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—Mlss Gay Zenola hicCaran in "One
of Our Girls." Franklin School, Feb. 5.
.Wlills Ii. Sci k and William W.
Dunn, of Norwa k. are spending the
day In New York city
—Largost and most complete line of
Valentines, at Novelty Store.
The Jurors emnsneled tor the Sn
parlor Court‘were excused this morn
lug until a week from todal’.
A meeting 01‘ the. loint'committee
of Foresters was held last’evening at
the allies of Dr. ll. B. West, to make
plans for the coming carnival.
. —Dr, Dick's Medicine cures grip.
gation.fron1 Leeds Council of Stan»
lord also attended. A special car was
run from ew Canaan to Stamford to
bring the visitors back to this city.
At the conclusion of the work a fine
collation was served. 5
——-Nutmeg Club Dance. Lockwoods
Hall, Fri. evening. Spoidcl's Orchestra.
A special meeting of the Nutmeg
Club, of Norwalk, was held last night
at the club quarters, corner of Wall
and Main streets. to complete 111 range-
ments for the dance., plans- -for which
have been under way {or several
weeks
The big tug Flushing opened up the
, upper Norwalk Harbor this morning
and towed a barge load of coal to the
haed of the harbor. The tug was on
liged to backaway from the ice several 1 ~
times and chargh in10_- it again but -
nevertheleoh‘
time
—Soe our Valentineg.,Novelty Store.
District Deputy George Overton and
staff accompanied by a number of oth-
er members of Lincoln Council, 0. U.
A. M., journeyed to' New Canaan. last
evening. and publicly installed the
newly elected officers of Commodore
Perry Council. or that town. A dele
collation was served
The Glrls'1FrI0ndly Society of St.
hid a‘ "comparatively easy
“It.
Paul' 11 Churclkmnt 111350 1:19!!an at the .11
llerkelcy street chapel. 17091111111 were
played and refrephnmnislwele served. ,
The rector, Rev Wemyss Smith. and
Mrs. Smith. will entertain the mem-
bers of the branch and the associates
next Tuesday evening.
—“One of Our. Girls," Franklin
School, Feb. 5. Admlsslon, 35c.
One of the most. interesting games
in the billiard tournament of the Nor-
walk Club was that played last nightI
by William 1.. Olsen. 85, and Royal W.
Adams, 7:1.Mr Adams won by the.
score of 71’) to 79. This leaves Mr.
Adams and Frederick A. Lockwood
as the candidates for the first and sec
and cues. They will decide which is
to have the first one In a game 'l‘llurs- ,
day night which content will close
the handicap 1.1111111111111111-
—Nutmog. Club Dance, Lockwood‘s
Ilall, Fri. evening. Spc'IdeI s Orchesil :1.
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WORKMAN ETARTED COSTLY
FIRE
PHILADELPHIA, Pan. Jan 30—-
Alba B. Johnson, a member of the
firm owning the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, a part of whose plant was
burned last night said today that the
loss does not exceed half a million
dollars. The building was Insured for i
3309, 000 In fourteen companies. The
lirm ,will immediately replace the nor.
tion .01 the plant destroyed. Mr,
Johnson said the greatest loss to the
firm and one that money cannot easily
replace was the destruction of electric
locomotive dr.awings An investign I
' tion of the origin of the the shows
that it was slatted by a workmanl
throwing away a match after lighting
11 cigarette;-
EAST HAMPTON POSTMASTER
DEAD. .
' EAST HAMPTON, .lan. alt—Capt.
'11. D. Brown, postmaster here since
1901, died today as the result of a
stroke of apoplexy. aged 69 years!
Captain Brown was one of the best
knowp residents In the place, and had
held many (own offices, also repre-
senting the town in the legislature
some years ago. He was captain of the
Twenty-first Regiment, Connecticut
Volunteers. and lent cs a widow. Ills
sistcr, Mrs. Carol e D bowed, was a
‘ tensor presided of the Woman's
Christian Tcmpera‘nc'c'mmon of the
' state.
1 9111 MICHAEL Foo-ran DEAD.
. LONDON 0”,, 30.— ~8hi,Mlchaoi Fos-
tent) Uniohidls member of Parliament
from Londdh University since 1900.
died suddenly yesterday. He had been
In, III-health for some time. Sir Mich-
' 991 was born in 1886 and was professor
or physiology at comma university
tram 1888 to 1008,9110 In its was
president or the 111111.111" Association
101' the Advancement 97.301911“.
wart r1111: AND
“91111 masons
“will promptly rollovo 11 cough and roo-
' Hm opts-story Woe to their
Taylor 81 "Golden.
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LARGE REAL EETATE DEAL.
...—....
' William 111. Hill out. 111. 800 Am
Farm in flooding.
One of the largest and most Import-
? 1on1 real estate dais which has taken
place In 11911111; in a long tlm9.w
' con-1111111191911 a few days ago, when
Willlhm‘ H Hill who owned the largest
.. form in that vicinity, sold the sun the
.. 103A 0. Barnett, who not long ago nor.
1 chased the farm on Aaron Reed.
Ilr. Hill's property, which consisted
1: of about three hundred acres of land
with buildings, was his ancestral home
‘ he having inherited it from his father,
. and It is considered one of the finest
- 11111119 111 Redding.
The purchase of this term by Mr.
Barnett wilhmake him the largest
land owner in the town. as he already
owns considerable land previously pur-
chased from Mr. Reed,
In conversation over the telephone
this morning it was stated that Mr.
' Hill had as yet made no arrangements
as to his business plans for the future
but would remain in Bedding for the
present.
BRYAN TALKS ON THE NATION.
L08 ANGELES, 0111., Jan. 30.—
Willlam .1. Bryan was the guest at a.
banquet given here last night by local
Democrats. Mry iBrynn responded to
the toast, The Natl on.
IIIY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NQRWALK. CONN.
TRANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
81001990100
' SURPLUS7 AND PROFITB,
017 3,500.00. ,
EDWIN H, MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H, KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vlc9~
Pros.
WILFRED aODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
.iooolah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan.
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
are many.’ but ours is the one that at-
tracts attention.
THICREAL ESTATE OFFICE
predicts that “the signs of the times"
forecast
“MONEY IN REAL ESTATE"
for those who Invest now 0111' prop‘
e1 ties city or countrv, prove it Have
‘vou money, to invest? Put It in real
estate. Do you want to sell? Its at
this office you can find a quick buyer.
Consult us on all real estate deals.
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
2 South Main 81.,
South Norwaik. Conn.
“‘rs'saxrammcs’"sna‘"dp‘"'“
GOLD
WII“ I’flptls
AT COST.
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery, Glassware. Houoofurnloh
ing Goods, Framed Pictures.
Whito Enamel Poles. with fixtures
10c.
Cloth Shades, with fringe. 28:.
Window Shades and Picturo Fromoo
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor-
ating. ‘
We give the B. C H. Green Trading
Stamps fr" 1 . ,
1 H DECKER,
07‘ Washington Stunt.“ l
Tol. 0011.
W1Goiug leely
15 8.50—6 9.00 ,Qvercoats, $5.88 $16—$20 Overcoats, $11.88
B goo—$10.00 Orercoats, $6.88 $29.00 Overcoats. $14.88
Bimbo—$13.50 Ovarcoats, $7.88 $25.00 Overcoats, $16.88
$15. 00 Overcoats, $9. 88 $30. no Overcoats, $22. 88
too-cl Overdoats “
Ihcre is nothing like the spot of our genuine} 111-11 “lag reduc-
tiou's to liv cu l1115111css.Add to that the real need of good Ilvcrcoats
'cnforced by snappy weather and you have the reasbn for the Iitcly
U'it’l‘COfiI selling at this store '
(lur superior costs an: the prime cause of course" of the big
business we are doing in our choices 1 ()terruats, 11.811 this season,
which 110w bear Red lag prices like this:
.1
I here are all sizes 111 form fitting and L hcstcrficld models. 111 Ian:
cy greys, Oxford and black. Don t ~\ou 11.1111 :1 fine Overcoat for next
season at a big saving?
Red Tag prices invilc buying muong our best Suits for lllClI.
among loys‘ Ilvcrconis and Suits, and amour,r many of our best fur-
nisluugs.
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.14 Soutthin St.
SAYS MOTOR COMPANY 18 BANK a 0750 claim, and Joseph H. Btengler,
RU who has a claim for $3,000. The cred-
A creditors’ petition was 111.11 In ”the Itors allege that the company has com.
district court of the United States yes mitted an act of bankruptcy within
textiay for the adjudication in back four months, because of certain action
111ptcy of the Fallileld Motor Company by the dilectors. The company has
of Falrileid. There one three petitiou- been cited to appear In court on Feb
lug creditors: Andrew P. Wnkemsn. ruary 11 at 2: 30 o'clock p.111. to show
who says the company owes him 01,-,cuuse why the adjudication should not
800: Helen W. S.Wake1unn who has be entered.
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Tel. Call 632-:
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coulmsuc:
In 11 grain merchant is a more desiluble qualification on
the mm of Intending purdhasers than reliance ominou- '
own knowledge of the relative merits of grains. Our
established reputation for "good grain, good service‘* is a
guarantee that misrepresentation is never resorted to In
o1dcr to effect a sale—it would not pay to misrepresent
us we havotdgyvays given—“rnoney back it not satisfac-
tor), n .C‘
1.1-- r .91;
Buy Onto Thais Clean. ;
' MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Wm. P. Beers’
South Norwslk.
Molt,
1‘ 1. in"
70f 1W
Masquerade Ball
COLEMAN’S
we. cross
natural hooithy oondl MM
crimson-rows» ooorbsarlou
may. Whorwolh.
to North Mots 0159991. Io‘othllorwolk.
Anon! for A. 0- 99-11111”: loan-ii
“1. I“ MINI!“
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Wills and Beards.
Book and Stahonerv Stores. 5
’49 Wall 81., Norwalk. 6 So. Main So. So. Norwslk.
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'I‘HE HATCH & BAILEY Ct).
1uLumbe1-andv~ Mill Work for 13111111111111.-
111110111 9111111111.") A PALACE.
Timber, shingles, 111th, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring‘
and ilnlshlng lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar papery Illnl coated
rooting paper sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, 'ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, luterlur'house trim in
Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
lng, turning, planing,‘shop Jobbing. cabinet work, veneered 611.111. Kiln-
drying facilities. ?
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber ‘ Yard. Water Street.
Telephone ‘46-3.
Telephone 46-9
, personally
. have been most rigidly investigated
0011911 Syrup
Is a tart and tasty syrup that I
doesn't upset your stomach par de
range your digestion as most cough
remedies «lo—but It does. Burs coughs
,
WALL MW. 10110 a. 111-111-111
" I ~ 1 lrrlcoohrotochotodoyonowodoolmr?
Cherry, Juice I
I111,
rebound from yeoterdoy' 9 911111113. The
demand was active and widely distri-
buaed. Anaconda rose 2%. 30111an
Smelling 1%“, Canadian Pacific
s1. Paul and Amalgamated Copper
11 point and Union Pacitlc Southern
Pacific, Northern Pacific Atchison.
United States Steel and Interborough-
Metropolitan large fractions.
WALL STREET, ll 11. n1.~The hIKh
prices prevalent at the
b1ought about lalge 011111111511 of SIOCfl
111 addition to this the bent factiollil
were active and concentrated their
attacks on Pennsylvania,‘ Reading.
IE1 Is. Union Pacific, Amalgamated Cop-,,W
and colds quickly. A single dose will
where the tightest and most stubborn
cough. 10111 doses will stop your couxh
In: and 11 25c bottle willbreok up your
cold. Every bottle is sold 9.1111 s guar-
antco‘ond if It lo not as reprooontod
w9 will refund the purchase price.
PRICE 25c‘ll‘ld 591: BOTTLE.
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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
.M ...“,M-WW ..-...
WSolid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
THI
United American Opihians.
(Incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
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i sell only Investments that I have
Investigated, and which
by some of the very best business and
professional men In our city. who have
large holdings with us,‘ and who rec.
ommend these Investments to their
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature,Y
V or a personal interview. 5
' a. 1.. OOBURN, ee'ném Agent.
10 South Main street,
SKATE-
id
Winslow‘s Best, "111-1511111111" Spring
Ice Skates, Skate Straps, Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks, at
1101111111 111111111111.
? 37 Main St., Norwalk.
South Norwalk
Board 0 f Relief.
Notice Is hereby ‘glt'filt that the
Boaid of Relief of the Cltv of South
Norwulk, will meet on Wednesday,
January 30. and Tuesday." February _.5
1907, at 7: 30 oclock to 9 .m.; Satur-
day. February 9. 1907,? ,rt'lln 2 to 5
oclock p in; Tuesday. February 12,
from 7: 30 to 9 p. m.' Friday, February
15,11t 7:30t 9 p. m., In the Council
Chamber In aviland street In said
city, for the purpose of homing and
determining all agesls from the do-
Ings of the asses
the list' of 1900.
Dated at acuth Norwwalk January
If You Keep Them 111 a a[Safe
790115 of tho 5:31
a, .
.lj“ 211;
Dopont Box twin the Modem
24.1907.
JOHN F. M‘MAHON.
MATTHEW CORBE’I‘T.
Bonrd of Belief.
Board of Bear.
Notice Is hereby Waive the
Board of Belle! o: the Tour of Nor-
walk will meetv at their 0111 9. Opera
House block:
recourse 1, 1907.2 1911415» 111.
Saturday, 9th. 2 to l 11. 111.11 11- '
11111111119111.“st to Opsroaing.
1 Saturday, 10th 2 to I 3.111: 1
Wednesday illith, 2 to own ‘
The meotlp'go are for the purpose of
1191111111 and determining a and all
appeals made to them (root 9 doings
of the “sensors on the list of 1900.
They will also meet with the asses-
" 1101's. as a joint board, wodueodoy, f
1 .
February 20,111, I p, 111., for the our.
of 91111111; the polls of not and ‘5
lEnabled ”mull-LES w BELL.
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pawn w. soar-ciao.
hoard
rs of said city on .-.
pet and United States Steel. The re--
ut was a p1eclpitate fall In prices
.wuh ch wiped out the Initial advances
and drove some stocks considelably
below yesterday’s closing. Quick re~
coveries followed; Reading, Pennsyl~1
vanla. Union Pncillc and Amalgamated
Copper returning to about where they
opened.
WALL STREET, noon—The trad-
ing "was almost idle at times and the
price movement 1'”er sluggish. Spec
lal stocks worked higher than yester-
day but the inclement was uncertain
and the general list little affected
liouds were. steady.
WALI. S'I‘Hldld’l‘, l p. 111.—l.nrge of-
ferings of special stocks, such as
Pennsylvania, Reading. Erie. Southern
Railway and Amalgamated Copper
cmne on the market again and drove
them to the lowest. The general mar?
ket, while not much affected, fell back
svnlpstheticnllv.
still going on. Many bargains to be
had. Call early and get the cream of
the specials. Watch our ad. for Sub
orday’s spacials.
Joseloi‘f’s
72 No. Main 51.111».
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We Have Just
received another shipment of Quar-
tered Oak Sideboards. the latest de-
sign and Ilnest quality. Also a lot
of Iron Couches, fitted with the best
cotton pads and pillows, which we
offer from $8.75 up.
We also received a lot of Art
Squares. containing Brussels. Brussel-
lets, Axmiulsters and VEIVets, from
$10 up. We have a lot of Ironing
Tables at $1.15 and Clothes Horses
{10m 55c up.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
8 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tol.o70—2. . ‘
N.orwalk
“—-
open n3 ‘
INVENTORY SALE ,
,Houoowlvoo and anyono drawing a
wookly salary can «out! may at our
cities on tholr rival our“. 5_ ,
Cali o‘nd 999 no.
Independent 1117111711111 811.
cull! Ila
Havllsnd lldg., Washington ‘ IL,
91099 Hours. ,9 o. 111.. to I p. 111.
Harry E. Grand.
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(Prlvoto pupll.‘8 mom with 'fll'l
Hortmonn. Now E Wkly
of Music, Mon, M95903); MIDI” m ‘
class In loath tumour. to yours 5
toughlor. Balsam "tom“ £0“me
sin :1 nos m .
pilo'yngltoAla. Moltdollll 9511105 “m
at 91199. door ‘ " ".
394 11A1ar1stocovo..oluodor¢itr 55
Attendance All Hours Day and Night. 5 *
resort 11.
Funeral Directs
SOUTH NOR
Temporary Residence—
19 South Osborn Avo.. ‘
East Norwaik. Tel Conhhiltlofio
1.on ATTENDANT.‘_ 1“ " ‘
"7 W -. 1 l
PLUMBING AND
HEATING.
«or WATER Humid.
nor AIR Burma." ‘ 1~
RICHMOND RANG ,
'mo JONES a; HOTI‘ K100
CO P NY,
17 wAu. orator. uonwam.
llailg Line IlllIY."
for freight Ody
us and after Tuesday. W
1000 Freight Propsliorp ‘wll 1,0099 5
Pier 28,109“ River. New York. (000 “’
of Dover street), ovary 'm' .
, 1;. ‘_
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Sunday). at 4 p.111. ‘ Fr
at Norwalk up to I p.111?
Norwolk up to I: 80 p.111.
NOHWALK CTEAMIOAT 00.
Anal». .1. 9mm- 3. o. mom ,
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A. Stull
Phono 228—3. ,
22 Cottage AVG-9 East Norwaik.
,1
l m 719 w. Romano. I,
! Funnel nil-outer 5"
1 and Embalmor. "
I 19 North Main 91. south Norwolk.
Rooldonco, 0 Washington Strut. '
‘ Telephone at houoo. 134.2.
'ThePlumbIng
in yo111 house is of too much impolt~
ance to vour health and happiness to
let anyone metal such work unless
they .sre thorough mechanics, under-
standing cvery branch of the plumbing
and/ventilating systems- My work Is
guaranteed.
Arthur E. Benedict,
PLUMBING. HEATING, TINNING.
5 Monroe 81., South Norwaik, Conn:
For acoiortable
Share
I “17111” Razor
Excells thcmuli .
"Can be 315111: honed
and shopped
, .1
THE NI
out MINUTE FROM “'01
EUROPEAN ".th 5
cm rooms a spool-I 125.11%; lot .
and Electric nghto throughout. Iv. "
on: room hostod ,,
«Ares asaooNAp
Finely stocked Cafe Inf, _
A full lino of Aokor,‘ M;
tilt Co's colobrotod Winn.
Cigars always on hand.
T- J. SULLIVAN.
cm...
svtnv LADV’C oasool,
on. ,
would be complied virus 9" duo
snow white, onopieco "8th5,” ”1
comic Enameled Lavatory. » 3'
Have you over stopped 09
how dolighfully convenient“ -
no to have hot and cold row
In your dressing (1th
In; apartment of Irst I
room? Its presence would
the 111399: degree ct condom"
we will gladly quote you ,5
plumbers are It rictly o 5‘
chanico. honest and
1191119 1'... advancing shrimp
and desirable lplflflflts‘ 1: 5
ing scarcer‘ every day. ,
number at very desirahlo' ,5
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