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. sure more prompt attention.
V you» tonight.
« pleasant weather prevails generally In
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‘Wednesday by clOudg
, probably light local I
‘wry ill with a severe attack of In
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WEATHER FORECAST.
ya. News": and vicinity: Fair and
Wednesday, cloudy.
A disturbance that Is central over Lake
Superior is producing “ erable
cloudy weather in the Lake do, but
all other sections east oi the Rocky
The temperature to high
In the central and eastern sections
No temperttures below sero were re-
ported this morning. Conditions favor
i this vicinity fair weather with corn
nod high temperawre, followed on
weather and
pwers.
Hard crabs are only thirty centsa
dozen at Cutbill's.
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Souvenirs at II'lre Union Pdcliie Tea
Company tomorrow.
Little Joseph Lynch is confined to
his home, 4 Raymond street, with pneu-
mou a.
Mr. Edward Whitlock continues to
improve at his home on Union eve-
nue, where he is nursing a broken les.
Misn’Wilson, oi Passaic, New Jersey,
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. 1". Min-
ton of Qoldeu Hill street, ,,
The next meeting of Harwell: Aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, yviil be held
on Wednesday evening. February 5th.
if you wantg broadcloth
cost at spied action it will pay
you to read the D.li .Read advertise-
ment. , .
St. John's Lodge AP. &A. M.. of
Norwalk, will hold a communication,
Thursday night and work the Master
Mason's degree.
——m¢—
Victor W. Ferris was among The
Norwalkers who new John Drew and
Billy Burke at Smith’s Theatre, Bridgev
port. last night. ,
é—The Birthday Social of Trinity par-
ish. under auspices of the Women's
Guild. will have as its guest and enter-
tainer, Rev. Frederic W. Norrie, a for-
mer rector of Trinity Church. Come
one, come all. Jan. 28. Sunday school
room.
The primary and junior teachers of
the South Norwaik Baptist Church
will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs.
Robert Homer, of West Main street,
Norwaik.
You are not taking a leap in the
dark when you purchase a suit at The
Copyright Clothing Company. Their
advertisement will prove interesting
reading.
The members of ih Norwelk
Council, Knights of Colu bus. tamed
out in numbers last eveni r-
eieth their room In Washing on stree
for. their coming card party.
Harry Weston installed a new typo
of cluster electric light at ers' &
Stevena' store, in South in street.
'thls morning. The new lig s all have
a combined candle power cl 240.
...—......—
Chester D. Ouyor. with s traveling
wiih the Grace Cameron money, is
imbue. The company is making a
tour of the western slates. this week
being in lows.
A meeting of the nominating com
mittee of the Nonplk Yacht Club was
Held last night, bit no nominations
were decided upon. The committee is
at work on a ticket, however, and will
have an announcement to make
shortly.
The South r535 zI-niii’Ié Library
will have on exhibition s'atil hbmnry
twelfth. a series of pictures of the
Grand Canyon oi Ariadne and other
scenery in Aprons. New Nation
photographs are sansusi Inter
not The.“ beauty
am
' as:
'- of claims against estates and the al-
uremia-
Woodmen-
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Launch Works.
if'oatd'rsinsssstup“r and ready to
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Oyster seen Point. Harwell:
WOULD IAVI THAT “00.
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lsocutors .1 tbs Mead [stats Move to
_ Cut Oil the Widow.
.BRPIDGEPORT, Jen. 21.¥—James Sta-
of the late John S. Mead, tiled an ap-
asklng for a revocation oi the order
Nobbs, allowing the widow of the tow
port.
At the time the order was made the
the willow has remarried the are at
the opinion that the order I bid be
revoked. It was intended to have the
application heard this morning. butthe
hearing was postponed until this after-
noon. Under the Connectivut laws, six
months is allowed tor the presentation
Iowance made to Mrs. Builen was to
continue until the estate was settled
and an accounting made. ‘
Mr. Mead committed suicide on
September 10, last, and the estate will
not be settled until some time in
March. it is expected that Mrs. Bul-
len will make a contest against having
the order revoked. The estate invena
torled at 810,052.09, but there are bills
against it which will bring the net
#3:: of the estate down to less than
MAGS MBETINGG;OR UNEMPLOY-
l .
BERLIN, Jan. 21.-—-Fivo mass meet-
ings of the unemployed, organized by
the Socialists were held today in the
outlying districts orsenin. Fully 15,-
000 men were in attendance. Strong
detachments of police, armed with se-
bres and revolvers. were stationed in
the vicinity. interference was not
necessary, however, as the meetings
were orderly.
Several Socialist members of the
Reichstag addressed the assemblies
and called upon the state and the mun-
icipality to provide employment and
afford means for those without work
to gain a livelihood. They declared
that among the unemployed In Berlin
there were 24 826 skilled artisans be-
longing to trades unions, this in addi
’tion to ’yman thousands of unorganiz-
ed and unskilled laborers
At the conclusion of the addresses
the men left the meetings In groups,
marching to various quarters of the
city.
WANTED TO END LIFE.
Stamford Women Tries to Throw Hor-
se" in Front of Train.
A woman whose identity was not as.
certained bythe police, attended to
throw herself in“'front oi a train. be-
tween Elm street and Myrtle avenue,
in Stamford Saturday afternoon. Two
men who came along, seemingly In
search of the woman, caught her in
time to prevent suicide. She is said
to have been an Italian woman.
WOMAN ATTACKID IVA TI'IAIAP.
FARMINGTON. Jan 21 .--Thls town
is considerably woiikod up over an at-
tack upon Mrs. any Walker, by a
tramp, last night. The tramp appear-
ed at the home of Mrs. Walker and
asked for something to eat. When
Mrs Walker refused him food, the
tramp taking something out of his
pocket, said: "I’ll spoil your beauty.
then ” and with that threw vitriol in
Mrs Walker's face. The tramp then
made his escape Mrs. Walker will be
disfigured for life and suffered consid-
erably as the result oi the man's ac-
tion. .
CONCORD DIVISION OFFICINS.
The Sons oi Temperance held a
meeting In their hall 0 Wall street.
last evening, the regular meeting being
held first. after which the District Di-
vision had their annual meeting.
Later the oilcers were elected as
follows:
D. W. P.-Goorpe W. Spicer.
D. W A.—-Harry ll. Smith.
D. it. S.-—lfrs Srosdbridge.
D. Tr—Willisrn A Kellogg.
D. C—Mrs. Ssvsb Charles.
P. D. W. D.-lfr. Srosdbridge.
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UNOINT DHICIINOY SILL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. siw'i‘he urgent
deficiency appropriation bii carrying
appropriations to the amount of 824.
000.,000 was asusd noon today by the
sub committee on doseisscissoi
house committee on s Ions.
andwlllborsportsdtot housew-
marrow.
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Mucous”.
Iisesbullttoorder 5‘
Thebestpickisgssmongtbobestfisifliutows
pies a Co., as executors oi the estate , .
vllcation in the probate court today ,
made some time ago by Probate Judge j
tator, who has since become Mrs. Fred * Q .
Builen, 8100 per month for her sup. ,
executors offered no objection but as ‘
I'HARD CRABS
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prices. sodtboy‘romtoibosdaiseiottrlobeme
weselsiyiesbrhiietbcy’ma’ew. Sowlleinyouget
ooooIourCoItsstsitedesmrlceJougstsgea-v
dsebsrgsinsndyooknowit. Supposeyouseethe
- » emotion $30. '
Reduced to 31.35.935.12o 15.85. 19.35. 23.35.
; j Men’s and Young newsm-
.‘csubeiouadberet’hisweekw-tbedesofiiofow
g greateststocks. Weasfitmyrssnorymmsp.
sililfortiiefarnomlowpricesiled'i’sgsslwaysusher
in.
SuitsforYounglienlroin $3.88; iorlienfroin
$6.88. ‘ . a
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BONNIE HONSI PIID. SONNY DAIRY "ID.
IONNII POULTRY FEED. '
All Home around. . Take No Chemo!
Haphsserd feeding of "most anything," or of cheap. ill-
proportioned prepared s means puny. sickly. disease-
spreading shimals that re better on dead-sud soo
reach that state. “would" fresh ground feeds are no
only relished but he so well proportioned that they are
full digestible. They are composed of the cleanest and
hes constituents, blended in exact propprti on. ‘1
.Suy Oats Thais Close.
MANUEL 7. NA If.
CAL ~ NDARS
- 5c EACH..
Former prices, 25c, 50c and lie. Dont miss this chance.
William P. BeerS’
BOOK AND orsrionsev arena.
49 Wall emu, Norwslk. and s south Main Street. South Norwalk.
30¢ DOZEN.
WAKEFIELD omens, owls. AND ALL KINDS
‘ or use.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish ilaPket
SENTINEL' "WANT ADS” PAY.
\ \‘0/ 7 ~._‘
So.NorwalkTrustCo
coupucrs a
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws and luvesis
Such Deposits
G'PBIGTLYAGDW
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i scale until it reached 107
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1 Neil Polisher ~
1 Piece Toilet Pumice
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All Coeds Doiysrsd Free of Chem
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—O
ills dehiings in stocks were actives
prices lower with the exception at
three or four conspicuous! stocks,
which showed small gains. American
Smelling opened wide with simultsnn
eons sales of t 000 shares at 63% and
vs compared with 65% last nl ht, the
preferred stock, Canadian lie and
American Sugar were down a point.
U.S. Pipe pfd. declinde 1%, National
was and Union Pacific. Great
Northern p'fd, the Ore Certificates,
Baltimore and Ohio, Southemileliway
pfd. and Amalgamated Copper large
fractions.
WALL swam, ii a. m.—-Selling
pressure centered against Reading at -
the outset.» but gradually spread.
Blocks of 1.000 to 6,000 shares of Reed-
ing changed hands on the downward
a loss of
Bur Method.
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abilitytoneversbowgoods mthsooeesw
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profitstothewstdiiulpublicslwoys Iookisgiior-
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likeshorseoutoiwork—estiug his head off-
beucesllprofitssrecutwlihpislilng pershtenty
sndbergm'nssre here whiletheylsst.
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FOR WIIK COMMENCING
JANUARY» 20TH.
Film 1654.
1%. The selling at other points was
also substantial, particularly in Ameri-
FIIIPE—IW STAMPS WITH $1.15 IN'GOODG FOR GIN.
can Smeting, which fell back to 63%
Other losses were Cleveland C. C. it
St. Louis 3 points, New Hoveu 2%,
Clusapeake and Ohio 1%, Union Paci-
tic, Northern Pacific and Amalgamated
Copper 11/4, and St. Paul, Baltimore l:
Ohio, Great Northern pfd., Norfolk It
Western and Louisville a Nashville 1.
Same minor stocks advanced U. S.
leather pfd gaining 4, Southern Pu~
cillc nnd Westinghouse Electric iii.
WALL STRM-l'i‘, Noon. -The eag-
,giug tendency was followed by a frac-
tional rally. American Smelling scor-
ed e full recovery, The marke
steady and very dull at noon.
were steady
WALL STEIEE‘T, l p m.—~iiusiuess
increased when a brisk rally set in
which advanced American Smelting 2
points befiond yesterday's closing. and
pulled us the balance of the list also
to about where It left off yesterday
ENTERTAINMENTS.
CARI) PARTY AND DANCE.
An old saying. but a true one, ‘En-
Joy yourself while you're young and
make the old folks happy." A good
way to do this is to attend the card
party and dance of South Norwaik
Council. No. I .253, on Wednesday eve.
ning. January 22 All members of
the committee wore at the rooms. last
night, and put everything in place for
the dance. For those who do not
know where the rooms are located
watch for the electric slide. which will
be shown from the top floor. towards
the street.
AT MUSIC HALL.
Last night at the hall standing
room only was at a premium and the
large audience look to the change of
policy stance. Miss Belle Brandon
was not only good looking, but a very
clever singer and dancer. De Buse.
Bolster and Deiluse kept the audience
in a roar from the rise to the fall of
the curtain in their comedy creation.
Fun in a Studio. Miss Nina Lester.
the singing and acrobatic dancing girl.
made a decided hit and took several
encores William Drlscoll, of Nov-
walk also appeared. Some of the
best subjects in moving pictures that
have appeared here his season were
shown. There will be an entire
change at program In both vaudeville
and pictures. Thursday night. The
prices of admission remain the same.
5, ill and 1.6 cents.
WILBOII STOCK C0.
At iioyt's Theatre. last night the
Wlibor Stock Company opened a
week's engagement. The opening bill
us The Switchmsa's Daughter. an
it was well staged and presented. 'I'iu
company is strong and well-balsamic
throughout and promise a wool: of u
coilsnt productions. Bellman and
Pratt. coinedy acrobots. who appeared
in specialties, were exceedingly clev
Madame View", the timescale
he, who possesses s remarkable votes.
rendered several selections and was
soupslled to mend numerous on
cores Tonight theeoinpd u ”will pro
sent The Total lisp; tom
Over the Hills to the Poorbosse will
hsths bill. There will be mall-III
daily beginning Wednesday.
Ml OOIIITI MO JANIINO
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CUT PRICE TOMATO GALE.
Iona Tomatoes.8cscsn; Decades- dAl;’;gmatoes.12osl&so;S
:1 , ‘1 ”'10c oasn' seasonegu price,
w I “n“. liegu an, ce SultenaToinetoes,10ososii. CI.
No 2Tomatoes, Toacsn,80csdoz- m; “go . “u m
on; $1.55 a case. ’ltegular price, So. 1235c.
EXTRA OTAMI’G.
i0k Stamps with i can Spice, any 10 Stamps with i can SoepPoilsh
10c 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Poroolisv ~
10 kSinmpn with i can Table Syrup 10¢
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