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LANE’S ,
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51 Washington Street.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight; i-‘riday fair
and warmer. An extended area of high
pressure over the bake region is pro.
ducing pleasant. weather with low tem
he titres In all sections east of tho
Rocky mountains. The temperature III
below zero In all the northern section»
I lrom North Dakota eastward to Maine.
and freezing Icmpcraturcs prevail in
all sect one except on the (1qu and
South tiantic counts. The lowest
rtempe m reported was 42 below
zero at rckr'liffe, Can The tempora-
turo iii rising slowly in the western
sections. Conditions favor for thin
vicinity fair, and continued cold to-
night. followed on Friday by fair, with
slowly rising temperature.
Big bargains in sweaters at Willis
Ii. Selle-cits. The adv. will give you
prices.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
at. the home of Mr». William R. Thump
won at. the Franklin.
You will find a few red tag bargains
at Rognra & Stevens. Better csii ho-
foro they are all gone
Captain Jerry Wright, one of the on
gunners of Putnam Home Company. is
seriously ill at, her home, 48 Water
street.
Attend the great two days' sale at
the Boston Store tomorrow and Satur-
day. The advrrtlscnwnt will Ir-Il you
all about It.
Washington Chapter, R. A. M., of
Norwaik, held a special convention last
night and worked the Mark Master and
. Past Master degrees.
~Don't miss “Mr. Bob," by senior
class. South Norwalk High School,
Franklin School Hall. Jan. 80 and 81.
8 p. m. Admission, 25c.
Mayor Charles Scotlcld, who has
been confined to his home on Park
street, Norwalk, for several days, was
able to resume his duties at Glendon-
ing's Drug Store this morning.
Charles Dew, Rogers left town this
morning for New York and will not.
return until aftcr his European trip, on
which he starts Saturday. lie was ac-
companied to New York by J. Emory
Stevens. mm
in today's paper tbc Norwalk Sav-
ings Society advertisement shown dc-
posits of $3,525,000.00 and over 8230.000
surplus and profits, This institution
pays four per cent. litterest and all
deposits draw interest from the tlrst of
- each month.
Nicholas Martin arrived home Tum
day night from Brooklyn when» hr-
waa called by the death of his motht- r.
who on to loot August. resided with
’him at his home in Chestnut street.
Mrrl. Martin was ucvo‘nty-four years
old, and her death was due to pneu-
mouia.
Fred B. Hull, known as tho world's
champion fancy pool player, will giro
an exhibition on Friday night, Febru-
ary 7th, at. (iblotto's Nutmeg Pool Pur-
tors in South Main stint. flail for-
nwrly lived in Norwalk but for a mun
tor of years he has made Stamford
his homo.
Arthur 'f'ilton, of Brooklyn. who wzw
Inrmerly connected with the Hotel
Clifford. has returned to South Kill“
walk and today began the duties of a
m, w poaltlon an manager of Joseph ..I
(liiinttos Nntrne pool and billiard
parlor In South {Iain urinal. Mr 'rii-
ton has bot-n greeting many old friend.
who nro glad to see him back In town
again.
Fifty Norwaik young ladies will fill a
a leap your dance tonight at m: k
wood’s Hail The “air has been or
rasgud entirely by the girls, and prom
'lscn to he a morlt committing ow.
The young man even here an op-
portuity to no“ lie I for dollars and
there will be atom printed warnings to
that effect. The motile will in furninh
ed by Ilpeidcl's fireball".
Thero‘wus a happy babo laat nichl
ut the Mahatma-mo Hotel Cigar hitlrt
Hr stepped inside the door to git
warm and shortly afterward his mum
wan «paused by I you" better nam
on ”not. illegal began taking up a
collection and In a very few minute»
had uncured seventy mt: Thin wan»
handed over to tho hobo who thank-
iniiy look It and wondered out into
tho um weathoml night.
n...z-u-ju-n.-....e..
. be adjusted with the Insurance com-
u‘olu § “ at
Taylor & Golden.
u wallow It.
use than
For Cough and Colds.
ANDERSON! .
Launch Works.
Boot Frames set it and read ,
blank. 1’ y ‘0
All kinds of repair work
launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Point. Normal]:
Joseph Mulvihlll. who in now located
in New York, it; expected to arrive in
this city in a. few days with the au-
nouncement of the full card of boxing
Nash and Youngs expect. to reopen
the Holloway Rink in North Main
street within a very few dare. It in
also expected that the Twin City Bowl-
ing Alleys, though the place was very
badly damaged, will be able to resume
business In about ten days. In the
meantime repairs necessary by Tues»
day night.’ a fire will be rushed to cotuv
plction iuut as soon as the loan can
panics.
m.
Peter'l‘. Cline-o writes home to South
Norwalk from Kingston, Jamaica that
he landed there safely on January "I.
and thou far Is immortal ly pleased Mr
Canon is in charge of a big plantation
there and if he likes the island and the
climate, Mrs. Conan and thoir daughter
Althea will leave for there in about
three. woeku its an indication of the,
weather in Jamaica Mr. Cum) writes
in a letter to his wife that at a ball
given aboard tho ship on which he
made the trip. on the evening of Jun-
nary 23rd, Indies appeared on the deck
of the ship in domilette costume. Mr.
Cunco’s brother, William Cuneo. In due
to arrive at. Kingston tomorrow.
’ WELL woan HEARING.
Epwortil League Union to, Have u
Speaker Bishop Burt.
The young people of the lu'pwurth
League I'nion of Norwalk are pro-par-
ing a treat for their gum-its and friends
on Friday evening. in the South Nor-
walk Methodist Church, and tho poo-
pit. of The Norwulks and vicinity are
to be congratulated that while the
young people of all (Ir-nominations are
the specially invited gut-am, a t-ordini
invitation Is extended to tho commun-
ity at. largo to listen to Bishop lint-l.
'I‘ho bishop is a manly man, who in
boyhood and young manhood know
taxing physical toil. and own privw
(ion. By his own oi’lorts he scoured his
preparatory and university training.
and then by faithful. loving. consoled.
lioun work in the various trhurriu-a to
which he was appointed he wun Ilw
confidence of the leaders of his do»
nomination, till he was sir-at to Italy
to direct mission work in Roma and
vicinity. Then, in 100i. he was con
serrated bishop and plavmi in charge
of all the work of tbe- Nit’llifltlln’l Elvin
copal (‘hlirch in Europa
With a clear hood, in loving heart
and a modest. spirit, lilaliop Imri has
put himself In touch not only with the
work and workers of his own tie-nom‘
Ination, but with the work of every
branch of the Christian church in Eu—
rope and with rare tact has undertak-
ou the tanks assigned him. Ito will
give hiu hearers a stair-smartllko view
of the work of (led in Europe. Ills
address will be given at the South
\orualk Methodist Church at 3:30
o' ( lm k tomorrow evening.
PAVING TOO MUCH FOR FOREIGN
LETTERS.
Many Fail to Recall That Ram Have
Been Reduced.
There are a good many people In
thin country who are supposed to in:
up to date, who are throwing away
moncy every day, as they am- not. in
awake to the fact that a number of
months ago a. change was made in tho
mice on letters to foreign countries.
'l'hc correct amount for foreign letters
in a. minimum of 5 ccntu for thc first
notice and 3 cents an ounce Ibo-re-
aftvr. Tbik rate wont. into pile-ct 0c-
iohor I, I907. firm/tolls to which limoI
ti... l“illl' was 5 cents a half-ounce, and
thorn urn still buslm'sk houses which
pro stamping their letters at the old
rule. This ur'ror makes quitt- a dif-
fo-rcucrv, o-apecially when on a three-
ouncc letter are pill. 30 (:cntu' worth of
statupa. when it cents“ worth take it
to “it destination.
The rogiutration for», line also been
rwlm'od from III to 8 cents a. package
or letter. Pam-I plmt can now be dlw
patchud to nearly all partn of the
world from America, at ilu- rate of l2
cents a pouml. a length of Ihroo for-t,
six iuchcs‘. and in most ruse-i. a limit.
ed value of 950.
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NEW MILFORD MAN FROZEN.
"l W Milli-Trim, .Inn. 30.w'l‘ho
imdv of John Mcfiaulcy was found
frozen uiII'f in the road leading to
i-Ioutp Kent loday. and It Is presumed
that McCauley fclI "butt-tied while ro-
turuing to big home here last night
and quickly froze to death. McCauloy
Willi 50 yfli'l' old.
VALENTINES
Valentine lI'ost Cards.
30 View: of Norwnik for 20¢.
COLEMAN’S
Ml mun.
hand no
'votm‘
Puritan magi. Syrup
ure.
this offer.
Red Tag
Coats and Vests to Fit Small
Men and Big, boys, -
Thisweekonlyweofiercoaoaudvem,inslm
15m firm and 34 M35 inch chest meas-
They belong to suits formerly priced from
«$9 to $10. If your size is here, you'll appreciate
this time to save money on good clothes.
Boys’ 33. 50 Overcoats,
Sizes 8 to ill years,
We’ ve taken a lot of boys’ Oxlt‘mi overcoat; fiom
our regular $3.50 lines, and mean to stir up busi-
ness in our boys’s department by selling them this
week at $1.69.” No boy between 8 and 16 years
need go without an overcoat now.
BOYS' $1.50 SWEATERS—HIGH NECK—-
‘ NOW 69 CENTS.
Specials“
31. 79
.$l .69
Don't miss
so. if you
should. the
you get them
' ' GOOD OATS.
The other kind are easier to got—cheaper of course.
Don't satisfy your horse by a long shot~hut he can‘t say
think at: much of your animal as you
best. would be none too good. Here's where
HUIIII' (irouud Foods a Specialty.
Buy Out; That- Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Forms r prlt-ea, 25c ..0c and? ..c.
CALENDARS
50 EACH.
Don t miss this chance
William. P. Beers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 Wall Street Norwalk, and 6 South Main street—— South Norwalk.
nan Haddics. Sheepshead.
FRESH F'lSHI
Blue, Weak, Frost, White and Cod Fish, Pike, Pick-
erel, Shad, Haddock. Smelt.
Salmon and Herring. Fin-
Wakeiield Oysters, Hard
Crabs, 30c don; Long Clams, 30c qt. -
Cniblll’s Bridge Fish Market
OUAIL IN CAPTIVITY
Experts Say Raising Them is Not Very
Difficult.
Among rt tr-(ni arrivals .p the Sports-
mo" 9 show III'I' twu doze- -tt pittlm- qu: ill
from Silve 'r.tou Ibo This pautit ulnt
kind of quail. known 11PM t: III: in lilo
w'vst ni.n mountain Illiiili is ttmud only
on tho i'utifir- iiItIDt in tin Sicrlas.
Rithmd b3 Folitli. murmur r of Iliu
show, who has Hmtiill'it'li a numiwr of
similar unclurtakings in various cities.
decluroa that this in the finest collec-
tion of quail IIIT‘G'XIIIIIIIIUII hr» has eve-r
handled. ’l‘o litany of thou.» who haw
visited ”I“ “him the tilliit-ulty of rain-
ing quail in captivity has nppcurmi to
ho so extreme that on many sides then-
have been exprouaions of doubt Wllulh-
or tho birds now t-xliibiir-d would Mun
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CONDUCTS A
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Lam. and Invests
“ Such Deposits
STRICTLY AS DIREO‘I'EI)
BY ITS PROVISIONS.
ltisemtluqdbyudbubjectiotbempervkionofmmv
monommmoooo
\ in their pr rind of enforced seclusion.
William A. Lucas. the ornithologlst, do.
r-larva that front hlu own oxporicnr'e
and front a report. made to him by‘Jir.
'l'. S, Palmer. of the United States lur
ro-uu of biological Iil'voy, there is no
reason why quail u d pheasant. cannot
be raised in captivity without very
grout difficulty if the lirt‘t‘tloil' is willing
to tow constant cure in his charges.
Moreover. the brat-din; of quail can hf!
dom- on quito an. extensive scale with
profitable return If conditions and on-
vlroumvut an» studied curl-fully. Espw'
itIIIy is ”ii“ the case with regard to the
Hull White and ('ailforniu valley quail.
~-~-Ncw York Evening Post.
It sometimes happens that. the girl
who jllls .1 young man duo's him a In
vor.
--.... .. “w“-..“mwudau. .... . .... -..... .... ,
[unchanged today at 4 [WV cunt,
. been givrn In The Sentinel:
Holehuund limits
A simple remedy for all coldsiand
In prompt and plenum if you get.
the pure, wholesome kind like these
made of pure cane sugar and bore-
iiound herb.
Patch St: A no 20: rouuo
if your rough in not. relieved by the
horohonnd drops, try our
White Pine and Tar.
. It cures coughs; It contains no dan-
gerous drugs, and Is pleasant to lake.
PRICE 25c BOTTLE.
"ll lililllllll Pillilllllll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 152. .
All Good: Delivered Free of Charge.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WALL STREET, unit) a tar-Juices,
of smoke yielded but slightly on the:
announcement of tho closing of two’
of the New 'York Clearing House
bunks. Offerings at. the opening were
small fractions, llclcwnre and Hud-
son fell 21,4... Great Northern Ore Cer-
tificates l, and St. Louis Southwestern
pfd. and tho American Smelling stocks
large. fractions,
WALL STREET. ii a. “Ir-A alight
riae was utilized to market'stoflk. and
priceu rt‘izlpuvtl quite sharply. (Ton-
tlnucd pressure against Delaware It
Hudson was accompanied by sales of
thr- fiillt‘i‘ coalrrs. The bulk of the
nelliug of ”to grain carriers N‘IIIPI'N'I
upon liuion i‘ucith'. lit-Iowan" & Hud-
t-lou yb-hit-d :l l»'.'. I'uiou i'aritic I Hi
and American ’I‘ollzlt'r'o pfd. i, New
York liorl: pld. :uilalwvd .l I~2 and Na-
tional italllroud'oi Mexico Md. 1 1-8.
ping to a norm-what lower level prices“
stiffcnmi again. The dullness of tho
tit-alloys Ir-ft Illllv significance in tin
action of tiw Iiiiilist". lvmdu Wt'lf' ir-
regular.
WALI srltl :m I it. mono unw’
dertout- or III» market Iii'PltriH' nutter,
but buying was restricted! and the trad~
era r-oni‘liit-d their oln-rzttiom In a
handful of atmtks.
...» 1,.
I.l)Nlil‘l.\', .lnn. 3".”“TIIC’ rate of dis
count. of ill“ iluuit of England remained
BE CAREFUL ABOUT CASHING
' MONEY ORDERS. y
Post Office: Get a.NEw Prohibited
List.
Tho poutnmz-uvrs have rcroivcd from
the- pout-other- inspector :ti Now York
a copy of the following “warning"
attains", caching certain stolen iuorwv
ordcra. some of which hnw- aIrr-mly
i'ost ()mrc, New York, N. I
Warning
Retail nll'l'f‘halllii in and about New
York arr» warned against accepting
money orth-rs. as follows:
Station 10:2, Sow York. N. Y. ----- Ordi-r
Non. Lilo: to 2,000 inclusive,
Station it. lioston. Mass—~0rdcru
Nos, lull? to 10,106. inclusive.
Station 3 , Iioston, lizisa.—-~t’)rtlors
No“. limit. to l0,20tl_ inclusive. .
Station 82, iioston, Mans.~0rtlcm
Non, L709 to 1.800, inclueive.
Station 129, Chicago. lib—Orders
Noe. ”Lilli; to moon, Inclusive,
All of those. ordern harp been stolen
and are» now being cashed by a gang
of swiudlcra In purchasing small am-
cleu from halwrdauhern. clothierk.
grocers and other retail merchants.
Should any of lbs-so orders be promont-
ed, have tho portion taken into custmly
by an other-r inmwdlatciy and notify
the post oiliot- inspectors' unit-,0 role
phone No. alum Cortland.
AUTOPSY ON HAMOEN WOMAN.
Was Found Dead Near Beaver Pond
Yesterday, and Investigation
Foiim.
NEW HAVEN. .Ian, 30.-—~Mndiral
Examiner Harrie-n trklay hold an
autopsy on Ibo body of Mrs. Catherine
Fletcher, who was fmtud near limo r
foul play or Whi'llwf she. died from
exhaustion. Mrs Fletcher was 05
years old and lived In Kmuth street.
but was on a visit to a Mini Melting!»
ltn In Cherry Ann utreeet, near the
item of her death.
(in. theory of the police is that
Mm. Fletcher was seen by firmhnnds
in that vicinity who In the belief that
site but my about her pemm, bent
and "hired her uni than disputed of
her butt on the dumps near Beaver
Pond. few marit- wm found on
Mr bod]. but than might have me
meomuuimwbohuimuwom
In; on the use em since It won
brought to tho attention will mm-
my the finding of tho medial mm»
is into tide afternoon.
uh MW.
1m Wile (at hml~iieiio. dew
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irritations of the throat, but one that;
light and declines limited generally to "
30 Stamps with I in. Coffee. at . . .
Pond, in Hartman. yc-atmlay. and «in: " 20 Les, rm: oasuuureo suosa . . . . . . . .. ........ . $1.05
whoso death thr- police scorn to attach l- I l P I ' d ' a”
, , The m, not .ar i‘ - 000 can. u no am too er, 2 Flora. (‘urrantn . . . . ......... .. . ,
m0 "nutty” I" tit?" and Can, 1063001.. 91.10 2 Mg». Raisins, full weight
a...“ 33L“?i.‘2£ui"’u” t. 1...? $3.333 W" “W 9m“- m -------- my, Pk M or "when ~ Mil I ‘
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whether M" ”,th my, death by“ Cans lied Alaska Salmon ........ 25 a Northern y Apples, qt. “with”,
from a fall. it In stated. The report .
Gut Method.
The success of our business depends upon our
ability to never show goods more. than one sea-
son. We rout out the stock by patting along the
profits to the watchful public always looking for
an advantage. Goods not sold this season are
like a horse out of work—eating his head off— 1 -
hence all profits are cut with pushing persistency g
and bargains are here while they last.
PBICE’S CLOTHING STORE,
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITI‘ERS,
98 Washington St. South Norwalk. )
Phone 165-5.
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Extra Stampsand Cut Price Leadersvlf
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
.38: 60 Stain s with 1 lb. Tea. at ....i'.l°o
Coffee at. ....30c 40 Slam s with lib. Tea at ......500
Com-e at , ..25c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ......fiflo .. 5
Coffee at ....20t: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ......m _
2:”. Hlliliips with I lb.
20 Stamps with l III.
10 Stamps with 1 lb.
Pricvu showed some improvo-nwnl at cu-r pmcg LEADERS. ,
ll Iii-'llli‘k- , ‘ rltl'o ’l’ard a pound .............. 1.0G‘Matches, 1000 in the bill. at - .. ... 3‘ '
-. "'”““’1 V, . onu «as a can ................. 9c Peanut Butter, a mind. .........12¢ ’ ,
“All William”. an.-~Aftr.r limit Whiw limits a quart ............ 8: Singapore Pineappxlc, a can .......119 . "
Extra—This Week 85 Stamps Free With
1 LB. FANCY CHOP TBA, 70:, AND 1 LB. COFFEE AT 30c.
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES. .
2? i . Stamps froc- with 5 Cakes White. 10 Stamps with 1 Jar Beef Ex» .
Floating Soap at .............. 25¢ tract at ............. . .
23 . “lamps Ivrvc with2 (‘una A & 10 Stamps with 2 Boxes Stove Pol- ll
l’ Salmon oath ............. 12y: lab at ................ .. . 50 My”
I0 Stamps i'rw with 2 Pkg». Flaked IO “Stamps with 1 Pkg. Fancy Rice
Flesh. ouch .................... Sc ..................... .10:
to Stamps Fun. with 1 Can black 25 “Stamps with 1 Box miracle. any ‘
berries at ..................... 18¢ flavor, at .................. .256”
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Haunt Trading.
lie Ill Atlantic 8. Phillip to.
124 Washington St, South Nor-walk.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.’
. l, PHONE 542- 2.
Wgar Shoes That Fit
venv our currents. .................. m.
wsnruureo rites» wanna zoos, ooz. 25d]
cc
Native Red Onion» .. Pic. 30c: 01., be 3 lbs [lent
2 "m. Pure lard, Shield tirand .259 4 lb», (iood Rice ..
roam Beau York Eltatct'orn .2bc We slice Smoked Beef from
2ib. Caul’ears,cau . 10c Try some.
2 LI‘. FRI.” A830fl‘" GD CAN! I, 250. TRY COME.
Ice
lentil.“
out!
1mg limbo“ lot the WW
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