t1 WASHINGTQN or.
local News Notes.
Mrs. William Wooley. ot Narragan-
sett Pier is visiting relatives in towu.
yawn-u»..—
——Crotut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
MIs. Lois A searics, of Scott Cor-
ners. visited relatives In Norwnlit,
Monday. ‘
~F‘resh “(11118.12th lb. (It. New
York MIIIkot.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py
thins held (I regular routine meeting
inst. evening
~I~1)r. Dick's cores (1 cold.
Miss Mabel Bennett. of Springdale
spent Sunday with Miss Edna. Sey-
7 Inour. oi South‘Norwnlk. ~
~ane Sole. Central Food 00.. SM.
ulterrioous by indies of M. E. Church.
Miss Lottie Stabell, of Soutlr NorI
walk. spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs
David 1‘. Campbell, in Durien.
~1I‘resh Cdndy'aiwoys on hand. 10
and 21h- lb. M. S. Smith & Co.
WIIslIIngtonICamp. Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, held 11 meet
ing last. night. but tIIunstII-ted only
routine business. '
“.m...
«Large Long Clams. 30c. Cuthili'II
Pending the uppoluimtnt of II sut‘
ItIssor to Colonel MorgIIn, the otlite or
the assistant quatiermnster genelnl III .
linIIItt‘oItl will he in IIhIIIgII of til 1.
Wise
~SIII‘III‘II italisillfi.
LII.thIn A'- (‘II. ~~
.luures 16. 1611s, 31‘.‘.‘t)f"lil'tilltl River.
has purchased II house and lot. III
Chestnut street. Norwolk. from the
iiubeIil, Hull and Randall LIImher
Company.
‘ or him. lI‘. II
Use Dr. Thomns‘
Use Dr. The-
At your drug.
-—1s it a burn?
Electric Oil. A cut?
nIIIss' Electric'OiI.
Itlst.
J. S. Bates, the Norwnlk monument
man. has erected in the cemetery Just.
south of .1. E. Batterson’s place, in
Georgetown a. granite monument for
the late Whiter Bates.
I—Lenn Pot Roasts and Boiling Piec-
IIs at nuy old price, in the window at
thI New York MIII1.(III ’iuke u look.
The Reed & Volk Electrical (‘0
bus installed on eieIIItIIc motor for
the Hawkins Shoe Compnny. which is
[new operating in the itnymond shop In
ltnymonIi street.
-—«Es(IIIllops, 400. Cutbill's.
The second degree was couterred iii
II special communication oi St John' s
Lodge. F and A. M. lust night. A
IIIIgulur communication will' be htlIl
next week The’flrst degree. will' be
worked lll ilInt timtI
Old maids would be source end herd
to find.
Could they be made to see
How grace Itud beauty is combined
lly using Rocky Mountain Too.
Pluisted‘s Drug Store.
”w..-
Miss liethel, oi Cannon. duulthter oi
n former pastor of that place. also of
Rowuyton. IIpent Thursday at the home
or Mrs S. W. Sample. of West street.
South Notwullt. Misti litIthtIl in filtlp
ping In this city during the rovlvni
serviced.
m
w'l‘ho Chane style Derby.
Mrs. M. A. Mortin. reprencntutive
ot the liittnhurg (luzutte und Chroni-
IIIII 'i‘IIhIgruph. iii stopping III. the lie-
IIII (:Iii‘rInIIi. Mrs. Mortiu iII upeelul
religiouu correspondent for thIIIIII pn-
pIIrII, nod to ntiendhm the Chupmuu
IIIIvivui meetings-
»(inlitornin Lemons. the duo.
iIttwton it. (in.
O'Brien.
II". it.
Mine lI‘iorcnIIc Meliunnld. oi DurII-n,
is conulderuhiy improved from her ru-
l’i'lli, illness. nod in vhdting Mitut it'd
Winn Know. of 8"th Norwuiit. nod
will return noon to her chum In tho
titamtord High School.
W.
The Stamford Minstrel tiluh. whonu
permrmonoo in the casino to illum-
ford, Huntley event”. 'lienued a good
hours. is to two on untertntnment to
South Nome it It the annual unit (It
linen Tribe. 1. 0_ 11..
February” 1
u out Market—m
'WI
AND .
thallium st strum mutt
T e storm has out St. Mary‘s clock
I out. at: commission.
u‘II-Bsrznins in timed Beet.
New
Wilbur lreinnd, or ElmGrove street,
in suti'erlng from an ntincit of typhoid
(Iver,
.II. ”Ann—«I...
. I: «Militia Corn :ii‘flnii,25t‘_. 15.1).14 do (I‘d.
The patients IIt tho“ hospital are not
‘ lllm along nicely. No new ones hnve
been IrtIeelved since yesterriuy.’ '
”Winter Cups. Winter Cups. O'Brien.
I Company D and Company 11‘ will
have a battalion drill at the Armory
tonight. under the direction of. Captain
Edward P. Wood of the drst-numed
(ommnnd There will be a formation
drill and instruction by well known
military authorities. '
«California Lemons 150 don
Lawton & (Jo
F. D
The date of the banquet of the Nor-
wnlk Business Men's Association, or-
iginally planned for Tuesday evening.
February 20. has been changed to Feb.
r'utuy 21. The IlInneI will he sertv IIi
III the Hotel Norwullt. and it is ex
ported that there will be u bin; ntteud
IInIII.
~——II‘IIII.I-Ih Shoulder. iOe lb.
York Market.
. III the New
lI‘IItiInIis of Hjnlmur t‘orine. formerly
IIIIIIIII III ”III Nor wnlk iiotel who went
to Sweden last. yenr tor thII benefit oi
his hIIIiith IIIIIIIn thnt be has been re-
cIIperIrtIug rupidlv. Skieiug bus been
one of his pIIstinItIs oi" the present win-
(or. which bus been It severe one in
the north country.
I—Soft. llnls, Soft l-iIIIs.
The present storm hns interfered
with the. local trolley sIIIIIiee more nor
lously than any weIItheI conditions
this winter. Two good sized elec-
tric plows keep the main lines open
pretty well. but extensions like the
Broad River line suffered quite bad
b. The first car II-IIIIIiIeIl the latter
plnee about 10 o'clock.
O'Brien.
wlI‘I'IIsII (‘nndy IIIIvIIys on bond.
and 2th: lb. M. S, Smith & (.‘o.
‘t
David .lIInks. who is munugiug lI‘IIIIIl
(‘i'i('li MIIIIIIebrIIoiI‘s big farm. in Wit
Inn. has (‘tlllii‘llt‘il‘il with George 1')
l‘nylor for the building of It tine. lIIrgI
burn on the. property. The hIIlIIiIlII:
will Inensure 112x313 feet. with lt‘. i‘IIct
posts. IIIIII II II:IIIIIIII(IIII it feet deep. ’l‘hI'
will be III] the (Inst side 01‘ the
stI'IIunI IIIIIIIw South NIIIIII'IIIk‘s IlIItu
end it is iIIiIIuIlIIIIl yit‘ have It iIIIItrrI
IIIIIIIthII of live stock on the premises
the coming your.
Scrub yourself daily: you’ve. no.
I-IIIIIu inside. This menus (IIIIun stout
ncb. bowels. blood. liven (IIIInu.'hIIII11hI
tissue In every organ. Morni: 'l‘IIItI
l-loiister‘s Rocky Mountain Ten. 2:.
(tents. Tea or 'i‘uhlIIts. iiiulsied‘:
Drug Store.
Herbert 1.. lioulihnu. ilenjurniu 1)
Hilton. Nrw York; W. 11. Mnrigolti. .1I'.
Bridgeport: James '1‘. linbbeli. Nor
wnlk: E. liulkley, South Norwnik: W
K. .1. Hubbell. Wilton: William WIII-It
phnl. Illa. Hnrttord: Mrs. M. A. Martin
l-‘ittshurg. PIL; IIIIInes ("onI‘oy. iii‘iK‘iiI
ton; A. Shuper. Albany: (2. A, More
house. W. 11. Dougins. Providence: 11
W. Buckley.-i’hiIuIi(‘IlphIII: Joseph Mil
iI-I'. .1r.. Ossining: ll. Ii. KIIIIIIIr. Nor
wnik: (1. 11. Roberts, .1. W. Moore. I.
II‘. Fletcher. ioston‘. (‘IIIIIIIIIIIII M
Kemp. linitimore; N, Speyer. Chirngo‘.”
\vIIIIII nt the Hotel (‘III‘I‘oIIIL yesterday
A wornun worries until she not:
wrinkles. then worries lnIInIuse she. but
iiIenI. if she takes iloillsh-r's Rocky
Mountain 'l‘IIu she would huvo «neither.
Bright. smiling face t'oliown its use
.111 cents, Tea or ’l‘nblets. I'inistod‘t
llrug Store.
W
.ilIS'l‘ 1011
NEW ACCOUNTS OPENED
lililtiNG 'I‘IilIi MONTH ()lI‘
JANUARY.
lilt'flt'rii nIIIuhIIr
mouth on fur.
(ii‘lIlN A'i‘ NOON
might IprlIIiII It.
The
South‘Norwalk
Trust 00.
Having Dept, puyn 4% on do-
posits.
Cit'iltIi‘ttl honking Dept. turninheu
cheek-hook» tree.
honking Hours:
From 11 (I. III. in ii p. In. daily
the for our
dud. Hutnrduy evenings from
lOMITHiNG NEW 1N
A‘LI. cunt mum.
. wrunmv. no.
'OOMiG VALENTINE POBT CARD.
"(1 DITI; 8 POI Bo.
A'l'
COLEMIN’B
NEW. ATOM.
Valentine Post Cards
III-tut HA—LEIIYIEAR~LYI:SALE.
“Down end out"--prices are“ clown. and trousers m going out
lively. Some in every trousers sale we have: good bargains find
ready buyers, for everybody knows the quality and fit of our trousers
and they aruegular bargains at regular prices. 1 .
All broken lines have been price cut. to make quick clearance
certain; and because we started with the greatest trousers stocks in.
our history, you have wider choice than ever before. '
Reductions are like this:
From $2 to $1 ..48 From $4 to $2. 98
From $3 to $1.98. From $5 to $3.48
From $6 to $3.98. ‘
Still strong on good bargains in suits and overcoats for boys at
Red Tag prices. Don’t fail to come soon: sale will end shortly. ‘
Tel. Call, 32-2.
it has been our constant trim to give sntlslaction.
First or all our Outs are of good quality.
They are clean. that means, free from dust and tor-
eign seeds.
Next you get full weight-75 lbs to u bug—amt re-
member you pay for none or the screenings or dirt which
you find in all grain unloaded IllreIt from ours.
Truly all this input sniist'nction. ‘
lluy Ont's Thnt's Clean. 5‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are nenrwjust us for '
as the noun-st letterhot ’
~
Valentmes
Now Ready
At w. P. BEERS’
iii Wail MI, Norwalk.
C 80. Main IL. .0. Nov-walk.
Greenport Oysters
LARGE OPENED LONG CLAMS. ESCOLLOPS, ROUND CLAMS; COD.
HADDOCK, BLUE, WEAK, SPANISH MACKEREL, NATIVE FLATBI
LARGE SMELT. FROST. WHITE FISH.8HAD.HERR1NG.
III/HOLE COD
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Tel.108. Free Delivery.
IIIII tired N IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII No
36 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
”In Out [Iriendn nud 1-’utronn: ‘
We take pleasure in nnnouncing that we urn reudy for business.
"iI‘Vi‘illY' i‘IiINil XIII .Ei"i‘ltl(’AII' in our upecinllv
. All you probuhly iIuII- observed. it thoroughly equipped electrical (Ion-
lrIItIIIIIIt nnd supply house in this vicinity him been u need long untitled.
We too hnIII thuunhi (it this qui on norm of [M14 gruml old town in which we
proudly iuIltho have invented our linntIoI-II In It determinntiun to meet this
need nnd uith vour IIII-opIIIIItlIIII \IIIwIII succeed. '1 o IIIIIIronIplIIIIh the end
in \lt'W \H‘ IIIIIIIIII IIIdI you to let iiii serve you with iIItorIuIItlou. (IntinmitIN
und supplies IIIIdIIt thII IIIIIIII ot‘ "1W Vidlti'l‘liiNtl 1(‘.il¢t“i‘it1(IA1I' that yo"
IIIIII need in
WIRING
FANS ~
rIxrunaa / stone '
ARC LAMPS BELLS
MINIATURE LAMPS TELEPHONES
HIA‘TING APPARATUS snnoae
nlconA'rIons / BATTERIES ‘
momenceur LAMPS uovutrme
more”. nePAIns
ocncnoxooe-
TESTING. ETC.
A round 01 telephone I-nli will bring our solicitor to you. or we will
be honored with It vhdt from you (It our plnoe of lumineu’p. :ltl Weshiofliml
street. You have tlnI need V‘Wt? (Ion tili it~loto got menu». The 110‘?“ ”I
we wont your lliiitli'toiifl nnd will attend to it promptly utter putting it.
Antietpntlnu your favor» We me
Sincerely yours,
3' I thdilAM ll. limit)
. I mourn A. Voort in
.3‘4
vouuo mot WAN-riot" 3 .I t “m
Mir-rill Business (3011ch
CANNOT MEET THE DEMAND FOR COMPDTDNT
IOOKKIIPCR‘; OTINOONAPHIRI AND TY’IWHITIHDI
”mammoth, , “m
5.00 per month. ” . A
80311001. 3‘
Stillman."
I. ingrord. At the teat nnnuul meeting
’ sleet hy liultotIIIt u tainted communi-
taIIIInIIIII.
It you have not cqonThe latest
style: wrwouiti like to show
' them to young. Our new stock
has Juut arrived and we iro‘
showing mayhem)“ textural
and tint: in right size: for all
cormspondende.
PRICES. 100 TO 50c IOXL
See them In the'wlndow.
no Oiifforti Pharmacy "
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
”WOWMWOWO
Maples ti Goldsohmldt Go.
documented.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Onion In
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Canon.
Nam A Corbett Ilook. Io. Namath.
TODAY iN WALL STREET
WA141.S. 8’I‘REE’1‘, 10: 10 II. (IL—Light
llallflllCliflllii curried opening prices in
the. stock market OIer lust night with
It i‘ew importunt exceptions including
Pennsvltnnln. Southern Pacific, South-
IIIn Railway and United Stntes Steel
ptd which showed frnetionni declines.
'1 he striking gains were in the some
quarters that have been conspicuous
for some time post. Canadian Pu
(Ills was carried up 1%. Nntiouni
Lend 11/1. Colorado und Southern Sec
ond old. 114‘; (irent Northern ptd
Rowling. (.oiorado Fuel nnIl People' s
(ins IIhout n point and NIIIhItheIn l’IIIIi
11c. Distillers' Securities Irud AIrIeIi-
(Inn (inr IIrrge fractious.
WALL S’I‘Rli‘IlIi’i‘. 11 It. IIi.~—-i’ror‘es
slounl operators. utter being success-
ful in undermining the lnnrket and
driving prices buck to yosterdny's
opening lewd or below. IIIIvIIIIIIIIi their
position and hid up the list to II higher
IIIIIII'nIzII IOVII'I thnu In the opening. As
for some time past the IInIIlIIrs Irud the
11111 stocks were the. chief centers oi
speculation and their movement dom-
innthl the geuerui mnrkrt.
\‘I' ~\I 1 8‘1 Ill lI‘"1. nIIorI. wMmI- llt‘lllb
III iquIIrItIIIIIe were confined to sync iIII
:tIII- ks and the gIInIIliIl list IIIIIIIuIII in-
IIIusIIlI Iiull IIIIII sluggish. (1III:It Nor
”It‘l’ll ptIi.nnI1 Northern l’nIIIItII lose
I, St. Louis Southwestern ptd it :is
the common 1 8‘ .iltIInwnre & Hudson
.I. North Aurel it .111 2. 'I‘IInnIIosoe (,‘oul
1 12 and it few other stocks a point
or more. liontln were heavy.
\\'.A1 I. STRICII'I _ l p III—~SpIIIIII1n-
Ilon was at too. listless n chnrntIIIr to
I :IIIsII any striking iluItuntiIIns except
in II few selected stocks. Reading be-
I-ImIII nIoIlIIrIIItIIh IIItiIII and res: 1 :H.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples (it Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
1'iloclt.Sonih Nodwaik. Telephone 153.
AIuIII. (‘op 11“»; lIiIi'g' 2 1111111411,)
\.. C. (Q “GIL-11% +113 44”; Hit.
Am. (hit. (111.. i‘81l 881/1 37%;37";
.\ur 1(III. M Ii-i ill-'51:; 4334;
All]. 1.000., 716 76 WI 711
Am. Sun-II. 111334 1113?» 1621/; iti3I'I;
Ant. Sugur. 11514 145% 144144 115
A. '1‘. & S. lI‘II., 921:; 1121’; till-II 9214
1in1to&()hio.iii 1141/; 114 1141.1
il'itly‘li. ii. 'i‘ 8-1511 85 84% 8-15“
Cites. 8: (iiilt) 09‘.“ 1391/1 5873'; ll)
(.‘ili & N. \\'.. 3‘30 Lilli 881] 2‘10
(in (It West. ":4; 22%; 2214; 2214;
(‘.h M. (its 13.18411 18-1744 184 1841.9
(‘01: lI‘. &l 78%. 78% 72% 72%
(‘ol South. 343/; 35 34% 3:3
(ion. (ins. 177% 177% 17714 177%;
Del. & iiuII. 212% 21214; 21% 212%
title. 4614; «till/4, 46
ill .CIIII. 176% 1767/» 176% i‘to74;
14:11. 6'1. Nilsll. 149% 160 1191/; 1497.4;
MN. St. lly.. 120% 12074; 120% 120%
Mex. Con. 26 2t; 2511/4 211
M. K. & ’1‘. 86’“; 31W; 31W; :ltiI'Ig
M. K. & '1‘. pf. 71 71 71 71
Mo. Pile. 101% 1112 10114, 101%
Nitt. bond. 84% 841/; 8374; 841/,
N. Y. Con. ”8‘11 149% 148% 149141
Nnrt. & Went; 891/; Sill/4 H9 89
(int. & West. 52% 52% 48% 481/4,
Pmu. R. it. liliii; 14174. 1411/; 1411,41
Won. 8. Cur. 111% 132 (131/; iiiiii
lit-Indiug. 139741391}; 138% 13914
Rep. Steel 341.1; 34% 84 34V;
litIIIlt IKIItIttl 27% 273$; 27 27
donut. PM. on unit. um (Iii-I
Sou. Ry. (III. 411% 411141 411% MW;
Tenn. (1. it i 158 151i 158 158
Tum. Par. 35% 3W; I'iI'Ii/II :irII'ii
linion Pnr. 154113 1.35% 154% toil-it
11. H Rubber. 6271; “511 11274; 527.1.
11. H titer-l. 4414; «Hill; ii 441.4,
it. It. Him-I. p IIIII tony, Ioo Inuit;
detIHiI 2W1; 24% 24% 241/;
Wutuuth. ptd. 47% 471% 47% 47%
West. lin. ’i‘III. hill/1 911% iiilli hill/1
MABONIC HOSPITAL HOME.
tlrnnd Muster Benjamin F‘. Turner. ‘
of Middletowu. ot the grand lodge of
Connecticut. 11'. and A. M... has issued
II circuinr letter to the several lodges
concerning the prepared hospital
homo III the Masonic home at Wot
hi the Masonic G urity Foundation.
January 18. II resolution was passed
that the grand muster be requested to
direct. ouch lodge to elect. a. member
(III II committee to mite into considere-
t.ton the matter or the home. The
grand master directs each lodge to
cotton in February. one member at
the committee and on alternate. The
committee will meet or organisation
at the Masonic temple in this city,
; Saturday. March (a. (It 1:” p. It). fit
$11le I'M)” A
. minimum in to report to the nest Iii
it
Ifi’unitmm‘mn" "’3 m
If; or no mm It 01:qu our
| Rich Bargains“,
Late Corners
Coats; also Black and Oxford. Frieze and Kane? Od'
long and medium lengths.
BOYS’ DRESS SUITS AT 1/; PRIOE.
About fifty Boys three-piece Suits. origin .y
$3. so to $6.00; now $1. 75 to $3. 00. ' '
I; .
98 Washington St. .
Our new telephone call, 165- 5. . -
LORENZO D1133
Telephone Call 26-4.
Home Gathered Eggs
Eggs . . "
21 LBS. GRANULATED :BUGAR ..................................
BEN HUR 0R PILLB URY'B FLOUR BAG
MAINE POTATOES BHEL
FIG BARS. LB.
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SHOULDERS aAll:
LOW PRICE. ', HI.
FEASNCY CELERV. SWEET POTATOES SPINACH, APBLES“
AN5 1 All
UNITED GROCERY COMP
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
Worth a ToiIItIl‘
We reverse matters-51"
ounce of talk—just enough
your attention and: .. I35.
tiorII. Our 0 alts ... t
properly “pi ked"‘i£
. I screened tree from .
purities; secondly, well
I handled in our ya‘rdma
full weight and at o
the market will new . ‘
trial order. . ‘
The Daniel IIIIII '
Bcnvlew Ave. ’
ToII146—a.
Branch omceb-Bridxe
Washington street bri
Stationery Store, Rail
AND GLASSES MUST IQ CH
EYES CHNNGI.
am» on. attrtnum a locker element or Watch I;
who Mn gluon In wholly tobiomo. Would than?” . '
your om examined unint .. . 111;;
l1”! FREE.
0. B. Jackson I"
Graduate Optician.
.nw..........._..._........o ... m... , A...” ....-... I.
”15“
i
' as WALL III-our. Homo ..
“do“
WILL OF A EW HAVENER
”in.
Many Baguette MI :e for Charitable
Put-pans. .
new unvmt. Feb. run thI in Our
cites 6. Edwards, of this city recently
deceased and who for many .ynurs
kept n prominent. hoarding school tor-
young ladies in New Haven contains
the followins hequentn:
For domemio Ind foreign ermion
Society of Pmteotant Episcopal Church
and the American Church and build
inn tundo. 310,000 to be divided he-
twoun them.
tihrhu Church. New Haven. 35,000:
at. Mdrtitiurct’o School. Waterbury.
$4.000 to com get I till i To-
hutch
scholnrshtp. 8t. Mary’b
one. Washington. and
.Chureh (Colored). New
Ieuoh. The total nmbtil'i
is euthnated at 8100,?
000 in given for do
The two first tantrum
lite interest.
. ‘A‘(
. I =/ I j
KIROIINI Oil.
WiNB'l‘liln. Fe .
the Hotehkitiii. M -
Milierton, N. "t.. was
day, the are Mill’
3) lesion at its o
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