I ' central sections, and low in the St. ‘t LAfiE’S' “ ‘* 51 Washington Street. ... s-fllflfi'fl]:LlJ_r rev-mus.- l‘ " Will “MI ‘uIl res“ with regard to news. one. it they will kindly do so, u will y convenience this allies and se- flln more prompt attention. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Tues- day. A disturbance o! considerable intensity appeared this morning in the entrain northwest. Pleasant weath~ er prevails east of the Mississippi riv- er. The temperature Is high in the Lawrence Valley and par tions of New England. A long ridge of , high pressure extends along the At» lantic‘coast from Florida :to Maine. Conditions favor for this vicinity part- ly cloudy weather with slowly rising temperature. ' Prime meals at low prices at ‘J. W. go’s. ' A new line '01 Hohner at Brfigerman’s. it you wantran‘ything in the drug line 'phone the Bridge Pharmacy. -w~——-- The cold weather of the past few days has had its eilect in clearing up many cases of grip. Skates at out prices at Coleman's. ' Read the coinblnatlon olier in 'the New York Grocery adv. *- harmonious. Miss Ethel Harrington, of Tinker- ton. Team, is the guest of Mrs. A. N. Clark, South Main street. Patrick Nolan, the popular clerk or (liendenlng drug store, spent yester- day with irlends in Westpart. ' . ‘ ,~""-—-rr .. Miss Vsrni Wheelefitg‘stfiographer and typewritist for Judge Joseph R. Taylor. has been ill with an attack of the grip. . Charles S. Trowhridge, of South Main street, has been entertaining Homer Merwln, of Orange, New Jer- sey. ' It was stated in these columns a low days ago that the Nutmeg Club would give a dance February 14, at Lockwood's Hail. but the date has been changed and will he held Febru- ary 7. The Metropolitan Orchestra will furnish the music. 0 .—lteserve Tuesday evening, Jan. 28, for Trinity Birthday Social. The Trinity Men's Club is in a flour- ishing condition and up limit will he placed on its membership. At present the club roster numbers sixty'two names and there are ten applications on the board. In a short time the club will acquire more room in the same building in which it is located, in South Main street. ' The moderate cold weather and the absence or snow has made good skat- ing on every available place about Nor- wallr and hundreds of people of all ages are coloring it. A party od young men and women, or boys and girls. go- ing through the streets with skates «rive; their shoulders is a very common s g i. . . The Seventh, Company, Coast. Artil- lcry. will drill at the armory tomorrow night. Captain-Elect hellrnnd Snyder has not yet received notice of his ap- pointment. but it is expected that this illnnaliiy will occur the latter part at the week. The Sixth Company will have a smoker Wednesday night 'In conlwetlms'with the weekly drill. Word reached Norwalk a day or two * ~ ~ .1 WEE“ ~ - ... " IT-f-j-njsvsfila'uug Local News Niles. this wsyz—with regard to business; all once I ._s_s.-,-..-su f [”2330]?! D All kinds of repair work. by competent workmen. Oyster that! ‘ * Noise 'and oulmowit. ou‘see .mMmurumnu, “J“W ’ -wsm“’ W Boat Frames set up and read! in last. launches of all sins built to order Point. Harwell l . Our Overcoats are staple values at omregulsr. priors‘; udlhry'reupto iiiemiruuein style'hecause weseiistyleswhile they’re new. Sowhein you get oneoiourCoatsstsliedegprioe,nget a gen- l i l i Regularly $10 to $30. to $7.85, 9.85, 12.45, 15.85. 19.85, 23.85. Men's and Young Men’s Sizes. ' Reduced, F nu ...- Buy your syrup of white pine and tar at E. W. Kelley's. Chamois, whisk brooms, sonrl’owell Corporation. Rich bargains at the Selieck etc Read the adv. in this issue. etc, at Still. re. A special manicure oiler will be found in the Clifford Pharmacy adv. Read it. i Algle Searies, of West Main street, Norwalk, spent yesterday with friends in. Stamford. . Get an overcoat at the red tag sale at Rogers & Stevens'. Read the adv. in this issue. it you want to get a Haviland china set at a great reduction, read the D. M, Road adv. , Mrs. Addie V. Warren, of Norwalk, was a guest over Sunday of iriends in New York (lily. I. Ten new patterns of Cook's lino- leums to select from at F. A. Mitch- ‘ oil's. Read the adv. The next session oi the South Nor- wnlk city council will be held on Mon- day evening. February 4.7 The classes of the Center High School were examined this morning in English, French and German. George Miller, of Stamford, was a guest of his brother, William Miller, of Madison street, over Sunday. . The Women's Guild of Trinity church will meet in the guild room tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for work. Miss Eleanor J. Miller, oi Port Ches- ter. was a guest over Sunday of Miss Emma}. Brundage, of Spring street. - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp. oi Main street. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clar- iiobart, 0! Bridgeport, over Sun~ “8% , . , - a . y; . v Horace; Fallon. a damper Norwalk young man, now of Bethe], was a guest yesterday of Henry W. ireland, in Mad River. 'Uncas Tribe's entertainment com. mittee will meet tonight and make ar- rangements for the big mask hall con- templated for early In March. . Frank Swift, bookkeeper at the lwartz (c Corbett cigar factory in home in Chestnut street by an attack of the grip. William T. Raymond. oi Raymond Brothers', had his’ chickenvyard in Rowayton raided last night. As a result Mr. Raymond has twenty-live choice iowls less today than he pos- sessed yesterday. Great interest is being taken by the members of Chess Tribe, I. 0. R. M. in the expedition of January 29. when, with the trailing blanket, they will wend their way to New Haven. More than one hundred members will prob ably accompany the blanget. Miss Viola Byxbee has been . suc- ’ceeded as bookkeeper in the store of A. J. Collins ls Company, in North Main street. by Miss Frances Costello. of Myrtle avenue, EastNorwalk. Miss ilyxbee has entered. the training school for nurses of St. Luke's Hos- pital, New York. The Court of Common Pleas comes in in Bridgeport, tomorrow, and among' the cases of Norwalk interest sched- uled for trial are those of Francis Lemongelli and John E. O'Sullivsn. charged lth selling liquor on various Sundays during the past summer. and convicted in the Korwalk Town Court. Lemongelll was lined $250 and 03qu livan $150 in the lower court. The mystery surrounding the disap~ ago that Arthcar 0, Wheeler. who went to Atlantic y several days ago in recuperate from his attack at typhoid, fever, had been taken sick there. it has been learned that Mr. Wheeler has sullered trouble wit ace of his legs and has been forced to’pse crutches in getting about. . . « -'i’he Birthday Social of Trinity" parish promises to he one of the d“. ilghtiui functions oi the season. llo: not miss it. Tuesday evening. Jan. 28, i In Sundayschpol room. 1 .v I Through an error it was stated in ,; these columns latsrday that Mrs. 0r« mead D. Kimball had returned item a ' visit to Och-nouns. New York. Mrs. Kimball. instead having been on a triple that cl . has has laid up at ”main gtstnILIonth Nor- wall. for several days with a lame Wharton-sum. poarance ‘of .lohn ii. Poggenburg, Jr., proprietor or the Mahackemo cigar store, remains just as deep as ever. Not a word nor a trace of the missing man has been secured since the day of his disappearance. Mr. Poggenv Imrg's brother. who has been in South Norwaik since the disappearance. is still at the opinion that the missing men will show up again In due time. Mr. x.—-Don'i I give you all the. money you need? Mrs. x.——Yes; but you told me ho- fore we were married you would give mo all I wanted.--lilustrated Bits. W Manama... NedeenlhIes. roam COLEMAN’S saws arena rem no. at. m mill. Washington street, is laid up at his ' mbeiouudhuedlhweekwthedmupdom greateststocks. We can fit anymsnoryoungulsu, andiortheiamouslowprioes Red'l‘agssiwsysusher 88; for Men from Suits -ior Young Men from $3. if ‘5?“ South Main Snort. Telephone Call 632-2. BONNIE HORSE FEED. SONNY DAIRY FEED. BONNIE POULTRY FEED. . _ Allilome ground. Take No Chaneosi Iiaphazard (cod ing of “most anything," or of cheap, ill- proportioned prepared feeds means puny. sickly, disease- spreading animals that are better of! dead-and soon reach that state. “Bonnie" fresh ground feeds are not only relished but are so well proportioned that they are fully digestible. They are composed of the cleanest and best constituents, blended in exact prpportion. ’ ;Duy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. ., Former prices, the, 50c and 75c. Don't-Elisa this chance. . William P. Beers' _, soon we avariousnv arouse. 49 Wall Street, Norwaik, and 6 South Main Street, South Norwalk. - 12c Market Cod, - SclSmelt, - lchFrostFish, - 10c White Fish, Perch and Wakefield Oysters. “ Hard Crabs, - ~' 30c doaiLong Clams, 30c qt. ' ESCALLOPS Warranted Dry. . All Other Kinds of Fish. . uvs spasms. ' Gutbill’s» Bridge Fish Market. ...... Steak Cod and. Weak Fish, So.Nor'walkTrustCo CONDUOTS A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Subject to” Savings Bank Laws and invests Such Deposits ‘ STRICTLY AS DIRECTED BY ITS PROVISIONS. Itisesulisedbyasdissahlectlothemrvisiosoilhs m,um museums. ... M l I mum—omens... nnnoumuom; I ; lillllclBE srl .. and running sales of 10,000 shares WALL STREET. ii a. m.-——The drastic liquidation in American ' Smelling which cost it 4 3-8 before CALENDARS. . law. This advance was lost. in the . french m are long seed spin A” “W "I-"mmwb ONE comm ,’ . "a. CONTAINING 1 Nail Boiler 1 Nail Polisher 1 Piece Toilet Pumice l5 Linen Lined Emery Boards 1 Orange Wood Stick with 1 Rubber Face Brush At 38 Cents. 9 ' SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW. ill lliilul Pillmall. rue Passcmemsr trons. Telephone Cali, 15-2. ll Coeds Delivered I'm of Charge. TODAY JN WALL STREET. CWALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—A few individual stocks made sharp gains in the opening dealings, but the general tone was dull and Irregular partly in sympathy with the hesitating tone of the London market. at; soul. South- western pid. advanced 1%, Missouri Pacific 1%, Denver and Rio Grands and Uiha Cooper 1 and Canadian Pa- clllc. amalgamated Copper and Amerv loan ice large fractions. American Smelling broke badly, sales of 100 shares being made at 707.3. and 701.5 from 70 to 68, The closing price on Saturday was Hill. National Lead de- clined its. International Pump 1 and Pennsylvania and American S'llitaIiCl'ii Securities pfd. B, be. It was checked, bad a damaging client on the rest of the list, and heavy blocks of strx-ksIWere unloaded. Aim erlcau Smelling pid. lost it 3-8. Eilee- tlve support developed afterwards for Southern Paclilc and representative railroad stocks made up their declines. American Smelling also recovered about a point, but fluctuated feverish y. WALL STREET. noon.~Prices mov- ed iltiuily and In an. extremely ir- regular manner. Pennsylvania advanc» cd 1 1-2, with the decision of the Penn- sylvania Supreme Court against the constitutionality of the two cent fare course of the hour and the whole mar- ket reacted. Bonds were iirm. WALL STREET, I p. m.~—-’I'he mar ket became heavier in tone and some stocks touched the lowest when Read. lngdroppcd to 109. but. there was not much Stock sold. ENTERTAINMENTS. , KNIGHTS OP COLUMBITS' CARD PARTY. All arrangements are now conlpleiv ed for the card party and dance to ' be given by South Norwalk Council. No. 1253, K. of C.. on Wednesday eve» ning next. The card playing is to he done in the rooms of the Central La- bor Union. on the upper floor. so that those who do not. wish to play cards will have the use of the. entire iirsi floor for social chats and inspection oi the new rooms of the council. On February 4 a smoker is to be given at which time invitations will .he is- sued and a line program oi entertain- ment given. his the intention or the members at this council to try and create good fellowship by having so cials and a few smokers this winter, A'l‘ MIYSIC HALL, Starling tonight a change in policy will take place at the hall. They have added as special attraction vaudeville. which will be put'on between the pic- tures, and if Saturday night was any criterion of what the crowds will be this week with a change of program every Monday and Thursday, Music Hall will not be able to accommodate the audience. The prices will remain the same, 5. l0 and if: cents. Jack-«i may kiss you, then? Perdlts lblushlnglyl—Some time in the future. Jack. Jack leagerlyl——When? Perdita-WelL say the day before tomorrow.-~Cassell's Saturday .imlrv nal. Hobby-Slsier's got a beau all right Tommy—What makes you think so? hobby-She used to say: ”hobby, see who's calling." when the 'phonc rang. Now she runs to it herself, in stead oi telling me.-—Cleaveland Lead- or. "They say that he married her for her money." "And what did he do when she lost her wealth?" "He lost his resum."«-lisrvsrd Lampoon. The man whoputs in most at his time blowing his own horn is seldom heard complaining oi overwork.» Washisgtos Past. A word from .Iosh Wine: The man whose time has no value always has Plenty: the man whose time's worth Ml talkins to Iii-lay?" "He's a book reviewer." ”Ah. a critic.” "No. As aspen accounts-Chis. . hmmthmacougmitisadeep-uatsd: motion or catarrh oi the bronchial tubes, lungs—allied to asthma and the most 31 cure. BRAZILIAN, eminent-minim years. mum never has enough. Tahitdmsmlhssssaadnl Imam“ "Who h m mmuflm mm momma-ammonium my.“ Friday, Saturday and Monday. In s' anon Pant nulls. son 4 to 16. all sizes. tto halt 12.60 silt $1.25. $3.00 at $1.50. . tallest $1.75. st. .1 $2.00. “02.60. ”cesium. . ‘dfl' ' site It“ A In s' Ovsrcosts all styles an ass. ram 0 . all ‘ mu eat to.- use! use to.- $2.50. use for tam. stop 1...: . The above two 'Iots'are the best bargains ever oiisrsd in m All must go at the half price figures. . ‘ = Aisw small sized Men's Overcoat. that were :10, I12 and "I, to close at $6.00. ' Small sized Cost and Vest, broken lots, 81.". Bargains in very department. Rubbers and‘ uhher Boots Included in this sale. V PBIGE’S CLOTHING non, HEAD T0 your ‘ourrrmuls, , g ‘98 Washington St., Phone its-s. Soulh,Norw_alk.i ” ‘ a V ~-—-——-——-— l u- mourn . JANUARY aoTH.s_ Extra Stamps and Cut Price Tomato sale. FREE-9100 STAMPS WITH $1.15'lN GOODS FOR $1.00. COMBINATION SALE. ”4.? mo Stamps Free with the following purchase: " ilb.Teaor21bs.Cofieeat ......... '.... ............ '. ..... 1 bottle Extract, any flavor, at. ..................... 1 pkg, .leliy Powder. at .................................... . . . . . . . . .., .1 bolt Shaker Suit at .. ..... . ...... . ............... .... ......... ...... 1 pkg. Nivara at ..... '. ................ . ................. ........... , 1 pkg. Crackers, any kind, at ......... ............ .2 ........ ......i .10 _ " $1.16 . Discount .................... . .................... . . . ........ . . . .‘. . .15“ , .11 The same quality of goods will co st you $1.50 to 31.75 elsewhere, . ‘ our PRICE TOMATO SALE. ,. ions Tomatoes, So a can; the a dog- A k P. Tomatoes, 12¢ a can: Cull ...; use a case. Regular‘prlce. 10c. down: $2.75 I can. Resular scenario . / Sultana Tomatoes, '1 No. 2 Tomatoes. 7c is can; 30¢ a doz- am"; ,2,” . W}°°,:,;:;;-,. on; $1.55 a case. Regular price, so. 1235c. _ . EXTRA STAMPS. 10 Stamps with] can Spice. any 10 Stamps‘with'l can soap trough kind ...... ' .................... 10c 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Porceila 10 Stamps with 1 can Table Syrup 10¢ _ Nation's Storekeeper and'I-lomo of Pure Food Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading. lull. Atlantic & Pacilllulo. 124 Washington St, South Norwsllr. . -. Tel. No. 909 Free Delivery. . . ..........._._.....___.... ...—...“... - oVer’s The Pies it PHONE 642-2. wéar Shoes That F Bronchi taken internally only. ever dull! .1 ram, alonahastriumphsdiasvsry case too m ' »
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