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Local 1111111111.
The Central Labor Union ball com-
mittee will hold a meeting this eve-
ning. K
~ The barge West Farms has arrived
with a cargo of coal for the Ferris
Coal Companly.
Mrs.'.George Voorhees, of Riverside
avenue, Not-walk, who is ill or pneu-
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TROUSER
Starts Saturday, Feb.9,’07
ers bargains.
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mania, is believed to be doing nice-‘
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The last annual reception of Miss
Vernam's dancing class will be held
at the Tow“ assembly hall on Friday
afternoon of this week.
Manager Frlulerick B .Malkiil. of the
Norwulh store of F.
Company. is able 1.11 be around again,
after an attack of the grip.
Mr. and M 1‘11. Peter ii‘. Burns, of East
avenue, started this morning on a one
week tiip, during which they will
visit Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash-l
ingion, D. C.
John Drew. not the famous actor.1
was arrested in North Main street Sat-
urday for intoxication. He was a
stranger iniown and forfeited a bond
of $10
~—Tonight—-’l‘ouight.
Mask liall.
.Mrs. Martha Guilbert, who under.
went an operation for cataract .it the
Norwalk Hospital, the same being per-
formed by Dr. Turner, returned to her
home today.
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
once at. this evening's meeting will
make arrangements 1111 the celobrn
tion of the Division’ 1‘. Gilli 111111l1cis.11_1
on Ma‘ ‘(li lsi. '
MiSs Annie Estelle Smith. the wul
known assistant town (‘It‘ik left this
morning for Colorado. where she will
remain [or several months fo1 the 111-
notit ot‘ he: hcu.ltl1
(‘ongwssman E. J. Hill. 111 11th 11 flyinu
Red M on a
trip from Washington to Norwalk to “'1“ It“ “Nd this ““‘m’ll’i '7”
attending the meeting of the Nora all:
Mills company Saturday morning and
returned Saturday night.
A number of well known local young
men went. on 11 skcini‘: expedition on
the hills back of Springwood avenue,
Norwnlk. yesterday. The snow was in
fairly good condition {or the sport.
Principal Charles A. Tucker of the.
Stockbridge. Mass, made. a week end
visit in Norwalk. Mz‘s. Tucker and
their children are still in Norwalk.
and will move to Stockbridgc in the
so: log.
Ernest Iiavilund, who has been at
the Norwalk Hospital since he broke
his leg at the Roiiaway Rink in North
Main street. 11 number of weeks ago.
left the institution today and return'cd
to his home in South Norwalk.
in the pool tournament of the Nut-
meg Club Satiuday night. lrving lior-
ton, 80 defeated Max Schuman. 75.
by the score of 80 to 43 and Edward
McWiliiams. 100 defeated Charles Vcr-
lin, 100, by the score of 100 72.
Frank C. Van Scoy has placed on ex-
hibition in his show rooms one of
the Colonial Foundry and Machinery
Compauys Argand Boilers. A large
number of those boilers have recently
been placed in buildings in this vicin-
ity.
Ernest C. llnvilaud. who has been
at the Norwalk Hospital since Novem-
ber with leg fractures from falling at
the skating rink, will this afternoon
he removed to the residence of Charles
II. Halock, 92 South Main street. Mr.
Haviland is recovering slowly
A very fine new pool table has been
ordered .‘tm the Norwalk Club and is
expected shortly. The new table has
an arrangement whereby all of the
balls that me pocketed, come back
without. assistance to a central point,
by means of runways.
The fourteen inch balk line billiard
tournament among the ntembei s of the
Norwnlk Club opened Saturday night.
Each game is for 150 points and each
player starts sctaich. A. R. Malkln
defeated M. R. Bennett by the score
of 150 to 134. A Saturday night lunch
was also served at the club
, F. A Mitchell the furniture dealer.
1. will remove March 1st from the 0' Sui
iivan block in lower .Weil street to the
building‘lin the same thoroughiate at
the coroner of High SITGL t. 'and known
as the Centennial h11iidin11.Mr.Mit-
cheli will have the two big stores on
the first floor and the hall on the
second floor. ~
The Rev. W 0.H11If.orNo1ti1 C1110.
lino. allotted a week of genuine oidv
fashio drevival services that night
at thonietnisht street. A. M ..E Church,
with 8. Turns congregation present. The
Rot. Mr. flirt! 'wan assisted in the
evangelistid sibling.- -by“Mrs. Hut! and
the church choir. til linttor under the
leadership or 1111. Perkins. There will
' be special services every night this
‘ week except sited-'1‘ p, .1, '
' ‘ improved syrup or White Pine and
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The best for coughs. , .
TILLBONJOWELL CORPORATION
prescription Iii-union
Booth Normtk
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l). Lawton ail-l,
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oiiercd at reduced prices.
The reputation of these semi-annual events has spread far and wide, so that nothing 11101
1111 the mere announcement is required to start our hundreds of friends this way for good Trous-
This season the oficrings are even more varied and extensive, and you may pick work, busi-
ess and dress Trousers of undoubted worth at prices which mean distinct saving.
$2 Trousers for $1.48 ‘ $4 Trousers for $2.98
-83 Trousers for $1.98 $5 Trousers for $3.48
3 $6 Trousers for $3.98
All sizes at each'pricc as the sale starts. . . . ,
Come promptly and get your pick of the greatest collection of good Trousers we‘ve eve
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Many good Suits and Overcoats for Men and Boys still hear Red Tag prices.
A snap for large and small men. About 50 Coats and Vests that belonged to $10 to $15
Suits. must go at $2. 48.
Rogers 81 Stevens,
14 South Main Street.
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Tel. Call 632- 2.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.
Taylor 81 Golden.
A motting or tlu l‘astot :1 iii I|K 1‘s
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Baptist Church.
A collar. 0 piaytr 111111 ting: will he
held at the home of Mrs. White, 2
Monroe slrcot‘, South Norwulk. this
evening.
Miss Sadie 1.:1rrigau ‘tnd Miss Ma.-
mie Lynch were among those who took ,
advantage of the good slrigliing yes.-
1.1-day, making a trip to Stamford and
back.
The Common Pleas Criminal Court
is in session today with a jury.
Norwalk jurymen. are William G.
Crockett 11nd Ephraim .\'. Mrrrlttp
t‘t‘om Wilton, William it). \\'1l1b and
Arthur Hill.
The teaciu’vrs oi’ the Sunday school
of the South Norwalk Baptist Cluii‘ch
will be entertained on Wednesday or.
c-ning by :1 turkey supper, given by the
superintendents oi’ the- school, Roy. H.
11. Carpenter. licrbcrt Ruyi'uso and
Miss Elsie Decker.
A meeting of the Oystermou‘s lloard
of Belief will he held tomorrow in
lroonwich, and here on it‘t,l.1run1‘_‘.‘ lit
in the Council chamber in llavil‘tud
street. Another session will he held
on February 29, at. the oiilce of the
Shell Fish Commission in New il.1\‘-
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CHURCH CALENDARS.
Grace Parish.
Tllt}Sdfl,\’-—GII‘IS' Friendly Society in
it‘orc-stt-rs‘ Hall on Water street.
Wednesday, Ash Wednesday-—
Morning pr'uyer, litany, sermon and
Holy Communion at 10 oclock; eve.-
ninfg prayer at 4: 30 .
r-i‘hursday——lioiy Communion a 9:30;
evening prayer with paper on The
Theology of Percy llysshe Shelley at
i :30.
li‘riday——Woman’s Bible loss at 3;
litany :11 4:30; Knights of King Ar-
thus at 8.
Saturdny-«Miuistcrim:
Lcague, at 2: 30‘, evening
‘z30.
MARITIME EXPOSITION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.~Thcre is
every indication in the opinion of the
1rate Denaitment that Congress will
answer the appeal made by the De-
pertinent to the president and by him
to the Senate and the House by ap-
propriating 825, 900 i'm this govern-
ment’s repteseniation at the Interns—1
tlonal Maritime Exposition at Borde‘
aux this summer. The display will
be opened on May‘i. and officials of
the government who are interested be
licve that early action will be taken.
The exposition will he Opened in May
and closed (in the last day oi October.
Children‘s
prayer at
Viiiitil'IillBSI
A T 005 T
commas
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10 North Main OI... 3
“hatter A. 0. lolldlnp's
Inuit-ll and Sporting flood:
The ‘
tooth Norwaik‘
Fifteen years ago i opened 11 Grain and Fccddstorc
in the bullet that good main and good service would
bring me business. 1 believed that. pmmpt deliver at
cuiefuliy selected. cateiully screened giaiu would be my
pt‘eciatod by the p11 biio. My constantly incioasms-hust
boss has instilled n1 3' belief Steady, persistent 1111111111111-
ing, coupled with 11 desire to please at any cord, has no
compiishcd this from absolutely nothing. To my
friends. patrons, customcis i extend my thanks and
hourly appreciation, and solicit continued patronage on
the old grounds "good sc1vicc good grain." '
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
VALENTINES
GREAT BIG LINE
Wm. P. I’eers
. Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall Sh. Norwaik. 6 So. Main St; So. Norwaik
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Een Hur Flour 65c bag, $5 .OO barrel
.20 lbs. Granulated Sugar 81.003 lbs. Fancy Prunes 25c
2 the, Extra Large Prunes ..... . 25c B. ‘8: O. Mots, per can 15c
3 Cans Fancy Corn ....... 2503Cans Milk ..... 25c
3 Cans Campbell’s Soup ..... 25oz Cans Dudley's Pumpkin . 26c
D-LIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES.
SOMETHING NEW.
LAYER CAKES, TAKTS.
PER PACKAGE, 101:.
United Grecery Co.
20 No._Maln SL. 80. Nor. Tel 143.
ETC.
49 Fort, St, East Nor-walk. Tel. 319-31
lilo Has ‘a Singlet-P1111111 werih; Keeping
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posit liox. ’
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We have guild sized 111113 iii 11.1111.
and Burglar 11.111.111.111 a real“
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M. Epstein.
' 1turn s‘o dray‘l He’s still 11 young man.’
I 111111111" "No.1-Ie once tried to have.
V. n house built. "wdudge
OF THE COD.
In VINOL you get every medicinal
element of the finest Norwegian cod
liver oil without the disagreeable
features. 3
Where Cod Liver Oil is good VINOL
It does all that God [.3101
Oil 111111 do and can be retained with
is better.
out dis-111115 ulien the oil 11141111111111
nausea. Its pullitablliiy lililiil‘S it li('
coptnhle to the most sensitive stonr
The use of VINOL is always i11-
dicated when there is loss at weight.
itch.
lowering of vitality or any affection of
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the throat. lungs or air passages,
lit llltlinl P81111111,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. (15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET. 10: lO.-—First pri-r
es of stocks wetc but little (hanged
item the Saturday level and the 11: 1d
ing Was dull The small gains and
losses were quite evenly divided. A de-
cllne ot' 5-K'in Reading being the most
conspicuous change. American lru
scold at an advance of :I.
WALL S’I‘iiitlld'l‘. il a. m.-—'l‘ho pen-
crul movement of prices was unintor~
eating the absence, of definite tone in
the market keeping the ilut‘uatious
within narrow limits. Some effort to
bull prices was defeated when the Hill
stocks Weakened, but the market atter~
wards developed a better tone on IIit'
rise in Kansas 11nd Texas. The mar-
ket was firm at ll o'clock.
\\ ALL S'i‘REE ",i Noon. —'I‘he re. port
from Washington that the Secretary
oi the 'i‘rcasiii‘i would purchase 21'..-
000.000 of the short time government
four prr cont. bonds induced general
buying of stocks. 'i‘he‘dcinuud sub-
sided luft’ori‘ noon, but prices held
wclirncur the top. lionds were he11~
vy.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Tim ADAM GOOD COMANY.
The attraction at iloyt's.’l‘l11':11tre Ill"
ginning today. is one of unusual merit.
The company makes
annually at this popular playhouse
' 'l‘lic Adam (‘ 1101] Company is oumnizcd
and managed under ldtits entirely dil-.
{event from the general r1111 of 11-11m-
111111.- atirac.tione 'i‘hcit1a11ngomcui has
engaged Miss Bessie-011011011 and Mr.
Danny Simmons 11. soubrcite and co
median who have thoroughly establish
ed themselves in the good giuccs of
the theauicul public and have made
‘ a reputation of which they are justly
proud. The Adam Good firm have
surrounded Miss Overton and Mr.
, Simmons with capable performers and
selected a list of productions suitable
for their abilities. Each play is a
complete production and all the scen-
ei‘y, electrical and mechanical effects
and mountings being carried by the
company. Every play is antler the di-
rection of 11 competent stage director.
making it. certain that the plays will
be presented in a first class manner.
The usual matinees during the week.
Monday evening, ladies ‘exchango tic-
kets will be accepted.
PASTIME ATTRACTIONS.
The. Pastime Athletic Club has plan-
ncd to play the Zeniths. 111‘ Bridge
port next Wednesday evening, at the
hall in Van Zant street East N111-
walk. There. will be dancing from 10
to 12 oclock.
RED MEN‘S MASK BALI. TONIGHT.
The grand social event cf the sea-
eou. the Red Men's annual 111115111111-
1‘11do ball and entertainment, will be.
given in Music Hall. tonight. Elabor-
ate preparations have been made for
this annual. event and the connnittee
is confident there will not be 11 dull
minute. front the time the riders open.
This masquerade is entirely different
from many entertainments given of
this kind. There is no intoxicants sold
or allowed in the hall. no smoking or
anything that would in any way do-
tract from the pleasure of the most
refined, and it is always attended by
our host citizens. Doors will open at
7:30; entertainment at S. and grand
march at 9 o‘clock. You can't‘aiford
to lose any part of it. Come early and.
stay to the finish. Tickets at Plats-
ed's, Cliti’ord Pharmacy. Stillson do
Powell‘s, thlpiey 81 Clark’s. Colo
man's and ilriggcrmnn's news stands
A costumer will be in attendance.
E. A. MITCHELL ARRIVES IN NEW
HAVEN.
{New Superintendent of Engineers’
I Tent Begins His Duties. “ ‘
, it. was announced this morning that
114. A. Mitchell. tormeily of the Lehlgh
Valicv, R. It, had been appointed by
the New York New Haven and Hart-
ford Road to succeed 1.1 S. Storrs, who
lresigned the first of the year from his
position as superintendent of engin
,cer' 3 tests of the motive po‘iver depart-
ment
l 11121111111111 Itnrted in with his new
duties the first of Februaiy with
‘an oflice in New Haven. lie I: a. man
of wide experience in this work. and
has Valready made many friends in New
Mr.” Btorrs has been appointed sec
ond viceipresident of the New England
investment and Securities ‘Company,
Mala.
company is one b! the many like con-
cerns oWned by the New Haven road.
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l'What made your husband's hair
Was it the result. at some terrible
its appearance .
This .
CLOTHING siren
M1. G. L. Price announces the retirement of Mr. Willis H. Sci
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look from the ii1m oi Seileck & Ptice, and the business will be con-
itinucd undet the name of Ptice’ 3 Clothing State .
Mr. Pricc solicits part oi your patronage and in return promise
you latest styles and best values for dopendablc guaranteed marched».
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disc at prices that will make you a continued and pleased-patron. '
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Dissolution Prices
will prevail for fifteen days more.
Men’s Overcoats and Suits, $4.98, $9.98 and $14.98.
We clothe man or boy from head to foot. ‘ 1
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rice ’5 Clorhing Store,
98 Washington Street. , .
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Delivery Car, Price $450 00
THE COST OF ONE TEAM AND THE WORK OF THREE. __ .,
FOR USE 365 DAYS EVERY YEAR REGARDLESS OF ROADS AND
WEATHER. ‘
SIMPLEST MOTOR MADE.
SO SIMPLE THAT ANY ONE CAN RUN IT.
FOR DEMONSTRATION AND PARTICULARS, CALL OR ADDRESS
1‘. E. LOGKWOOD a 00.3.:,
39 WALL STREET.
lAbove‘“ Competition in
Quality. Beyond Com-
parison in Results .
* Gives universal satis-
faction and' Is conceded
by all to be . .
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For Sale By
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
South Norwalk'l
LEADING GROCER
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
THE LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITS COATS, SKIRTS. WAI
AND runs.
There Is no use of telling you that our goods are better 1111111 th
oi! the stores because they cannot dispose of such garments. The
they. do not liandle them. First 0! all We make our own goods; on
we cater to the best trade in town and everybody will tell you 111
are satisfied with our merchandise, style and prices. Third w’e soil for
that takes off the expense of running costly credit machinery, for
collectors and bad accounts. The good customers must pay tori
ones; that is underatoodo Avoid the credit stores like you would a 111m
Black Long Coats, throughout lined with heavy satin. reduced to. ‘ -
Short CovertCoats reducedto........ .. %
Suits in mixtures, Panama. broadcloths voiiles, ' ' ,
..... 1.. 812.09. 815.00 125.001.11.13
Skirts reduced to 8169.1 82..98 84.98. 87.98 89.98
Sale or Waists, very tine town, regular 81. 50 goods, in 10
close out ..
Very Fine Embroidery Fronts collars and chirs to‘ match
‘ price 83.00.101' this sale .......... ~
Fine Teiimod China. Silk Waist 1.111.111.1111 white, regular price ‘88 7 ‘
sale price \ .. .ii .98
Funk—We have 11. few pieces left over and same wits be ‘ ‘
gardless or cost 82.9
SALE IN BOTH STORES—618615 MAIN 87.. STAMFORD“.
““iz‘lIEIEE1‘38-F1"1i‘$9it‘11 '
.i E! OF: CHARGE AND W ’ ‘
TEE A Partner 1111'. W‘ M»
3' e1- try;1 1111 unionists)
Country Deacon—~"Otir salary is 8400 _ .
per your. and we shelved two do on out '11 fri
portions .rfiow'll that lid”?! "iv ‘ "' 0." repaid III
Olermaha—“(lsti ii:8 M11 leave tried0 l
d tired i 808qu 1 hr 1313'
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