”ragweed-en. remand-m
unlimited-annulus”
. wismnoron, Feb. 3.4mm: c.
Middlebrooks of Winsted will receite
Warm a: United Steele:
manual for ConneCtieut, according to
reliable information. He will prob»
ably be nominated today.
air.’ Middlebmoks has been one of
the three candidates under serious
consideration b3 Attorney General
. Gregory [or some time past. He has
[the advantage of the'uvpport of Rep
ressntatives Kennedy and D0not'un.
wliereas Mr. Guitey of Hartford and
Mr. Foster of Rockville, the other so-
riously considered candidates, were
Supported by 01113 one member each, ‘
Representatives Lonergsu and MshanE
respectively. 'Mr Middlebrooks alsfiE
:l1as members or the judiciary support ‘
1 lug him.
Paul 3 '
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4 1.11m Itooeieuomwmm
“‘iuemelsoodeompuy. ’
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Telephone 1230
ll NEW
The Gtrls' Choir 0‘ St Chesterfield C Middlebrooks was
Church will meet for rehearsal Friday. sheriff of LitChtield county from 1903
Ill 4‘ 3? Eto 1907. He was born in Sharon,
l i t i'Conu., July 24, 1860.111 1880 he went
(Regular routine in! he“ was rans E to \l insted and entered the employ of
acted last evening at the meeting of E the Gilbert Clock Company where he
V Y
Washington Lamp, No.11 P‘ 0 S A E 51213 ed for fourteen years He was tor E
~Notlce, Juult orders intended torE sted police force and was a constable
William ljlffron should be telephoned E of the town of Winchester, in which
to Samuel latte ““95““ Call ‘95“ offices he showed great executihe ubil- E
37 F9" street Eitt. in 1891 he was appointed deputv E
. "" Esherii‘t under She: if! Henry J. Allen 1
Mnttheu Corbett “'83 the ‘E‘EO’ and in 1903 he was elected sheriff by:
over Samuel “hitmeycr in the pool. agood mmgmy It the expiration of
game in the South .\0!'\'-' BER Club list “19.0,“. 9 in 1007 he “ .3 appointed l)\'
9" entng o 1 the judges of the state one of the jun
Mommissloners tor Litchfield counti‘.
Mr. Middlebrooks recently ran 11' close
race with Frank H. Turkington for re-
election as Sheriff oi“ Uti’llfleld county.
i119 was endorsed by the. progressives.
1 lie contested the election of Mr. Turk
The regular monthly meeting or the that on, but the case was ruled out of
Womans Guild of Trinity 'Epls-topal
Church. uas held last evening, the reg
541a}. {outing business lgeiug‘dtsposedg
.. or. . p , «.4 . c E”...
, —THURSDAYS AT COUNTRY CLUB
.; fkspeciul-dhme; ,ls served every Thurs. ‘
. day night. Telephonp reservations now.
Members of Mispah Circle of King's
Daughters conv cued at the South \or
. walk Baptist Church last evening. The
regular business was dispensed of.
.......—-~-..—
co m on a demurrer
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB COM-
VPANY.
Matthew Corbett Elected President at
Annual Meeting Last Night.
_ _ The annual meeting of the South
‘ The Norwalit Bird Club is offering ' ”O'W‘EEE‘ Club Company was held E351
its friends as well as members, and. evening in the club rooms E“ Wash-
the public generally. a most enter “13“?“ ““3"- “390’“ 701‘ ”E3 3'8“?
mlsmg and mum“ Motorbnoxmww 91111111111011. and 61mm“ were,
Monday melting. iciu‘llal'y £1.me elected as follpwzs Matthew Corbett,
1 Smith, grime" warden for Fulfiibid ””59““ R T9134” William “1 S‘EEEEEE
' E 00111113111111 Speak upon “Our Vut'ite Arthur Waldron. DaviduH. Miller. Jr}.
Birds"uslngl1is ouu slides w'hi l1 ulll “Wk Roth and Elbe" W- FE‘CEE
appear to great advantage through- the M ”‘9 conclusion. 9! “E9 SEOCE‘heE‘E
medium of the splendid power of the‘ 9 5 ”99“” ““3 dErE’CEOE'S elected “'1
Reflmtoscope. The spring and the 10- ”HOME"; "mews ‘
turn of the birds will"ti1us bo Pele-E PY€SE‘EeEEE”“E““h°W COWS".
bratcd and an opportunity given to Vice—Presld‘euteDovid H. Miller, Jr.
Norwulk people to’ learn a great deal Secretary—Elbert W- FEM“.
and incidentlr be much entertained as i , Treasurerw’dhurles E EEO-Vt-
Mr. Smith is a delightful speaker: The “"‘“““““
. trifle charged for admissidn will be] It :NH: S'chs FALL DOWN'
added to the sum being gradually built 3 u out into for seom one m
up for purposes connected with the
children 5 room at the l 1111 my So (or
this winter the amount of $23 (‘0 has .
been realized. and part of this has
. been spent for books and pictures.
_ The Rellectoscope has always needed
1 a patent standard. and this w‘ll be
i the next object to be obtained prob-
'1 ably.
1
Ireason why so many silos are falling
do own. Any one who has occasion to
r cad‘the various country weekly news
papers is astonished at the number of
wood and concrete silos that are re-
ported as falling over. it would be
found perhaps that the reason in most
cases embxaced the old causes, cheap
label and cheap materials The farm
Ee1 should know that. he can not get
good 11 mk and good goods unless he
Epays for them. If he intends to 1111 est
in e. silo let him get the best that
money can buy, and let- it be erect-
WAMPOLE’S EXTRACT OF ed by the most responsible man in the
., FRIDAY'S LUNCHEON DAY
in at the Country Club.
4.; . (30]) LIVER thusiness In such a case the ferment 7
L t ' ' nlll 11eve1 :be sorry The best is the
l “ SPECIAL PRICE .' Echsapest in the long run .~—Ligonler
. ' ‘" 67¢. ' ' ‘Banner ~
——'-.;.———I.._.s.. &-—-—-—~
, StiEESon'Powe“ Carporation Advertisements in The Senti-
"1:. 32 WASHINGTON STREET nel bring the best results.
Wm
my” _. .-. ..n.
on,»
DEPOSITS
Made on Or before
FEB. 5TH.
will draw interest from
FEB. 1 ST.‘
SAFE DEPOSIT AND
STORAGE VLUL'I‘S.
‘ several years at the head of the Win- '4
start 1111 luvcsilgutlon. to learn the"
';.3estCreamery Butter ...... ....,. AV...” 3541,1111
,Good'l‘able; Butter “.12.. Will
4-
East indie Tea Compton. . .
125 WeSllingt'on St Flioile' 37.1
v.“
Our“ _
February Furniture Sale
tillers You a
Saving 01 iron 19 lo 38 per cent less
than turner prices. '
This is the largest 'and best February Sale that
we _have ever prepared. Evct'y single item otter—
,cd is priced way below regular price and the
assortment is so complete and the showing so
\aricd that ye can suit ex cry pocketbook with
furniture for- every room in the house. 4
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL45RB,
0-: "coc'w ..
it;
"-‘ i p _
WEDmDAT‘, rank}. 51535 - .
- $1111.! . m 4“. :4
33.31 a
STERLING s"
FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE
Opened With ‘a'Rush -
Marlowe takenadv “MA Gradel‘uralturealzo r at
Olimdmepkcestl anon tllauytloodValues'S'llellieity'
Brass Bed $8 Drop Side Couch
‘81 cotton Mattress with bolster roll,
Made oi the finest 29 year guar-
anteed Spring. Co ucb byday-Bed by
2 ill. In“ 1.1 in. [filers [any guaran- night. Rel]. lirlce :8 $4 95
anleed. Full size reg $20 $10 95 February Sale Price
February Sale Price . 0 5 -
Other brass Beds 37.5010 345 Baby High Chairs
95c up
NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
1
~1¢~u\fl.w . m)‘\‘~:\‘~
-7- ‘1‘ av, u/al'r- at u
.. Dollar llocs Work oi Two
:1
and even more in some cases
at 1111511111; in be remembereda
FIRE SALE
which continues only 10 DAYS MORli.
- Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 Wall St. Tel. 44. Noon-“ill.
' W
‘\‘\W.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\u\‘\‘ \‘\o, ‘\
. ‘1']- -11.. ’1'. - 1'; -,-y 0 "'1'.“- u U. UV- v1.4.1
:1 .
_M_.
dwing to the increased cost? 01 llour
beginning Wednesday. Feb. am
we Will sell our Bread hull , .
jiliolls asidliows. .
5c Bread ' ' .
lilc “ 12c
Rolls and Buns it each
C. Deklyu 8'1 Son. E
\/
#
. . o . .. .. “0
New Circular Skirts.
'IN ssuoss, 150th11, BLACK AND WHITE
CHECKS COVERTS, FANCY _M_IXTURES AND
BROADCLOTHS.
We Give sun Green Trading slam...
M Moliasich & Son...
120 “ushlngton Street. ' South Norwalk
‘
it you are loud of good music you
should hear an
WNW
“We will gladly play your favorite mmic at any time
you call.
,1'SLEDS
-\‘\-\ _“ ‘ “..»‘\“.“ ‘\ . : .
STEERING
1
20% - 1
Discount
Gas' iron
’Commode Chairs 90$p
Dinning Roon l‘ able
No “trouble, {always but - 01.111111
twins! hour to keep it hot.
$3.50 regular . $1.95
Februarysm Price
FREE WITH PURCHASE
Grocery Daily:.Reminder and Telephone Index.
LIN FURNITURE
. COMPANY
127.129 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Solid link 6 ii. extension 4211.101.
. Regular 512 Table 3595
l‘cbruary Sale Price
Davevfs.
50c TEAS ..
Equal to most 60 cent
_ (grades. 60, S 81 H '
Stamps with each lb
The Right ,
~Ju'nk‘llcaler
Mrs. Smith—"Look at all that junk
and i only received 30c"
Mrs. Jones—"Why that was not 131- .
iron, 3 Rowan street“ Don't believe '
the man. You should look on the wa-
zones I do and make sure. He pays
lo 3 1b. for rage, best prices pair for
rubbers. metals. and leather beds" ‘
Tel. dill-or send pawl—3 Rowan 8t.
BUY ~
HaZelton
Coal
T116 BIHEEtthiieldh'SduCoS
111.. m. . tzd‘wntrln-er. '
U Have Trees To Trim
- _ -. -LET us DO IT-e
Beaupain & Saunders
‘ .QMOIIOUIII‘IlRISTS.
sou'm woman:
'5 LADIES ours.
$5.00-
. $18— $le & 25 values
M me vs
' MARVIN' BEACH TRACT. '
2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.) . "
c. 'r. McG’OVERN, Agent. _
r 55 Washington St. 30. Not-wars.
*1
' CONN;
All Coats; ,Slllls
Dresses and Furs '
AT GREATLY REDUGED
- ' PRICES.
‘ The little Shop
K.- AND A. _CLAVEN,
56 NORTH 3411111 ST. . ‘
NEW'l YORK ATHENIANG
“So you come from New York?" said
an English lady to a traveling Am-
erlcan. “I suppose. of course. you
came from nostou"
"Why did you think that?" inguired
the New York lady, .
“13mm l .1190an oil cultivated.
intelligent Americana came from B'oe
m”
1‘3“ what in the lurid mode you
wmr'wmmmlqum, _
““140“!me “link
REBUILT Tvrewalrens —- n c‘.
' 8mlth, Underwood,
Remington. all other
nukes, :sold.’ . rented,
reunited. Rentals. 38'
per month. Mechiuea
sold at 35 per month.
'umumldywbetuum
‘L‘JAI. DONNIl-LY.
Norwalk Chronicler