Wi'lolllé‘llliltll? Sausage Hc. N Y Mitt. of the Kansas (‘ity Federal League other SPE‘ IALS . R d I O B Jackson 5. WALL STREET
~ —— franchise to l’. T. Powers, ot‘ New l e oak . , . NORWALK.
A poverty social will be held tonight lork which was expected to be effet‘l- " ,tirapc l rtlit ........ . ......................... 25c i PHONE 43‘»
in the lecture room of the South Nor ed at the meeting of the league tn-Iluf- Stvttt l lorida Uialtgcs. doz. ............. . .......... 15c COAL Optician
walk Baptist Church. The affair will falo today. we injunction was issued 1 ca 11mm pound. . . . .. ........................ 7c _ .
{be presented under the auspices of the after tlle Kansas City club had filed a 1 mm limits .......... . . . ,. ,,,,,,, , , xoc lb 3 lbs 25C l bums clean and gives plenty Evel'yflIlng in the Ophcal Line
“K'hristian Endeavor Society. suit to restrain the Federal League of milk Locozi ptllc pound . . . ............ . . .‘ ......... . 20C i f h ..
.. -' l’fOfOBSlmml WWW” CNDS from . 'N‘alt Mackerel. each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . ............ 5c t 0 ent. Eyes Examined Free
Many members of Banner Council. transferring the franchise to another .. w... A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
Daughters of Liberty. last evening vis» party. The writ of injunction was EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS, COFFEES; ETC. ’ -
iiod the Emma .1. Dayton (-ouncil, or served on James A. Gilmore. president ‘0 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee .. ....... ~ ........ .. 25c WILLIAM EFFRON 1_____‘ *h j.
Stamford. The local members enjoyed oi the liedcruls. last night. just 318.1“: '5 Stamps Free With I u). CON“? '''''''' 3‘ ______ 303' 3 Rowan St. Phone 4“ 3
a most pleasant social evening. was boarding a train tor’the burial!) :0 Stamps Free with I ll). Coil-cc ......... a, ......... 35C .
. . "' “We 3‘) Stamps Free with I II» T... --:-. ------ A: --------- 40c WW “i RCilIiIl‘kalll llll FBSllII 0i-
i ‘ special tor Saturday and Monday. ”1......“ ‘ 4o Stamps Free with I ll). Tea . . . . . . . . . . ...... , ..... 50c “""”“‘"""“"“’*“'““"
“‘9 Very best butter. Pei pound 30.0 GERMAN‘ SCHAEFER ERALS ho Stamps Free with I ll). Tea ........... “7 ......... 60c . v it . 2h ‘
hood cash. 2w. «107.. lmtt'd MOW." GOES To. FED . zoStainbs Free with 1 hot Pure Extract .......... 20C 11 “'68 ‘V Ulcafllled
‘00.. it) Ntll‘lll Main street; xnw YORK, Feb. Zh;—-llerrlnnntl Y . r , 3 2 crings 0 cw prlng
————— . 'l S-lialfcr, formerly of the » , ‘3 ‘ ........... ‘ ‘ . - .
. “.“m‘n'” ‘ " .. IO STAMPS FREE WITH THE mLLOWING: Bring your vulcanulng to me
Moose, till-{lit Wits enjoyed last evcn- “ashington American League baseball , v.
- - ~ . - . - - i c til i ork :llltl [leans ..... ....... . ...... . ......... ioc Betti: work and cheapest price!
lllf-i ill the Palace. on .\orth Matti club. has signed it two-year contract « ~ A f
. . . .. . - ~ .. . . 4 )\ i tiili hibsoil \oap l‘olish ............................ loc ‘ ll“ 11110 Of tires and tubes or
smut. Most interesting moving pic- \\llll tlic i-ctltral Length and has lJLUl
' l l’ r ‘lllllllll \\ i<lllll l‘owdcr . .. 15: hand all the time. Work callec
lures, depicting the Moose Home. at assigned to the Newark club. Air 1 livil‘ l - l»: -« ----- - - . for and delivered
Mooselieart.and various other illterest- nouncenient to that effect came from l (11‘. llootoll Lmoa .8. . . .1 .................. ......... its:
‘ r
in}! features were to be seen. The nf- Federal League lieadQuarters here to- I like “3‘11””: ti" ll?“ Cl“ -------- - n- -------- l ‘ iRObeft fo‘ 0r .
fair was under the auspices of the Mil- day. Schaet’cr will report at the New- Iplx'j . lltll ltlg ot a ...... . . . .. ...................... oc g yi 318 S
, .
lost-.2 Eton-r . ., rm: soo‘r'ii ofiwnxflsnfiogfififim :..: ‘ "1 'nmAy egg-1‘; [.38
": v"~”4‘Yf’WNWWF‘s-wv'xwfl‘“A” '1‘ ‘“ “TV“ "'“‘"W“"’"‘“‘W‘ ‘ ‘mmsnmuwa.~~.\r .. . .. . _ . s_‘\~'~. ‘1 ... q‘ n‘wmau‘
no insurance Facts“
VOU SHOULD KNOW. ;%qu_'s‘
stirs Insurance means more
on'est intentions SIX out 0! SEVEN
Insurance Companies. organised
u this county. have failed or abandon-
oi the business. To LIVE and furnish“
We. to back up its policies. Coma
it: ud luck over the resources of somoi
o! the companies represented by us
and than pick a big substantial com-i
“inn"; that you can depend on in timel
of trouble. it costs no more to insure
1In n real good company.
{Taylor 8. Golden
,,BOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
1 Telephone 1230
iconditional release by the Cubs to FREE! FREE!
which pl-ub he went as part 01 “w' pound can Premium 1 Beautiful Colonial 42 Piece Breakfast Set, trimmed in ('oloiiial _
deal “th“ brought me“ [0 Boston: lilllt‘ and (iold lll Colonial shape. Free with every purchase oi .
W NEW .last year. . i Brand BAKING- CAN $34) or over.
The Boston Herald man asked
who was going to be understudr for $1500 1 lastit Lotion tell for. . . $10 00 tlub Plan
William Moore of i (‘hestnut street Ivers. Gaffney said.”l\'o, l have not i I E BUY 8
1 ' ' . 0C
‘f’WllO has been ill for the past several heard from Sweeney- lie has not BEST BUTTER L i EASTERvygéggs. NOW 13 THE T M T0
”leeks, i5 convalescing. spoken to me. He is not the man CREAMERY ‘ g B I BU S $1.00 . _
l »— that Stullings is anxious for; you can I
Mrs. S. Ketcham, of 3: (‘hestnnt
street, is, this afternoon. at her home
entertaining the members of the "N.
i\'. \\'llist Club. from Big Schmidt. the first baseman. .
~—-————— lie wants to be allowed to remain a LARD‘ lean & tender L t
l - Round Steak 20c. lb. N. Y. MM. few days in Baltimore to wind tip his Iresh irom‘he .‘ ”7429 Washington St. phone 105. //
i ‘ business affairs. ' Sllllllie house I;
.f Lemon services will be held this Owner Gafftiey. Bob Dam and John .
EPYHllllH, at 7:30 o'clock, in St. .loseph‘n Toole settled all the matters pertnm— i
"( tittrch. on South Main street. There ing to the new grounds yesterday. The :
will he the way of the (‘i't-ss and hcli«
ediction.
Regular routine business last even-
ing occupied the attention of the mem-
bers iil session at the weekly meeting
of Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of
*l’yillltts.
itary Branch of the local. lodge. and
was a pleasing success.
—MONDAY NlGHT, ARMORY.
New Canaan vs. Xtirvttillt (with Smith
and liecltinanl second game of series.
l‘llfill School preliminary. Basketball.
dancing.
”A; w..._. .A-.. _-—.__._. m- .
REGULAR PRICES. ‘1
into nan“
' W3“:
‘5
i 4’:
Ailliftlltilflt
President James E. Gaffney receiv-i
trout indemnity a company must have ed a telegram from Manager George,
Stalliogs yesterday to grab .the' in-
fielder who is to do substitute work.
for the Braves before the men go to
Macon. Gaffney said he appreciates
Stallings instructions. but ‘it will li6
no easy matter to secure the man they
‘ both want and that the owner of the
tclub may have to be argued with be
fore the player is landed. \‘ilien it
was announced on Tuesday that the
Braves were to have a fine substitute
Evers no one inquired if
4 for Johnny
l
President Gatiney
lsay that.
a major league club at the present.
President Gatfliey received word
plans have been drawn up and ap-
proved und the ground will be broken
by March 15 at the latest.
KANSAS CITY CLUB
GETS INJUNCTION
t‘lllt‘.\G0, Feb. 3ti.—.-\n injunction
issued by the Circuit court late yestel-
day will halt temporarily the transfer
ark club training camp, at Marshall,
Texas, March 8. '
A VICTIM 0F RELIGIOUS MANIA.
tinetaiio i‘olli. ti well-known ltitlial'
contractor of Chapel street, .\'0rwalk.
'wzts takcil to Dr. Given's Sflillllll‘llllll
Wednesday evening. suffering from re~
lieious mania. He walked into the ol'~
fit'c of iii", A. S. Sorgi. in Stamford,
it was to be Bill Sweeney, the formerl
Brave, who was recently given his un-‘
if it has Sweellcyf
The player wanted is with
East lndia Tea Co.,
Realize it now amt profit by it 3M?
3 to trade. Look at no Pklcss;
is thew
. Fancy-Maine
i
mal FREE with a
POWDER
FREE! FREE! m. Week
A large rubber door
Compound
11in
Smoked Shoulders i
Best family Flour, a bag .
RICE, clean _& wholesome Sci3 .
California Prunes
$1.05
3 lbs. 170
.__...._..._.I. -- .
Free Storage
. STERLING
SATURDAY LAST DAY
-OF THE—
Free Delivery.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Extraordinary February Furniture Sale
At a” Saving ol120 per cent. 80c buys $1.00 worth.
MATTRESS SALE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY.
Eggs
Extra Special
' Strictly
Fresh
3 2Cdoz.
-7 Wall St. ,Tel. 326-4 !
Special Music
‘ EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
-—x . .
tn dainty new motlclS, featuring all the new style
developed iii the fabrics and colors most iti favor.
L'f'
fcct> to be worn with severely tailored and dressy stiitsm
ii \' cry
liioilcl expresses distinction and perfect taste.
Prices range from 98c to $5
tlltolll .\‘ \\'etl:icsday evening, He went 0 ‘
Sill ”(‘l‘mica ”5“ “Vi ------ 18C'thl‘oiluh iiiutions which Dr, Soi‘gi at East Inala Tea COI I lpany l R t 1 *
Sill llcpatica. 50c Size 36c first was at a loss to comprehend. Af- _ O STREET :- PHONE 371 i a hSkel er ‘ ‘
Sal llcpatit‘a. $1.00 {we _ . .. 72¢ ter an cxani‘tnzitimi. llr. Sorgi had hitn 2" WASH'NT N ' . NCCkwear
Merck's Milk Sugar ...... ~5c “”2?“ 'f ll'l‘e S-allil‘hriiul‘t . i ”OTE’N” ”"3"“ "°'“ 5"“ -
. r. M i‘s cont ton has been no- — . . l beth Street. "
Iloods Sarsapztrilla " """ 8°C ticezt'ile tor the last four days. Not 6' F' SHEPARD OUT OF THE “Aha.“ can be learned there are not many. in a variety of styles that are very dainty and fcmiiiiiic.
Donn s Kitlllc} I‘ills .. 40C Win; a cliurch‘goer, his at'timls were. __..__. candidates tor the office: iti fact.: ~ \ .
Stillson-Poue 'l CinoratiOn
‘82 WASHINGTON STREET.
the more readily noticed. ills voildi-
tion is believed to be due to a neriotls‘
breakdown.
tire
that is the promis
couple make them
are never
“When Ail Our Bills
n—Tlien we'll start a savings account"
“all cleaned up."
one batch is paid, the next one arrives.
The only way to do is to start your
Paid”
e that many :1 young
selves. But the bills
Before
Mr. Shepard in.an interview Says Hei
Is Not a Candidate for Warden
of Bethel. l
liETilEli, Feb. 2U.—-\\’ith the spring;
1borough election but little over a?»
lever, despite this informal discussion;
)llOltllel‘ of the three parties is tnakingi
any open lnove toward preparing for;
;the coming election. The teim of}
f Warden George F. Shepard expires this.’
Eyear and whemasked yesterday wheth-_
er or not he would be a candidate this]
year. Mr. Shepard said. ‘I have no in- ,
' tention wllateter of being a candidate'
for reelection." Mr. Shepard did not
‘ care to give any especial reason WllY‘
= he \t‘ould ilot be in the field. He ex-i
.‘pects to spend much of his time this;
: summer at Belle Island. .
.\tr. Shepard was elected two years!
.things political have not occasioned so
,llttle interest in Bethel in years.
lime Treatment
socialism appeared "Iii ntntement
concerning calcium (lime) medica-
tlon in the treatment of pulmonary
tuberculous teonsmnpfionh
“Under the systematic. continued
and persistent reulme of calcium
auslmllntltm. Van (lit-sou has seen a
number of his patients Inuit-one. un-
dt‘ 1’30 III: exudation or partial con-
solidation In the Inuit. whlch then re-
nolvlng would appear to contribute
to the wnlllng oil‘ and cloning of the
lesions.
course of events, the sputum clear-
up of tubercle bacilli. which finally
disappear. and the llllllnfll are dis-
chnrlrcd with healed pulmonary tu-
berm ulonlu. "
Ethical medical journals seldom
speak so positively about a remedial
agent. yet this testimony coincides
wl that from many consumptlvos
wh have secured like results
tli ugh the use of Et‘klllflfl'l Altera-
Illtml in hand with thin _
i Great
; Sensation Sale }
i
‘ HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘
i NEW AND SECOND-HAND. i
M. GUTKOWSKY. E
Phone 419. 37 NORTH MAIN ST.‘
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WANT NEW TRIAL FOR BECKER. i
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NEW YORK, Feb. Ell—A motion for
a new trial for Charles Becker. the;
I former police lieutenant convicted for!
i the murder of Herman Rosentlial, wasi
made in the Supreme court yesterday.i
Martin T. Manton. Becker‘s counsel.2
told the court be based his motion out
open and sciiii-opcn cficcts.
colors. .
There are ORIENTAL LACE VESTEES, ROLL and
FLARE COLARS and a large assorttiient of novelties in
WINDSOR TIES of excel-
W ‘ mom“ away. there is more or less 90.; in Tuberculosis ‘ lent quality crepe dc chine iii the new spring: shades: iti~
mtmmmmm” ' ' . e. . " . ‘: ‘ ON ALL 1‘ , -
. 1mm” dbcuss‘on about the town. HOW. Johnmh'ieorfh’, fpfififin‘mfigg {ES . i clotting- sand. putty. old rose. gray and other delicate
Prices iii: to $1.50
‘All attractive showing of Belts,
Boudior Caps, Muslin Under-
savings account anyway and put some-
uewly discovered evidence to the ei-t
the.
thing into it every week. rain on shine.
In time, interest on your savings, and
on investments springing from them.
will adtl‘to your income. Then your
monihlylbills ill lose much of their
terror. 1‘
So. Norwallt Savings
Bank
.. “.mW‘ a.
Alden sums. "Wt
George I. Woodward. Tress.
i ago on the Progressive ticket. and'
1 since that little has devoted consider-g
able at his time to borough affairs?
showing great interest in anything
which might benefit the town. and
Working with great earnestness for the
. welfare of the borough. \
Had A”. Shepard cared to run he
could have undoubtedly received lllt‘
nomination.
This leaves the field clear to other
aspirants to the nrdenshlp ot the
~borougb. Whether or not the progres-
sive party will place I ticket in the
bold In n miter at considerable con-1
brim. and in the opinion at any:
Inch- mnwmlmnmi
victory. Ilncc lam In lub-
ol the my. play III but
W h m “I. I. h
w-4
Since cnlclnm is a onstltuent of
this icutedt for ulmo ury tubercu-
losis and n lied t rout and bronchial
affections, its henllm: power may in
some mittsuie be :itttlbuted to the
manner iti which this eletmllt in on
combined with other ingredients an
in he .- wily iipi-lmlluttil by. the iner-
Itrc person and it does not irritate
the slit-ninth.
lickmnn‘u Altcmtlve contains no
OHM“. narcotics or hablt forming
drums so it to Info to try 1! your
druxnlst ll out of it. unit him to
order. or send direct to
lot-u- . "W
Sold by tho cutlord Pun-my and
m suit-nu Powell Cowl-n
feet. that one of the state's witnesses
! to a material fact had testified falsely.
V at Becker's second trial.
I Attached to the papers was the am-
tlavlt James Marshall made in l’hilag
’delphls recently. in which Marshall re‘
pudiutcd a part of his testimony at the
second trial. lilstrlct Attorney l’er-.
‘ltins appeared personally to oppose the
notice.
W... 4“.
”ADONIO" TERRY DEAD.
MILWAUm m... M u—wn.‘
wear, Corsets, etc.
Every woman interested in correct
costuming must make sure to vis-
up it this store.
I
The N E. Ryan Co.
' "WIN mm
m NOIWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler