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ideal News lilies.
Will those communicating with Tho
flannel by tolophons pleats do it In
this myi—vwlth regard to business.
call ass; withro regard to nova. call
0&2. If they will kindly do so, it will
My convenience this stiles and so?
“In more prompt attention.
‘ mart-Ian s____oancasr.
For Email: and vicinity: Snow or
rain tonight. Thursday clearing and
1colder The storm that was central
‘ near St. Louis yesterday morning has
moves slowly eastward and is new
central over Lake Erie. it is produc-
ing cloudy weather with snow or rain
in all sections can; of the Mississippi
,irivor. An area of high pressure is
producing pleasant weather with a
moderate cold wave between the Mis-
sissippi river and the Rocky Moun-
tains. Conditions favor for this vicin-
. tty snow probably turning to rain and
.followed by clearing and colder on
Thursday. Storm warnings are dis-
played along the coast.
Miss Nora E Ryan was a visitor in
New York yesterday. 1
Mrs. Annie C. Havllsnd. o! Fairheld
avenue, is the guest of "friends in
Iiidgeileld
...—”......
The Sixth Company. Coast Artillery.
will hold their regular drill- at the
armory. this evening.
Alsrge party or people to The
Nowalks attended a reception in
Stamford, last evening.
The bankruptcy hearing of the Boo
ton Tea and Codes Company is on in
Bridgeport again today.
The choir of Trinity Church will
hold a rehearsal at the church this
evening at 7: 45 o'.clock
The regulardrill of ..the Seventh
Company. Coast Artillery, was held
last night 'at the armory.
There will be a great substitute sale
at the Boston Store Friday. Read the
adv. and learn more about it.
Miss Nellie Boutwell. of Ansonla.
is the guest of her brother. Dr. Char-
les 1". Boutwell, of Crescent Terrace
The D. M. Read Company has just
received a. large stock of new glass-
, Iazure. The adv. will tell you all about
.a
Surprising cofiee satisfaction is what
you get when you buy your coffee at
The Union Pacific Tea Company. Read
their adv.
, Joseph 0. Hunter and‘ Lester R.
Warren. of Norwalk. saw a production
of the Merry Widow in New York Sat-
urday night.
Joseph D. McMahon, formerly of The
Norwalhs. opened his new hotel. The
Old Homestead. at Elmhurst. Long is-
land. last night.
A regular meeting of the Hospital
Whist Club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Frederick H. Rowan. 21 Elm.
wood avenue, Friday, February 2ist, at
3 p. m.
The social which the ladies of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church had
arranged for tonight at the church has
been postponed “until next week. on
account of the storm.
.il, J. Collins, who hos been a guest
for the past two weeks of his brother.
Andrew J. Collins. of A. J. Collins is
('ouipany. returned last night to llos.
too. to resume his duties.
- , ANDERSON '3
Launch Works.
1303mm“ and ready to
p All kinds otrspair ....
by competent work man.
— A
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. W. 0 Craft, of Meadow
street,
The South Norwslk schools are clon-
ed this afternoon, on account of the
storm.
The case of Frederick Banks which
was to have coma up in the Probate
Court yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
was postponed until today, Dr Baker
and Dr. Baldwin not having completed
their report.
Charles Newtown. of the Knapp Box
Company plant. received fortyvnine
valentines on St. Valentine's day. it is
said. Mr. Newtown's many friends do.
clsre that he has not yet finished look-
ing all of them over.
Joseph Goodwin has gotten out
some unusually attractive display
cards announcing a dance for the Zo-
diac Assembly. These cards are prob
ably the most elaborate cards ever
made for a dance here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGarry
are thetproud parents of an eight-
pound boy, born Saturday morning
Mrs. McGarry was formerly Miss Mar
garet Hennesscy. of this city, Mother
and child are doing well.
Attorney Henry Merwin, of New
Haven. has been a recent guest of
Attorney Nehemiah Caudee, of the
firm of Keogh and Condos. Meson.
Merwln. Caudce and Keogh were class-
mates at the Yale Law Schoolf“
lonely ill of grip and neuralgia for
the past several days at. his home in
Fairfield avenue, continues today in
about the same condition, though he
is not so ill as when first taken.
Trinity Men's Club has had new
electric lights instlled in their hall in
South Main street. A basketball team
has been formed and the necessary on.
paratus is being put in for a game in
the near future. A smoker will be
held Friday evening.
Miss Ruth Dufault is now a student
at D'Youville Academy, Plattsburg.
New Yorlc, She is now recovering
from an attack of the'grlp. Her moth-
er. Mrs. George L. lhifault. has been
at Platisburg taking care of her and is
expected home tomorrow.
A careful inquiry about the city in-
dicates that practically all of the
stores will observe regular Saturday
business hours on Washington’s birth-
day. This applies to the dry goods
store‘s. clothing stores, grocery stores,
and various other lines of business.
The sale of seats for Edgar Selwyn
in Strongheart on" Monday. February
24th, and which is under the auspices
of the Putnam Hose Company, of
South Norwalli, will open on Friday.
February 21st. at 8:30 p. m.. at the box
oilice at. Hoyt's Theatre and at Weed’s
drug store, Norw'nlk.
The Fair Cloak and For Store has
changed hands and a sweeping clear-
ance sale is now in force. Everything
in the store will be sold regardless of
cost and an entire new stock will be
put.,in for the spring trade. The large
adv. in.this issue will give you no idea
or the large reductions.
Saturday. Washington's Birthday.
lilo. Norwalk library will. as usual. be
open from 10 to l2 in the morning,"
only. But as the holiday is a Saturday
books may be returned and taken out
at these hours and also Friday night
up to the hour of closing in order to
accommodate the Public as far as pos.
sib c.
Limitcuunl‘ Word“. of the Sixth
Company, and Quartermaster Sor-
goani Snyder. of the Seventh Corny
puny, will go to Hartford, Saturday, to
Miss Elsie Schumann entertained
the "Nameless Whist Club" at hurl
home in River street. last evening. All
the members were present. and a very
cultivable evening was reported
The South Norwflk Baptist Church
was to bare held a church social this
evening. but on account of the storm
it has been postponed,; and the date for
it will be annullnced later i
M
tot the members of the Kennedy
Stock Company, which is playing this
week at Hoyt: Theatre. attend ed ”11'
Elko' benefit at Music ”all. last night
after their play. and occupied one of
the bones.
Most of the losses of tbs town tum~
thelricohouses fall. andifthecold
was continues a tow days looser
the or Lake lc's Mostly. which
is my! worn gaunt as possib is.
will have a full crop
......u... Walls. lo a copy.
instant m in coins»- or rmi.
bites. -
talu- their examinations for captain
of their respective companies. Ser-
goani Mossman will also take c am-
inntlons for lieutenant of the nth
Company
The case of Pavia Siakaultz who
was in a fight in wmm‘ms several
weeks ago. which was' to have come up
in the town court this morning before
.lmlgt- E M. hickwood was pontoon.
ml until tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock. because of the illness of
Judge Lockwood. and the fact that
Judy: Taylor. of South Norwalli. is
out of town today.
m.”
F New Views
iNDLUDlNO TNI
SoufiNorw‘FIfrstionl’last.
rm W said of ”III? IUIIG.
including Merry Widow long. and
us Post Card Albania for this wash,
columns
N". ”OIL
Isis "It.
launches of all sites built to order '
Oyster lbs” Pom. Hamel-Ir '
George F. Hearse, who has been ser . ,
wherefor
iiom
We are or
telephone.
SOUTH NDRW
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Good Eggs. per dos.
Fort St, East No
of the food you eat.
'llbs. Yule TosstCrsckcrs .......
Best 25c Coffee in this town, per '
UNITED G.
coop Alli) csssr.
Youmuvomonoybybuyingyoar’l‘msm
wbfledeooiTronsmlsoo’, for we maktsctusl
rodsctionaiaafllisedtoclesroin surplutttodu. and
giveyouchbl‘oeofthebestwork. Bushes-another:
‘hsasmsoldisihistownforlou than you payche-
vsry interior menu.
82.50” Tremors, sale price, $1.48.
83.00'Trouaers, sale price, $1.98.
8400 Treason, sale price. $2.98.
$5.00 Tremors, sale price $3.48
Spring lists for lien.
We are now showing the correct Spring blocks in
still and soft hats from the best hat shops-32. 00 to
No man worthy the name would refuse to provide
food for his animals, but many are careless and lndillcr.
out as to the quality. The quality of the groin and buy
you feed to your animals is as imporiunt us the quality
We handle only the good kind.
0 Ground Feeds n Specialty
Guy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL rono HATCH.
tar—just us far
as the nearest letter box or
’“ wiiiir.
ALK.
M _.—»
1"
HEALTH BRAND MILK, full weight, per can.
SPECIAL PRICE OF FLOUR BY THE BARREL
per our. . phgs. Grandma
rwalk.
Phone 3193.
Such Deposits
amateur as mam
BY rrs monstrous.
itswwmammwoemmuoo
monitors—aimed
trial
GYS
49 WALL eraser,
seawam.
Bluefish, 15c Lb.
Weeks, Flat, Smelt, Salmon. Pike, Herring, Cod.
Halibut. Eels, Sheepshcad, Roe Shad. Long
and Round Clams and Wakefield Oysters.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
. '96 and lows Central 2.
Local Post Cards
William P. Be
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
l0c
2i) lbs, Granulated Sugar ...... 01.00 3 lbs. Large Prunes .............. 25s
3 runs Defiance Milli ........... 25 i0 cakes Triumph Soap ...... 25s
3 cans Ni w lork State ('orn ..... 25* rater Brand Salmon per c‘sn.10o
Pan Cake Flour 25c
Peanut Butter pc lb. ...... 15c
3 cans Campbell’ s Soup . . . . . ..... 25c
.............................. 25c
lCERV 00.
so No. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
$6.NorwaIkTrustCo
Morgana-rs A
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws and loves
Gertrude flanks. "IE GREAT ‘ ‘
Reading-Washington's Service 2')
cm, Dinwiddle. . , ‘ .ANTISEI'IIC
, W. Ervlng Tolles.
Bonk-The Hatchet Tree. m.
School.
A lloy's Composition on Washington. COLDS r RIP
Alfred . Beeakow. J
sum sum '
Massage Cream?
For cleansing and beautifying the
skin. . \
There are three reasons why our
massage cream is a superior article.
We have an especially fine formula.
it is made from the beat and purest
materials.
it's a preparation that will keep lil-
dofinitely and one that can be used
freeli'.
0U
, I
wilihrye to pay $5.00 torsiooom‘
nextseatonfora Suit or Overcoatthau
~youdonowforexacilythossmequslity.
Wbynotboynowand pocket the dif-
ierencol
We areclosingwtourWintetsiockto
makeroomiorSpringgoods.
That'.stheresaon
Shoes and Rubbers at sale prices. Un-
‘ derwear and Sweaters, too. ., ‘
it is a perfect cleanser and will keep
the skin soft. smooth and clean.
iii Bimini Pharmacy. ..
TH! PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call. 15-2.
All Goods Delivered rm of charm, , o I STORE
TODAY IN WALL srnasr.‘ PRICE 8 CLOTHING , H
.imfi‘flififl 3? 33.3. hill: ““9 To FOOT 0W . '
98 Washington St, Phono ms.
' A. i P. Pun ind Daily Bulletin.
suited in very small changes from but
so: want oouulucmo
night's level. Most. of the active stocks
showed sllght gains. Pacific Coast re-
covered 3% of yesterday's break and
Great Northern pfd. rose as. Missou-
ri Pacific declined a fraction to below
yesterday's low prices. Anaconda tell
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-—Some
sympathetic selling resulted from a
decline in Missouri Pacific to 33. but
the pressure against the general list
was relieved before it had much effect
.on prices. Union Pacific and the '
grain carriers generally were bought.
but the copper stocks showed little
improvement.
Business Never Better; Good» Reasons For it.
40 STAMPS FREE WITH 50¢ WORTH OF OUR FAMOUS HIGH-GRADE '
TEAS AND CDFFEEO.
CUT PRICE LEADERS.
8 Cakes A. l. P. Soap for ........ 25° Evapornstodlmllnflm.“ «$3413: scan ,
Radon ............... 3c. 7c and 10c 9‘“ Bf 09. ~ ’
Regular Price, be, 100 and 15c. Marshall's Kippond ”'"M'" M
as! ....v-os-snnr-soo- cusp,
Fancy Columbia, River Salmon
Regular Price 15c. .
Regfi Price. 12kg Elli“ Quality I'M” . o . . . r I "pp, ED
Corn Starch, a pkg. ............... 5c
Regular Price. be
Regular Price. 7c.
Fancy Mustard Sardines, a can ...
Regular Prioe.100. .
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROOERIEI.
15 Stamps with 2 cans Iona Tom 15 Stamps with 2 cans Iona Corny *
toes ..................... 1$°E'°h'””“'”"°m
1° “'7'? .“.' .'.". Iii". .'.".'T'.".‘.'. ...”. 10c 10 Inm- mm 1 .... wax rm -
10 Stamps with 1 box 1'0"“ 80in.3.1o Stamps with 1 pkg. .Ioodod "
10° Prunes" ...... um...
Oak os ...........
to Stamps wlth 1 pkg. lost
WALL STREET, Noam—A moderate
rise in prices was halted by the demor-
alized tone of the Gould group. Mis-
souri Pacific led the decline with a
break of 3% to 30%. Western Union
lost 3. Denver and Rio Grande pfd. 4.
the common 2. and Kansas and Texas
pfd. 2%. Bonds were easy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——Whole-
sale liquidation of, the Gould stocks
continued. with a growing unfavorable
effect on the rest of the lisp. Declines
became general. running up a point.
Denver A: Rio Grande pfd. and Kansas
City. Fort Scott Jk Memphis pfd.
slumped 6 points. Kansas 3: Texas pfd
1-4. Western Union 4 34. Missouri
acific 4 l-zi, Wisconsin Central pfd.
3 1-2. and Denver is Rio Grande 3.
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.—Reports
which have been circulated in the
west for several days to the effect that
a receivgirship was about in be asked
for the iiilssouri Pacific Railroad was
given riosltivc denial today by George
.I. Gould. president of the road. “'i‘here
is absolutely not a word of truth in
those reports or any reports of that
kind involving this property." said Mr.
Gorild. "Receiver-ship proceedings
have not been thought of. or even
dreamed oi. and there is not even the
most remote possibility that they will
be."
.10:
sisswslrdswsw
.........
10 Stain with 2 gs. Wheat Bor-
visa .3. ........ Pk ......... 6: Each
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pars Food
iii Ill. illilllii 8:“ Piliill iii Iii.
. 124 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Tel No. m. Pros Delivery.
Norwalk Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET NORWALK.
Deposits over - - $3 525 000 00
Surplus and Profits over $230,000,” 1
Deposits receive interest from the first of each month. interest '
payable January and July.
GEORGE M. HOLMES, Prss't. WILLIAM A. CURTIS, Vito-Profit.
FREDERICK A. ELLS, Soc’y and Tress.
TWO BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED.
Over River School to Honor Lincoln
and Washington.
Lincoln's and Washington's llirth-
days will be celebrated by Grades W.
V, Vi. Vii and Vii. in the assembly
room in Dover River school next Fri-
dayatl: 45p. m .‘
Grades 1 ii iii and the Kindergar-
ten will hold their exercises in their
respective rooms.
The program follows:
Washington Song.
School.
Recitation~~The Flag Goes By.
Louis liarmmer.
Selection—vaettysburg Address,
. Grades Vii and VIII.
Sang—Washington's Christmas Party,
School.
Rocltaiion-Wnshlngton's Birthday.
William Quick.
Original Composition—"Abraham Lin-
coin."
Mildred liarty.
Song——-Mt. Vernon Bulls.
School.
Gemsof Patriotism.
Alene Nailing, Herbert Dunlop, Grace
Sloan. Ernest Sloan. Lawrence liai-
ley, Norman Summers. Minnie Con.
trowits. Bennie Crampton, Marcella
Skidd.
Recitation~Washington
For Sale, To Leland Want Ads i’au.
E HAVE YOU mm
BRAZILIAN
Selection~Captaln. My Captain.
Grade lll
Song of the Cherry Tree. ’
School
Recitationu‘l‘rihute to Witshingtou,
Ito by Blauson.
Wisdom—Washington Day.
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CONSUMPTION ,
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s. s. James a ‘00.“. momma.
Bertha iiiumberg.
Recitation-Colossus.
”‘-
llwcld TIMI AGAIN.
NEW HAVEN. rob. it.-’l'ho New
York, New Haven and Bartlett! Ball-
mad Company has made a reduction in
its shops have to four days
week and
Norwalk Chronicler