.. a .4 . LANE’S 51 Washington Street. local Tells 110113. For Nos-walk and vicinity: Fair and , slightly warmer tonight. Saturday 1 cloudy. followed by snow or rain and warmer. A disturbance of consider- » able energy is central this morning in Mass. It is producing cloudy weather with rain or snow in the west- era' sections. Pleasant weathers pre- vails from Chicago outward to the coast. Temperatures below sero were 1 reported throughout New England. The temperature is'rising rapidly in the central sections. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slowly rising temperature. followed on Saturday by increasing cloudiness and probably rain or snow by Satur- day night ~Smelt.10c lb. Cutblll's. Attemey William B. I-Iinclts, of Bridgeport. was in town today. Frank Reyneks. of the Hotel Clifiord is having an attack of the grip. Mrs. Mary J. Couch, of 41 Bayview avenue. continues to be quite seriously John Lataon is confined to his home “:1 Orchard street with an attack of the S I’- —Very choice home grown Chickens and Fowl. 18-200 lb. Public Market. Miss Edith Merrick. of Pine street. Norwallt, is ill with an attack of the aris- ‘ ,Miss Gertrude Coleman has returned to Weston from a visit in South Nero .wallt. 1 Miss F‘redericka Quclch, of Newark, New Jersey, is a guest of the Misses Richardson, of Cedar‘ street. ~Special sale of Emb..10c yd., this Saturday. H. Germain Co. Mr. and Mrs. Hawlw Williams, of Weston, visited Norwaik relatives this week. Miss Agnes Golden lsf't today for a two weeks‘ visitdo Brooklyn and New York. -—i-‘resh Hams, 12%” 1b., at New York Market. Tuck’s and Dutton's valentine's at William P. ileers' book and stationery stores G, in. Smith, of South Norwailt. is spending a few days with relatives in Weston, -—l"‘resh Pork, roast or chops, 12c lb Public Market Roy layden, a clerk at Edward P. Wood's pharmacy. Is ill at his home In .Winnlpauk. Mrs. Frederick Knox and son Philip, of Orchard street, are visiting In Bos- ton for a few.days. Arthur Waldron. of the firm of Wal- dron S Riordan, purchased a fast driv. ing horse In New York city, yesterday. ' ~F‘resh Candy. all flavors, 10 and 20c lb. M. S. Smith 1 Co. John Martin, proprietor of Martin's lunch room. in Main street, is confined to his home in North avenue with an attack of the 8119.. W N. Nibiock, who has been ill for rat months at his home in is- aacs place. has recovered and is feeling like himself once more. Native Turkeys, 23c Ib.: Long island Dicks. 20c. Hayes Mitt Homer Clark. Edward Burke and Arthur Shepard have invited all their friends to a dance given tonight at the Washington Lodge Hall, in Cranbury. The 0dicers' Association of the Nor walk Fire Department will hold a meet- lng at the Pioneer quarters tonight. Every member is requested to be pres- ent, —Pork Roast. 10c. Ruttsry's. Representative Edward Griswold, oi Guilford, stopped in South Norwalk, yesterday, and called on Richard J. Cutbill while on his way home from the Republican Club McKinley dinner. at Dsbnury. Wednesday night Local horsemen were in hopes of some snow to bring about some fast driving on the Gregory Boulevard in East Norwslk, but it Is stated that the sewer manhole covers are so num crous that they would interfere, It being reared thstttho horses would .. . .g-A- -;-; -:-:-;._- ._. .‘s r. - s. uss ’s‘sxrss‘s Puritan Cough Syrup ForGoIslnsndCoids. RUDE-:10!" Launch Works. mm Root l'rsn‘us set up and ready to blank. . 1 All kinds of re r work. launches of ai sises built to order by competent workmen. m Miss ire-I; Lyceti, of Norwalk, was in New York city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Theron it. Bradley,“ Cottage avenue. East Norwaik. are spending the day in New York city. Steven it. Lasco and ids Tacitus were married yesterday afternoon by Justice of the Peace John J. Curnow. Emory J. Lebetsky, who recently purchased a fast horse In Bridgeport. reports that the animal is getting over its lameness and that he expects to weeks. The horse is said to have a record of 211835. —The most pleasing entertainment of the season at Iioyt's tomorrow. it is expected that the meeting this evening at the South Norwallt Club, for the purpose of considering the pur- chase of Dorlon's Point for a shore or country club will be largely attend- ed. The committee of ten will also report at this time. The insurance on the Rollaway Rink building in North Main street. damaged by lire Tuesday night, is be- adiusted today. Just as soon as th s work is finished the rehabilitation of the place will begin. It will reqhirs but a few days' work to put the rink in shape to re-open. -Umbrellas and Mourning Bands Oilri rien. Barney Jose, the unfortunate liai- ian, who fell from ,an apple tree on the Schuyler Hamilton "Highwood" place last October. was taken from the Nor- walk Hospital at a late hour last night and conveyed to New York on the mid- night train. and then will be trans- day of the accident. Jose has been par- alyzed from his waist down. Chief of Police William Vollmor ar- rested John Donovan. a Brooklyn man in West avenue. yesterday afternoon, to save him from freezing to death Donovan. who is a gardener, had a harmless jag aboard and freely admit- ted that he was out of work and meet- ing some friends who invited him to drink, succumbed. Judge Taylor fined 330mm“ 33 and then suspended son- nee. --Don't miss “Mr. Bob." by senior class. South Norwslk High School, Franklin School Hall. Jan. 30 and 31. 8 p. m. Admission. 25c. ' This morning was the coldest of the present winter. The thermometers made cold chills chase up and down the backs of ordinary mortals, though the ice dealers ’arc in a happy frame of mind. The only fiy in their ointment of joy is the fear that the cold snap will not continue long enough for them to harvest a crop. Many thor- mometerg showed five below zero this morning. One man came down from Georgetown this morning and reported ton degrees below. Tonight Uncas Tribe turns the trail. Ing blanket over to the keeping of Ansantowae Tribe, of New Haven. The South Norwalk Red Men will have a special car attached to the 7:09 ex- press. ' There will be no demonstra- tion before leaving town and the mem- bers will receive tlQir tickets and spec- ial outfit aboard the train. It. is ex- pected that more than one hundred members will make the trip. At Bridgeportthey will pick up the fam- ous Wowampum Tribe quartet. —C. S. K. Hats. O'Brien. There was an exciting episode this morning at the rear of the Warwick Hotel in North Main .strect. While a team of horses and a milk wagon were standing while the driver was deliv- srlng some of the fluid, a horse ran out of Magner's stable and savagely attacked one of the milk wagon team. The unolisnding horse was in serious danger of being badly hurt, when Christian Larsen. manager of the War- wick Hotel, iurnped between the horses and caught the free one by the nose. preventing It from doing further damage. lmrand Snyder received his com- mission as captain of the Seventh Company Coast Artillery, of Norwalk. from Adjutant General Charles M. Cole yesterday Captain Snyder will have his first drill as commandant of the company next Tuesday night. There will also be a smoker at that time. Captain Snyder expected to take his captain' s examination in about two months, for both artillery and infantry. The members the company have gone into the recruiting campaign with great enthusiasm and In little over a slip and fall on ,ihpll —-Leau Pot Roast. 10c lb. Public Market. Olive Branch. Knights of Pythias . worked the grand orient last night on mes candidates it the loose ball In :ashington ztreei. The '11::2‘: S Sign. t at here before for am though a number of members of Olive Branch have taken It. it Is asses-m that are about twenty more candi- dated for this M W GHQ/CW, PLATES week's time have secured 'twelve re- cruits. These men bring the cornpsny tip to a membership of sixty-three. Sis- tyeight are desired and from present patients they will be quickly secur- omit SALE SHEET. MUSIC TOBAGO”. COLEMAN S won-MI. «was. W's Oyster Shell Point. Harwell: 1 have It in good shape in about two 1 ' ported to his home in Italy. Since the ‘ VALENTINEs1 Tuck’s, DutiOn’ s and International Art C0311 Valentines, lc to $1.50, 1 1 lien and Big Boys, I)“. 1 1 1 1 1 our regular $3.59 “M' this offer. . l as South‘uain Street. '"/\.'r':/ .1 Don't sntlsf your horse by so. If y‘u . you get them. Home Ground Feeds a William Lebsiers. 1 Extra Smelt. Shad. Wakefield and Buusrd’s Bay 1 Oysters; Opened Long Clams. 301: (It; All Kinds of Fish. 1111111111 Bridge Fish Market. HEAVY BONDS FOR ASSAULT. HARTFORD. Jan. :ii.—-Churgctl with assault with intent to murder, Lorenzo Russo and Louis Fulli welt,- before the police court yesterday and store held under bonds of $10,000 for u kenring. They are charged with stabbing Eli fluvanaugh. of Wilson stroot, Wednes- day night. In n. Syrian saloon. The In lured mun him a critical condition at the honpltal as u result of stall wounds in the abdomen. HARTFORD'S GRAND LIST. HARTFORD, .lnn. 3l.—~—Tho grand list of the City of llnrtiortl. this year. made public yesterday will amount to approximately $71,800,000. an increase of $3. 359, 000 over last year During ihtI year there have been more real estate transfers than during nny other single year In the history of the city. o.Norwa OOND SAVINGS mum Cells and Vest! to Fit wiSmall , Thhweekonlywcoflucosumdvesmlnsiscs . lStoiTymsndMandSSInchehestmcss- ‘ ' 'I‘heybsiougtosuitsioraicrlyprloodirom' ;. 39mm). Iiyoursirclshereaos'hsppreciste ,‘~ thischancctossvemoneyongoodcioihcs. Bo yr.’ 35. 50 Overcoats. Slzyes 8 to 18 years, We' vetskcn a Iotof boys’ Oxford ovoreosis from 11 nessinornboys’sdcparunentbysellingthcmthis f weckatSl..69 NoboybetwecnSsndlbycsp need go without an overcoat now. says $1.50 swssrsas—ulcs uses— 1, now 69 arms. Wu GOOD OATS. . The other kind are easier to get—cheaper of course. think as much of your animal as you should, the best would be none too good. Here's where Buy Oats Thsts Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. .... -... ...—....— manners—51.000.000.00. $1.7} $1. 69 sndmcsntostirnpbusi- Don't till“ 1 1 Telephone Cali 53S-S- a long shot—but he can't say Specialty. 11 P. Beer-5’ 1 , s 30. MAIN 81".. so. NORWALK. 1 lobsters I1 OFFICERS FOR PHILIPPINE SCOUT WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 —Geor Wood has recommended legislation1 providing other sources of supply for1 . Saturday Dandy. it 2111:8011. is I we. aim Chwolato and Son-Ben mixture,‘ especially solsotsd Westouilattkispricoonestar- APOLLO CHOCOLATIS. if you are fond of sweets you'll be still more fond or them after you have tasted APOLLO OHOSOLATSS. We have a splendid assortment of these satisfying chocolates. In bases at 30:. 40c, 00c. 00c and Silo. . Ill 1111111111 “1111111111. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Call. 158. All Goods Delivered has of Sharps. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tor—WW lug prices of stocks did not show an! decisive movement it"s last night's closing IeVeI Dealings were light and small gains and losses were mixed. with gains the morennmsrons. Sever- sdof the most prominent stocks opened unchanged from lastnight. American Smelling rose 96. WALL STREET. It a. m.-aniness increased slightly when the traderk began to bid up special stocks for effect on the general list. The ad vance’ thus achieved was lost when the Oriental Bank closed Its doors. and Pennsylvania weakened. Another rise In Reading and: American Smelt- and Pennsylvania did not show much sympathy with the rally. WALL STREET. Noon—Prices mov- ed sluggishly and the market was very dull. A hardening movement carried a few stocks up a point or more. Bonds were easy. WALI. STREET. 1 p. nl.-0fferings of stocks were limited a d buyers had to Increase their bills 11 endily to get stock. Reading was most in demand band moved up I 31. The II. 8. Steel stocks Amalgamated Copper and St. Paul were also strong, gaining a point l'ach. MAINE TRAINMEN ON TRIAL. Are Charged With Manslaughter by Wreck at Santa». Station. AUGUSTA. Maine. Jan. tit—The trial of Conductor E. B. Dunbor’and Engineer H. I11 Thayer. of the Maine Central Railroad. on the charge of manslaughter In causing the death of Frank E. Belanger. a brakeman. In a wreck at. Benton Station, Oct. 2, was begun before Judge Hall In the Supe- rior Court. today. This is the first in- stance in this state In recent years that a railroad wreck has figured in the criminal courts, Because of the hire quency of the procedure and the fact 1that the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers. the Order of Railway Con- ductors, and the Order of Railway Tralnmen. three of the strongest labor 1organisatlons in the country have voted financial aid to the respondents and have secured legal talent for their defense. Great Interest ls shown in the case. The respondents are charged with responsibility for a collision between a work train which they were running and a freight train. It is alleged that without any knowledge upon the sub- iect. Dunbar and, Thayer took it for granted that the freight was in the Watervilie yard. and started to make the run in Benton, supposing they had a clear truck ahead. CU RRENOY COMMISSION. Congressman Hill Favors Levering the ofiicers of the Philippine scouts than those now available. He suSSests1 that appointments to junior places In tho commissioned personnel of that 1 of certain military schools and to mill- tury cadets of twoyenre’ service found are recommended for appointment by the academic board. General Wood points out that the classes of ellgibles in whose behalf a preference is estals Iished by law, will soon reach such an age ns to preclude their appointment to the grade of second lieutenant in the, scout organization. lkTrustCom CTSAH PARTMENT Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests Such Deposits systems as Dranqrnn BY rrs monotone; ’nsmwmsmommmua. WASHINGTON. Jan. air—Represent 1tativc E. J. Hill yesterday declared himself in favor of the hovering bill. introduced yesterday which provides organisation be extended to graduatel1 for a special commission of eighteen members. twothirds being members of Congress and one-third outsiders, to “Glide"! In only on? "tidy and who investigate the currency question and. recommend legislation. “i think this plan ought to he fol- lowed if we are to hire a thorough 1reformation of the currency laws,” said Mr, Hill. "In fact, I advanced 1the commission idea some time ago. 1We should pass this bill and no other 1financial legislation this season. If ’tlis Aldrich bill is enacted into law ution authorising the payment of bile dues by check, because the ndency of the Aldrich bill is in ll!‘ 1 Irection of retaining a large amount government cash on hand for re- Ion purposes. while my resolu- ion would have the opposite eiect." says» In ossswsws. ‘ wrmmo'rort, net. Jan. SIP-Wile in receiving and no he attentions of Delaware 1. Bryan isseksduled to reach have t 8:” o’clock this afternoon fro- esitisgton and duringlis stay will the guest of Jobs This owning he will spook at Democratic roads vacating; ing helped the market. but St. Paul ' 0U will have to pay $5.00 to 810.0030" .nextsessonforsfiuitorOvcreostihsn youdonowiorcasctiytbsssmeqwty, Whynotboynowsad pocket thoriu- fetuses? WcsreciosisgoutourWinterstockto makeroomforSprhggoods. 'I'bst’sthc reason. _ Shoessndliubbmstlssie pmes.’ [In- dcrwcsrsndchaters. too. ’ PBIGE’S GLOTIIING STORE , TIEADTOI'OUI‘OUITH‘TRS. 98Wmhlngton8t, nus-rum mm ‘ I. it. 1111111111111 0111118111111 ion want oossssluouso ,, MONDAY, JANUARY '27TII. ' EXTRA STAMPS WITH TIA. AND OOVFIIS. 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at. 36660 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ......fi 2:. Stamps with 1 lb. Coiiee at; Ilse: Io Stalnps with 1 lb. Tea at ......tss 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Codes at". 26:26 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ......“S to Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at. 20: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ....‘..'6 OUT PRICE LEADERS. Pure hard, a pound .............. 10: Matches. moon: the ha. at ...." Iona Peas. a can ................. ”Peanut Butter, a pound .......... While Beans a quart ......... S: Singipore Pineapple. a canr....r.. ,1 EXtra—This Week 85 Stamps Free with 1 1 LS. rsucv error 7511. 70c, ass 1 1.: cores: av soc“. exvlu cranes Mr oaocznlss. 25 Stamps tree with' n Cakes White 10 mpg with 1 Jar M b, Floating Soap at .............. 26: tract at .........z .. ........... 25 Stamps Free with 2 Cans A. 1ft ill Stamps with 2 mingle" M P. Salmon, each ............. 12V lab at ...”... . ....a... - 10 Stamps Free with z Pkgs. Flaked it) Stamps with’l Huey Fish earth .................. ' osclo'ltoslww' 25 sea... as; '1 it's;- mums fiavor, at .. 10 Stamps Free with 1 Can Black- berries at 1S: ._ W‘l'lf’ "V"Il'orlw have ...: saves-sssrasoss Nation's Storekeeper” Home or ,s Food Products. Full View? and Honest rotting. llli 1111111111118. Piilli In to" 124 Washington St. South Norwslk. ~ . .. Tel. No.90! Free Delivery. . ,, Korn Kinks Breakfast Food, pkg. 3c Scans Winsome Corn "'*'"""'." t will be useless to adopt my rests-1 (1.0m adlrgsaerslia sssrv orncss‘s sous raw. Sillli M ”It Force. fresh fromthemili. pkg.. lie Scans MWCorn ..... ...... ~ Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. .10: 3 cans Country Gentleman Corn .. ‘ CraomofWhest.pkg. ...... 12s 2canslpicnreCorIs....,........_. 1‘ Malt Breakfast Food, pkg. .. ..... 13: 2 lb. an Pears “......“ H.0.Company's0atMeal ....... m can entamusahsoa...... ; Pawnee 0st Ifssl. pkg. ........... Sc 3 cans Early Jane Peas ......s.” , 3 pigs. Grandma's Pan Cake Flour”: 2 pkgs. Currants,c . ....... 2 lbs. Mixed Cakes. assofled ..... 26:2 pkgleaisi ..... ..."...m. 3 lbs Yale Toast Crackers ..... . 26: 55 pk. liedOnioas. . ._........:’ HAVE YOU SEE THE l/z PICK MATCHES WI OILL ”I m? iS A BARGAIN. TR ONE. Laui's Josel " 72 new: use Street. saw NAVSNSR uses a sensual. rsunnaruwa am season. Job. :1. , Colonel Davis“ Promote: to the Drip we at . wasnmorow. Jan. :1 -Coloael say am a ”a: Charles II 1.. a Mia, of New ill. 4 i i .afg I 8 ii it: i? i #3 is“ a!
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