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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwaik hand vicinity: it‘air and
warmer tonih Wednesda3. In-
creasing cloud ness and warmer. with
light snow In afternoon or night. ThrI
area of high pressure that was In the
Lake region yesterday morning, has
moved eastward and Is new central
nIer Northern New England. It has
produced very low temperatures In the
eastern sections. N hileld Vt., ro
ports 32 below zero Albany. N. Y. "0
below, New Haven was six below. The
disturbance that was in Montana yes-
terday morning. is now central In the
ripper Mississippi Valley Conditions
favor for this vicinity pleasant weath-
or, with slowly rising temperature.
A son was born yesterday to Mr and
Mrs. John Butler, of Spring Hill. Nor-
walk.
A battalion drill of Companics li‘ and
I) will be held this evening, at the
Norwalk armory.
’Ihe l’ainters‘ Union will meet at
Knights of Pythias Hall. Washington
street. Wednesday night, January 20
The members of the Holy Name So-
ciety of St Mar3' a Church will receivr,
communion In a body, at the church.
Sunday morning.
The annual ball of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company, of Norwalk. will be
held at LecI'keood a Hall, Friday cIen
lug, January 29th.
As long as you must wear shoes. why
not Wear the sort that lit your foot.
your purse. and your idea of attract-
iveness. Glover's the place.
The Company D basketball team will
try conclusion with the South Norwalk
t‘iub team at the armory, tomorrow
cIcnlng, after the company drill
A regular meeting of the Board of
School Visitors of the Town of Not-
walk will he held this evening at the.
assessors' room, in the town nascmbl3
hall building.
Aregular meeting of Norwalk Aerie
of Eagles will he held this evening. at
the present quarters of the lodge In
Water strett. The. lodge will soon de-
ride on a permanl'ut meeting,place.
The Commercial Record gives. the
real estate atrmtnary for Norwalk, last
week as being iivs sales. with mort-
agee of 87. 700. For the second seek in’
January last year there were live sales
with mortages at $1.592.
A meeting of the Ladies“ Association
of the South Nor alk Baptist (‘hurch
will he held tomo row at 3 p. m. The
meeting will take thd form of a praise
service and Mrs. “Carpenter will be the
lcadct.
’l‘he Net’walk (‘luii entertainment
committee has completcd tire arrange-
ments for the smoker which will be
hIIlrI this evening. at the club. fOr mem-
bers and notorcsident gentleman
guests John F Dillon the l-wcil known
humorist will be one of the entertain-
one i. it). Triplet will giIe violin
selections and Frank Nash will sing.
II). R. Manvilie will preside at the
plane. A luncheon will be served.
The New England Food Company is
now busily engaged iti putting an en-
III'IIII new food on the market which
food experts claim to be the most pal-
atablc of all the cooked cereal foods
which they haIc tried. It is crisp.
without being hard to masticate; .r is
a delicious and nutritious food and
will retail at the. popular price of ten
cents per package. A practical dem-
onstration of this food will be given
in some of the leading stores of both
Smith Norwalk and Norwalk. com-
mencing on Wednesday. It will give
everyone an opportunity to try the
food before purchasing.
D. W. Benjamin. W. M. Scott, Hart-
ford H. M. Joel, E. G. Thompson. J. W.
Smith, F. A. Weed, J. W. Rutherford.
\V. B_ Charles. W. R. Stiles. G. W
Stagg. W. H. Moore. J. A. Berger, Wil-
liam Robinson. C. E. Harris. Bert Ryer
E. L. Bliss, New York: John Carroll.
T. H. Mahon. New Haven: E. Sims.
Louisville. Ky.:
ton; R. Havena. Albany; W,‘J. Grass-
man. Syracuse; G. J. \Voolaton. Brook-
iyn: A. I". Strayer. San Francisco COL,
IIcrII thg tibial Filmed arrivals, )‘I‘x-
terday.
I -!'¥L_': one... ..
Public Market
foero:
Heart Pork ............... Ito lb.
small Fresh Cal. Hams, ...... Ibo lb.
Small Fl'oab llama, .146 lb.
Prime Rib M”. ............ . 14o lb
Choice Nun's Dt’olood Fowl, .. Ibo lb.
Momma name's, ... ......... is: lb.
Frankfurter Sausage. ........ 10o lb.
—-|TlAKb-
Shoulder, . . ..... . .......... 10c lb.
Round, . ..... . ........ . ...... 14c lb.
Sirloin ..... . ...... . ..... .tlo III.I
Porter House, ........ ‘. . . . . .20: lb.
rustic Mafia
1! South Ilaia.cornar mum am».
Telephone Its-5.
R. C. Hawkins. 803- H
II' ‘ N ' " l
" It. ‘lou'b’i
'l'. A. B., will hold a nibeting tonight.
Alfred Dickerson. of West Norwalk,
metal.
tin; of Danbur!
home. to Southuport.
The Whatsoever Circle of Kings‘
Daughters will meet with Miss It‘Ior-
ence Benedict tonight.
The quality of the goods at The
Tea & Butter Co.. are of the big est
grade and the prices are very low.
ad.
Some illustrating itoma, picked from
the mill end lots appear in today' s ad.
of the Rowland Dry Gouda Company.
Read it.
Thomas hit-Garry has taken a posi-
tion as overseer at The Volf Hat Com.
parry' a factory, succeeding Moses Par-
dec liallock.
'lhe upholstery and furniture de-
partments at Road‘s are full of special
inducements for you at the present
time. See ad. .
Read Dr. Dick's ad. and see what
Wiliam Miller has to say of this medi-
cine as a cure for malaria and Its sc-
verai attending elements.
Fred B. Hail. the well-known Nor
walk pool expert. is now in has Vegas,
New Mexico astonishing the. natives
by his cleverness with the cue.
Andrew J. Hutchinson Mrs. George
F. Foote and son Iiartild. of South Nor-
walk. started for Florida yesterday. to
spend the balance of the winter.
Mrs. J. B. Morris. who with her two
children has been spending the holiday
vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Smith. of Merwin
street. has returned to her home in
East Orange.
All members of Sherman Council. No.
1342. R. A., who will visit Ponaasua
Council, No. 1,388. at Norwalk, tonight
are requested to meet at Whelpley &
Clark's cigar store in time to lake the
7:50 trolley car. All 1.105 members
are requested to attend.
The South Norwalk Club basketball
team and the Young Men's Christian
association's played a practice game.
Saturday evening at the cltib gymnar
slam, in Washington street. The new
ciatlon boys won handily by the score
of 19 to I. but. the game was Interesting
for all that
Deputy Sheriff F‘. B. (‘rofutt went to
Wilton. yesterday, and served on Town
(‘lcrk Chichcster papers In the suit
brought by by John Partition against
the town of Wilton. Mr. Paulson
highway to Wilton he fell down an em
bankment and onto a. railroad track
w here he remained unconscious until a
train ran over him, cutting off his
arm. The damages asked lot are
820,000
THIN PEOPLE
want to get fat and fattpeople
want to get thin—human
nature. if you are fat don’t
take Scott's Emulsion. It
will make you gain flesh. If
you are thin Scott's Emul-
sion is just what you need.
- it is one of the greatest
flesh producers known. Not
temporary gains but healthy.
solid flesh thatwill fill out
the body where it is needed.
There‘s nothing better than
Scott‘s Emulsion for weak-
ness and wasting.
We‘ll ‘und you a sample tree upon request.
SCOTQA QOIMENE, s99 Pearl ‘5an NmYp‘L
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FRESH FISH
This Is the week to eat Spanish
Mackerel. You can buy them for 10¢
a pound. _
Boa n Blue. 7c 1 .
\ Oct. , 'lcl .
Its eti‘éod. ‘ ' ac iii.
IlthtalIi b Ibs'for ' 21c
Salmon. whotb nah. me I.
Bistros and" White Fish, file i.
(Iorniau Carp. Blue Fish Weak Fish.
gaggut. Stewart, 1&4?wa Ismail.
Frill“! 1-3 ”Ip‘vy-wr
cm; Duchess.
ant and of Washington ltrott basis,
comm mm
Prices Still Lew.
Kerwin's Hams,
nus
Marvin‘s Half Hams. 18c
swarm. . . ~_
lumen. , are
[Young Mia, - 18c and “I!
‘3 lbs. Ohoiped Beef. 85¢
iShoiIldoc M 10c
Print Batter. . ”G
'Gronnd Bonn.
Ground Oyster Sheila.
5 All. WWII”?
«v- at ~~
..rtt in” 9%?“ after
Sarawa-
u emanate at
-_ 1"an III.
a
Is at. the Norwallr Hospital for treat-
The (liris' Friendly Society of Trim
Ity Church will hold a cooking lesson
. insight.
The Misses Magner. of North Tayv
lor avenue, are entertaining Miss Grif-
Mra. IIeiiry Avery. who has been in
Norwallr visiting friends. has returned
98‘
claims that while walking along a
“dump “bird .
don’t knbit’tho Mill Ebb Sale. Mlb are in doubt. who think it a
delusive afiait Tliete ate. it'd suppose. som’é such. Five er six
nears ago there was a lot but each sale held has reduced that
number .. H
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1
Wometi have seen and believed
Tbc strongest commendation given the Hill End Sale is
given bu customers Tileu salt it is better than ever and prove
their sauliitl bu lllblt bullind ' ‘ '
Some illustration items. picked ll'Olll the Hill End lots.
follow:
WASH GOODS.
Fiannolcttes. good patterns.‘
worth fol/fie. TAC-
Ginghams and secrsuckers. l hood. ““1“"
'worth Isl/3c to 25¢.
Mcrccrized waistings, wortha fi
35c to 50C. no, h S
ping. wort $4 and 5. So. so.
Gingham, worth Ioc. 6 / .t Waiata of “mud “we“ and
Flannelcttes. worth 8c. 5c., cheviot plain white. black or
LIMH-finflhed fancy aurtmg.‘ blue. or fancy effects. worth St.
I
i
3 .
i
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Jackets of black or cantor. ker l
lacy and black montagnac. satin
y style. worth Ste.
S6 75
Walkingoskirts. fancy mixtures
dished with stitching sud strap-
Vclvetccn'binding. 4 and 5 yds.
worth soc pc.. Ioc. pc.
Hose supporters. i 5. 18c
kinds. 5c. pr.
Machine oil. worth loc, 5c.
13.
ON THIRD FLOOR.
Tapestry pillow-slips with tas-
scls on each corner. arc.
Painted pillow-slips, floral pat-l
terns.
worth 19C. 6/4c. l 59c. 35c.
Sheeting prints. worth 5" , Silk waists. liked weaves andl Nottingham 1"“ curtains, over-
372% colors. but rumpled or (may be) 1°“ corded edge. now. do
soiled worth $5 and $6 $2.75 worth 82‘ to S3 pair. Sago an SI.
Potters linoleum. 12 inches
LININCIS. . 7"" lwideh‘beconds," worth 50c. 75c
i ' - y -. 33c.
Colored morecn. worth soc yd.., COTTON UNDERWEAR. Ifi.h.Poin‘ “,1thch 5c_
15c. 3' Short Skirts of fancy stri ed' Battcnbcrg cape-collar patterns.
Colored satccns, worth 25c yd..; flannel and daisyI-cloth Emmi L' c ‘ l i d25c.
toe. with radios and flounce. trimmed m n ray -c at ‘5' stamp: in
with scallops and lace. worth 59m
9C-- ‘5":
! Drama of fine nainaook cm-
1 bric or muslin. finished with ham!
Black pcrcalinc. worth 12%c
yd-
t
iN REAR BASEMENT.
FRONT BASEMENT. stitched tucks and embroidery or Kitchen limes ' with metal
. . Ilace, worth 69c, 50c. Mind and laaa fount, large
Outing fishnets, fancy good :.btirner etche chimney, 39c.
Night gowns of muslin and
cambric. wide and full length
patterns and colors. worth 9c yd.
‘ ' land'somely trimmed. worth St.
nworth 75c to $1.25.
see.
CNSl’l toweling. brown, a" “n_ Toilet-sets. Pill“. -Whllc Ol’ OCC-
75c Ioratcd. aixpieces. 95c.
. l
'“I worth 8° yd.. 6": Giris' sailor suits. set a blue. Extension hat and coat hang-
Table linen. bleached. 800“ P3“ or brown. 5 to It. worth a. 75. gcrs. 8 pegs. 5c.
terns. 66 inches wide. worth 69c] . $1.75.: Towel-rollers. 3c.
yd. 55" 1 Infants' short dresses. cambric glfld'fifndle fry-pans, 3c.
Comfortabics. good colors and with inserting and embroidery.jcrs '5" 3 Popular carpet-sweep-
patterns. filled with soft whitef worth 506- ' 39c Eovell’s Grand wringcr 33:
cotton, worth $1. 50. 95c Corsets of coutil. lace and rib- Wash-boards; ' ”c:
Bedaprcads. pink and blue. b0" trimming srzes 35 l0 30Il Pictures. assorted frames and
{worth $1. 50. 5-96 'subjccts. worth St to $1.50.
| Drab and white'dip-hip corsets.T
Iwortli 75c. 35¢.
a
large size. worth $3. St. 75. 69c.
Fringed bedspreads. blue and
Jink. worth $4. $2 5°-
Fancy whitc waistings in‘ hand-' .
some patterns some a bit soiled,
SILKS AND TEXTILES.
Fancy silks from our own
!
worth 29c yd. ISC . TOIL‘JT GOODS flock. handoume and of fine qualo
' ‘ , . . _ 'ity. worth $1 to Sit yd. 59c.
Dandcrinc for the hair. 25c srzmi Printed silks. good colors. and .
MEN'S WEAR. 18¢ graceful figures. worth 50c and
Rubber sponges. worth 65c and 75¢ yd. 39‘:-
Regular Si wool underwear. ! 75c. 48c. tBth EhWIOII double warp,
iatural. ribbed. 790: Pompeiian massage cream. sec 5 $223.03: 1:234 5.2m :21:
White unlaundercd shirts. lin- size. 35c. fine quality. worth $1 yd 79:
:n bosom. special finish worth! Dressing combs. worth 25c. Brilliantlnc. lustrous and good.
30;, _ 3 for St. i roc. worth soc yd.. 33c.
Sweaters. White 01’ CONN-l Pond‘s extract soc size 37c. wozr‘tll’ielsb'tn uniting in good ”1°“
.ieavy kn“ “d fine. worth ‘2 “d TOOtl'I‘bl'lflhCS. worth 19c 3'“! Heavy builings in several 23i-
norc. 3" 25 35C. lac. ors. worth Snso yd.. 95c.
Night-shirts. flannciette or c'ot- Hair brushes. worth 50c and
ion. trimmed tastefully. worth 75¢, 45% ‘
5°“ 39° Borax. 1-“). pkg.. worth 15c, t HATS AND GLOVES'
---— ’ ‘ Bc.‘ 3.Bcavcr hats. handsome. worth
' 1 T 'l - . t .. 3‘-
SHOES ‘ 0' a paper worh scar}: 2 5c. 3Untrimmed hats. black and col-
Women's box cal lace. with "......n... Draggfibfilzl‘gllgs‘es enlg‘c
. v . s c
medium sole. worth S2. St- 45 ' 'NOTIONS 1 country over at $1.50 and Sa—tlic
Men‘ ' 50" cf" WWI MW"; _ ' size assortment is incomplete—
! Wt“ 3°!“ WM 33 “‘9‘“- 31-9“ Collar foundations. 25c and 35c? 95¢.
Boys’ heavy calfskin and- ltilids. ioc. -.
ameied. with stout soles. Mimi ' as binding, buck ”and ” ’
$2.50. $1.45. white. worth iac. , 5c. BOOKS. AND MUSIC
Great coiibction of stories pub-
lished in the last few yearn. Ibooka
everybody has heard of almost.
Children‘s .Vici kid .laco. with
patent tip. sizes 6 to 8. worth Sr.
68:.
Hair-pin cabinets. worth 3:.
to.
Dress-shields. worth toe and
“3.5% 5...,
Ping-poop tablet that were 34.
0"...
Fancy decorated lamp globes.‘
wmenbs wm felt “inn“ Featherstitc'. . brziti. worth 56. publighed at $3.35 md “.30, mm m headache. billions-
and “ho”. worth 75c and SI. , xc. . 79c and 89c. ness. torpld harm all of tho Illa re-
~ soc. Trimmer mm worth xsc. Sheet 5...... “Wu“ “m" '“N'memti‘l‘ill’; “32.3%;
5c. of good pflbflclllonb.‘ 5c. Clitofll b’m-
. . - . . Garter elastic. worth 8c to 15¢ "“" . . . .
WOMEN'S F . , . nine: W6attaao IN sauce.
ukmsaraos rd. - SPORTING GOODS. . KANSAS cm. no. Jon. ire—Fin! ,
Stockings. PM“ M.“ 91' fancy. - “NM" 'ki“ braid, worth iscu Boxing gloves worth twice the 7:333: will mdncflmy’“ o: b
. I. . ~ . c .
WWI“? '0!" “lb, 392$: 3°- PM Sits- new bridge across the Kansas aim. “
'Sc me. so. .. ... . .. .
'W .
,, . p I b d w ., Ping-poo sets that were 31.:
hirls' you.“ and pints, 1:“: car ““°""."°’_‘" xoc °;c_ "w ..l. . K ..g. ...... .. ."g
of built voata'ind paint; m 39°F. ‘ c. Heavy ammwxi
5°C and 69¢. apt. ‘ Pin cubes. worth roc.. S3 so.
- 7 M < '5. II ‘ :
ail-z it bit? 93% ch be terrain
AND A SALE.
Better umbrellas than you ever bought at such prim.
Only filo lots this flme but they“ re all much under priced.
26 inch Twillcd Serge Umbrellas. natural hoisted Iran
dies. also C‘blldmr' s School Umbrellas ~ A Tr50c
Women '3 26 inch Gloria Umbrellas. pal-soon frame
fancy handles. $1.00 qualify. SALE PRICE”;
Big assortment of Women 's 26 loch Engllirb Gloria
Silk Umbrellas. paragon frame. natural or fancy lun-
a'les. AT 5! 00
Men's 26 or 28 inch English Gloria Silk Umbrella:
'paI-agon frame. roof or silver mounted handles.
FOR THIS SALE AT $1.50
83-85 Wabbington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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8.8—q1‘iltotoon
15 showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the t’rnporfv
the house of Walla: 8 Co. '
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still going on.
as waohlngton "not. 80th Hernia. Conn.
Come and Save Morten for the Helidaus.
All Silk Plush Cape satin lined fur trimming so In. long. a big bar--
gain. 86.7
All Silk Lined Baby s Caps, heavy for winter nicely embroidered. 25c up.
CHILDRE N's FURS.
Collar and Matt lamh' II wool 750 a set
Collar and Muff In gra3. with pocketbook for $1. 00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the price, at the
The Fair Cloak and Fur Stole.
6! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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WANTS THESE—DO YOU?
26c Sleeping Garments for Children. Ibo
t‘hildren' a lindervesta and Panto. sizes 1! to 8. excellent 25! garments. Ibo-
Women' a «(to Golf Gloves all colors. as:
Black Mercerized Petticoats, lined and Iinlincd regular prices SI 26
and Si. 50.
, ......"va I.
r‘tarrnnlette Klmunaa. regular price “.00. 750
Black Wool Cardigan Jackets. ‘1 .00 kind. 760
Latest Style Sweaten. were $2.98. now.‘ $2.26
NEW COL’LARS. NEW IILTS‘. NEW LACESI
Ask about them. Come in anyway.
N. E. R 'YAN.
. 86 Washington SIM. ' ' "‘ " ‘- South Hamlin.
The school that makes a specialty of each student.
A Six Months' Course In
3ARTAIN' 3 BUSINESS COLLIOI
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
paves the way to success.
During the last four months we had 17 calls for teachers. salaries
ranging from 8500 to $1.200 per year. and 150 calls for office workers at
from,” to as per w.eelt ll 3ou graduate from SARTAIN'S you are sure
of it oh.
New term Day and Night School begins Monday. January I.
Write for particulars to ‘ I . e. Ab
George I. Bart-In, President
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FLOATING [CE OANK MICE.
NEW HA KN Jul. 19. -—While being
towed Intot harbor yesterday. the
barge Euelualr from Perth Amboy, col.
lidad with a large cake of ice which
store a hole In her starboard side.
causing the barge to sink almost Im-
mediately. Thcrrew escaped.. The
barge is owned by howls GIIdcrsieeIc. ..
of New York and Is loaded with coal.
A VEbT-POCKET DOCTOR.
NcI or In the way. no trouble to car
r3. easy- to take. pleasant and never
falling In results are Dertt'a Little
Early Risers. A,yial of these little
pills in tho vesepockot is a certain
For Lunchton
"WM“
and about o‘tianaced members of the ,
Structural lino Worhare' Union m
l polished battle at the new nation
in City. Kano, " ’
this morning. Thirty revolver shots ‘
were Eldr‘WMO.‘ bricks ore ‘
tbmmmnljanrmm
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