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SPECIAL
FEBRUARY OFFER
A Richmond Range at
One-half the Regular'Price
TO ANYONE BUVING $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE DURING
THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. THIS MEANS THAT YOU WILL
GET A HIGH CLAES. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTTED RANGE, LESS
EVEN THAN YOU PAY ORDINARILY FOR A CHEAP, INFERIOR
RANGE.
SIXTH “PLEASANT FRIDAY EVEN~
iNG” TONIGHT.
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7 Prof. Winchester and Mrs. Smith to
. Entertain at the South Norwalk
7 Methodist Church.
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Tonight at tho South Norwullt M.
ii. t'llnrvb lilo ninth lrcturo ol‘ the
"Ploosunt, ll‘riduy latching" lecture
t‘tllll‘Si‘ will be gircu. Prof. (‘lllub T.
‘li’inclmstor. ol' \Vcnlcl'llll illlivcrnil)‘.
gin to giro bin well—known lecture, “A
j Nl‘filll in London a Century Ago." Prof.
7 ‘l‘t'inchestol' has upolton before in South
7 .\‘nrwulk and its lonight‘u lnctllro its a
litre one. he should .ho greeted by u
7 irowdod church.
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During the ICL‘IJH'Q‘. l'rol. Winchester
vwill carry the thoughts of his twill,
‘toro to London on it was a hundred
yours uxo; old London. Just on it was
labour. in hl‘unlt forth into it now cm
I of its existence; that bcl'orc it changed
from wllut might be culled ll inclinat-
' \‘nl city into :\ morn intuit-m one. The
7IIlt‘ii‘ttllif‘O. rocrcuiions. customs and
lulllln of Landau uill be douctllltld ill
worn in on.» u no bun llloroucill) stud-
.lml his Hill‘ll‘il and “no in lotonnizmi
- o in m lly ctlutnit-d illdilidulli n on
.F. A. MltChell, House Furn15her tlllthorlity on tho llirt‘uturt- of hElli;-
lund. l‘l'ol'. V'I‘int‘llcxtor lztlzl Iiilll: Iltilil
lli:l his rung tllntlng lill‘ u’l'itcra und
icilrllol'n all Alllc‘l'it‘u. ilin m'rl‘it‘t-u nrc
:t'onatuuilg' in domund, Totlluht will
indeed be u rurc opportllnity in hour it
l'lll't‘ mun.
lioi’nrc and tailor l‘rot. \i'int‘hcnior's
lociul'e. Mrs. it‘rullklin lrring Smith.
lilo woliltnown contrnito soloist of tho
.‘-'0lltll Norwnlk IIIUIII‘IQ Church, will
sing null-rill mil-minim. This music
should mid mouth to the “mafia“.
Norwalk
[Good EGGS .
, 7,. per doz. 17c
Hume-laid EGGS .
per doz. 33c
3 cans SQUARE BRAND MILK ............................ 25c lime vi the Mouton.
MAGNOLIA or SWEET CLOVER MILK can .............. 10c N" mimisnltm 7’77““ 7“ ”my“ “7‘
Butter er 0 nd night, although :1 coilcctizln will bc
i P P u ------------------------------ 7 ---------- 30c taken to help ttlwm'tl tllc tlxllcnuon.
3 packages of Oatmeal for ................................... 25c t‘omc. not! bring nnotbcr with you, No
3 packages of Pancake Flour for ............................. 25c mica“: rescued and rvrrl‘one is
Wt‘ Ifltlftlt‘.
Sweet Potatoes, Kale. Celery. Apples Oranges and Grape Fruit
UNI l El) GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET. PHONE 143
FILES CURED m 6 To 14 DAVS.
l‘AZO OIN'I‘MENT is guaranteed to
cure any case or Itching. Blind. bleed
ing or Pratt-titling Files in G to it dun
if money refunded. 500.
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Satorday, February 18
LAST DAY OF OUR
f White Goods
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Ladies’ Gowns . White Skirts 7
39cm“... ....... 't ........ . ..Value50c 69c...........,.' ................. Valueagc 7
afic”. . . , .. ........................ Value 55c 98c ................... '. ....... .Valuo $1.25
77.59.: .. ........... .......... Value 89; $129. .......................... Value $175 7
79"“ ,. . '. ............... ..anuc $1.25 $1.98 ........... . ............... Value 82.98
SAMPLE clowns sill/7m SKIRTS
‘Ajl‘lBARQAIN onions AT nAznolth‘ onions
_ W _ 7 '
‘an ti: covnns
. ' New Styles and Eitccilcnt Values
..35c nod 50‘:
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Ann/Airs HOSIERY non mi FAMIIIX 7
Liotlr WEIGHT on WINTER UNDEEWEAR - ..
SALE
m ”mm
Illllllllll lllllii
Putnam Hose Pinochle Players
Way Ahead in Tournament
mm...
The neubntil alto. next to limit sumo;
in tho inter company ninochlo tourna-
ment at the South Notwalk Fire De-
partment were olaycd ott last night
oi. the quarters ot‘ the i-‘irn Police in
the city building in Washington street.
Putnam Hose Company mayors kept
up their high average.
which uni 6
them it still bigger hand and the Fire
Police kept up their circuit illfli'liil; 01’
ll, Vl'tlt‘k am).
All A result the Fire l’o-
lice [Jutland Old Woll players, who had
it hard time of it. winning only 5 names
last night, no anulnni ll Victorian for
Putnam
tllo FII'G, Police and 13 for
iloso. (.‘otullnny.
I'lltnuln l-Iono Comnully is now prac-
licniiy assured of winning the tournu
merit, as it in hardly ctlllnidcred liltcly
that it loud of ill guinea run be our-
lnoulltod in one trunnion.
'i‘ile “1131
play will be lit the quarters of Old
Wcil Hook and Ladder Company, ncxt
Thnrlltlui cloning.
The details oi iuut night's ninylug:
Table 1.
Slicidon. F. P. .
ll‘lohol'iia (l. W.
ll. liognrdun, l‘. H.
Scmcr-~Bognrdun.
Table 2.
Adams. F. l’. ..................... 0
Monorvo. 0. W, . . . ................. 2
it. Crcaub. l’. H. . ........... ......‘.l
Scorer, Monitor.
Table 3 .
Rob: lb. 1“. l’ ..................... 1
Siluicr 0 W .................... l
Sinholl. P ll. .2
Sector ~~~~~ «Murray.
Table 4
Murphy. l-‘. P. .................... 4
I‘VI‘OQI). 0. W. ...................... O
Aicxnudul. I‘ ll .................. (l
t-ltozolw H Smith.
Table 5
Clark. F. i’. ....................... 2
Coniutorlt, 0. W. .................. 1
Seth. I'. ll. .................. l
scorol'»~«'l‘llilmudgo.
Table 6.
Donn. i“. l’.
l’uunnottl. t). W.
Monitor, 1’. ll.
Scorer. Mct'nriby.
Tablo 7
\i'illiatns.-F. P
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Miifllmr, (l. \I'. .................... ti
Woiucil, i'. ii. ..................... if
Scorormlironnun.
Table 8.
llinouu. P. I'. .................... ..2
i-‘inrll. (i. W. ... .................. ti
llrcyillnu. I’. ll.
St‘m‘til‘“"Ill't‘yhififl.
Ll“ Night'l
Toto is.
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l“itt- l’tiiitu ............ . .......... ll
(lid \\ oil
l'nlnnln llnno ...... .4
I’rr-rinuu
:N‘UI‘C.
FIN? I’Ullt‘t” . . . . . . . . . ,fiii
(lid Woil .......... A12
l'ntnnln lint-m ......'lli
W...
............. til
Tournnmont Totals.
Totals.
Ill)
47
till
comm nos: POOL GAME.
Frederick T. t‘oioman. round 50, wmi
from Arthur Lilldcherg. rated lbtl. by
the iit‘Ol‘O of no to on; but night.
more by frames
Cbleman, 50.
ll
16~l
3i
L’wmi
33
33
40
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50
RI‘IQ‘I‘QF-“Ht'lil‘i' Kcyaor.
Scorel‘mlt‘rodrrlrk Scofleld.
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The
Lindeboru, 100.
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28“]
38
53
61
67
68
Jr.
”rho IltRi lgumc will he played tonight
llolwwd P. 1'. (foiountu and Jacob bud
illusion, both third 60.
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Nutmeg Club Pool.
There were no pool game: in the
Nutmeg L‘iub pool tournament,
droning.
loot
't‘bo tllulnheru playing tor
tho nocoud run “DUI“ to burn lost in
intent. for no uolnon limo been plulcd
this l\ H it
tho linul sumo lor the
tirlt one will prollnbh be olcyed to-
null row oi' titling
’cllc Norwatk l‘lro
Notice limo dotidotl to challenge the
Nutlncggorp and tidal challenge to a
tournament will probably be road on
im‘.
W
in tho Norwnik
Thomas Balcolmm
mind on,
ins.
«Commotion «no:
Norwulit Club liilllrdu.
lub Int oveniu:
in the billion:
tournament at 70 damned i-‘. Church,
by tho acorn at 70 to till
7'I‘le‘e were no pool sumac but event
. 'l‘ncudoy evening at the regular moot-
ill-doom.
non-ca. dininou, humor. boon alibi.
lulion.
Drastic physio. grille. lichen.
woulton the howl: and M1. euro
Utiliti'l Regulate not spoil: unit can
lint.
now-n. MW
' oanntoction. till canto Alli your til-tit
$75,000 HOUOE FOB FARRELL.
t‘midont 0! ital Go
build It itinittl‘lr
.lltlnoll
ration to
Fill-roll. who rocooib Bil-
ccntioti William in coral all nmitlo t
of tho United Stilton Stool corporation.
on complaint cranium-nu tor tor ‘
erection at n lam country mimic...
will
375. Piltui (or ill. mun
boon "39.3“ in! Malibu» It Moll”, .
at (".1
. It in built on t
M. lotion aloft mg
or Hr. “null. and ”A.
countryman two and,
ill #:013th comm”
will coil in tho ndobbor
lam
UM Miro
p! .
burn
f’vlitlt Fllil illi-
lIAlI REVOLUTIBNI‘BTS
(Continued tram first page.)
brothor oi' the bond or tile Drovloional
$vwnmont and confidential agent in
ashlnzton tor the inaurrectlonists
Ho creditn Gen. Orozco commander of
the revolutionary troops with a deep
mental in Northern Virginia during the
ivii War. and declaron that Navarro
loll into a troll when be matched to
tho relief of Juarez.
"A Etudv of the map of Northern
Mexico will BIIOW wily Orozco made
his demonstration against Juarez,"
said Modern last, night. "Ilia run! pur»
pulse was to draw away from the vi-
cinity or the state capital, Chihuahua.
the entire federal forccs loaned there.
.'I‘o do this his only hope lay in men
nclnlz .luliroz, to whose wlcuo he knew
‘Nnvurro und Rabago would come ruth»
or than let the custom lull into insur-
gent bonds. You will notice that prac.
ticully no obstacle: were placed in the
way of tho rescuing expedition
word, utl'ongcr than over. There he
will control all railway communication
beiwecn Navarro out! the capital. It
will now be impossible for Navarro or
llubngo to getniny more men unless
some ore permitted to come through
United States territory.
”()rozzco hover had any idea or init-
ins Juarez. i know that be romarkod
in English to a close friend that he in—
tended to make on Early movcment,‘
and ndded that he hoped it would be
more successful than the original one.
i item-d this conroruotmn some time
ago beicro the demonstration before
Juarez and admit that l studied over
it it long limo. By more c once u few
dilyi-l lulcr l nlontioncd tho‘illcltient to
an intimate frlond of mine. a veteran
of the Civil War. lie said that Orozco
intuit have referred to tho raid of Gen-
eral Early in 1863 and that command
or'n demonstration against Washing-
ton. u movcment which caused the
withdrawal of a largo body of federal
iroopa. in readiness to march on Rich.
lilont .”
Senator Madam said that Can. Oroz.
co bad about 900 cavalry in} his immo-
dlnto command. (ion. Sanitizer about
500 men. all mruiry. and that there
was another torcc west of Chihuahua
canniniins of about 1.000 carclry. and
another column to the northwest of
about 600 more. ,
El. PASO, Tort, Feb. 17.——Omcinln
of the Mexican Northwestern Railway
report that Orotco and Blanca, the two
lnanrecto loaders, hnvo linolly Effect-
ed a Junction of their forces and are
located near Atmnnlon. about sixty
ulilon unuthwost or .quroz. The insur-
rectos out till the tolcnmnh wires on
the Norton Norihwootorn between
(turmoil and Casual Grnndos.
Brig-(ion. .loncuh W. Duncan. com.
manning tho Department, of Town, on
riwd waiordny from San Antonio He
will instinct the United states patrol
on tho. riser today
MEXIC ALI Molt, Fob. l7. ulltldcrn
Rod Cross ting. it newnpclwr corms
uondeut traversed the Scene at raster,
do)": butt“! and though my" nation-
cd clove-n fodernlo slain. he now only
four dcndwthree regulars and a volun-
lm‘l‘.‘
General lleyi'a. chief of the insurrec-
io forces here. when asked regarding
the battle. said: "We could have held
Mexicali against A thousand men. Vega
in no soldier. if he were. he would
not intro attacked its from the south."
Prior to the battle Wednesday the
insurgents cut the telegraph lines con.
uecting Mcxicull with Algodontln and
Andrmlo. near Yuma. Permission was
zivcn yesterday to repair the line, but
oitor, workmen had been cent over
from Cnloxlco. Loyrn received infor-
mation that the Motion regulars were
nonring Ynmn and tin forthwith sent.
out a tie-turbulent to olluiw Ibo cloc-
ll‘lclllilti to tho American attic again.
As a result Mexicali in without tolo-
grubhic communication eastward.
Emmao. on. Feb. llr-IrAl‘ter titty
hourtl ot‘ innc lrltr following hilt urriv-
ill from ('bntlunbuu. (ionornl Norarro
lmrcllod out from .lnnror. this morning
with 300 intnntrymcn. 200 t-nrnb-y and
two tiold plot-cs. Innrchlng east in tho
tutortlon or (inndtllolulc. where Mn-
lloro tionzulon null tho llltlurxent think
it”! iomtcd. They should roltob Mn
(tom‘s location ltl about tire hours.
NEW BRITAIN LABORER BURNED.
Clothing Caught rite mm Open
Grate in Bianloy WOrkI.
mow cumin, Full.‘ i'l.~—~Eloiul
Silltz. n luborcr, employed at the stunt
icy Works. lion in u very critical canal.
tion at tho New Britain General lion.
vital today in it rolult or revere inn-nil
Noot’rcd at tho factory shortly after
munitbt. Butts wa- working in the
“pickle boobs," will». m» In nubibot
ed to on acid both in order to t‘elilo'v'c
rtiut scales. The ”not: worn by anti
at tho workmen cauthi. tire tron: an
owl tires which no burnllil in
" lcltlo boull9.“ When no brupbcd lilo
it it out. covet-id nourish toll on
Hulil'u (‘INMIKI
‘* TM loam ignition the ”collar out».
nil: and in no locum. b‘l.
claim mm on t .
oomph-Ml! bill I ha“ '
llm in would not tum boon "l‘llurottr in.
n it «but. A lam tub
W to them [Miriam
t o Iliad. Now innit. ol than
Millie means or «intimidating tho
MI. Suit: run wildly obout on»
ildim tin «but commit: Mount
t cameo. bound iv howit-
ud the accident. tiuorlbod” the im-
about. tour on It touring oilinr at
Q "NORM Dill."
Mm mod
:n m ioMtivil in conning out on
man. unit: rm mood. in Milton
n on n :17; mo « no no on
t lilo burial m o mm or ton in
7 If?"
””37““
“'i‘odm Drama in on lilo way somb- '
the. _
mar lulu. mo in could Eli.
mind to until I 7
thin incur»
”a Pi ”WV. WMA‘W}
N I“ MINA M. "W ban :7“
laid plan of military strategy drnwb
from 9. study at Contedcrato move- ,
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c lilo. and lit:
Bridgeport Ari ertlcemcuto.
The D. M. Read Co.
b7” Am ”i W“ AW“
”court or imam.»
omit, lit: to obzrmt xiii!
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1911’
7 Bridgeport Advent-menu.
Established l8 5 7
KITCHEN CABINETS.
THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION CONTINUES.
THREE DISTINCT MODELS OF IMPORTANCE TO
BE NOTICED,
$17.50, $18.50 and" $25
and numerous others.
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Fourth floor, Furniture Store.
VALENTINE “SHEDWATER”. FOULARDS.
Thetac wonderfully attractive silks are selling rapidly,
and for all sorts of occasions.
A Foularti is a useful gown.
(inc woulun selects for “just a little bridgeofrock,” another
{or "‘a dinner gowu,“
next summer."
and another for
u
a street dress for
Seventy-five dih‘ercnt effects‘
in the 75c quality.
Bordercd and Dresden F oulards in novel colorings and
designs.
LINEN MARQUISETTES.
lgn Novelties in Fancy Stripes.
The dainticnt of all wash goods in fashionable shades
of rose, lilac. light blue, turquoise, tan and black, combined
with white.
A beautiful fabric, 27 inches widc.‘45c a yard,
Wash Goods Section.
SPRING NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS.
Imported White Crepes, plain and striped. for waists
and dresses.
Embroidered Batistes, cxceutlingly
dainty material,
plain dots and floral sprigs with cyclct work.
Crossbor Batistes. very fine and effective over colors.
. Crossbar and Striped Marquisettes and Voile: in sev-
eral qualities and designs.
White Goods Section. lower floor.
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS.
Remember this sale.
The
Little Word BEST
A Spring- moclcl. regular $2.00
quality. desirable in every way. offered special at
$1.09
mm
The D. ML Read Co.
is an overworked word, and it is unnecessary to
use it when speaking of a Piano that has been
recognized as the leader in the tone world since
1828.
The .
Chl’ckerlng
is the premier of all pianos. In these “bargain
counter days" it is
a pleasure to repre'scnt a
make of instrument that is constructed, from
keyboard to pin block, with the highest artistic
excellence continually in view. The Cbickeriog
has alwnyc been the favorite of musicians. and
we are plclscd to say you out buy one only of
M. Sonnenberg
Piano Co.
molt our tumml»
104 Washington St” South Norwclb
firtnuw 75.‘ .
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' ’ woman
clainln' l‘ m
in riot? l PM Al
catchi-
to“ y in it?“
cowonvm Ml
olnl linger on to bottle
. when her clothing mat. in (m .
. .70“ linli' which obi rm can in. loot
gill. flint. 1M4! le ..
mow Nor
”Wilt
In
a"; 3 A. “in
“ME 0? PEREIOT HANG“ nllould be soon by ovary
. buuultonnor who to to iibva u now mono.
For bullion. tor reaction. tor broillnx, tor convouiouco.
you would [moo Porfoct Room in your kitchen
t‘t tn :9th you out) biz-inn not! nylon to unit.
Norwalk Chronicler