'Borevlooted children
uhove the gumptidn of little '
«animals; never tired, al-
ways opto any lIrk. Eda:
motor shoes allow the feet
the some lay-giving iree-
A’ neutrino mpn‘hatoa,
has been made by our Idliel“
once to quality. Quality comes
that with us. We won't sell pool
liquor for the sake of offering it
at a cheap tlsure. liut we do
sell good liquors for little mon-
eymvery Kile indeed when quai-
lty is taken into conulder‘ltlon.
Magnet & Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone tin-i
v.
OUR BILL OF FARE. fl
dam; I healthy support
”of the arch and heel:
but no cramp
of loci.
CONNEALLY
G. BRACKEN,
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
Bo. Nor-walk. Tel. 363-4
i
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l
Men’ s Russia Calf
SHOES
Latest High Toe and Heel
BUTTON—$3 - $3.50—LACE
-- MAXIM -
10. WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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A TRAGEDV AT RENO. O
i
We met at ten:
There was she;
poor the.
i knew that she wouldn‘t
Drink too it‘ it shouldn't
Be. sworn to a cerium donreo.
we were th roo ;
illG’l'l‘ was he. and
And so i impulsively said.
To the man who was not at the bond:
"A euro way to please hor,
Three lumps in her too. sir,
" or lemon 0r rroum no: u slII-od.”
The maumwho Was now in hor lltI-—~
Replied, as he ilngorod his knife:
"'l)ont )ou think y“nu|e employing
A knowledge annexing
Concerning the tastes oi nu uifo
"Prey don‘t make a sonnet" it was
she. .
And her lone soul a sliiyor thro‘ mo;
'detl the volt-o i had orton
Endeayore‘d‘ to soften
Before she obtained her decree.
i
. . . - ,
But now toraIIothor it spoke,
\Vhémupon my compassion awoke;
i felt {Or that other
r’i‘hezeul of a brother,
'Mld life‘a most detestable jello.
"Do you still have lhouo tantrums at
nix ht.‘
lashed. with a smile most polite.
"The doctor onto. thought ho
. Could care at torly.
11 earnestly trope he was right
tillage tho bully allll climb on tho liliill‘
And play With your honutilul lialr‘.’
1' You remember the morning
V] are you full warning
Ihooldul have left
i more?
the
“All! club), still your fondost puiuult.’
Do you rim! his pookola ior loot?“ ~~~~~
. {I Then come the hing hanging
y 'll be banning *
'l‘hun um ,wnu quickest to shoot
'I‘li‘ol.‘ ad that It I tea-midst We illloo
(“Pin the oultom in Reno, you new).
But i utillpd unfairly
j: Thd ty love rarely
Whitm- “die-p
t‘the verdict on am
*W‘... och lo the Now York
> “if
”a
_ talking about the
: ,- lighting It few days no
' . ”Stilt!“ Wnlntly said that he wlu
» me will! Ipieoo for one.
nothing gas thoua prompt
it nutty I dress ,
It on
"I am
you. talking about "" do
; replied the sectlntl. "l food
. till cents worth of corn
I oonourrod
{altito to bo oortiiiod and lorwllrdod
lto i‘residont To".
The lliiilstl o the B(‘illllt' was notI .
l 8 J” ‘ lponuiou oi the rulos and iIumI-dlate
'l‘lIo debato on tho Inoritu
_ llelogutious oi i‘armeru.
' said Rep. Hanks.
curls »
HOMER s. BEERS S; Co
22 West Washinglo'n Street S. Norwalk
26 Woodward Avlenue,
S. Norwalk
13 Main Street, Norwalk
WWWMMM~-__ ...—".-.! M... .. a»...
liil Sliilll lilililliSlS L
Rllll’lilllllll lllllllllll'g':
Vote Was 27 to 6, and Bailout-l
iion Will Be Sent to Presil- i
dent Tali
IIAIt'rt‘I‘nm, run ii. The urnulo
with the house today in
endorsing the reciprocity agroomont
iby a roll call vote or 2? to ii, and. then
sent tho rosolution to the seorottlry of
until altar a long debate.
The joint resolution as ndoptnid lol-
lows:
Section l--'l‘lIni tho ilouorai Assem—
oxprossos its cordial approval till the
nttitudo 01' President 'l‘nft relating. to
reciprocal trade relations with (‘nuada
and of his action in making a rticlpro-
will be dobarrod it Iweoovety
gHUllfi indebted to said estate are re»
‘quostr-d to make huntodiato paymoni to
cal trado agreement with tho rilomltr
ion xorornmolli and its hopo illttl t‘on~
gross will, ill. its prosenl session. tullel
favorable notion ('(lllt‘l'l‘lllllll said Irad‘o
n grootnont.
’l‘iIe uocrottn'y of tho eiato is liorohy
by authorized anti instructed to trim»
mil to l’rosidout 'l‘ai'I ii duly I-Iuiillod
copy of this resolution.
in both branches ilto oppuslntt agri-
cultural interests were out in l’ol'oo.
Inctnbiu's of
the state grunge. applo growl-III: and
Ililirkt'l gardeners were wry pup-b in
pridouoo in tho corridors and ill both
chambers duIlnI: the debate.
it was early oxidant that'oha sona-
tore lI'qu tho murkot gurdonian diI-u
ir‘itts would in lo llltlrl oils ouliio Ml
tlun until thI liilllnl. had a Ihauw to
soouro nuaiu tho resolution,
As noun as tho houno ”pound. lit-p
Johnson, of Ntwlonu, put in a resold
lion of recall in lil‘tlt‘l‘ to not ‘lll‘lflri‘
tho lmtly tho roaolution panned Thurs—
tlil} ondt'ralug lilo rI-oiprot-iti nitroc-
int-III
M r. Johnson said that when lilo l‘l‘riilv
lutlou was ii't‘t-li'l‘il in the honor,
lion was lnkou lil II hurry.
up it ignorant”. and was ratio that
othI-rs did. lio was not in favor or lilt-
Izohodulm oi' doth-It and thought tho:
should lw Innondml.
"Thoro- are too Ililtll) illiltita on tho
(raw list in this reciprocity uproo-
IuI-nt.” ho addI-d.
"‘luo whuh- thing is soIItiilltonial.”
' uhI-lhor tilts inni-
tot' is rI-I'allod or not it will p‘obuhly
have no effort on has! action ll» l‘ulr
are a i think tho u that of "T mous-
ill“
liti you-Ii
ur boweter. would ho beneficial i
know that Mr Hill. reptenenlltllw in
Foam-oils, and a lllt‘nliit‘l’ of tile ways
and moans ooInIIIitiao. in II sirloin: all
vocals of lilo ilionnuro lio ill an ex
noptlonally woll- Informed man. it tho
“only In pnauod l hollow it will prose
abonolli to this state and MW Eng
land I uudI-ruiand that tho I’uio Mil
bI- lulu-u on lho Inulier todni‘
ltop l nation. of Old Ballpark Imu-
goIttI-Il that it would ho woli to lol
l‘ongl‘l‘uu worry war the trout; . "\l‘o
should not bother our head orI-r
l‘llmillli and crar-kora.” ha aunt:
Mr. Johnson’s resolution ulna lost.
When lilo senate opeuod litunntor
l-onn callud the l’t'ilillllllilll‘“ III the
tabla and had action on it Ilniorreth
lie explained that the house In mid try
and recall it. The sonata ital lied its
buainm and no house tomml too had
animal-ad. Senator Perm said in would
not delay the "auto. Ultimo It then
to tho senate tho IoIIon WII th I it had
tailed to out: It rmluiion on i acoli
Senator Spoil-c3: thought? notion
should be immediate. Mr Alsop
thought that out or warmly there
should be delay.
. Ii tlust two-min
“Tal%ipn . ' ~‘
Finally Senator Mom-ii III III aura
lllll lunar
SO] \' EXT NO'I lt‘l“.
ol' Notwalk. an.
'(‘onIt rFebruary ii. A. 1).. mil.
Estate of George W. Carroll. late or
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
The Court, of Probate for the District
l' ltlllillt‘
lot Not-walk hath limited and allowed
'ulx months from the date horoot‘ tor
till? creditors of said estate to exhibit
l‘iIose
iwiio neglect to present their lli‘t‘illlnlfi,
their claims for settlement.
“properly attested. within said time.
All per-
l'IMMA l“. CARROLL.
i'? ll 2|
passage.
oi" tho resolution then boguu.
Senator Foun said that he opposed
the ondoraomoui. llo. said it was not
hlv ol‘ the slate of (‘Iqul-ollout lit-ruby ! {air for tho wholo burden to "9 thrown
on the farmers.
Sonnlor Mitchell said that l’rositlout
Tail had ndopiod a plank out (Ii the
Democratic platt‘ornuin llll' interest of
a lower tnril)‘ and for tho purpose of
lie holiov-
reducing tho tori of living,
od tho stuto should stand unanimously
ibohind the president.
Sonutor Woodruil said,
passago: "i am a burner:
a farmer;
furthers
in gelling a livelihood. i
it will llt‘ It heiloilt
ot‘n hare intro to in ;
llll‘nl.
not rattle thorn hare."
high that our farmers need not tent
product.
wagon paid alIrOItl.
.\lr Alsop spoke at tho Int.»
08”} roio for tho rI-aolutiou,
Senator llrlusmndo npoko in imm-
anylun that it was only right that ihr
sluto should support tho proaidont.
A llllilllil‘l' of other Ionalnrs spunk.
and tho resolution was pusnoti. Thom
oppnsotl woro Monitor. Fonn.
publioans. two llonmI-raial.
.lutlrou. All the rent rotI-d tor
resolution.
IhI
RESCUE!) OOG FROM MILL POND
Cbarlea i’urte. lion oi
walk .\illl Pond this morning and be
nor
pole.
stand.
him along with tho warmth.
owner is not known.
lilll) lioousowla “1282 The dog wil
probably ho released by morning un-
ion" tlalmod by Iornoone
. ... -.....
TRIED TO IHIAK JAiL.
NEW HAVEN, Pub.
Executrix.
in favoring
l was both
i know of tho. hardships of
cannot see whoroin llicro at'o any real
hardships to tho ('(Hll’lt‘t‘llr'ul l‘armer
Iiu this rooiprooai agrormttuu. l hoitovo
The farm-
at least lifty per
rout. oi their oats outaido. art they I-nn-
The Holltlior
also said that iroluht rains wore so
acuit- competition with the Canadian
llo pointed out that the wage
scale in Canada is almost as high as
our own. and that reciprocity did not
lllt'tlll the bringing of farm products
into rotiitiotlllon with tho low acuity of
in thy
houso and said ho could not iII'luu hint
soil it. built-yo that any one intoroatod
in uRriouiluro in the ninth could hon-
Alunp,
llUliUHlli. Forum and Elliott Ifour lio-
whllo flirt
Itltaontoos wore Senators Ilnlioy and
i'olirumau
(Tilurlou Page. of Norwalk, and William
McGuire saw a bird do; floundering
around in tho lt‘_\' waters of the Non
cam» at ouco so entry for tho poor do;
that they wont utter him. often in dIu~
oi tailing Overboard thomnlroa.
and warned the do; with I more Ind I
The poor do; was nearly troun
to (truth and so weak that ho could not
flu was carried into the Page
home whero loud and drink worn given
He in
quitn hlmuolt this afternoon. but the
The number-n
O
lt.—-8heriii
In our bins today may be found
a fine lot of freshly mined Coal.
including Jeddo. Highland. Hazle-
Coals. also ,Free-buming Coals
that have stood the test of time.
Our Coal is‘all-true to name and
and is not misrepresented in any
I
particular. 1; .
ton and Oid‘Company's Lehigh'
Now 39c, that ono Si.
, Norwalk’s Leading Dry Gobds Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. .;
Iiion' a Fleeced Lined Shirts and lndwers ........................................ Now 35c, that were 50c
Men‘s “bite Merino Shirts and llrauois .......................................... Now 90', that were one
Mon'u Find All Wool l’nderweal ..................................................... 7 c, formerly $1.50
Three Lots Ladies’ Grey Combination Suits
50c, that were Si. 7.0
i I
I, a... . LWES MeIiIIo \onis. short sleolos ................................................ Now Silo thatwere $1
Full pOfllelfi. prompt serwce- i'.udles Ribbed Pants ..................................................... Now 50c. that we're 750 and Si
_ g. , t‘itildisn' ii Vania and Pants illleo utiltltolll wool ............ ‘ ............... Now 39c, that were 65’ )C and
“mat 3 your 2“ch A few odd sizes at ............. u ....... _ ................................ 25c a‘g‘rment; worth much more
1 .
Broken Lots of Underwear
That Must Go
Clearance Sale
of Odd Lots at Tempting Prices
I
’4
75¢. that were 31.” it).
you want the
Best Cigars, ask
your dealer for
Roger Ludlow, Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS '
AT ALL? DEALERS
D. J. REYNOLDS
Special Prices
HORLICK' 8 MALTED‘ MILK.
Si 00 size .. ..750
tilt" Silo ..40C
FOLEY' S KIDNCV Ri-IMEDY
Slut) also . ..75c
.Ilir size..... ..Mlc
MELLIN’8 FOOD.
Tito also ........ 55c
.‘vilt‘ size . . ............. IlOc
CUTICURA SOAP.
25c aim ..... .......
W. F. WigInore & Co
DRUGGIBTS
I North Main 8h. So. Nor-walk
A New Market
in charts of It Wcorrrpotont man. ha:
been opened III l llouton St
Round ”COR (5 is}. or morel toc III.
Porterhouoe Steak (5 it». or mom)
12c In.
Sirloin Steak (5 of more) 12c lb.
Pot Ron! (5 the. r more) .B to ice It.
I Ilngle pound. 2e more pound.
Al li‘oIh. young, native beef.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
' 3 Bouton Street
5* ._ ......
OlellCatessen
Thoroughly up to date. Your in-
Ipectlon Invited. Everything San.
IlIry Ind under glue.
Vieitora Ilwayo welcome.
Form-m o. Frlurlotr'o.
TIi 871-8. RAILROAD AVI.
» .. . ..um «4 ...»... .... .... “......
.. {t » m..—
l
tho llttttlur of tho church. will officiate. ‘2
John GBaur-
- “hoollo
. , “SID,
Huuo today are to i-liato‘a Attorney
Ailing tho names of MI nun. prilonr
om III tho county pIIil. who Ire behaved
by him to hnva hon lnItlulorI oi the
plot it) other a delivery It the Mt.
They are. it is laid. tho poor who plan:
nod to assault the night watchmen.
more hits keys, and than liberals them-
Ietvu and (allow prisoners. The state a
I'ttorney is considering what course of
action to tulle
NORTHIAIT ITOIM WARNING
Nitw YORK. For). Ila—“TM local
weather bumu has received the fol
lowing report from Washington.
Northeast atom warnings wore dis».
played at to: all from flotilla to Brian
port. Conn. Disturbances over lilo tip-
por Mississippi valley moving: out-
wara with In“ Ital brink and hiItI
not-then» wind.
n‘o Whom“
The fWIl It the Milli Ni
ii: swollen giant Ill
annual.
«mm
II
but lenient ”mtg? until Tint ll!
til that is other m1! the
A IUNCN OP POINTS
about Menu and lloya' (lotions .
and whore to buy it. Look out for
quality first matte that the met ‘
Youjoi it hora
stand by the thIIiin at our floods
Nani campers out
some quality of yond- elsewhere.
that will notation wry tororabiy
'l‘ltoo boulder good service. con
vanishes. environments. and an
that was to mite out.
us I plenum. Ital you
lull item. We are on ‘etll
tor-w i‘or«IlillI‘. and on the
f prion and non-
We
prions with
lilllil lliil'llllillilll.
Funeral of Nathan L. Rockwell.
'l‘iIo romaine of the law l‘lov. Nathan
l.. Rockwell arrived in Ridgeneid this
morning from Koroa, whore he died
sorvornl woolts ago while outraged in?
missionary uerrioe, The funeral will be i
held from the Methodist Episcopal ;
Church. in Ring-fiI-ld. on Friday after
noon at 2:30 o‘clock. lit-v. Dr. Wood.
and the address will he mudc by the
llt‘i‘. .\ir. homing. II missionary irmni
Korea. A lliiilllie‘l' of Norwalk i‘rlonds
will attoud tho oorrice. !
Funeral of Min Melvin: Swords.
it will: lourliod today that tho ro~
mains oi the into Miss Melvina Swords
could not reach South Norwulk unliii
this owning III a o‘clock. and in con-l
to change tho hour of the sorrloo at ‘
tli'lii‘t‘ of Mrs. William ll. Swords,
South Main otroot lit-V. ('liili'll‘ti‘ S.
.‘lut'iurinnd will Ufllt‘lllli‘. TJll’ inter-
"will will tuito plaro tomorrow morn-
ing.
Mn. SIth Donnoiiy
Tho rotnallnl of Mrs. Sarah llonuoily.
oi i‘raubury, who diod thoro Saturday.
were takou to Now Yorkoolty this
morning by luuorui director George ll.
Raymond. ol‘ Horkoloynttreol. ior lnlor-
Mou! in (‘airarr cometary.
TWENTY FOURTH BALLOT TAKEN
ALBANY , Fl'l). li.~~-Twout,\hfourth
Joint ballot for U. S. senator: lit-mo-
oratawb‘lII-hI‘l‘n, Kl: Shopai‘d. 9: Ken
nan. d; (ilynu. fl; Littlctou. 3; Slillt‘i‘,
tl‘ilrlen. 1; Parker. 1; Taylor. l:
lmnuhorty. i; Peabody, 1. Republican
—~llepow. 7i. 'l‘otai voio cast. till;
not-mottry My choice. til.
Jumoa Ford Rhodes. tho llosmn hi5-
torlun, whose lent-nod and profound
work has won him the Irold modal ol
the “immortals." was talking at the
Century club about history.
"Accuracy," ho said. "is the sine qua
non of historical writing. it is, Indeed
thr- ultio qua non of all social inter.
ooura . If two ni‘o llluor‘urulo, no lll't‘
sure to be tripped up.
"i know an old‘lanhioned and nrlnto-
critic banker who is inaccurate in his
pronunciation. lie Iayu ‘obleoxed' tor
'obllgod.‘ 'nIlIry‘ for ‘oolery.’ ‘thankee'
ior ‘tiiuuk you' and no limb. That in
tho way bucks used to talk, you know,
in (loorxlan limos.
"Well, the banker invited his sloth
onraphor. a clever young woman to
lunch at his relldenoo in Beacon Iiroot
with but wife Ind hi all one day, and
during the course of lurkot its call the
goat“ I Iltention to tho colon-«or 'IIIIl
arr ‘ as he called it.
“‘tht do you think of my salary.
miss " he aIkoIi.
"‘F‘ino.‘ the young girl shawl-rod, ‘1
think it'll tine.‘
II.
“I
“‘Yun. isn't it?‘ said the banker
proudly 'l Islan ii myaoli‘.‘
" 'Do ion.‘ alto returned. with a
llulb‘ i wish you’d ralso Iniuo.
than. " y
W .
”We Americans." raid Simeon Ford,
at a banquet in New York "nretlustly
famous tor our llllel
'l and to think that tho donut of
till our tillogwoa that or (lot. Abraham
llurdlnu who told I question" that
he an neither a regular not I volun-
tIIr colorist but a colonel by marriage.
buying wedded the widow of Col. liar-
riIoa Pike of Pine Crook
"but i came um the other day a
all" better colonel than this. its was
rather sandy. and, handing Inc It soil-
It! visiting and. he Inked me In I low
voice it I could lead him I3.
"l aimed It his cord. it was in-
aorlb:ti ‘Loi. .idlm Smith.‘
"‘You are. i presume.‘ l Inld ‘a
«haul in the Irmr‘l' .
"'1’“. air. will he.
“it last or Battalion? 1 arkoti.
“‘N then Iii'.‘ ho Inflated. 'Army
gt the linmnloyod.”'-WIIhiiixton
an.
it.
"1‘th any" retail-lied tho student
“that truth lies at the bottom“‘
announce it has boon found novessary‘
titliu o‘clock this evening at tho roslvl
every.
Cash Or
"The preacher who romplnlua
poor or inattentive counreutiona."
said llr. Charles F‘. Mind. in I recent
BililP’IlI in New York. "would perhapn
do «boiler to devote to tho improve-
ment oi his Immune thu time lpotit
on than.» complaint».
"This typo of prearbor nanornlly be-
longs to the (mane: olIlIII which litru.
(hailstorm naively condemned.
"Mm Gladstone and her lamoua hus-
band went to Cannes out: January. and
on snarl-y morning, of course. they re-
paired to the muslin ohurch.
"lint when the III-innit began. Mr.
Gladstone trowned and Itoulrrlotl. than
willihaml to litre. Gladstone iratfully:
"'L can't hear him.
"tint, Mrs. (illustrate. whose ears
were better. said to her husband with
I run-tiring apple:
~ " ‘Nevor mind dour. Go to sloop it
will do you-Ivar so much more Itood ' "*
w“
m. Ghanaian Catt. the Illusionist.
leader. hit! her attention dolled It I
alarm at the colony Club in New
York to I stout. young,r woman who was
oi
mu
”would the dint
w mat.
Come in and see
we sell more goods than any
other two stores in town
WHY ,
wé'hold our old customers.
WHY .
we gain new customers
H. KriegerSr
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d
4
day
WHY .
it’s the best store in, town to
buy your Furniture
February Reductions
in our Furniture Department
a Discount of 10, 20 and 25%
will be given on all pur-
chases during this ‘
month
Come and Make your Selection »
Credit
.Overcoats .
. am mill in good demand. and it.
would be profitable (or you to;
use tho Quality ()vorooais we
are noose-ling at ‘
‘ Mono and mm
the}. formerly nold irom $14.00
mm on.
Several “lienlmln” Overalls“;
among them. Almost all slung
Norwalk Chronicler