it (time um
Appeal to you, then the products
of our Battery and Candy Kitchen
will surelyeult i "
‘Horne-Zi‘iiade
Candy
Fresh Daily
F. A. LA N E
eaxssv. oouraeriousnv
' ‘ to: ennui
Telephone M
at Washington Oh. So. Net-walk
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IVININB DENTINEL TELEPHONE
92~8-—-Newa Department
Sum-lumen department
Add—Irene» Gilles Norwaik
300 ~Iditei‘a heal enoe
"DJ—City Editor's Residence
wsa'rnsn leases“.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled
weather with probably rain or snow to
night or Sunday; comer tonight. Mod-
erate to brisk northwest. shifting to
northeast winds. There is no well-dc-
tlned storm area thlilhhiornins east oi
the Rocky Mountnlns,‘ but nsldernble
cloudy and unaettledl'iae er prevails
east of the Mississippi river. An area
of high pressure moving in iron: the
northwest ts: producing pleasant
weather with lower temperatures bee
twen the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi hoarse if -‘2 " ;
TEMPERATURE than A00 To.
DAYV ‘ v
Low, 19'. high. til.
Temperature: ,
Partly cloudy.
Hosiery anhrmnderweur at A. Dielc
erman &. Son's. See adv.
Tony Caruaone is to open a. fruit
store in South-Norwalk. .
Crepe kimonlas in plain and Branded
colors at 'J. I Mallette‘s See list in
adv. 1 .
v‘hw
~~lrerbicm - Barbies. ‘ . O‘Brien.
Mrs. Gnarlotte Grliiln, of New Huh
on is the guest of idle. A. F. Minion,
of Golden lilli street. Q
Frederick C. Riedel. of Spring Hill
avenue. to spending Saturday and Sun.
day with relatives in Brooklyn N. Y.
soul
spent. last evening with his parents,
Mr. (Ind Mrs William H Odell. at East
avenue.
Buokingh Post, (i. A. R" held
their regui ‘bsaineé'd‘ meeting last
evening,b . business was all oi a ,
routine nat
. w
Mrs. William in Olsenwi Elm street.
who has spent the past tour or live
weeks with relatives in Boston. Mass.
and Providence. EL L. is expected to
return home-this eveninii
Dr. Mallory attends personally to
all the details of his dental work and
psys as much attention to the minor
part: as to the more important parts.
If you have trouble with your teeth he
will examine them tree of charge.
Be adv.
W
lsaac Moaely. of Virginia. with sev-
eral singers. will-audio make his so.
pearanoo before the North Main street
Rescue Mission tomorrow afternoon at
3:16 o'clock. Those who were present
last week will not tail to attend and
all are cordially invited to be present.
Mr. Mosely Is a most impressive speak-
er and delighted the oudiente last
week.
”Umbrellas. Umbrellas.
O’Brien.
Manager Thomas iloran, ol the lllnh
School basketball team. has succeeded
in ousting the Yale Freshman team
to appear at the Armory on Monday
night against Not-walk man. and con
sequently Not-walk tans are taking
more than ordinary interest in the bas-
l nines tor that night. The. op-
ity 0! min; a Yale team is not
0 ered to local tans every season The
Sixth Company live will play the Mo
it ,ot New York City. who were
do tilted here two winters ago by a
comic! Elm.
The popularity ot the live-piece or-
chestra at the Armory names is mani~
tested by the great number of you“
tolitg who my until a late hour for the
dahilinn each Mill» The local
namoment has taken steps to put an
entitle certain xetty annoyances at re-
coal mines an in the tutors. Ilinl’lli'
tool. that mm [will be pleasant
tor built ladlewa gentlemen;
At tile Fizhdhuroh ie Norwallt to
V et “g" um WWII]
WW3“ .33.; Wench. t
At the amine service
will give virulent tend not:
or (also (run will lid
a. ‘0‘ pi tor. .uberte aer-
Vice?“ Ii
no?» it l’e’eivioess
but there will be no
(militias treat other
{is We mite all some oi
Automobile
Insurance‘f
Will gladly explain. Telephone 186- 2.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
N WAIHINQTON .TIIIT. COUTH
NORWALK. OONN.
TILIPHONI III-l
Park 8. Tilford's
DeliciousCandies
~80LD A15-
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 80):! CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $860. ADDIY At
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwaik
There is an
ADAGE
which tells us it we want a thing
well done to do it ourselves. Now
that in just the secret of my suc-
cess. l attend, parmnully. to all
the little details in mz- profession.
There is no letrin; or parts for
some inexperienced mechanic to
Biro“ alter 0. ins. lsu been well
started, and chat may seem an
insignificant point to many is just
as thoroughly and carefully exe-
cuted as the most conspicuous
portion when the work is linished.
Moderate prices.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
ill South Main St, South Norwalt
Hon": 9 a. in. to lip. in. sun-
dlyl by appointment only.
LI
...-.—
Crepe'pKimonos
m sum cotons sup ones-
can
snowman“
Louo ones .......... woo
wast-(moron BIRTHDAY .“
" Ghana
6 line So
J. I MALLET'I‘E
(tel-marl; Wiesel Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. «I
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO I
FOR TliE DONyENIENGB OF
N
IUBY PIOPLI
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
assent. aaiutmo
aavmoa can.
IAFI oaroerr vautre
CityNationalBank
tournaments a causal» eauame
seam superfine avaav
itaoi ‘rv ooualeranr
wrm scene
7, eauxiuo .
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claim ,, ”whom
data W poses. Hand 3 per year
some a. unraveled roe
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LlI'E (OF- AQHAHAM LINCOLN. .
tram Lecture at me Bunday
Evening Institute.
Tomorrow evening at the Sunday
‘Evening institute oi the South Nor—
walk Congregational Church. Dr. Mac-
iariand will give his illustrated lecture
on the Life of Abraham Lincoln.
The pictures will bring out clearly
the important epochs and scenes in
the! lite of the martyr president. Tho
story will begin with its striking exam-
ples for the boyhood and youth of our
day and will ioliow through Lincoln‘s
uphill light tor his place in the world
and the presidency, will follow him
through his terrible anxieties in the
Civil War to the reading 0! the Eman-
cipation Proclamation ending with the
and assassination.
The usual musical prelude will’bo
given for a quarter of an hour before
the lecture, beginning at 7:16 o'clock.
‘ Douglas Fowler Post G A. It, and
Douglas Fowler Relief Corps will at-
tend the lecture in a body.
CHANGES
IN INSTITUTE PRO-
...—......
Rabbi Fleischer, of Boston. to Speak
on Apt-ii 2nd .
Several changes nevi been madet
necessary in the program of the Sun
day Evening institute as pipe of the
visiting speakers were obliged to make
changes in their dates. Rabbi Charles
Fleischer. of Boston. who was down
(or tomorrow evening. has been trans-
ferred to Sunday evening, April 2nd.
The program tor the next few weeks
will now be as follows:
February ill—~illustruted lecture on
Abraham Lincoln by Dr. Macfariand.
February 26——Rev. Paul Moore
Sirayer. oi Rochester. N. Y.
March 6~lliustratel lecture by Dr.
Witnesaed Among the Nations oi the
World.
March ll~Rev. Frederick Lynch. 0!
New York. Subject. The Good New
'i‘imefl. ‘
Maren ls—The Cantata. The Rose
. Maiden.
.lrrd!
coLaM'AN' wms sscbuo cite.
Defeated Jacob buddington in the Put-
nam Hose Pool Tournament.
Frederick '1‘. Coleman. rated 60, de-
feated Jacob Ltiddlngton, also 60. by
a score at 60 to 29. last night. in the
Putnam llose Company‘s pool tourney.
and becomes the monomer of the sec-
ond cue. The score tolluwa:
Coleman, 50. Luddlnpton. 50.
0:! ii
ill—«1 ‘ l-i
2l~~2 iii Ml
29 , _ 25~—i
iii
'50
29-..:
Net‘waik Club Gamel.‘ ‘
in the Norwnlk-Club pol R.- w. Munsv
tieide 7.3, was defeated by Chester Sei-
loclt. 70. by the score of 70 lo 63.
In Norwnlk Club billiards William
1.. Olson defeated K. W. hinuullcld
“3MRRM. to ill a.
stock kot opened active and
with a Minuution ul yesteidu
buying Hommont. Southern
WAY.
ong
laid;
luay
Ila es laily strong owing enm-
ahly to yesterday a dividend an three
most titer preferred «dun a tit
and the common i. (i 8 Steel on sales
of 12.000 shares in the but low min-
utes advanced in and itcadiux. leluxli
Valley. Scooter» Pacific. Canadian PI"
rifle and l‘niun Pacific train a like
aniouui. St. Paul was up ‘5'.
'\\’Al. in STREET ii a. in. «tlpurm
(ions on the long side or the “market
wore’couducied with growing conti-
rialnx prices in place of the realising
sales which the rise induced. ltound
amounts at the important issues were
bid for and as they forged steadily up.
ward the whole market followed suit.
lly the end or the lirst hour. advances
had been attected oi about a point in
many of the favorite stocks. including
ii, a. Steel. Reading. St. Paul. Booth~
urn Pacific and Lublgii \allel. The
new city bonds touched N2 the high-
not price yet repelled
WALL. STREET. Close «The mar-
ket closed active and strong Further
improvement was shown by the mar-
ket in the dual hour en a tutti,» large
minute of business. The advance was
quite “git ral nd to numerous insidn
ed,i
loans:
doc the
WAN NEW! IN Mexico.
BROWNSVILLE. Ten. Feb. 18»
Scouting traction of U. 8. troops
have been doapatched to Mercedes to
intercept a band of 25 mounted Meatl-
cans reported in a dispatch to military
heddquartera here to have peeled
through that city last night bound for
the border. The men endeavored to
secure a supply of ammunition in Mer-
((20:10- it is stated. but were announces.
a .
GUADALAJARA. Melt, Feb. 13.‘-*a\¢
cording to advices received at the local
allies of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
train service on the Yaqui River line to
donors has been discontinued because
of the possession ot the inaurrectoa
the dispatch states. and the camp oi
the Sunset Development Companion
Southern Pacino property. “New been-
talten sion oi. The ealpan
were a normed by the rebels. the tale
min dominoes. but the Americans in
the setup were not molested
HOSPITAL Willi?“ ill. ‘
in be members at she‘ll tibial.
club was entertained yesterday after-
oooa by to. William A. Clark. ointm-
wood avenue. and a very pleasant time
was bad. it one (tool ed to have an ev-
“until day at t.
midtown with him-John amounts. of
I
Rev Dr. Meet-riend to Give an illus-
| sore, Business Trousers, Dress Trousers in wonderful var-
GRAM. 1 BIG AND REAL REDUCTIONS
i
Mneiariand. Subject. Social Uplift as ‘
"Small Roe Shad. lb 180 i Snapper Blues, l
:‘5;
lrELT, FINNAN
'i'
deuce and were reflected in steadily '
n in hansiderable de- ‘
ed in the mid- week "
hails
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. a... Mum-mam... “
THE HOME or HART ,06HAFFNER insult picture‘-
l
l
Trousers Now
While February Prices Are on Them
Down to rock-bottom go February prices on all our
broken lines of Trousers. Our customers know what that
. means! Values! Values! VALUE§J§ They are what.
have made out~ Trousers Sales famous ali‘ovcr this section.
Now. just when you need new Trousers most, we drop
the prices to the lowest marl: of the season. Work Trou-
iety at these
$2. 00 Trousers -.
$2. 50 and $3. on Trousers. .Are now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ......... .. . .Are now $2.98
$4.50 and $5.00 Trousers... .Are now $3.98
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers... .Are now $4.48
.Are new $148
, ukm
Q . V'rwo arenas; .
The New Sicko
24 Wall St, Notvvalk.
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
CLEAN one:
At my old hobby (insinuating good. vvcilacrocncd oats. This
ought to bed matter of course, but it isn‘t. and as long all i do it
better than anyone else. l’m going to talk about Ii.
Ask (or 'iiounlc Clips." the \(ll‘) (imit‘erii the market otters
largo berry unis oi very bright color cluselt clipped and handled with
grunt care, 0t (oiling i cannot oiler them at the ruling price 0! or-
dinery (rats. but the iliil‘msme in cost is not a matter oi am great
(misequcncc. a low- cents more one has. Poor on dim oats make your
horses ilk k and inicho and you ll iirul them most expmisite.
e
' z MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its eastern-
ersw—llonnie ilome‘Ground Food for ll'orsca. Cirillo and Poultry.
..er r em timid
v M“ “a
trtarrisi—i rngrrisu, STEAK coupes
Wins, overlies. ensue AND neCALLOP"
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LWEAKFIsH. eLuEFl
,
(A a"
Cutbill’s ‘2" Bridge , 'Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
DON’T lUV A‘MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAN/E HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY “.40”
Teas, GUARANTEED FOR
its eio. POWEéUL. Houaertvomt
é Alto THE DEALER.
Dix MONTHS ‘Y THI: MANUFAO‘I‘UR
98 OOUTH MAIN 81'.
Phone 092-2.
8.1.. BENEDICT. Agent
The Paris Cloak ‘8: Suit House
8! COUTH MAIN ITRIIT. DOUTH NOIWALK
. Ti-II LAIT OLIARANGI BALE 0F THIQ OIACON
livery Bait. Coal. lilies; Skirt. Willi and For in our stores is marked
tor ilnal elaaraliee tor immediate lepoeai There is the quality you
have always ”10‘, in [renter all
here ever known.
Ladiae‘ cents. item ”.75 up.
Ladiee’ delta from 87.00 up.
Ladiaa' Brown from no.
Ladiaa' litlrte item it up.
01.» Wait». for “e.
01.00 Corset (lovers. we.
'51! Allin O‘» "In“!!!
meat and lreater value that you
Come and see our Famous Tal
loved Waiate from $1.00 up.
Name coma. broken lots at
reduced ioea.
we Ilaelt use for 200.
760 Iiaek Hose. we.
88 death Main It». lentil Norwalit
I t. "MON IUIPHIS‘D.
A surprise party was Ilvon last eve.
u".. Fowlgr ill; '0 Mi“ MING Bimom, 0' ”WWW“
day 01.01“.“M Tat-racers“ a torus panther or her
:33 01' ppt friends Aim pro-chi
at at :3“ arable time until an early hour this
‘ d hrun amp dining. and dainty refreshments
tie instructor of the post. ma‘t re- were served about midnight. '1‘. Gray
quested to carry it out. Tomorrow are rendered selections upon the piano and
the Post. memuanled by the no Warren ileuiield favored with renal
militarism the illustratedisolosn accompanied b .l Mitiitln. with
lootiir‘o on Abi'lltdiir Lincoln to be
yor. aotarland at the so
but hate The Post and the
til-tenant” s ' up
trio novice.
it charming hostess. Among those
resent were: The .Miam ill. Selby.
,[a n. water it , a.
”MM: me
ill); meet at its Poet
in «glottal. strict ’at r
Buckley, Martha.
ic.
_ method of drill
There Was an '
the mandolin. Miss (mom was votetli
epsilon Crook Ruth London. ‘l‘dsele iirat step in order is to give attention
”Olin-t W“ ”no
«gmuhlmll
5011's....
ovsncears.
suose.....................,...
swearess.........‘..
caps .......
Isaac-oesaesevulsaoeal
..
...-...»-
500 SHIRTS
.v-nnoI-uu
500 UNDERWEAR
75¢ UNDERWEAR .
...-aau-nu
a aloeleoa
Final Clean-up
THIS WEEK . .. ,
Suits, Overcoats. Shoes and
Winter Furnishings
THE BEST VALUEa EVER QFFEBQD'
$4.39 up
...-a
me come.
minute
ALL $2.00 HATS ....... . ........
-ii.oa ems‘re ...... ......
Ilene-Ilsa
$1.00 UNDERWEAR .............
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON , Q
Price’s Clething Store
98 WaShington Street“
.80." up”
:.
190 alto-ale
...”......nuuusers-resold. ‘1‘”.
neunoieeaseeoaaaae‘ie. 3...,
2*
.u-s-aoe'eesaslveolaea m“;
elpoeaoaoaoeollpcdlll my.
etoaaeoeelolodblIOQDIOCQOMO‘QQv”.
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llaby Educator V,
Butter Crackcrs‘m‘lm
Gluten Cookies ,
i Educator \i'itioi‘, Noni tin
Educator Wafer, 'No. '2 tin
(‘o-eds, No. i ’
. (‘o-ods, No. L" ‘
“A Fresh Assortment" of ‘ ,
DR. JOHN‘SON’S FAMOUS
Educator Crackers
JUST IN
ilrali Cookies
(‘hoodiate Educator Q
Toasts-relies, No. 1 tin
Toastercttcs. No. 2 liii""‘,‘
Wheat Meal Cracker " ‘
Water Cracker .,... " ‘
eierk about them
.‘A .
We lime samples of all the above kinds flier van to try;
'Ask‘ the
’ ’f ‘M’fl‘i'fb‘.’ "
. -....th M “no? ‘
88 6 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
4' "-r '-7 no "eve ...“ and)! «We .
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
True common naiukmo our
M
Secretary of the State Board of Health
Sounds Alarm
-Secretary Josepli»ll. Townsend in
the January bulletin publisher by the
State Board of Health takes a shot at
the common drinkingcnp as a toe to
public health. He sets:
"Severity states by statutory enact-
ment or by regulation or their boards
of health. have prohibited the use oi
the common drinking-cup. Kansas
was the pioneer in the movement. and
since the first day of September. «i909.
(be common drinking cup has been
banished from all trains. depots and
schools in the state ct Kansas.
Michigan Oklahoma, Massachusetts.
and some other states soon adopted
sirniiar legislation
'w bother the comm“? drinking cup‘
I
is capable of conveyi infection oth-
cr than that of syphi a in uncertain.
There are an authoritative instances
on record where tuberculosis has
been centered in this manner. al-
though the popular belief seems to be
that lit in ansmltted. it is. how
cvervi eiti known that syphilis
ran tiled in this way, ai-
thou‘b there are not many cases that
can be cited but it the common drink
in; cup can be held responsible for
such intention its abolition is deserv-
ing ’0'!" serioilb‘ consideration.
"it is becoming more and more the
practice among people to avoid the
use of the common drinking sun and
to provid themaelv a when traveling
with a c ll‘apaible cup at paraline
paper or metal which may be carried
in the pocket 0! handbag. There are
automatic slot machines manufactured
“by seVerai Commercial concerns from
which travelers can procure a parat-
llno paper cup at the small cost of a
penny each. With this apparatus in-
ltalied on trains. sientnboate. and In
publnc bulldlnts. the general public
can have the opportunity of supplylus
themselves with a clean and sanitary
in: at ii iamaii cost.
"Aside trout the poeeibllitv o‘i intac-
tion it is repuliive to most people to
be compelled to use a cup that is pro
mlsouously used by others. 'l‘haae
should be banished train our public
parks and schools. Where there Is a
supply of running water thpre Are
var our styles oi bubbling on
market whloh'ahouid be supplied. in
the email country school with no pub
lie water supply each pupil can pro
vide himself with 1,111! own cup
“The odblic drl unloved cannot
be held responsible tor the i is noticed
by impure water supplies. The
I
Water supply. and next the
h; cop. With a, In ply of porn.
antaryi _ drinit Vessel
lolly protect new at
women or
.on Monday eveuinswt nhlch time the
Men the.
heir first too ’l‘h
John Coleman. of Winnipauk. is ill .
at his home.
Read the extra specials at the Great
A. at P Tea Company
W '
.lolin \ic‘danus oi llartlord, spent.
yesterday on bileili'eflll in Norwalk.
M
For .... ‘iw
.r:— :«
Iii :Elizabeth Drlscoll oi' Straw-
ber ill avenue tan 113.“! Box
Klyns bakery in dining rites todtay.
Clean oats is the alibiecgoi' Manuel
1‘. Hatchib adx todsy.1t you are a
horse owner it will be to your Advan-
tage to read it.
Concord Division. Sons of Tempor-
ance. will hold their regular meeting
anniversary committee will make its
reporteQ.
Mr and Airs. Yodel. oil Stuart ave:
nue South Norwailr. are planning to
give a birthday party tomorrow alter-
noon in honor of their daughter, Misti
Cello Yodel. .
William it Godirey and Sigmund.
Wilton. have been summoned as Jur-
era for the February term or ill. fl
porter Court. which convenes on Foils
runry 22nd
We .
A total of L700 Gould's-arrived lib
morning for lull dbze in the onion o .
town clerk Clerk Smith said home:
or that due to the recent petunia" o ”
tdemic many enthuse will not be ii
We.
Captain 0. u. some adiutan
Douglas Fowler Post. No is. G. .
requests all comrades to assemble
marrow evening for the purpose of if
tending the Abrnhemblopo “$.13 .
ot the Sunday evening West“ it:
South NOI walk Congregational oaareiui‘
(‘hrist Latter Day an
in tlllll seine s at the
Hooter u to i’. 0
blood River ttlt‘uorlroym
day Thom. id to I‘l‘f p it
vice. lie is. The public are domain,
ly invited to attend.
or: at the. and Table Club a,
tainiuant fzniabt Godfrey I.
Victor Darin. Henry 8. Vaticant.
l3. l-ioiiltlne. and William Morse.
than Shaw was property man a
mend Gerard was prom utter,
Flynn and Hurdlil lint;
box oilloe. .
Tuesday Tracy Ambler an '
Unborn. ot the nraduatia
Norwaiit High school
liiyan to litteno, Q
«at, whleh‘ln
who anticipate enterin‘ .
one two men will hit > ~
Norwalk Chronicler