d Put Ice Cream Little’s < 51 WASHINGTON OT. MW.W..N... .._,.._..._.,-- «— .. .... Local Nous Notes. Company F will drill at the armory tilts evening. Nut coal. No. 2, $450. per ion, The Harris & Guns Co. See ad. at »Don't forget the Musical Union's Ball tomorrow night at Music Hall. Special prices on oranges at the United Grocery Company. See ad. Owing to the mild winter loekup lodgers have been comparatively few. January clearance sale of musiina at the Boston Store. Read the ad. for prices ; .-—m——— People driving over Belden Hill had the rather unique experience yester- day of seeing a farmer plowing one of his fields. The Pine Ledge Whist Club will be entertained Tuesday afternoon. Janu- ary 30. by Mrs. J. C. Newkirk. at her home ill Morgan avenue. ' Several people in North Main street. were considerably annoyed this morn ing by a beggar. The police were notified btlt the fellow skipped out ahead of them. ‘ »-Musical Union‘s night. Music Hall. Bail tomorrow Superintendent A_ R. Wllaley, of New York, was a visitor in South Nor~ walk yesterday. and visited the freight house of the of the New York. New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad Company. The annual bail to be given‘ tomor row night by the NorwaIk-Stamford Musical iTnioll promises to be one oi the finest of its kind ever given .111 The Norwalks. There will be a band and orchestra and other special at» tractions, The J. H. Rubin Company. of New lliivcli’ has filed art'l'eles‘of incorpora- tion ill the office of the state set-rotary. ’Illc capital stock is $15000. A certifi rate of irrcorporatlon of Jones, Morgan 8.: (‘0 . ol‘ Water‘ilury. has been filed. ’Ibc (apital stock Is sf 10.000 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Glenbrook. entertained a number of guests at dinner on Sunday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Zelllfi‘. Edson Lewis and Miss Kate Lynch. of South Norwalk; Mrs. 0. Tucker. of Waterbury. l‘). Lewis. oi A little home for yoll aIld are; It's all I ask except. good health. Wirieli comes from ltoeky Mountain 'i‘ea. l’laisted‘s Drug Store. George 1’. Ella. of Broad lilvm; will leave torilorrow for Ir‘loi'.ldil where be “ill spend the remlgndel of the win- ier. It is Mr Ells' annual custom to spend the winter In the South. out this year he has remained North much longer tilan'llsual because of the. mild weather. Ilalltel l-Iall. charged with drunken- ness. was tried before .ltlllge Joseph ii, Taylor. this morning. ill the town court. He told a patheiit tllic tilat III- has ll family of eleven lhiidreu ill Wisconsin and after a line of $5 and costs had been imposed execution was suspended and he was allowed to go. it was erroneously stated yesterday that tile tire on Sunday afternoon wall at the Grand Central Hotel. It was at Michael Lubrallo's Grand Union l'iotcl. ill Wood street Mini Lilblano takes cxutptlon to the statement. that the the was (rinsed by a girl smoking cig- lil‘t‘ilf‘i-i ill bed and says that such was not the critic. wiltlst liall of the season at Mimic lillll tomorrow night by Norwallc Stamford Muslim llulon. Ma (1. (i l’llllliplt'li}. Elgner. 13:.(1 (l~ush lug. L. W. Fromm. J. M. Shoal-.us l". Robinson Joseph A Lawrence. S. mollson. W. it Smith. .1. W (aldwell. i'. C I'Ilcwford. J. 1‘} Patterson. 'l‘heo- 4'31 It j .lAMiIliav 1:. arm 1'0 1'1 FLOR i GOLDEN 74 Washington Strut. Mrs Charles A. Freeinan and son “have been visiting in South Norwalk. Maine potatoes per bushel only 90c. at Smith's. Rowayton. ‘ Read the ad. Miss Jennie Smith. who Is 111 at her home in Merwln street, is steadily Im- proving; Laxative cold tablctdonly 15 cents a box~ at the Bridge Pharmacy. Read the ad. A regular meeting of the Friday Af- tertioon Club will be held on January 26. at the residence of Mrs. F. H. Glen son, 4 Taylor avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Blascor saw “The. Vanderbilt Cup." in which Miss Elsie Janis is starring. last oven- lnlg. at the Broadway‘Thentre, New York. STREET SUPERINTENDENT’SID successor llor NAMED Samuel w. Hoyt, lr.,Wi|l Leave the Employ ofSouth Norwalk. Next Month Who is to succeed Samuel W Hoyt .lr.. as supervisor of streets? is the question which is perplexing the poll- ticians Just as present. Mr, Hoyt will resign the first of Feb- ruary. and it will need someone to take charge of the. other as soon as he quits. It will lie very difficult to Iliid anyone who cart till the position as capably as does Mr. Hoyt. who is an engineer as well as a street supervis- (11‘. Several men are seeking the plum. which is a good paying job. It is un- derstood that one of the candidates is Constable J. J. Goodwin. CAPT. EVERETT SUSPENDED. "TUNING”.ION Jan 2.1 -~«(‘.rpt t‘. l‘. Everett. commander of the govcrtiv ureirl steamer Lieutenant 0rd. plying between this port and Fort Mansfield. Rilode island. has been suspended pending investigation of charges pre- ferred against him. The complain- ant is Lleilt. ‘orey. acting quarter- master at. Fort Mansfield, and though the exact nature of" the charges are not made pllblic. the fact that the corn. manding officer at the post should or- der a suspension and an investigation ,5 taken as an indication that the mat- ter is a serious one. tiaptliiil Ever» all is not an enlisted man. (.‘upt. John Spifford. of New London, has been placed in command of Illi‘ Liens tenant 0rd. The date of the hear ing on'tho charges against (‘IIpL Ever .3“ has not been announced. GENERAL WHEELER iLL. NEW YORK. .lun. flim'l‘llat iirlg itIIIPI'th‘Ilé‘l'iil .loscph Vi'hcolci'. i'. S. A.. retired, has a mild attack of pit-ctr illollill was announced today at the route of his sister. Mrs. Sterling Smith. it 173 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. where General Wheeler is ill. The announcement added: "lie is restin: easily, and hope for a speedy recovery. His son, Major Joseph Wheeler. Jr. and two of his daughters are with him." EPWOTH LEAGUE MEETING. A business meeting. entertalullreni and social will he givell by the hip worth laragrle oi' the First Methodist leiscopnl Church tomorrow evening. January 21th. 7:45. Every member is earnestly r't-Ioiiesicd to be present. and all friends of tire League are cor- llally invited to attend. Refreshments free. Don't brood over the pal-It or dream of the future. but llst‘mllli‘ instant, and get your lesson from the hour. WW [voerollng Moll Should 9 Save. lhero lS'No Better Way than to Start on Account WITH The South Norwalk Trust Co. 4 per cent. Interact paid. In litlro. (‘llrldellyne. New York; 1'. 1. Mills Waterbury: -A. ll). Wicks. South Nor-walk: Stephen P. i’oekin F ii. Mllholl. New Haven: John (1 Melton hie HDIMHEMI'III B. (i. Campbell. A. M. Fowle. W 1. Arnold Ilally linherty. Charles I". Wehber. I" ll. Maillot. lion ion: .1. A. Leuvcnll. Jamaica Plains. Marat: Mr, and Mrll. 'l‘. E. Dolmen. Charlotte. Mielll.: ll. .1. Bar lngton. Philadelphia. M. Young erldeli. were guelltll at the Hotel Clifford you terday. . Kodak mlumm Court Exchange Ball Room. Bridge wrt. Jan. Iii to 8?. This in without doubt a great treat to those interested to Photography. Full announcement. of Lectures. etc. In our window. Complimentary Tick- et: for the HILLION- in’Ll‘OOR. ”MW Wilt. Open lundm Savingl Department. Open during noon hour. Account opened with mlnora. W SOUVINER I’OSI CARDS .. Sir Views of Connecticut 5 Cents Evening stut- Zoltunq true this week at COLEMIN’B NIW! ITO". to North Main “not, booth Not-walk. J- Agent for A. II. Ipauldinp'a Inubali and Open up Condo. out!» T e? ream Rod “TagSale. ALL OF OUR OVEROOATS ARE lNITHE PRICE TUMBLE Every overcoat made for this season must see service this sea. son, if radical reductions in price can tempt you to indulge in the best overcoats we know. In spite of heavy selling since the opening of the sale, we' ve still ~no pick-ups of other peoples’ odds and ends to offer. ' All the latest styles to choose from,‘ in all sizes, at these red tag $7.88. $9.88, $l|.88,‘ $14.88, $17.88. $22.88. We’ve’ never had more or better bargains in boys‘ and children's overcoats than this sale offers. All sizes still. And in suits for men and boys. you’ll find astonishing values in brand new. this season’s styles. l Tel. Call, 32-2. It has been our mnstant alln to give satisfaction. First of all our (lots are of good quality. They are clean. that means. free from «instead for- eign seeds. . Next you get full \veigllt»-75 lbs. to a bag—wind re- you pay for none. of the screenings or dirt which you find iir all grain unloaded direct. from cars.‘ member ’l'ruly all this is out satisfaction. A "Q .. Buy ()at's That's Clean. . " \ .a'. I; MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘ We are nearwjust as far I . K I _ as the nearest letter-box ,- 2 f or telephone. /——\ 2W- ‘ , .m FREE CATALOGUES OF THE GREAT KODAK EHIBITION to be given ill Iil'ldgeport. (built, this week. We also have a few admis- sion tickets to be given away to the. first comers. AtW. P. BEERS’ KODAKS AND CAMERA SUPPLIEON' 49 Wall 8L. Norwalk. 0 Bo. Main IL. to. Not-walk. L AthUlInct’. of Satisfaction Worth a Ton of Talk. We reverse mattera~give you an ounce. of tliik~just enough to attract your attention, and a ton of satisfac- tion. Our coal is good to begin with, properly "picked." free from slate. screened free from dust. and small int. purities; secondly. well housed and handled ill our yards; thirdly. sold full weight, and at the lowest price the market will permit. Give us a trial order. Tho Daniel Keogh Cool (20. Seaview Ave. 'East Nor-walk, Ct. Tel. 145—6. Itrllllcll (linens—Bridge Drug Store. \i’uahlngtou street bridge: Leury’s Stationery Store. Railroad avenue. .- — OAL $4. 50 Ton HARRIS & BANS 00. 68 WATER ST. is lSl'NTlON 19.2 “Ti" (1" do 3i! ~22... w 2 Tel. 45o. OPENED LONG SLAMS 300 iii. Live Lobstels * LARGE DRY EOOALLOPS, 0R! ENPORT OVO‘I’IRG, YELLOW PIKE. EXTRA LAROI SMELT, DLUIFIOH, WEAKPISH, SALMON, COD, PLATI FIOH. ITO, FINNAN HADDIID, FANCY IMPORTID ILOATIRO AND KII'PIRID HIRRINO. Cutblll’e Bridge man Market Tel. 108. Free Delivery. t. AdvertiseYoul Wants to The Sentinel. all sizes at each reduced prick-all new goods from» ”but regular stock . at Exceptionally low Prices! (ilycerlne Toilet Soap. 3 cakes In box, 13c box. Witch Hazel Medicated Soup, 3 cakes 1 box, We bell Autumn Violet 9 p. i, 3 cakes in box. 10c box. White Floating Bath Soap. 5c cake. Tar Shampoo and .Bath Soap. ». " ‘ 5e cake. The Clifford Pharmacy TEL. CALL, 15—2. Maples ll Goldsohmidt Co. uncommon.) ‘ COMMISSION BROKERS. ‘ Onion in Stocks. Bonds, Grain 5nd Cotton. Iwarta A Corbett Ilock. to. Norwnlk. W TODAY IN WALL STREET WAIL S ltEE'i‘. 10: 10 a. m—~"lhc stock market opened active alrd irleg- itlar. The bell. copper anti lead stocks wcte llll lower and the south- Western ruiiroads also showed depres siou. Anaconda lost " points tana titan Pacific 1 1-12. Lead 1 1-8. Atcllison about a point and Missouri Pacific :1 large fraction. Reading was rushed tip 1 1-2 on running stiles. Northern Pacific gained 1 Hi. St. Patti 1 1-4. l)e.n~ Ver & Rio (ll'ande a poilit and Pacific (least a large fraction. Reading lost most of its gain within the first few minutes of trading. WALL S’lltlt‘ir} ’I 11 it ill -(‘-'onicln over the unseasoutlble weather pteia lent in crop legions and tile hcaiy selling of Reading. whlth drove it floiii 104 to iii! 9.. accounted for the sharp dip In prices litter the opening dealings. Supporting orders and vig- orous resumption of pt oi operations in various specialties rallied the mar- Itet substantially Reading lose to a. fraction .lbove \cstelday and there was a pretty general ictoiery all ar- ound for a time. Liquidation in Alualgainatcd Copper. which carried it to a point below yesterday. started pri- ces on the down grade again just be ftlrc ll o'clock. WALL STREE’I‘. Noon. .'l‘llere was a. sudden outpouring of stocks and hears added raiding tactics to the pres— sure. Prices were carried down with violente. especially for lhe specialties Reading fell to 31/. below last night. Amalgamated Copper" 2%.. Locomotive. iii. and Anaconda 7 Practically all active stocks Were off a point or more. The hours rushed to take profits anti the buying calmed rallies of 1 to IV; Ill many stocks. Ben-Ila were irregular. WALL STREET. 1 p. m. AAAAA 'l‘hc mar- ket became feverish after 12 o'clock. Reading and Amalgamated Copper go~ lug back to within a fraction of the profilous lowest Helliy buying was resumed in all quarters again Read- ing showing a r'eloiery of oI'cr 2 points and other favorites a poillt or more. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wires of The Maples & Goldachmldt Co.. Com- mission Brokers. Slwartz & Corbett Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 153. Open High Low 1:30 Anlal op. 112% 112 109 1097;. A. (l. & I“. t,‘ willy; 4131'. 43% 11333 A. C. & I". it. 104 104 NH lit-l Alli. (‘ol Oil. 41:11. 41"}; I03,l 41 Am. ice. 451,4 451,1; «I» 45 Am. Loco 737.. 717 .l .7019. 71% Alli. Smell 171% 171 169% 170 Am. Sugar. .151 1511,. 149% 150% A_ '1‘. 112‘s. Fe also 044% 1141i. 04"; A. 'l‘. & S. p. 104% lit-1% 10414; 104% Hallo. & Ohio. 110% 110% 115% 115% ii“ klyn. It '1‘. 00%, 921,. 901/. 9011; tiles til Ohio titer. any. mill. 61%;. i‘lll. 8: N. W adult. 2313‘s. 2:15 2:15 I‘ll, Iii. Mat, 23 :33 22% 223'. (7. M. Ill Si. I’ 191% 193% Militia 100 (lol. II‘. a. I, 72% 71% 7114. 72 Fill. South 311% till-Tit 115% iii: (You. (ills. 171514. “(1% 17114} 178 Del di Mud. 2133 2211 221i 321 . Eric. 40% 50 49% 49% (ion. Idler. 178% 178M 177% 177% ill (You. 179% ltitl 178 178% Lou, ll Nash. 1.511% 153% 152 152% Manhattan. 1011.9 luau, route. Itil Mei. tit. ILL, 124% 125% 12-1 124% Mex. (flint. 257.. ill; 25's. 25% M. K. & 'I'. 31W. :teuy. till :19 M. K. '1‘. pt. 7:1 7:1 72% 72% Mo. PM. 105 loan. lowJ 1041/9 Nlil. Lend Still/g hill/I; 110% 89% N. 1'. Con. 154M ”th 15275. 17.27.”. Nort‘. a Went. 90 01% till 110 (lot. It Word. 51% 54% fully. flit/4 l’llc. Mall. 51 iii no no i’oun. Ii. IL. MT 117% Md Milli. Pitt). (Inn. 100% 101% ‘00:?“ WOW. Pros. 8. Car. Iii). ti: lit 61% Reading. tilt .. till 1:50 1110 lieml. I pf. any. lull/u aw, only, Itch. Still-,1. :ltl ' an 115% 351.5 Rock isllilld III-'12 24% 24% 241/; South. Par. 72% 72% 707... 7071. Bull. Ry (In. 307.1... 4111/. 3117... 3971} Holt. Ry. Co. p. 102% Itiztlfiitlilila 102% 'l’exull Pile. till all :iti till Union l’ac. 151174. 1571/, 1551/. Il’lfl'tit U. 8. Rubber , flit l flit 136% Mitt. ll. 8. Steel. 45% 413% 44% 44% ll. 8. 811181.. p. 112% 11.2% 112% 111% Gartner & Company. stock brokers and member: of the Pittsburg Stock libi- change. made an assignment today. The liabilities will exacted 3200.000. Samuel A. titanic, of this city. wall ap. pointed cortisone. CHICAGO. Juli. 23. -Aftor a careful examination of the defunct brokerage arm of Molteyuoldr In Company at .yemrday' ll hearing before liefem In ’Wullalth 25 926% 24% 24% WABHING'I‘ON. Jan. 23.-~Aocortling mm: the street carotid!“ Wabash. bid. 47 ‘ 47% 48% 48% to formation received by the weaibu- roads. and It la a groan pom Will. Cell. 32 32 32 32 or arena. the area of high pressure their proper am to diub . . .. . tit'r'rsBURG. Pa, Jan. 23.4%. T- over the Atlantic hall begun to give with patent medicine dud other; ‘ J List: ito ‘ Keep the ' Ball Rolling. “if" PRICEO WILL INTEpzsr CAREFUL coronal-M 15 ..i’ , \ MEN'S cull-s wears woo MEN'S SUITS worm-I erotic .. It.” MEN'S GUITOWORTH 512.60 a u, ' MEN-s sorrs worm-I «5.50.. ‘ l ' aovs' suonr Tnouseao' surrs .. ..... stall and :2.» BOYS’ OVERCOATS, GOOD ONES ...........-.........,.... .1... MEN’S OVERCOATS I'llballilll $4.00, 35.00 AND ”no swearzns AT ..... ....... run BOYB’SHIRT WAIBTS AT 1... men's HOSE, 12V;c QUALITY, BLACK on BROWN. AT 3O BROKEN LOTS OF WINTER UNDERWEAR AT l/z‘ PRICE. SELLECK & PRICE HEAD-TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. 100 HANDKERCHIEFS AT W. 98 Washington St. South Norwalk'fl Our new telephone call, 165-5. .‘ ‘ Butter selling fast. Good? You bet. 25c lb. Butter Toast: Crackers fresh. crisp and fine. No doubt of It. only 10c lb. , iced Philadelphia Cakes, a marvel of goodneu and cheapneu, 106-. 1b.. Rival Biscuit. calculated to beat the truat,10c lb. ‘ Sugar Tablets in the same list. 10¢ lb. . Altmore’s Mince Meat. fine as silk. A peculiarly nice article for people. A sample sale at a wonder fully low price, 10c lb. for I «W Armour’s Mince Meat 8c lb. Some good Cooking Apples, no rot but not large. 14c half peck. Sweet Cider, last barrel going now 256 gal. Sweet Russet Granger. 25c doz. California Lemons. 20c doz. Cooking Eggs, all good. special. 25c dot. Republic Condensed Milk made in Vermont. A fine article idem Good trade in Swift‘s. Wool. Naphtha or Pride Soap. Any «rt, 0:2. Special. . _ . Spinach. so fine and cheap. 25c picm '» . . "I!" Hope to serve and please. LORENZO DIBBL Telephone Call 36-4. Special Price on hinges for Wednesday 16 large. Sweet florida Oranges. for 25 Goals This sale for one day only. UNITED GROCERY COMPANY. Special. 250 pl 20 NORTH MAIN 81'. “PORT 8T. 50 NORWALK, CT.‘ EAST NORWALK. OT. TEL. 143. TEL. STU-dc fl .__...~- 9 , AND cusses MUST a: civilian ‘ EYES LHNNNL omn an. attribute. a lack of plum... or violon to in: one when MI plume are wnolly. to blame. Would It not be well be me your eye. examined nab" ‘ ' IT'S FREE. 0. B. Jackson, . Graduate Optician. 58 WALL STREET. Bankruptcy Eastman. ii 111 asserted Limit. AND lLLzoAi.‘ Anya thllt the firm will not be able to pay ING. more Iiiiili thirty seven per cent. of hit . “uponpmwflp‘ A Brooklyn business man (:0an ~ and tried to carry into exocuti other day it unique and brilliant Colonel Mann. Editor of Town Topic-Q "rm“ mm“ H“ mm M“ “W“ the stand A ”n It gn affixed In. rallied lotterll to til on I - of an automobile. so that Willi, NEW YORK. 23.~~»cheral st letters were coated over with- ..my women were present. as llpcctu- palm. the machine painted hll M turn in the Supreme Court today, when llaement on the lillplilllt whore ‘ the .II‘IIII of Norman anltood, editor was driven But the Brooklyn of Collier‘it Weekly. oil It charge of cloflnlng tonimll-Iilloner b‘olnt criminal tibol. was resumed. ’i‘hc Eagpomlmp lloul who did not charge is brought by invoice Joseph clate a stroke of geniu- llkc thin M. lhliiel. a stockholder in Town 'l‘o- mp nqulmenf (1,“...th tM Id oil's. Colonel Mann. editor or the or with on- police and It paper. who was on the witness stand smit'lt‘hfld the whole ileum; all day yesterday. wall recalled again cannot. lien why this propelled today by the prosecution. Dintrlvt At- of advertising was any more“ . tel-trey Jerome quelrlwr'ng him. rive or objectionable than on” A copy of Town Topics Issued ill of lilpplayn daubcd on Mt... . 1899 Wall shown Colonel Mann. who walls or thrust into the flood.“ denied that Abraham H. Hammett. the public, on n". ”MW m lawyer had ctmllultod him about an tell my"... All those mBW‘ unpleasant paragraph in that. home of mm the automobile pm. . the paper. and an outrage upon the bubll .,..._...__................... pavements are ubllomoopor . STORM WARNINGO DIOPLAV‘D. In a, large and gut; "in“ ‘fgy EDITOR HAPOOOD'B TRIAL. way. a condition favorable to the one ward advance of the cold weather now pro revolting in the Mississippi Valley. he temperatures continue abnormally high In Atlantic coast titan-iota. The temperature in Atlantic coast districts will fail at) to so domed in the next 24 hours. storm wanna are dis- tlaementtl.»tlasllo'tl thl WILL HAVI NIW William K. blunted, , thullllultlc Iuwmobilltltl a new Pope-Hartford ml. . the spring. 'l‘lilil mill Mapis’u favorite. in played on the Atlantic non from Del- York. for «vocal yearn. The were Breakwater to New ill a duo. lam w. a. a ”In
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