Lucallews lluies. lflfiflfllw Launch Works. '30: frames set up and ready to D Allklndsd “mambnilttom -ircompetentworkmsa. Oyster Shall Point. Norwalk Annamaria. and Mom, 59c Cor- sets, 80c pr. M. S. Smith & Co. W. W. Comstock of South Main street. is contemplating a trip South. Mr. Cornstock expects to start nest Sentinel by telephone please do it in «u “”31. My convenience this silica and so earn more prompt attention. ' wanna}: ransom. ages of high pressure central over the upper Mississippi Valley is producing pleasant weather with low tempera- ‘ tures in all sections east of the Rocky Mountains. The temeratures are slightly below zero in the extreme , northern sections and between it) and 30 degrees above zero in the central ” and eastern sections Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with lower temperatures and brisk wester- ly winds Rogers a Stevens. , Saturday candy, only 25c pound, at The Stillson-Powcll Corporation. the guest of her parents, in Ridgefield, over Sunday. Norwslk, met last .‘ the first degree. play the Overlook basketball team at the armory tonight. Grocery store. it will pay you to read thcadv. in this issue. guest of her cousin. Mrs. Edward J. Thomas, of Berkeley street. duced prices at Ibo puny. The adv. will tell you all about It. at the Union Pacillc Tea Cotnpany. The adv. will tell you how you can get , it. . D. Lawton 0; Co. walk, has been a guest of Mrs, Brluckerhoff, Railroad ayenae, New Canaan. for the past few days. why not try a box of Liggett's Satur— day candy. You can get it at The Clilord and Bridge Pharmacies. quested to assemble at the Castle in time for the opening of the meeting at ness of great importance. Old Well Hook and ladder Company, was taken with an attack of the grip last night, and was obliged to go to his home in Havlland street. Chickens, 18c. Hayes’ Mkt. per cent. investment it will pay you to call on it. 1.. Coburn and see what Jle has to after. ,will tell you something about it. week. Mr. and Mrs. John Crindrod. of is- aacs street. Norwalk, entertained s company of friends, last night at their home. -C. Av. K. lists. O'Brien. Mrs. John H. Ferris, president of the Hospital Whlst Club, will entertain the club this evening at her residence in «West avenue. Mrs. Lewis It. Ambler, of Cannon, and her guest, Miss Edna iiarker, of Evansburg. Penn, were guests of friends in South Norwalk yesterday. Will thus communicating with The «with regard to business, with no ard to news, call “If they will kindly do so, it will Fair and An For Norwalk and vicinity: tonight. Saturday fair. Eureka Rebekah Lodge, Feb. 14, Odd Fellows' Hall. Tickets, 25c. Cornelius A. McNamara, manager, of the clothing and shoe departments in the li. Krieger & Company store, was in New York yesterday on a. business trip for the firm. Samuel Newman, a young employs of the Adams Express Company who has beep undergoing treatment at the hospital for pneumonia, was discharg- ed from that institution today, Organizer Mcipughlin, of Brooklyn, addressed some of the members of the Norwalk Typographlcal Union last night, at the meeting held in the oillce oi Frederick S. Lyon, on North Main street. Mrs. Jacob Roskan, of South Main street, underwent an operation at the Norwalk Hospital this morning. The operation was performed by Dr. Wil- liam .l. Tracey, assissted by Dr. F. l. Barbell. , —ii'resh Shoulders, 10o. iiuttery's. 0. Arthur Knapp. who has been laid up by illness for several days, at his home in Main street,‘Norwalk, resum- ed his duties as telegraph operator at the South ,Norwalk railroad dock this morning. A telegraph news despatch received in South Norwaik yesterday afternoon stated that the tug Scully was ashore off this harbor None of tho boatmen along the water front or at nearby points had seen anything of the vee- sel. Charles E. Seymour's left arm is now getting along line and his physio fan states that danger of blood pols oning has been passed. Mr. Seymour laid the arm open badly about a week ago, when a large lamp chimney broki while he was cleaning it Several stltghes wore required to close the gas ~iiuy your Valentines while the as. sortment is good. M. S. Smith & Co. have a large variety. The railroad commissioners have approved the layout and construction of the Shore Line Electric Railway Company in the town of Saybrook; also the taking of the required land he longing to. Llssic D. Beebe, ii. Nelson Beebe, in Old Saybrook, Flora L Harding, 1.. W. Harding. Susan E Bough, Mary A. Redheid, Louis Mach and Jerome Mack, of Essex. -Elgin Butter, 32c. FOL. & Co. South Norwalk Council, Knights oi Columbus, held an' interesting meet ing last night at the Council quarters in Washington street Five candi' dates for membership were elected The c mlttee on the series of card parties eported that the next one had been arranged for. it will be held on Friday evening, February 21. The Big sale of trousers is now on at Read the adv. ~Baker'sCocoa, 20c. F. D L. I: Co. Miss Bessie Gilbert. of Norwalk, was St Johns Lodge, 17 ~Telescope Hats. 0 Elem, Douglas Fowler Cadet Corps will Low prices prevail at the New York Miss Lulu Bowen. of Darieu, is a --iv‘resh Hams, 12c. Buitery' s. Silk an I .crepe at greatly re 4 "M .Read Com- J Tomorrow you can get 3 china plate «California Oranges, it tor'zac. r. Mrs. Rufus Osborn, of South Nor- C. E. it you want a box of good candy ~llen's Winter Caps. O'Brien. The Knights of King Arthur are re- o'clocl: sharp. because of much busi- William McPherson, driver for the ——Cholca Native, Turkeys, 22c .lb.; if you are looking for a good six The adv. in this issue The resignation of Second lieuten- —Attend the'dance to be given by , committee on the smokePiYeld Tues day evening also reported. ant Lyman B, Comatock, Company M, Second Infantry. has been accepted and he has been honorably discharged from the military service of the state. ~Baker's COCOS, 20¢. I". D. L. 1 Co. in: large variety l‘lg paste, 10c lb. M S. Smith & Co. —.-'.0 varieties Fresh Chocolates, 20c pastor of the Fir“ Methodist Episcry pal Church, South Norwaik. who has been conilacd to the house with a se- ~ vcre cold, is much better and was able to hold one service in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Ridgeileld, last Sunday. . cided to continue the construction of i the state me.) across Bedding Ridge ’ begun last year. northward to what is Rev “If"! 3- “Wt formerly 'l‘e members of Star of Columbia Circle No 253 held their meeting in Mystic Chain 'haii Wednesday even leg. as the ball was rented for adance on the regular meeting night, but here after will be held on the regular meet- ing nights. The members also voted to hold a dance on February 20, in Mystic Chain hall. They will hold their meeting on the same evening. The nieetlng will be called at. 7:30 ii. in. Only the important business will be transacted. All members are re The selectmen oi Wing have do» 4' known as the "l'lvo Points.” The road is much used by automohlllsis en route to and trots Dridpport and passes through one of the most inter eating sections of -Ererythlng In Hosiery and Under wear at special low prises. at M. a. Smith 1. Co.’ a. r The Silver Lake ice Company. 0 Nero-iii, had begun the wort: of bar- qucsted to furnish refreshments. —OUN SATUNDAV SPECIALS. Roasting Pig Pork. 12c lb. Legs Spring lamb, Inc lb. Small Fresh Hams. tmc lb.’ Home Dressed Chickens. 20c lb. Sugar Cured Hams, 12c lb. PUBLIC MARKET. vesting a of ice when mum 31 So. Main tit. I am CS... L W “I *W— . 5:, t,., ygguydgy n. m was spent uneasy assonrssnr or in s the sac trust the surface or the ice. All of starting 1"" VALEWES have to be repeated,“ main. Merrill. president of the m, stated no AND lardsy. —«””*«~wwaw SATURDAY CANDY, IN TN! STATS AT COLEMAN’S Valentine Post Cards m in: sun or. TROUS , "RS I ' Hundreds of men have been waiting for our regular February Trousers Sale. 'Ask any use of them why, and he’ll tell you that our Trousers never disappoint in lit or wear—they're made in the right way of the right stuff. Hence the added attraction of the low prices which have made our sales famous: Semaranso'i‘rousersat............Sr4s. Sana'l‘roussrsat....................81.ps. ‘Sgso'l'rousersat...................-8a.ss "Sw'l'rousersat...................3348 “soTrousersatw Allsizessteachprice, but not in every pattern. $1.9 $1.7: s Boys’ $3.5o Oxford Overseers, sizes from S IOJD . . .. Coats and Vests to match, sizes 34 and 35 chest assess.ssss-fl'vsssvsososo ..... aslessees-assslvsslsaswso ALL OUR FEEDS ARE HOME GROUND! I i 5 You are not buying dirt or dust when you give us an order for OATS. Plenty of rusty. damaged oats last crop Perhaps you thought all oats were alike, but they' re not. Out oats differ from other oats. They' re sweet, clean and tree from foreign seeds. Quality is important. . luy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL rono HATCH. We are near. Just as far as the nearest lettenbox or telephone. VALENTINES LANCE ASSO NTMENT OF Tuck’s, Dutton’s and lntematioual Ari Co.’s Valentines, lc to 31.50,; ‘ William P. BeerS’ COOK AND STATIONERY STONES. 6 SO. MAIN ST» 80. NONWALK. l9 WALL 87., NONWALK. .~.—L.__-.fl.~_————_._ Bluefish, 15c Lb. Wesks, Fist. Smelt, Salmon, Pike, Herring. Cod, Halibut, Eels, Sheepshesd. Long and Round Claus and Wakefield Oysters. Cntbill’s Bridgt Fish Market. —————_..n__._—__. HEALTH BRAND OF MILK, full weight cells, per can, We Nice Lean Shoulders, per lb. ..... 10¢ iicinz Pickles. regular 25c bottles, Strictly Fresh Essa. per dos, ..... 35c; cut to .......................... 20: “i Page. Grandmas Pan Cake Hour 251: .‘i Cans N. Y. Slate Corn ........ 25c Maine Potatoes, very line cookers. i3 Cans Early June Pass ......... 25¢ p.k ........................... 25s 3 Pkgs Ambrosia 0st Meal. . . .. 25¢: 20” lbs. (lranulaiml Sugdi 81.00 3 lbs. Large Prunes ............. 25: 3 Cans Campbt-lls Soup ......... 25¢, OIANOES, LEMONS. APPLES, CELENV, PANSNIPS, ETC. UNITED GROCERY CO. Fort St, East Norwalk. Phone 319-3. so No. Main St. So. Norwaik. 143- So.NorwalkTrtIstCo CONDUOTS A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests Such Deposits ' swarms as mam av rrs enormous khaflsdbyssdiss‘sbleutoibsmefih “HM. sarcasm-$1.00; .tieas. theatre“ and sidewalksonbothsidss . u sis lashes Saiuidau Bandy, Twenty—nine Cents ’ a Box Is the Greatest Candy Value Ever Offered. anywhere near the price will ever satisn fy you again. We guarantee nggett's Saturday Candy to be pure, wholesome and absolutely free from all inferior ingredients. it is last as nutritious as it Is delicious, and just as good as it is cheap. ~ PRICE. 29c BOX. _ iii Bimini Pharmacy, rns Pnescnirrion sronsl Telephone Call, 15-2. All Goods Delivered Pm of Charge. TODAY IN WALL eraser. was]. smear, 10510 a. tn.-—No prices were shown by the opening quo- tations for stocks. Small fractional gains and losses were quite evenly di- vided and many" of the most prominent stocks sold at t night's prices. Deal- ings were on a small scale. lllinois Central advanced 2 and Chicago Great Western Debentures declined 1%, and Brooklyn Transit 95, WALL STREET, ii a. m.—The mar- selllng of Brooklyn Transit Reading, and Baltimore and Ohio gradually as« ailect the entire list. WALL STREET. Noon —-Aitcr lut- ther declines the selling pressure abat- ed. but the following rallies were lee- ble. Bonds were steady. WALL STREET. 1. p. m.——Tlic usual leaders were neglected, but they held steady despite a strong outbreak Oi selling in the Erie stocks which lower- ed them from is to _.1‘/. Twin City insipid Transit went down 4% on a few en es. KING CARLOS' FUNERAL. Body Placed in s Casket and LY'M in State. LISBON, Portugal, February 7.— The body of King billion was plac- ed in its coilln yesterday, after which the queen mother, Maria Pla, Queen Amelie. his wife. and Manuel, his son. were admitted in view it. The two queens and the young king broke down and wept bitterly. At midnight the body. in its coillu. was transported to the royal chapel. The head priest attached to the palace led the procession, carrying the pal- ace cross. He was followed by the pai- ace major dome and then came a group of courtlere and other odlclals. Behind the comp marched the Duke of Opo'rto. the king’s brother. and Vice-admiral Capella, the latter bear- lng the king's plumed helmet and his sword. The troops presented arms as the cortege passed. 0n the breast of the dead king were insignia and or- ders, and his hands were encased in white gloves. in the lingers was s ro- sary, the beads being black pearls. As the procession moved slowly along priests recited the prayers for the dead. while from afar could be hear the boom of the cannon on board the warships, When the ilnal prayers were said the church bells broke out into a dirge. A similar ceremony marked the transfer of the body of the crown prince to the royal chapel. The face of the yuang man was covered with a Portuguese flag to hide his wound. IDNDON Feb. 7,—The committee which was appointed to complete the details of the trans-Atlantic shipping agreement by which the steamship companies are to put an end to the rate war experienced some diillculty at its session this morning, and ad- journed nulii this PVeliIng. The diffi- culty had to be referred to the high- er authorities of the steamship com- panies concerned, but confidence is expressed that it will be overcome. The broad lines of the mutual agree- ment were decided upon and accepted ystrdsy. . STAT! POMOLOCICAL SOCIETY HARTFORD I'eb ‘I.’—-Yesierdsy a session of the State Pomologlcal Socie- ty was devoted to addresses and dis- cussions on sod cultivation and tillage oi orchards by Prof. U. P. lisdrlck. of Osssvs,N Prof. inwell B. Jud- son made an Yaddress with demonstra- tion on successful western methods of grading and packing fancy apples. The following encore were elected: Prest- dsnt, Charles L Cold. West Cornwall. bitogers th- ington' motif]. u. c c Milesm mi- ford: treasurer, Orrin Gilbert. Middle- tows. fl—-—w WATCH PLOODID Till ITAIIT. A bad break occurred in the large water insis who the Caster school is Isis street. last night about to o‘clock. A stream of water spouted high is the air. and threw great quan- titlssof dirtssdsaowisslldlreo- water low-r so test that ballot “missus-smalls Taste it once and no other candy at. important changes from last nights sumlng large enough proportions to~ kel grow weak after thc'opening, the ' i will have‘ to pay $5.00 to $10.00 more acrimoniorsSuitorOverco‘stthsn‘ youdonowior MYIDGIIIDG,W. Why notbuy now antipoclid the dil- fume? We are closing out our Winterstockto make room for,Spriag goods, 'lhst's the reason. Shoes and Rubbers st sale prices. Un- derwear and Sweaters, too. PRIGE’S some sun. HEAD T0 FOOT OUI‘I'TI‘TERS, 98 Washington St, Phone 1m. . South Norwskn ”iii. it his lull liailyliillitiii we row want oosssslucmo U" MONDAY FEBRUARY 3RD. UNSURPASSED STAMP OFFER}, : 00 Stamps Free with 1 large all! A. S P. lilting Powder at 609. _w.—m our New Crop Tess and Delicious Cof- fats. 20 Stamps with 3 pkgs. Mince Meat 25c 25 Stamps with 1 hot. Illinois ... SS. . l0 Stamps with 2 cans Salmon . .. 26¢ 10 Stamps mu. 1 m am an . 1.. . 10 Stamps with 1 pkg, Macaroni or 10 Stamps 'm‘ 1 P“ u", Powder”. Spaghetti .................... 10a to Stamps with 1 hot. Pure Olive 10 Stamp- vith 3 can- Ums MI. ‘ 0" 22¢ Subunnun. " .10: 10 Stamps with 1 can Soap Polish 106. Extra Special Cut Price ' Leaders. Gallon Tomatoes. a can 20o PaneyLa scrapes Prams lb. . So Regular Price 30c. lar Price 10c. 40 Stamps Free with ‘0: purchase oil as s ........................ "" """"' lo Stamps with 1 hot. Amomnla. l ATLANTIC SHIPPING AGREEMENT ' ”new?“ ‘3."0"IA'FI..'.“ ............. 2.: i‘. ‘I P. "'c ml...'linlu‘ s- ~vsarese Regular Price 30o. Regular 10c. fl ‘ Columbia River Salmon . ..... 10c Wheat lorries, a pkg. ..'......."... Regular Price 1255c. Regular Price 10c. Old Fashioned Cornand Beans. atoll Regular Price No. lar Price 150. V 7*, . . Sc vasra,s Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading. III III IIIIIIIII 8i PIIIIII III III. 124 Washington St" South Nerwslk. . m. . Free Delivery. Tel. No. Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL smear. spawns. ‘ Deposits over .- - 53, 525000 Surplus and Profits over $2300',I10Il.0000 pgy.l;f:?$u:yc:§ .113?“ from the that of each month. Interest OIONOE M. HOLMES, PrOs't. WILLIAM A. CURTIS, VIM-Pm FREDERICK A. ILLS, Ssc'y and Tress. , . '35, Money Advanced to all, on their household (uranium? pianos and other personal property, without removal, on their own Ills! without indorser. CALL" AND SEE US. Independent mam Co. lisvllsnd Bldg, W Oillce open until p. It.“ Special for“ slurs-y. SHEET MUSIG l5c. in the, Old See-Saw, The Girl Who Threw Me Down. l'm Afraid to Come Home In the Dark, Down in the Old Cherry Orchard, Won't You Be My Honey? 'I'Wo Blue Eyes, Dreaming, l'm Tying the Leaves So They Won't Come flown, The Teddy Bear March, lllondy. and others. W. A. Bdggermsn, MUSIC STONI. Donovan Sleek, 182 Washington St. . Agent tor Crescent Laundry. l have just receivsds .1 ' Mattresses, including banish Tops, All Cotton and All Wool trusses in one and two nownnll rar‘m. all ma all 0 pg prises:- iiacsisionloft Teachers". ' MAW sou Top. two Alzfzttoa mesa-s two lhsvs slsos better siorloft'l’opsw lafsllslss. lets ”m—.«—— «—
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