‘ I Reardon.
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lumiNeMsNNléE
l‘ Next Thursday will be St Valentines’
day.
Special sale at Paris Suit liouse.
See ad.
~Chickena and Fowls. 12%, to lllc
Hayes Mkt i
Satmday bargains at lhv
Market. Read the ad.
,Wllliam S. Wilcox is in New YoIlI
today onIbuulness.
Jack Metlrath is spending the' day
in New York city.
--Soi‘t Huts. Soft Inna. O'Brien.
Eddie (‘rettgh is spending the
in Long island eity.
-Iiegs lamb, ltlc lb..
Market.
Liggc-tt's at Bridge Pharmacy.
ad.
All the lawyers were in Bridgeport
today attending the-short calendar ses—
sion.
—Legs Lamb. 10c lb., at New York
' Market.
Twenty- dive cent sale at A. Stull's.
See ad.
——Wlnter Caps. Winter Caps. O’Brien‘s
The Central Labor Union is plan-l
ning a dance to be held in Arion Hall
at an eaIly date.
Popular music at populm prices Ill
Novelty Storei See ad.
-—ValI-ntiues of every description In
be. found at M. S. Smith Ii: Co‘s.
nggett's at the Clifford Pharmacy.
See ad. .
'l‘he regulai prayer meetior: will lu-
lb.
Public
day
at New York
See
unual Sale Of
RELIABLE
TROUSER
syn.» —a
13.:
r 1»
Starts Saturday, Feb. 9 ’07
"LIGGETPS"
Saturday
Candy
ers bargains.
offered at reduced prices.
$3 Trousers for $1. 98
$6 Trousers for $3. 98
All sizes at each price as the sale starts. . .
Come promptly and get your pick of the greatest collection of good Trousers we ve ever
Many good Suits and Overcoats for Men and Boys still hear Red Tag prices.
The reputation of }hcsc semi-annual events has spread far and wide. so that nothing more
than the mere announcement is required to start our hundreds of friends this way for good Trous-
This season the offerings are even more varied and extensive, and you may pick work. busi-
ness and dress Trousers of undoubted worth at prices which mean distinct saving. ‘
$2 Trousers for'$1.48
.$4 Trousers for $2. 98
$5 Trousers for $9. 48
.qI
wit
A snap for large and small men. About 50 Coats and Vests that belonged tO’ $10 to $I5
Suits. must go at $2. 48.
14 South Main Street.
53...-—
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.
held this evening at the South NorI
walk Baptist Church.
Semi-annual sah of reliable lions-
ers at 150%.SIEVP 803.1! “lW.
Rel/No a §ison a, $.30 Will pleucirI
Sunday evening at; the South Norwalk
Baptist Church but I’l‘ho Motherhood of
(10d.
-—-SuprIiot linking I‘owdu. 10c lb.
F. I). llawton & C'o. ‘
Reap the benefit oi'.the splendid of-
ferings at the New York Grocery
Store. See. ad.
Smoke Irs' specials lit Edward W. Kei-
loy. .1sz Read the an.
Olive Blanch: Hodge. K of C... held
a business meetillg' last. evening at
their rooms in Washington street. 9
If you me going to buv a pitce of.
real estate. call on J. ll. Lawrence
See. ad.
The game of basketball between the~
Trinity Cadets and‘ the Mystic ChalnI‘
Five which was to have been held last
evening was not played .' .
—Roast Beef. 121,5 :z-nnd lie 1b.. of
New York Market. ‘
‘ Today is the anniversary of the bat.
tie of Roanoke Island which will be
well remembered by a" number of the
Norwalk veterans as the Eighth. Tenth
and Eleventh Regiment of Connecticut
Volunteers took part In it.
. —~Dr Dick's Medicine cures grip“ .l
Sale- sheet Inii‘slc at llrlggerman's
See ad .
A party of twenty-three from the C.
S. .TroWbridge Company‘s box factory'
enjoyed a delightful. Sleigh ride to
Stamford, last evening. After partak-
In: of refreshments at that place they
returned at midnight, all declaring
they had an excellent time.
' ~Latest style Derbiea. O'Brien.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tehdered last evening to Miss Ger-
lirude Magner. at. her home, 54 Fail-
Ilold avenue, by a number of her
friends, The evening was spent in mu-
. sic games and social intercourse, and
was enjoyed by all.
I—Dont forget E N Fire Police An-
nual Ball, Feb. 8 at Arlen Hall. ' ‘
I. Upvtq-date high grade. goods at low-
est prices. Joselofl's. ‘
' Lewis Brown, who lives in New Ha-
v n was arrested last evening at the
rllroad station by Officer Clarence
. Brown had been asleep in
{the stationand when awakened he-
» «metabuslve. He was charged with
breach of the peace and was lined $5
“a cost“. 1
—Frosh Candy. 10 and 20c lb. M. s
limits e Co.
Miss Harriet L. Rum and Miss
race FL Stommeli. ‘of Norwalk left.
wn today for llrooki n. where they
Mil he the filtrate oi' lflfi lt‘raneesmI
V Wendel Early this evening the young
died will be members of a dlnuer
rty at the Hotel Astor. after which
he partytwill attend the. the-atria.
1» -Dodns Regulate ogre consonant}:
' ‘ " 1 mouse nor any on
3:19 98 rdruzgil‘tIf for
how eases lit
a
T wA In sum.” m reun-
I II TAm avaIil l8. 3 I
Initial. ALI. emcee.
mourn. coupon-non
" ‘mlptlon brunt-t.
I south Now-tit
hilt , not; in’
Q llead' '8. Bee 0
'and so the work goes on.
Taler Sr Golden.
v-«legin liuttti. 3th: lb II. l).l.. & (to.
Lam-dun Ode it. so; of Mr. ahd
My ,
li. Orig-ll, of l twen‘itel,‘ ”Nag
M In an operation this “tt i: at Mid le .
town (In appendicitis. \lI. ()dII it is It
Slllllt nt at Wesltyau Collurre. The [AI-
that is now getting along \ery nlI-e ll
though the ("Ninth") was pIrtoIniId
just in time. the plnsleiuns thing. of
th( opinion that it' it bad bren deter
red lot it“ bums. the appendix, which
was badly swollen. would have burst
and (banned. his death.
'——Curtain Swisuts, Lures, Ser.ims
Sash Reds. Curtain Poles spIcI tall) for
coming‘ Week Iii. S.- Sinitb Il‘c Co
’lhe player meeting at the Nontnlk
Methodist (‘IlIuIeh last evening was.
"laigely attended and gave, mldeuce of
continued interest and blessed results
item the Inc cent revival services. Fem
people rose last night with those who
retently started in the Christian life,
Mrs. Irving
Ilylngton sang very acceptably
solo, When Our Ships Have Crossed
the Ocean. Business meetings of tho
Epworth League followed at, which
several new members were elected.
~Pr£rless Flour. ti"c bag. F. l).
Lawton & Co.
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB RECEP-
, , . TiON.
M I)». .._,.. .
Ladies Entertained at Handsomely
Appointed Quarters Last Night.
Last evening for the second time.
the doors of the South Norwnlh Club‘s
new building were thrown open to the.
ladies and a most delighttnl evening
resulted.
It was an lniotmul affair and da II-ligbt.
fully easy and the clubmen made them-
selves ideal hosts. Dancing iuznlshed
the ptihoipal diversion of the evening.
though the~ladies enjoyed the bowling
alleys and the pool and billiaids ver
much.
The music for the orchestra Was
"furnished by Jones’ orchestia During
'the evening cream and Icake weie
served. The committee in charge of
the affair comprised E, W. Fitch S.
S. Jarvis and p C. Hanford.
Valentines.
LARGEST AssonTMENT.
10 to .9450.
Valentine Post
Cards
(13,000 to select from).
Masks, Wigs, etc.
.FOR
Masquerade Ball.
commas
NEWS STORE
10 ~th Main on. I'touih Norwnik
' .A‘dent for A. 0. lpaldlng’l
Innis." and Sporting (loads
the -
it i
Regers‘ & Stevens
Teh Call 632-2.
good
I believed thht prompt
(wing, tubuleuliltfi‘lt dobhell‘h meow; any (08!?l1
:Ieompllshed lbw field, absolutely
friends, patrons. customers I t‘Xlilltl
hearty appreciation and solicit continued patronage on
the old m1ntls“‘good St‘lfitll‘ good grain. "
nothing. To
my thanks
Buy Oats Thais Clean. .
MANUEL 1'. HATCH. 3'
Fifteen Gears :1ng I opened :1 Grain and Feed Store
in the belief that. good grain and
bring the business.
carefully selected, carefully seIeeI‘Ied grain would;
pleeiated by the public
81‘] M ire lwould.
delivery
of
I up.
My constantly inelenslhfitbnsi-
ness has justified in v belief; Steady. , persistent hm nei-
“8"
my
and
_—
49 Wall St, Norwalk;
SOMETHING NEW.
Utlited Grocery f 0.
20 No. Main St, 80. Nor. Tel 143.
PER PACKAG E, 10c.
Ben Eur Flour 65c bag, $5.00 barrel
M
49 Fort St, East Norwalk.
.5:
VALE NT INES
GREAT BIG LINE
Wm. P.
Book and Stationery Stores.
.. 6 80. Main St...So..NOrwa.lk.
i
eers’
20 lbs Granulated Sugar ...... .$1003 lbs. Fancy Prunes .25c
2le Extra Large qunes ..... ,_ 25eB. & 0 Main, per can ...... Inc
3 Cans Fancy Corn ...... P 250.3 Cans Milk ........s..--........ .260
3 Cans Campbell's Soup ........ 2502 Cans Dudley‘s Pumpkin 250
D—LIGHTO FILLING. FOR PIES. LAYER CAKES, EARTS. )ETC.
Epstein.
Tel. 3193.
:9 aussun aovzvho‘n
A S. A. Aiexandrovsky Assassin-
"' shot and killed by a. young man as he
Deposited subject'to Check . .
' to "Your Order on Demand
In amounts to suit your needsis '
Sal‘s and Convenient.
We Solioit Your Account in our General Ba lt9 Dept.
Southllorulflafiik "r74
‘ ‘ held Monday evening at w
will now effect about March first.
W.
. Ducks." 20c Hayea’- -Mkt.
., your constituency. 't" he was asked.
9
Put up to fancy and pound boxes.
TAKE HOME A BOX.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL...‘15-vlo
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
WWW
You Can Rely On
being- the same good quality and ab-
solutely fresh every time you buy.
the Biillllll Plllmlll,
,TooAvt'IN WALL STREET.
\‘i' Al [I "l‘Iih‘ l'l‘. lit: It) It. m.--'I‘lle
()ilt hing dI alings in stoI ks showed cou-
sidIIabll animation. but most of the
conspicuous (hunger. in prices were
in stocks “ill or the first important-e.
,Aliilllt‘apolls. St. Paul N Suuit Salute
Marie rose 2 l l. National lliseuil and
I‘lrnnby Mining 1 l—Il, New York t‘en»
ll‘til l 18 and (‘olmado Find a large
it action. Anaconda tlt film-J2 H and
(.‘anudian l’tt(lllt' .l S.
\.VAIL S'l‘Clil E’l‘. it a. m.—~I’rofils
wure sought. on the rise. but the man
but was not permitted to give way
much below it lose subat‘lntialiy
uboxe the oplnlng figures The de
inaud “as broad and \arled but the
InutIIial Itdlancen Were largely con»
third to special stocks. A subsequent
reaction obiiuratcd lhe advance in
the active stocks, but the market was
steadylng at ll o'clock.
WALL STREET, Noon.—-Prlces
moved nncertnlnly about last night's
on an accession of buying orders
Prices generally rose a fraction above
inst ulghi, but receded slightly at.
noon. Bonds llIOKllltil
WALL S'l‘iiEE‘T; l p. m.——Priees
hung: Dit‘lh generalh at about last
night s level the selling pIessutc reas-
inIz when a Dillll) .was l"il|('lll‘tl. No1
folk and Ween-In pfdf. yielded ’1’
kn.
t
such AtlD KILLED
.
n.
atoll While Leaving Theatre
at Penza
... . ”a...
PENZA. Russia Fébf: 8—5 A Alex
hndIovak), “Tremor:M of Penn. wits
was leatlng the theatre last night in
a desperate attempt. to escape the as-
sassin aide killed the assistant chief
of police and II policeman and wound-
d the manager of the theatre. Before
a terrorist could be captured he shot
himself and durlng'tbe night,died in a
hospital. The assassin was not idem
titled? The bullets which be used in
his revolver were subsequently discov-
eI ed to be poisoned.
Mr. Alexandrovsky, who was well
known as chief eonnuissioner of the
lied Cross in the. field during the. war
between Russia and Japan, had just.
stepped out of the door of the theatre
when a youth pushed his way through
the crowd and shot the governor in the
neck. He fell dead on the spot. The
assistant chief of police. who was
standing near the door of the theatre.
tried to draw his revolver. but was
shot dead by the terrorist before he
was able to do so. Seeing that it was
impossible to get through the crowds
outside the, *building the murderer
dashed into the theatre. tiring wildly.
The manager attempted to grapple
with the mutderer. who thed at him.
but missed and killed a policeman,
who was in the line of fire. In a sec-’
ond attempt to capture the assassin
the manager was severely wounded.
The. terrorist fled through what he
evidently bollevedwto be one of the
exits but tohnd liimsélf in the ladies'
cloak room. an attendant. realizing
the situation, pointed to sortie stairs
as a, means of egress and so soon as
the assassin disappeared the attctr
,Ilant locked the door behind him.
stairs. however only led to a loft and
the InuIdeIer subsequently was found
thme unconscious from a [bullet wound
tronI‘ which he died later in the hon-
pita
SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARIAN RE-
SIGNS,
Miss Florence L. Stoddard qus to
Essex Institute. Salem, Man.
A meeting of the Librnr Board was
birth the res-
ignation of Miss Florence L. Stoddard.
as libr'aIlan was read and accepted.
A letter of cordial appreciation of her
work and regret at the. necessity of
accepting 'tbe resignation was sent her
by the direc'tms.
‘ Miss Stoddard resigns to accept the
position of head catal nor in the li-
brnry of the Essexl thute Salem.
Mania; III lllll‘uly of 90 .000 chillies and
160.000 pamphlets. 'l‘ll resigti'atlon
“Choice Turkeys. 20 and 22a 1b.;
, hut-g WW.
, 'l‘he Western senator had concluded
[Ito retire.
“But do you not owe something to
m“Not Algegtngitat a centl; hedreplied.
t nor 1 ' a venue"
Mindelhhla Pu Allover. II I: .
. price.
level for a time. and then advanced '
The
Black Long Coats. throughout lined w lth beavy satin. reduced to ..
ThrejPrIces
I "
—————-
. We have marked every man 5 Suit and Overcoat three prices,
as follows:
$14.98
'lhis pIice buys any Suit or Overcoat that was marked $210,
' $9 5 and Sign . .. H,
The best garnwuts in our stock. ' I A.
This price on Suits and Overcoats that were $12. .513. 50. 3|“,
$I6H5oand$18 ,
$4.98 a
For any Suit or Overcoat not included' In above two lots.
CHILDREN’ S SUITS AND OVERCOATS at exactly bill‘s?
, , , ;. i't
Selleck 8. PriQé"
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street.
~ South» Norwanr. “1 '
. ..-. «-7» .. ,_.__
Delivery Car, Price $450 00
THE COST OF ONE TEAM AND THE WORK OF THREE
I FOR USE 365 DAYS EVERY YEAR REGARDLESS OF ROADS AND
WEATHER.
SIMPLEST MOTOR MADE.
SO SIMPLE THAT ANY ONE CAN RUN lT. ' " L ' "
FOR DEMONSTRATION AND PARTICULARS CALL OR ADDRESS '
F. E. LOGKWOOD & CO
39 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
Above Competition in
Quality. Beyond Com-
'parison in Results ‘ . .
, Gives , A universal . satis-
~ ' Tfaction ' and is conceded '
byalltobc . . . .
Americas Highest Grade.
_ For Sale By
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR .
South Norwalk’e
LEADING GROCER
33 South Main St.. South Norwalk.
THE LAST CLEARING SALE 2: I)EilllTsé COATS. SKIRTS, ’
FUR .
There is no use of telling ybu tha t our goods are better than tli ‘
0L the stores because they cannot dispose of such garments.
they do not. handle them. First of all we make our own goods”; it
We cater to the best trade in town and evetybody will tell yo fdh
are satisfied with our merchandise. style and prlces. Third we sell to c it
that takes off the expense of running costly credit machinery, ‘th
“collectors and bad accounts. The good c stomera must. pay tom 9
open; that is understood. Avoid the med t stores like you Wont n pl
Short Covert Coats reduced to
Suits in mixtures, Panamas. breadclothsl voilles . ‘
. $1209 $15.00. $25.00 and
59.12.98. $4.96, $798, $998
..--o.-‘--i'6-.-u-|’-..i .
Skhts reduced to ........ ...31.
Sale of Waiats. very tine lawn. regular 8) .60 goods,” in 10 laty‘l '
clotte out .. .....I... .,.,.,_l
Very Fine Embroidery Fronts collars and cuffII to match,
price 33 00. for this sale
Fine Tailored China suk Waist black and white. minim ill»
sale price ..... . ..........,.
VFURS-«We have a few pieces left over and same wills be one
sardlou of cost ....... . .2 911,?
SALE lN BOTH OTORIHls-Mh iltlAlN O‘l‘u “Adi-annoy: ‘
MM" uhlélillh’l’l’i'zll‘h'é‘l’fisga o c j if: H
F. HARGE AN
TEE" A PERFECT FIT. ’0 w U
~ ‘ r: a in -
like I was It mite pectin customerfu
I. [livery deed in born “at some creed.
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