til liens titties. ..t, ~. 4. ...M H WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalkm and vicinity: Fair and much colder tonight. Tuesday fair. A Astcrm of considerable energy as central this morning in Vermont. It is pioducing cloudy weather with rain or snow in the esters portion of the Lake region and New England. is were reported from and Enstport, Me. elem is followed by quite a severe oold wave that is now over the cen- l sections. The temperature is be- w' are in the upper Mississippi val. lay and norther portions of the Lake “ region. and freezing temperatures es- telid as far south as Tennessee. Con- .‘dltions favor for this vicinity fair and ,.miich colder weather ’ . Mayor Charles Sconeid is ill at his a in Park street, Norwalk . Maigs ll Russell, of Stratford. was I visitor in town over Sunday; ‘ , Miss Edith Crofut of Norwalk. spent v the Sabbath with friends in Westpori. Mrs. Harry Orndorff. of the‘ Hotel uCliifrod. is spending a few days in :Hartford. ' Palestine Castle. Ancient Order , ‘, Knights of the Mystic Chain, will meet " this evening. ‘ Randolph Starr, so of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr, is ill t his home in ,Westport avenue. Adolph Dreyfuss, of Boston. former- ly of South Norwalll, spent Sunday with friends in town. Mrs. George A. Roberts. of Milford, has been visiting Mr. and Mns.,llenry P. Morgan, in West street. . ~ 3. 1'. Raymond, who has been ill at his homo on Belden Hill, for several weeks is much improved. ~Large assortment of burnt wood just received At the Novelty Store, 78 Washington street. Miss Harriet Crofut, of Hamilton avenue, has returned home from a visit with friendb itl' New York. , Mr. Claritson. of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hendrix, of Westport avenue. Mrs. Mary 0. Burbank. of Dalston Spa, N. Y., has been making a visit with friends in South Norwaik. The Danbury train, which brings the morning papers to Norwalk. was , forty minutes late this morning. . George Beers. of Brooklyn. N Y.. ' was a guest at the home of Mrs. Mary , A. lreland, in Broad River; Sunday. - Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. It. will ’ hold a regular meeting this, evening in Raymond's Hall Was lugton street. St. Marys Ladiea' Aid Society will hold a dance tomorrow evening at the Town Assembly Hall, Norwalk. Mrs. Francis Burritt has taken pos' ‘sessioa of her newly built residence at the corner of West avenue and Cres- cent street. invitations have been issuel for an informal masquerade dance. to be giv- on at the Overlook Military Academy, February 7. ' Unoas Haymakers' Association will have its annual installation of ofllcers. this evening. and the ceremony will be followed by a Dutch supper. Oiled? motherland picked up a black and white setter dog, last night and lasted it in the dog pound where it. wi i be kept two days to give owner chance to claim it. Edward w. Kelley. .lr.. and We. Candy. both rated 80. will play it ght in the Old Well Hook ,6: Ladder Com- pany's pool tournament. There was no game Saturday night. , The South Norwalk Baptist Stinday school, chorus will meet for the rehear- sal of the concert music at the church. 'l'uesday evening at 8 o '.ciock Members are asked to bring use Christmas music with them. , .. ~Despite weathers conditions. bravo all and attend Trinity Birthday Social. Sunday school room, tomorrow night. An icicle several feet in length de- tached itself from the roof of the Swartz It Corbett block in Washing: ton street. Saturday afternoon, and fell to the sidewalk with a great crash Several people who were nearby were badly frightened but no one was struck. , ‘ Nell ill the employ "of Stanley inwndes have found a mess of starfish at work dost oysters in the Huntington waters.“ horned lately a siege was hem We of the oyster enemies have been removed and owners or lessees of adioiuins oyster beds warnedof ofths post. It is till! at gun the stash? were this any file to m ml 4' WI and Miller In” "W cleared oaths illoekln. N Y, Times Leonel: Works. .: Jymrthsll Point. Nor-walk Mrs. John Henry Knapp is ill of the ' , “ sensuous Denim set up and read! to‘ All kinds of r work. hunches are sites built to order grip at her home in West street. Mrs. Elisabeth Delehauty is serious- ly ill at her home in Hoyt street. Mrs. Charles H. Bl'mtll is very so ”gusty ill at her home in Meadow s eet. Our Brothers' Dodge, No.10, will work the first degree on two candi- dates, tonight, at 8 o’clock. Rehearsal will be held at 7:15 o'clock. Company. in charge of W.H Baker. mo ed today from thalioveity Store in Washington street to 29 Wall street, Norwaik John Atkinson, who is employed at the Halon Store, in Washington street was taken to the Norwalit Hospital to- day in the ambulance to be treated for rheumatism. The members of Eureka Rebekah Lodge! . .0. 1",, intend to go to Stamford, Wednesday evening, and at- tend the public installation of the of- floors of Laurel Midge, will please take the 7: 51 train. A regular business session of the Local No. 72, .‘lourneymen Barbers' in- heid tomorrow night at Central Labor Union Lyceum, in Washington street. The new officers will be installed at this time 2 John W. Iieatty. 70, and Captain lsaac‘ Selleck, 65, are scheduled to play this evening at 8 o'clock in the pool tournament of the Norwalk Club To- morrow afternoon William 11. Olsen; 160. and Cortlundt Van Buren, 90, are due to meet. President Richard H. Golden. oi the South Norwalk Trust Company will be the guest this evening of Cashier George 1!. Edwards, of the Twenty third Ward Bank, New York City, at the Banquet of Croupe 8 of the Nation- al Bankers' Assloclatlon at the Wal- dorf-Astoria Hotel. The sleighing was excellent yester- day, but it was evident that it would not last for long and hundreds of peo- ple took advantage of the opportunity. The rain. which began about 8:30 p. in... made sleighing out of the question today Practically all of the snow dia- appeared during the night —-Come laden with your gifts, and swell the treasury for Trinity Church. Sunday school room. January 28 Business continues ex'ceilent at the Anderson Launch Works at Oyster-W- Shell Point. On Saturday one order was received there for a thirty-live foot. cabin launch for Smith Brothers, of Stamford, and another for a twenty- One foot ‘open launch for Dr. Wood ward, of Port Jefferson. long island. The review of the Thirteenth Regi- ment, Brooklyn, of which George D. Russell is lieutenant, Saturday night. by Governor Hughes. was a very suc- oedsful one. LieutenantColonel Rus- sell returned to Norwalk yesterday, but returned to Brooklyn this after noon and this evening will have an ex. aminatlon of non-commissioned offi- cers. Joseph Oddo, proprietor of the bar» her shop in lioyt’s Theatre, was mar- ried in New York yesterday morning, to Miss Katherine Audi- no, that city. Later in the day Mr. and Mrs, Oddo returned to South Norwaik, when there was a re ccptlon at the residence of Nicole Oddo. at 20 Cress street. and groom will make their residence at 37 Water street. The local ice dealers are again on the anxious seat, especially in view of thethe several cold days last week which looked premislng for an ice crop. it is now hoped by the icemen that the weather will come of! cold, so that the snow, wet down by the rain. will he of use, Though Saturday will be the first. day of February, no ice has yet been harvested here. There is some consolation n the fact that lob roary will have an extra duy this your. . The hearing before Referee in Bank- ruptcy John W. Banks, in Bridgeport. on the main of the bankrupt Boston Tea and Coffee Company. has been continued until Friday, when Morris Stull. president of the company. will continue on the stand. The purpose of the hearing is to gain information as to payment of capital stock of the company, and also to ascertain what became of a large quantity .oi goods alleged to have been received by the company a short time before it went. into bankruptcy. Robert .loselovsky. Louis Joseloii' and Morris Joseloil have also been summoned to the hearing. The. trustee. Attorney Lotus S. liners, is represented by Attorney .lohn Keogh, the creditors by Judge Joseph it. Taylor. and the company by After neyJ fielded liurilmti. . ...... ”WW... “ VALENTINES 30Vlswstorwfltlor20e. COLEMANS “m "OBI. The local branch of the Peale Mano ' . ternaiionnl Union of America, will be , Police Oat Thirty-five Men The bride ' rests were made in a raid on a cock ing main early yesterdhy lion ten of the birds wortS captured by the policemen under Chief fielded. officers arrived. and many of the spec- tators made their escape through win down. taking the panes Mid sashes with them. thereby damaging the hmtmr considerably. a store was overturned, starting a fire but the flames were quenched before any serious damage had been done. Valentine Post Cards. ‘ mimdtkcy’revototheniuotsin pwesolstylsswhlelhey’ressw. Sowkea get MolmCosissstsdegpsicayou‘,W waged. abwgficM.youknewlt.,8oppcsem camellia it Regularlyfliltom. ;: ReducedtoflfiSJAd, 12.45. 153519.85. 2385. l‘ Men’ssndYoungMen’sSm V .- ’l‘hchatplekinpsmongthc best Suite is town csnboiomdherethhweekwdleclean-upoionr l? greateststocks. Wecsnlitsnymsnoryomgstsn, t‘ sndfcrthcisaioushwpriceslled’f‘sgsalwaysuslier in. :35“ SuitsforYoungMen from 5388,; for Men from 86.88. The other kind are easier to getwcheapel' of course. GOOD OAT Don’tsutisfy your horse by ”a long shot-but it? can't say so. if you think as much of your animal as you should. the best would be none too good. Here‘s. where you got them. . ' Home Ground Feeds a Specially; ‘ Iuy pats Thais Clean. MANUEL T080 HATCH. ...—.... “J- My...“ CALENDARS 5c EACH. Former prices, 250 50c and 750. ‘4 ’ Dont miss this chance. William P. Beers BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. . 48 Wall Street, Ncmslk, and 5 South Main Street. both Noswsik. FRESH FISH l ’ Blue, Weak, Frost, White and Cod Fish, l’ike,l'lck erei, Shad, Haddock, Smelt, Salmon and Herring. Fin: nan “eddies, Sheepshead. Wakefield Oysters, Hard Crabs, 38c don; Long Cleats. 30c qt. ' dl-I. Gllibill’s Bridge Fish Market. BRISTOL MAIN EMBED. V longing in this town and Terr ville, were fined 81 and costs today by udge Malone on the charge of attending a cock fight. The men all pleaded guilty to the charge. The lines and costs in each case amounted to til it». Alexanv tier Morin. at whose place the light took place. was held under a mall bond for appearance in court tomor- ro and the Birds in Sunday Morning Match. BRISTOL, Jan. 27.-—Thlrty-flve ur- und in addi- m..— Mrs. 0. id. Wilson, who is stopping at present at the Norwaiit Hotel. is en- tcvrtnining her daughter Mrs Robert G, Wilson. of New York. The main was in full blast when the! During the excitement ensue down to South Norwaik and spent Sunday with Mrs. Crowe. who is the grassy, of relatives in this city. Sanity” is a good Thirty-two of the young men. be- si no! sum SO. NorwalkTrustCo CONDUOTS A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Subject to Savings Bank Laws and invests ... . SuchDeposits STRICTLY AS DIREGTD’ BY ITS PROVISIONS. lie but Pliilllll. lh. Willis C. Crowd, of New Haven, yaem "Mylaralleoldsand WWIMtheww.thM lemons pleasant it round “spermwholesonsekinllihothm Mofpnre cane sugarsadvhorsv ‘hobndherb. rates do a sac. see reuse. it your cough is not relieved by me . hot-elicited drops. try our White Pine and Tar. it cures coughs; it contains no date afoul drugs. and is pleasant to take. PRICE 2!: IOITLI. Guy Method. 'i'he‘sucoessof'oarbusiaessdependsuponour‘ shilifytouevershowgoodsmorefhsnonesesyp son. Weroutoutihestoekbypsssingsiongfhe _ Wmmmsvmmte, ansdvsnisge. Goodsaotsoldthissessoaam lieshorseoutofwofk—esiinghisiicsdofl... Aheseesllprof'dssrecutwidlpmbingpcrsistency sad bargshissre here wink theylui. THE essscnlerlou STORE. reliphm Call, use. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. PBIGE’S CLOTHING non p , HEAD T0 FOOT CW 98 Washington St. m». use. South Norwslt. A“, it Put fut iaiyilitu FOR WIIK OOMMINOIN¢ TODAYIN INWALL STREET WALL srnnnr,1o:m a mw’A sluggist movement of prices was in (Mr deuce at the opening of the stock mar- ket which was mostly downward, al- though there were a few small gains. Mexican Central rose 95. Tran were on a small scale. but the first sale of United States Steel was of a block of 7. 000 shares at a decline of WALL STREET ii an: [IL—The nine of the market underwent an immediate chm alter the opening. the distri button of moderate purchasing orders for the Northwestern Railroads and a few specialties causing a general sharp advance. Readingjt. Pauland Amer- ' .. .. . ° ...... Extra Stamps and Cut Pfipci3 leaders . bought and reflected the greatest strength. WALL STREET Noon. --'l‘he mar: ket broadened materially and prices EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COEFEES. lid Stamps with 1 lb Coffee at ..356 50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. ......flo 25 Stamp: with 1 lb. Coffee at . ..3ile so Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ......W 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at . . 25c25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ......4OB ‘ were lifted comprehensively. Dela ware A Hudson 2%, Reading 2%. )0 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at .. 320° 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ..... ”Old cor PRICE LEADERS. ‘ American Smelt! 3% American Su- Matches, 1.000 iqthe box, at ...... 30 gar pfd. 2 Amalg mated Copper 1%. and many other stocks one point or more. Bonds were strong WALL STREET 1 p. m. -—-'l'_here was less activity in the market but prices held firm an i Pure hard. a pound ............... it): slightly my“: fimn‘3m‘.A;:$ ions Peas. a can .................. 9: Peanut Butter, 3 pound .. "puma!” can Tobacco Co. pfd showed at". 01 White Beans a quart .. . .lc Singapore Pineapple, a can .......1le 3 points and Canadian Pacific 255 PITTSBURG. Pm. .lan. 27—‘~'l‘he Pittshnrg Stock Exchange reopened for business at it) a. in. today follow- ing a suspension of three months. on account of the financial stress Dur- ing the first hour there was no dlsv position to unload stocks and several Extra—This Week 85 Stamps Free With _‘ 1 LB. FANCY CHOP TEA, 70c. AND 1 LI. pOsOFFIC AT 306. V EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCENIEC. 2:‘. Stamps free with beaker! While it) Stamps with l Jar Beef Es Floating Soap at .............. 25c tract at.. ...... .........« 21.13“? tintéustrinl stocks were sold at 25 any,” Free with 2 Cans A I: 10 Stamps with 2 Boxes Stove. Eu} 8’ R vance. P salmon sandman?!“ lgi/zc misaligm... 'lt'h" 3.3.. mm . 10mm Freewt 2 gs e paw 1 gram: anrmsrnuams. Fish ’32... . ............... s. ................ AT hillSlC HALL. 10 Stamp. Free with l Can Black 25“ Stamps with 1 Box Extracts. any Tonight there will be an entire berries at ............. ..... the flavor. at .' ........... ...... .. change of program sets will appear: comcdlonne; .i [lowing Fanny udgley. the Jordunsy Kcooledy sketch artists; Gladys Sutton. singer and dancer. The Arrows. America's nearest aerobats. will be an extra added attraction illustrated songs and the regular change. of moving pic. lures. with Wednesday matinee for ladies and children. Amateur night Wednesday night instead of Thursday Nation's. Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food Products. Full Weight and Honest‘Trsding. lllllill. Alliillii it Piiifliltlifli.’ . 124 Washington St, South Nomlk. ' Tel. No. 90!. Pm Delivery. ‘ nervous AT nonmw av RINK. Commencing tonight. and every night hereafter. with matinee on Sat- urday file Roilaway Rink in North Main street will be devoted to moving pictures and illustrated songs Noth- ing but the latest and most np-todate pictures will be shown ivory-thing will be done to make this an (idiotic able evening' in entertainment for both young and old. The performance will commence at 8 oclock sharp and cow time for two hours and a quarter. Af» ter the show the floor will be cleared of seats and two hours of skating' will be given to those who wish to par ticipate. The price of admission will be within reach of all. we to all parts of the house. MILDRED AND EOUCLERE Three hours of continuous laughter interrupted by gasps and surprises is agood definition of the effect of the entertainment given by Mildred and Rouciere in that glittering and new". during fantasy. “The Flight of Prlw cess iris." which will play a return engagement at iioyt's Theatre Satur. day, February l. matinee and night You sit and look. and feel your hair rise in wonder and amusement at what they do and then you burst out into an uncomfortable lie-ha and before that haha has fairly mood they are again raising your hair and taking away your breath with sorne new won- tier they are parading before your e: e. and presto change. your sides are be. ing-tickled. once more the gladsome notes of a real laugh are issuing from your throat. They are wonderful and they are irresistible laugh-tankers. They are artistically fantastic and fan- issticaily artistic-1nd that is what made titans world famous lusca ties are introduced between the acts by William and ileibura. is The Minstrel and the Maui. l'lsiow and vssv wuser serves, as. s32" measures "can wasrsau aoas.ooz. ltd, roan, nusasauuthvaosoosa...”........................;‘~. 6 Early June Peas, nice and tender, . . . Can, ice; .0.“ Ct. to 2Pkgs. Cnmnls.........«........ . “any” Raisins.fuii weight . Estrarancyimons,dca. ofllstehes.......... soap-lies Alaskp Salmon ..... .. mum ”Moles. at. ...... NativelledOnions .. mace: 0h.“ Bibs Million “be. For. Lard Shield Brand ... ”at .nluom ............u. lCa’s'lsBestTorhSialecQIJ,””x vvs 'suu Smoked ileum OIIO esueoseesllysgsd" “bosom-man... Trysonte. a ass. seas» noon . 2’.) CAKII, ass. TRY 50bit. W WflflTUYIONAW‘V O7 ”MOHAI- LAST. WASHINGTON. Jul. slaw-Them
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