: .' we of that line.
It 4 real. monoyaaving event 15 "ot later” to you, sold this "Ad. "
5' have decided to sell out the entire stool: at about 81.000 "worth of
ya Clothing regardless of cost, and shall probably not carry any
is. t suits at
ERE ARE A FEW PRICES
entrant ii
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HEARS MISS I’LAIIEII
Coming to Norwallr well known he-
5300 come at.
3 33.50 soars at ...
this scare at.
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QUICKLY.
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Thle is important to you because it otters you just the goods y0u
want. just when you want them and at way below cost.
. We honestly believe that never have the people of this com.
. annuity been offered such a chance for first clay merchandise. You
are offered a chance to pocket savings—«but, YOU MUST ACT
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ca’ilse or her many frequent visits here,
Gay Zenola. MadLaren, America} s most
original entertainer, gave a large an-
tdicnce at the Berkeley street chapel.
Tuesday evening. the benefit of her in-
test imitative recital, that of "dlebecca
.1. 'at Gunny BrooktFarml”
2.48 The affair was held under the au-
spice; of the Woman's Guild of St.
Paul’s Church, and many'compiiments
'wereextended to the ladies for their ex-
cellent choice of an entertainer. As
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praise for thedeliglvtful evening she
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6 NORTH MAIN ST.
provided.
HUMIANE seem-v ..woth.
ht Sm
Activities.
I'GowAs Far
FAs» You Like
GurtStock of Coal is now
i
complete, prices lower.
and quality all that could
he desired.
. rWe are at the other end
chills wire if you call 6 5 2.
usual Miss MacLaren a grace and indi-
. viduality won the hearts of all pres-
ent and hers was a generous degree of
President Love Tells of the Past Year's
Z _—
74 Washington Street
South Norwaik. Conn.
1‘ submitted his report for the year, also
' HARTFORD, Jan. 30.——The' thirty~
second annual meeting of the Connect-
‘ icut Humane Society was held at its
headquarters in this city this after-
noon. President William De Loss Love
his report as treasurer. lie repOrted i
band. Bequests aggregating $39,338
.. were received during the year, $38,333
small fractional gains and losses.
buying in various parts of the list
caused the market to advance briskly,
overcoming the restraint put on specu-
ation by the gyrations in Can. Read .
funds approximating $180,000 well to lug, Steel, Union Pacific, Lehigh and
. vested land a balance of $1,436 on Smelting improved 1 to l 1...
reached 44 18.
Commences .
We have decided.” reduce the prices on all Lsdief Tailormde
all... We have also.» great selection or samples tor it'-
i w .
Gents lalidl‘ made Suits and Overcoats
:.9 ’ u at reduced prices. the simple ‘
' reason being toilirsep our high class tailors busy between 555.555
' Alterations. Cleaning and Pressing neatiy done. ,
E‘“‘”lnstein 8. Erin
555.5555... chaise TAlLoas nun FUHRIERB
At
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illlllll Mill iiilllliili
Funeral of Mrr..A. A. Davis.
Th8 tuherai 0! Mrs. Abuse" A. De.-
vie was largely attended from her »
late home in Chestnut street. South
Norwaik last evening. Rev. Ralph
G. Hartley. pastor at the South Nor-
walk Baptist. Church, officiated. The
remains were taken to Perth Amboy,
New Jersey. today,'by Undertaker F.
H. Ganung, for interment
W
iiillll ill Will SiRllI
WALL STREET, 10: 10 a.-m mr-Aside
from further wide fluctuations in Am-
erican Can stacks, the opening of the
market today was «featureless. On
opening sales of 5.000 acres, Can Com-
mon touched a new high point for the
present movement, at 43. a gain of
2 1-2. The Preferred stock rose a
point. Changes In the"gcnersi list
were about evenly divided between
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WALL STREET, 11 a. fin—Strong
Can
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WALL STREET. Neon.~'l‘ile ap-
t. .................
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Norwnllt's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and sclerotic Euildtog. Norwalk. Connecticut ‘ .»' ‘3
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Right ill the Middle of Winter we have Reduced
' ‘ the Prices On Every One of our
FurCoats MES 81' Scarfs
(“All the most popular Furs, fashioned m the moat approved
styles are represented.
(“Many Dainty Little Sets for Children are included
5
tIA few more Bargains left in Tailored Suits 85 Costs: Aisoa nice iiue'of Children’s Coats
‘Flatfish .
Cooper, late of Hamden.
~ for the year were $58,723.22.
F ioor Covering
being from the estate of Ellsworth -B.
The receipts
’ tor the leading stocks..strengtllened
Telephone 912.
south Nor-Walk.
be given, but we mention but
Haw
The report of Miss M. J. Laiiy, the
_‘ Secretary. showed total number of
j cases brought to the attention of the
.. society during the year as 8,223 Neon
I: 1y 600 children's cases Were included.
jj Directors were reelected in. various
91.15 Velvet .Stalr Carpets use ’2 mm“ “‘13:?“ "am“ ”1mg; “0:: ‘1‘;
9 x 11 Velvet Rugs,” $18.60 .. liam B ulna, r., o s y,
" ing added.
ii 350 Mattings 25° In his report President Love says
Beet 7-
Hmvgoéaigfdeg: . . .. :2: .. "The ”meme 0; v'olunfgry probation .
nner ‘ ‘ " the past year has yielded 800*! results
TELEPHONE '
stored by this means to conditions that
justify their retention of the children
1: it is Junk it will'pay you to send
in the home.
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. El“
“The demand for the servicesvot this
society in rural communities is large-
from, 3 Rowan St...Eash Norwaik, who
is paying lo 9. lb. for rags and best
Iy increasing. This is due both to do.
Prices for auto tires. metals, rubbers,
:g 5 SPECIALS
.: For the Week
Here's a chance to make the
dollar gcount. '
generacy in native families and the
phenomenal accessions our country
districts have had trom abroad. Calls
have come for 'both reasons. to assist
town authorities in solving their prob-
lems. The good people 'iu these com-
munities, who are trying to preserve
magazines. newspapers and iron. high moral standards and wholesome
Feather beds and old automobiles a conditions, deserve high praise."
specialty. omeet‘g were chosen as iollows:
Presldent-Jtev. Dr. William De Loss
' Love.
Sccmtary~ddis Mary E J. Laliy.
Assistant Gecerttary-Dr G. Piere
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Keeier’s.
C_lean'-’-Up Sale
Now Going On
Keeler‘s Shoe Store"
Opp. Huyt's Theatre
dilxecutl've Committee—Dr. Love. Dr.
Davis, Dr. Francis Goodwin. John D.
Browne, Charles Hopkins Clark. At-
iwood- Collins. Francis Parsons, Ralph
W. Cutter.
Committee on Membership and «Pi»
ounce—dolls D. Browne, Rev Dr. Fran-
AT
My» 5‘.
.311! want.
cis Goodwin. Ralph W Cutler.
Committee’on Award of Medals-m
Charles diopitins Clark Dr G. P.- De
vie, Francis Parsons.
Committee on Humane inductance——a
5. .
sonic cacti-XE sarcomas. .1
The song recital and dance that was
, lilall‘ under the auspices (if Banneri
given last evenin at M s
K y "0‘ Chain W. F‘. Gordy, Miss Gertrude 0. Lewis.
Mrs. William B. Williams. Jr.
' Auditorsmtmarlcs 10. Thompson.
Francis R. Cooley.
General Mouton-Samuel A. Gardner,
Herbert 8. Wells. ‘
The honorary vice-presidents elected
include Governor Baldwin. exaoover.
nor Wellies, Bishoi) firewalls: 3nd gluti-
. one for m "i~ atro op Nilsn. of Hartford, an rot ent
homeland at {1.7: officera‘xzv 23,: sawmill, at Wesleyan University.
Council proved to be d great success.
3'I‘he talent was of the best and the
, program waspleaeiug to all. present.
I The dance which followed afforded
a great good time to all who were pres-
GM. .
wflAZORf BTROP COUPONO. -
‘siglnnent bsvlugiuot arrived; ‘*
shunts stats
' unstimulated
it’hiev
lag was more active. with a «broad n-p-
ward movement.
stock commonly traded in was
brisk demand, with advances reaching
several points in the most active is-
sues.
vorabiy by evidence that the manipu-
lation of Can was losing its force ill
curbing speculation.
ahead steadily. and impaired 45.
pite frequent relapses of profit taking.
Bonds were steady.
pearnnce of large purchasing orders-
the market decidedly today and trad-
Vlrtllaily every
in
Sentiment was . influenced fa-
forged
des-
a). Can,
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
Charles F. Mills. of South Norwaik,
Elected to Office of Associate
Grand Patron.
HARTFORD. Jan. 30r—The attend-
ance of delegates at the 39th annual
meeting of the Grand Chapter. Order
of Eastern Star. ill Masonic Temple,
this city. today, was very large. every
subordinate chapter in the state being
represented. The meeting was to be
divided into three sessionswi’orenoon.
alterlloon and evening. The retiring
Grand Matron, Mrs. C. Bertha Schnau-
ier, of Bridgeport. presided, and sub-
mitted her report and recommenda-
tions. Among the matters of import-
alico to be acted upon is the adoption
of amendments to the constitution.
pout Davis.
'I‘reafiumrwmv, Dr. William De Reports of other officers were pre-
«Loss Love. .sented.
Mrs. Harriet I. Iiurweli, of Winsted.
the grand secretary. rendered her re-
port iior 1912, which was in brief as
follows: '
Nllmllerrchhpters. 72; membership.
8.888. a gain of 679 for the "Your:
deaths during your. 105; receipts for
year. 32.11533; disbursements, 81.452.-
97; receipts tor 0. E. 8. Masonic
Home F‘und. 31,279.48. .,
Officers were chosen this afternoon
and the only contest expected was tor
the position of associate grand com
ductrcss. tor which there were several
aspirants. This was not determined
until a late hour in the afternoon. The
other officets slated for election are
the following:
Grand Manchu-Mrs. (Bonus 1...
Gallup, Meosup.
(irand Fathom—«Benjamin it. Turner,
Middletown.
Associate Grand Matroanrs. Mary
8.
..li Orr. Meriden. '
Associate'qrand Patronmtlharies F'.
Mills. Gould Norw’alk.
Grand dretarymhtrs. Harriet I.
llurwoll. ted.
Grand Treasurer Mrs. his 1. il‘isir.
3 Windsor.
Grand deductions-whim. Funny G.'
Gardner. Milford. " ,.
,tlom— trite nine were installed lite this
Steak Cod
The Beers Meat 81 if“ “
H Krleger 8: Co
The Leading Outfitting Store' in The Norwaiks
West Washington Street
ClosingTut
WINTER COATS &
WINTER SUITS
You’ll be astonished to see for how
little you can buy a good Coat or a
good Suit, and you have three months
at least to make good use of same.
Coats for Little and Big Girls,
$1.98 to$4.98
Worth More than Double
Magic Cleaner
What do you think of this
Useful Electric and Sanitary
House Cleaning Device? ‘
Come in and we will give
you a demonstration, or,
call 571 and we will send
Provision Co.
-—55—_
22 West Washington St., South
Norwalk
15 Main Street.
Phone at Beth Stores
Fish for Tomorrow
Bluefish 12c lb.
6e
8e
' So
180
14c 3
12‘4c
12%0
13-
Butterfish
Herring
Halibut
Smelt
Salmon
Shrimp
day 300 qt.
Of Interest
to Ladies’
We will sell the remainder of our ; '
stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats :~ ‘
at cOst.
Dainty exclusive designs.
The best bargains are the first : I
better make your choice . .
chosen.
early.
Phone 405. 8 Monroe at.
NATIONAL GUARD BILLS.
M...
Several New Measures Received To-
day In Both Branches of Lenin»
inure.
Norwaik ' '
35c qt.
Oysters Opened every :3;
The Holmes Miliinery if
HARTFORD, Jan. 30,—vln
day the business consisted mainly of
receiving new measures.
National Guard which put in by Sen-
Governor shall consist of the adlu
taut-general. who shall be chief of
staff, with rank of brigsdier general
as at present. and not more than fit-
the organised militia. those caldera to
"serve as aidesde-camp when detailed
for stair duty, and they shall perform
their regular duties with their own
organization at all other tithes excel»
.whsn detailed tor this special duty.
The relative mill. at these ofiicerlr
would not {be increased by reason at
their stair duty. An aide Would also
he detailed from the Naval Militia.
The other bill aims tortilla the pay
cash nod-commitsioned smears and
enlisted men in the militia titty cents
a day while on actual duty. metrics
the pay at a ccrporai an, a set-
(coat 1:! do non-commissioned stair
both 11:;
branches of thoafieneral Assembly to i.
Among :.. ..
those were two bills relating to the
ator'l’urceil, who is major in the First. 3‘
Company of Governor's Foot Guards. . :-
One provideathat the staff of the
teen aides, who shall be selected from;
among the commissioned smears in’
’A first leiasu dinner will be sorted at.
then Scull .‘lorwa-ill Congregational
Church tomorrow evening at’il o'clock
for the benefit of the Home for the
Aged. The menu is one which prom.
iaeil a good meal tor those who are tor—
tunate enough to be able to attend.
Hurry Pickering, J. H. Brophy. B J
Reynolds and James iWhitney are at.
wounding the convention of the exalted
rulers or the B. P. 0. ill, which is being
neural New Britain today. ,
Just Received
our last shipment or Winter Women s
“Mayfair” Shoes
‘ in Gun Metal Kid and Cloth Tops. .
zim bolt. 1nd and cloth hops. ‘
Ebert Vamps. Hubble The ,‘at
' i
Easy Payments Arranged to suit Customer‘s
-a demonstration
35o Embroidered éocks.
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5
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: .ISI’EI‘! :
a man 3 around
who will give you
in your home.
Trousers
Sale
Every pair all went:
32.75101‘ $3.50 quality. '
84.00 tor $5.00 quality.
$4.75 for $6.00 quality.
All Fancy Shirts reduced. .
acme exceptional values at
31.15 and 31. its toll ”.50 and
$2. 00 quality.
50c Fancy. silk Handkerchiefs.
2 to r 250
Bull in $1.00
Norwalk Chronicler