Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Condo
at “
L Ma's
51 Wuhbtglim St.
m
Local NeWsI‘nIes.
Thomas Collins spent yesterday in
Danbury.
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. 8., will
meet tonight.
William Shelton, of Yale, spent Sun-
day In Norwalk.
Read the health hints that appear in
Dr. Dick's ad. today.
Coleman has a fine line-of up-to-datc
valentines. Read his ad.
A. Mattamburo and friends from
Stamford are visiting in town.
Frank W. Malkin is ill at his home
on the Boulevard. East Norwalk.
Rump corned beef. 10c Ib.. and Mer-
wln small hams, 121,41: lb.. at Schaub's
A boy was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. William Whitney of strawber-
ry Hill.
A course at Sartaln's school will
qualify you to fill a lucrative position.
See ad.
A regular meeting of St. Joseph's
T. A. B. Society will be held tomorrow
evening. ..... ___.
Herman Syllder has secured a post
tion as bookkeeper. with the Volk Hat
Company
Embroiderlesvcnn be found in great
profusion and beauty at the Boston
.. Store See all. " "'
Harold Seymour. ..of Columbia Univ
vcrslty, spent Sunday In Norwalk. at
his honie‘in East avenue.
Mrs. C. W. Shelton, of New York
was the guest over. Sunday .of Mrs. Le-
Gland Betts' of the Green
Robert Disesa and a party of BI ldge
port friends will attend the ltalian So
clsl Club ball this evening.
Miss Arletta Nunziatta. of New
York, is in town'to attend the ball to
be given by the Italian Social Club.
this evening .
1hé Board ’of Directors of tho Nor-
walk Hospital will hold a meeting to-
morrow night at the rooms of the
Norw alk Club
Joseph J. Reisoio, of Harrison. with
a party of friends are in town today.
They will attend the Rehab Social
Club‘ 5 ball this evening
"ihcttase of Max Tar'lm against the
Cc'nllcctltut Railway and Lighting
Company will come up before the town-
court and a Jury tomorrow.
.lcddo is one of the best coals mined.
and is obtainable at the Ferris coal
yard. A wise man and his money is‘
soon parted when this coal is seen.
Miss condominium. Miss Mar-
gucritc N. Taylor. of New York city.
and Archibald K. Bruce, of Bridgeport.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gold-
cn over Sunday.
The great rummage sale at Krieger's
comes to an end tomorrow. at 6 p. to.
Stop in and lnyesttgatg Its many bar-
gains. Overcoats are. especially men-
tioned in today‘s ad} Read it.
The Catholic Club intended to hold
a mock trial this evening after the
meeting of Catholic Union Council.
Knights of Columbus. but it has been
decided to postpone the function.
A delegation of people from The
Norwalks will go to Stamford. next
Thursday night, to attend the fourth
annual ball of the Stamford Turner
Liedertafel in Millers Hall. Music
will be provided by St John' s Orches-
tra
A demonstration of GOOul'ICII food
will be held at Seymour's all this week.
All interested in goods mabufactured
In‘our own town should show their ap-
pruciatlon of same by flocking to this
slow after a package of this new cer-
on.
The Norwaik fire alarm bells were
on their tantrums this morning about
1: 30 o‘clock. for several minutes. It
is thought that the high winds which
sprung up suddenly caused the wires ’
to cross
struck.
The ltalian Social Club held a meet-
ing. yesterday afternot'jn. and received
word that guests Harrison. Stain
ford and Bridgepo kould be present
at the ball to be uh en in Arlen Hall.
No intelligible number was
' Arrangements for the event were com-
pleted.
Miss Volidla Darrell: well- known in ‘
Norwalk. stopped over this morning.
on her way from Boston where she
has lost concluded a most successful
engagement with the Four Otis, in a
sketch entitled The Smart Set. which
will be pen $0141! at Poll’s Bridge-
port. . . .
[m of an attraction than
Insult! tho Clmulon Sadly ‘
u'h. i don‘t know," when the
up. “You ruby haul! went. but
I M widow-Clutter; natty
1:15. 10: 01,11”.I
' j ' HAVE YOU ANY!
Money deposited with no la not 9dr
.eaeh.bowaeltbntw boils
abouts. liidrly buyers get the best,
LOT NO. ,l--
1.0 T NO. 2--
LOT NO. 8--
LOT N0. 4--
STRIPE woaersos.
SOUTH NOR
Hewittvi' m always happy when 1' I11
smoking a good cigar.
‘Brooklyn Life. I
.-- .1... ‘3. . l
‘IEW YORK. NEW HAVEN S
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
'rma TABLE.
in effect December 27.
‘.EAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—12:59x. 5:24x, 525811, 6:14,
H55. 7:03. 7:46, 8:15, 8!"). 9205):.
|:26x. 9:40. 1012431, 10:40. 11:35:.
P. M.-12:55x. 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05,
1:20a, 4:07. 4:50x, 5:40, 5:55a. 6:38.
7:55x 8:00. 9:55x. 10:20.
{:55x, 7:07,
sunbavs
A. M.—-—12'.69x. 6:24x. 52581.. 8:56
I .4.la
M -——3 20k 5: 40. 7:07x.
:20, 11:55:. 10:10.
.EAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.——12:02x. 5:00. 6:00.
t:00x.8:02.9:00x.9:02x.10:02):
1:02x, 11:04..
P. M.~—:12:02. 1:0-l. 2:001.
::31x, 4:02x, 4:04, 4:30, 5:01x.
1:30. 6:00x. 6:02, 7:00. 8100):.
l:30.1i:00x., I .
SUNDAYS.
A. nth—12:02. 6:00. 7:30. 9:00 10:02
P. M.-5:-02, 6:00, 8:00x, 11:00.
5:55x.
7:00
.10:04
2:55
5:04
9:00);
-EAVE SOUTH NORWALK PM
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—12:llx, 1:15, 1:56x. 6:18
1:42. 8:42. 9:10x, 10:06x. 11:05:11.
P. M.—-l2: 06x. 12:12. 1:12. 3:02):
1:18. 5:25, 5:5, 6:30, 7205):. 92051:.
Bridgeport in addition to shave—P
\1—2'40 2.8
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——l2: 11x. 1:15x 1:56x 7:42
1:10. 11: 051.
P. M.—-6:40, 7:05. 9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK TO OANSURY
A. bis—5:23, 9:15, 0:52.
P. M.-—1:20. 4:87x, 5:10. 5:57, 7:10
DANSURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:.~100 7:23 8:11 9:38, 11: 45.
P. M.-~4' 20X. 6225. h: 42.
Sunday trains to Danbury.
:53x :1. m.: 7:25 p. m.
9 : 15
Lcav e Dan-
bury. 7. 55a. 111.; p. m.. 6: 0011, 6: "5
7: 57:.
An I. indicato- unres-
Valentines. '
Wholesale and retail. The largest
and finest line of Valentines In town
at the lowest prices.
to teachers.
Special prices
Best. stock in the city.
commas
10' North Help Street. South Norwalk.
Agent for A. O. Spauidlnp'a Baseball
and Sporting Geode.
*!1.a
moroiia'ruamaa to was USUAL-
LY can. roll. 1|qu «only. ._
ready manor but it is invested
as well drawing inherent at four Self
coat.
“ma-lb ”815
We want the accounts d
or his!
who' can alord to savour.
We» they have use
WELL TAILORED AND PERFECT FITTING.
Jowitt—l on expect your friends toil
contribute too much to your happiness. 1 \
Trouser Sale
Starts Friday, February 5m .‘. .
“Tlley' re off. "—Prlces on good Trousers are 'way of? from regular. lt' it our regular twicelu ‘your auto. and
yowuut to get into some of those good bargains...
Only four lots—four prices—but the widest variety of fresh patterns to choose from you'll find here
of course.
\
THE BEST WORK TROUSERS MADE TO SELL REGULARLY AT .00 AND 250. NOT AL 00L
BUT GOOD WOOL AND GOOD COTTON MIXED, 52 ‘ L W '
NO SHODDY. AND THE WEAR IS THERE.
31.48.
A FINE LOT OF FINE BUSINESS TROUSERS IN FANCY CASSIMERES AND WORSTEDS
STRIPES AND MIXTURES, CUT TO FIT AND HANG RIGHT. '
‘llsa.
HANDSOME DRESS TROUSERS MADE OF FINE STRIPED WORSTEDS AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
WORTH FROM $3.60 TO $84.00; SALE PRICE IS
32. (8.
OUR FINEST HAND TAILORED DRESS TROUSERS 0P SELECT PATTERNS IN HIGHEST GRADE
WERE 55.0); NOW
SJ. 48.
1‘1 vcry man has a share in those bargains—we can ill any size or shape of man or young man.
Stilts and Overcoats at Red Tag prices add to the attractions of the store these days
Rogers St? Stevens,
". Successors to Comstock Brothers,
TEL. CALLaz-z
WALK
Irflli.
SEEN ASKING $3.00; NOW
My constant effort in past years has been to make our
customers feel that thcy wcrc considering their best tutor
I caislll entrusting their grain orders to lily care.
crease ill orders tends to prove that this is the case
most; and that they appreciate )he true meaning of the
foundation stone of our business "satisfaction at any t'ost."
i hope your personal experience has not proven lilo roll
I want you to fool that this is a dependable plat-em
you gct what you think you get—the best of everything
BUY OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN.
0‘
i'
I
I .
,_ ' for: .
'- Friday and Saturday.
Tile in-
with
...
MANUEL 'r. HA1cH
. If
a A. f .
A 'I .
VALENTINES.
William P. Beers,
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
-..—.....-WH .___..__..-v._
' " “A FRIEND IN NEED Is A FRIEND INDEED "
Too many people never come to glasses.
6 80 .MAIN ST.. SO. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL '3
Bridge Flah Market
—————
SHAO,
OPEN LONG CLAMS.
Carp, Plckerol,
15:: LB.
30¢ QT.
Pike, Blue, Walk.
White. Smelt, Herring, Cod. Haddock.
Pollock. Ocean Blues, Salmon. Sonltl.
Mackerel. Butter and Flat Fish.
Next to Ferrla' Coal Yard.
\
They wait for the glasses to
come. to them These- are the people w ho talk about bad eyes in old age.
Death and glasses come to all
Blessed are they who die voung. Blessed
are they who use glasses when needed. When in doubt about the needful
time, or ignorant otthe proper kind, c ome our way.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
Room 8 United Batik Building.
Special Appointments at convonia use of patron.
south Norwalk. Conn.
Ollie.“ hours, 8 11: 45. 12: 45. 6: ”Saturday evenings 7—0.
a
...-.._ .. .r
...-.....s, ‘rtp. ..
i is it Worth While
to under froln Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
' near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. and
if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
_,, Graduate Optician.
amt—Have you uniting new
in folding beds?
Wnly this. madam. and it
really is quite a success. 0n arising
lathe naming you touch a apt-tum
it was Into A wash-land and bath-
tub. After yourdbt‘atb'. you touch an-
an. hit-nos a drone:
1:21:30:ll a' mac plate mirror.
ltyopbsoakfaatlnymnoom. aslidlt
more will WI it into an a:-
table. breakfast. you
press those 18me stones and
on have all Wt plus. “that!
viii “M Ubi- yoo die it can
oblate! $9.W
:l‘ho sauna. a meant... sea- '
“Tooting—How dolls Jimmie like his
nay—0h. he says there is noth-
It: the matber with it except the pay
an"th hours an' the work
——-——J
“Shall I brain him?" cried a liner.
and the victilis's courage fell.
on oa‘a‘t. it is a freshman. Just
hit. in; on the head. "
W 4
Aiittie bird sat on a telegraph wire ,
And salute mates. “i decide.
If
Innorioercent.
—
'1 “g 1. mph! comes into .
,éF. - Harte—la not
weal limo toII-itootlia '
sprout. " ‘
. ONE POUND IOX . '
. .. or ,
-~ , nus .
; mun cannons rm.l .
. I 2"“. v? '
'* THE illliiliiil i’fliiiiliiiii -
- The Protection Slots. .
All can pang the door.
_ mam calla Amend. ‘ -'
Tolsphono- CIII, 15-8. '
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—While the ser-
ious news from the Far East and natur-
ally a depressing influence. the relative
firmness at Liverpool caused a some
what firmer opening inithe ‘cotton mar-
ket today and first prices were 11 to 25
points higher on the active months.
Following this there was a further ad
"vance. carrying May tip to 14.35 and
Jilly to 14 40 a not gnin‘of 38 to 41
, points. but toward the- end of the first
hour there was tremendous selling
from outside sources and the market in
less than ten minutes had broken near.
iy a full cent from the best point of the
monllng. Around 11 o'clock the most
sensational changes of this season oc-
curred. Muy which had sold down to
13.50. Jumptd to 13 80 )antl ‘ka‘ to
l3.i-l while .ltily which had been de-
pressed to 13.50.: rallied to‘i‘dh‘: and
then broke to 13.19 all inside of twen‘
iy minutes.
LONDON. Fob. 8,—I’I'Iccs at lht
opening of the Stock Exchange today
fell all around. Console made Ia new
low record at 8-13 rallied to 87 1-16 and
fell again It. Japanese fours dr0ppcd
four points below Saturday's closing
prices. Russian fell 3% points to 93
anti later rallied to 94. The markets
were erratic.
WALL STREET. 10:10 ll. m.—vlieavy
liquidation was thrown upon the open-
lng stock market today. by reason of
the Baltimore disaster slid the sever-
ance of diplomatic relations between
Russia and Japan. Protective meas-
ures had evidently been prepared to
guard against the violence of the break
in, the market, and the opening de-
clines were restricted to within 1 and
184. points for the [leading attire stocks.
There were ,1‘._n sales in a num-
ber of caseso at thousand share
blocks. The 4% g docllnt. in the
international stocks were rather less
than shown in the London quotations
before the uncut g litre. The second~
at) quotatlbbh endrnliy showed the
offt-(t of supporting otdns and there
were slight illIiIt‘fi from the opening
breaks
srasd‘ai
WALI ~Prices
. dropped with renewed {lolcnce again.
under overwhelming sales, and by 1
o'clock losses had been'estabiished of
from 2 to 3 in Canadian Pacific, at
Paul. Delaware 16 Hudson. Missouri Pa-
cific. New YOI'k.(‘euiral. Norfolk &
Western. Pennsylvania. Rock Island.
pfd.. l‘uion Pacific. Northwestern Jar.
am Central. Southern Pacific. New Ha-
ven Amalgamated Manhattan 8; Met-
ropolitan Street Railway. Ha Realty.
old" .35; in Baltimore & Ohio 3% In
t‘apsolidatcd (ins 455. in Northwestern
I“
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over-private wrre‘ or Ma
pics 4: Goldschmldt Commission Bro
kers. Swarts & Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amai (‘00., 44% 45% 43% 44
Am C &l‘Co..18|.4, 19 18% 1803
Am. C. 4': li‘. pf. on. 68 a? 67
Am. Ice. 7y. 7% m 717.
Am. lcc pf., 29 29 29 29
Am. Loco. 2|.th 2019.. 19% 1953
Am. Smelt, 47% 47% 47% 47%
Am. Sugar, 124 124% 123%
Anaconda. 66 66 I' $454
A. 'i‘. & S. h‘e., 5776 68% - iii.
A T & 8 Fe m.. 88% 89 88 88%
Balto. at Ohio, 80 80% 78 78":
B'kiyn R. '1‘., 39 40% 39 39%
Chas. 6'7. Ohio. 3172 32 31% 31%
Ch. Gt. West., 1512 15% l5 l5 '
Ch M & St P.. 141% 1411/. 139% 13951:
Col. 1“. d l., 30%. I31. .30”. 31
Col. South, 161;. .1511 16 16
Con. Gas. 189 189% 18685 186%
Del & find, 15914 161 1585'. 158%
Eric. 25%. 2614' 25% 258;;
Erie. 15L m.. 631:. 641‘ 63% 03%
Geo, Elem. 106 168 166% 166%
in. Central, 1271/; 127% 127% 1271/.
Lou. & Nash, 103% 103% 103 103
Manhattan. 142 14255 140% 140%
Met. St. Ry,. 117 117 116% 116%
Mex. Cent, 10% my. my. toy.
M. K. A: 'i‘., 18% 16% 16% 16%
M. K. a T.. pf.,3tilfi 3m 36% sets
Mo. Pacific. 90 . 905$ 88% 88:1;
Nat. Lead. 14% 14% 14% 14%
N. Y. Central, 117% 117% 11554 1151.5
Norf. a West. 5814 5814 57 57 . .
Out. A West., 20% 211‘ 207,1; 21
Pac. Mall, 27% 28 27% 27%
Penn. R. R., 115 ‘ 115.1135)‘ 113%
Poo. Gas. 98% 99 98% 981,4
Balding, 41% 42% 4116 41%
Rock llland. 22 522% 21% 21%
Rub. Goods. i9 i9 19 19
South. Past. 46% 46% 45% 45%
Son. Ry. Co., 2034 20% 20k 20%
Son. Ry. Co. of 80% 81‘ 8015‘ 80%
Tenn. C. E 1.. 34% 36 . 84% 35.
Texas Pac.. 24 24 23% 23%
Union Pan, 777/. 7814‘ 7694 76%
U. S. Mather, 7% 7* 7
U 8 Latin. pf.. 76 76 ‘ 7515 75%
U 8 Real 2 Can 714 7 78,4 716
U. .8. Steel, 10% 11.54 10% 10*
U. 8. Steel. pf., 55% 5615 ,55i 10%
U. S'Steel, pf. 5515 5614 55% 55*
Wabash,“ , is “.18.! 18%
Wabash lit 33% .36. .3537 sea.
West. on. Tel.. 87 ill 86‘ sex
Wis. Dent. 1814 1834 1894 18%
Sue—l wouldn‘t marry him if no
int-1’8
.’..
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
17.
or Important?
Clearance Sale
Is a decided success and never before at this tithe til you
avsay oysacoar. and every FANCY sui'i' has
been redacted In price ranging from So to 81. , . -
..2 I" “'7’
min or ..
..‘l.
Man's SUITS AND ovsa-
soars,
formerly priced 81o, 812 and
man's son's AND ovum
formerly priced 8:8 and San.
COATS; . ' a".
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
new at one price,
. $12.29.
formerly priced Sn and Sag.
now at one price,
$r3.5o, now at One price. now at one price. I its
87- 98 . . its 69., _ ~ '
MEN' s SUITS AND OVER- MEN'S son's anti om. ..‘:
‘. COATS. COATS. I' .- '
818.39.
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys; Roofers, Boy’s Sweat-
' era. Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and Cloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLEGK .3. PRICE. -‘
"Clothiers and Furnishers. l
93 Washington Street. South Norwnlhh
e
"3". 1"”: . 'f ,I‘I
We Can Help You . . 1.1.1.11, .,
Butter. fine Juno buttae has more
weather has made it difficult to move flavor and is better than frofilwinhl‘
them freely and the supply is short. We made, 28: lb.
. New Dried Apricots, Saturday opeo~
lat. 2 lbs. 25c.
New Dried Peaches, 2 lb. 28 to.
Large Prunes. fine and new, pltbot‘
.tart or sweet, 10!: lb.
' Pumpkin 3 cans for 25 eta. .
Purina Pancake Flour, fresh stock.
Real Home Eggs just 3 dozen at sol spacial cash price So flange.
FLOUR. We are In 1 Miller!
on floor. having bought before them
Potatoes are getting higher. cold
own some good ones i’t‘oe of frost. 30c
pack. Will be higher.
Turnlps and Cabbage in fair auppiyi
here, , I,
I'umip. 25c peck; Cabbage 4c lb.
Eggs, good stook. 38 eta. doz. i
cts. dos. First come first served. I
Sperry E Barnes Bacon. now supply, I
beat in the world. 20:: lb.
’go 1b.. cash.
~csnt rise.
price up.
“Shoulders, Swift Bros. nice size. day. Bag lost Flour 70o calli.
Lot us help you In your buying.
Lorenzo Dib- ,
The war to": Ital put the
Special cash out for Sator-
IO
OE T THE HABIT
Of buying your Butter Cheese Eggs Tea and Coffee at the Rutter ind \ .
Tea Store . -
We sell the Best Coeds at lowest p rices.
..'I t‘thi . .I
BUTTER -
vaav sear caninlsttv
250 lb
GOOD SWEET BUTTER
2.30 lb
I
.011 R SPECIAL MOCHA AND JAVA, ,.
corrlt'is'
320 lb
A GOOD consign“ ..'
150 lb
EGGS
. FRESHI-EGGS
40o doz.
wss'rnniv sons
32:: do:
II
WE GIVE PRESENTS WITH OUR 'IEST TEA AND COEFEE. '-:.:_
THE LEE I‘Ei AND Bili‘lEIi
Olsen s
.I\
'il’t"
$I.9B-.
fien‘s Patent Colt Bluchers, the now too.
en'
$2.48
Ladies Vlcl Kid Welt Heavy Sole Shoes.
Ladiea’ Pltont Colt Lice 811008,”.50 and 88.00. I!
$.I 98.
Ladies Flue Kid Lace Shoes, g'ood low heels.
SI 48
WHY No.1 BIIY A rant
I :TO SAVE' YOUR GOOD ONES.
bien' s ch1 Kid Shoes, samples and odd lot of 82. 50 am 88. 00 nodal:
out Horse Hide Lace, 83.50 Shoes at
Clearing Sale—Paws Cut in
Entire stock of M and winter goods" mutt be sold
or cost. to make room for the coming spring season. The satire
of this season” goods and consists of ladies‘ Cloak.“ Suits, taken.“
drouga Jackets. tuning ion; and short m, and a full and couplets used
ntillpory. It will also be. to your advantage to come and so. the
we are clot-lag la the for line. of this- "flow. goods.
TEA“?
VERY 131181ij , ‘l '
450 lb»
vsar ms , ' '4 '
30o lb.-
.'.»
p.079
‘.
souls Cdbaa 118.161“
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