tr;
ruinous e
. =‘~'aii',‘;ie,s
si wssmpo'rou or.
s.- -:-;-'-‘r.‘-'. . s . n
. u . o .:.:-‘-;a:-;-;.;-;.;s,n;.;.;.:-;s;s,s,-,-,
Alfred Boutwell Is at his home here
loitering from nervousness as a re-
”‘sult‘ of overwork." '
‘ The T. .1. C. Club is to have a stravir
ride this owning. They will proba-
bly go to Stamford and return.
that prayer meeting will be The Reins
of Life and Rev. H. ii. Carpenter will
act as leader.
—-A. S. Ferris, Jeweler. No. 78 Wash-
' row at the town assembly hall.
' Business Men's Association will
I Cal translates;
'The topic this evading at the itapw
museum
9 Taylor h Golden.
A
l. 0,, O. F., was helddpst evening.
v‘wi‘mtttlne wander the Hat Fin-
3 .
Moth'pAssoctstion was held last eve-
_ . ...—....” .
. y‘soverai important changes in the
bit-laws of Butler mugs were voted
at the meeting last evening.
Miss Marion Vernon's dancing clsss
will bsveits closing reception tomor-
—_.‘..___.
The annual meeting of the Nor-walk
be
held the latter part of this inontth.
Washington Chapter. R. A. M.. of
Norwalk. conferred the Past Master's
degree on a number of candidates last
night.
A meeting of Sherman Council Ro-
yal Arcanum. will be bed this eve-
ning and it. Is desired that all the offi-
cers be present for a rehearsal.
Frederick A. Lockwood defeated F.
A. Van B gen in the balk line tourna-
ment (if I e Norwalk Club last night
by the score of 150 to 145. .The game
was very close throughout.
The Nutmeg Club will have a ban—
quet on March 14th. at the Nni‘wnllf
Hotel. This event will be to celebrate
the third anniversary or movmg into
the club quarters at the corner of Wall
routine meeting of Butler Lodge,“
I
as.
. .
Our Trousers $an A
Is ln,,,,_iull wing. '37:
. This is. white
trousers valuesi‘ail '
the"‘sale the broke dines of our best-selling patteriis'nt"‘prices iat
under regular. )1.“ “
New. _wli
patch out the old _
dress trousers in these attractive reductions:
‘- .Mbszuuwwaewm‘. We >~
a
..v.‘
$2.00 Trousers, novv ............................. '. . .1. ...... 1.48
$3.00 Trousers. now ................................ . ...... 1. -«. . >
$4.00 Trousers, non ....................................... $2.32 am The use 0' VINOL ‘3 “may“ "1'
$5.00 Trousers, now ................ _ ................... y.. .. $3.48 dicated when there is loss of weight,
Hundreds. of pairs of new trousers in the sca‘tsou's most popular
patterns. and in all sizes at each pricc.
clioostng is good.
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $2.48.
Wc'vc placed a lot of broken lots of coats and v
to regular $10 and $12 suits on sale at $2.48.
over this ofl‘cring; the price is IK‘IUW cost of i
it will pay you to look
nan-rials and making.
and Main streets.
doubt, the trousers event of tlic deacon. ()ur
" s have led all others in town. and we place in
dcvery man needs a pair of new trousers to
‘ . . ‘
aim, we offer our best hues of work. blit‘iincss and
Don't wait. but come while
cats belonging
...—W..- ......—
Two more games were played last
A mass meeting will be held on Suu~ night In the Nutmeg pool tournament.
day afternoon at Hoyt‘t' Theatre and Courtland Van Buren. 100, defeated
ington Sh. upstairs.
....-
Rev. Madison 0.: Petersf will be the John McCormick, 65_ by the score of '
speaker.
His subject will be The Sins 100 to 53. Otis Fitch. 80. was victori-
That Soil. .
.ons over E. C. Gregory. 100, by the
score of 80 to 80.
The employee of the Boese. Peppard . ————-—————
Company are enjoying a two days' vs-‘ An intoxicated man who had guin-
oatiou. on account of some of the tu- ed admission to the lobby of Hoyt's
hes in the boiler being broken. which Theatre last evening tumbled down
has placed the plant out of commls- the stairs leading to the gallery and
slon. ' nearly fell on A. 0. Smith who Mm.
' pened to be under him. The tumbler
"Hello Girls." How to be healthy did.not sustain any serious hurts.
and happy and be a phone girl. Ring however.
' up for a package of Holiister's Rocky‘
Mountain Tea with full particulars.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store. 1.
——Hard Crabs at Cutbill's.
Tho Farther Lights, of the South
Norwnlk Baptist Church. will give a
A meeting of Oiihir Chapter; 0. E. S.. valentine social in the parlors of the
was held last evening at which the re- church tomorrow. Friday evening. at
malndcr of the officers were installed. I 8 p. 111.. Music. tableaus. valentines
After the meet ' closed it luncheon and refreshments will be served. The
was held in banquet hall and Farther Lights extend a cordial Invi-
games and”. ‘ ial good time cout- tation to_aii Vthsirgrlends to be ores-
pleted the areal" . * eat. The program will be: Piano
‘ i . , " Solo. Ellen scym 'r;r'_vocal duet. Mrs:
William .F. m’tli‘e ‘al'l’eged ab- ' Bradley and‘ltiisd‘; enhije Fluirv; man.
sconding treasurer of the New Britain , dolin solo. Miss , y lldred Decker. ac-
Savlngs Bank.whose peculations are companied by Mattie Morgan; living
todayplaced at $450,000. has numerous pictures. young ladies; chorus. Sing
acquaintances In this town. through INot to Me of Birdlingsrrccitatlon. The
his long. cannon with. banking tit-Courting. ,M‘isswy, D'Artols; mandolin
fairs. and with” Connecticut Bap-'solo, Mildred Dooketfllying pictures:
tist. convention; at which. he was trea- song. youug’ladies chorus.
surer. FIRST METHOPIST PRAYER MEET.
I G.
v
:1.
”it is tonight'that the rector of
Grace Parish begins his course of The second .Speclal prayer meet-
papers 0“ tIlB',:T.I‘.é°'°Xl"9f the GT9“ ing in the seriesmt'ranged at the
Eusllsh Poets 01" the Ninetenth Cen- First Methodist Church will be held
tury. The subject this evening is this evening-“Tile. topic will be "The
Percy Iiyssho Shelley and his mefi‘ISaving Con‘ipa‘ssion‘ of Christ." The
sass. “Back to Nature" The h0ur.hymn Which will be used in Ilustratlon
of the service is 7:30. A cordial, WGI'.‘ of this theme lls No. 423 in the Church
como‘ awaits all WM may see fit ‘0 Hymnal and commences “Where Crsos
httend. ' ' " the: Crowded~'1Wsys of Life." it Is
' writted by the Rev. Dr, F. Mason
' A horse owned by the NOI'WflIk Heat- North, who is an able preacher of,the
lng and Lighting Company decided to New York East Conference. Dr. North
create some excitement in Norwalk. is a poet of no mean order. The hymn
yesterday morning, by ”Hitting “walk is onen of the most beautiful presenta-
Thc animal started in Wall street. near I tions of the way Christ sympathies
the town assembly hall buildingond with men in all the bard places of
tore around the corner intoMaln street. life and swaps to save. All areswcl-
finally coming 10 8118! when the 0“" come to this service which begins at
fit landed against a hydrant near the 7:30. The address will be delivered
Heating 5‘ Lighting Company's 9‘01‘9- at 8 o'clock. At the close the Bede.
The sleigh suffered the most damage. volent Departure of the Church will
meet the pastor.
BIG VALENTINE BUSINESS AT
. POST-OFFICE.
. The biggest valentine day in the his-
tory of the local post-office is this par-
ticular fourteenth of February. so all
the postal clerks. carriers and rural
delivery nien‘clnlni and from the bnu~
dies of valentines which they have de-
livc-rcd' today it can be readily appre-
ciated. The post. card valentine seems
to be the most popular, having taken
the place to a great extent of the film-
sy crratlona of a. few years ago. Last
cvcnin the mails did not. cloae at the
South :‘orwalk post-office until ilzilil
owing to the rush of business and the
letter carriers had hard work deliv-
(ring the inissivcs today.
To ORGANIZE A MEN'S CLUB.
At a recent conference with Dr. Mao-
farland it was decided that a Men's
Club ought to he organized in connec-
tion with the South Norwalk Congre
gatlonal Church. A meeting for this
purpose. will be held at the church on
A bill of importance to- sportsmen
comes up for a h‘saring in Hartford.
today. It relates’tothe hunting of
rabbits. and entends the open season
Iron) the first of Dehetnber to the first
of January. A’l‘arge number of gun
clubs throughout the state are opposed
to'the bill claiming that it would prove
a‘ temptation to itlilvuusii and partridge
. during Decemberr ..‘An interesting dis-
- cnsulon is anticipated at the bean
."inif. ,
. You‘d better paddle your own canoe,
For that's what you'll have to do.
For when you are in hard luck
_ = And want to borrow a "Saw-buck."
All you get is nymph-thee.
Unless you take Rocky Mountain
‘ Tea. - ‘ ‘
‘ ' Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
-._._._.‘...___
“The new double truck trolley. which
arrivednt the Norwalk freight depot._
-.'l‘iiesday. for the local trolley line, was
drag d over the snow to the Wall
ltre our hard yesterday afternoon. It
ilssfeai'od .thnttherc will be some de-
ciny til putting the carin operation beg
cancer of the non-arrival of trucks.
Another car of the same type In some-
‘tnh on the road. Part of the equip-
linen for the two cars has been re-
:‘Ielm: ...... uproving to be an unusually spiritual
V . I. ' ‘ ' V. E. Williams, 0. Speaker and singer. His discourse
‘Wuglinilllletghgehébfuy. F. Comer, Vt; upon the subject. Why _Will Yo Die?
1Donnell! New York: 'F. A. Brown. delivered on Monday evening. Will be
But Orang'e, N 1.: E. C. len, N. s, repeated by' request on Friday even-
‘Hsttioid, J. a. Gui-son James Marvin, his.- Wclcorne to all. .
latrines!
'ih.“§.‘3ll‘énfig°n’*£‘i3hfiifi'£32931
Il-T BUST
‘GOLEMAN’S
made; (i. W. Goodmw, E
"swims: .
7: 46 o'clock.
SPECIAL MEETING§ AT THE A. M.
E. CHURCH. KNIGHT ST.
The ltev.’ W. A. Huff. evangelist. is
applies" ter. 0. S. Leafs. Ridgewood:
Mchit B. Phil! , Banifordi‘ were at the
out 0| .‘ yesterday.
W
‘ improved Syrup of~Whlte Pins and
if... . y
r“.
Friday'evenlng. February 15, 1907, at »
Fifteen yours ago i opened a Grain and Fecddsuh‘e
in the belief that good grain and good service, Would
bring me business. I believed that prompt delivery of
carefully selected, carefully screened grain would be ap-
preciated by the public. My constantly increasing busi-
ness has justified my belief. Steady. persistent hammer-
ing, coupled with a desire to please or any cost. has nc- .
complishcd this from absolutely nothing. To my
friends, patrons, customers I extend my thanks and
hearty appreciation. and solicit continued patronage on
the old grounds, “good service. good grain." ’
" "" Buy Oats Thsts Olson. ....-.» . "7.0; . ..
MANUEL T. HATCH. .4...
VALENTINE
okrm £16 LINE
Wm P.
Book and Stationery Stores, ft. j
49 Wall St.. Norwalk... ._ _ 6 80. Main St“
ii .
.\. ”Him
" m m;
is
r r ‘1‘ l
. “emails.
ur 65c “bag,
$5.00‘Eibai'réi
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $1.00 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes ....i.-.. ..... 25c.
2 lbs, Extra Large Prunes ...... 25c 13. & 0. Mots. per can .'I ....... f 15c
3 anns Fancy Corn ............ 25c .
3 Cans Campbell's Soup ........ this 2 Cans Dudley's Pumpkin ...... . 25c
DoLIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES.
SOMETHING NEW.
LAYER CAKES, TARTS, ETC.
PER PACKAGE, 10c.
United Grocery ( 0.
20 No. Main so, so. Nerf-Tel 143.
in».-
Mathilda
49 Fort 8L, East Norwaikgi' Tel. sis-a.
Cod. Halibut. Weak, Frost and Flat Fish, Porgies, Pickcrcl,
White Fish, Mackerel; Salmon. Large Long Clams for baking.
Smelt, 3 lbs.,Ior 35c. Pike, Haddock Roes, Hard Crabs.
Lobsters Saturday. .
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
cone ,+
Who Ilas a Single Paper Worth' Keeping
Gait Afford to Be Without a data Ile-
posit Box. . . i E
‘ Wuhan awaited Boxesliliilltf fire
and Burglar Proof Vault torii a, Year.
L,
mcdmssridn
- '* loath Not-walk
, C. B. Adams..C. B. Nevins":
11:31:00” Boston; N. D. Gorhsm. St.
10 spot: so» is. "saith qum
‘ “" "‘Agsnt‘for sun “mind's ‘
out. Mindy William House. South
a lush" sndflpsrting‘floods
_ L ‘ . 1"
ears ..
. ~Preslden: Charles E. Pridhtbhtbe Bap-
T :Z
OF THE ' COD.
in VINOL you get every medicinal
t
element .of the Ilnest Norwegian cod
liver on without the disagreeable
features. . ’
Where Cod Liver Oil Is good VINOL
it does all that Cod Liver
Oil can do and can be retained with-
out distress when the all
Its palatabllity makes-it ac-
Is better.
produces
nausea.
ceptsble to the most sensiti’vestom-
lowering of vitality or any affection of
the thrust, lungs or air passages
III IIIIIIIIII I’Illillliltl,
THE Passcsiprion cross.
TEL. 15—2. ,
runs: nauvanr snavrcn.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STRB 31‘. 10:10 it. ni.~~~’i‘ho
opening dealings In stocks showed
animation and brrudth. but the changr
ea were small outside of a few stocks.
Gains predominated with n . light
sprinkling of losses. St. Paul. Great
Northern pfd. Northern Pacific and
Leo motive rose 1 to 1% and Canadian
Par tic 1%? Anaconda fell 2% and then
recovered.
WALL STREET. 11 a, tin—Prices
moved very unevenly, and the result
of the first hour's business showed
the average level at 11 o’clock below
that of the opening. The first signs
of yielding dcvelohed in the Hill stock
but the general reaction that ensued
was followed by another rise. Read-
ing made a precipitate decine after-
wards from 126 to 124% and the down-
ward movement was again inaugurat-
ed.
WALL STREET. Noon.~Stocks
were .treely supplied at any advances‘
and the traders offered prices down.
the average level receding to below
.last night. Resulting losses were An-
tconds 3. National lead 1% and seve-
ral stocks 1 or more. Themarket
steadied and became dull before noon
«Bonds were steady. “
Wants Bank Examihdr- Remov-
ed '.
(Continued From First Page).
be as great as anticipated. it was
statedjtn banking choice that suspi-
.cions Against Walker were aroused
here recently by reason of the big
loan he sougbt'on securlties. but as
far as can be learned today were not
conveyed to the New Britain directors
of Wolkers‘ bank. it was also learn-
ed that last Thursday Walker was in
communication by telephone with the
representatives ‘of certain ,k banking
houses regarding the s ...of, bonds.
" ‘on he came here to dispose of
hondl‘phe never went :W‘B‘ecurity
Company. the reason moan Vice-
tist Convention is an omittl‘pf that
institution,i v :‘.,.j a ‘ ‘
A leading banker ssid‘loda. that he
would stake his faitbthat the New
Britain Savings Bunk was examined
by Commissioner Noble within six
months. The securities were Intact
then and that the looting has taken
place since that time.
HARTFORD. Feb. lair—Senator Atwo-
ter, of Merlden. today Introduced a
resolution providing for it general In-
vestigation of the ofllce of bank coni-
iuissioners of the state. the commit-
tee to he made up of two senators and
three representatives. sign all the nec-
essary powers and wit' itistructions
to report back to the General Assem-
bly with any suggestion ibf‘iiegislstion
which is needed. Senator Atwater. in
explanation; stated thhttundef‘the p‘re<
sent law he had no newer to order such
an inquiry. His resolution; be said.
was bused'on the. situation that had
developed in New Britain, _, On sug~
gestion of Senator McGovern. and with
the endorsement of Senator Walsh. the
resolution was tabled without date.
The matter can be called at. fany time.
This action was taken out 'of courtesy
to Governor Woodruff, who. it is under-
stood, had received communications
from the bank commissioners. The.
condition in the Savings Bank of New
Britain was the chief topic oh discus-
sion at. the capitol today. especially
*J‘Prite’s
.95 Washington Street.
I
m:
Never in the history 'of'i'sles have such values been“ oflsi‘gfl. "1“ Will: a:
pay you to anticipate your filturc wan is. Every garment III this more It. .
included in this, the grandffi'nsl clu
I
All clothing is arranged on stubargsin tables as follow”
'.‘1.'. ..v
u up ”Is.
TABLE NO. 1.—-Men’s and Youths'
Butts, priced $10. $12 and $13.50.
now $4.95 "
TABLE N0. 2.——Men's suits. Fancy
Mixed Worsteds, Black Thibsts
and Blue Serges, prices $15, $16.50
and $18, now
$9.59 .
TABLE NO. 3.——Ali the best suits In
the store, Blue, Bisck and Fancles,
now
. $14.95
TABLE NO. rip-Moms and XW
- Ovsrsosts. Iii-cit and ts
short. medium and long. won...
$12 and ”3.50.10“! _ -'
TABLE NO. 5.—Ovhroolts that were '
priced from {15" to'szo, new
$9.59 '-
TABLE NO. 6.-—Ait tbs pick of the
best costs that were priced from
820 to $30, now . ; .
stuns? ..
I Lew Priée;
Head to Foot Outflttsn.
Children's Suits at Half Price.
\
' \
. activism
Above Qpntpetition in
Quality. Beyond Com-
parison in Results . .
Gives universal satis-
.. .
~ 0 ..s .0 s d ...
9s Washington’h
ls conceded
t
33 South Main St,
I
There Is no use of telling you that
they do not handle them.
Short covert Coats reduced 'to .. ..
........................ a
close out ..L ....................
Very Fine. Embroidery Fronts
price $3.00. for this sale
,‘ collars
.........
sale price ...............
FURS~sWe have
...... .-
TEE A PERFECT FIT.
Amerindillightst Braid:
~. : For Sale By
cuAsLEs s. sci/Mobs
$9th No'rwsik's ’
' LEADING oaocss
visuals atom. sot-r HOUQE .
THE LAST CLEARING SALE pgosgbrsé cons, suture“ I y= ' .
of the stores. because they cannot dispose .
First of all, we make our own- goods; sitdiseficodd; x “I
we cater to the best trade in town and everybody will tell you.‘.thntg:ths '
are satisfied with our 'merciisndise,‘styie and prices. Third
thattakes off the expense of running'costly credit machinery, jfojr ‘ 7 ,
collectorsand had accounts. The good customers must pay for‘tbshhnd.
ones; that. is understood. Avoid the credit stores like you would
Black Lung- Coats. throughout lined with heavy satin..redpced toy...
Suits, iu'mixtures', Panamas, broadclotbs, , . .. ‘
, . - .. ' " , ..... »..‘ ..... $12.09. $15.00; withstand“:
Skirts reduced: it)‘ ....... .....~.....£$l.59. $2.98.»
Sale of ‘Waists‘. very fine lawn.‘re_gular $1.50 goods, in 10'styles. tact.
Fine Tailored China Silk Waist, black and white,
a few pieces left over~ and same .
gardlessof cost ...... ..... ' $2.48: $2.98; "$1.93 "6.9
SALE IN BOTH STOREHIMIS MAIN 3T., 8TAMF~OHD§"'
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. *
REMEMBER ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE
South Norwslk. _
waters
goods are better than :the rest
of such garments. That’s why
our
Y .
we'sellnml‘ ”it” 7‘
into
LU pgatk’g?
f, it. ‘
.....ni...‘
Dyls‘sus-s
'.'.‘ii'
voilles,
«.98, $7.93, sassy n
..... ..‘980
and cuffs to match. pilgrim-
.‘L .................... ..."..‘..",' .98,
regular price 43.00:?" '
................... 4...--._p
“tit-’4
will be ascribed '
{tuber
AND walpong‘gd i.
when it was reported that Bank Corn-
inissioner George F. Kendall was to re-
sign. The commissioner was at the
executive offices driving the morning.
and bitter Governor'Woodruff gave out
the following interview:
“Yesterday it received the commun-
ication from Mayor Lenders. i had not
‘yet had opportunity to inform 'rnyself
:fully concerning the official, conduct of
IMr. Kendall. hence have no opinion to
'express on that subject. _
”In this connection, badever,.let. inc
Icnll attention to the factthat the sta-
'tutes of Connu'ticut giveit’the‘G'oveirn-
or no. authoritrté remove a bank com-
missioner from cities even If tire cause
the ever so abundant and thenced of
such removal imperative. ;. .7. -.
I “The‘iaw makes it. thaduty‘ of the
Governor to nominate commissioners
and it should give him the authority
and malteJt his duty to remove them
from otllpe when there teaming“? for a,
remove cw . A. .
“Tlr ' is nor/pending? n the Gen-
eral Assembly a bill which gives the
Governor the Authority suggested. In
my opinion it should be passed and in.
, expressing this opinion I make no ref-
erence to the New Britain matter at
all. . .
“i wllbsdd. however. that to what-
ever extent. the 'sxecutIVs department
of Connecticut can, render assistance
‘It't‘this' unfortunate affair that assist-
ance will be given to the fullest ex-~
(tent.
I
i; :1: It smears to up that tits tans
N
In Connecticut in any manner fail
to adequately guard against the mis-
conduct of bank otllcials the executive
department will do what it .can to
give to the people the safeguards that
are lacking. .. .-
. “ In common with all the people of
Connecticut. I feel the misfortune of
this New Britain affair keenly. and-l
shall give all the assistance In my.
power to restore the public confidence
and punish all who have been guilty
of misconduct or neglect."
MAKING Pecans». _ “
“Have the. detectives. got' any 'clew
yet.?‘{ inquired the reporter. ..
"i...don't know," said the woman
whose house had been robbed; “My
husband says they have got. a by 'th-
esis. That's about the same" ,t ins,
Is’ni it?"—-Chlcsgo Tribune},
“‘Aw. g’on. Mike," saidihe British”
soldier. attempting to end the argu-
ment: "you're a lobster." "Ye flatter
me," retorted Mike; "sure. a lobster":
a wise animal. fur green Is the color
fur him as long as he lives. nn' he’ll
die before he puts on a red cost."—
Csthblic Standard and Times.
The present fancy for dashes of co- I
lor on the street costume» provides for
the Introdubtion‘ of ajbcoomtag bit of
color. which is 0mm repeat In the
single’tlowsr on the-list. ‘ . ~ A,
l
I. tits Wingless feet were on the WWII.
.u‘
unusual-w“... , -
. HONKHONKia', ‘ .
A man there was whose't’hesd "was."
turned“ I.
ithad to be, to see “"14.“
He'd have to leap. and where toy‘l‘ail
Totdodge each festive motor. car.
ills dlszv brain got In a whilr, .
rider morn ’till nightmtrlas‘t‘jli‘e‘llmn, ‘ "
Andhréamed tie ferrule pagan.
* ,. bump. .. . ‘ _ .. ‘2
U rose tie then In pain andilfrigbfi’
so called by 'phons tbs;,jpmbulanoo
"Considgm me quick-l . l'mrltiliedit’. It.
‘ And. at; he spoke, put on his pantb.
p..,“.y.'n .. . $.11? ”"W
may keep him In his little lieu; ’
- The truth he‘s never Mined: ‘ 1
He thinks he's dodging; cars‘iswwollii
Poor man! His headis.tmod‘,:‘
...wner- : ,
"Are you ready to livs"‘od-
some?" he asked Why I
B’he iooksd up Into his. .
A .
‘1
r2.
! whit
M ‘
so
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