..~l.
Got a Piano Certificate with
It will cost :-
every purchase.
you nothing. " '
F. A. LANE
3; Launch Works.
Confectionery
and Pastry
7 .‘ 5i Washington Street.
lflflil NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight and Thurs.
day. The storm that was ill the. Lake
region yesterday morning has passed
out the St~ laiwrenco Valley. it pro-
duced light snow throughout New Eng-
land except ill extreme southern po’r~
tioil. it is followed by an area of plans
Pant weather and nlild temperatures.
Cloudy weather with local rains pre-
vails generally, between the Rooky
mountains and the Mississippi river.
Tile temperature is mild this morning
in all sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair and warmer weather.
The temperature will be lnild for sev-
eral days." ‘ . .
Read Tlmrsday's specialb in C. J.
Mintz’s 6’: Co.’s adv. ‘
The notice ill Coleman's adv. will
interest the union men.
The Epworth League. of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. will hold, a
“pound and poverty” social. this even-
ing. at the church;
‘Howard‘ Nesta}; clerk of (lielldcn-
ing‘s pharmacy, is assisting at the. CHI”
f’ord pharmacy 'today in the absence
of Thomas Canty.
‘ Chester Meekcrflfi Merwin street.
Norwalk. is enjoying a day‘s vacation
from his dutlos as bonkkeepcr at the
ifsirileld County National Bank.
Out of respect to the late George F‘.’
Bearse. the from. of the South Nor-
walk Savings Bank, of which he was
secretary and treasurer. has been
draped iIi black.
E. E. Gorham. of East, Norwalk. is
redecoratlng M. H. Glover's South Nor-
walk shoe store. in Washington street.
Some handsome effects are being ar-
ranged. ~ '
Mr.‘antl Mrs. Charles Rcyneke and
son,’ ‘i‘thC‘ mtoi CHRONJM'ent It
New
turn or several relatives on the steam-
ship for Belgium.
A stated communication of St~ John‘s
lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of Norwnlk.
will be held tomorrow evening at the
lodge room, when . themntered, appren-
tice degree will be Worked.
C. lrving Byington, ot‘ Norwaik, has
received a communication from E. J.
Hill. ill which he states he will gladly
purchase some of the tickets for the.
'Rough Rider Glee Club's concert, to
be held Friday night.
- The Sewing Circle of the Ladies‘
Aid Society of the South Norwalk
Methodist church will meet Friday at-
ternooli at 2 o'clock. with Mrs. Theo-
dore Lowndes, in South Main street.
A large attendance is requested.
Thomas S. Murray. of Novwalk. is
enjoying a day's vacation from his
duties as mounted mail carrier at Nor-
walk, and is attending the automobile
show in New York city., Frederick
liilicr is covering his route during his
absence.
,. Mrs. Bridget Turner. who has been
an inmate of the. Town Farm for a
number of years. was taken to the
Middletown insane Asylum, by Deputy
Sheriff Sculley. yesterday afternoon,
having been committed to the institu-
tion by Judge of Probate Gregory. .
Among the members or St. John's
Lodge. No. ii. A. F. and A. iii. who are
attending the meeting of the. grade
lodge of the order. whiclp is being
held ill New Haven today are George
Hartwick. Robert Martin. .loseph Car-
ier. A. C. Golding. George Evarts and
James N. Wood.
Orders have been issued by Colonel
Fitch, of Stamford. to the effect that
all'the. companies of the Coast Artil~
lery Corps are to be inspected in Feb-
ruary. ‘The Sixth and Seventh Colli-
panies of Norwalk will be inspected
by Major King. of Danbury. on the
night of February 3.
Alfred Crosier fell. several days ago.
on the hard wood. floor. in his home. ill
North avenue, Norwaik. and sustained
a broken left wrist. Dr, Jean Dumor-
tier was summoned and found. upon
examination, that the break was quite
a‘ bad one. The bone was set and Mr.
Crosler is comfortable.
The Girls‘ Friendly society. of St.
l’aul's Church. held a regular meet-
ing, last averting. at its quarters. ill the'
Berkeley street chapel. at which time
the. orchestra of the-society‘held a re-
hearsal. preparatory to the‘ reception.
which is to‘ be held two weeks from
last evening. in the dispel. for “10
pumoseot’ the members of the guild
oi the church and Rev. and Mrs. How-
ell becoming acquainted. with the so-
clety. A fine program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. .
, Red Crhss Cottons,
Bandages; Surgical Supplies
Stillson-Powell Corporitiidn,
Prolo'rlption Draught:
"mopen ennui-yin! ‘. southwarwalv
:5 WeW
‘ plank.
grit. “today. to witness the depot? '
v.32:
Insurance
LET US WHITE YOURS. -
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, '
Til—1M.
I: 70 Washington Street. South Not-walk.
.HOT SODA
. - ar
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON ’3
Boat Framer net up and ready 'to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
avatar Shall Point. Norwalk
The Harris & Gans Co. are advertis-
ing coal at the lowest prices.
The adv. of the D. M. Read Company
will interest the business men.
John P. Threadwell. of Norwalk. is
in New York city, today. on business.
Thursday is bargain day at A. Dick-
ernian 8r. Son‘s. ’l‘hc adv. will tell you
about it.
Washington (lamp. No. il. Patriotic.
Order of the Sons of America, held ii.
regular meeting, last night. at which
time the officers were lnstalliid by this
trict Deputy John H. Batterson.
W. A. Clark, of the firm of \‘l’eipley
& Clark. will go to Woodbury. tomor-
row. to look after matters pertaining
to the estate of his father. the late
A. (1. Clark. which will come before
tlle probate‘ court at that time.
n wow
FRANK c. ,
Van Scoy
PLUMBJNG, .
AND
GAS purine.
Tin“, Sheet iron. Copper
and Zinc.
So Scuth Main Street,
So. Nonvialk. Conn. "
1N OEDER TO MAKE ROOM‘
FOR SPRING‘GOODS.
10% Discount on
All Grades
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish-
ing Goods, Painters' Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Pbono
graph. Co's Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 65c. indestructible Cylinder
Records. 35c.)
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. .
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
We give the 8. a! H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask 'for them.
Meat‘ and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen.
made daily. Try them.
F o KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone .. 445.
3v ., 4
NOTICE?” ‘
T0 UNION MEN
We do not belong to the Manufactnr;
ers' Association and have not. taken
' theLubels out. but are selling!
NOTHING'BUT UNION MADE
CIGARS wn‘a TliELABEL
COLEMANfs. .
‘ NEWS STORE "
10 North Main St. South Norwalk
Agent for A. G. Bplidlng’l
to Burglar
Fresh Fraukfurters and Sausage
William“ r. DeKly'n'. (Sf-Main sti'eat.
Norwalk. is attending the automobile
schow today. '
Price's prices are within the reach
of every man. Read the Carnival pri-
ces in today's adv. '
The barge Joe is discharging a car-
go of high-grade anthr cite coal at
iial‘rls it tlnns' coal doc. .
lrvlng ll. Bipperly has just purchas-
ed a promising trotter named “AI-bit,"
and which in a brother of “Klondike."
2:06p... Recently Mr. Silierly sold his
trotter “Dolly C.." 2:20, to an out»ofv
tow‘n plan. .
Uncas Tribe, l. 0. ll. .M., held a regu»
lnr session last night at the Wigwam
in Washington street, when the prin-
cipal business was the forthcoming
annual mask ball. The committee re-
ported excellent progress. The ball
will be held on the night of Washing
ton's liirthdny. at Music iiall.
William Fitzroy was’vpicked up on a
charge of intoxication. in Railroad ave.
nuc. last. night. by Ofiioer .lolul H
Smith. The case was to have. come at
this morning. but Fitzroy had an ur
gent errand this morning and a con
tlnuauce. Was allowed until tomorrow
morning. upon his putting up a cast
iii-”Mrs. Silas 01mm. or Partrick
avenue. Cranbnry, fell Monday on
some ice at her home. and broke her
right arm. Dr. Royal 1:. Higgins was
called. and the broken bone was not.
but it will take some time before it
will knit. , . ‘
Mr. and Mrs, Stebblns W. Adams.
f Benedict street. East. Norwalk. went
0 New York yesterday and bade hon
voyage to Mr. and Mrs. Alien Chester
Howell. the bride and groom. who sail-
ed for Jacksonville. Florida. on the
steamer Mohawk. of the Clyde Line.
At Jacksonville. Mr, and Mrs. iiowell
will be guests ut'the Aragon Hotel.
They will return north by train. stop-
ping at Washington and other points.
the trip com-lumlngtabout three weeks.
The committee appointed by the City
COUIlt'” to go Into the matter of desira~
bio revisions in the city charter. hold
another meeting lustevening at the
City Council chamber. in llavilund
itreet. The. committee has not yet do-
Jldi’ti on ally definite changes. The
members of this committee are. ii. A.
Mathewson, John 1". McMahon. Fortn-
n' Councilman Frank H. il‘itch. Corpor-
ltlon Counsel John Keogh and Judge
loseph H. Taylor. This was the second
reunion the committee has had and
bond of $8.
Boys’ Blouses.
___...._—.._....
itber meetings will follow.
erley (l. Stumps-Jot" Wail street]
show at Madison Square Garden
York. today.
. J .
ll‘orlner Councilman i-‘rank ll. h‘llt‘ll
has returned home from a few days“
trip up ill New Yuri: slate and his
fliends have been joking him consid
‘erably about the various events which
have transpired siln‘c he left and dc-
clure they have been due to his ab-
sence. They point. for instance. to the
lultiels' strike. the trouble in the view
lrir- light department. lln- squabble ill
tilts"seit?(‘tlilt‘ll'fi ofllce over the appoint-
ment of a clerk. the loss by George
Hodge. the almanac man. of $11 ill l'lay
street. and several other happenings.
all of which developed during his ab-
sence. they insist that henceforth he
will have to stick by the ship.
4
. New I
l
' also: at “to price of‘sccond-class;
is for good and sufficient reasons.
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STE
SMALL POLLOCK ......... 7c
FROST FISH .............. 10c
WEAK FISH ......... '.....12c
olscoes ~. . .. .............. 12c
Smelt, Blackfish. Halibut. Salmon,
TELEPIIonI; r08.
. lush". and. Sporting- Good-{i
ills
Norwnlk. is attending the. automobile.walk;
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Please take this fact to heart: By no possible means can one
buy first-class articles. food {or yourself. or animal. or anything
quality than to buy an inferior quality for a few coppers. less—
_ pcrlinps. Quality is our first consideration. Our prices are as low .
as possible consistent with legitimate merchandise, that's lower
than others would charge—4f they had it.
Buy Oat: That: Clean.
mommmummuoommmo:
fat the end
'1' Savings
John T. Hayes, of Main street. Nor-
is III New York city today on
business.
The Norwalk Building and loan All-
socintiou held a regular monthly busi-
ness session last evening at the ofllce
of Taylor and Golden. in V'l’uslliugton
street. Six new members were taken
ill Illld ercc loans were made.
' i$x~\\'ater Commissioner Levi linn‘
lord. who is critically ill at his home.
l ilelden place. of paralysis. as was
told ill yesterday’s Sentinel. lies about
the same today. lie has been in u
semiconscimls condition since he was
stricken Monday. and Dr. James G.
(.lregory. his attending physician. stat
ed today that he did not improve any
as yet. Mr. llanford‘s many friend-a
deeply regret his affliction. and hope
for a speedy, recovery,
rh
MM
if they. are. cheap. so-called. it
it will pay you to buy our.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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K COD, 120 per lb.
surrsnrlsu ............. 12c
HERRING ............. 8c
LONG CLAMS ......... 30c QT.
ESCALLOPS ‘ ...... ....40c.o‘r.
Oyders, Long and Round Clams
.Cutbill’s Bridge 4 Fish Market.
.FREE‘ psLIvERY.
llll [tilt in lllllllll Siiill
'. . Means more than the 560‘
means a good habit formed.
illllHllllRWAlK lRilSltlll.
_.,Asssrs—+A..MILLIoM DOLLARS.
of, tile year—fit
Depotrts invited.
. Iii? .
1.65 and up
2.45 and up
a.
x’fNOTiCE ‘
THE CLIPPORD
PHARMACY
Is Now Open
Any person lllliliilli: pmscyilllitillfi
which wore tilled |ll'f}\‘ill:;< .0 11... slow
closing can buy.- Millie 11;}...1 from now
on. ‘
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
THE PRESCRIPTlON STORE.
Telephone Can. 15.2,
All Good. Delivered Frée of chargc.
The Red. Tag Sale
[Scores a” "Big Hit! *
How men are buying good clothes and furnishings at this sale! The buying started 831.
day with a rush. 'which continues to keep us on the jump! The best clothing bargains we
ever altered are in this sale. and early buyers are taking advantage of them. Don‘t you want
a Set. an Overcoat or something else to wear. at a big reduction?
Men’s Suits now $4.85 and‘up $22.85
Men’s Overcoats. 7.85 and up 22.85
Boys’ Suits, '
Boys’ Overcoats, 1.39"‘and up
Boys’ Reefers,
Shirts. Underwear. House Coats. Bath Robes. Hats and Umbrellas at big reductions, and
5.85
5.85
4.85
Come while choosing is easy and valucs‘are best! Come tomorrow without fail!
Rogers & Stevens
14 Southquain Street - is
* ltlllii ll Mlli‘lllil.
WALL S'l‘ithI-l'i‘. id lo a. Ill Upon-
illg prices in stalks were him». but
the gains were small with II My .v.
eeptions. New York t‘enin l‘ S.
Realty and Allli'l'lcnll l‘ulton w m...
l, and Kansan- City Southern. mm..-
sofa. St. Paul and shall Si» _\l..;.._
Wisconsin Central and l’eopl- ~ l:...~
large fractions. Alimluuinaled mm...
fell ”5,. The dellllnns “We in ' “it:
ate volume.
WALL S'l‘liBl-l‘l‘. it u nl.—~ t“
al lldditioli were made to ill.- v-w mm}.
gains in the zit-lit.» stocks, :I' . .
was a good inquiry lol' Noril .
Western and other minor ate my
have been conspieuom recent ., w...
dealings. llull lllh‘lilllii‘fi had our. all.-
in holding ill.» market on the
There was a new outbreak lll “My.
ness ill llliel'blu'ough-iietropolllm, pill _
which lowered it 2 poinIS. and ne'er-ind
the other il’iit‘ilons. Alnflillnl‘ltifl'ti
Copper also acted as :l llunlnx-z . I. ll...
market. fresh liquidation depv. rmfil‘: ..
a point. _
WALL STREET. Newt-4'!» 'ms'lm
fell into neglect. as has beconu u.»l..ll
after the first hour. lionds n.1,. :2-
regular.
WALL S’l‘ltlllrl’l‘. i n. 'Il1.*"i'l.llllnii
stocks were the llltlri ncllvciy d- .m in,
the support. around midday in! [up .-..
borough-llietropoliInn pid. l‘nh u,
nearly a point above yesterdaz, ~ In...)
figures.
.llil(\.l.
-‘iI'i
‘i\.:!li-‘.
x
' Marlin
NING SEN
c'ouoasssmap LILLEV onoopzo.
trans _ FIVE .
".v
‘- A w. .
Great Values!
0
$18.00 Suits for
Handkerchiefs at ‘-
Socks at
Price’s
A Suit noes...
. At our sale price is within reach of every than;
. 3 $20.00 and $22.00 Suits for -
$25.00 and $28.00 Suits for -
A Overcoats at Same Prices
Great Markdown in Shoes and Rubber Boots
Low, Prices ! ,
‘ .Suits at $4.89; that were $12.00 and $15.00
$12.89
$15.89
$19.89, '
licench
7c; that were 12 l-Zc
MANY OTHER BARGAINS-"~—
Clothing store
_ 98 Washington St. PHONE 1655.
South Norwalk 7
._~
No Longbr a Member of the House or
Representative. in Washington.
WASHINGTON, ‘Jun. ZUr—‘GGUl'gt‘ in
Lilley. who was auguratcd Governor
of“ Connecticut 3 Jan. 0, while occupy-
ing a seat in the House of itepreseulav
lives. was dropped tron) membership
of that body today .
OBJECT T0 PRESIDENT'S iNTER-
FERENCE.
SACRAMENTO. Cat, .llui. Sit—Tin»
efforts of President Roosevelt to block
anti-Japanese measures have not, been
received with much favor by the let:-
49 WALL‘sraEsr.
uonwaut.
Peaches. per lb. .. ....... . ........ iOc'
Apricots. per lb. ............ 10c].
11 lbs. Prunes . ...... .. ........... 25C;
.3 lbs. Prunes .. .................. 25cl
‘1 lbs. Figs ....................... 25c
PHONE 143. ' 20 NORTH
i-‘lorida and-Navel Oranges. Apples. Sweet.
White Onions.
UNITED GROCERY co.
MAIN, smear. scorn NORWAL‘K.. "
islators. Grover L. Johnson. who has
introduced the measure. preventing
aliens from acting as directors of cor-
porations, is defiant and asserts that.
he will do all he can to push the anti—
.lapaneso measures. Senator Sanford,
the leader of the Democratic caucus. ‘-
calls the interference of the president:
ilnpudent. Assemblyman Drew, who
introduced the measure forbidding for-
cigners to hold property. is more con-
ciliatory. bllt. declares that he has re-
eeived hundreds of communications
advising him to stand by his bill. From
Governor Gillett‘s attitude, it is gen»
erally believed that no anti-Japanese
legislation can possibly escape his
veto. ’
Blah}: Books and
Diaries 1.909 +
WILLIAM P. ’BEERS" 2-:
BOOK AND STA TlONERY STORES ' " “
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET; "
souru NORWALK.
r
8c HAMMOND’S SHOULDERS, per lat-8c
20 lbs. IGRANULATED SUGAR, - $1.00.
3 Calls (‘orn .................... 25c
:: (‘ans String Beans ............25c
ll Cans Pens ................ .....25c
Chunk Pineapple. per can ..... ...10c
25c Bottle Heinz Pickles .......19C2
Potatoes. Celery. Lettuce and
a
‘— .
l... -.
v i ‘
Ayfhnded. M Try a bag.
(I The best FLOUR on the market,fat“the
‘ Lowest Price. Satisfaction or, modem-
.
It tells its owristory.
=i’0i’lilill _,
ROUGH alphas CONCl-Ilt‘l‘.
Have you purchased your iii'!vt‘[ 1....
the. concert of the Rough Ride. (im-
Club, on the South .\'ol‘\\‘81k i‘enurmu.
tional church on Friday. Jiliill‘lH 132‘
if not, buy one now, and h; - ‘. .~,..
minder with you of the 00min: rem
Don‘t. say on Saturday mornm; an...
thc. concert is over and it is lb. talk
of the town. “i am sorry I “NW-ll it.
but i forgot it." (In and hear tin-«net.
Club at its best, the Apollo «pm.
tetto from ‘the famous Ti|i1n|onnlw
Chorus Clubmf Bridgeport: (‘ln-siel‘
Belted 2.0! New York. in bass solos;
Miss ll . F. Haley. of New Helen. aw.
nlerly soprano soloist Ill tlu- South
Norwalk Methodist, untilConstipation.
al churches: Miss Agnes Lilllriehn. (.f
Norwalk, espet‘t. \‘iilil'lmi “'iuin-l-ll
Welnstein. of‘Daubury.,cbarlninu I‘ll).
cutlonist. Mrs. Chester Pi‘lll‘llil'l. ile-
cmnpanist. and others.
M
sear To JAlt.
NEW HAVEN. .lan. 20-~rm- on...
‘to kill lnlgl Delllurescn. by Shooting
on the night of Ot‘iUtN—‘r 10. Salvatore
DeRosa was sentenced WWII..- 1..
not. more than live 1101‘ 1958 than four
years- in state IlI'iSON- Mare..." was
”released from state nil-‘30“ (in ”lo .1“.
that. DoRosa tried to kl" him, at.
< loan i..-
spent threeyeuis in 1"“ 1 lm ill-
tempt on the life 01 D9305". u 3
said that there is an old fend ilt‘lll‘t‘t‘ll
the men. -
2 lbs. New Evaporated Apri-
cots . 2
3 lbs. Fine California Prunes. .25c
‘ 2 lbs..Extra~Fancy Prunes ..... 25c
Cook's MalttS‘R‘tceipk‘gi .
Eveready Buckwheat...i)ks.' :- . .
th‘Pi‘nk Stampsth 1 lb. Very
' t on ....... ' ........... 60c
50‘ Stamps with l'lb. Special
25’ Pink Stamps with it lb. Very
Béstv'l‘ea 30c
20an Stamps with it lb. Spec-
We Have the Best Lines of Tees and Coffee-Ari. tits fiityJ,
. 25' Stamps with 1: lh.‘.,Ml
0c.
Coflee ..-,,_.:¢g-...‘.v.,§ru'] i
20 Pink. Stampsmithl-lb. new .
andeuva Coffee .r.., . . .. ..
15 1Pink StampswithJ ,lb. . .
and Maracaibohcmtee ’. .
10 Pink Stampswitll 31 in. Hot ‘
Samoa Coffee it“
lat 'l‘eq .......... ...|...25c
Wain-w sorrsn at -. . . . .. ......
. ‘ You can always depend
...u. I:.v..32¢._84.o: and 33¢ perm”
on us for Good Butter.
24 Bottle- for ....... $1.15
Oath-write or telephone
carefully and promptly.
oeonos aunsr's FAMOUS BOTTLED BEE‘R‘ EOR kiwi)" II
12 Bottle: for .......
your orders and they willfr'b
A. F. B. I. GO.
Phone 440.
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