“Wt , or MRI“' PIROAIII WAAPIIIO. ; “fl“. ' "Is the Marimbable colors. ”I” u h H. .14.... . L densities. Tha‘gfl'ualnsao piraétiiry wlll‘be fouiid JVIINTNIR POIIOAOT. For Norwalk and vicinity: 'I‘alr to- nighta ifiriiley: colder tonight. The storm w Ich was central in the lake on yesterday morning. passed own the vicinity, last night. and is now central near Nova Scotia. The pres- sure decreased as the storm moved eastward. and registered 28. 86 inches at Eastport. Maine this morning. Lo- cal thunder storms- were reported from several places. The storm is followed by an area of high pressure and pleas- ant weather. Id Clark of Norwalk. who has been i I. has recovered. The weekly rehearsal of the Arion Singing Society will be held tonight In the hall. Mr. Dawson, press agent for Gus Hill's A Hot. Old Time. was in town . yesterday. P.ercy E. Ferris is having his new automobile repainted at Tilly's car- riage works. The Rev. Edward Cunningham will preach at the 1 ranbury (‘hap‘el Sun- day afternoon. George '1‘ Rice a wall known New York travelling then spent last night at the Hotel Norwalk. . William Anderson. of Winnipauk. who has been ill for the past few days is again able to be around. Stanley Mayhew. of South Main street. has secured a position with R. .i. Cutbill, of the Bridge Fish Market. George L. Woodward. teller at the Bank of Norwalk. continues quite ill of the grip, at his home in Elm street. John Leckak, of Johnstown. Penn. and Miss Rosa Gael, of Norwalk. will be married at St. Mary s Church Sun» day. Frebrnary 14th. The Rev. T. B. McConnell. pastor of the “light Street A. M. E. Church. will be given a benefit February 13111. at mice-a Hall. Water ltreet.31 .. Mrs. "Robert 8 Win Buren will enter- tain the membersiof the Pine Ledge Whlst Club; tit-her home in West sve- uue, Monday afternoon next .. Mr. and Mrs. William 1“. Bishop Will gin a Cinderella Cotillion. next Thurs- day evening at 10.20' clock General dancing will begin pt. ii o‘clock Ambrose Brundage has resigned his 1 position as as atan t balms malter nights. at the th Not-Walk depots. and will engage in the insurance busi- an”, 1 <1. . Pious of the South semis Brown lidsésfn s Gallege the receIVed invi- ti as to stiletto the reception of the FL” sport11l~flrown college, Friday I at Masonic Temple. Bridgepbrt. Willi Wesley N.eiltib10c§. fine of. the pgggr letors otqh Hotel 0 wall: i11- d to go tot1h fidrtio‘r‘d todhy". but a very heavy cold prevented. and has nearly laid him up. There were many expressions oh‘egret that he was an- able to go. as be is always the life of a party. _ The pinochle tennis of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company and the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company will meet tomorrow evening in the quarters of the former company in liavlland street. This will be the sec. 0nd in the series of games to be played by 1.1.116» companies The East No 'walit My: new lead by two games. Home or the residents of ‘Brookside take exception to the item in yester- day' s Sentinel that thirty-three voters 1- were present at the division—consolida— tion meetin. in Brookside, Tuesday ' night, and 1111 in favor of' town con- aolidation. It is claimed that there. Were'only sixteen legal voters in st- t‘e'ndan‘ee. ”several boys of1 tender. years not being counted in the gathering. The meeting was not entirely representa- tlve of the sentiment of the place. «civil A?" '"l. Norwalk. will I“hold, ' the Jones tvuotc meat 1.0. O l"...l11f a session this aven- lug. lire. Waytd A. Raymond Ia auiferliig from an attack of the grip at her home In Clay street. Iiroreti bulkier. of South Norwalk. has been elected a member of we Aut ornobile Club of Bridgeport. Josiah 0 Gregory. of Norwalk. was In New York yeste y on business for I“ COED”!!- II. II. Decidu- hds the who-m to paint .lohn Britto'a house Pi e street. and Captain David Decker's ouse. Lil-I Beflha Starr. at Dunbary. is ' spending few days the guest of Miss Grace M. lEeymour, of West street Mr. and Mrs. Henry h‘roe i will celo~ brute their alivor wedding Thursday evening. February 20. In Arion liall. Mrs. 'I‘. It. ’l‘1l ler is entertaining the Matinee Whlst lab. at the Cholwell ihome. In High street. Norwalk. today Colonel (leorge. D. Russell. one of the proprietms of the Hotel Norwalk is;t spending a few days in New i'o1k c l-l’ Preparations are being made for an entertainment to be held at the Gran- bury chapel. Monday evening, Febru- ary 23rd. E. W. lngraham. 'a traveling man from Boston has been the eat of ale brother Dwight D. ingraha .cf South Norwalk. ' Charles L. Barker, of the Norwalk Launch Company. has Just issued a new catalogue of Norwalk gasoline en- gines and launches. The Graham Ernst Cigar Company has filed a notice with the secretary of state of increase of its capital stock from $12 000 to $13. 500. District Deputy D. Burr Beach and a few of his officers will dnve to New Canaan this evening and install the new officers of the encampment of that place. The South Norwallt Film Club will hold its annual banquet tomorrow night at the headquarters in the club- house. on the Washington street bridge. ”Dr M. S. Roses. Eye and Ear SDe claim from Biidg port. removed his allies from the Ma ackemo Hotel to 52 North Main St. 80. Norwalk. where he can be consulted on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays from 1 o 'ciock to i p. :11. only. "PM Senior St. Mary's 'l‘. A. 13. (3a- dets are preparing to very shortly give a play. At a meeting held Tuesday evening. parts were assigned to the different cadets. A social dance will be held in Wash- ington Hall. Craubury. Thursday even- ing. February 12th. E S. Taylor is the committee haying charge of the aliair. Shepard' s orchestra will furnish music Attorney John Keogh has been re tained by‘ S. Levy in Company. the large New York manufacturers. to rep- resent them in their suit for $500 againstM‘A. Israel. the Washington street inilllner. Eddla'Michael.‘ apprentice in Henry Froeb's North Main street barber shop. who has been a rabbit fancier for some time. has disposed of his stock and has secured 1a number of pigeons in their stead. which he intends to propagate. Star of commute Circle. Companions ‘ of the. Forest, will meet tonight in Red Men's ball. Washington street. and in- stall their newly elected ofiicers. The circle will also hold its first roll call. After the meeting ice cream and cake will be served. . The case of Michael J. Barrett. charged with selling intoxicauts on Sunday night last. will occupy the at- tention of the Norwaik court Friday afternoon,-at 2 o‘clock. Barrett cou- ducts a saloon in the “long building." in Water street. Norwalk. The suit of Contractor John Fanzll- ll, of South Norwalk. against William McCann. of Port Chester. ior 81.005. for work done on two cellars. was set- tled Tuesday in Port Chester. by at- torney John J. Cuneo. who appeared for Mr. Fanailli. Representative 0.. A. Hoffman. of Danbury. presented a resolution in’thp. House. Hartford. today. providing that the laws regarding fencing In of steam railroad tracks. shall apply equally to street railroads. It was referred to committee on railroads. One of the peculiar features of the winter: weather. that has ‘struck 'Nor- walk, this season; was last night‘s thunder storm. accompanied by plenty of lightning. Superstitions people say , that lightning In winter means war in summer.- Last nl ht's thunder storm began shortly be ore 7 o'clock and . lasted for some time. Trousers Made ‘To 0 tier. ' 11111 no 1111 hare’fieigfisatefl‘ddrt of mundane in' my ability as a repairer of Jewelry. I assure you that you wiil'etpqisace the slits» tooling of candied“ after you have given me any ociyou'r fine work to do. ' Richard Noack. Ti"mulil. I r341. 30 NORTH MAIN CT. 1.3”} "1“ cu". ‘. Special tiISpl‘au and $810 oi polices silks. ‘ti': of contrasting color. The display is worth a spccia special pongees by the yard. “11111151111111 pougcc, inches 23 widc. 50 CENTS YD. Sinuutung‘lmngcc. 2(1 and 36 inclics widc, . . $1 AND $1.25 YD. as much pleasure in finding as the THREE FIRIMEN DEAD. MILWAUKEE. Feb. 6.--James Fol- cy, Andrew Whiten and Edward Ho» gun. of the Milwaukee fire department, are dead and other firemen are in a critical condition as a result of inhal- ing fumes at 11 fire at Schwab Steel ‘, a Company' a plant Tuesday night. Cap- taln Lancaster. of engine company No. 3. is also prostrated and said to be in a dying condit HUDSON. ‘hh 5. Feb. 6.——During a tire which destroyed the parish hall of St. Michael‘s church here last night. two firemen Vere killed by falling walls and four others seriously injur- ed. THE EASY PILL. DeWItt' s Little. Early Rlsms do not gripe nor weaken the system. They cure biliousneas iaundice. constipa- tion and inactive livers, by arousing gently, yet effectually. and giving such tone and strength to the glands of the stomach. Iivar and bowels that the cause of the trouble is removed entire- ly. These famous little pills exert a decided tonic effect upon the organs involve and if their use is continued for a is days there will be no return of the trouble. Cliftprdxl’harmacyp " 'aAiLsoap. moire o wanes. SAN FRANCISCO. b. 5.-Tbe Cal iiornla Northwestern Railroad Com- pany has granted an Increase of 10 per cent. to all of Its engineers. conducr tors. ‘iiremen and ‘hrakemen. 111 111111 Bluefish, Large Eels, Salmon. Frost- fish. F'lathih. Hullet. Corinna Carp. Smelta. Pike. Fickersl. Weahfiah. Fresh Halibut Fresh Mackerel. Steak arena Cod. Haddock. Opened Round Clams and Oysters 25c qt. ll durer'kialls of Fish selling at very r a- sonable prices ibei’eoole 5 Fish and _ Custer Market “AI-‘1' success “a atréithn-idae. Pasta End oi Washington 11W - WP'IIONE‘II-I.‘ » "Q'F-q- ‘is run e,,l..i “is 1“}:43.‘ 3.1»... Riptide-Hm” incisions. 'Mm FIIIO otaaao‘aaai .0 m “091011 tl§ gums L M aaa - a so)“ dfilpofl:ofin“& Pongee is to be. so the fashion leaders say. a favorite silk for this spring and summer. Its rich neutral color and soft weave give it much beauty. it lends itself easily to beautifying by the use To show how rich its Niccl is. we've had made 11p 5111110 rnbcs which arc now displayed in a Main strcci window. 'l‘hcsc arc scmi~ iinishcd '. can be titled quickly to your 111casurc by your drossuiakcr. i’riccs oi the patterns arc $1610 $25 In conjunction with this display we place on sa}e today some Much rummage yet it you’ll but come and look for it. Almost 1 THE 111111111111 111111 600113 COMPANY. Bridgeport. the secretions. moving the bowels my..." ,7 memberspr hp. .1‘i. i visit. “ Plain. rich 24-inch pougcc, 69 CTS. YD. l’C111b1'oidcrcd winger, dotted in self color and in contrast. $1.25 YD. re is profit in buying it. Kim. CANDY ount'l' m4 andlt It‘ use h?- 11.133334 Melitta?) careers table. rite (12:; tear nadw.“ KEEP lilliil Lillflil” illEII STATE POMOLOGICAI. SOCIETY. -—-—_ for Apples and Peaches. HARTFORD; Feb. 5;--'I‘he. twelfth annual meeting of the Connecticut Po mological Society opened at Unity Hall here yesterday. President Nor man 8 Matt. of New Haven. presided. In spite of the unpleasant weather the attendance was good In his annual address President Plait said that the past season had been a very good one. especially in ap- ples and peaches. The crop of peach- es was particularly large and the sup- ply for the last two weeks was rather too abundant for themarket‘s within reach. even with iced cars which ' e used considerably for the first it last season. The outlook for peaches in Connecticut the coming season is very poor. A sudden drop id tempera turn on December 9 to iiity or more degrees below freeaing. left anlv :1 incl! properties of the blossom hulls; alive. President Platt said he wished the Connecticut growers had an edtab llshed irult excllnge that would take grade and label inch fruits as apples and and In Europe or in other parts 'of this country a paying market for their surplus. .‘The necessity r such an arrangement he said, was‘ continually, increasing. H. c. c. Mills. oilinrbrd.‘ the secre- tary. reported the organization to be In a good condition with much inter- est manifested by its members, but he urged all hilt dealers to Join and assist the work with their moderate The report of the treasurer, It: A. floors- of KW“. showed there» 'ceiptaforthe yeartohavebeenm 9101.40, was none ma lathe ramweww vane 1g“ “ Peat season has been Especially Good 1 3 means a “adoptive Is a Tremendous Success. Surpasses for any Prev the day a Busy One. 5‘ Department Kept Complete by daily. lnvolcosTrbm Our Other Stores. . O L‘ to this sale since we came to South Norwalk. Eveui snide i115. .. stoic has been substaisamiun hotel in prices and so ties the strain upon each dependent that we are 101111111111 dr 1 mod $albw Every Hour Ila Stock in Every l ‘3 4 ‘A in '0 13'1“” FillLL REDUOTION Toclose out balance of our . rsmmn Ha rs anon m VENTOR r is our aim. To thla end the prices are mercilessly cut in haIfL-some less than ' half. Three months yet to wear them. Take advantage of this offer. The quality of our goods is too well known to need description. Reduced prices range from 98c to 86. 00. M. F. ACKERMAN 81 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. Connected with large Bridgeport es- tabllshmsut. ’ CALIFORNIA STORM OVER.» 1 SAN‘TRANCISCO, Colin, Feb. 5—- The storm is over for the most part. al- though there were rains in some of the southern counties yesterday. 'l‘h‘ere is a’ great'deai‘ of snow on the foot hills and mountains in every part or the state, but the melting is very gradual. It is as yet too soon to say whether the citrus crop has been injured by he frost. The orchardlsts have us- ing smudge tires treely as a means of protection. The rain extended as far south as San Diego and San Bernantlt a?“ and the irrigation reservoirs are 11g. . ._ MR. SCHWAB AT CANNEO LONDON. m. 5.-'i‘here is no truth its the report circulated in the United States that Charles M. Schwah had ar- rived at St Petersburg. Mr. Schwab reached Cannes Tuesday on the hide aria bad Ia expected to remain In the Mediterranean most of the month of FOOD FOR '2A YDAR. “a“..‘IQIOIOlli.l.'....3°°lh' Milk........'.............uo Buttonm................Iool mace-oooaooooaoooaoOwa’7 dot. asa030oOIlslIo|asm1us Vegetables 'l‘hiarepreautaafa‘hratioaforoné ' mforodgffit s11 sonic we eat and :t ‘ 1'.” , and .yet W thinner. Olsen 3 Shoe Stor $| 95 LadiEs’ put imiliti Men’s pat leather. ' Ladies tine ltitlsr GOODYEAR WELTS. Men's vic'i kid. Men's wax calf. Ladies’ heavy iiif Women' s heavv sole vici kid bals. abSl ‘9 Women’s light sole vici kid bais. stabSIIZS 3911 -~ -.._ _.---M. -9 .- Ladies' tan and black shoes and oxiords t 0., -.- -..._...,. Interesting Ne 3. About Dining tram Fri n. : the prices are marked low and within the reach of all.m dent purchasers in Iinely polished and ornamental bles and Chslrs.1 821.00 Dining Table- .'..;-. V $40.00 Sideboard. . 438.00 .. 1335:1111 Sideboard .u..:_ts1'.oo fr "3111.00 Dining ripe '1 :30. oo Sideboard ..... - ..... "11.00 * 1111.011 mum ions. up. so sideboard ...... l . . 317. 50 , :16 00 Dining Table . .. ... 818. on Sideboard ...... r 15. oo :15 on Dining Table . . . 5 Oak Dining Chairs. Brace Arm Cane Seat. value £1.36. rad 1A .31. COLLINS '2 to ill North Main St... ‘zyiii - buy of a dealer in whom. - dawnv A". no -
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