Lucille . mu Lucy Howard, who has been ill greatest stocks. We can fit any man or ”It; than, i l - - and . are here while I.“ W3 Notes. :1 tumult?“ "m “m“ ; ; «a for u. famous low. prices Red 'r-xs always our » "Ill Bllnfllfl Wilma” * ' m * ' V R81. hoary Stevens, of the firm of ’ . in. ‘ i 1 '~ ’ I “ : WTHER 17033053”- . flfi:.?§;eg'mfl“m°d "m” Suits for Young Men from $3.88; for Men from 1 3 TH! rnraonirriou srons. ‘ ' Tariftorwaik and wlclnnyg Fully Mrs. Mallard if. Bouton. of South “.88. . ’ ' ‘ Telephone “H.152. cloudy‘and warmer tonight. Sunday falr a disturbance that. is central ‘ this rimming over lake Huron is pro- tdloudy weather with light snow . lathe: to region. Pleasant weather , nib in all other sectlonseaat of 0’ My Mountains.- The temp'erav titre iaihelow zero in the northern por— tion'ofeiiew England. and freezing tem— peratures extend as far south as Jack- aoavl a, Fla. The temperature is ris« ing. s owly in the central and western , sections. Conditions favor for this ~ . vicinity partly cloudy weather, with slowly rising temperature, Hume her duties at the H. Krleger & . ‘ . ~ ._ . Co. store in Washington street this . ‘ Joseph 1. Walz. of Brooklyn. in Wins. after a several dnyn' Hines- Will tell you the exact V‘ brooding a, few days in South Nor. ,wsllt. e. —C. 5‘ K. iiats. O’Brien. 0. C. M. Gregory and Hooter Bene- dict Gregory, of Norwallt, were in Wil- ton, Saturday. ’ ' Hrs. Reed G. Haviland. of South Nor. walk. spent Saturday with lira. J. P. ’ Mills, at D, A. Dixoon's, in Ridwileld. 3 ——Live Lobsters, at Cutbill‘s. W Frank A. Cantwell. manager'of the . Hotel Green, in Danbury. has on “ opsir'i‘ding a few days in South Nor- wa . . . the Adams Expres Company, was tak- HARDWARE. ' Edward Whitlock. who fell and en to the Norw 1k "0 ita 1 t i ht, m. . ._ - . broke his log a few weeks ago, is im- suffering from zniiemggia.l ill; 205ml- W "2 WASHINGTON STREET. r ‘ ° ’ ' s ‘ proving nicely at. bl! home 0“ "MW tion is not considered alarming thlu -.._.- -—-~ - ..., A» «w --— r Phone 867. ' r a“ I avenue. um”. ; I ~American Mixed .Candy. today; 5c 1b.; regular 10c lb. B.,Gol'inain Co. The trolley company had a large force of men ”shoveling out the many big nnow drifts on the Westport dlvlsv ion. this morning. , A stated convocation of Butler Chap- ter. R. A. M., will be held at its room» on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Mark Degree will be worked, , —lee Lobltel'l. at Cutblll's. , The Backer Club meets at 12 o'clock with the Bible school of the South Nor-walk Baptist Church. All young Juan are cordially invited to attend. in Norwaik, last week. there were , four traniiiers of real estate. with mortgages recorded of $12,515. For the ,, third week in January, 19M.~ there “ . were twentq-two sales of property. and mortgages of $21,690. -Come with your gifts to Trinity Birthday Social, we'll entertain you ‘well. Nickels. silver or gold; even greenbacks will not. be refused. Sun- day school room Tuesday eve., Jan. 28. , , Sherman Church. four-year—oid son of Mr. and Mm. Charles E. Church, of Brush street, went through a very critical illness of croup this week. He is now considerably improved and be- lieved to be out of danger. -Clean your walks. ice Scrapers, today, We each; value 25c. ll. Ger- inain Co. . f Launch Works. - by competent workmen. loatl’ratnos a d d to look. mason-r P All kinds of repair work. launches of all sis-a built to order Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk VJ Illss Jelsdlo Hoyt. of .Westport, has ”cut a few days of the week with rela- tives in Norwaik. . Not-walk, was the guest of lira, J. S. Jones. in Westport, on Wednesday. -—Dou't miss the big linumelware Sale today. ll. Germain Co. Charles Byington is confined to his home in Elm street. Norwalk, with a slight attack of typhoid fever. William Cuueo. of South Norwalk, sailed today for Kingston. Jamaica. having purchased his ticket through the agency of J. M. Laayton a (30.. no. Mrs. Arthur Wheater was able to re- from the grip. , ‘ The sidewalks about the business section of the city were very slippery early this morning but the conditions meat. which sprinkled them with sand. The February issue of "American Homes and Gardens" shows several views, both interior and exterior. of the magnificent residence of Hubert ll. Bishop, of Morgan avenue dud East avenue, Norwalk. Simon Newman, a well known Hav- iiand street young man, employed by The Knights of King Arthur are re- quested to meet in the Guild room of Grace Church at 7:15 aharp tomorrow evening, to take part in the evening service. when the liev. Mr. ’l'humpnim will preach a sermon of especial in- terest to men. ’ The Trinity Women's Guild will hold a birthday social next Tuesday night at the church. A special feature of the occasion will be a visit from the Rev. F. W. Non-iii, who is now lo- cated In Brooklyn. who will tell about his Holy Land travels. Great Senior Sagamore William Mll- lor, of South NorvIalk, was to have participated in his oillcial capacity of state otlicer in the institution of a new tribe of lied Men at Milford last night. but was prevented from attend— ing by a very severe cold. .lohn Johnson. who was arrested sev- eral days ago on .a charge of assault brought by his wife, forfeited a $10 cash bond in the police court this morning. Since the affair came up Johnson and his, wife have made lip. and Johnson did not want to bring her into court. . -—Tl'ie ll. Germain (‘0. will place on sale today all their 5c notions at 2 for 5c. Judge lien Lindsey, of the Children's Court of Denver. has earned a country- wide reputation for the unique yet re markably successful methods he has was alleviated by the street depart- ' '0. yo L Reducedto ., f“ t i «or m i i Tag Price. 1 OinOverepats are staple values stoiiriregulsr Whammmdyoukaowif. Supposeyousectlle: Regularly $10 to $30. Men'sand Young lion's‘suss. Thebestplckingssmong the beat Suits'h'lm ; anbctoundhcre thirtieth-the clmoiour GOOD OATS. 87.85. 9.35. 12.45. l5.85, 19.35; 23.85. . ‘ 3 1 '1 Vi... L.‘ . l The other kind are easier to get—cheaper of course. it should. the heat would be none too good- i Home Former prices, 25c, 5:2 and 75c. William P. Beers’, Blue. Weak. Frost. White and God Fish. Pike, Pick- erel, Shad. Haddock, Smelt, Salmon and Herring, Fin- nan lladdies, Sheepshead. Wakefield Oysters. Hard Crabs, 30c don; Long Clams. 30c qt. ' . Cutbill’s Bridge Fish you llcrc'a m. i Mi l-‘em ‘ « ‘ . . .laliy. , Buy Oats T sis Clean. MAN EL TORO HATCH. . EACH. BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. .1 Don't satisfy your horse by a long shoe—but he can't say tlilnk on much of your animal an you where Don't miss this chance. 49 Wall Street, Norwalk, and a South Main Street, South Norwaik. SW! Saturdau ‘4 Bandy, ii zit-uni. + Foreman-aim Trrieanditémwmmmminmm G“ M “I & we L a, chuquyfllothey're new So when you get i; i ‘ T 6‘ 0 , . ‘flpanNI m“ M Coats “M Tu price. you I“ . gen- 1 ‘ s his such a box of delicious assortr . , ed chocolates as you'd pay 60c a pound for any other day than Saturday and think you were getting it cheap. ' APOLLO AND BELLE um OldOOOLATES—We have a splendid assortment of these chocolates in half pound and pound boxes at 30c. 40c. 506 Ind 80¢. Ail Gouda Delivered Free of Charge. ,..:.:.\:t-. .. i“ Waiuitoun Thermometer” temperature at all times. both in and out doors. Charles E. Dou, We have a iuildtékhihdrson’s Phonographs and Records. The largest-and most complete stoclmve have ever carried. f. [. UliKWflllfl 8: 80. “ileum Goods or Honest Priors." I Wall Street. Nor-oil: .__.—...... . _...... THE NEW 9 ' ' s Hotel Victoria. ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN, . Our rooms a special nature. Gas and Electric Light. throughout. Ev- ery room hosted. - . RATESIHEASONASLE. Finely stocked Cafe in connection. A full 1 e of imported Ales, includ- ing the, f mous Boss’s. Burton's and Bass I: Cola Stout. always on draught. T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. Telephone Cali. 290—2. , 'l‘liesucceseofourbusinetsdependauponour. abilitytonevershowgoods moretlianoneses- son. Weroutotitdtestockbypsssiiigslongthc ‘ ; profitstothewatclifuipnbllcalwayslooltingiorp ' an advantage. Goodsnotsoldtbissesson are likeshorfioutoiwork—caflnghishesdoiié henceallprof‘itsarecutwithpusliingmistency Pincus CLOTHING noun] HEAD T0 FOOT OUlFll lERS. ' 98 Washington St., ‘ Pli‘ans 165-5." South Norwtlko. WATCH rm space: FOR our: ,spicia SALE Next Week Commencing Mon ay. The Largest Tea, Cofteeaud Groceru Cone coin in the World ‘ £600 Branch Stores in United States. l24 Washington St. South Nowell. 0ld Postofiice Stand. Vol. 90.. 1 diarid. board of directors. The winner of the championship of the league next sumo tour will receive a cup and pennant. M NORWALK DIVORCE GRANTED. The case of Mrs. Alice A. Raymond for divorce. from her husband. Walter S. Raymond, of Washington street, was heard by Judge William 8. Case, In Bridegport. yesterda afternoon. At- Patrlck H. Gavin. who traveled for a horseshoe supply house and was well known in South Norwalk, stopping'for several days at a time at the Hotel Clifford, dropped dead of heart dis: ease at the New Dom, in Hartford, this week. ——liev. Frederic W. Norris. a former ‘ rector of Trinity Church. will be at the Birthday Fete, Tuesday, Jan. 28. The Thirteenth Regiment. New used in dealing with the criminal chil- dren of his city., His experience makes whatever he writes as to child. training very valuable. and when he sayn that criminal beginnings are in the home, and due more to the neg- lect and folly of parents than to any other one cause, it in time that par- ents should take notice. As long as parents permit their children to learn the solemn and beautiful facts of life —......_.. ._.. -.-__... _._._. “1...... _..... .._. _..... LEAGUE OF BED MEN. c " "icnrsrrrs PILLS J! D I.” suns. main nod and «a. alanine H M w III M an. other. AsHIivl.‘ , NO final! I‘ll-I1. for Mam-MWAi-oys Iriiatdv The Norwailta included in List of Five Tribes. 'A mow-limit in on foot to organize a baseball league of lied Men in this state. The teams will be made up of members of the Order of itmf’Men. A meeting was held in South Norwnlk on Wednesday night to perfect. the plans TOOAY in‘vvau. seiner. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—.—0pen- York National Guard. will be reviewed through the questionable crmversation for the coming surumer. A lim- club ioraey William A. G din. .lr.. appeared ing- priceu of stocks moved upward! ' tonight b Governor Charles E. of ignorant and vicious commnlonfl. league now seem» assured, the cities for Mrs. Raymond. The complaint Will in recovery from yesterday's decline. W e r Shoe Th t Hughes. 1). Russell. proprie- just so long may youthful vice and of nridgr-port, Danlmry, South Nor- intolerable cruelty, and the evidence Business was «entity and the sain- ta ' 8 even youthful crime he expected, The wonderful story of Judge Lindsey's work will be told and the stirring leav nous he teacher be emphasised at the First Church, in Norwalk. tomorrow evening. when Mr. Egbert will nptmk on "Wanted—a Parent." ‘ RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELO. nhowed that tho‘hnsbami had several times atnick his wife. and in one case choked her. The plaintiff was grant- t'tl an nbuolute divorce and the custody of a minor child. Dorothy May. aged tlfteu months. Mrs. Raymond lives in Bridge street. EastNorwalk. and in at present. employed in the it. i G face walk and the town» of Strntforil and Milford to be represented. Permanent organization was eifeeted with the election of William nouns- bury, of Waivompon Tribe, of Bridge- port, as president, and Aim is. Park- lnglon, of Okenuck Tribe, of Stratford_ as secretary and treasurer, Each iribu will have a reprenematlve on tor of the Norwalk Hotel, is lieutenant colonel of this regiment and left this afternoon for Brooklyn to participate in the review. A large number of iiungarlun real,- rlcntu of The Norwalks. who have been laid off from work at the various he- toriea in South Norwslk the past few generally small. Reading. Delaware & Hudnmn. American Smeltlng and Utah Copper rose 1 and Northern Pav cillc and Missouri Pacific large frac- tlons. Tennessee Copper. internation- al Paper old. and U. S. Pipe old. do- clined i. a WALL STREET. it a. m.—»A num- ber of the representative stock» were a —— VERY BEST BUTTER, LB. .............. WARRANTED FRESH WEOTEIN E009, 001. Lox-r sew Early‘June Peas. nice and tender. weeks. are considering the matter of returning to the old country to live, as the cold of existence there is not near as great. as it is in this country. ——l.arge assortment of burnt wood that received. At the Novelty Store, 76 Washington street, Much difliculty was experienced by .the crews of the trolley cars on "I" Woatport illvlalon last light by thi- saow which was drifted on the track» It the high winds. The car which J;- to have left Main and Wall stream at mm left about it tiaioak sad the crew was forced to shovel thoir way throagh the drifts and it was 1 o’clock when they reached Westpovt. All lllllOlOUl cams. 0a. of the mass of kidney innit-is that it is so last“ die on” before the denim lilo , sis ban a fatal lslsdy. Tabs Ms cm at the am of, trouble as it. _ NEW YORK, .lan. zs.—-Arrlved: Str. Amcrlkn, from Hamburg. MW 12 YEAR OLD GIRL Can make those delicious Lemon. Chocolate and Custard nice as well as the more experiment cook it she uses "(it'll-Pill" preparation. which is now being sold by nearly all grocers. Full directions on each package. Pie is not 1. luxury. but an article of daily diet and you might inst as well make good pies as poor ones. Order a few packv ages today and you will be so well pleased that you will tell all your lflflltll .. ..--..._..._.. “wan”... m Man-u Malaysia um Mush We a copy. Merry m Tulsa. Win the Sheep Are lathe fold. Jessie Dear. Smashedy’s' MY Junta thtloaaAaeosat. scoot . Thoflri’i‘kst'rhrewlie i'iowa,and 100M 0 “Wu the 1 wry. CONDUOTS A 'Such'Deposits SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Subject to Savings Bank Laws and invests anatomy as mam ~ at: m momma tawny-usamoaomuao So.Norwa|kTrustCo . racism Thongs runway rm. lifted sharply before the demand ran out and invited realising which wiped out the major portion of the advances. linslnoss became exceedingly dull when the market ran oil. and incrcn: ed when prices began to rise again. Delaware I Hudson gained 2 3-3, Am- erican Sugar 2 H. United Railways and investment and American Smelt. ing 1 1-2. Northern Pacific 1 H and Union Pacific. Pennaylvania and Great Northern pfd. 1. international Paper old. and American Telephone and To ph yielded 2. international Pump pi 1 3-4. St. Louis Sonthwepe era pfd. i 1-! and Pitt-burg Coal old. i. MALL mm. Clout-Tho market closed steady. A reaction in Delaware and Hudson to m. below iaot omit started prices downward and a‘ two was.” in Northern Pacific "rooted, in. Mo. Jan. lit—Tho tum'i Bank 0! may sods More! its rate of discount from Oil fitment. transit cm. Ito. in. at.— ooum L. Thomas. a mm of fill-Ia ,, ..... Camille; auntie 2mm. anion-Jun weight Extra Fancy WORSAIM. 25¢ ii Pk. Benefit-tongs ...........,10o roan. lied Alaska Salmon 26s Northern Spy Apples, qt. 5% Native itedOnions .. Pin. 30:; Oi.“ 2 lbs. Pure Lard Shield Brand 25¢ ilbs,GoodRice .1 am no“ vmit State com at: w. slice Smoked Beef from So zlb.CanPcara,can..............10o Try-onto. Louis Jose] ff" 2 Lu. rnssn assonrso cause. use. our sons. ' 72 North stun am». ' ' Sooth wr amtmmmuznnnun..." Tel. Coll; Gal-s. "H'OTLV VII." . "I ”z"ole-ssslrroboilioirsosrrrlr‘e’rll'p at“ WNUMT'. in:rootstoroosoioo'ass-occursorrow loosin- anwmn Its lOasslliri-pfor............ Good . as libs.urgsi’rsaes........... iyw'bUsvsssm " "Ia.”Msflr,rooUT.flL "amateurs"... , 's Breakfast Tool. par“ mlltllill'.'l* MOUOICUUIIIIVIIUIIQIIIQ' "mammal INA-MO» '... “WMGWMW ,., " ,lv . ‘0'.“ ‘ surror-rrc-r.‘ l
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