. ssnznsou's Launch Works. ”unattl'ramssastup and ready to Ailkladsotiopsir work. Metallumhuilttom Momma-twinned Oyster Shell Point... Harwell CHURCH ATTENDANCE GOOD. Weather Makes Little Dillorenee in Norwaiii Methodist Services. The soloist at the revival meeting In the Norwalk Methodist Church last evening was Miss kindle Valentine. and she sang "Bear the News" In a manner that greatly pleased the audi- ence. The weather made but little dittorence in the number of persons that showed their interest in the ser- viCes by their attendance. Miss Lord read for her Scripture lesson the story of the lame man at the pool at Beth- esda, as given in Jorn v. She took for her text the words: "In the name of Local Illus- lilies. Elli those communicating with The basallhons glass“ ”to“ It in mar uses, edit may; with no srdto toncws, call 'l'l they will kindly do so, It will My souvenienco this cities and so- euro more prompt attention. WHATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and Vicinity: Rain and wider tonight. Sunday ialr and cold- . er. .. The storm that was central near . “Janis yesterday morning has mov- ed aortheasterly, and is now central overuse Ontario. It Is producing cloudy and rainy weather with high . wings in the Lake Region and along tho coast. Storm warnings are dis- Phud along tho coast. Conditions fa- vor for this vicinity cloudy and rainy w during the day and tonight, followed by clearing and colder lun- dsy morning. walk " found in Acts Iii., 6. She pic- tured the scene of these two men. Peter and John, on their way to prayer meeting, with their eyes open to see the needy souls on the way. And going In this way, they Iound the needy one «a lame man, who came into the world lame, and his lameness was probably caused by an evil heridlty. Many a life has been cursed by the evil passions, awful appetites and by the skepticism of its ancestors. game the commandment, "Thou shalt have no other gods before me." I!- must have the iirst place In your lite, [or only thus can you attain to the truest, noblest lite. So truly do you love your child, that you demand obed ience for the child’s sake, and so deep ly does God love humanity, that tor its good He demands the ilrst place In man's elections, motives and life. She then spoke of physical lameness as not to be compared with the evil eflect of moral or spiritual weakness. Which Is worse, a crippled body or a crippled character? withered limbs or an impaired moral nature? flabby mus- cles or a hobby will? Peter said to the man, “Such as l have, give I to thee." What did he have? A friend; a strong physician. who was able to heal; a Savior who was perfectly able to make him a strongman; and so he gave the com. mand, "In the name at Jesus Christ, rise and walk." The name of the governor at the end of a properly writ- ten document means pardon for a con demned man'. The document does not bring pardon, but that name because of the power it represents, brings the pardon. Today, arguing will not save a man; resolution will not save him. nor will wishing. But the power back the name of Jesus will enable a an to walk in newness of life. Pow- aiways comes to the man who does bli mart, trusting In Jesus to keep his promise. ZODIAC "ASSEMBLY. ~— Histakes are funny only when oth- or people make them and they don't hurt us. , . The Decker Club meets at 12 dclock with. the regular Bible school of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. All young men not belonging to a similar , associmion are invited to be present. The dancing class of Mrs. E. J. Sims and Miss Mary Kirby Jennlgs, in Red Men's all, last night, was held as us- psi, and in connection therewith there was a German at. Valentine day with favors and decorations. The various rooms in the Over Riv- er School held a valentine' party yes- terday afternoon. ’There was a mail carrier chosen in each room who de- livered the valentines. Much fun was enjoyed by the children. A union gospel temperance meeting will he held In the Norwallt Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 7: 30, The Norwaik Congregational and Norwalk Methodist churches will join in this evening service, and the address will be given by Miss May B. lord. —-Tbe Shaw Brothers have placed an order with Boat and Engine Deal- er C L. St. John for one of the Amen ican Gas Motor Co.’ s 1908 speed mo- tor boats. John Chnnors, an employo at the South Norwalk steamboat dock, was presented with twin daughters, Wednesday night, by his wife. The mother and children are doing well. Mr. Connors is receiving many congratulations over the event. The steamer Marlon nushlppoa her rudder yesterday morning in the ice of the harbor, but there was no seri- ous result. Later the Addie v, gave her a line and assisted her in making the sharp turns of the harbor until ov- en water was reached. and the Marion proweded to New York It was lis- ured that the trouble could be attended to In an hour after she reached New York. —Umbrellas and Mourning Bands. O'Brien. Norwslli Last Night. A new social club was formed in South Narwalk last evening and is to be known as the Zodiac Assembly. It is probable that permanent club rooms will be secured a little later though this matter has not been fully determined upon. It is also expected that the assembly will gave social events In the near future. Last evening organization was per. fectcd and officers chosen, the follow- ing being named: President—Thomas H. Conty. Vlce-president—Edward Shea. Secretary—Edwin A. Miller. Treasurer-Howard Hoyt. Iloard of Trustees—Arthnrhlioys. chairman; Charles Mints, Art or Comrsgmga‘dm. 0.; N‘sshslgvgttgnb the Keyworth, James C Donnelly, Jr.. 7 V D' ' (3., will b” n the Armory on Monday Ch'lelitfctargfi'ngzmbora of the club "'le '0 “km“ ”‘3‘" “mm" ai'e: William H. Ra ond, Jr., John “m 3“” the visitors will I"?! (Ill Ilyrnes, A. D. Keywor’I'l'll. Arthur Hoyt, "“4”"? “mm ”“3 ““9 “m' ‘ ' Edward O'Brien, 0. A. Hallockflames ”WW”! ‘9“ ‘h‘ mettle ”I m" Nor C. Donneliy Jr., Edward Shes. Tho- walk 9'3”" mm for the team mas H. Couty, Charles Mints. Howard from the Dim 0' “mm "" lioyt Edwin A. Miller Morris Hairs mm "D m" P" 3" $259"; :2; man] Ralph .. Dibble, Howard Zelufl. Hath. TMY‘ ’ ous cars Harry Oberlander, Addison Austin, y Theron It. Bradley. ‘~ so luc- CLOTH ALI. WOOL AND PAINT ALL PAINT iii in their own deem to great faith In their ability to ' is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shodv ily paint. The L a M is Zinc Distal . any team up this way Juds- ing “mm the tone of as correspon made Into Oxide of Zinc combined with White Lead, and then made Into paint deuce received by the local manage- ment. the southern cracks hive a poor with pure [linseed Oil in thousand gab Ion grindings and billings. Wears opinion of the class of basketball a New England. If thrsi'mv'l's i toshow sash supe y “seem toto‘olnfthsm Norwalk tans }°“" “N" m“ 01"! $120 per gai- Chas. a. now, souls Noreen! liab- aomo Willi“! as mile-d0! "OHM WW" "" ball a Staples Ildwe. Co., Norwalk: w. s. Gum a son. tea-can be trusted to I". l W w;sstsort North muuunmrdwuvtbw 'l" rup Bros. Southport. L a it Paint "W". Agents. loo 3 Gail. , of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and ., i Cod ' New Social Club Formed In ...... ' shamanism- Value is “the keynote of our Trousers Salt last as it always has been. But men know is now without our telling them, and they come by the” hun- dreds at the more announcement of this twice-ii-ycsr sale. This we' ve a bigger variety that! ever of ' the solid-wear worsted trousers in such demand. and lots of the fancy csssimere and Cheviot trauma that make such splendid work and business trousers. These prices spell economy when you [consider that our trousers are always better than any others at our regular prices: - ”05° Tmm Ilsa-Isaolsollilluiqs 83.00 Trouseranow L98 “mm.lm servers-eosssssos SsmTrousernnow 83.48 'vl’iMflTm, ‘b ( tyi'w'o'l'glelll , Men’s Coats and Vests, $1.79. Boys' $3.50 Ox- ford Overcoats,,$i.69. Other good bargains we've no space to print. is South lainStreet. . Tome Call 6324. W 6» No man worthy the name would refuse to provide food for his animals, but many are careless and builder, cut as to the quality. The quality of the grain and buy you feed to your animals is as important as the quality of the food you eat. We handle only the good kind. Home Ground Feeds a specialty. . Buy Cato Thais Clean. ' MANUEL TORO HATCH. We are near—just as far as the nearest letter hos or telephone. NEW Local Post Cards William P. Bcedrs soon AND srllrloseav arouse. s souril mm shes, sour» NORWALK. 4’ WALL STRIKE NOIWALK. Bluefish, 150 Lb. Weeks, Flat, Smelt, Salmon. Pike, Herring. Cod, Halibut, Eels, Sheepshesd, Roe Shad. Long and Round Clams and Wakefield Oysters. Guibill's Bridge Fish Market. m— mi:- HEALTII BRAND MILK, hill weight, per can, SPECIAL PRICE OF FLOUR BY THE BARREL. 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . ..... ”$1.00 8 lbs. LargePrunes ............,. 25o 'lcnns Defiance Milk. 259 IOcaltesTrinmphSoap...... 3 cans New York State Corn . .. . .25c Blister Brand Salmon, per can .. . 10o Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dos. . .35: 3 pkgs. Grandma's Pan Coke Flour 25c Good Eggs, per dos. ......... . . . . . 25c‘ Peanut Butter, per lb. 3 lbs. Y, le Toast Crackers 25c :l cans Campbell's . . lestzbccmeeinthistownmerlb“ ........... owl seals ..... 25¢ rrsss s: UNITED GROCER 0. so No. Main St. So. Nerwalk. Phone 143. Fort St., East Norwalk. Phone 319-3. So NarwalkTrustCo CONDUCTG AI SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ’* SubjecttoSavingsBanliLawsaodlnvests SuchDeposits mrmrm‘nmnomn BYITBPBOVIBIONB. . lthmhyssdhsiisctiolhsmslle lilo m- k Itit “needed in Floating Again and ”Slims Saturday Dandy, is always the same seed quality and absoillssly trash every time you buy. ‘l'l-IIIAPOLLO CHOCOLATII are the kind you think or first when you desire the best. Handsomely packed in two pound, pound and halt pound packages at 30c, 00c, lbs and 51.50. llll Blllllllll Phillllflll, Till rasscntrrlou'fl 01'0". Telephone Gall, 15-2. All Goods Delivered Free at Charge. TODAY IN WALL cream. WALL 8111081310: 10 a. in.— last night with a brisk demand well distributed through the list, 1.0qu ville l Nashville rose 1%, Colorado Fuel 1% American Sugar 1%, South- orn Paciilc, Atchison and Missouri Pacific 1, and St. Paul, Northern Par cidc, Minneapolis. St. Paul and Basil. Saints Marie and St. Louis and San Francisco 2nd pfd. 96. The New York City new 4% per cent. bonds were dealt in "when issued" at 101 com- psred with last night's price on the curb at 105% and the old I sold at 107% compared with a rice g or 106% at the stock exchange laso night. WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—Ths mar- ket did not maintain its strength long. profit taking by the professionals on edterday's purchases when the city bond sale was an assumed success, and treat: liquidation of the prominent specialties dr rlviils prices cuito sharply below yester sy's closing. Chicago Great Western pfd. A, relapsed tie. Pacific Coast 8% Pull man and Am- erican Smeltlng 3, Western Union 259, Reading 2%, Union Paclilc and Amerl can Cotton Oil 2, and several stocks 1 or more, There were a few belated advances such as live points in Minne- apolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie pfd and l in American Sugar pfd. . WALL STREET. close.—The mar- ket closed heavy and very dull. The tone of the market remained soft and prices showed little resiliency. Union Pacific sold all Ii points on a report of an injunction against the payment of the» Southern Pacific dividend. Del- aware I: lludson tell 2 1.2, St. Paul and Canadian Pacific; ‘. Only slight rallies resulted from the covering of shorts FOWLER'S MONETARY SVCTEM. hays Hls Colleagues in empress Fear- 0d ”the People at Home." INDIANAPOLIS Feb. 15,—Congress- .- man Charles N. i‘owler, of New Jer- any, last night told an audience of luv Cdiannpolis business men of his plans for a monetary system which will eliminate the possibility of future fi- nancial panics Ile advocated the es- tablishment of a reserve fund of $700,000,000 as a guarantee. against bank failures and the ultimate with- drawal op all state banks and trust companies from the iinsncial world un- less they become national institutons. Incidentally Congressman Fowler said his co-laborers in Congress were afraid to act, and declared that the feared “the people back home” In a transactions that came before Con- "It is for you to settle this question, gentlemen," he said, "and not Con grass, for Congress does not know how to settle it." STEAM!“ LUCANIA GROUND“). Otartedte to” NEW YORK, Feb. lh—The Cunard Line steamer Lucania went ashore on the south side 0! Oedney‘ Channel while leaving port lousy for Queens- town and Liverpool. The ananla grounded while trying to avoid a collision with the tank steamer Deutscbland, also outward bound. A. strong southwest wind is blow— ing, and there is a ground swell on the bar where the steamer is lying. The Lueania succeeded in moving ahead nearly a length after she struck the bar. and it is possible she may work as into deep water without as- sistense. 'l'ks Lac-ah dusted lust lisiorc ten o'eiosk'and started tor sea. UNKNWN MAN till-LID. list Death Under Freight Train At last Years Old. M. ltr—Aa an II 291: Box. You Prices at stocks started higher than' .... ’ 0L0 COIIGIIS I will have tolpsy 55.00 to 510.00niore nestmoniorsSuitorOvercostdisa yondonowicrexsctlydicsamocualiiy. j Whynotbuyuowsndpockettlleilii- lerbnce? WesreclosingoutourWinterstockto -lnakeroointor8pringgoods. That'sthereilsonf Shocssnanllbersst salepriccs. liar- derwearsndSweateratoo. . meromorwrrmnas, ”Wmst-r PhonoIM' TryoncBagoltheFloursnditwillconvince you utbeliestonthelisrkct. South Norwalk. Tel. No. 909 Norwalk Savings Societ” 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. V Deposits over - - - :3, 525, 000.00. Surplus and Profits over $230, 000. 00. Deposits receive interest from the first of each month. Interest payable January and July. osoaa‘s si. Homes, ems. wittiau A. cuims, Vlcsvl'res't. resonates A. nus, “fly and Tress. " a” For Sale. To Leland want Ads Pall l‘ V—W’“ I HAVE YOU '0'.” BRAZILIAN MORE" Wit! ‘39}.95 ENE ...... aaoucul c N N mugs" $731."? moment
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