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phone 1230 '
. TAYLOR R GOLDEN
7:89 Washington strut; L,
. . i Bsuth- Nomlk. Conn.
All kinds all, Insurance. '
Public Steuotrnplter. .
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‘ . The New’York Market was rrdecor-
ated over Sunday.“ 1“
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The Metgopdltsn Orchestro ot Nor-
- walk, will-quest this evening for the
weekly mhehrosl _ '
“U '1' -W
Alexenddts Wright of F. H. Bax-
' re, 13 spending II mow
Cork city.
. tics in NM
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Elton B.- BnRer. night ticket agent
' in South {Norwoiln has been ill at his
home J 111 {111,111,111, street.
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Concord Division, 'No. 2, Sons of
Temperance will hold the weekly bus-
. luess meeting this evening.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of the Nor-
wslk police, was on duty yesterday
for chief Thomas motherland.
I Welcome Stranger Lodge 'No 364,
, , Cons of St. George, will hold s. peekly
business meeting tomorrow evening.
iOur Broth-ers’ Lodge, N0. 10, I. O.
ORR, will meet this evening for the
‘regular business meeting of the week.
wRaisln bread Wednesday at Ben
her Bakery. 5 'Monroe St. Ask for a
Boy Pen coupon with every 10c pur-
chase,
The Felldwcreit Club will hold Its
weekly business meeting this evening
in the Masonic Temple, in South Main
street
« Illeorge iScbeer the popular steward
‘) of the South Norwnik Elks' Club or
riIed home Saturday night from a
noek's visit with his sister In Brook-
IyII.
A regular and important meeting of
, scum oNrwsIk Lodge, No. 709. Benovv
" oient inn-:13 ‘Protective Order of Elks,
will be held at the home in Booth Muln
street, Wednesdny evening. ,
The Connecticut Company's work
car, No. 5, jumped the switch In nuu‘
’ roud avenue, Saturday _ntternoon. Cara
weresent to the railroad stutlou vin
Southébisluzstmet, with but little de~
flay_ 1.. I
George F‘ Hallomy, who has been
.«mllncd to 11,1s home in Lowe street
for sgverslnweeks, suffering from an
abscess omit-is left foot, resumed his
duties in this ‘New York Fire Depart-
3 . Inelrt todpy. w
The Connecticut Compnny bad 11 force
or men employed yesterday locating
unew snitch in South Main street, the
other one having ilmcomc worn out.
The paving wns nlso roinld for a com
sldclhble distance.
than... n.- “w
. The New Column bllfl will moire two
trip: this week. Wednesday end But
. nrdoy leaving the Boston atom at 8 20
and 11:30 a 111.,11116 5 p. In. Return-
ins It will leave New Colleen st 9: 80
n. In. and his 11. to.
1A number oi members or 3011111 Nor.
_hvulk lodge,“ Iisnovolmn and, Protbc:
tive (II-donor Elks. will attend the din-
ner; dance nod culmret‘ show of New
.diork tango No. I Saturday night, ht
the liliks’ Club in New “1'0chin ‘
i
,Anouncement is made At the olden
ot the mutant-general in Hurttord. . . ’
t the resignation of. 1.1011113111511th1.
Mr F. Morlburt; ordinance milder. New I
« ml Militia, in decanted and his is hum
empty. discharged from the would «in
ice or our state to one unwary I ,I, I
am mmnb III
charge or sun Pontoons
Connection, III India ’0
"No. I; Broom
Lnrgo can Tomatoes
‘- Crisco .
‘ 40 Stumps Free with one box Arm .
Pea Beans
Sc pound
. 72. bug
871: lb.
Best In...
an.
Creamery Butter . . . . ..
II
3 lbs. Lime Beans
novel-
23s a can
v‘uuuu ..... o
l
f mourn Scented Tblle't Soup at 250
" $AVE PREMIUM STAMPS.
TEL. 371 , 125 WASHINGTON 8T.
The Nutmeg Club will hold a regu-
lng in the quarters in the Coleburu
Building.
Palestine Castle, No. 2. A. 0. K. of M.
0.. will be held this evening in the
quarters in Washington street.
The monthly business meeting of
the Norwnlk Building. Loan & invest-
ment association will be held tomor-
row evenlng at the Taylor & Golden
onions, in Washington street. .
William G. Miller, of New York,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mr Miller has started on a. trip to
coyer Philadelphia and York, Pa.
Richmond Vs .1. and Chicago, ill. I
W...-
All members are requested to be
present at the sewing sesslo! 01 Court
Cecile No. 105; Daughters oi! Castlle.
to be held tomorrow Tuesdsy even-
log There is much work to be accom-
.pllehed at this time.
’hhe Norwslk City Council will hold
a regular business meeting this even-
ing in the Wall street quarters. n.
unexpected that II. number of impor-
tentlon or the city fathers.
The Salvation Army will will he
closed tonight Tuesday and “70111101”
any hights,_'on account at repairs being
made to the building. A new ceiling
will be put in. and improvements
made” No services will be held the
first three nights this week. ‘ ' ‘
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Court laurel, Daughters oi Caitlin.
will hold Its regular meeting on Wed-
nesday evexunz, in Red Men’s Hall.
Washington street. :Mlss Frances
Dorln, 01 Greenwich, will be present
to install the sincere. The annual
election of Court Laurel Club will be
held at this time also.
,
'l‘he limb or a large tree in Franklin
avonue was blowu down during the
terrlllc solo on Saturday evening and
the telephone and electric‘lis‘ht wires
were broken by the weight of the
hoIIVy branches. Street commissioner
Edward F. Dotty and force and the
Connecticut Company linemen were
all needed 16 make the necessary re
pairs
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*1). W. ‘llnymond, undertaker. ls melt»
ing grout improvements to his estub:
llshment. in the now Rod Men 8 build—
log, in Washington street. Mr. Ron
mend but now petitioned on: the cities
mid reception room from. the chapel
in the rear.
1113' and tastefully furnished.
Some Cigar
. ten up boxes *1 out shrine
‘ Wine on tits rosnocw
[theirs who my this sent
Granulated Sugar/4 V
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100 .
.., 215:: ‘
§ East Indi’aTe a 00
lur business meeting tommrow even- -
. The "weekly business meeting 01' '
tent nmttess Wilbcoms up (or the at: .
and show mm. The latter pnrlro‘ are .-.
in turn separated from the tool room f'
The chines are comfortu- :
homunculus; It
on convulsion, whine. oneness, ,
‘ ‘ ditto IN sorH s
515 Main street stamironi as South Niels S
contractors
Marmg Construction Co. ....I 3.1.1....
Estimates turnlsh on all kinds at building constructions. ultsr-_
Ittlons and repair Ivor.
123 WAaHlNTON STREET. 80UTH NORWALK.
, ‘ 7er 357-12.
It
REDDY 81 AYERS MOTOR CO...
lib VAN ZAN‘I’ “REIT.
EAST NORWALK.
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Governor Simeon E. Esldwln last
week received a visit Ii’wm Governor
Eugene N. Foss, of Massachusetts, at
the capitol in Hartford and an hour
and a belt was spent by the two in
discussing the railroad problems of
New England. What conclusion they
reached, it any. was at made public
_ by either. Governor ldwin sitter the
interview said: “Governor Foss and
myself talked over driendly‘mstters.
There is nothing for publication."
The Ipunport of Governor Foss‘ visit
was to discuss the entire railroad sit.-
OIIr Jamuary Sale of
Women’ 3 8c MIsseS’
Coats and. finds
are daily mining in interest because its attractions are spoken at
. among friends. This test of comparison has proved these to be
the very best values In The Norwslks.
. ion with Governor Baldwin and as
LADIE8’ and M11885? 815 LADIES’ and MIBQIS' $22 “‘3 .
‘ A OATs.I........ peclnlythst mrtotitknownumi'he
00 T8 3 $7 95. C . 814' 45 Grund'l‘ruhk Desi." whereby that road
LADIEg'M and ‘ MINE? Q20 LADIES’ 'snd MISBEO' $10
SUITS. --$14. 45 . 03118858 $3 45 , . one, and the massage or laws regu‘:
loting railroads in New England which
will be uniform throughout New Eng-
land
Governor Fees. in direct dontrsst to
Governor Baldwin shed some light on
the mysterious visit, saying:
"wt talked over the New England
railroad situation (ram every angle.
and not merely from a Connecticut
and Massachusetts viewpoint. This
was a. preliminary conicrence and the
minded)! both of us were open. There
was no solution uttered by either my-
self or Governor Baldwin. but we went
ovor the Grand Trunk dost in Massa-
chusetts and Rhode island And its
fiasco in horticular. together with the
whole situation in general and its in-
tune aspects for the best good or the
people of New England. "
Asked about the report that he was
antagonistic to the New York". New
,. Furs, Fur Coats, 13 off regular price
was. In”,
Cash 0r C dit
Frank J acoby
Wasiduniton Street, opp. Hoytls Theatre -
A new car {or the new mu
Why try to set slant.
with “old. I/oumbarsoms
iiiiwbliity on wheels?" A
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substsntisli portion of our product for the new , . . , V
your will [it to those who have tired of. the expense .
II‘IId troublo or s heavy, unhsndy car. 8.1.. Base-
dict, agent, 98 South Mill] St. ‘
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
1 IOUTH NORWALK-y CONN.
Lumber arid Mill Work for Everything
. 7mm».
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it who: restarts maturity M II new ss'i- huh end
pm end not our. uamuooumvm
.or artistic use
museum washings!
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drugs. gri- I110“... ' L
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use;
retinitis
siery, W ants,
an
mammals. .an _
Great Bargams in Muslin Underwear, Ho-.
Spits,
MIllInery, Gloves, Underwear, Linens.
.2: ‘ , -:
Haven and Hartford Railroad .oom-
pony, he denied what he termed the
“soit- impeachment.” Continuing, he
said:
“I intend to see Governor Pother of
Rhode Island soon In a similar com
ference to that of today. though I
have had no correspondence with him
as‘yet on this point. I also intend to
see all of the other governors of this
New England states. tor, inasmuch as
the Boston and Maine, which tarps Ver-
mont, New Hampshire ‘snd Maine. is
a. subsidiary company of the, New
York, New Haven and Hartford Ratlv
road‘company,‘ these states are as
vitally interested as are Rhoda ‘18-
land. Massachusetts and Connecticut.
"New England has only one railroad
system and care must. be exercised in
the passage of legislation in rallrotid
matters. 1 have lhsugurated this gen-
ersii scheme or conferences between
sbondoned'lts extensiorI into New Eng-I the governors and today’s is the first.
I hope to myths governors Work hur—
monlously and accomplish what the?
con, through their Influence upon their
legislatures“ with a view to scarring:
uniform wlmd ionblstlon in the fu-
ture in all of the New England
states." .
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A sewing meeting or the Whatso-
ever Circle, King's Daughters. will be
held at the home of Miss Elidsfl‘olles,
25 'F'slrdeld avenue. Tuesday utter-
noon at 2 o'clock.
"The ltsilsn Social Club and the First
,Hunsa‘rian 80ch Club held sociablesl
at their respective quurten in Sprint-
wood on Saturday night. 9
New electric fixtures and a new set
of signs have been Installed in the
Conneslly a Bracken shoe store, in
Washington street.
and Appreciation
Again I isms you all.
. Coats,
Dresses. 1'.
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DEAIHS Mill “Milli
Chiuneoy S. 8: Lockwood.
The death of Chauncey Stiles Ste-I
vens Lockwood occurred yesterday!
morning at. 8 o’clock, In his residence; .,
No. 8 Chestnut street, Norwalk. Death
was due to opsplexy. About seven ,
years ago he had a. paralytic shock)?
but milled and was In fairly good
health until three weeks ago, when a.
second stroke occurred- Be “It” born,
in Stamford. but came to Norwailk t0» 7‘
reside twenty-nine years ago. He was ‘
aged sixtydour years, one month ands
eighteen days. For sunny years Ibo
was employed in the shoe monume-
tory of Lounsbury. Mathewson and
Company. He was 9. member of Out ,
Brouhere' Lodge. I, O. 0. it, and m
an honorary member of one Norwilk
Fire Department. having served sev-
eral years, He is suRvived by It widow,
morons,“ Wilbur Lockwood, at Peak--
skill. New York, and Ira. Lockwood.
, t
or South Norwalk, and one daughter. V
Miss 11mm ,Lookwood, of Brooks-
13m. The funeral services will be held
out thou tsmlly home on Wednesdor
stternoon- st 2:30 o'clock. Rev. J omen ' f
Benton Werner. of Grace Episcopal
church, will oifltflate, and Interment" ~
will be in Union. Cemetery. Nonnlk. r
.The Life Savers dance held at Arlen
Hall Saturday night was largely at.
tended, and was one or the most sue.
cssstul held this season. Tom Cures I
and Fred Lucian. or Brideport, exiled:
novelty-I dancers entertained those
present with a. clever exhibition 0!
lisncy staph.
Court Frances social Club wIII hold“
a meeting this evening with Mn. .
Lillie Merriam of Loundee avenue.
Telephone
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I vizier-1m THIS WAY 'ro rungs. AND snow MY APPRECIATION to.the peoples:
The Norwslks who Visited. mun” store fisturdsy during my opening clay.
I It clearly demonstrates what the people want or thellarg’e number of callers and patrons has
been far greater then wad really expected. We received a vast number of gratifying remain?
. about this new store end I more every“ one that at sll times i shall strive to score in a manner 1
that will gain your lasting conildénce and patronage. L
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Norwalk Chronicler