rut... oyatcrit ut.Cuthlll's. See no u... (lreenport a ti. . Company D will- drill at the armory tonight. ‘ Captain Willianis'll‘. Hoyt was in Mcriden yesterday on business. . A rehearsal of the Arlen ._ Singing Society will be held this evening. You will find a record that tells in the Merrill College ad, today. Read it. Miss Jennie Lowndcs is ill at her home in Woodward avenue with ton- silitia. " ' Maud S. flour at $5.25 per barrel. at the New York Grocery Company. llead the ad. A little home for you and me; it‘s all 1 ask except good health, Which comes from Rocky Mountain Tea. l’laiated‘s Drug Store. “Peepers" were heard last night in on: of the Norwalk ponds. a moat. un‘ usual occurrence for January. .lardlnicrcs and umbrella stands at the I). M. Read Company's. Prices greatly reduced. See ad. Tomorrow being St. Paul's Day, Holy (‘omniunion will be celebrated at Trin- ity Church tit-10 o'clock. Twenty-one pounds of granulated sugar for $1. at the United Grocery Company. Other specials, in ad. a .: 'n l lira. Thomas Dorsey. of Holden Place. who has been ill for several days of the grip. is now Improving nicely. ' . , A special ,conyocation of, Washington t'hapicr. R. A. M. of Norwalk. will be held tonight: I.l,l‘W0|’k the R. A. degree, A meeting of Nor-walk Lodge, B, l’. (i. bl. will be held this evening. and a delegation of visiting Elks from New York is expected. One of the smaller oyster boats struck on Constant! Beach. yesterday morning in the fog. She was later lloaltd and was undamaged. ......— -—-S R. Ford. organist of the Congre- gational Church. wititeaeh a limited number of pupils on the piano or or- aan. Applicants will please call at the church (weal entrance) Thursday afternoons or evenings. . »-———-y--.~:-‘ - Tomorrow night llho’oilicera of Sher- man Council. Royal Arcanuni, will he installed by the grand officers. An elaborate program and social has also been arranged. ’l‘wo wagon lands of stone art- mired in l’t-nt Swain road... They have been there since attird‘ai‘ and from lhl present outlook will have to stay there until the. roads freeze, 'l‘hc barge Clarence. of the Norwaik ’l‘owhoat Company. which has been at Port Jefferson forms-tome time anti has undergone a thprouxh overhauling. has had a new deck laid. The Clarence arrived this morning with a cargo of ram] from Long island. consigned to bishop & Lynen. .... W i"rmlcrick Lacey. formerly llllttpilplll‘ limpet-tor for the Southern New Eng land Company. bill now with the West.- ll‘ll Electric Company. has recently in- vcuiod a very useful appliance for use it in known an a “cable stretcher." and "Hit a long in the telephone liiialncsa. [felt want. The local icc dealera get a little anx- lotm over the procpeota for a good Ice. there wan ice of ten warm weather followingtleatroycd it. Homer 7 _ be the only local dealer who hacihurvoaled any ico no crop. Some timt‘ 3 excellent lillttlity inches in thickneas hut rom two to the Ilutlvry to acid fur. Mr. lluttory’ out a triathlon pro duct from a amall pond in Broad Riv t‘l'. acme hope. w MANY MEN TO BE DIOCHARGEO wasnmo'rou.’ Jan. 24.-~Accortling' to the ‘ntatoiucnta of the Navydnpai-t; meat the effect of yesterday's order re- ducing the forces in the diffornct navy yards employed in «team engineering work will clone the diloiimc at the Norfolk yard old.” man, at New York 120. at Portsmouth, “ ‘nrcmortnn to each. 800. at More in , imagine island " announcing» Jan. 33 to $7. Thin longiihout dw‘bt a (root treat to those int n rotosrnphy. Full lanolin t1 um, eta. . in our window. mphmonury 'l‘ioit- ' at: for the WILL 601?. a}: ,, small-r0 'l'ho colder weather. which set in during last night. given the icomcii‘ Court Exchange Bail Room. Bridge- , JANUARY 1». _ APPLY 1'0 1'1 YLQR & GOLDEN ‘ 24 Workman» Strut. «.4 -~-.. ”...”... “...... - ... undone ......i." causal?“ O , I‘I thatched,” qigtrlct Deputy .. “iisuprcmo K hybrcnnan. Dlotrlci Deputy" promo Knight .la- 1 moo 'l‘. Brennan. or, inford, came to Norwalk. last even ng. and instal- led the recently elected, officers of Ca- tholic Union Council, Knights of Col umbuc. as follows: Grand Knisht——Benard 'l‘. Natteford. i Deputy Grand Knight-«Thermals P. Casey. Chaplain—Rev. J. C. Fogarty. Fininclal Secretarywilenard C. Fec- ney. Recording Secretary—~Edward .1. the yes. 'l‘i'casurerwmiward J. Finnegan. Chancellor-C. M. Dot-gnu. Warden—L J , Adams Lecturcrwd. J. Keene. Trustees—vi). .l. Kearney, Howard and Dr. W. .l. Tracey. Physican~Dr W. .l. Tracey. lnaido Guardv—M. .1. Carewe. Outside Guard—NV. J. Walsh. Refrcaiimtmtn consisting of sandwich- en. coffee anti cigars were served afv tor the work. The next. meeting will be held on Monday. February 5th, iuatoad of the second Monday night in February, ow- ing to the Lincoln» Day‘hanquet of the Catholic Club. At the next meeting the Knights will bc’addreascd by the llev. James H. O'Donnell. William MISS JACKSON'S VISIT. State Secretary of the Girla' Friend» Iy Society in Norwalk Last Night. . Mil-ls Jackson, slate secretary of the Girl‘s Friendly Society. came .to Non ‘walk last Welling aild addressed the instances... ALL or our evictions ARE in THE PRICE * whale. ~Evcry overcoat made for this season must see service this uca- -‘ can, 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're still all sizes at each re‘duced price—all new goods lromour regular stock -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 prices: $7.88, $9.88,” $|i.88, class, $|7.88, $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. ... Tel. Call, 32-2. St. Paul‘s and Grace Church Branches. at their respective meeting places. Miss Jackson's home is in Canaan. Her first visit was to the St. Paul's Branch, at the town assembly hail. There was a large attendance and dancing followed the address. Mina Jackson spoke to another large audience at. thetirace Church Branch gathering in Red Men's Hall in the la- zette building. . Later the, girls had a social time. with games among thcur solves. Minn Jackson will address the St. Luke‘s (‘hurch Branch in Stamford to if night. i‘ ‘ NEW DUMPING GROUND NEEDED. The City of Norwalk finds itself in a position that necessitates some ac- tion toward securing a new dumpinu ground. Property in Smith street. owned by the St. George Pulp anti Pa- per Company. has been acrving for this purpose, but the company has re- ccnlly given notice that its property is now filled in sufficiently. The city council may purchase a piece of property along the harbor front for a dumping ground. Sonn- people urge that the people should own the dumping ground. as coiiaider- able land would be made by the dump ing of refuse at a given point at, the harbor edge during the L‘Olll‘vlt' of a year. MISS LYLE ENTERTAINS. Miss Helen Lyle entertained a nulli- her of her friends at her home on Woodward avenue last evening. being the occasion of her sixteenth birtlr day. Several piano selections were rendered by Miss Lyle, accompanied by Howard Ficlda and Johnnie Sititrgv mullcr on their violins. and a bonnie- ous collation was served. Altiuxing games were ail-lo induigei: in lo a late hour, Among those prcaent were tin- Mihsea Ethel Saabyc, illaiichc Pohl~ man. Beatrice Benedict, Alyce Fitch, Mai Harris. llclen St. .lohn and the Mcasra, Howard lt‘ielda, Arthur Sier- lin-g. Johnnie Slccgmullt-r. Arthur 'I‘oica and Charles I’fahl. Miss Lyle was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts from her young i‘ricuda. ’l‘licro lil't‘ HOlllt‘ people who would ,carry checrt‘ulncaa so far that they are .of her clothes the first time idle rat in a trap. W Everything Man Should Save. there Is No Better Way than to Start an Account WITH « The South Norwalk Trust Co. 4 par cent. interact paid to Savings Department. Open during noon hour. 0 Account opened with mlnoro. .. Shillong. ”dub? Six" Views ,of“ Connecticut 5 Gents Evening bum Zoltung tree thin Wflk at OOLEM‘N’B NIWI oven. to North mln bunt, loath Namath. Agent for A. 0. I Iuldlng'o lac-ball n. » it has been our constant aim to give satisfaction. It‘Il'l-il of all our ()nta arc. of good quality. . They are clean. that means, free from dual. and for- eign seeds. Next you get full weight »»»»» 75 lbs, to a bag-uiid i‘e< iuenlhur you pay for none of the screenings or dirt which you flml in all grain unloaded direct from cars. 49 FREE . A Truly all this is out satisfaction. . ""‘VN, Buy Oat’a That's Clean. ... "til “i : MANUEL T. HATCH. 4 We are near—«just as far . "h 4‘ as the nearest letter-box _. .-.= ..‘l or telephone. y” it / " V" ‘V""\. \_ -m..--ml--._._._._.w- ,.-..,.. .. vw ~_ - ._, #-fi——“—— J-IE: ~ aui‘ . . CATALOGUES OF THE GREAT KODAK EHIBITION to be given in Bridgeport. (hum, thin week. We also have a few admire aion tickets to be given away to the ii rat comers. . At W. P. BEERS’ KODAKS AND CAMERA SUPPLIES. Wall IL, Norwnik. o 80. Main It.. to. Norwllk. ”'tiiiii" 9.. :in 3C An Ounce of Satisfaction Worth a Ton of Talk. We reverse matters-give you an mnrcc of talk—just enough to attract your attention, and a ton of satisfac- tion. ()ur coal is good to begin with. pl‘npt'l‘ly ”picked," free from alate. at‘l‘t't‘nud free from dual. and email im- purities; secondly, well housed and handled in our yards; thirdly. sold in” weight, and at tho lowant price the market. will permit. (live up a trial order. The Daniel Keogh dual to. Beavicw Ave. “Eat Norwalk, Ct. is A . Tot. 145—4. ":' lirnnch Oflicea——~llridgc Drug Store. , Worthington street bridge; l/eury's Stationery Store. Railroad avenue. W Green portOysters ONLV PLACE IN TOWN HAVING OREENPORT OVETERS. ALSO HAVE OPEI-"ED LONG ND ALL‘KINDB OF Fist-l. C LAMS, ROUND CLAMS. EBCALLOP8 HARDBHELL CRABS .......................... 26c TO 404: A DOZEN Cutbill‘s Bridge Eiah Market Tel. 108. . Free Delivery. Aida-h- -_,”,,. Indlnortapdoodt. ‘r’ ‘ WMMOOOOOOOOOOWOflw EYESVIJHMIGE t t AND GLABBEB Mlle-r a: CHANGED ' ACCORDINGLY om ono‘cttrioutu a luck at ammu- ot VIIIM to hit by» when htt‘gluuc an Molly toblom. your out mallow unlat l1". FREE. 0.; B. Jackson, Graduate Optician. 58 WALL STREET. Would It not be well to have ‘ ucnwnta. or. Advertise Your Wants to The Sentinel. A. m»... . . : ,IOIIH'SOAI’S at Exceptionally low Prices I Giycerlne Toilet Soap, 3 cakeaup box. 10c box. 1 Witch Hazel Medicated Soup, 1 ‘ 3 cakeg in box, We box. ' 'Autumn Violetglgrup, ., 3 caked in box, We box. White Floating Bath Soap. 5c cake. Tar Shampoo and Bath Soap. lhe Gliffnrd Pharmacy TEL. CALL, 15—2. om» Maples it Goldsohmldt Co. (Incorporated), COMMISSION BROKERS. ,. “It." In Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Iwcrt: A Corbett flock. lo. Norwallt. "...,” ..---- TODAY lN WALL STREET WALL S’l‘ilEiE'l‘. 10:10 a. in.-——Open- ing deals in the stock market. showed further progress in the recovery which had set, in when the market cloned last night. There. were a number of buoyant advanCeH with Union Pacific the feattii'e,.ten thousand shares sell- ing at 159 and 159%. compared with 157% last night. Colorado Fuel rose an extreme 2 points. Canadian Pacific and Denver ail-ll Rio Grande lily. Amal- gamated Copper iii... Brooklyn Transit, and Allia‘Chalmera pfd. 1%.. Smelting about. a point and St, Paul, Northern Pacific, Sugar, Allis-Chalmers and tin- ifed Staten Rubber large fractions. Anaconda rose 51/. WALL S’i‘ilEE'l‘. ii a. m.. Slight ir- regularity in the high priced active stocks Incidentiul to realizing on the advance did not discourage heavy buy- log of a number of the low priced stocks. The activities of the rar- Ioua pools. in these stock..- and the belief that they would cvontually shari- in (‘olilprcllr-nslve plane~ for solidify- Ing the great systems were factors in attracting the Speculative element. Some of the advances recorded were lt‘cdcral Mining to points. t‘nlorado lt‘uci pill. Ht... Great Northern pl‘d 2'55 Woolen [lid and Denver and Rio (trail- (14‘ and several other stocks from t to 1%.. WALL STREET, iioon.--~'l‘lit~ feature or the market. was the quick advances in low priced stocks, both railroads and industriais, most of them paying no dividends. ‘ Largr buying orders till» poured In first one and then another. l'nion Pacific rose 2 lwi to a new rec- ord at 159 7.8 and Reading ran off a point to Hill. but the movement gen orally in the high grade stocks was narrow. Bonds were irregular. WALL S'l‘llEE'l‘, l p. urw'l‘hc move- ment shifted in thr high priced illdliii- trials. Anaconda fixing it) H and Amalgamated Copper and Sugar 2 5-8. The general list was Int-lined to police. but held firm and i'nion Pacific extend. cd lit-i record to 160 l~‘2. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wires or The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com- mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 153. Open High Low l:::u 5 W Ailial. (lop. l131~g 112% MM; fill/t A. C. & F. (‘o.. i-l'fis’. I71»; 445;. 471i. A. (‘. & I“. p. ltliiv'l, ltlfi‘h 103*; NS". Alli. Col. 0“. 4‘2 42“ 413 42‘; Alli, Ilft‘. 451,; 4515; 45'.» 45"}; Am. Loco 73»; 73M 7: 73% Min. Smell. initiiit. ml. 172% Am. Sugar. taunt 151% 1501/3.- 151% A. 'I‘. & S Fe. 94% 95m. 94% 9:". AT di. 8 Fe p. 104% 104V.- 10-II/l. 104% lluItO. Ohio 116 llti‘I/fi 1157... 116 ll'klyli ll. T., 91% 92% 91% 913" i‘llt‘ii. 8: Ohio 63‘,“ 53% till 63 Chi. & N, W. 235 7235 2:15 235'. (‘IL (it West. 22")“ 233“; 227/5; 33%. (I. M. & St. 1’. lill% 192 19W; 191% Col I“. 6‘1 I. 82 83". 8t) 8233 (Jul. Smith. 36%} 37 36-1.. 36% (ton! (lat-i. ltltl 180 179% 1791.“ I‘lel, & lltid. 221i 223 223 223 Eric. 49% .5011 49% 50% lei-lo. nu. pf'. 82!... 82% 821.5 am (but. Elev. 1783.3 179 178% 179 III. Con. 17%“. 171W. Hill/5; 1791/; Lou. 6: Nuah. WW, lfiillfi 15111;“; 153% Manhattan 100% ltitlila only. 160% Mei. Si. Ry. 124% I24“; 1941i: 1241.25 Mex. Cont. Ed Lilli/g ,llh'iri. 26%. M, K. a 'I‘. ill 40% 31W" 40‘... M. K. It}. 'I’. pf. 721% 73% 7273’. 73% M0. l’tlt‘. lili'n 106M. 105 ltlti Nat, Lead. lid 9': till till/9 N. V. Ct‘ll. 1541/4 ”14% ”33% 1M Nol'f. & Wt-ui. MW. 91% 00% 01 Out. fl: Word, 54% Mil. 54% 54% Pub. Mail. 605% 50% hill/g 53671;; Point. R. It. ”8% 147V. 146% Milli. Poo. (Ina. lfli ilil till itl‘l Print. 8. Car. dill; (Wit. 61% tit Reading. lill Iii? 160 160% Rep. Steel. 515% 37 31W; :17 Rock Inland. 24% 24% 24% 24% South, Par. 72% 72% 72% 72M. Hon. llv Co. til/i tilt. till/i ti’tit Sou. lly (it). p. "12% 102% 102% 1021/. Tom. Par. mm 39% 8th 36% Union Par. I59 ”974: ”38% 159% ll. 8. Rubber, 57% my, 56% full/g U. 8: Steel. 471% 45% 45% 45% 11.3. Steel. pf. 112% 112% ”2% 112% Wabiuh. 25% 215 269i; 25% Wabash pill. 47%. 48% 47% "96 Welt.Un.'l'eI.il3% 93% 931/. 93% Winflent. 31% 31% 31% 31% FOR A REOQUNT OP BALLOTS. Judge Minn town a but In The New York La lllcturc. ALBANY. Jan. 2 .wficnator Ramos today introductcd in the senate 3 bill providing for a recount of ballots in New York city and ompoworln the Supreme Court to open ballot on r! J! Ball Rolling. 7??! THESE emcee wru. mrcncsr corrected .‘t .‘n I 1 MEN'S WITS WORTH 83.00 y‘a- .1utourplnousonrwnnun-vylilc'wub mam sci-rs WORTH 310.00 . Mews sum wonru $12.00 a. man's curt-s WORTH $15.00 .. new mom Tnouscaa' sun's scum mull" 1' .u.» an. ~'~;t . ottoman. SWEATERS AT..................................it‘..‘.r.'... . . .: t. BOYS’ OVERCOATB, GOOD ONES .............-........’a MEN'S OVERCOATB $4.00, new SHIRT WAISTS AT .,,v,.‘._.,‘ ,‘i‘ - ~ 1 ’ in: man’s HOSE. lat/2c QUALITY. BLACK on shown.“ 10c HANDKERCHIEFB AT .... " ‘ .................‘.......-....“.i.." BROKEN LOTS OF WINTER UNDERWEAR'AT '/g PRICE. SELLECK .& PRIL HEAD-TO-FOOT ourrrr'rERs. _' y 98 Washington St. South)“ Our new telephone call, 1655. .j f l, ‘ ‘1'” SOME Goon ill I only 10c lb. people. 14c half peck. Special. LORENZO J 25c lb. ‘ . No doubt of it. 3' Add. . 1,;- Buttcr ceiling fast. Good? You bet. Butter Toast Crackerl, fresh, crisp and fine. iced Philadelphia Cakes, a marvel of goodneao and cheapncu, 10!: lb. ; Rival Biccuit, calculated to beat the trust, 10c lb. ‘ Sugar Tabletc in the same list. 10: lb. 1- - .. . Altmore’s Mince Meat. fine an all k. A peculiarly nice article f A oamplc sale at a wonder fully low price, 10: lb. for Armour': Mince Meat, 8c lb. Some good Cooking Apples, no ro t, but not large. M‘ Sweet Cider, last barrel going now 250 gal. Sweet Rune: Granger, 25c doz. California Lemons, 20c doz. Cooking Eggs, all good. special. 25c doz. ~ Republic Condensed Milk, made in Vermont. A fine, article, 10g can. Good trade in-Swift's. Wool, Naphtha or Pride soap. Ally loft, Spinach. so fine and cheap, 25: pk. .. , Z a t: " ~‘ ' ' ‘ Hope to nerve and please. , - x 'l" Telephone Call 26-4. .Mmltetliwocm t. . . . . .... ..u a not»... 18 SWEET ORANGES. ..................................... .:~ 20 NORTH MAIN 8T. 30 NORWALK, CT. TEL. 143. m Light Engine 'Ran into Tree Which ‘LAKFNILLE. .Ian. 24.-——Jamea Kelly,[ a railroad fireman. and Joacph Kirk. a brakeman, both of Ponghkeepaic. N. Y.. peculiar manner while riding in light engine onlitn way to Poughkecp- ale. Ore Hill station. west of here. During the night the high wind blew down an immcnac‘clni tree which had been Htrlpped of its branchco preliminary to being foiled. Illa trunk tweriiappml the Central New England Railroad trucks, and when the engine came along today it struck the tree, tearing away that portion of ’lhe cab where Kelly and Kirk were sitting. down to the bane of the. lira-box and aside from being terribly bruised were badly burned. on ahouldcr, arm and several fractured ribs and hit-l lniurion probably prove fatal. en to the home of Peter Flynn at Ore Hill where their iniurlen were attended to. keepaie. The engine is lined daily in panning freight trainu up the grade at. Nor- folk and rape hack to Ponghkeopoiu light. trial of Midllhlpmim Claude l3. Mayo. of Columbus. Mill ' . " flrat-cluoa, charged with hazing. wan renamed before the courtmnrtiul today. FL it. Theull, lilo connect, the court. up the once of Richard R. Mann. also a brat-clan» man, who was appointed to the Naval Academy by President Rorirtevcit. ”mt night the Mirage steamer Sal- vor. from Victoria. reached the cocoa of the wreck of. the Valencia. warmth in; to a special dispatch to the Horn old. but had to Itand by until day » light. being unable to render assistance to the survivors during the night. The work to now proceed ‘ inc. There's it lot or dlfloronco between it 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar - FLOUR, ‘ANY KINDLBAG .................................. MAINE POTATOES. BU ................................... » . . NESTLE‘S on DEEIANCE MILK. scans ................... ......” PANCAKE FLOUR, ANY KIND. 3PKGS. .............. ..._.‘.',.-.... NEW YORK STATE CORN, 4 CANS ....................... ........... TOMATOES. SOLID PACKED. 3 CAN 8 ..................... ..., ., . . .... aces, ooz. .................. , ............................... ' ....... . FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. "' RAILROAD MEN HURT. Hartford High concorlé‘y' «some. ‘ Fell Aaron Trackl. : In the MorldonJCourL' , MERIDEN, Jan. 24. n the court, this morning, Mound“ the oighteen-yearwld non-of. for member of the firm' of To and 'l‘ulin, wholesale (recon ford. waa fined $50 and ”.60: securing money under faint in passing hogan checks” . The boy. who Is a pupi‘iftltb . ford High School. pleaded guilty, » fine and coats were paid byway er and they returned to mom morning. . Young ’i‘uliu came to‘Mcrl‘ tcrduy and paused tbtoc““w checks which be endorsed uni. . . ion on paper loaned .bymho W’ ’ tionul Bank of this eityw M; wan accepted by a clerk fol-tho , and Hillard Company. The l . shortly after took the infinite” " ‘ bank and when it was t . were badly hurt early today in a n The accident happened near the The tree so felt that. a Both men were knocked Kelly cuffered u brok- will He and Kirk Were titk- A check for .12 and moth;- werc aluo caahod byl’flllllll, - father made roatitucion on t tiny. ~ . ' W Later they were taken to Pough- «Mu—WI '. cAnc RUN niuit'r NOW . W“ ‘. “ No More "Loft Humid” South Mall! m For a number of you“ M earn of the Connecticut ~ ' ‘r ALQD. Lighting Company burr ~ < ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jon. :lt.~~«-'I‘lic other on the South Moln’ltmb in a left handed nimon-Nfl in: rule:- of the modwtiioy m the left, instead 'Oftlm proved very annoying tote and tcomateizo and , .'. i ,_ , city tried to have the ..l'ul’“ . At. that time, lit/W . . . ' to the, wlrtnsurfioce y him been lilac ii . bridge which Motto of change. All mam correct mountain, '1'}. go on the turnottt‘ _.l. cars keep to the ~ The ferry bolt 5M slowly in Harlow .2, "The momulfll ' have no cow. bore , no troy. in‘tiio bow. - "No." bio I: , T "Then." ‘ , ,llb WM WW member of the “drowned The court will next. folio IALVAGI ITIAMIR “Tums. BELMNGHAM. Worthington. Jan. 24. W brood mind and It motion honor .. i
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