2‘ g if" M'LAfi'E’S 51 Washington Street. 0 IIIII ,IIIIIIIIIIIII. , Will these communicating with The Sentimi by telephone please do it in I this ”mum: .-Ivlth reperdte business. wltb reps rd to news. sell . it they will kindly so .3, it will greatly convenience this allies and se- etlro more prompt attention. ,y ...—w ‘-»WIATHER FORECAST. For Norwallt and vicinity: Partly ciondy and slightly warmer tonight. Thad” fair and colder. A slight dis- turbance that is central this morning near Buffalo. N. Y., is producing cloudy weather with light snow in the' lake region. Severe winter weather prevails In all sections cast of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature is below zero in the northern sections and freezing temperatures extend as far south as northern Florida. The lowest temperature reported was 46 be- low zero at White River, Canada. Con- dltions favor for this vicflity partly cloudy weather and possibly fiurries of snow with slightly higher tempera- ture tonight, followed on Tuesday by fair weather and lower temperature The A. and 9. pure food bulletin will prove interesting reading. b Read Joseloff’s adv. in this issue. it is sure to interest you. , The Norwaik City Council will hold a regular monthly meeting tonight. Coleman has an exceptionally large lined of valentines and valentine postal car s. , Mrs. Arnold, who is ill at her home in Chestnut street, Ndrwalk, is improv- ing nicely Miss Helen M Flynn. ”,3ng street, was a Sunday guest In’tl‘ves in New York city . a)"; Frederick M Miller, of Union t, has returned home from a visit relatives in liobolten, New Jer- sey/ John Weycrhnuser, of Stamford, was - a Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs. John T. Davis, of Cross street, Nor- whlk. Why not join the Saturday Night Club at the South, Nor-walk Savings Book. The adv. will tell you how to do it. Joseph B. Ells, Jr,, of Waterbury, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Elle, of Camp, street, Norawlk. -—Baslietbaii, Clark House vs. Team P, Armory tonight. Judge Daniel Dnnlop, of West street, who has been seriously ill with an at- tack of bronchitis, is very little improw ed today. 5. Randolph and Florence, children of Mr: and Mrs Frank Starr, of Westport avenue. who have been ill for several days, are improved today. it! Thomas J. West. .lr., who is connect- ed with a woolen mill conducted at Consbohocken, Penn" by his father and brother,“ visiting at his home in Nor walk. Bricklayers’ and Plasterers’ Union will meet tonight etc A. R. Hall Nor walk for the election of officers and‘ general business. [all members are re- quested to attend. A. J. Collins & Co. otter you in their February sale of furniture and house- furnishings a saving of from 25 to 50 per cent, which is a profitable and safe. investment. See adv. Visit the Copyright Clothing Com pany sol let them convince you that their suits are as good as are made, and much better in price than you con buy elsewhere. A regular communication of St John's lodge, F, and A. M.. of Nor- walk, will beheld Thursday night The entered apprentice degree will proba- bly be conferred. Shermati Council. Royal Arcsnum, will hold a me at Mystic Chain Hall. tomorrow of la at which time the team Stamford .0! 8mm ford. will present iayone of the series of games. .M The «one! eonclsve at Clinton Com masonry. Knights d Templar. will be held ”In at: the swim. fig:- nor ' walk. Olsen to! the nosing year will be elected. WWW. Veer ' illeltsteur “or,” "WWII ”’sI ‘, » ~ this morning. Iwith the manager of which they were Taylor at Golden. re weeiileetss st. 'rs. me. II on BAXTER’S EPuritan Cough Syrup new...“ Colds. ANDERSON 3 Launch Works Beet no out u and row!” suns. ” ’ All kinds of repair work. launches of all eises built to order orkmen. 'l’! competent w Cysts)r the)! Point. Norwslk Attorney Janis S. Beers, of South Norwalk,‘ was a visitor in Bridgeport B. F. Beckman, of Bridgeport form- erly of this city, was a guest of friends in this city yesterday, . If you have a cold Compound syro up of white pine and tar will relieve it. It W. Kelley, Jr., sells it. Samuel Watkins left town Saturday for Washington. where he will remain several days with friends. John Latson, who has been confined to his home in Orchard street, for sev- eral days, is much improved. Now is the time to get your suite and overcoats. Willis ll. Selleck Is otter- gg exceptionally good bargains in em. There will be a smoker after the row night. Miss Elizabeth Collins and Rose Ma- loney, of Danbury, were the guests of Miss Nora E. Ryan, of Sellcck street, Exist Norwalk, Sunday. The ladiesflAld Society, of the St. Mary's Church, held their annual meet- ing yesterda afternoon and elected officers for l, e ensuing year The Christmas clients and orches- tra of the South Norwalk Baptist Church, will meet for rehearsal Tues. day evening at 7:45. Members are re- quested to bring the Christmas music with them. All the strong and husky members of Our Brothers' lodge, No. to are requested to be present this evening to assist in' working the second degree on two candidates. one of which is six foot, and six inches tall. -—Basketbnll Clark House vs. Team tilv'. Armory tonight ‘ Pank J. Kelley. who is a student in sity of Pennsylvania. spent Sundny at. his home in West avenue. Mr. KI-lloy took ndva tage of a short rest period following uminatlons for a trip home, Yesterday was the tenth anniversary of the marriage of Mr, and Mrs. Henry T. Prowitt, of I-llmcigest, Norwalk. 'I‘bt- ovum was celebrated very quietly by Mr. and Mrs. Prowiit, though they m celvwl muny congrutulutionu over the event. The, South Norwulk police are look- ing for two young men who havo made a practice of stopping young women under the Monroe street railroad bridge, Another incident of the kind occurred on Saturday night, when a Spring street young lady was rather roughly handled, but the then tied be- fore any serious injury was done. Rev, James O'Donnell received word this afternotm that the Rev. Edward .l Pil.k9lt. the popular curate of St Mary's Church, who is seriously ill at the home of his parents in Norwich, has taken a slight change for the worse. Yesterday his physician thought he would recover in a few weeks of careful nursing" but little hopes are held out for his recovery today. The members of the Norwalk Club who intend to form a bowling team are by no means discouraged by last wcck' s gutting by fire of the Twin City Bowling Alloys in North Main street, negotiating for a pair of alleys for one or two nights a week. The bowling team idea has simply been given up until the alleys aye repaired. Between 30 and 40 members of the club have signified their intention of joining the bowling team. The work of rehabilitating the Roll- away Rink building, in North Main street, started in earnest today and will be flushed to completion. as both the roller skating rink and the bowling sl- loys in the basement were doing a big business when the tire occurred. Wil— liam A. Nash, oi the firm of Nash & Y,oungs who conducted the rink, states that. he hopes to reopen the roller skating enterprise Saturday night. It will take some time longer to get the bowling alleys in shape, owing to the work there being somewhat delayed by the replacing of charred beams which support the rink floor. It is hoped. ‘ however. to have the rte-opening of the bowling alleys on Tuesday of next week. ”momma Valentine Post Cards I” I'll! "AT! AT COLEMAN’S .. ...... a,“ m regular drill of the Seventh Company. , Coast Artillery, at the armory tomor- ‘ the dental department of the liuivcr- ‘ vessntlerssla‘ ° “no Tag Specials: Coauwv'eststol’itSmali lien and Big Boys, - 323$] 79 .Thhweekonlyweoilerooeuandvmlodus lStol7yesrs.ead Mend” comm are. Theybelongtosuitsiormerlypricedirom 39mm liyoursieelshereqou’fleppreciete thisciience'tosevenioneyoogoodclothes. Boys’ 83. 50 Overcoats, s Size: 8 to 18 years, 1 69 , We’ ve taken a into! boys' Oxford overeoets from ” unregulsrfijillinesnndmeantosiirupbmi- nestlnourboys'sdeparuneutbysellingthetathis weeket $1.69. No boy between 8 and 16 years needgowithout an overcoat now. Doo’tmiss 3 this offer. ' I BOYS’ $1.50 SWEATERS-HIGH NECK— ' ‘ NOW ‘69 CENTS. * men and, The other klfid are easier to get—cheaper of course. Don't satisfy your horse by a long shot-but he can t say so. It you think as much of your animal as you should. the best would be none 100 good. Here's where you get them. Home Ground Feeds a Specialty. Buy Oats Theta Clean. . MANUEL TORO HATCH. VALEMINES LARGE A830 HTMENT 0F Tuck’ s. Dutton’ s and lntemational Art Co.’s Valentines, 1c to $1. 50, William P. Beers’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. 49 WALL ST.. NORWALK. 6 30 MAIN 81.30. NORWALK. Inna“... LobSters I Extra Smelt, Shad, Wakefield and Blizzard's Bay Oysters; Opened Long Clams. 30c 0t; All Kinds of Fish. ‘ Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market MASTER PAINTERS ORGANIZE. ,0. Clark Hartford. rThe state union Deli-gates from the master pointers will be represented at the twenty- of the state at the Hotel Currie iluri’ ‘fourth annual Heston of the Intema- ford, mct Friday under the auspices of ilouni Association, to be held in New thr- liariford Lotnl tloltsgntt'w t-nmI-Itirlonns, February 18 to 2i, inclusive. from New Haven Waterbury, Brnn~' ’l be state association will hold a "1981' ford. Meridcu, Exist. llnrtfmd .Iml Ing and dinner at Hotel Elton Water- Manchester, William 1-2. Wall sec ro- Ihmy' Friday evening tnry of the lnitrnationul Association of Master ilouse I’uintcrs' and llouiw First, Mother (reading letter from Decorators of the United States and son at, collegel—Henry's letters al— Canada, was prtsont and made an ad- ways send me to the dictionary. dress.’ A utnie organization was Second Mother lrosigncdlyl—-That's formed with the following cum-rs: nothing; Jack's always send me to the President. William fl. Baxter, of llnrt~ banks» Puck. lord; Vice-president. Colonel John ll. -——-—-———-——- Daugherty. 0f Waterbury; secretary Slit' Store. Salesman—What size treasurer, C. L. lbenrdslcy. of Now would you like. madam? Miss Larjuu Haven; executive board, Charles A. ~l d like a No. 2. but there's no use Thompson, New Haven; Rnlwrt Kent» Inlklng about that. You may as well ginser. New Iiuvou; Walter ll. Austin, show me your No. 5.~—-Chicago Tri- Waterbnry; l”. C. tango, linrtfortl; .l.‘ hunc. “-..—..-... .--... .- So.Norwaik_TrustCo SAVINGS DEPASRT'MENT Subject to Savings Bank‘Laws and Invests Such Deposits sumo-run as Dinners]: or we monotone. hbwbyesdbsfiieutolbewbiosoldie .... ...—.... II [II BENIS. Two quart Water Bottles. Two illlart Fountain, Syringes» Guaranteed for one year. "It Bllliiliil Pliflifllifll, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Cell, 15-2. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—There was a sprinkling of small gains mingled with the prevailing losses registered by the opening pricesc of stocks. scale. Reading declined a point and Union Pacific, (treat Northern pfd., Baltimore and Ohio, Rock island pfd. and Distillers' Securities large tree —- -. lions. American Snutf pfd. sold at a decline of l. I. WALL STREET, Noon—The decline in the Rockland Collateral is reached 3% and in the Coiierateral be, 4% be- fore it was arrested. Other declines were Central Railroad of New Jersey 5, and Rutlnnd old. 2%. All animation died out of the market at alight rallies. Bonds were weak. , ...... WALI. STREET. 1 p. m.~Iteadlng after recovering to Saturday's closing met. considerable stock and declined below par again. The balance. of the list fluctuated in company with llead ing, but the movement wus much nar- rowcr. Hocking Valley Trust receipts tell i and New Haven 3%. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Miss (lruce Seymour, of West street, was a Sunday guest of Mrs, Lewis R. Ambler. at Cannon. The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a meeting at. the aims house yesterday afternoon. The Klnghts at King Arthur basket- ball‘tenm. of Norwalk, will go to Stnm fbtlr tonight and play the. temp repre- senting the Knights of King Arthur of St. John‘s parsh, that city. The annual meeting or the naugh‘ tern of the King. of Grace church, will be held this evening at. the Gut; room. Oilirera for the ensuing ye will be elected at this time. ‘ The'engugflmcnt of Miss Lilly Par- reli. of South Norwaik, to Walter Rose. . . ' both well-known in The Norwulka. has been announced. Th.- ct-rcmony will take place some time in the early spring. The degree team of Uncas Tribe, l. O. R. M. will give their regular month- ly supper tomorrow night in honor of the candidates who were initiated dur- ing January, and who were seven in number. The supper will follow the regular business meeting of the tribe. Major David H. Miller, who has been seriously ill for a long time, was able to get. down to Norwalk today for the first time in ten weeks. Major Miller, who is now recuperating fine, was greeted by many friends, who were very much pleased to learn of his im- pmvemeut. A number of young ladies have form. ed a new organization, to be known as the Juanita Whist Club. Their first meeting wns held Saturday afternoon with Mrs. William Courier, and was a most enjoyable one. The first lit-ire was awarded to Miss lncz Talmadge and the second to Miss Amy Lawrence. Refreshments were served. The club will be e ertaind this Saturday at. ternoon b Miss Ruth Cary. 10 RIADJUST new HAVEN a. n.‘ Sweeping Changes Scheduled Cause of “Elbeleney.” NEW LONDON. Feb. 3.-—lt is re- ported here, on what is believed to filo reliable authority, that there are soon to be sweeping changes on the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail. road system. As the statement comes. the ten superintendents of divisions on the system are to be cut down to live, the oilice of assistant superintendent abolished. and each superintendent will have under him a train master. holding a new odiee of that name. sues LlTTLlJONN'I PLAVlNO. The Danbnry News of Saturday coir tained the following complimentary no- tice of s Norwslk artist's work at In. Antoinette Williamsnsaiels' conurt Is Dentin": “The violinist, Miss Agnes lJttleiobII. lorwelh. could hardly be given too steel: praise. Her work upon that musical tswssofscbsrso- ter which is not heard in Des maidens , The dealings were on a light - which has been called the noblest o! 'loh lustre-ten ,OU will have to .pey 85.00" to $10.00 more nextseesonforsSuit or Overcoetthsn' ' you do new; tor exactly the same quality. Why not buy now and pocket the dif- lerence? We are closing out our Winter stock to make room for Spring goods. That's the reason. Shoes and Rubbers at sale prices. 'Un- derwear and Sweaters. too. HEAD T0 FOOT OU'I'FI'I'I'ERS. 98 Washington St., South Phone 1688. b mac—......“- .__..._..._.._..____ I it Plill III III III . FOR WIIK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD. UNSURPASSED STAMP 0 I to stamp- Free with 1 It... can't» ,' I P. Setting Powder at 80c. 20 Stamps with 3 pm Mince Meat 25:: 25 Stamps with 1 hot. Esq-acts... ' to Stamps with 2 cans Salmon . . . . 26c .. . .. I3::::::::I:::I:III::II.. Spaghetti .................. lo Siiamps with 1 hot, Pure Olive 10 3&1le With 2 cans Lima Quilt. 0” ”22¢ each“... ....................... .10c 10 Stamp. with 1 can Soap Polish .109 Extra Special Cut Price Leaders. Gallon Tomatoes. s can ..... 28c Pane Le Ore n P Regular Price 30c y finlarmmm .' lb Cullen Apples. s can . ............ 28c A. l. P. Oat Meel,s kg. ..."..I Regular Price 30c. Regular Pr ce 10c. , Columbia River Salmon ......... 10c Wheat Berries, a pkg. ~ Regular Price 121,“. Regular Price 10c. Old Fashioned Corn and Beans. .Se vasrs, a pkg. .. ... ....... Regular Price 10c. Regular Price 15c. so Stamps Free with We purchase cl our New Crop Tees and Delicious Cof- ees. .......................... l0 Stumps with 1 hot. Amorunla. ‘Ir Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading. The IIIIIIIIIIIPIIIIIIIIII 124 Washington St South Not-walk. Tel. No. 909. ., Free Delivery. prices are always right. Y can get the best results In trading he& always. 3 sites. some well mucs neat“... ........... ..... ...ssc 3 Les, HEAD RICE ........ new zoLeeIeaauuursosuasa ..... ...........et.ee, FOR WASH DAY. 100 Hardwood Clothes Pins .. .. 6 lbs. Washing Soda . ..lOe 3 lb. can Green Cage Plums ...... large Bottle Blulng be am. can Rhubarb ..............a. “it: All Kinds Soap .4e 3 lb. can Delaware Peaches ......l iilb's. Gloss Starch 25oi4ma.lled Onions ................‘l Have you tried soot. of our Smoked Seen We slice while you welt. turn be up. Remember all- goods sold comply with the Pure Peed Lava Illib. can Baked Beans ...»..- .100 3 lb. can Fancy Spinach rseseed ToszllJoS-s. ‘ t LOW TIDI LlAVII FLAT. DIV. High Northwest Winds Caused thei Water‘s Leave Her‘aar. There was another low tide yester- dsy’ which is declared by people who hanger: familial; :m' aha. ' low title when the two sum 0 years eve um? III. to ma u." " """' "' " u s we ' tolesvethebsrborasif flthadso Wdim'l‘m» not been seen for years lsleudsotbstissshorttlmetbe “'4' srsssss's «use - ammo s. s..ros. 7 of on porttos of the ' My” phenomenally low tide. Ose , northwest wind that was - at day and the other was ii wss wrlsee the day bedstea' ,. ‘ when the neon, which . . ‘ tides. is seamsttheeertbhfl Either “giant in itself to
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