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can score saunas mums 8W 7
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KIBIE'O
FANCY BOXES
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUCOPIAB
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY GAMES
FRESH BAKED GOODS
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
COCOA OR MILK, 5e
SANDWICHES. So
It NEW
Colfax Encampment, f_ O 0 F, will
hold a rehearsal of the Golden RuleI
degree tonight at 8 o’clock. All mem-
1 “ML:
Tonic Recou-
sh'uclor.
Containing Freeh Cod Livers, with}
Peptonate oi Iron.
1. li. mm. we
David W. Raymond E
UNDERTAKER
new use news BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON ST. .
rot. office. 100941; house. seal
The degree team and guard of Eur-
eka Rebekah lodge, No. 42, d. O. 0.
the regular rehearsal.
Daniel Hogan, 01' Day street, tore—
F., will meet tomorrow evening for.
buy the genuine
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0IIIEII SPORTS
JEFF TESREAU CALLED CLARA. ‘
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Own Letter Says So-Pays Up and
Breach of Promise Suit ls ON.
NEW YORK, Feb 25. —The 8251,0001
breach of promise suit brought against
Jeff Tesreau, the Giants' pitcher, by
Miss Clara Young, of Parryville, Mo.,
was compromised yesterday
the payment by Tesreau of a sum ot‘
money which counsel for Miss Young
said was entirely satisfactory to her.
man in Raymond Brothers' Water
street y,ard is confined to his home
due to an injury to his ankle suiIered
when a horse kicked him.
hers requested to be present.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the usual
tour at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Church, 2 Seymour Place.
Frank Donahue, of Fuiriield avenue,
was presented with a boy by Mrs.1
Donohue yesterday afternoon. Mother
.nd child are reported as doing nice-
1y.
-—Notice. Junk orders intended for
William Ei‘tron. should he telephoned
to Samuel Jat‘te, successor. Call 499.
37 Fort street.
Joseph Marino. of Chapel street. re-
oelved a discharge from Judge Lock-
wood yesterday on the charge or
theft. He was accused of taking the
ening in St Joseph's school hall,
Henry street, under the auspices of
the \'orwslh and South Norwalk coun'l
:cils, Knights of Columbus. P. H. Dunn,
of \‘ew York cit\, will be the speaker
of the evening.
Today’s rain is doing much toward
taking out the comparatively little
frost that remains in the ground. The
rain has made some of
‘ roads rather muddy, but conditions on
lthe whole are so much better than
they usually are at this time of the.
year that the situation is almost
unique.
—""'§fi"rne F‘I’S’H“AT HEDMAN'S MAR-
KET.
Pork to ltoust, 120. lb.
Prime Rib Roast of heel", 180, lb.
A joint SOCial will be held this ev-f
the country ;
The attorneys, Hurt & Tompkins, then
;got Supreme Court Justice Page to
isigu an order discontinuing the suit.
ICounsei refused to disclose the actual
,terms of the settlement. Tesreau was
“represented by Mortimer Boyle, of M-
coll, Anable, Lindsay & Fuller, attor-
ineys tor the Giants.
it is understood that the settlement!
'was brought about through Tesreaus}
desire to avoid being compelled to
fcome to New York to defend the suit}
:at a time when he should be training?
int Marlin Springs Last fall Tesreau‘
“was required to die a bond for $25, 000
‘to insure his presence in this country
when the case was culled for trial, and!
had he failed to appear the bond \1 ould
have been forfeited.
Miss Young brought her suit notl
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long after Tesreau married Miss lielen
Blake. She had a number of letters to
offer at the trial, among which was
one written by Tesreau at’tcr news of
his engagement became known. He
wrote: "Mt-Grim has been kidding me
ever since the news came out. lie ask
Be comfortabIe-Be happy-Be cheerful-
from ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS i
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_ The New Selencc ,
'IDEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC;
Chiropractic is the definition of the
motthedisoueendtheartol
adjusting the ante. Disease u‘cauo
ad by n wrencb‘twiot or sprain in: .
through , -
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“emanation
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
.Ceblnet Folders ......... $4 per dozen.
JEDDO COM- ic.F.ZZI.I.".°.”.‘.".'T'; .122?" 22221
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Now ONLY .......... 75¢ per dozen‘j
COME QUICK.
What! do you mean to say
you paid $50 for that coat!
Why you poor mutt—Rogers
& Stcvcns are selling :1 hot—
tcr coat at $27.85. one they
iormcrly sold at $35.00.
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
INSURANCE
Firt‘. Lil‘t', .\t-(-Idcnt, Plate Glass,
the bitch. Even done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later 11!. in the dilemnt organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain, health II restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
terns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
ture of the spine. You win never re
net giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic mement- liven also.
T. Francis, D. C.
N Washington at. so. Nomslk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discount.
610. W. (iIIfiIN, IR. 11 00..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EMBALMERS.
Office—95 Main Street.
l’hone—347-4.
llome Tet—51142.
LADY ATTENDANT.
For Unto-date Service Call
Fred H. Glnung.
Funeral Dinner and Embslmet
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
mintzs
One Half-Price Sale.
A PM oi the Big Specials that go on Sale
Tomorrow at 1-2 Price.
Sale continues all day Friday
$1.00 Satin and Straw Hats 50c
50c Blankets . 25c
$1.00 Blankets 50c
$1.50 Blankets 75c
$2.00 Blankets $1.00
75c House Dresses 37c
$1.00 Flannelettc Skirts 50c
50c Children’s Sweaters 25c
$1.25 Childtn’s Bath Robes 62c
All Linen Pieces 12 price
5c Black Clark’s Thread 2 l-2c
25c Men’s Ties 120
29c Leather Bags 15c
25c Bow Ties 12 l-2c
50c Cashmere Gloves 25c
25c Ribbons 12.1-2c yd.
$1.00 Odd Gloves 49c pr.
1
1 Worltmcn's (‘onuwnanllom Liabil-
i
- A t - n.
Fresh Sllmllders, 12c. 11). It), inrim 11ml \utomobilt
Native Veal Roast, ISO. 1!).
purse of Miss lrtazel liritto, but evi-
Iace was lacking tending to shop"
50c Black Silk Hose 25c pr.
'ed me if i could do my best when I, g
,was in love. Every one in ‘thc club} hu't‘trlmndfl- .
84 80. Main 8L. So. Nor-walk.
hit the defendant. intended to steal.
cu..—
" Lewis H. Nash. of South Norwalk,
will deliver the second in his series
1. addresses to the Men's Brother-
‘ nd of the South Norwalk Congrega.
. nal Church, on Sunday noon. The
bject will be:
rent Fortune Honestly."
The seventy-first anniversary of Con-
rd Division, Sons of Temperance,
ill be iitiiugly celebrated on Monday,
. ve the occasion and an evening or
tertalnment, including speeches. inn-
and refreshments will be in order
1. the anniversary date,
Judge Shumway oi the superior
'1 separate the complaint in tho stilt.
Michael Moylan of
:inst Dr. Yemen (1: Morse of that
- n for $5,000 for amputation, his
'mb. The judge says the action
against a physician for malprac.
1 e and that alone.
«All members of the w. (l. T. U., are
wasted to attend a special ”business
ting which will be held at the
me of Mrs. Robert Thompson, 54
st street, East Norwalk, on Friday
. moon at 8 o‘cimk.:The president,
V suction tomorrow and the meeting
Tailed to elect her'successor.
Charles P. Sullivan, the fireman who
- _ so severely injured by falling
" .1 the tender of his locomotive in
7 'South Norwalk freight yards, inst
.k, was removed to his home in
"ldgeport, today. The ambulance
win to walk on account of the bro-
1. or injuries.
\\ my. ~‘.\“\‘\ :9 ~ ~
nus BANK or SERVICE 7'
A Bank Account
It, is no more trouble to open C:-
n bank account then to buy a
pound of nails.
Come in
and speak to anyone of our I
.3“ and you will be directed .
tomepropcrpersonwhowlll'
I: up your passbook, supply
,yoo with deposit slips and
dneckbook. . ”.1
" No ”notes
Timon-nuance-
.J‘m'illbenheukdepou.
firmness-aerosol
32.001.111.11
“Can a Man Make a
rch 8. The division voted to ob-_
has denied defendant's motion
Simsbury ‘
'1‘. A, Chidsey will hand in her:
uteri-ed him to that city, as he was"
: bones in his knee, and various?
1 Band B. Pot Roast, 18c. lb.
1 Spring Legs of Lamb, 180. lb. 1
Sperry and Barnes Hams, the. H). I
Beet Liver. 12c. 11;. ‘
Beef for Stewing. iticjlb.
Chopped fleet (Fresh), loc. 1|). 2
lledmun's Market.
A11 important meeting will be held
tomorrow evening by the menlbers,‘
and all prospective members. of Court
Laurel Club, The meeting will be in
the Knights of Colunibus' Hall. on
North Main street. The directors 01“
the club will be elected tomorrow ov-
ening and other special business
transacted. Every one interested is
‘ urged to he on hand.
Tonight will be u busy one among
the churches. Under the auspices of‘
‘the Mizpah Circle, King's Daughters.
a supper will be served in the parlors
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
An importunt meeting of the churchI
council of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church will be held this even-
‘ing, and u briei but interesting busi-
ness meeting of the local Baptist‘
church will also be held tonight.
Norwalk uutotnobilists who drive
through other cities. in the state will
do well to exercise extreme caution
; about going to the left of either stand
ing or moving trolley cars. In nearly.
every city in the state the laws relat-
ing to the passing of trolley Cars are
being strictly enforced, and Hartford
police have just begun to make arrests
in cases where automobile drivers are
caught passing to the left of trolley
cars. 1
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SIX DAYS OF PRESENT CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Feb 25. -With only
six working days remaining of the;
present session of Congress, prospects»
iof enacting any legislation aside from:
Iths Appropriation bills before adjourn-I
ment 'was regarded by Senate Demo-1
cratio leaders today as very slim. i
While reports continued today of a:
revival of attempts to put through the
Government Ship Purchase bill in ac- ,
cordance with the wish of Presidenti
' Wilson, administration senators ad-
mitted there was little hope of doing
1:: iso becausce of Republican opposition}
to the measure. Prospects of passing'
the River and Harbor bill in its pies-
ent form also is anything but bright,
and it is expected that a joint resolu-
tion will be substituted for it appro-
priating about $30,000,000 for contin-
uing existing projects.
An indication of the intention of ad-
ministration leaders to ”speed up"
work on the Appropriation bills is seen
In the fact that the Senate after pass-
ing the Post Oillce Appropriation bill.
yesterday, worked for into the night
on the Agricultural Appropriation bill,
carrying about “3,000,000. Except for
e for disputed items—including an ap-
pronoun-1hr 8400. 000 for distribution
of node. which was stricken out by
Ion-to W or
the we no been m eco-
ator Mu out to week on limits
“0 IN! bill "stand. "
' 110w calls me t‘lara."
,twirler, has
1from the Memphis club of the South.i
‘ ern League, and has returned it to that!
,tion this winter by bowling,
‘ South.
O'BRIEN BALKs AGAIN.
BROCKTON, Feb. 2:5.~-~AThomas
"Buck" O'Brien, former lied 8011
received his contract
(tub unsigned. The contract called
for a cut, and it was not at all pleus- I
ing to “,"Buck even though cuts are
the rule in the majority of baseball
leagues, the minors in particu ulur
While O‘ Brien is a hold. out in the
sense that he has returned his con-‘
tract unsigned, there is still a good;
chance that he will wear 11 Memphis
uniform this season, because he has
received a message from Memphis
telling him that the management bo-
lieves a satisfactory adjustment can
be made. ,
“Buck" has been keeping in condi
He ev-
pects to pay his annual visit to Hot
Springs when the big leagues start
He will probably be at the
Springs when the Red 50); players 111‘-
rive. having told President
of the Red Sox, when the latter was,i
‘out here a couple of weeks ago. that:
tins was his intention.
WANTS A' posmou AT PITCHER.
Jimmy Lotierzo of 211 \orth tith
street, Brooklyn, N. Y., has written toil
Frank Tortorella, the popular boot-
‘blnck, at the railway station, this city,,‘-
stating that he would like to c0llll(‘.(‘,l‘
with Some light semi- -professional'
team as a pitcher.
Advertisements in The Scnti~
ncl bring the best results.
OUR KRYPTOP LENSES
Do away entirely “1th those two
pairs of glasses. They provide for
and near vision without. sugges-
tion of advancing: years. To all
1
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r1
F'I
lpnnint
appearances they are solid, single
vision lenses. without ovum or
content.
0111- Eye Department.
charge of an OOULIS‘I‘.
THAMER ,
OCULISTB AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford,Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Elt. 1897.
lsin
Have You Ever Visited
The little Shop
You will alv'vays find. attract-
ive articles reasonably
' (priced.
K. sun A. CLAVEN,.
.5 mm trainer.
Notaries Public.
Steamship 'l‘Ivkcifl.
J. M. Layton 81 (0., Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
5 Railroad Ave.’ So. Norwalk
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GLOVER’S
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsb‘ury
and
Mathewson
SHOES !
For Women
Correct Style
Finest Quality
$3.50 IO. $5 ;
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight. boat lemme Pier 27 East
ifi--.
Icallops,
i$15 & $18 Sl ITS, 110w .........
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F. S. LYON 7
Good Job Printing 1
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Best Paper, Best Work, Best Pricelj
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907?
Fish! 11.111 Fish,
Lent Begins Feb.
We k‘ccp :1 fine Iinc of 7l'resh,
5.1111 and tanned 11511
Long and Round L Innis, Sea ES-i
()pcucd Long (131115,,
Rockaw ay Oysters Crab Lump.’
sanitary market in towu.Tc1c-1
phone your orders
Two telephones.
1‘
Cuibill’s Bridge Market; '
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
$1.. ’ SI “‘5, now ............. .75.
(lift:
$20, & 322 .50 SUITS. now ...... $11.
BROKE\ LOTS 01‘ ODDS \ND law-.5
1'} NDS IN \IF\’ S SI ITS N0\V
S15.00. Value to $1.) 00
$2. 50 snows ................ $1.98 1
Louis Avricki
POSTOFFIOE ILOOK
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.), every day except Sunday. at 3 i ‘
p. .m' Freight received at Norwnlk up '
to 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up
to 5:30 p. m.
George F. Footc, General Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANSPOR-
TATION LINE. INC.
‘ wast/o
DISTINCTION AND
GOOD .TASTE
are the characteristics of our new wall
coverings. They mm a tone to ball
or room no other papers can. You
have only to look at them to appreci-
ate their real artistic value and their
superiority to old style papers. Come
and have that look.
"a.
The Gotham Co.
to rim or, ”
‘ rams.
em Roaming.
A Full Line
0F
Vegetables and limit
and many that are dit-
iicult to not elsewhere.
': Ghiotto 81 ’Kuhan ::
FREE DELIYE}:
NECKWEAR
We ar showing a new and attrac-
tive line of neckwenr in advanced
styles.
Collars in lawn. organdy and lace.
in the standing eil'ects with ”plain
and platted bucks.
* 250 '10 75c
Collar and out! sets in plain and
embroidered lawn and lace.
50.0.
Vestees with rolling collars and the
high military effects in corn and‘
whitedaae, lawn. organdy and pi-
que. '
250 1011.11»
Sleeveless guimpué—Zfic and, 500
I
Oysters, i .
No waiting. ‘
CLOTHING SALE ”.
50c Silk Scarfs 25c
$1.00 Silk Scarfs 50c
50c Flannclettc Gowns 250
$1. 00 Children’s Dresses 500
$2. 00 Children’s. Coats 99c
$4.00 Children’s Coats $2.00
$4.00 Skirts $100
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DON'T MISS THE CHANCE TO BUY ,
lune Furmtue at 20% Discount .
RAYMOND 81 SON
“ff-{THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL- DIRECTORS.
RUMMAGE SALE?
Odd Lots Left From Sale.
Small Lots Not. In Sale.
ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES.
A. Dicketman 81 Son.
South-Norwalk ‘ ’Phone 446
We Give S. 81 H. Green l‘rading Stamps.
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— SPECIALS _—
Delicious Creamery Butter 34¢ 1b., 3 lbs. for $1.00
Best, Family Flour .. 95¢ BAG
Fancy Pink Salmon 10¢ CAN
Boneless Cod Fish, I 1b. package . 15¢
. Shredded Fish,.loc can, for ... 5¢
I . ' 24 cor-Mae eraser.
A. STULL uer nonwattc
Norwalk Chronicler