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fiWNATHER_ FORECAST.
For Norwalk rd vicinity: Snow or
«I by clearing and colder
l _
y fair and colder. The
storm that was central yesterday morn-
, ”I III has moved rapidly north-
“Madiswwcontraiovaruke
V; {Milli producing snow or minimum
lhd‘
'meastwardtothemfl .
Matterastonastport, Maine.
I I! followed by edits a severe cold
. wave. The temperatures are be
lath in the upper Mississippi val
, favor for this vicinity snow
,. , or rain followed by clearing tonight.
"My {air and colder. Storm warn-
» . tags'thst were ordered yesterday slang
.160 coast are continued.
N—Iioalings for baking. Cutbill's.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan,
Weld, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Burr, of Hamilton avenue
Ilsa Corrine Addison daughter of
Charles Addison, bassecu aposi-
tim in John Wannamaker’s large dry
. ,u‘rnde store In New York.
, --P’resb Candy. all favors, 10 and
20c lb. M. S. 'lthhm Lao
Floyd Conn, rsthid seveniy'flve, and
Edgeworth Williams, rated seventy.
will play tonight in the Trinity Club
pool tournament. There was .a game
last night.
Edward Appell, 'wbo has always
_ stoutiy refused to ride In an automo-
bile, was ilnally induced to ride to his
home on Osborn avenue, this morning,
with P. B. hockwopd.
-—Basketbnll, Clark House vs. Team
F, Armory, Monday night.
John Lyons, a well-known Stamford
man, and Mrs. Bridget Nooney, of
Chapel street, Norwallr were quietly
married at St. Mary's Church, yester-
day morning by llev. J. (3. Fogarty.
i
The Knights of King Arthur held a °”
very important meeting at their club
rooms last night, and completed ar-
rangements for their play and dance.
which is to be held February 19. Tick-
ets have been issued.
-c. k K. Hats. O'Brien.
Frederick Sconcld, Jr., Samuel P.
Holmes and Edward Plaherity, of Old
f Well Hook and ladder Company, at.—
tended the annual ball of the Hotchklss
Bose Company, In Ansonia, last night,
and report a fine time.
. Miss Agnes lJttlejobn, the wcilvknown
'Norwalk violiniste, was one of the so-
Ioiota at the concert given by Mrs.
Antoinette Williamesniels under the
auspicesof Progressive lodgeJ. 0. 0.
.P., in Danhury, last evening
-Bcst Cuts of Shoulder Steak, 10c
1b.; lean Pot Roast. 10c. Hayes’ Mkt.
Rev. E. L. Plunkett, curate of St.
Mary’s church, who Is critically ill in
Norwich, remains about the same to-
day. Little hope Is held out for his re-
covery, The young priest was well
liked and had made many friends In
The Norwalhs.
The oflcers Association of the Nor-
walk Fire Department held a meeting
at the Pioneer Quarters last evening.
and the regular business was put
'throagh. Theflnewlrehoxito 25
which has just ban put at the foot of
Wilton avenue and Cross street was
reported to be in "working order.
——Uashrellas and learning Bands.
O'Brien.
There will be a meeting of the Con-
necticnt Dealt-to Nurses Association
held in Danbury February 5, at the
iiotel Green. meeting will be
called at 3 o’clock. There will he an
address on district nursing by Miss
Van Kleft. All graduates of Connecti-
cut training schools are invited to at-
tend
The odlcers of Eureka Lodge, Daugh-
ters of Rebekah, were fulfilled last
evening by lira. Alecia Bloudell of
Stamford assisted hyher herstal. The
. ceremony was well and wit.
needed by a large m of "to metw
hers. itetrnshasents were served. and
two mittens for membership were
Taylor & Golden.
. r In BAXTEB’S
PuritanCougliSyrup
l'orCosqusndColds.
hormone
Launch Works.
3mm ya sndrssdrto
plank. I”,
All kinds of r work.
ha of slses built to order
by com t workmen.
07s tar they Point. Nortnlk
Today is out" m with the select
men, who are settling town obliga-
tions.
-ll'ifty 0.an family7 basket. Bert-
Iett’a Wet W
Edward Clone isT conIlnoed to his
home in Riverside avenue with an at.
tack of the grip.
Mrs. William Wardweli is 'ill at the
borne of her sister, Mrs. Edward 1.
Bradley, in Norwalk.
The didewalks about town were like
ice ponds this morning and many peo-
ple were cutting stars. .
Attorney and Mrs. Louis 8. Beers,
of Elmwood avenue, are spending the
tday in New York city.
Miss Edna Barker, 6! Evanaburg,
Penn, in a guest of Mr. and Mrs: Lew-
ls it. Ambler, ot Cannon.
to be held at M. S. Smith I: Co’s.
The Wilbor Stock Company, which
played at Hoyt's Theatre last week,
will close a week's engagement tonight
at Merlden.
Miss Clone. who has been III at her
home In Riverside avenue, for several
days with an attack of the grip, has
about recovered.
The ladies of the Nor-walk Baptist
Church held a very successful cake
sale at Raymond's grocery store, yes.
tcrday afternoon.
Edward Whithck, who Is confined to
his bed with a broken leg, is Imp‘rov'
Ing nicely and he hopes to be able to
sit up in a few days.
-+F'resh or Corned flocks. 10c lb.;
Side Pork, 10c. Hayea' M‘kt.
Mrs. Leopold Wehrie, of Taylor ave-
her home this morning and fell, severe-
ly snrnining one of her ankles.
Mrs. M. Clarkson, who has been ill
at the home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Hendrix, of Westport avenue, for
several days, Is slightly improved.
Cockenoe Trlbo,l o ..n M., of Nor
walk, will have a big roll call next Fri
day night. Uncas Tribe, of South Nor.
walk, will pay their brethren a visit
that occasion and expect to go up
at least fifty strong.
-——Bartlett's Wet Wash. Tel. 790
Family basket, 50c. No marks or
chemicals used.
it was learned today that the auto-
mibilist, who had the froscn tanks in
a Rec automobile, Thursday morning.
was not the owner of the car, who is
I). A. it. Sterne, of New York. The
car was in charge of the chauffeur. who
had taken it out for a drive while the ~
owner was sick.
Harry Smith, a South Norwnik man,
got drunk. last night and sat down
on a porch In Railroad avenue, Some
time laterOfilcer .lohn Tuthill came
along and yanked him from his restful
perch and took him to the ilavilsnd
street police station. This morning
Judge Taylor looked Smith over and
said $5.1which was promptly paid.
-—ilasketball. Clark House vs. Team
P, Armory, Monday night.
The American basketball team of
Norwalk went to Westport last night
and played the Saugatucks, who de-
feated them by a score of 24—0. The
Norwallt boys will play them another
game next Friday, and will probably
practice up in the meantime. Their
lineup last night was: Right forward,
Sherwood; left forward, Rogers; cen-
ter, McGuirlt; right guard, Tripp: left
guard, Bysbee.
Team P. on Monday night. In to
match its ability against a learn which
defeated the locals early in the sea-
son. The llnlversityClark i-‘lve. who
won from the lv‘ team by a score oi
36 to 20 on Thanksgiving night. come
back for a second game It Monday.
The visitors are a bushy of players
four of them being hardly 5 feet 4
Inches In height, but making up In
breadth what they in height. and
was an agreeable s so to the en-
thusiasts for the cl way in which
they bested the local‘riayers. The
military lads have, desired another
chance to redeem themselves for the
previous defeat by this team and their
wish was shared by those patrons who
attended the Thanksgiving game. The
University-(link Pive was booked to
Iill a date left vacant by the canceling
of the game with the Manhattan Col-
Iegc Pm: and assures some etty fast
basketball on Monday. 1' Montauhs
and All Stars. a local team which is
after the "Colts" scalp, will meet in
the preliminary contest. The All
Stars are principally players from the
west End and Winnipanh teams.
comma-1‘ Means will be taken to assure the
.. . I" III! 3 teams that there will be no interfer‘
gallons of re at!!!“ 4 ll" ence from spectators during the
i.. . set you lls". games rm is to 12 there will be
dancing.
ssrunpsv SALE
SHEET MUSIC
* It: soon
“Nudist lie 7
—All the new things In Valentines .
nue, slipped on the slush on a porch at .
49 WALL 8T..qNORWALK.
CostsMIVcststoFltSmsll
Mwmnwumnmv
”minim,“ Sdi'hdss inch chest meas-
ure. Theybdongtomhsiormedyprlebdegnom
89 to 810. ”Ii your the Is here. you‘ll
titlschmtossvemoneyongood
Iii: 33.593556“ $1 69
We’ vetelten s lotoi boys' Oxford overcomirom
ourreguin33.50llnes,sndmeentosdrupbiulé
nets incur boys’s depuhnent byselllngtbemtbis
weekst‘l..69 Nobo'ybetweenSsnd lbycsrs
need gowithoot an overcoat now.Don’t1niss,
this offer.
BOYS’ Si .50 SWEATERS-HIGH NECK—
, NOW 69/ CENTS.
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GOOD OATS,
The other kind are easier to got—cheaper of course.
Don't satisfy your horse by a long shot—but he 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 get them.
Home Ground Feeds 3 Specialty.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL roso HATCH.
VALENTINES’
LARGE A880 HTMENT OF
Tuck’s, Dutton’ s and International Art Co’s
Valentines, lc to $1. 50:"
William P. Beers?
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
0 80. MAIN ST" 80. NORWALK.
Lobsters ! Loblsters
Oysters; Opened Long Clams, 30c On;
All Kinds of Fish?
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WATENBIIRV HOUSE BUINED.
WATERBURY, Feb. 1,—The thwa-
PRESIDENT ENOOBSII PRIEST"
story immolbuilding In itidgowood approval of the sermon delivered
street, owned by William T. Warner,
was burned today, the loss being total
it Is thought the blaze started from the
overheating of furnace pipes. The oc-
cupants had barely Iime to escape with
their lives, and the firemen were bundlc
moved in lighting the fire by snow and
in» The families who lived in Ibo
house were those oi i). ll. lv‘rcnch W.
G. Grieve and H. A‘. Harding, ull Imel-
ncss inch. The loss I» placed at $1-
mun A let
velt tells o
assertion that “celibacy ls false to God,
modern marriages and divorces"
ve is especially good for piles. Hold
b The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bgidge Pharmacy. " bis parish. ,
So.NorwalkTrus.tCo
CONDUCTS A 2 '
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laivs and Invests
Such Deposits
STRICTLY A8 13W
. BY ITS PROVISIONS.
_ can Sugar declined it.
' active stocks did not exceed It Sev-
Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market.
RENO, Nev, Feb. I~Presldentlal
in
the Catholic church here Sunday, Jan-
nary 19 has been received by the au-
thor of the opinions, ReV. Father Rub-
irom Theodore Roose-
ls endorsement of the
priest's views on race suicide, and the
false to country, and false to self." are
essentially upheld. The president np-
plauded the statement that riice suicide
"ullinitles" and “other outngVths of
de-
000. serve more than condemnation from
-————-——~ the clergy. The priest's utterances
Dewut’s Cnrboiized Wlli'h Hazel «routed a sensation at the time he-
t-uuse he said that he desired no un-
married man or woman to remain in
rum
Salurddu dandy,
III III: Box;
is a pure. high-grads Chocolate and
Bamboo mixture, especially selected
for us to sell itt this price on Satur-
days. ..
APOLLO CHOCOLATII.
. lf, you are fond of sweets you'll be
still more food of them after you have
‘ tasted APOLLO CHOOOLATIO. We
have a splendid assortment of these
satisfying chocolates. in boxes at
we. see, too. so: and use.
lIIIIIIIIId dandy,
Till PIIWRIPTION arose.
Telephone Call, in.
All Goods Delivered Free of charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
wiflzliave to pay $5.00 to $10.00 more
nextseesouforsSdtorOvereoetmai
youdonowiorexsctlytbesaneqsdity.
Whynotbuynowsndpockeithediis
terrace?
. wearedosingoutotl'Winterstockto
mskeroomiorSnrhgoods.
'I'hat'sthcmson. .
Shoesandllubbersat saleprices.
derweersndSwestets too.
PRIGE’S CLOTHING STORE,:»1*
Un-
lng dealings in stocks were meagre and
Reading and Atchlson rose 95.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m ~The mar-
ket sold oil on the announcement of
the closing of the Home Bank of
Brooklyn. but the reactions In the more
oral others however,
weak. St. Louis and San Francisco
2nd pId.. Rock Island nfd. and U. 8.
Rubber lst pfd declined 2%, Missouri
Pacific 2. Union Pacific nfd.. 11/..Amer-
lcan Sugar It and Rock island 1.
Nashville C attauooga and St Louis
broke. 91,4.
WALL STREET. Close—The mar-
ket closed easy SIocks came out free
ly in all sections of the list and prices
gave way generally, losses of a point
or more being common There was
. some late covering of shorts but the
‘ resultant rallies were unimportant
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WESTPORT.
Rufus Wukemnn has been confined
to his home for a week with the grip
John Sumnmcycr, clt'i'k at Allen's
Saugatuck market Is III with the grip
Milton Allen. Iiu~2 Ssugntuck butcher
has been killing some of the finest
native (hives ever maketed here.
Ell Mend John K. Donut and R. l.
Williams attended the horse sale at
the Madison Square garden yesterday.
Burton W. Gotham has relinquished
his position at the Romper tannery,
and has taken a position as foreman of
a large tennery in Philadelphia.
James Heifer-man, a native of this
town, who has been In business in Can-
ada for several years Is passing a few
days with his father Thomas Heifer-
man of Treadweii avenue. Saugutuck
The members of Aspetucli Lodge. K.
of P. presented Jesse Keeler with a
handsome chair at the, meeting on
Tuesday evening. The chair is Just
built for two. and will he a valued
addition to the housekeeping outfit of
Mr. and Mrs Kepler.
' About 30 friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. W. i) Dickson vIsIIed them
at their home Tuesday evening and
made the occasion Interesting for all
present. The visitors brought" refresh-
merits, and whist furnished entertain
men
were notably
received‘ notification from the depart-
ment at Washington that he had been
reappointed for the term of four years
commencin Jan. 22 Mr. lisrrls' rec—
ord as a f eral ofllclai here has been
beyond criticism and be bad the en-
dorsement of the leaders of all the par-
ties In the town when the matter of w
appointment came up. As a nnlnwtak-
ing and accomodatlng olllclal Mr Hat
ria Is there with the goods and his
reappointment will please everyone In
town
The meeting of the Men's ('lub at
the Congregational church on Tuesday
evening was largely attended in spite
of the other attractions in the town.
Dr. W. ll. Donaldson, of Psirheld read
an interesting paper on the subject
of contagious diseases In the schools.
and those present wehI away with a
better knowledge of the subject than
they had before. itefreshmnts were
served. and' the Rev. Warren P. lan-
ders made me Interesting remarks
concerningt object of the. church
Rev. Kenneth Mscitensls, rector of
Trinity church was elected an honor-
ary member of the club.
The Deutscb market and rubber
slven by the ladies of the Methodist
church at 'I' not Hall on Tuesday
evening was to most successful
analr ever given In the town. The
attendance was so great that It was
only by strenuous short that the ladies
served their posts with the good
things which tey had Wired for
the occasion. lrving "utensil-.01 Nor-
ei,k rendered solos on his violin. and
Nice Alice Smith, of sensuous."
acceptably.
an accomplished eloeotlonlst. recited.
all at the artists were repeatedly sn-
eorsd. The alslr netted I. for the
arch In. George
WALL STREET, 10:10 it, NIL—0905"
prices made small gains over last night.’
Amerl-‘
Postmaster Charles Harris yesterday : '
hire. Holden. of liamior‘d‘ n.
HEADTOFOOTOUI‘FI’I'I’ERS,
98Wsshington8t. phoneme.
THIS SPACE FOR OUR
SALE.
Next Week Commencing Manda
com in the World
500 Branch Stores in United States,
Old Postofiloo Stand.
7 CI. .20..
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You will find our ......m
and goods reliable
20 LBS. FIN! ORANULATEO SUGAR......1 ............... fl 2
VINYIESTIUTTEN,TUS....\ ....... ............... ...........'.
WARRANTED, GOOD EGGS. 25c 001.: HOME GATHIIKD. no
Kern Kinks Breakfast Food. pkg. . 3c 3 cans Winsome Corn .......
Force. "confront the mill, pkg.. .110 3 cans Masenph Corn .
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. ills 3 cans Country Gentleman Cora
CraemofWheaI, pkg ........ 2c2cans‘ :bplcureCorn..
Malt Breakfast Food pkg. ....... 13c 2 lb. can Pears. . ... ...
ii. 0 Company' s Oat. Meal ....... m 2 cans Beat Alasha Salmon” . . ... .
Pawnee 0st Meal pkg. ...........
:l pkgs. Grandma s Pan Cake Flmir 25°
2 lbs Mixed Cakes, assorted .....
3 lbs. Yule Toast Crackers ...... 25c
HAVE YOU SEEN THE I/z PECK MATCI'III WI IILI
l! A IANGAIN. TRY ONE. , _ I
m
Louis J useloff
ya North Main Street,
9:8 cans larlstuno Peas ......
2 nkgs. Currants, cleaned.
25c! nkgs. Raisins
access
leave
so
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TeLCaIlJoI-s.
credit to the committee having the at. kind of music mm like to hear.
fair in charge. As everyone had corae Homer Elven
prepared to alloy agood supper, the
arernblass was brat seated It
es
around the board made some of the I“.
more modest of the pn'lllcir'w presents“
blush. rho program all non oil' with withtha
adsetrm noaalrloilnby Messrs. mas.
us and senior Lloyd item
Wis-ts.
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