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all lots Auto.
A regular meeting of Colfax Encamp»
mentlvas held last evening.
A meeting of the I... U. Wllist club
is being held this afternoon.
‘ ~ Chester Sanford of Colgate College
.in visiting relatives in Norwalk.
A handsome new electric sign has
been placed in the front of the Hotel
Mnhsckemo. i
Company F members will have It
smoker this evening III the armory af-
ter the regular weekly drill
Deputy Factory inspector John H.
Quinlan, of Mcrlden, is ill town to he-
gln his annual inspI-I- tion of the Inanu- .
factoring concerns of this city.
The floor committee for cha as
Tribe Masquerade. ball will be measur
ed tonight at the regular meeting for
the costumes to be worn next Monday
night. I
t
Ponassrrs Council has arranged II
big banquet for tonight at the Norwaik
Hotel. Among the prominent guests
will be‘ the grand regent and grand
secretary.
The Girls“ Friendly Society mem-
bers of St. Paul's Church will rehearse
the play which they are planning to
give. this evening at the Berkeley
street chapel.
John Bowker of New York has pur-
chased two houses on Iinni‘md street
. and one in Fort Point street. Mr.
Bowker intends to reside. ill the Fort
Point street residence.
The floor committce for the pronoun-
radcI brill III the Roilawuy iiink, next
Thursday night, hold a I-I'IIhcrlsal. last
night, and «out through rations pretty
evolutions. Another rehearsal will in-
bold tonight.
Entries for II. "free for all" fourteen
inch balk illlc 'tonrna’n’wnt among the
members of the Norwulk llrb willV
close Friday. All Ybntestanls will
start at scratch and the games will
be for 150 points.
The members of the. Nutmeg Club
and their friends will have a smoker
tonight at the club quarters, corner
of Main and Wall streets. The first
game in the pool tournament will also
be played at this time,
Will Wickc and Rob Brown are tied
for first place against Fred Brown and
Fred Carr in (he pc‘nochle tm‘irnameut
of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany, the. third of the series of games
being played inst evening.
How sweetly the birds song this
morning and how pretty the green
grass and budding trees looked as they
strayed in the summer zepllyIs—down
in Flolida. whcre Bernard (‘ollins is
recuperating. In; his friends learned
with envy when they received postnls
I from him
laden with their golden fruit,
In the New York Herald this morn-
' ing appeared it. picture of Meyer 00-
hen, who had been a resident of Cool-
stock Hill Norwalk. tar several years
previous in II short. time ago. MI.
Cohen was the most dramatic witness
in the Thaw trial yester.day hie wit-
nessed the killing of Stanford White
the architect. by Harry K. Thaw, at
the Madison Square Garden Roof Gar-
den.
It is interesting to note that during
the present severe weather in the
north. places in the south. where it is
.'usually warm, have also suffered. On
Pelican Island, in the lndian River.
ago to protect the pelicalls. and a man
is stationed there to see that the law
in not violated. The pcllcurls commerce.
in build their nests at. the first ap-
proach of winter. and at Christmas
time a large number of yorrng are hot-
. chad out. Dllring the recent cold spell
‘ in that place frilly 100 of— the birds were.
fiction to death and II large number
of ego were spoiled by the snow.
'AchoEN'rs ON THE ICE.
,Hugh McMillin,w who rooms at 18
Berkeley place, slipped on the ice vcs-
mayday. and fell, breaking his wrist.
employed at the Wheeler straw
Yam. Frederick H. Madden. of South
Mn I lwreet slipped out I‘m icy pave.
that‘urdtmbnd 'frnctured one of
oAnnlNc rHc‘ NATIONAL pose
, whoop “Aid: child LAW.
will Honey and Tit; for coughs.'
and lung troubles in not affected.
the. lhiatlcn‘lu Pure locum and Drug
' «i ton-or other
recommend
children 'nnd
ism and Tilt:
IWI' vvltr‘rl north.“ Alva soup
.1 In cvnluces. .. -
ALIA PRICIS.
‘rIoN
showing the orange trace
1 Florida. a law was passed sometime
. i
W
I. ANNOUNCEMENT as
"planned trampolines thrrt '
T037101- ‘c‘ Golden.
Company 0 lint" by
Collins” If '
(Continued From Fir-at Page).
tired and went on playing and lit‘lllull-
liruted‘thut ho was not a "dead onc"
by throwing two field goals in quick
success. Marlin drew the honors lust
‘ilighf, for goats, having ilvv from the
“Md to his ('l‘t‘tiil.
'i‘ln- lineup and ..I-Ilrc lust night was
no follows:
Company F. Company (I.
'i‘. E. ilorlltIy ................ itoupp
‘ Right Forward
Nadia ... I ................. irclanli
heft F0!‘W'.illd
Center.
'1‘. J. Barney, Frank Godfrey
Conley, Robertson
Right Gurnd,
Fred Godfrey
Left. Guard.
First Balk—Co. F, 13; Co. G, 3.
Second Half—«Co. F. 8: Co. G, II.
Final Score—Co. F‘, 21; Go, G, 7.
Field Goals—T. E. Dorney, 1: Nud-
ln, 5; Seller, 2; T, .7. Barney. 1; Fred
Godfrey. 1; Recon. 2; Conley, 1
Foul Lino Goals—T. Ii. Dorney, 1;
Roupp l.
Offlcialeessts. Schoen. of Dan-
bury and Ranch, of Norwalk.
Notes of the Game.
Before and after the game. Svoc’s
Orchestra played for dancing. This
Illlclsiou was evidently much enjoyed
by the visiting delegation.
The sccond game in the series. of
.wbich last night's was the first. will be
ililiyi‘d on February littll at DIIIIbIIry.
The l“ IIIIIIIIIgIInIIIlIt is IInIlIIavoriIIg to
secure enough promises from local
basketball enthusiasts to go up to Don-
i)lll\ that night to get II special train
for the mansion. There is every pro~
bablllty that the special will make the
Hunter-
in
The iiurstlom basketball team has a
game scheduled with the Yale fresh-
men and will plobahly endeavor to
have it played off as II preliminary at
ithc Monday night games at the 81'-
mory.
Schocn who was one of the officials
in the Company F-Company (‘1 game
last night at the IIrnlm y is one of the
star players of the Danbllry team. He
did not get into the game last evening,
owing to II recent injuly. The Dlln'
bury motels clumored hard to have
him put on his playing clothes.
Nl‘xi Monday night Company lI‘ will
line up against the I'IIpII-sIIlltIlllvc
from of Dixie l.IlIIIl-~IhII Corcornll Cit.»
lint Corps, of. Washington. ii. ("3. This
basketball loom has lli‘Vt’l‘ played in
Nor-walk, but in its own section of
thc country bps had things much its
own way at the game. The boys from
the (‘Ilpitol City illt.‘ S'olltllcln ciullli-
pious and tire on II torn up this par.
plating also in Mititllcinwu Bristol
and other strolll; basketball cities of
this state. V.’1‘bey have the Units and
should be on hand with one of the
best. games of the season. .
The Cresconts play here two weeks
from last night. This will be their sec-I
ond nppeIlrIIncII of the stIIIson lit the
armory court, as on their previous
visit. they defeated 'I‘cllr it‘ quite IIIIsI
lily. puttingup a style or game that
was a revelation to the Armory
crowds F's players bclicvcd the)
failed to do ,jusiite to tllelllsoivcs in
that game having had II lIIIId game
with the. Xavier rs the etching before.
They are sure they can do for better
and indications point to II great group
on February 18.
lcm‘sc Clark, the old Yale crack. is
anxious to bring the chcntccntll Sen.
arIIttIs hero for :Iuothcr garlic. (llurlr
was not in the previous garlic here,
and seems to think lI‘ caught his piny-
crs on an off night that time.
The. Yale team is not yet. booked
for :I secondgamo here. as their dates
conflict with those of the Company 1“
team. It is probable they will come
down into in the season.
if anything was warming to demon-
strate that. basketball is a popular
garlic in Norwalk the big crowd that
W.IIut to the armory last nitrllt ill the
blinding snow storm selves as an itll‘b
pic illusilatlon that it is
USE ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE.
A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. Your feet. iccl swollen. ner-
vous and damp, and get tired easily.
if you have aching feet, try Allen’s
1000010030, it rests the test and makes
new or tight shoes easy. Cures ach-
ing. swollen. sweating feet, blisters and
callous spots. Relieves chliblains,
coma and lulnlons of all pain and gives
rest. and comfort. Try it today. Sold
by all Drllggists and Shoe Stores, 25c.
Don‘t. accept any substitute. Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen S.
Olmsted, lielioy, N. Y. I
Valentino!
LARGEST AssonTMENT.
‘ In to who.
Valentine Post
I ' . Carder
(10.000 [to select from).
i " V .
monks, Wigs, etc.
Mafia. 139.11
MET-N's
, not: and .
Io Noni. snow-n, uvthttomuc.
Red + ags Bring w
The Ben Overcoats
For T "*e Least Money.
How can :tllV IIIIIII ili‘hilltlf \\ilt‘li he can iilll.‘ iiVIIV‘ butt ilx'tfl"
cont ilt'lt‘ for the it'llSl IIIIIIIII.
iiv iIIIsI wII Incuu iit‘Ml ill Iluniii} I-i III.IIIIi.Il~I, in It in :0le lust
ill l'i'tll‘ixllliliisiilp and hr at ill in
W ask you to Ionlparc our cunts with all lililtlm In: we have
Ytill will see tlIIIl that we state tolls l'IuIIpI'IIIII the quality of out
coats at our prices, and you will be collv‘iIIIcIl that ours arc the
best for the least money.
Red Tag Reductions. . .
$10 Overcoats,$ 6.88.
$12 Overcoats, S 7.88.
$15 Overcoats, $ 9.88. $25 Overcoats, $18.88
‘ $18 Overcoats, $rr. 88. ‘ $30 Overcoats. $22 88
All of (mi iIIIcst Coats in the most popular styslc and {ahl‘iIs are
in this sale. \\ II have your srzc. “I ll) not but the cool you “ill
llccd next scasollVNUVV?
$20 Overcoats, $14.88
$22 Overcoats, $15.88*
14 South Main St. Tel. Call 632—2
will not upon ‘lIuIil Wednesday morn-
lug and will continue through until
'i‘llnrsduy night. The full program of
POMOLOGICAL MEET POSTPONED
HARTFORD, Fob. 5~Sccrctnry Mi-
les of the Connecticut Ponroiogicnl 50*
city this forclloon issued the follorv~ lcctures and addresses as previously
ing ilOllCGWOWliig to the severe announced will 'be carried out begin-
storrlr the annual Iucciing of the Couw Iring at 10:30 oclot k Wednesday morn-
Ilertiéut ontological Society scheduled ing. A very lingo and interesting con
for today and tornorlow Ilt.iiariford,tvcnti01l is anticipated
Fifteen Will's 1| so i opened a Grain and lI‘ecdSioro
in the belief that good groin and good service. .wtnrlrl
bring Inc business. i believed that prompt delivery' of
carefully selector], enrcfrllly scrIIIIIIId grain \roulrl :im up-
prcclnted by, the public. My.I0llsiIlIItly incunslus busi-
ncss has justified my belief. Steady. persistent innumer-
litmcmiploll with It desire to please at any HM. hits "I“
f'ttlllpiiliiltlti this from absolutely nothing. 'l'o ‘ my
friends, patrons, customers 7 extend my thanks ‘nnd
lIIInrty appreciation. and solllit Iolltlntled patronage on
the old mounds " good service good grain." ‘ “., .
Buy Qatc than. CleImIV , ’ .j‘
“L MANUEL T. HATCH. I
GREAT BIG LINE.
Wm. P. Bee‘rS’
Book and StIIiIoncry Stores. V
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main So. So. Nomadic.
TilE HATCH a BAILEY 00
diurnber and Mill Work for Evelullling‘o
.‘ FROM A PIGGERYITO A PALACE.
Timber, shingles. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring ,
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deadening" papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house‘ trim in
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, ‘Poplnr and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop jobblng. cabinet Work. venettred work. Kiln-
drying facilities. ‘
Mill,‘ foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
<- Telephone 4&3.
Telephone 46-2
,il
Deposrtecl Subject to Check Payable
to‘YdiIr Order on) 139de
“ If . in mounts to suit your needs is
l
Sofa and Convenient. .
We Solicit Your Account in our General flanking 0m.
{Again I» A. ,‘il'dllnccbnil
Halcyon-III
VALENTIN“ S“
Vinoil
The Modc'rn Tonic
Reconstructor
We have marked‘every man
as follows:
iii in lill‘ truest sense of the word ii.
‘ ‘ a I .
iil‘l‘lili vriuilze-r, flesh creator and
strength product-r. ll irllprovon iiii‘
appetite. gives tone to lill‘ stomach
t
and builds up the whole system.
‘if Vinol is not entirely satisfactory
we will refund your money,
in Elliott Pharmacy,
THI PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. III—LI
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
.. A... - .. W“M»M*-m .. ....
TODAY "I WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 102l0 a. m.-Opcn-
log prices chungeswcre unusually can
row. the market ruling practically on
It utility with yesterday‘s closing. The
tenth Iicy was upwards, Canadian Paci-
fic, Northern Pacific and Chesapeake
and Ohio, showing improvements 07
in. and Union ’Ilcitic a point. Business
was small as a result of the interrup-
tion of wire cwrruunicntions by the
storm. .
WALL STREET, ii a. m.-Bllll Ope-
tors became more confident of their
position and bought liberally, raisin;
prices substantially in all quarters, and
several lenders made temporary gains
ranging froln 1 to 4 points.
WALL. STREET. Noon.-——'l‘he selling
movement caused by the weakness of
the Hill stocks soon passed off and the
list. rebounded to the earlier high
prices. Northern Pacific made up its
1 point less, but Great Northern pfd.
did not make much headway upwards.
’l‘rridlng became Quite dull alter the
market had returned to its higher le-
vel. Bondsi were steady.
WALL STREET. 1, p. m.——Railroad
blacks were not benefited much by
the inquiry which developed for II.
number of specialtlcsuiter 12 o’clock.
The market, however. showed increas
ing underlying strength although the
buying; was ill limited amounts.
, A VALUABLE LESSON. .p
“Six years ago. i learned II valuable
lesson,“ writes .lohu i‘leasunt of MII.;-
nolia. ind. "I then began taking Dr.
King's New Life Pills. andthe longer
i take them the better i find them."
They please everybody. Guaranteed
by T‘. H. Baxter, South Nor-walk, and
E. P. Weed, Norwalk, druggists. title;
“Tire Police by Disbanded
Council
(Continued From First Page).
[limit was also read and accepted. Tire
reports of the electrical commissioners
and the. fire department appear in 0th
L‘l poses of Tire Sentinel tod: ly.
The report of the tire inspector for
the your stated that he had personally
invcbtignted 20 tires which caused It
damage of $154,900.20. Several com-
plaints had been made. to him about
rici‘I-‘Idiv’o chimneys, bonfires, collec-
tions of inflammable material. and all
have been investigated and Corrected.
lie says that the fire Itinrrn system
is in good working order. The. report
was accepted. ‘
The annual report of the city treas-
urI-r was accepted and a summary fol-
lows:
City Cash Account.
'i‘o cash on hand January
10,1900 ........... ,,3$126l.l38
t‘ilr loans ........... 102 ,.000 00
To lollies l’iilli. collector. .. 42,041. is
To rebate interest on city
' Or- :I_ .
City 1900 orders paid .$
City 1900 orders paid 55 025. '0)“
It‘ltylonns paid....,......itl2, ,
IIItI-l-I st paid on city lonua.. I ,47123
Paid and cancelled city bond
ily interest paid on 370.000 .
city bonds (Account attire .
city flouting debt.) .. ..I
Iiy interest paid 0033903100,
Balance efficaah in banks,
January ‘10. 1907: . .
ICl‘ty Not. Rank“ 34,833. 02 ‘I
80. Not. Trust Co 0,671.00
nor-u...
order-II olltstsndiug our
blood purifier, II tissue builder, n onI-'
loans, City National» Bank 15.13
'l‘o street conlmissloners‘
' account: _ ‘
. Sundry sales of ma-
terial ...... .5 79.60
Permit. fees ...... 353.72
\ 433.32
Library building rents ..... 44.00
Police committee .. ..I. 14.70
William A. Cur,tis, town
trcusurel. account corpor—
tItlou tax .......... 647.55
Town of Norwnik ..... 1,658.10
Lice Iuscs ................. 269.00
ii ii. Golden account pas-
ture on city lot for 1905 9.50
Electrical commissioners"
account . ....... Izoooo
Electrical commissioners, ' . .
account inte-rest ....... 3.445.814 {I "
‘ W
Total $175,210.17
0.057“
1.00000,
1180000 I
city bonds \. S.‘60000..V
Electric; bends ..I....I.... 000
by interest paid on $0.000
library bonds ....,....,
200.00 ‘ .
’" I ..40410
......I....017i5.21017 ‘
'5 Suit and Overcast three prices”
14.98.
This price buys any Suit or Overcoat that was marked $110. $42
$25 and $30.
$16.50 and $r8.
price.
Sellcck
98 Washington Street.
HEAD-T0-
’i‘hc best gnl‘ilitllis ill our stock.
$9.
This price on-Suits and Overcoats that were $I2, $13.50. $15,
89
,a
. $4 98 ~
. I
. For any Suit or Overcoat not included in above two lots. .
CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS at exactly haif~. ,
cpl-ice“.
morass, ,
IIIlssioIlers showrd in brief as follows
Appropl' lotion ............... $l0. 000. 00
l’oyroils ........;..$~i,titll.00
liills ....W 4,871.73
- —— 9,713.23
Balance ................. $286.77
Exlurnditures .............. . $9,713.23
Cash account ..............;$0,200.32
Permit account ............. $1,285.22
Appropriation for trunk sewer
on Chestnut street ........ $6,000.00
Expenses ............... 1,349.98
$4,650.02
The report was accepted.
The report of the treasurer of the
water fund was read and accepted.
The report of the water commission-
ers was read. it commented on the
Ill(.i‘V South Wilton (xttnsion and the
new water filter which is in process
of construction; also the. new Ipipe
liIlII'IIcross the river to East. Norwulk.
The l‘( port was acct p (Id. -
The owners of prop rty near Pros-
pr Ii street and iiulllllioil avenue united
for electric lights on Prospect street
near the intersection of Hamilton Irvc-
Iluc and Prospect street, and for one
at linrlliiton avenue and Lows street.
Tllcrc were eighteen signers to the
motion The petition was referred
to the committee on lights.
“lire residents of Prospect street pc-
titioned that the name of the street
he changed to Sound View Terrace
The petition was upon vote laid on
the table.
A petition was submitted for a re«
lease of the. lien upon the property of
irlraekiah Smith for taxes, amounting
to $13.50. The matter was referred to
the committee on finance to‘ investb
gate.
The following" resolution on charter
changes having been prepared by Car—
porntion Counsel Light. was then read
and upon motion passed by the board:
Resolved, That the corporation
counsel he and be hereby is authoriz-
cd and directed to draw proper acts
or resolutions and cause the same to
be presented to the general assembly
amending our charter in the following
particulars. to Wit:
in section 37. on page 2o. by strik
log out the words “for at least five
days in a newspaper published in said
city and by inserting in lieu. thereof
“in a newspaper published in said city
at least three days before said approI
pri lotion is made.”
Change Section 4 so that the ad-
journed annual meeting shall be. held
at 8 o'clock in the evening of-the sec-
ond Monday in March.
Change Section 27 so that the esti-
mate of the expenses of the city shall
be made by the council on the first
Monday in march.
Change Section 39 so as to include
Section 1055 .of the general statutes,
being the notice required on hearing
municipal assessments.
Also to draw and present to the
ing for a board of apportionment and
taxation for, this city, according to the
usual provisions creating such boards
in other cities. and to provide for elim-
footing the special library tax and
Gone ral Assembly proper acts provid-V
satisfactory provisions for the man.
agenlurt and care of the streets and
sidewalks.
A communication from the water
commissioners regar as the purchase
shed was upon motion authorized; and
the property purchase was ratified
Another resolution received from
read asking the passage of the resolu-
tion allowing the water commission-
ers to pay to the corporation counsel
such sum as they may deem ransom
able for the litigated Water cases. The
resolution was passed without oom-
meat.
A note of $2 .500 was authorized upon
request of the committee on finance.
Councilman Robins
scribed.
regulations for the reorganized oom-
puny
could not be made until the body had
becn disbanded
Councilman Thompson moved that
the Fire Police be disbanded '
Fire Police, asked that the company
be disbanded and reorganized, and
stated the conditions as they are to-
a great benefit to the city.
band the File Police.
would not be possible to retain their
services until reorganization. .
Councilman Brown said that they
could. in his opinion. do so.
The matter was discussed pro and
con at some length.
that he thought it Would he better to
allow them to continue their: world
Councilman Mather said that he
be rs who. had been sworn in could fut»
iii the requirementh.
A few minor matters of business
were their taken up and discussed,
among them being two duplicate mm
was referred to the street committee
with power to act.
Councilman Brown moved that the
pointed a committee to draw up rules
and regulations for the Fire Ponce.
This was amended to include Council-
Iuan Brown by a vote of 2 to 1. ..
. A resolution changing the name of
Prospect street to Sound View VI'i‘erv
race was adopted.
The meeting voted to annals
MARY s. ANTHONY DEAD.
ROCHESTER. ..N Y.. F '
worker of Susan 13. home
today. She had been once
7 o'clock last night.‘ Mi
would have been eighty _’
April.
maintaining the public library out of
A Boston
weak And sickly.
Momma-unwed
schoolboy was all.
W.»
the general tax and to provide more ‘0
of land on the South Wilton Inter.
recommended
that the Fire Police be. disbanded dud I
reorganized under the charter as pro-V
Councilman Thompson asked if Mr. ‘
ilobins had our plan for rules and
Councilman Robins said that rules ’
Fire Chief Winchester then said.
South Namath. .V ‘
the water commissioners was then, “
Frederick tic-user, captain of the "
day. He thought the change would be . I
It was unanimously vetted to dis- 9 r’
Chief Winchester then asked if Imit V‘
thought the eighteen or twenty mem- ‘
hers on Madison street houses. which -
committee on fire department he ap~ ‘
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