II! a real, money-saving event is or interst to you. read thin “Ad "'1
have decided to sell out the entire stock of client 81.000 worth oi
, Clothing regardless of cost. and shall probably not carry any
0 oil that line.
‘ RE AREA FEW: : PRICES:
VSUITS “tn-U ovootvo'moeuecnouulthur'cr“aneuron--
2:543st at .1
surreat .. ......,. 2.
SUITS at nu~9ooecn..uh‘..uni-1......”...-nun.. 235
{some at. 3'43
I I I..I.‘II‘.‘-IIOII lllllll ’llllvol'oluusel
45.06.”st at can ncocv-eole-luunc-aeuueoeuonrouttlliitot 4.25
CHILDRENS’ OVERCOATS
_.0A’i‘8olt
COATSat. S123
,6000AT8at...... .. .‘ .38
. I
This is important to you because it otters you just the goods you
ant, just when you want them and at way below cost. ’
We honestly believe that never have one people of this corn
,ity :been oifered such a. chance tor first class merchandise. You
UICKLY.
Copyright Store
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
I!
cum: PEST.
wasmxoou, Jan. 16.-Whila
offered a chance to pocket savings—hut. YOU MUST ACT ~
eons AN ANTI-DOTE FOR Moe
ll
5' f Gent’s laiior. made Suits and Overboats
I ‘ DESIGNERS. LADIEO' TAILOBS AND FURRIERS.
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small army of goats is deployed from
Fort Washington, one of the citadels
guarding the Potomac river approach
0 the national capital, to wage war on
the shrubbery that is a breeding
ground of mosquitoes, a flying squad
of artillerymeut probably will be or-
dered out to protect the goals. This
was practically determined upon to-
day. The goats will work ior the bent
eilt of the fort‘s garrison by eating up
the rank nnderbrush, while the sob
dlers will return the compliment or
shoeing their horned allies away from
the mountain laurel beds. which play
havoc with their :Iiigeation. , t V
.Fort Washington haslthe reputation
at being the most malarial fort in the
ccuntry,‘an-d the War Department at-
tlclals conceived the idea. of enlisting
the services of the goats to destroy
the breeding places oi the mosquitoes.
The Department of Agriculture being
appealed to, announced that such in-
nocent plants as poison ivy nnd pols-
on oak were delicacies in goats. It
warned against mountain laurel, how-
cVer, as being a deleterioua diet, and
declared the plant flourished in the
vicinity of the tort. Forty goats are
to. be turned loose in the vicinity of
the fort. 'How many eoldlor,wnrdens
will be employedois not yet known.
We Have
an extensive line of New and Second-
«hand Furniture, Stoves and .1 House.
furnishing Goods. Everything sold at
lowest prices.
M. Gutkowsky
second-Hand Furniture and Stove:
Bought and Enhanced.
189-191 Washington at. . Bridge. .'
chilliness. confounds
causes comiort
@thates cooks. converts
critics, charms consumers.
m Should Sell Your Junk to
. Y‘IYOURDlSKY
Inn-{I South Norwalk.
. Telephone 912.
given. but we mention but
lie best prices and honest
LADI’ES’
been Rubbers
For High and Low Heelt.
45c and 50c
Miner storm Rubbers .. 450 and 506
Boys' Rubbers . 506
MAX LEVY
’.Of Interest
' M5 Washington St, S. Norwallt «1
‘ we have decided to reduced» prices in) .u hauler Tailor-made
Suits. We here also oI great selection of sum-pies tor ‘-
at reduced prices, the supple
‘,reueon being to keep our high clues tailors busy between screens.
Alterations, Cleaning and Pressing neatly done.
Feinstein 8. Bria I, ~
82 North Main” St. ITel. 9208. South Moi-Walk, Conn.
2’4lele to John and Anna. Zsaveo
hi. ‘
25-«Frediu to Alex and Maggie Get-
ner. - ‘
26—Margaret to Andrew and Annie
Kerelces.
27~Ruth to Charles and Ethel Guer-
in
274011: to John and Isabelle Gilbert
27—»Nurner to Salmon and Rose Gel-
lowitz. " _
28-Utlllo to Nicholas and Helen
. Szatmary. '
29~Louise to Edward and Louise
Marvel
29—Son to Hugh and Mary Monohan.
29-0harles to Ernest and 'Sadn
Holy.
lid—Hugo. to Hugo Rudolph and Alice .
Noack.
41 88888. 28 littllll
Record of Viiél Statistics tortho
Town of Norwalk“ in Dec. '
By the December vital statistics re-
corded by, Town Clerk Hebbert R.
Smith. last month, there were ionty-
one births, eleven meninges and twan-
ty-eight deaths. The complete list is .
as hollows:
Births.
Dec. *
l—Ruth to Robert and Julia Judon.
2—~Calvin to Stephen and Clara
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
NorWalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store ‘ _ I . .
8 and 5 Gazette IBulldtog, Norwailt. Connecticut
.................
Our Cut-Price Sale
LADIES’& MISSES’ LADIES’&CHILDRENS’
SUITS COATS
Will continue for a few days more. We
have never offered better bargains.
Smith. 30—~Son to David and Daisy Brennan.
2~Stephen to «Steuben and Clara 31»Ethel toltobert and Minnie Har-
Smith. . ris. “
‘2—-Stanley to Howard and Harriet II“ Denim.
Wilmot ‘ L ‘
: ‘ Dec. Y. M. D.
.9‘inIgLam Ito Banaul and Augusta $40M Conrad Heerdt 64 14
stohn Oravez 4
4vJo;ephin;9I to John and Antonnette 9——Hnunah Frances Guyer 66 ll 17
9“” ° 9~Floyd Wilmot Hartford 1 5
4-John to Andrew and Julia Orovisz.
9—»W-aiter Emmons Lewis 54 10 5
31:; W...“ ...... .
’" 1:3; 0 m - l.1-——Eliza June Kellogg 81 9 8
' lzmMarion Baker 47 18 1
... . l
7 RlagiriItIeIto Patrick and Aloe l,2~—Sarsh Gamtbin . £1
SvSon to William and Mary Goddes.113:?2filg‘3’tgwcner f3: 7 2:
’defigfiwg PM“ and Katherine 14*Stephen Frost Waring 85 ll 2
' V___ ‘ I i
Iii—Louis to John and Lizzie Barns. :Eagzzgfligu‘m: i’iifiAl- 6" 3 3
10»Cl:::g: to Charles and Sarah my“? . t7 8 29
' ‘ iii—Baiby Kent 3
lOwSItziIrlItix; to Stephen and Thoreau 2l-Louise Shneier 50 3 8
‘ ' 22wlva Louise Benton 3i 4 i
lomMililingt to Joseph. and Julia 22-»—Marthn M. Gillum 82 2 5
ill—«Frances Sherman Sey-
il-«Jolsicggaéz Pasquale and Carmela Inom‘ . 71 9 21
, 24 Tony Anturo 58
2WM2‘I‘xd t° EM" and 0"” Pm 24—43mm Patrick eingéhn 42
- ' . .. 24——Esther MuIrI‘iu Quintard 76 c 7
iii—FrgiIIIIcIlnsIeto Joseph and lhereea 28—«Hannuh D‘I‘Aumm 48
i'?~—Leonard to Alexander and Mary 26*?3228 Marie “mm“; 7 20
Risolo. A, ..
27«Arthur Earle Wood' , 20 ll 13
18”!)93338“) “mum and mm M 29~Emma Ellzabeth'Adams 76 6 29
' 30~Mnry Brittonnle 2 ll
.... v o o to-
20 Emilyato Tom and Nuzlat 'l' r 30.43“be Brennan. I
20~—Trese to Angela and Mary Fed- De ‘ IMsrrlagca.I
ericl. ‘3-
20w’l‘olando to Louis and Restituio Iii—Charles Binmei and Marie Wir-
Bu'ono. , pier. ‘ L
2l—Mihe to John and Lucy Torre. 11-44mm Caldwell and Edith .
21~—1rene to Joseph and Elizabeth BMMNOH.
Kriuko. , 21-—-Artliur B. Russell and Clara L.
~— nie to Manuel and Mabel Bette.
22 Fan 11—-Ira Gibson Whuien and Phebe
Hendricks. ....
emnenjamln Briggs and Elizabeth
The Beers Meat 8: ......
Iswhltsyot Amundsen and Hazel M.
Smith
21~Philtp Soil) and Julia Julesou.
21—»Charles E: Smith and Clara F‘.
Mead.
3l~Cllnton A. Martin and Golda M.
Watson. ,
21-Wllfred A. Hughgill
Kchney.
12~~~Nell H.
Hickey.
”W ,
nuns pundits
Charles F. Hull?
Ohurlea F' liaise ...ir used 1 month.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hnlse,
93 South Man street, died early this
morning. The funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at it: 30
o “clock Rev. John E. Zeitor will of
ilciate and the interment will follow
in Rowayton.
ProVisiou Co.
22 WestWashinzton St, South
NomalkI
l3 - 15 Main Street. Norwaik
Phone at Both Stores
and lrene
Meme and Mary H.
to Ladies’
We will roll tlw remainder or our
stock oi trimmed and untrlmmed hats
at out.
Dainty exclusive designs.
The best bargains are the first
choIten, better make your choice
our y. '
The HolmcsiMilliu'ery l888l Ill Will Will
8 Monroe It. WALL. amour, 10:10 a. medic
Phone too.
, , pronounced tendency was evident in
the opening range 0! Stock Exchange
.'. quotations today. Channels tor the
~ most purl. were email. Amlsomuted
II Copper. the illerrimuns, which Valley
1: und‘YSt. Paul revealed uonie hawthorn
.. while traction“ gains were made by
II Utah Copper, Amerlcon Can. fleet SW
3: our and American Tobacco. Steal
,. opened wt in a gain at 3-,8 but quickly
74 Washington Street's"
South NorWaIlI, Conn.
I H. KRIEGER s. c
January Clearance Sale of
tomed to bathe when the ship sank.
The City or iii-buns Ohio,
tor and received the relic,
municipality changed ito mind and on,
tuned u can inch shell in lieu thereof
The Navy Department does not want
to they the freight back to Washing»
ton on the tub and is willing to turn
itcver to any town or ‘ussmittlon nu-
thorisoa to receive with a relic under
the act or Gangrene. ‘
W
Furnitu .e
This is the month of the year when all merchants throughout the country are
making special reductions on Furnjture, because this is the time when most
merchants are buying and replenishing stock for the coming spring, and they
are anxious to “reduce as much of their stock on hand as possible, hence
the price reductions.
Brass Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Dressers,
Cl
1070 to 2070
on all useful articles ‘
throughout our entire de-
_You may arrange
partment. I I
. Conyenieut Payments
’1‘ hotels a Reduction of
hilfoniers, Desks, Buffets, China Closets
Are youj in
need of any-
thing In that
line? “ 8‘” co...
and see curt
. V V‘ y K V
wmillcd
but the
tillht.
MAC-Flint! ND-WHITNV BOUT .
OMAHA, Nob.:’Jan. lit-«Chief of Po-
lice .Dunn lent night issued on order
.prohibltinx boxing matches in this city.
This will prevent the uohedulerl .tcn.
round light batman Packey Munroe
land and Frankie Whitney on Friday
reduction on all Clothing.
r "BENJAMIN"
SUITS AND OVERGOATB
that were $25 00. now 820.00
that were $20. 00. now . $16.00
that were “8.00. now ”$14.50
“CLOTHORAFT”
SUITS AND OVERCOATB
that wore £20.00, now $18.00
. .
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W“... W. .....WW 7*»
special Prices
‘ that were $18.00. now $14.60
that Were $16.00. now
thut were $12 00. new
Broken lots of Suits
,. Were 115.00 to $20. 00
em RTB
, I
Flour Covering
5 SPECIALS
“mm.“ a. climb, to make the
I? tell buck
For the Week‘
WW '
MAIN! “ELK? T0 flE HADJOBr
: ~ - THE ADKING. I“ .
WW'NGW Jan. Ida-anti?
to stimulation derlrluv
mil in It Good Time to See I
tn '1 r tar e dentition.
~ THE FANAMA CANAL. t””“"“"“‘ m ° ‘ n
, Heavy copper, 13 12c; light copper.
I.‘ 18 12-90, heavy brunt, 8 Mil: lbs, clean.
scrap aluminum. 16c ‘11)... nine. i We
ll»; load, 3 1-28 1b.; tee. load. 3 tic
lit; No. 7. Minor tubes. 32“. in; No.
9 indie tuber. 1‘50 in; onto thus, it
but thinned or linked. to 1b.. black»
with her-mum, too a haircut; Alec;
81.15 tor $1.50 quality.
51.4! 861' 52 90 quality
51.75 tut 52.80 uuulit‘y.
. Our many deeds in morning
“down are larger than this small
, space pennies to tell oi.
errands. old Point Comfort.
Wendell. Jacksonville, Atlantt.
, . aim ,3 «obj on ire»
‘ earth
Norwalk Chronicler