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‘ Sampson". is In New Yuri: today, 011
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Th5 Iuainna Directory will 55 found
on Page 7 today.
ICA5T
lj‘or garb”: Ilium illiiyfl Gener-al
l.v lair tonight and Sunday; slightly
c older. ‘ A5 fires of high pressure proh
vails ovel' al'most the entire country
Ihls mornir‘fgm it has caused a decid-
crl fall in persture in the western
~ Ilrnd I‘thwe5tern sections. the lowest
5°11 being forty below here at
Mincdilsa. Canada This extreme
temperature will not reach as far south
as this vicinity. There Is a slight dis-
”Allah”: in the eg‘f‘rlf‘rltahia 1morning
w no I I ran in the
lower mil“ 1 Valley and heavy
Iain at New rleans, the amount
reported from the station be-
.ing 3. 2iuches. This disturbance will
pI'lfi'obs pass so far soth of this vl-
chnin at the precipitation if any will
be light.
Mrs. Nellie Foley, of Hartford. is
visiting Mrs. Mary McMahon, ‘of Bay-
view hvenue.
windies' Umbrellas. O’Brien.
Mrs. Gilbert Smith, of Bulwlon. ls. l.
is Ihe guest. of Mrs. S. '1. Mills Wash-
lumen street.
Warren W. Hiidltch returned to New
llaven today. after spending uneoln' 5
birthday with friends in The NorVIalks.
—R's'mn’t Sale 55:: going on at M.
S Smith S 0035 new store
Postmaster Tayldr and family, of
Goorgetovin. were the guests of Mrs.
Fannie Taylor Norwalk on Sunday.
Mrs. Funk Girard and daughter
Miss Lillian. of Saybrook’.1.. 1.. are
Ihe guests of Mrs. H C. Girard Wash
in’xt'on h’t‘I-e‘ét.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
A Solution Amny iassie was in town
on Monday,so soliciting funds for the
maintenance of the South Nor-walk
crn‘pserilton Correspondent Ridge
field Pressh
There will be services tomorrow at
7: 30 p In. 1:: the German language fer
lAItherans at the chapel in Main
street. :R'e'v. Karl Gritzmann of
Stamford will preach.
—Tenderioins at Schaub's Mitt
Miss Estelbwa Rhoades, of Easton.
Penn, and RIB student 'at the New York
College of uule. is spending a week
with Miss Lillian Curie at her home
in Grand street. Norwalk. .
William Lawrence. othIntard ave-
nue. who recently resigned'his' posi-
tion as engineer at C S. Trowbrldge
& Co.’ s box fawctory has taken a posi-
tion with Martin: Bates. Jr.. & Co.
~Bé/st cuts bf‘lfbrk Shop: or Roast
Pork We 51 H5yds'. ~ ..
5:st TO ONE
Sometimes the weight goes
up so: ~’way when takii‘r’g
Scott‘ s Emulsion. Seven
pounds of new. healthy flesh
from a one pound bottle of
Scott s Emulsion Is on record.
Scott's Emulsion brings
everything to its did; good
a petite,Strong digesticm, rich
ood, new body strength and
above all the power to get all
the good out of ordinary food.
For those who are in need
of more flesh there Is nothing”
better. Thin folks—try it!
Weill send you's little to try. if you like.
SCOTT 8: 30m. «Pearl attest, New Yul
mun Ar 5,-3.4- “‘5. wwkat wa-b‘n
Erin llfifiiiliii’i’t.
500
only, Rib Roast 10¢,
Corn-fed stool;
to 16c it; Poirigrhoglse Steak, 185;,
lb.; Sirloin Steak, lilo 18515305116
Steak 145 lb
Shodlder S
Steal; 1
15535:; ,
Top Sound 16 0 lb.:
ital, }l)c lb; "Chopped
lb: Fresh or Corned Plate
Incas: sessions; 8111
file lb; Boneless
III sonrnw sum con. usvrussp‘ Million
mm. scorn nonwgm
x ,1 .
r55! hello in Usionvillo. if! lilnaas.
,, Will‘shdld Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
gas:
l
J E. Carl, of the 0. N. XoKlbblli
thinnest. .
whatnISoft Hats. O Brian.
A. H. Merrill. of WoodWard uvcuuo.
h spending the day in New York. on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Har'siiom. of
the Folly. 5ch been spending a few
days In New Yprlr city.
--I\ll kinds Rollin Is now on sale at
111.8. Smith & Co.’ I: at out prices
M158: .1‘ Everitt; 'of‘ Rochester. Is
the guest or MI and' Mrs. Louis 11
Sconeld. of Maple street. .
Imii‘. W. Perry. 1:: Berkley street,
Thomas R. Lees. in Westport.
Fewer Gallons; Wears hunger.
”'i‘he‘ 'SlOCkholdel‘S of the l’icrsorr
manufacturing Company will hold ll
cetiug next Friday .cvening.
Mrs. William A. Vogel. of New York.
was the guest yesterday, of Mr. and
Mrs. William Belts. of Spriugwood ava-
nri‘e.
r—(lruund Bone and Oyster Shells
for Chickens Schaub's Mkt.
The Glrls‘ FIliiIIdiy Society of Trin-
ity Church: will hold a valentine social
this evening, in the basement of the
church.
'John W. Curnow, Town Clerk Her—
bert IR. Smith’s assistant, returned to
his duties at the allies yesterday. after
a two. weeks' siege of the grip.
Benjamin Mosher. of'Nfirwaik has
left the ranks of the Metropolitan 1 lie
Insurance Company. and has gone to
Peughlteepsle. N. Y. and taken a posi-
tion in the omce of a large lumber
flI'.m
~Tho Supreme Court 10c Cigar.
William F. Ranch, of Norwaik. is
finite ill of appendicitis, the same di-
lease by which he was adiicted some
months ago. He was taken suddenly
ill again with the disease, Tuesday
night.
Clinton Allen. of Norwalk, who is
in the Philippines, writes to friends
under date of December 26th that he is
In :1 flourishing condition. Just then
the Christmas festivities were in full
swing.
~—Mr's Moeller, costumer, has a new
and elegant stock of mssuuerade cos-
fumes wigs. bears and everything per
taining to the business. Anything can
be ordeIed at ‘24 hours notice. 1911
Washington street bridge.
The party of Danbury athletes who
took part in the athletic mm of Corr:-
pany D at the armory. last evening
spent the night at the Hotel Norwalk.
returning home on the earl) train this
morning. .
Theremill be a parish social held in
the Sunday Schoul room of Trinity
Church. Tuesday evening, February
11th. A line program has been ar-
ranged and a most enloyablc time is
anticipated.
' L—Relnember Hungarian Ball, Arlen
Hall Monday night Tickets 25c
The Cierks' Union was to have met
Thursday evening to elect officers for
the next six months, but as there was
not a quorum present the election lied
to be postponed until the next meeting,
twp weekurllilel‘. .
Miss Flora Belle Sherwood, of West-
pdrt. and ' Miss Maude illn‘glehart
Wolfe. unscher in physical culture in
the Norwalk schools were among the
guests at the Seaside 0th reception in
Bridgeport, Friday night.
—Men's & Boys Winter Caps. O Brien.
Work on Rev. Dr. William Rains-
lord‘s handsome new residence or:
West Mountain. Ridgefield is progress-
I_ug very nicely. and it is expected 1h:
building will be completed and ready
or occupancy eaIiy in the spring.
A delegation of about twenty- -iivc
members ol; the Arion Singing Society
will go to Bridgeport. tomorrow even-
ing and attend a "fool's meeting" of
the society, in that place. The local
members will go over on the 7: 10 train.
-—Fresh Candy always to be had 111
10c lb. M.b SSmith & Co.
The Mean Bihle class ,ol the Fiist
Methodist Oh will ctmuldcr at their
meeting tomorrow. the 'queinon “How
Far Am I My Brothers! KEcpcI?" All
"uen not otherwise engaged are invited.
The session holds from 12 to 1 o cloek.
The Nerwnlk friends of Charles J:
Barrett prcsldent of the Danbury Hat
Finishers' Association. who has been
seriously ill will be pleased to learn
that he is able 5: take a short walk
reach day. and expects to return to bus
iness in a short time
Fewer Callous“ Wears longer
Palestine Castle 2. A. 0.11. of
if. C. will confer t round Isble :de
me on two candidates at their regu-
lar meeting on Monday night. All mem-
here are 111‘”de he pm». \Good
work is being perfofined by the degree
team: and all mnhiben should turn
out and assist them.
1.
sorted by volunhry cailtrlbiitien will
Ufall a liberal quantitiof 155i Dong-l
15$ 1 Mirtiaea Pure Paints whenever
they psiirt.
Note: Hove done an twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of minimum.
ions; painted nearly two ml ion hens
imddfilguarfintee to re
sweeten: ,‘flhe Wntlw
:55: '51 WW
‘ mtg?” dbdton tire “p515: menu in
“minute”. Actual cost th
£115!ch {cm “’1me
.South Nom-lk; Hubbell t Stir
fen Hdwe Co. No MW. 8 dyer
5'“; We'd tpbr’t; roe.
'l
55'" the you.“ sort of confidence in
EVERY CHURQH or mutation pup~ ,
about 'fl,_
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munmfiiw “grumpy. I
ire-5m: WI.
93355515 : __ 515555de
filed"! ”purines-5m»
:1"
' 5 56'3”
Irage for spring (ind summer. Some of the profiles? and richest
patterns the store has ever shown.
made up in novel fashion with the
largebuttons.
broidcry adds beauty to many.
Prices are $1.25 to $6.75; your
worth a-fiith more.
Secorr II
New HesieIII.
First of tho spring hosiery for
womcrr is hcrc and well worth
(Inc's while to come and sec.
Ping pong stockings in plain
and drop-stitch weave lIavc silk-
cmbroidcrcd aIIklc. Tasteful pat-
llluck and white are loud
50c
Sonic black cotton stockings
lCl'llS.
lug colors.
lInvc prctty puttcrns embroidered
rill thc arrklc. 25c.
'11ch aisle. front.
New Belts.
.\ch:Il glrdlcs arc coming for-
ward In claim a share of favor
with tho lit-its of silk that have
for; sourciimc had things their
own way. 'l‘bcy'rc rich too; oxi-
lizcd and cut steel in handsome
paticrus soIIIcIiIIIcs finished with
$1.25 to $3.25.
'l'lIc stoic front is the foalurc
clmiu Iasscls.
of ihc Ircw silk and pcnu dc soic
Eula-season was: spun.
White Willa. the waists that are counted 55an to be the
Fine imported vestings and marks": and crisp \w'hlte lawn are
Turks are much used; sometimes in clusters both
back and front. sometimes running only to shoulder in front. Em-
;ll'I)lll IlIc stoic cud and IlIc bclis
ii ['0
inIclIcrl in while.
and at less-tha‘n—up‘uga‘l prices.
5 "I
new stole collar. full sleeves and
I
own eyes will tell that each is
floor.
dccor‘aicd will: buttons of
pcurl and cm stccl. Some are
50c to $1.50.
_ Right aisle, front.
MORE MUSIC AT 15 CTS.
Another loI of Ircw and popular
music at Ilrc pI'icc Ilrai mndc mus-
ic scll last \rcck us iI ucvcr sold
before.
Why Did We Drift Apart
When Kate and 1 Were Coming
Thro' the Rye
Dance of the Song Birds
The Roscdulo Three-Step
AI Sunset Waltzes
Under the American Eaglc‘March.
POSTSCRIPT.
'l‘lrc Harry You 'l‘ilzcr dance
folio cotriuining 40 of Ilrc lalcs‘l
song's. arranged for ilrc piano, irr-
cluding:
“In tho Swooti'llyo-IIIId-liyo"
“Please Let Mc Slccp"
”Eva" '
“1 Want to be an Actor Lady"
“l‘ll be There, Mary Dear"
“Mansion of Aching llcurts"
42 CENTS.
()ithI rich Insecls depend
THE 110
bclfs.
RY GOODS COMPANY,
Bridgeport.
Third door.
WLAND
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AII curly uop~tlre small boys llrst
lIulr- c.ui
BAflNEJ
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moist-prop!
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mamaoum sonar 1555.555
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8UlT FORSSKJOO DAMAGES.
Ansonia Drug Co. Charged With Rs-
sponslbllify .5f Walsh's Death.
NEW HAVEN. Fob. its—Judge Rob-
inson. in the. superior court. began yes-
Icrday a bearing of the sult of Thom
u'a Walsh of Armenia. against the Bris-
iol Drug Company of the: city. for
damages of 55 000 on account of tho.
death of Dennis 11. Walsh of Se)-
moor.
Thomas Walsh is n‘dminlslranI of
the estate of hills Walsh. who was
formerly cmplo d by the Bristol Drug
00..“ and he dilegeu in his coulplalutt
"that the death of the young man aria
due to the inhalation of the fumes or
citric acid.
A carboy of the acid In said to have
.Walsh was transferring it to the cob
furl of the Ansoaia establishment. and
acialin‘ed that in cleaning up the
Ir of th cellar afterward. the young
man was sully wigglsoued by the gas
rising fromlhe
MYSTSRIQLlS CIRCUMSTANCES
..0ne m pale 51:5 15! w and the
other fresh and rosy. whence the dif-
ference? She who is blushing with
5555:: um Dr. King's thiamine Plus
to maintain it. By gently arousing the
tie- and head of! constitution.
than Only 250. at F 11 Baxter'rsy.
druggist. ----
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nun-I tuned LONG Jousssv.
Nilw YORK 51:5:- 11~noaur has
Iii toil“: terrains:- Ybr yarn": lath
lines” of Inseam.- They'- ealne to
New York a few days ago both “with
consumption 11555551113" Is: nadir-Is
that ”I! might die in. the home of
Tidy 'W In» «in to
urney and were“ you
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cats aide by side. t“Dark“ died last
netlre
Waldrorrrwl
AI. Plus
for the ate of Thursday. February 19.
of excellence for
dramas.
su‘c‘cessful t ere was not a single play
with the word "at" as a starter for thc
title but At Piney Ridge had not been
a sour-Ion on tho pond.,whenm “Ate" by
fer.
so of course all that was necessary was
to call a play AI" and It was sure to
make a go of it.
first and only as merit is concerned
is still making fissure and Successful
of prosperity. The pre'se‘n
and equipment ranks well with any of
just as well as ever.
has ms they compel pod: digs; .
David l-li
attest it I 1555159. .
Ridge at lioyI'i Theatre.
This standard play has set the mark
motion (1 arecte:
Dior-e til 5 5155 pro: need so
mas esosora WALDRON. “
the dozens bobbed up from every quar-
lt was a new style of naming and
Well perhaps and
perhaps not so much—anyhow. the
cars more
company
way with promise of many
.3
Mr. Higgins‘ past companies and the
principals pluy Jack Row and Cindy
VINCENT LECT.UIIES I
The next number in the Teachers
Lecture Course will be givcrl on Wed-
nesday evening, Fobr-uarv 18. Mr. boon
H Vincent will lecturemn “American
Humorists" Those who heard this
graceful speaker last year know that
a most onicrtainlrrg and insIIuctive
address will be given Mr Vincent
makes most thorough studios of his
cubject and knolvs how to present them
very uttractl: cly. His style puts both
speaker and audience at ease and se-
curcs a sympathetic and appreciative
mood. He is a clear. forceful speak—
or. often illustrating in his own speech
oratory.
On March 4. Mr. Vincent will speak
on Ilrc subject of "AmericanOratory."
lie will rise such men in Webster and
Crilhoun to illustrate the points to bc
made. and this address will again show
Mr. Vincent's felicitous style.
Op MaIch 31. Dr. William .l. bong.
of Stamford. the interesting writer on
the life of the wild creatures of wood
and wilderness. will speak on “Ways
of Wood Folk." Tickets for these
three lectures may be secured for sev-
enty-five cents. while single admission
costs thirty-five cents;
.—
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR COUNT
VON CUA DT.
BERLIN. Feb.14.—-Count Von
Quadt the secretary of the German
ombassv at Washington will be granted
leave of absence and the government
here having taken into cognisance ad
torso statements circulating in the
United States and anticipating that
his leave may be misinterpreted in
forms the Associated Press that it is
in no sense a disavowal of Count Von
Quadt's action in the Venezuelan mat-
ter. His leave is granted in the or-
dinary course of his service.
A NIGHT ALARM.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the brassy cough of cloup which
sounds like the children' s dcntlrr rkhoil
is done quickly Foley's Honey and
and quickly crime the worst forms of
croup. Mrs P. L Cordior "of Manning-
fon. Ky” writes: "My three your old
doctor said she could not li\o.
first dost: gave quick relief and saved
her life" Refuse substitutes Sold III
Plaisted 3 drug store. "
57151501515 FARMER musessso
MONTREAL, Feb 114% body 0
or of the village and we
55:45 i'.
No wonder: I‘Iéss.
counts Willi. tut 555: Norwalk
ublic.
a—J—a—r—
the 6;
They will find you out at last.
givers; than: a In'rftn isd‘fooled.
Mno er 5 ep :1 c;
flythe leRigdyt
skeptic.
Because it falls to keep Its pr utilises
reward. .
“W cure il'in sir:-1:lib._ “ .
nasty»: proof or no: at noon:
momma: Iiropf for East Nor
walk people. ~
Here‘ s 5' case of it.
Mr: Willil'niii‘. Irma»:
5 with 3:151
“Wim “flaw HAZEL 'AfiVE:
LIMIIemmm :11
mm
nightpnd within half 551555: his cou- .
illeavl
,
‘ 01 Boss Goods Linens, iilsli lion, indies 111 linghiill. “
‘ their rear values. leaving them until the vein
the elements of American humor and .
and it means death unless something
'l‘aI' never fails to give instant relief
girl had a severe case of mono: the
l Izoi
a bottle of h‘olcy' :1 Honey and Tar the
Antoine Seguln a Wealthy farmer of
St Eustache near Montreal. has been
found in 1:1: barn with a terrible gun-
shot wound in" the face. The murder-
ed mad was for. thirty- four ears may-
en of the
county. There is no clue to the mur-
‘ I h l l .
East Norwal'k Endorsement Is What
You can’t fool the public all the
“in makes the
Dean's Kidney Pills h: 'iirg renewed 4 -
III-56 O'sbornc
“551mm Norwailr. fireman at Roth
W... midi . < “f5 as" an old
new
it arose from some derangemeht of the
~ sndthe sedi~
one} left no
South Norwalk 5 Great Dry Coeds Rouse.
.,
‘»‘ AIL.
In: 01:11:: Iron:
Stil Left
111’..-
,1
We are taking inventors and or“: do
not relish the idea (If measuring the mailing
erabie short lengths ii: the above goodsso
have marked them your low. regardless or "
1
last before adding to our stock taking sheet
Come in ladies. if there rs and remodel 3
lion want has it in save moneu' You.
will wait a lone while for another chance to ~-
pa‘u so little moneu or it
J A. Hui:
A..-”
A SHOE SALE
Ladies 33 O6 SFheIa‘S at SI. 9
A SHOE SALE \or 10235533. .00 WELT shots .1
{J .
With the best of goods we qr‘oe yea your pick of any! ‘
on the tables at these prices. Pat Colt. non cracfiablc: a“ f ;
leather. Via Kid sort. fin": and comfortable. Box Cal} {’0’
spring and wet weather ,, ‘
Olsen’s Shoe Store '
0 .
i
Interesting Ne" m For Everybody
fibouf Dining’ Room Furnffm'fi...
if you mariel at what we offer mm c s a greater surprise in the goods End
the prices are marked low and within the reach of all. A picking for pro.
purchasers in finely polished and ornamental Sideboards Dining Tn: "
dent
bios and Chairs.
$40. 00 SidcboaId .......... 8.16m: $"I. on Dining Tlhlo
535. on Sideboard .......... 55:: do '51:: on Dining Tabla ..... mus
. $30. 00 Sideboard .......... $25. 00 :Is 00 Dining more ........
s to or: Sideboard .......... $17.50 5:1..00 Dining Table ........
$18.00 Sideboard .......... $15.00 5] ":.00 Dining Table ...... . .31 SO
more Noni: luau: Sr.
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If your coal is getting low oi the bin. p5
page. Might as, well enjoy yourself fetch : m
winter. Our coal is running good—400R: 1:
"and clean. and will throw out heat to the last: Ypu‘
Wthcf .~'»
buy of us with confidence that you re £5;
One ton of it produces 2,505 lbs. of satisfaction ,,
Drop in tomorrow with your order-war «151:1:an ' '
’ BETTER THAN COLD. '
"1 was troubled for several years
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
nobility" writes SJ Loreen, of Lao-
caster-N 11:: ."Ne remedy helped me
unit: 1 I'm: using Eledlric Bitters. :
which dill m5 mortgood am a... the
medicines lever use! They 55w: also
kept- my wife In excellent iléslth Int
8115 says mm Bitters are
ms: remain 52555155; that
d tonic and insight-aber-
run down worsen No other .
”55mm “551565 tin" imagine:
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acts like too
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may lungs or 5
rat:
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