111111111100 Tribe, 1. 0. n. 111., will 1.11111
evening In their wlgwamv in Wall
street, put on the warriors degree with
a special (cum on a turtle class of can-
didates, in amplified form. The state
officers have been invited, refresh-
menta will be served and a bit‘ time is
expected.
~‘Men's, Loys' Winter Cups. O'Brien.
Porter Emerson Browne the novel-
bu, short story writer and dramatist
will suit on Wednesday of next week
for Europe where he will remain until
spring. .1\i1 Browne, who has been
living in \‘ew York during the wzintm
has made arrangements to have corn
sldetutible household {111' nitute shippedi
to his West Rocks 111011110 residence in
Norwalk. ,
(.‘i1ief of Police William Volimer has
none to New York (‘ity‘ today to bring
buck the four young m’e‘n charged with
burglary, tho retrofitting matters Inn-
ing all been adjusted" he 101mg men
will he. luouuht beini‘o lie local (curl
and unless they make a. fight here all!
probably I111 boullrl ovoi' to the Super-
ior (‘ourt without much delay. Dur-
1111: the. chief's absence today. his oifi
lit‘inl duties as chief are being looked
1111111 by tlfliter Frank V Raymond I
’l‘lmsc ulm uttcmh 1i flit.1 session of‘
tho (littltti Imitzv 11f the \insoua in
.‘ww HIUOII yesterday and Wednesdav!
are Cornelius \‘un i‘mu’rrittu .l. \\
and F. 3. Lyon, proxy for W. M linen A
Flynn, from (ltd Well lxuiue. No. tutu.
I". and A. M. and l‘ G. M. A. t‘, Wlteel- ,
er. ti. \\'.. lion-11rd l., (lrnmptou. and!
J. W. (‘. (ills Fitch. from St. .lobn'si
[mine ‘.\o ti F 11n1i1\'M.Tho statsion;
on Woduosdnv 111111 for the purpose oi’
hearing the reports and the elm tilt“ of;
while ,11 sterility the niiitets‘
..-.“ a. .-m.-.._.-_.. ....-I
FOR SALE
Elevenroom nonrigid good condi-
tion, suitable for two‘llnmes: water
installed. one acre, David and outbuild»
lugs Bargain to quid: buy.”
H E Donn & Son
Bill AIL lilill
Nearly Anyone Iiia'y secure a
Splendid Growth of Hair
We tune a remedy that has a record
of growing hair and curing baldness
in 93 our of every .100 cases where used
according to directions for 11 reasons-
bio length of time.~ That may seem
like a strong statement~lt Is, and we
mean it to be, and no one should doubt
it until they have put our claims to
an actnni‘test.
We are 110 certain Rexall “98" Hair
Tonic will cure dandruff. prevent bald-
ness, stimulate the scalp and hair
roots, stop failing hair and grow new
hair, that we personally give our posi-
tive guarantee to refund every penny
paid 11p for it in every instance where
it does not give entire satisfaction to
the user.
Royall “93" Hair Tonic is as pleas-
ant to use as clear spring water. It is
delightfully perfumed, and does not
grease or Earn the hair. Two sizes, 601:
and $1.00. With our guarantee back of
it, you certainly take no risk. Sold
only at our stores-The llexull Store.
The Clifford Pharmacy, Quittner (in
Canty,‘ Props.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Benjamin McKrane, of Chapel street.
was admitted to the Norwaik hospital
yesterday afternoon for medical treat-
ment.
Frederick McMahon. of Bayview ave-
nue. who has been in the Norwalk hos
pitai since he broke his leg playing
football on the Tiger team, has been
having quite a time of it. One of the.
broken bones knit all right and Fred is
now waiting for the other to complete-
ly knit. lie will not be. able to leave
the hospital for several weeks
“WV—...»... -... V-
ORGANIST OF GRACE CHURCH.
Announcement ls made that Arthur
F. Huntington, at present at the South
Noruaik Methodist Church, has been
engaged as organist at (trace Episcopal
(11111111111 Norwnlk. and will came
at the portioning of the forthcoming
musical 1",11111 Mm l Mr Huntington
will succeed Illihcrt it. Newton at
lv'ucc t‘l1urrh. whose futtll'o plans have
1110i lit-cu announced.
WILLIMANTIC JOURNAL SOLD.
Wil.i.liil.\.\"l‘i(‘. .latt. Edw’l‘ho Willi.
muniit‘ .lnul‘llnl, one of tilt1 oldest flows-
pupl-rs l111\\'I111Il1a111 county. has been
sold by 1'\, .l hill to H. P. Wilder. pro-
prir tor of the Windham t‘ounty ()hser~
N11 I11 l‘utunm The sale is to become
cilmlito 1111 Ft I1r11t11'1 i.
...... .... .. _... ...—.... ...»... ...1.W
week’s
Break-up-a-Coid
Tablets .
”25.0 ,
evade wru'rr: mus c
1!
'mrouuo
With Tar, rot Coughs no Colds
+0uneosln.’........‘..'. ...251:
W. F. WIGMORE 81 CO.
(lit-em”) . .1. . 1MIIGOII'M111; 11
' ‘5 WALL 31" NORWALK ‘ 8 North Main SL, 80. Norwslk
.. ..., 33:!!! ‘
"seams" scnarcu rsso‘
"Bonnie"
feed that will
increase egg production “llonnio”
811%th Food. home product, is a guarantee 11f scrauh
tdour chickens 1111111111.-
keop them t1calfl1y,and
Srmtth Feed is scientifically pro-
pnrod to meet 111110 demands of growing and fullquown fowls.
Only matcri
that grade In every respect up to our high stand-
ard are used-«wdrefttily selected cracked and whole grains and seeds,
sunflower and buckwheat lifted a
nd reviewed until they are entire-
ly froe1 from dust and chaff. V'llonnie" Scratch Feed is a complete and
balanced ration for grown fowl: In
all seasons.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers-Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horsu. Cattle and Poultry.
.‘1
A For Fresh F H go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST ‘
111111111,
Cutbiii’s Bridge
, rumour? l08.
... Ford Cars
11".“flflifi TOURING OM. QM
Another
Carload
WEAKFIBH ................... ..120
FLATFIOH ...................... 10o
FROOTHDH ..... . ..... ice
HERRING ...... ........... ...iOo
SHAD ............................ 10¢
ONAPPIR ILUES ........... ....15c
SPANISH MAOKIRIL .. ........ 10o
liusfislt. smelt. Eels. Halibut. Steak
God. Finnln Noodles. locations, wan
ranted dry, Oreonperi'Oystors. Long
and Round Clams. Larns'Long Clams,
opened, 40o quart .
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY
same
this week
PRICE’S "*
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Important Reductions in
Clothing, Furnishings _‘
and. Shoes 1. ;
South Norwaik. Conn.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
o ‘ .
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLESS OF COST .
Ladtcs' and Misses‘ Suits, Coats, Skirts, Walsts, Dresses, Furs, Fur
Coats. Night Gowns. Petticoats, Silk Hosiery, Corset Covers and Cor-
sets. \Ve alter free. Clearance Sale in both stores.
98 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
5l5 Main 82., Stamford
33 South Main 81., south Nomik .1
"1111111 11111 111111
WAI L STREET, 10:10 a. luv—With
tow exceptions prices at the opening
of the stock ma1ket today Indicated an
ilraxutar tone. Canadian Pacific do-
clined 2% points. American Smelling
‘15. Union Pacific is and U. 8. Steel
114. Northern Pacific. Consolidated
tins, heading and Tennessee Copper
nuproved fractionully.
WALL STREET. it n .m.-Undsr
the influence of a brisk seilin: movo
meat. in which the traders concealm-
md pressure against stocks that were
among the weak features in roster
day a decline prices yielded shorty in
the early trading. Cheadaneake A
onto. Norfolk 1h Western. Amalgam»
ted Copper and United States Steel
fell a point below yesterday at close.
Offerings at the lover level were ab-
sorbed readily and there was a par-
tial recovery. Northern Pacific lead
log with an over slain. gain of a point.
WALL. STREET. nooaw'l‘he trend
of prices on the Stock Exchange was
downward In response to a general
selling movement which was con-
tinued throughout; the moraine. Ben-
ttmsnt was invited. though rote-slow
st traders were inclined to banish
and, to weaken the market further withm
short selling. Notable strength was
shown by a large number of inactive
tndnstrials and incisions. includins
North American._ National Biscuit. in-
ternational Harvester and 'l‘snoesus
Clapper. Bonds were aim.
1 wasp mam: .1?’ n1.—-A many
better tons 9111111111 in the noon
ti's‘di .tlts iloprorsmsnt hoist wslb
ed three a list. M were
further as that vdiadus:
trains
tho-Wm
u recruiters a
1min“
gin
A SHARP CUT IN PRICES
WOMEN'S $150 $1. 35. 31. 25 and $1
Felt Slippers
Reduced to
Flynn’s Boot 8110p 90 mamas. A
brim the sirens points. of
o - ,;. 1. ,1.
ItTrckles-thei’aiaie;
of the man who knows good
liquors Our lemons old CHIC”. ,
en Cock has a flavor an its up: .-
wa delicious flavor that comes
from purit and age: You Mi}:
like this Lind, and you will
like the price of $100 per full
qunrt.1 1 ‘
ner&FIyu n
138 Mvaagington Bi. Phone 6i“-
98c -.
NEW vault of L Mi
M by a Gan [
May Have Been Kiddo
of White sum 1?anan 1’ '
NEW YORK, Jan. 2b.-—Seve'tt ‘ ' ‘
your old Annie Del Ducal. ’whose lit 1
sister testified against a band out will
stave traffickers last summer, f 1 ‘-
whom were convicted and son
to imprisonment. to missing front;
home to President street. B
Fearing that she has prion kidnap
in revenue by friends of t e not,
sister. Carolina. has asks the Will
to find dher.
Annie was last seen by her now
two weeks ago when, she left
home on an errand. fiat-Gr din
once follows the cocaipt yn
of a series of three draw“
threatening harm to marzipan bi
family. Precautions were taken
guard the younger girls Mm .1111
sis. axed it and 9. respectiv’ely. but
was thought that Annie was dbl.
care for herself. '
or six prisoners whose fate or
largely determined by the ieltiitlny 1
Armin sisters, four we ass
to fail terms varying in) ‘ioono
years, one jumped bail and one
discharaod for lack of surpass.
W
GALL V8. Picii
Constable bailey “his? yosidf
so woo attadhment or plot
in 6st Norwslk to cover tats Gill
1101! demand claimed) ' 4
her suit against Etienne:
torn/11y (tends. to cart
outs of the plaintiff an, ,
tunable before Jul
forest: Humilit- 111
foreseen. January 18
for rent
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Norwalk Chronicler