, started the ball rolling,
YWWMWS
Edward Hill. In, is conilned to his
home on Woodward avenue with ill-
ness.
~Comed Beef 10:: lb. N. v. Min.
H. M. Jennings, of 35 South Main
street, is ill at his home with the
8119-
'l'he new telephone directories are
being distributed under the direction
or Edward F. Smith.
way your Derbies at O‘Brien'a ;
The Jolly Five are at it again.
really Jolly conlettl dance is going to
be held tomorrow evening in Arron:
Ill
1 tall. ,
mimic.
Svec's orchestra will fut'nis
A large SilW‘l department horse,
which last week tell partway into a!
cesspool in the rear of the Central1
Station, on Franklin street, is work-i
lull as Well as ever.
"to get the animal hack to earth again. ‘
The building department this morn‘
ins issued to R. L. lleForest a per-
mit to erect ”a 51,000 barn for l". B.
Wimlrire. uptown. F. Heath received
a permit to erect a garage for him-!
self. on 69 Woodward avenue. prop-‘
erty owned by Henry Hegelien
—Porterhouse Steak 22c lb N. Y. Mitt.
The new Odd Felicwa' pinochle tour- }
ailment opened last night. Butter
Lodge forged ahead of Colfax En
cumpment by 1,090 points. The next
sitting will be held on next Thursday
evesiulc '
—l[nmlitrg Steak 16c lb N. Y. \ikt.
Edward White, of Kingston, N. l'.
was this morning lined $7 and costs
by Judge George E. Voshurgh, charg-
ed with assault on Min: Glace Flt:-
gerald. White was unah l: to pay the
line and he will work it ... in Jail.
~F‘ull assortment of Caps. O Brien.
Seasonable merchandise is not our
ried over from one period to another
at the N. E. Ryan Co.'s store. Pre-
paratory to Inventory all odd assort-
ments and small lots of merchandise.
have been marked for quick dispOsal.
Visit their store and stake advantuge:
oi‘the extraordinary low prices.
M'ENELLY'S ORCHESTRA.
Armory. Tuesday night. Latest dance:
music. Concert, 8 to 9 Dancing 9
to 12
Yesterday afternoon again saw the'
u
ladies assembled in the Norwulk bowl‘ ed, brings back the natural color and was ‘0 be ’9“ at tonight's session.
trying lustre to the hair when faded, streak-13M! the speakers were to include R0-
About} ed or gray; also ends dandruir, itCh thert Bacon, of New York. former Secs
twenty school teachers from the var- 3mg Scalp and stops falling hair. Years; rotary 0! States, and Luke E Willhhl
in; alleys on lsaac.street.
their hands at the big pins.
ions schools in the city were present
and enjoyed themselves immensely
Some exceptionally good scores were
made by some of the players, and high
score was won by Miss Pryor-e, who.
rolled the big follows to the tune of
92. The afternoon bowling ganfe has
become a. regular weekly arrair'i'or a
number of young ladies ol the town,
and it‘iia'expectsd that these. having
will influence
others intake up this healthful and
popular sport. 'I‘ha~ Norwalk alloys
. are brand new and in fine condition
and ma‘h.m by. any; ladies!
club or party, any‘attornoun in the
”week.
while in. MI
I
At
it took a derrick'
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DavidW Raymnd
UNDERTAKER
'r , attics. loco-s; How. 893.
21 waanmorou or. .
i new use MEN’S epitome t
MackerelahlueWeak
Butter, Cod. Halibut
Snapper Blues, Tile
Herring ;
Warranted ;
Escallops
Rockawuy Oysters I
Long and Round
Chms
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET I
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108
l
m ‘
NATIONAL secumrv Lesouzfi
t
.Three Day Session Opens in Wash
ington Today ‘
': wwnnycron. Jan 20 «Hundreuu'
i of advocates of national preparednessl
were gathered here today for the op
ening oi! a three days' session or the
first congress of the National Securi-
:ly 1.988110.
Today' a program called (or an open-
ing address by S. Stanwood Meukin.’ ,
president of the league" an address
,on “World Politics as Affecting the
United States," by Dr David Jayns‘
lHill, former Ambassador to Germany;
’a as discussion or H'Woinens Duty To-!
lward Preparedness," by Miss Maude:
[Wetmore of Rhodes island, represent
ling the Women's Department of the
National Civic Association; '"Somc
:Suggostions on the Perils or Espion-i
gage," by John B. 'Stanchfield, oi Nswi
:York. and a talk on “The General;
1 ..
GRAY HAIR BEBIMIS
DIRK, IfllCll, Gl088lf
Try Grandmother's old Favorite
toe of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-i
t
Rac-
ago the only way to get this mix-
ture was to make it at home, which'
is mussy and troublesome. I
Nowadays we simply ask at any;
drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and Suh‘
Iphur Compound " You will get a large
bottle for about so cents. Evarybody
uses this old. famous recipe, because
no one can possible tell that you dark.
ened your hair, as it does it so naturi
'ally and evenly. You dampen a sponge
tor sort brush with it and draw thisl
'through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after nother appli-
cation or two. you“: becomes beau-
tifully dark, thick and glossy and you
tool: years younger. '
t
I
“ll”:
WE’VE TURNED
PRESENT DAY ,
bet it be understood that the leading merchants otter for sale
only the coal 01 quality that produces excellent neat.
reason why orders come in item all quarters 0! Greater Norwalk
and makes our business place a regular bee-hive.
all we can and brighten your home,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
, Phone 113-3.
editions
That’s the
We try to please
making you feel WY.
131 Washington St.
1
PAGE SEVEN
Investigate !‘
Our Entire Stock of
Winter Clothing Has BeenReduced
ON THE MUSIC
”’8 A Quorum
This is our SeinioAnnual Red-Tag Sale.
The
mark down keeps our stock in tune with the
MEN’S SUITS
time.
$12.00 Suits ................. . .................. $8.85
$15.00 Suits ............... . . ......... . .. $11.85
$20.00 Suits . . . . ............ . . . . ........... . $5.85
$25.00 Suits ................ ....... $19.85
$30.00 Suits ................ . . . . . . . ... . ...... 813.85
Boy's Suits
Age 6 to to Years
33. 50 Suite ........................ $2.45
55. oo Suits ............ . ........... $3.85
”HooSuits ........ 89.85
38. so Suits ........... . ............ “.85
$0.00 Suits ....... . ............... $7. 85
Men' 8 Raincoats
$10 Coats Reduced to . ..... . ....... 86.85
$12.00 Fancy Overcoats ..... . .............. ,1. .. $1.85 I
$15.001‘ancy Overcoats ....... ”$985
$20.00 Fancy ()vermats ......... . ..... . ...... . $14.85
$22.50 and $25.00 Fancy Overconts . .. . ...... $18.85
Bay’s Overcoats
Sta :7
$3.50 and $5 Overcoats
$5.00 and $6 Overcoat:
$10 and $12 Overcoats
..... s-Ios-s
Years.
.....
........... $6.85
Rogers 63. Stevens
NORWALKg
_.~
Need of Preparedness." by Frederic;
it. Coudert. or New York. _ I
A letter from Theodore Rooaevelt
...».—
at Memphis, Tenn, former Secretary
of War.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. «One hundred;
in so. Mamet,
SOUTH NORWALK
For Up-to-data Service Gail
FRED H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Embalmsr
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
So. Nor-walk"
20%
This includes all our high grade
"Benjamin"
CLOTHING, the poet of all Ready;m.adc Clothing.
There is also a large assortment of “broken lots"
marked at
$10.00
regardless of their former prices. some being sold
as high, as $22.50.
This Includes Suits and Overcoats.
Q ,
I
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Il‘:“':‘ .I21..ilmfimfimsf.mm m mm ale-1mm 22.1.1: ‘ m
LADIES’ 5
UP TO DATE
Footwear
Dress Shoes- -Business Shoes
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHLDREN.
Late models in many style 5. lasts and leathers to fit
most difficult feet
Trippleioe Hosiery Give
Satisfaction
CONNEALLY 8. BRACKEN
South Norwallt. Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
nu
l
A new and attractive 9 inch Black
Kid Lace Boat
35.00
m
iOVCf’S
'STORE CLOSED MONDAY
‘ EVENING AT6:3o UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
Norwalk
TELEPHONE 1538;.
N... v...
Starttbe NewYearlvitlI a New SetulBuubu‘t ..
We have everything you need—Call and look but stock
sin or.
Briggerman Bras. 64No “Um...
-» \ South Non-walk.-
7
_ . MK». mire-Insl NO BETTER HOUSE FOR :
g 1-00 Clothing
l share profits with you by giving
_ you the lowest prices on 15 years gush AND CREDIT IF YOU
E
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'4
fl)
anteed tin made intoleaders. hand- 11 n;b
made. painted .inside. tin rooting, ’ WISH 2c . For
“33?: $233135... guaranteed THAN $3“ Emailing 0'1 the wagoam?‘ »
' 0 se a up cote slip framing
31%;“;2 :03?” ”'40 per roll. ‘ ply, fiately & Brew driver with our name and woe '
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. 42 SOUTH MAIN ST hetero selling.
to Water at. ' Phone 1100-12 y 3 ROWAN 81. ass-r NORWAL
3— ._ .. -5 (.... .. .1, . -... T PHONE 441
l #1“
January utterance Sale i
and forty delegates to the National I
Security League’s meeting, to be held,
in Washington, left here early today?
on a special train without Mayor lint-i
chsl, who suddenly decided that he;
could not get away until tomorrow, at;
the earliest. ‘
Yesterday‘s rain was just enough to
spoil the skating on the local ponds.
The ponds are flooded over, however.
and all that is needed now is a. good
cold snap to put them in better con- '
dltiou than ever.
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ltsbuultlbeallanlt's endeavurtoprunui‘ethelnterest oi its depositors
aswellasamithulrluds on depositors haveiountlas everwlhlsg
iuflvlse «damme- in every waycsnslslenim lberulesullillmi :
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f White niiina’ inn eggs. to «at.
’ 756
Now is ‘thetimc to
buy Kitchenware
TAKE ADVANTAGE or rues:
VALUES ronossow, saws.
DAY. ,
500 Dustloss floor mops with pol- I
isliod handles. 99c.
35c Fine corn brooms. 24¢.
Heavy paper egg boxes. 9o dos.- '
o
‘ 50c Black japaunod mail boxes. I.
390. »"
$8100 Copper nickle plated electric
cuties percolators complete with ,
cord at84:99.
.sue‘ llayo barn lanterns. 89o. .
W White enamslled bath stools.
too; .
al- mops, 89o. , .
89o. 109 it. hemp clothbs business
388 White channelled rounui..obr-~
This sale offers you the very finest roady-to-wear Gar-
ments in town at the price or gunmen-place kind. It’s.your-
' own fault if you don’t take advantage of the opportunity.
We want to close out Every garment and we are willing
to sacrifice on what we have loft. Our chain of stores on-
.ables usJo buy the beat goods and for much less than any
store in this community pays-for inferior kind. You‘ll bu
if you see the goods.
Come and come quiCIr.
. WOMEN’S AND
W MISSES’ COATS
_ $10 «...... to ....... ,.
..J’
Phunsq
37 For! Street. Bigot Nomalk.”
3" tomatiCally before it on
'tch the Wagon. Our
Norwalk Chronicler