= tr‘otéaniineosruiity
Appeal to you. then the products
of our Bakery and. Candy Kitchen
will surely suit
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily~
r. A. ‘1. A N r.
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY
51 Washington 8t.,
ICE CREAM
Telephone 409
80. Norwaik
We write all forms of
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 105-2.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
74 WAIHINO’TON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN. ”
TELEPHONE 1.5-!
Park & Tardfig
Delicious Can dies
~~ . ~80LD AT— ’
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IIIIA IIIWS
BAXTER’S
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Evening. sénrih’é'LNTEL’EFIJIONt-z
CALLS
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92-3—Buslneea Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 -Edltor’s Residence
729-5—City Editor's Residence
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 3350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
‘WEATHERNFORECAST.
For Noru‘nlk and vicinity: Fair and
Saturday increasing.
cloudiness and wnrmor, probably toi-
Iowed by rain or SHOW; rising tompor-
shifting to
weathor
WitI‘IIICI'
aturc,
southeast winds.
prevails this morning over the custom
esctions. An area oi’ low prusanro con-
trol near Kansas City, Mo. is produc-
ing cloudy Weatltor with rising tour
pet'ature in tho wostorn and control
Zero tentporuturot; were re-
ported from tho northern tior oi“ states
set-lions.
tonight.
uorthoust
I’ionsatlt
Iil‘lsk
from Main to Montana.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
Temperature:
Cloudy.
If you want to know the beat rigors
read B.
St. Mary's choir rohonrsal will ho
DAY.
......
J. Roynoids' adv.
held this evening at 8 o'clock.
Ex-Muyor (Jitnrlos 1;. motor, at Red-
ding, is spending tho day in Norwnlh.
~Sott l-lats, Soft tints.
it‘ you want to know about a root
that will outlast the building road t}.
ii. Aislhorpo‘a adv.
’l‘ho rognlar
the South Norwnlk Library directors
will be held at the reading room, this
evening.
wheat Buttor 31v in. Pit
Division No. I, A. i). it, hold their
meeting last evening and the commit-
toe on the St. Patrick‘s tiny program
roported progress. Post Cards ....... 8 tor 50
Mrs. .loromiuh Little. of NorWqu.
is recovering trout a week's illness at P°“ Cards """" 2 '°" 5°
lior homo during which tituo silo hm:
boon attended by Mrs. Rilt‘lit‘l \t‘hito,
monthly
llS II ll The.
Junior: 1‘, Murr, tho proprlotor of tho
Norwnlk ()ddity Shop, lost it iiuo china
umlu‘olla stuud yestordny,
having blown It down, brouking it on
tho
the sidewalk.
The First Division of tlio l‘avnl Mil-
itia of Hriduopori is to giro a donor in
that. place this evening, tutti a largo
number oi" Norwnlk pooplo are plan-
ning to attend.
wIrorutcs. liorbiou,
Today is the Feast or St.
and according to the old otistout this
evening at. 8 o'clock tho throats will
be blessotl to ”listen. uil
O'Brien.
the
from all throat diseases.
We are showing our. new
spring suits, made to order. 300 diit‘or-
out styios to soloctfiirom. We will ni-
iow a special discount of in per root.
on all orders token this month. Miniz's.
A. I“. Becklnnnu Er Company in their
large ndv. today, announce grout ro-
duction in the prItio oi butter. 'l‘horo
are many other nit-routing III'It‘I‘iI to
he Iound in the dv. iicttor road It lw»
lore doing your Saturday shopping.
i~‘,
iiu
~~Spinattin large can, lac.
Lawton it (You, .
H. M. Jennings,
quite Ii time this morning with tho
iocioswitch ut the corner of Main and
Wall street. The switch had frozen up
durlnx tho night. which was unusually
cold. and it was necessary for that
gentleman to thaw it out. With koronv
one and’weeto ho ruiuod it to rod but
from freezing and successfully encom-
truck mun,
piiuhed his pufpone.
It you think you need glasses road
Thomsr‘s adv.
Thuifldes in the Norwaik harbor for
the lut neversl days how appeared to
ataynssrly hinh 'ail day. At the Wail
stmet bridge tor tour or live hours yes-
terday; the this seemed to remsin at
about the some level
been stop ed by Hi
atrsem.‘
and tilt
the built
sntly stationery tide.
Them»
do
via
tor of so.
he
he» saw a
hes
, I Mil! Myths first
first , hum sinusehm
hum intent can see or
herd ‘to so! on
i Mi!
Low, :54; high, In.
O‘Iirien.
mot-i lug
s
.I.. S: (‘0.
\v I n ti
Illflliit‘.
faithful
‘1
as though it had
not further down
he title is high at midday
s with the east wind holdinti
oi’ the voter In the harbor is
hold to ho responsible for the onus!»
«out , brishwyed baby
and hits. Joseph DI~
constitution on tor:
hull
There Is” More
Than One Way
to sustain tho vital forces. You
can dip your bread in your ton,
and solot't tho. soil and mushy
foods. douyiuu yourself of Ihoso
which uro most uppotlzing and
nourishing; or, you can burn a
good-looking, wall-tilting pinto
matio, which will ouubio you to on»
joy your meals, improve your up-
poaranoo and put, on oniiroly dil-
t‘oront phase, on life altorothvr.
Como in and lot the tuko your im-
pression today.
Dr. .I. II. MALLERY
16 South .‘Ithn St, South Norwnik
Hours: 0 a. In. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
oi‘
Valentines
LETTERS. BOOKLETS. FANCY
NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS
Post Cards ....... 6 tor 5c
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS, 6 for St:
.I. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
as Washington at. Tel. 440
1
"unit iii lull no '
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——~Ilonv-
locus of Americans in the London- mur-
kot toduy found some rotiootlon at the
opening here. when most. of the active
issues were tractionully under last
night's close. U. B. Stool on on initial
sale of 3,500 shore yielded 3-8 and Eric.
Chesapeake and Ohio, Reading and
St. Paul receded Jul. Bruno advances
wuru registered, ho‘wovor. l’ueiiio Mail
gaining a point, Antuinmnuted (topper
.'M and Pennsylvania :i-ti. ‘
WALL S’I‘i’lldiu’l‘, it n. m.~~l‘rloon
moved upward utter the opening, but
sollingion the advances weakened the
murkoi. Reading was htlItl freely. tull-
iuu back a point. from its best anti sov-
oral other railroad innnou wore houvy,
including Northern Pacific which lost
a point. C. S. Blend hugged uttdor con-
stant pressure. I‘nciilc Mail was oi‘v
lured llbornliy on the rise and ronrtod
1%. Intol'lioroughMt-tropolitun pid.
showed exceptional strength. moving
up iii, and there wuro notable gains
in various othor sporinltios. ;
WAlal; S’I‘I’ildE’I‘. Noon.-i~luri’uoo
conditions during tho morning t'otloci-
od i'nrthor soiling of stocks for proiliu.
with dintiniuhml iiuyinix puwor, but the
undertouo was motlorutoly ilrm. Tho.
uuunl loaders, Ii. b‘. Stool, llnion i‘n-
elite and ltvnding. worn under intermit-
tont, pressure. Tho copper stocks \voru
again strong donpltu divoriziug View»
on current. trade conditions. ’l'ho
(iould group with up iiotwoon I, and 2;
points with Missouri I'nolilc tho fen-i
turo. iloioro midday [loading was
llitod to 100%, Its rooout high Il-vol'
anti lmhltgh Valli-y also uninod h point.
iionds Woro ilrm.
WAM. nil‘t‘tti. l p. urw'I’ho market
hold ilrm. with it further udvnttoo ilt
tho coaloru, which \r’nlloy rising; to
list and Norfolk and \V‘cstorn gaining
a point. Now York (.‘entrnl tourlioti
Hilly; on tho annt’tunttonmtt at tho ju-
dioiul derision tic-nying lilo city now
ortitnout tho Hunt to rouiovo tho rotu-
pnuy'n trucks to tho Iowt-r troluhi tor-
tninnl.
...—......“ ..-_......
IIIIIHS AEIUNIRIIS.
Our Semi-Annual"
Trousers Sale
Starts Saturday, Feb. 4
This is the news you've been waiting for—you men
who know our trousers values by heart. You know
there’s nothing to equal them in quality-0r in style—4nd
you also know how timely they are. Now is your time
for the same high valueswyes. at the same old familiar
prices :——- t
I
(
$2.00 Taouszns ................... Are now $1.48
$2.50 a. $3.00 TROUSERS ................. Are now $1.93
$4.00 TROUSERS . ....................... Are now $2.93
$4.50 a $5.00 TROUSERS ................. Are now $3.93
$6.00 & $6.50 TROUSERS ............ .....Are now $4.48
Fancy cassimeres and chcviots-w—a lot of beautiful col-
ors and patterno—high grade striped worstcds in rich
effects for dress wear—~21 big range of sizes—a fit for ev-
ery mun. »
Be among the early buyers—for the sake of the best
pickings.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwaik.
14 South Main St.
South Norwaik
*
VERY IMPORTANT REDUCTION8 IN OUTING FLANNEL
ROBES AND PAJAMAS.
600 Robes reduced to........
$1.00 llobes and Pajamas
31.25 Pajamas reduced to
$1.50 Pajamas reduced to
$2.00 Pajamas reduced to
82.50 Pajamas reduced to
s
'Valentines
5c,
Miss Margaret V. Harty.
.llisn .\iuri:orot V. Hurt}. datuuhtor
oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. (‘hurlon llnrtv. pnnnod
away at tho homo of hot parouts. 20
Franklin art-nun, this morning. ultor a
wry tour, illness. Miss ilnrty‘a Il'lt‘litlb
will he pttinoll to hour of hot tlvnth.
\t'hllr- silo had boon t‘tllllIIl(‘tl to Itor
Iitiillt' ior wry hourly it your. silo lintl
not Izivon up hnpt- of I‘I‘gilllillii; iwr
itonlllt. Slit} was it wilt Ili‘li;lll and
charming young lady, hold in tho IlIILIi-
out orttom it} till him know Itor, uni!
hor parrots hnto tho sympathy oi hor
Inruo rit‘t‘lo of it‘itititis. III‘i~ItI|‘t-‘ iii-r
parrots. MW in h'lI|\'i\t‘tI by tho so.
lets, Mary and Allidtml. 'i‘lto tum-rill
will tli'HImI‘I} Iit‘ ltohi klitutinl morn-
ing it: o’viot'k,‘t‘r(uu Si. Mitt): r. t"IliIl’l'Ii.
Mrs. John R. Britta.
Mrs John R. ilriiio dlmi this. morn-
ing utter a lingering Iliuusn. at tho
homo of her daughter. Mrs. ti. 9.
(iould. lilii Mulu SII'COI. Norwnlk. Rho
was nut-d eighty-two wars t‘litill.
months. .\lrs. llrltto hud innit hwn n
rosldrut of 'l‘lu- Noru’ulhn, and had a
lnruo nutniu-r oi‘ triouiu iioro. Ar-
rnptn-mt-nis im‘ tho iunwml nil in:
qudo iuttr.
CATHOLIC CLUB BANQUET.
Speakers and Entertainment Secured
For Event to Be Held Feb. 13th.
Preparations for tho nnnttnl banquet
of tho. l‘ntnolit- t'luli. ul’ Not-walk. ill‘v
poorly coniplott-d and tin» rounuittoo
today unto out tlw list ul npmnwrs and
thoir topics. in. uoii us the illllnlt‘, tho
P
3y
By jock
It is Sale and
Convenient
...-n.“
Small Accounts
Irv/lied
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
II.
.-
IUIINIII AND OFPIRI EVERY
FACILITY CONIIOTINT
WITH COUNO
IANKiNO
lemon. marksman. em.
I It ,
° ‘ send swarms: vim-m.
. m ,
wastage sunrises. cashier
CityNationaiBank
TIANIAOTO A OKNIRAL IANKINO
..unn ”Maw
lais‘bssssit Mo's. Isiah I per use
H.
' rammed MIDWAN. its! VIC.-
nniur oi ilii‘ rutorot, and tho tonstumu
tor. and tho omort‘uinol‘.
ltnv. Putin-r hit'litnuisu, of Wurllllill'
inn, will t'rupnud to tho it=1i>t “'l‘lio
t‘huroh." \vhiio I-‘ruut'ls t‘. iiut‘ltit y, su»
roriutoudout of st‘lioois in Atwoiu, trill
roapond to "Llnvolu." Mayor I do}, oi
Mormon, will talk upon ".ttunit litill Ai-
lalrs." and tiouorai ituaaoli Front, oi
i-fouih .\‘ur\vull.. will spunk upon a top
to Which In how iortnlnn tho printipnl
discussion about the tuna. "tlt‘ontor
Nortrttiit." ~
Itr. William J. 'l‘rnruy, of Wot-l are
one. will ho tho toasimnatt-r, and t‘oi.
t‘looruo I). liunsoli, ot tho Nurwnlk
IIOlt'I, will enter. The outortolner
from Now York city is to ho ti. \'. Sun-
iord, who ban u ilno reputation in lilo
lino of work. It‘linvi'n orchestra will
tarnish the music and tho ntlair, which
is to ho hold in the (“lab house in \‘l’ost
avenue on lilondtty. February 13th. at
it o'clock in the running, promises to
he the most htittcuuuftil ovor itivon by
tho club.
BUTTER To BE SHIPPED'ABROAD
CHICAGO. Fob. 3.-'l'hroo million
pounds of butter must be shipped
abroad. during the next few weeks. in
order to prevent heavy losses in cold
storage holdings. according to ruinous»
eion mun. Ono dealer who Is t'rutiitoii
with holding 70.000 tube of highest
arudo butter. for which he paid 3]
cents a pound, is now selling it at 25
cents a pound.
"how grade butter is Mouton much
more than the hotter creamery pro-
ducts." said u wall-known Chicano oom-
mlsaiou merchant yesterday. The great
trauhl’o with the butter market In that
too high a price is asked tor stock not
worth it. ii‘er Iivo years the commit»
slon men have been lighting each eth-
or and new that they have brought
about this condition. they must take
their punishment. The second areas
butter. generally quoted at iii: cents
shouidsoil under normal condition for
not more than iii cents a pound."
...-.qu . ..-
Batttrdoy «inoculate. only the pound
st Btiiisond’oweli Corporation}
list-s. Samuel Watkins. of death hints
Biscuit sailed toasty tin a trip to thi
. O. t ‘I '
. annotation-ii.
Italians Marvin
aha .unm _
was infiltrating mm Mir
People. who throw monoy nu‘nywvroal money»- are usually arrest-
ed as itwompotonlu. It lhoy throw it away on interior :tralu and food
they hood their llIIt'IlIIl'III nrrosiod ~io tho foot that It s moan in mm
0
animal. and that cltonpuuas ricer. no! always mum ot'onomy. It's
not what you pm, but what you put t‘m‘ \vhni ~ton pay that counts,
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
l-‘irst in quaint, inst in price, ulnuys in the minds. of its contour
orn lionnio Homo.
Ground Food i‘or IIIII'M‘B. t‘.l‘tio and Poultry,
but £18“ to get the BEST
POLLOCK.
FROSTFISH. FLATFISH. OCEAN BLUES.
HADDIEB. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS.
L
........._ . - ~.....¢.~.r
OOOOOWONWWWO“OW“OOOOW
COSLING
CLAMS. MACKEREL. BLUEFISH. SNAPPER BLUES. NATIVE ESCAL
LOPS. WEAKFISH. HALIBUT, HERRINO. SMELT, SALMON, FINNAN
Cutbill’s ”Bridge Fish Market.
SLBO, $1.25
Post Cards
6 for Se, 3 for 5:. 2 for So. 5c each
W. A. Briggsrman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block.
I0c. 15c, 20c, 25c. 35c, 50c, 75c,
182 Washington at.
THOSE HURRY ORDERS
are what no iivo—w-u'o can till
thom quickly and do do it.
Tho man that burns our cool
socuros lIlo greatest hoot ro~
turn his mono)- wili huy.
Harnhwfians
TELEPHONE 108.
Bill Hill EE-IAME [ill [I
Not a cheap (toffee out In an attractive packauo. but the host Cotton
that can he bought for the money. at .......... 30, 35:: and 380 lb.
t‘nnnot be duplicated by quality, as we lntport it. roast it, und
sell it direct to the user.
Our tiolntino In also a winner at 126 per package.
The Union Pacific Tea Company
no Washington St. Tel. 542-3. Free Delivery
FREE DELIVERY.
...
One chock given.
At PRICE’S out... 3....
Extra Specials ;
BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATB A'i' HALF PRICE:
s 5.00 il‘nncy Overcoate at 0250
s 0.00 Fancy Overcoat: at 0300
$10.00 Fancy Overcoats at .0500
812.00 Fancy Overcoats at .0600
reduced to ..........0 .79
Isle-lossII‘sslIIoIIOQ‘1019
3180
W
$4.50 TAN sum-:3 AT sans
$3.50 and $3.00 SHOES, to close at ....................$1.98
s——-——-—-—-—-————-¢
MANY OTHER CHOICE BARGAINS IN THIS BIG SALE. .
98 Washington Street *
00/
6%
t
NIGHT ..
.............$ .30
\
INTEREST AND‘ A.
PRORATA SHARE. 3 5
THE PROFITS o‘. 7
THE COMMON STOCK:
OF THE COMPANY.‘\
We offer a most desirable invest-
ment for the person who does not .
wish to invest his savings In stock.»
yet wishes to take advantage of the -
PULL EARNING POWER OF HIS
MONEY,
FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS (con- ‘
vertible into Real Es-
tate at the Option or,
the Holder). ,
I-‘ull Particulars
COBURN AND HULL,
94 Washington St,
South Norwalk
Tel. ill-i
' We Cannot
i Compel You
to wear glasses, but. if you Read;
them we can giro you many logl~
rai reasons why you .siiouid wear,
them. We employ ticulloiu [0' eit-
umino eyes,
. ‘ l
THAMER’
Optician.
STAMFORD CONN.
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p
In the
COAL TRADE?
Watch for the “Ford”
Tonraooaunaa‘ou’r...................... ..... . ........ mam
r. o. a. Detroit.
it combines speed. beauty and (tumors. An ideal our tor a doctor.
‘ No car 'msde compares with it for low running and upkeep expenses.
Matte a date with an ion a demonetrntion. .
BUY A FORD “0A0" i'l’ I! A BITTER CAR. NOT escapes w
it GHMFIII. .
98 COUTH AIN OT.
Who buys coal right!
Who handles coal right?
Who ssiis cool right?
Who delivers coal right!
mWE DO-
WE ARE “IT"
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazieton Coal
Min ARNOLDWDIMWIAMNOIL ONINIIH—AM ,
NW YORK. “It. liw'l‘he Isotrthst ANI’ MONUMIN‘I’.
Miss liorothy.Amoid made a tri to
Washington. brat. 3nd remitted t ere
iot- several em ortit before our the
an [1'th on Mother 1. was mode
{it "sued” by John 8. Keith. at the
or him directing the/”emulat- the
~ urine helm. lineman declared.
trill. it“ entities
homer to do iridium Ito's 91sec-
W; .IIIII fill!
our
hornet-atoll Norma; .
'flhltflltrlntmnnine. . .
mm mum
. hose truth. 1*
' . the memorial, whie
; _ "r 91'9th”
it
on, a sntiers o2,
s. L. nonunion Aggnt. ...... ....
. . . I
IRIOA‘N WAR VITIR-
BROCKTON, nines, rah. 3.-~'I’Iio
iirst monument to be dedicated to this .
country to the veterans oi the amnion,
naturism War is immediamiy proton
ted tier this city Monuments have pro arist-
viousiyttheen ereotod elsewhere In the
oountr to the mother, of the var us
insist net spaniel: Wsrvstersna. ut
”monument to oil then who outlet-
111040th orient: We! .
- h honor
I! to be plead in Pleas
: Directed anddstiioatsd‘h th .9 . rt
BNMIOM‘IIW utilisation thymus" gl‘ m ,
i
The II. Hershtieldat Son (30
To. cu. in mm at.
I
“unbeaten. W‘
sum or will have aviation resets
which the prominent nirdiueh as
known todsy throu
It!“ ma mill; 1
in ‘Mrt “This
om IMO mt “IMO”?
,mum; sum
These are our strong points, our
“knows" in cool; that's why
“fin; s oi‘iiie
«titles or donnecticut during next
country will or. This {taut treasure
to Immunoa-
meht rustle by A. not and moss. pm-
Ident or the Gonneetteut utero Club.
mains, to
to have s inset til Brim
nu “mousse.
,in
Milli! hotness-settled «one
a in Pa
9 cully executed one.
, ‘ woli filled and quite a sumo! mooe‘
', was netted for the Westpon Milli _
i, at Greenwich. at the organ, was inn
" Burtlett.‘ot Merideu.suprano.ehd:ll
the ROOOCVILT'G WOIR
Open Monday a. Saturday Evenings
.1'
CONCERT IN WEBTPORT. 'v
Exceptionally Fine Program Rendered
in the Methodist Church. .
Tho (‘onoort given last evening In
the Westport Methodist Churchill's. ~e a
an especially delightful and pleased "
occasion, all of the artists being at
their host and tho program an ”numb '-
'l‘he church in!
Society. under whose auspices I!!! et-
tair was given. Miss Clara Suntan.
pcrh. displaying her mastery o! the luv ‘ .
strumont and no praise could be 000?.“
great to:- the vocalists, Miss MI ‘
Lottie Bartlett-King. of Mount V
non, conirolto. Ralph Uniscke.-t
violinist. captivated the audience from
the first note and proved to them his
extrwrdinur skill upon that tonight;
meat. The usicai Society was v
fortunate in being able to secure these.
tine talent and are being consume
od upon the success as the occasion
'i‘he program was as follows: ‘
i-‘lut iiux
Miss Scranton; , ‘
(a) Maiden "Pia Springtime PM
(hi iiarvostor‘s Hush BontiPmm
Mrs. lilting.i .
Polonaise ilrillsnto . . . . . .
Mr. Unisehe.
Romance
Miss Scranton» ‘ . '
Autumn ............... Mendel“)
Miss Bartlett, Mrs. Mn . .
to) Album Lest ......m...’
(h) Perpetuum Mobile ......u ,
Mr. Unluohe. 1 . ~, .
(a) Dementia (from Jocelyn). j
violin obligate ‘
(b) Hartline (rive (item, 1.. . . it.
WIND!
Miss Bartlett.
Fmt.fl& t'bcsssqsissssassifisw
”1" Hi 5
0 Haste Crimson Moraine .. 1 . 4.
titles as it. 11mm. ‘
misconsrweiaen amuse-nan
. Petite it
Mr. Uniaohovw ‘ 3
WW} ,
K as A
UhA‘i ".‘WL‘ ’.
we mom. detach
dare 'Roosevelt‘s visit hes .
hear directly” upon his 4
Int. , Accordion or I”
a vet! yesterday by Dr
.rer. ”orient Io: thei'i‘h
til-t .. lens «m»
consortium“
Norwalk Chronicler