51 WAOHINGTON 8T. '
WM. . 1 ”'5! ‘ i
" street.
tumultuous.
A full line of Never-Slip toe culks
at (t. E. Dow's.- See ad.
Jeddo coal at "the Ferris Chill Go.
Read the ad. and uncertain its merits.
Old things become new at S. Scum
SI. t-lou'n. Read their ad. in this issue.
(l"Ili‘i'onlets attd dresaers at. greatly
JANUARY ill.
APPL’V "TO
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
Pl Washington smut.
‘ A routine business meeting of Nor-
walk Aerie F. 0 E was held last.
evening.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. hold It regular business
meeting last ovdningw
Minn May Sc hitiize. of Stamford, \I‘aln
a itlltIill yesterday ot MI". and MIII. .i.
II}. Wood, of \‘Vinnlptutlt.
A meeting of tltc l'alntcrs' and lieu
oratoru' Union was" held that evcnlna‘.
ltoulinc matters were Iliucusaed.
i
A regular monthly meeting of the
Master littildern’ Assm-iallon was held
int-It night at (l. A. R. Hall, in Wall
m WW...»
S. R. Ford. the newly appointed or-
.ganiut of the Congregational Church. is
pr'opatetl to give a limited number of
lessouu itt South Nut walk
(lolontl Dev a wtll known author.
Will-l a guest yesterday of William l..
lllusccr. of Norwalk. i‘oloncl Dey h." at
present residing lit Weutpori.
The Rev. Alexander llatttiltou. who
is ltow I'loinp. clerical work in the \"i
vicinity of lioVIIr l'ialtI. N. l’.. Was on a
hriel’ visit to his home ill Norwalk to~
rtdtII"eIl prices at. Road's. See ad. for day.
ii h cu, (th, ~...-...-_-..,~I_
I ..-..,.. _---, James .16, lluhhcli, ol Norwulh‘ at
”WWW" Lyon inheriously ill at his trolled the. auto shows at Madlaon
home in Silver Minedho l'i‘sllil or a Square Garden and tho Slxqunulh
utrokc ol' paralysis.
it. While. oi" Mill l’laln who has
been sick. has been visiting his sister
in South Norwalk.
Special for Friday only. it you are
interested in writing material; read
the Clifford Pharmacy atl.
Williant Wood who has been ill of
typhoid fever at. his home in lielden
avenue is now getting along well well.
I..-
There will be no teliearsul of St.
Maty's choir this evening. as the or
ganist. E. F Hands. has an attack of
the grip and cannot leave the house.
Mrs. Willard H. Wadhams, of Spring-
licizinIIIni .I\t"tuot"y. in New York. yes-
tcrday.
The regular ’l‘iIIImIlay evening Ilit"tIl-
lag" of the South Norwalk Baptist
(.‘hurch. itt charge. of the pastor. will
he held tonight. Those interested ill
the service. in honor of worklntztncn
will be especially iutI‘éresteIi in the
Sunday evening service. as the pastor
will answer some vital questions
which have been asked by the work-
ingmcn
Governor Roberts has accepted the
invitation of the lianhury linuineas
Men's Anaociatlou to attend its annual
banquet. which will take place 'l‘hurs-
day night of next week. Mrs. Rob-
erts will accompany the chief exectr
lieid Mass, is the guest of her one line and durinii her stay in llaulutry
eats Mr. and Mrs S. K. Stanley. 01‘ will he the guest of Mrs. N. llurtou
Main sheet. Norwalk lingers. The banquet will take liltlt't'
— ——~ at the Turner llonsc. ,
(‘ockcnoe llaymaltors. of Norwalk. _ ~n --
will meet. this evening. A ~pinochic Major Vincent M. him: has her-u up.
tournament will he started at this pointed inspecting oliiI-cr tor t'ompuny
tinn. ’l‘hII losers will furnish a slip (l lot" the remainder oi" the drill SPLI-
pIIr. son. This is lot" the purpose of l‘l"iil‘\'""
-—-—-————~- lug Major Hurley ot‘ llrldtzepori. ltt
Alt", and Mil. S:-tutuIi Walsh who whose battalion (‘Ilililifllljt' I: hIII.‘llI:I;
have been residing itt Norm llit lot" The change in made for the sake of
some time. left today for Seymour.
where they will take. up their permit
ntutl resident-I
it is reported that the MeSsrs. (tran-
fIit"Il. of Westport. have purchased a
six-cylinder StevetIs-Tiuryea automo-
bile, contracting" for the machine at
the Madison Square Garden show.
ii. lluhhell lrlotchklsa, of Norwallt.
and his slsttr Miss Esther li llitch
kiss ot New York left today by rail
t'"ot liaytoua Florida where they will
join Mt" Holt'ilkiSR' wife and IiuughtIr.
(lertrudc ll. llotrhklss
Joseph lieinirickson. of the Loco-
umhlle (‘ontpany ofliIII Bruidgepott
and (ltorgc .l. t‘uvanagh of Willis ll.
Seller-‘ks stoic are attending the utt-
lomtiiilio :"how at Madison Square (lat
IiIIn, New Y".otk today.
Jen-sup. of Norwaik. will sail
tomortow lot Florida on the steam-
.Ihip Contatnmhc MI". .lcsaup Will an
journ at iiaytouo with iliH ulster. Mts.
i") ii. ”llitilkiflt‘, and will aim attend
the hip. automobile races at tirutoud
lit at it
W. (‘.
W'tit‘l') is the mother of shit IIIIIvous
and ttouhlcd mentality, upsets the
entire physical system. The body is
It not -"wotk of nerves llollluter‘s
Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea anotheu and re
builds the entire uvutetu :ll’. cents.
'I‘IIII or ’i‘tIhlets l’lnluleds litutt
.‘ltorc.
living H. Hall the Notwuik Ir-qu-
man. has purtltuscd tlIII iduI-ksntilh
button-Int oi the late Wllllunt Mct m"
mar-.k "lhII httulnesa will he continued
at the old stand turner of Main and
Henry struts. and will he itttqunIId
by John Walsh who haa beta to ill-
Ilvc chatgc lot It number or _v"IIIItI-I.
The high wind that was blowing yen
terday rnornltnz inadr It uupiemuiut to
be out of tiliiil'l'i. and ionic the impres-
sion hy-itk itltlntt penetrutlveneaa that
the day Willi one at the coltlIII-tl oi the
winter. The thermometer lIowew-r
was Well up toward forty and in the
afternoon when thI wlud died down.
"the temperature was pleasant for win-
IIIr.
magnum“.-. .
l! licvenor. Albany. hi it; it Aron-
tam. Worcuuter. Murat: ticotuc lI‘. WitiI"
tern. llrldgeport: it} lI‘lIIkII N. l’ llhth-
on it'. i. t‘owlea New Haven lI. ll.
littzer. W it. Flume A V. Klein. W.
H. littnlop. .l. M llordon l’ Mutton.
Mrs W. ll. Jarvis .l A. Heillmnt, it.
P. Vidand. New York; r t‘. Hurrowu.
(lent-so Iii. Wrong (2 ti, Harding. lion
ton: Jmph i9. Elliott. .lr. P'tltttltt.
Florida: George B lirrnnrd. .ir. lIIIt-
orbital": Wat. (l..M Johnson. Hartford;
Mr. and Mrs Aubert W Post. Want-
port: H. L. Gaylord. aprinpfleld; W. ti
Ferguson. Mlddtrtown: L. iii Young.
Marine-o; M. M. 110er" (Mining. were
at the Hotel Clitoral yesterday
knack Exhibition
Court Exchange Bull Room, Bridge»
.TIIII. 22 in!
ft,
no doubt a [root trout
w’rhll in with
it" toutbosc infirm?“ in Photgazgig.
II announce Wit ..
in our win plintcutary't‘ioiy
m for thb
convenience, and because Major Kim.r
resides itt llanbun although tin liau
hury company is not itt his t‘tllillll.lllll
FIRST METHODIST PRAYER MEET
iNG.
'I‘hII lI‘irst Methodist pray-It" meeting"
will he held this evening as usual.
Each of the churches uniting iii the
gt neral tttovctitcut will itoid its own 9401'
vice on the ’I‘huruday evenings remain
it .I; in its own church. The topic to-
night. at the Methodist prayer mIIIIt~
inc." will he The (‘ouvcrsiou oi‘ .lohtt
Wesley. This will conclude the pas
tor's series of Talks on Conversion oi"
(ii‘tIle hit-1.. it is especially IltIsil‘IIIi
that the church members he prcuent
at the prayer Incl-tine tonight. The
scrIiI-II is open to all and stranuers
.IrI- lililiiiiii-V vulcouu d
CATHOLlC (MUB POOL
l‘uo games wrrI plavcd last night
in tin pool tonruunu ut oi the ( '"athollI
(filth. 'l’lionlas t‘usey, hf». IIIIfctIIIIIi
.illh‘t‘liil l‘iiil'ii. [hi iii ”iv Ht‘ttl't" Ill 35
to ill. .l. (tuition lid. was \"lI"ioI"lott."4
orci‘ Michael Howard.
of lift lo 35.
ill. by the score
Antonioitiiist How stupid that the
police regulations Inquires In: to dis
play largr nquhIIrk: now we‘ll iiiH't' to
iravyl Ito much faster so they can't hc‘
(il‘t‘illilt'i'l‘ti.l.' 'i‘i":".n;-"l:Itcrl for Tab 51'.
.m..... .._*W.._ -...... .. .. . ...._........................
“W
[vuryloung Matt Should
Save.
lhere is No Better Way
than III Start an
Account
WITH
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
4 per cent. intereut paid in
having: Department.
Open during noon ITOW.
Account opened with minon.
- 70.000
SOUVIENIR POST CARDS
View: of Norwalk. flouih Norwulk.
East Norman ltmvaytou, Bridgeport,
Mumford. and nth
WHOLIIBALE AND RETAIL.
OOLEMIN’D _
LANOT PLAGI. “I'D RENT FROM ‘
M? ,H REDUCE
Wc’ vc put all of our We and
$12 Overcoats into one collection
and have made one low price on
them
Fancy mixtures. black and 0x-
ford coats left from our $I3.5o
lines are all printed now at this
figure .......................
Our $I5 overcoats. always out"
most papular sellers. smartly
styled. are now selling very low. .
III-DIIIVIIIIIII
The $18 and $20 lines of over-
coats contributc an all-size collec-
tion of high-grade garments, now
marked ..........
Distinctive styles in higher
grade coats. many silk lined. tak-
en from our regular $22 and $25
lines. now ..... . .............. .
The finest overcoats we sell are
now gathered in one lot. from
lines that have been priced at
$28 to $35 .....................
..._....-u.- c
$7.88
$9.88
hi".
it.
i7.88
22.88
RICH BARGAINS TN BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
soon as we knew it.
many years in building.
" A’tfil
We are near—«just as {or
as the nearest lotterltov
or telephone.
There isn't a titan in existetlt‘e that can say he had
cause to compi:rln,hxui that we failed to make it right
Such a tnatt will never exist.
if you have any fault to had with the grain or pric-
es, we will gladly llstcn to your complaint.
lice, and thank you for the opportunity.
would mean the. sacrifice of a reputation we have been
lluy (ini's 'I‘hat‘s Clean. ' ‘ 4 -
givmyott jus-
'l‘o do otherwise
MANUEL T. HATCH.
An ounce of Satisfaction
is
Worth a Ton oi Talk.
We reverse nutttersn—glve you an
ounce of talk-«just enough to attract.
your uttcntlon_ and a ton of satisfac-
tion. ()ur coal is good to begin with.
properly “picked,"t .fuee from slate.
screened free from dust. and small lnI-
purltics; secondly, well housed atul
handled in our yards; thirdly. sold
i'ull wI-iixhh and at the lowest price
the market will permit. (live us a
trial order.
The Daniel Keogh Coal Cu.
Seaview Ave. East NorWalk. Ct.
Tel. 145—43.
liruuch titlices«»lit"ltlge Drug Store.
Washington street bridge; lAIaIw’s
Stationery Storenllallroad avenue.
Standard and Excelshu Diaries
Mlddlebrooks’
At W. PO
Almanacs.
BEERS’
Bookseller. Station or and Engraver.
49 WI" In, Norwalk.
6 so. Mull! It. Io. Norwatk.
not-II. noncm Kori? WIEOALHMMEOAL ESE
.4 . ' 7‘
a: If your Coal doesn't make it warm for you. make it g
M warm lor the man who sold it to you—and give us a trial. :2
=3 8
at l , I N
¢ . 0
a as WATER st". . Tel. 450. i:
KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
Take Things Easy '
GET'ALL THE COMFORT YOU CAN.
x
LET US SEND YOU A ill-
cummo chAin. A'htcc ROCKER on A LuxD'mouc cocci-II "rusv
WILL ADD TO YOUR COMFORT.
wc HAVI rum lN onnr wont
TV AND AT MOST MOOEIT PRIO ”I AND REMIMDIASWI GUARAN-
TII IVIAV ARTICLI GOLD TO BE JUI‘T A8 HIPRIOINTID.
A. J. On [ins
rm North m hm
"armor
SPECIAL;
For Fridau Oulu.
ONE BOX STATIONERY:
50' sheets Paper.
50 Envelopes,
PRICE 1220 BOX.
This is not old or shop-worn
ulock. but new stock and the
best quality IN’l‘ At“. l in PARC" ll-
MiilNl‘ l'apI-II.
Thu Olilford A‘Phai'macy
THE PRESCRIPTION BTOBI.
TIL. DALI. 1|!-
OWOWOW.”OWO
Maples ti Goldschmldt Co.
unmounted.) '
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Onion ln__
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Sworn A Corbett Ilock. Io. Norwulk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WI\l.l. S'l‘lilIii‘Il'l‘, ltizlti a. In." Prices
in the stock market opened a frac-
tion higher than last night in the gen-
eral list and some of the specialties
shouted wider gains. Smelling was
tip it {Hi and National Lead 3. “Will"
tag 1 3-8. (‘olorado lI‘uei about a point
and Wabash a large fraction. AmalgaI
mated Copper opened down a small
fraction and then rallied to above last
night. (Yousolldattd Gas lost a point.
WALL S’l‘llEET. it a. m.«—'I‘herc
were some indications of profit taking
after titII opening advance. but this
only exerted a momentary echct and
there was a further substantial ad-
vance before it o'clock. Reading was
the principal feature, blocks of many
thousands of shares being bought dur-
ing its advance of 3 l: to NS 5-8. Some
of the other notable gains were UttitIIIl
Railway and investment and NI w
York [lock 3. Colorado Fuel. Delaware
It: Hudson, l'nlou Bap: old, and Detroit
l'nited Railway 2 H to 21 2. Atlantic
t‘oust Lint". Treat Nor crn pltl. and
(‘olorado l-‘ucl pld. 2 at. several oth~
III" stocks 1 to T 1-2.
WALL STRi‘IE'ix‘Tlillill.'"‘"’ril:-
western (lrauaers heI-anuI strong and
checked a reaction which carried Amal-
gamated t‘opper down to Hi and lore—
I~d a number of the l’aciiics and ot it( I"
prominent stocks below last night. The
movement in the Southwr-stcrus was
supplemented by a sudden awakening
lit a number of dorntant intinstrlals.
which rose rapidly. and linited States
Steel pl‘d. advanced to :I record price
at llti. lionds were llrtu.
WALT. S’l‘RlCE’l'. l p. "n.-~ml"2uor~
mods buying of Reading was l‘estllllt .l
in tltII early afternoon ntul it jumped
over four points to 149 1-2. (Thesa-
pcakc I\‘I Ohio also) rose 1 3-4. The gen-
eral active list was subjected to for-
then" realizing. which carried Atrial
palpated Copper back to the lowest
and Smelling 2 1H below the top price.
. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Iteport over the private wires or
The Maples & Golduehntidt (30.. Cont-
mlssion Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153.
South
tipon lllzh how lttiti
Atltal. (‘op ill1 HIM/I ill ”21A.
A. t‘. a- t"_ ("n m. 45% III-I. Inn,
A. ('. A‘- lI‘, pl. 102%; “.le 102% ili‘Jlgi
Ant. (‘ot. (iii. Ilii iii 4”,» 423,.
Am. II"I\ I157“ 4.37,. IN V: 451.3
Am. Loco. 77 77'}; To" It 7?
Ant. Hint-it. . 171%, TH ”1% 172%
Am. Sugar. it'd lfd than, inor-M
A. 'I'. & S, Fe 50th ‘ihlé lib lih‘
lialto. SI Ohio lltlll. “till. 115% llti
li'klytt. It. 'i til til '4. Still/‘2 907,.
“MPH. a ”bio. 575.,“ 530;. .‘I'I‘I'Ig ht)"
t‘hi.’& N. W. L’iiti 2m". 2th“. 2dr.
t‘h. til. West. 22‘), 21i 2:27»; 25'.
t‘. M. It st. -l’ nun. nun. not. lit-ll;
t‘ol. iI‘. &. i 71% 76 737.. 7M3
t‘ol South. 35‘... 353k. 35!; any;
("on (lat-L till I'm too 17o
IiIIi. & ”till. 228 229M} 228 J29
lcrlc, no»; {III-ii, Iii?N fat
Writ". Int. pfd. till-Ti. 821/1; 82% 82““;
ill (Yeti. till 179 179 179
|.ou. Ii‘I North lhl 9 154%, ”will; tho
Met. S. lly. 125M. 1253!. HWY. illfi
Mex. t‘IIn. "T do 25% 25% 25’?“
M. K. it 'i‘. 401/. Mill. Ilfi 40
M. K. 8:. '1‘. pl‘.7 3% 74% Til 741.5.
Mo. l’uc. tulip; llilila ltilyfi thrill,
Nat bead. hill; hill; 92% 92%
N. l'. (felt. no 154% lhti'A, 154
(int. West. till/4 Mill. 54 lit 54%
Norl'. at Wet-ti. Sill/J Mill. titifil. hill/l:
l’ac. Mall. 497k 50% 497;. Mill,
Penn. it. it. Him limit 1451/. 1451A
Poo. (illil. lOii‘iiI 100% 100% 100%
lteudlnp MOM ”8% 145% H791.
Rep. Steel 37% 37% 37% 37%
llock island. 23M 24‘]. 23% 24%
1-10th l’nc. 6th till this“ tih'lll
Sou. Ry (In. Into. nun. aunt 391,9
Tenn. (,3. & l. 1th 100% 160 ltllilfi
'i‘exuh. Ptte. till 87 till”. 3th
Union Poe. lhti 168% 157% 157%
U. 8. Rubber. 55% 56 hill-i till
ll. 8. Steel it'll. 44% M7 45%
ll. 8. Steelp .l09% 110 100 ltill’lt
Wabash. old. 45 47% in 47
Win Cent. 32 32 32 32
WW
Two‘rnuiour TRAINI COLLIOI.
It Naugatuck Junction. Today.
thrown from the tracks.
main tracks.
: blur Vim piled up on the was. It:
out o trucks
hours before th
lie on. who hurt.
m I".
jar.
Several Gun Thrown Front the Track
NEW HAVEN. Jun. 18 .--'l‘wu height
trains collided early today at Nous»
tuck Junction and several chm were
It is thought
that a train than New York crossed
over to the Naugotunk division track:
before a south hound Nougatuok Ill-
vision train that poured over to the
The north hound tutu
‘ struck the southbound train at on an-
out] moral of the m WI at the
Just to Keep the
Ball “ Rolling.
"mesa Pntccs WILL INTEREST CAREFuLJnui/ohdr
MEN'S surrs worrru $3.00. ...........
MEN'S SUITS wouTH $10.00 ......... . ....... ‘. . . . . .
MEN'S SUlTS won'rn $12.00 . . . _ _,,.-. ..... ’. ............ ..
aovs" suour rnoussns" suns ......... c133 and cam
now OVERCOATS, coon cuss ct.
MENS OVERCOATS ...... . ........ .. $4.00, 5500 AND mm
SELLECK & P [0
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFJTTERS
l 98 Washington St. - ' I
" Our new telephone call, 165-3. ' ll "
We Are Very Busy
Distributing Good Groceries
Lemon Pippin Apples. Some Hard Cabbage, Spinach, \250 peck, Wuh-
Best and Cheapest Butter in town. 25c lb. Clover Photo, 340. .
Apple Butter Peach Butter, Quince Butter, in stone jars 01'5”)!" IT
Fig Jam, Crab Apple Jam, Quince Jam Pirtcapplg Jam. Peach J m,
Blackberry Jam. each and all of these would go 91 y with: some of our Cram
Cheese. Jams made of the pure fruit: only, 180 jar.
Fine Fresh Home Eggs at 35c (102.. \
Honey in Glass at 12c and 22c.
Honey in Comb at 180 frame.
Beeswax. pure. 5c cakc.
What will be it? Hope- to serve and please; '
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Cali 26-4 . .
\ I _. . ,, .p
b CHANGE AND GLASSES Mus'r BE CHANG
ACCORDINGLY ’ ‘
Often on. Ittributu I luck of blurrin- of vlclon to
when hlc gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not in mi
your cycc examined anoint
IT' 3 FREE.
0. "3.. Jackson.
Graduate Optician.
53 WALL STREET. ‘
nonwfl I967
“00
DO
._.. . ,9... .._._._.M_.....fl
OPENED LONG CLAMS 300
LARGE DRY ESCALLOPS, GREENPORT OYSTERB, VELLOW PiK
EXTRA LARGE SMELT, BLUEFISH, WEAKFISH. SALMON. COD, FLA
FISH, ETC FINNAN HADDIES FANCY lMPORTED BLOATERS. A
KIPPERED HERRING.
Tel. 108.
Motors . ‘
W. H. Reed. Joseph A. Voifljrl‘
so WEST WASHINGTON eraser. '
WE ARE NOW READY TO DO 'ALL KINDS OFELEO’J‘
CAL WORK "
and . . .
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about February I
.1
IF“
WE GUARANTEE ALL one wont;
Heating Apparatus .
2i Pounds Granulated slat, *-
FLOUR.ANV KiND,IAO.. .. II.
FANCY MAINI POATAON‘I' BUSHEL. .h.........
NEBTLI'. MILKI‘ICAN ......... ‘....p...II.I....'......cnulli
TOMATO!” a c.’ .NS' oanurtth-III OHlaO-Ab-baclA'ltl‘bllil.“
AIIORTMINT 0F FANCY APPLES, DRANOID, GRAND”:
SPINACH. OWIIT POTATOES. _,
"UNITED carom?
20 NORTH MAIN ‘1'.
IO NORWALK. GT.
TIL. ‘I“.
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