Appeal to you. then the products
of our Bakery end Candy Kitchen
will surely unit A
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, CONFEOTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Telephone 409
51 Washington BL. 80. Nerwslk
lliil NEWS
EVENING saurmrm reLEpHo‘u—e
»CALLS
bait—News Department
92-3—Busln0u Department
M—Brsnoh Olflce. Net-walk
090 —-Edltor’s Residence
729-5—Ciiy Editor's Besidonoe
WEATHER FORECAST.
M...
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unscttled
weather with slowly rising tempera-
ture and probably light snow tonight
or Thursday; brisk north to east
winds. High pressure with tempera-
tures of zero or below covers North-
ern New England and the St. Law-
rence Valley this morning, while mod-
erate storm depressions are central
or! the South Atlantic coast and in
Western Kansas, respectively. Snow
has fallen‘ over Southern New Eng-
land, and rain or snow over the Middle
Atlantic States and Lake region dur-
ing the last 24 hours. Rain was full»
ing this morning over Northern \‘ir—
ginia and Western Pennsylvania. and
snow in Eastern Pennsylvania.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAV.
LOW, 38,
Temperature:
Cloudy.
high. 43.
Miss Mubey Hunt is visiting in Wil-
ton.
William F. DeKlyn. of Mott avenue.
is spending the day in New .York city.
~Alumni dance tonight. liigh school.
. W...—
George and Frederick E. Lockwood
are spending the day on business in
New York city
Postmaster r338. Adamo. or West-
port avenue. Norwaik. is in attendance
at the annual postmaslers‘ com notion
in Bridgeport. today.
The gospel workers will hold a cot~
logo prayer meeting at. the home of
Frank Farrington. 30 Woodward live-
one. at 8 o'clock this evening.
Nathan rubble. ol Stamiord. spout
Sunday last with Miss Daisy Bennett,
of Franklin avenue. lie is in Norwalk
today and will attend the High School
Alumni dance. this evening.
Willem A. Ambler. of Norwallt. was
Suddenly stricken with a stroke yester.
day and his condition is considered as
critical today. He Is the lather of
Frederick S. Ambler, of Norwalk. who
conducts the bowling alloys in Nor-
walk and New Canaan. -
Among those froth Norwaik who are
attending the annual banquet of the
state federation of women's clubs at
the Hotel Green. in Denbury. ioduy.
are Mrs. George II. Raymond. 2d. Mrs.
Chrietlanflwartn and Mrs. Frederick
8. Lyon.
Bhermun Council. No. 1342. Royal
Arcenurn, will entertain the members
end ‘their wives on Washington's
Blrthdey. February 2211!. The council
he! purolhased live row'e of seats {or
the play. “Are You a Mason?" to he
produced at Music Hall during the
week
We.
Noticee have been sent to the mem-
bers of the Name“: Country club. in-
forming them that the annual meeting
0! the club tor the election at odioeru.
action on repotie that may he. submit-
ted. amenities or unending the hy-lewe
and the trsnesctlon of any other map
or business will be held It the club
house on Setumy evening at 8
o'clock.
«Alumni deuoetoniuht. Illsh «tool.
A large number at Norwslk people
«computed the . l'flllsln' alloy/l. "
which recently cave on entertelnment
in the Nowell: M. E. Church to Our
non Station. lest evenius. where the
sdeir use repeated in the hlethodlet
Church mm slum and ”predictive
audience. netee' sate true): tool: the .
"V I0 CODE“ 3“ Ski ”MEMO:
mat-w
The selenium
term» the
per
the single
most TI
1t churned Purity “
We write all tonne of A LAST RESORT.
A Heughty Citizen Got some Very
Pertinent Advice.
A haughty citizen onoe strolled into
the Supreme Court at Washington
when an argument was being heard.
and. took_ a seat in the lnoiosuro re-
served tor lawyers. After he had been
there'a few minutes an attendant
came over and asked him:
a member of the bar?"
The haughty person wasn’t but he
Automobile
Insurance l
Will gladly explain. Telephone 185-2.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON CTRIIT, OOUTH took out hie card with a flourish and ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 1m
PErk a Tilford
handed it over.
The attendant received the curd
gravely, tarried it to the 1:,lerk who
glanced at it and game some instruc-
s tions.
A tuotnen nt later- the haughty citizen
I
l l d l I III ~
Deliciouscandies 3:110 221i:- on tie a ion 4 Li and null
~80LD AT—v .. “W‘hy!” he naked. “I sent up my
, card. it usually given mo 11 seat In
F, H BAXTER .5 any court in the loud."
"C(ll‘lillilly." said
“but please retire."
The haughty citizen did retire.
When he got out in the corridor he
Iunlud and hissed a bit.
“Sir," udtnoniuued the aged Negro
at the door, who has been there for
many years, "think it over. Don't do
the attendant;
DRUG STORE
“For SALE
NEW 30x0 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0350. Apply at
AndE’l-sonls Launch Works no pol'slilngln' 'bnut that not If you'
should git in contempt of them you
Oyster 3“" PW“, “WNW" . ain't got nobody to appeal to but
_ oou."
- 0““va
NO USE FOR BILLS.
Save YES?
TEETH
Do not. think because your teeth
are getting discolored. and have
cavities in them. that you cannot
save them. Sometimes an illness
will impair the enamel, or the rom-
edies necessary to restore health
produce diacolorutions. If such has
been the cues, do not wait till
your mouth is tilled with unwholo—
some and unsightly members. but
have them attended to immediate
l)‘. it is the best way, the cheapest
way. the right way.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours:
\ m... -~‘ 3 0
9 a. m. to 8 p. on. Sun- (.‘nihr Is the mannglr in.
Oliive lloy Wind is your name.
days by appointment only. ltlwm"? ,
Puller-whim tell him it is his old
friend Iliil.
(Iiilt‘o Iloyl-Yl‘lwn lle'i-l gone out. I
heard him sun that if my bill come
he wasn’t in Ally Slopm.
Special Values
IN,
Shirlwaists
750. $1, $1.25. $1.50
Poetic Justice.
“No." remarked the editor.
mot-king smile. “i runnot
Vernon.
ling that they utterly Int-k sense, rhy-
thm, motor. lden. form, construction
and everything: else that ehould be I‘ll
a poem.”
With it proud lhoulzh peeved heart:
the port utrmlo. from the magnetite ol-
lfii'o. look bin verses in 11 popular 30111:
publisher, had them printed. and with-
ln six months. u millionaire. mm»
hark. bought the magazine and fired
the editor.
”no... u...“ a...
Victorious Even Unto Death.
As most oi us know. P. 'l‘. llatnutu
died but u few months ullet hi.» tom
petiloi in the ui‘iou‘ business \dum
For up toll h. .
\\ hen llurnutn arrived at the poorly
gates ho was welcomed by Furrpnlixh.
who oxriulmod Multinxiy. "\Vuil.
Pete. I got uhend of you this time!"
P. '1‘. did not answer. but smiled as
he pointed to 11 large bill pox-dud "our
the main 1-minute. it road:
‘\\'uit for lluruulu- l‘ouu‘bg Soon."
. .m. .mmm-.. u... ..
The Ever Dellcete Question.
“How old are you. madam?" ashod
the tmlua-uxumininu luwyor. 'i‘lie Wom-
uu blushed deeply. and stutumnrlux
blurted out:
”l'wl." and. stopped «hurt.
The attorney limited guilty. “Please.
mndnnt. quickly.” he' urged in a non-
tlo. kindly lotto. “its suiting worse
every minute. you. know. "
with u
use your
AND UP
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
POST CARDS
6 FOR 25c
J. I MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
80 Washington at. Tel. 440
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7708
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
I-Ie Wee captured
. Mr Grot~anou‘ l'ui 'golnn to tell
you mulling. lithel. Do mellow
that but night. at your partyl‘ your
sitter promiaed to marry me? i hope
you‘ll loruive me for taking lrhr
uwuy?
Little Ethel-midorglve
Green! or course I Will.
what the party was tori
M... we... - w...”
The Ruling Passion.
The editor was dying. hey: so u-
change. but when to
ever. placed his our on his breast and
sold: "l’oor men! Circulation ei-
. most gone!” the urine editor est up
sud shouted: "You re e liar: we
IUBY PEOPL'E
South Norwalk
Trust Co;
OINIIIAL emulate
. savmos our.
elm Del-om vauure
you. Mr.
Why. that‘h
country.”
Net Up to Date.
Margarine Editorwtnur mule least
Ibo thoroughly up to date. .
Scribblerwl thought they or
Editor-who. indesdi You
put his mu round her we:
I?
it
“‘7 ensure A hill“ IAHIANKIIIO *
ammo entree tyeev
4 l
t
«lil‘nevei-‘llo. lit the lint
has no mist: the. lit the mom...
betweuld knock her. he:
"Are you .
Yoemili pardon. me for shy-r
doctor heat A
have the largest circulation In the 7
on ' mun: we
‘ Mills Norfolk Iliuh
» Boheelm me which was peso
THE HOME. OF“ HART BOHAFFNER ll. MARX CLOTHES
Trousers,
at February Reductions
Eyei'ybody known lll$vtlliltm we give in our February Sale
of Trousers. Quality 'wuy up! Style right! And variety—w
whquo can lit any man that comes uloni,r ut tiny reduced price.
and give him his pick of u lot. of beautiful colors and stripes.
Take it look at the Trousers. and you'll agree with us
that dollar i'or dollar we do give more value than you expect
for the money. at regular prioou. At. rodul‘eil prices you'll
find nothing anywhere to equal them.
$2.00 Trousers ..... . ....... Are now $1.48
$2.50 and $3.00 Trousers. . . .Arc now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ............. Are now $0.98
...Are now 3398
.Are now $4.48
$4.5o and $5.00 Trousers.
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers. ..
ourhrrsns
TWO STORES:
The New Store ‘ 14 South Main St.
24 Wall St.. Norwallt. South Norwalk
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W
A horse is like a man—not worth much unless he's Well Iod. And
proper feeding meansto him Very much what it does to you. In
maklnu‘oui bonnie liorse i-‘eed we combine Until. t‘orn and Wheat
products in proportions to make a pellcttly balanced rationmfresh
ground each day. No mxhero else run you and :1 line of beds so care-
fully Impala! “0 know to a don might tertuluty that ilonuie Home
llroi’ind Floris do gun the bust poauibl. ltlflllllil have customers who
will prom it. '
MANUEL TORO 'HATCH.
First in quality. lost in price. always in the minds of Its custom-
erewllonnio llome Ground Feed lor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
P en0b3c0t Bay Sea Escallops
Strictly Fresh; 600 Quart
GREENPORT O’BTERB. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS. ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH.
.‘ ti: '
Cutbill’u Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
0
DON’T BUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY “40"
A BIG. POWERFUL. HONIOTLY BUILT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
SIX MONTH. BY THE MANUFACTURER AND TH! DEALER.
s. L. BENEDICT. A‘gtn ’ "'
scorn MAIN er. 1
Phone 0024.
.9.
a..-
The Paris Cloak :8: Suit House
88 OOUTH MAIN “II”. IOUTH NORWALK
'l‘I-il LAIT’QLWNOI ML! OF THIS OIADON
Every Suit. Cost. Dress girl. Elem and For in our stores Is marked
for duel clearance tee to disposed. There is the quhlityuyou
have always known. In Chester esoortmeut end sweater velne that you
have ever known. , , . e
Ledlss' Caste. treat in» “ Gems and see our Famous Tel.
Lsdlee' Ill-em lrem ‘
Lsdlee' hulls front lend Welets from 01.00 up.
up. Home Corsets. broken lots at
Ledlee' lklrts trout 03.00 up. reduced prises.
1.00 Welsh. for 00s. on. Ileelt floss for 20w
, 'l.00 corset covers. 000. 700 Iieek Hose.
dilein It... lento Nmslk
Wilton.
tel: was to have last and no“
rrrnetee.
1r insane on Tuesda
when havorul me u o hep
out at the time. with: list he'
would kill “them. Oue‘b these men.
. meson Olineteeth tied hie vest tore
‘- (reunion Whig. m xmw’tmmte;
eye so
down WWI it)"
on moonlit or the stone. hes
went “.151“. deal at ten stock come on the W
sun‘s.
ovencoars............ ..
suoes....... .............
SWEATERS .....1
caps. ............
ALL $2.00 HATS ......
600 SHIRTS ............
smo eHiaTa ........
50¢ UNDERWEAR ......
750 UNDERWEAR ........
01.00 UNDERWEAR
eeslls a....
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llIlellCll
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON V
All Kinds of
Valentlnes
At all kinds of prices
POST CARDS, 6 for 50
W. A. Briggennau s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. - 132 Washington St.
mill.
COAL TRADE?
Who buys cool right?
W ho handles coal right?
Who sells coel right?
Who neiiven coal rizhtl
—-WE DO—
Those are our strong points. our
‘1 "knows" in coal; that's why ,.
, WE ARE “IT"
in the
com. TRADE
,. Hazleton Coal
Thenhmhaudostm Co.
Tel. ”4. 122 WIMP It
l'
lilllll lll Will Sill!!!
WALL BTerlc'l‘. lo: 10 u. tit—«Mis-
sourl I’uciilo was the feature of the op-
oiling stock market today by reason at
the pending noutest tor contiol oi‘ the
property. The opening train of 600
shares was at. 00 as compared with
little. last night‘s cloning. and 2.000
more shares sold at 60% and 601,4
The general list was dull and irregu-
lar. Readies and U. 8. Steel declined
lraotionully. American Cur tell It and
Tennessee Copper t4 National Reil-
waye of Mexico int and 2nd ntd. ad-
vanced lid and Great Northern It.
WALL STREET. ll 11. multilseourl
Psciilc continued its rapid advance on
heavy buying until it had gained near:
ly 4 points. The hurry to this stock
checked the improvement which wee
in progress in the general list and
there was a slight reaction. A soon
“when M souri Peoiilc touched lit.
”on It mated to still. it suheeuusuo
ly rallied a point end showed some to
lverlehneee. The general market their
s ol the Hill It he. Northern Po
3 old: nun g ll polnigqend Great Iterthu
Wind. STREET. linen voyernight
than out the orui he‘ll
"41:1! I in Alm‘ m
Final Clean-up
THIS WEEK
Suits. Overcoats, Shoes and
Winter Furnishings
THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED »
--Iv-ooeue-ee-e-veetrust‘s-”I” H
.uo-...vs.-ss.u-
sees-I
shriek upwerd turn onto under his
p10. half as much.
‘0 Intimate re s nervous tone to
gelfiw min. ohm disturb-
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sell-sessile
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FOR SALE
We have for sale. on very favor
able terms. the following proper >
ties: One six room house, all I ~ 3
movements. centrally .lmt
within two minutes of West A
One twotamily house. all impro'ltea
ments. on the Hill. A number at
very desirable houses, nicely
noted in East Norwalk One re
fine 8-room residence. In: so I
good barn and outbuildings. solemn
did fruit, in Bethel. , no. Also
number of email an large farm
near Wilton. Brandthlle. Gsbr‘ ‘
town and Bldgefleld. Goon. ‘
For particular: cell
ooeunu we no
Selected Securities. Reel em 0;.
Insurance ‘
I
Don“ t be caught unawm
dont leate your tool supply
so low that you must have I inter
mediate delivery to keep your
comfortable.
Look over your bins now All .
place your order in tithe-«delta! '
is apt to be delayed by incl ' ,
J”hi-dim group advanced, and 11
tional Paper ptd. suetalhede
lose ol mono than Te polht. Dori”
better part or the mono
market displayed a .downwud
dency, Missouri mlsxlngto 60
various other leading smoke» *‘
to a fraction below lest nix
Bonds were steady.
WALL. STRTET. 1 p. m.-— ‘1
proved alter midduy. but I
abated alter the list but we
to about Yesterdays omelet.
Pacing ”I’m“ vet? quiet and
umun (its. pen the the “I? '
formal statement by the prehl
the compo”.
llllllll III will!
Amelia. wife 0! Chin-lee
quiet. died at her home
yesterdsy moraine. said it
The funeral services Will
awedlsh downed
Iiieet Nomlh. Friday
o’cl ooh ‘
Funeral of Mine
The tuneful Meet d!“
Bwl'de were held: use one
o'clock. min the resided
Wilton: it. Micros. 000
Tom m e ism e -
elves and friends. on
terrible conditions;
this themlnste Nmel
illicit-ere reins
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Norwalk Chronicler