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IIIIIVIIEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing
tonight. Tuesday fair. Pleasant
weather prevails this morning general.
ly in the control and soutl‘lcrn sections
with cloudy weather and light rain or
snow in the northern and eastern sec-
tions. A disturbance is passing out
the St. Lawrence Valley 11nd this vicin-
ity Is on the southern edge of it.
There has been a fall of from 10 to
20 degrees in temperature during the
past 48 hours in the northern sections,
but they are still above normal in the
Lake region and New England. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity clearing
:venthcr with slightly lower tempera-
urc.
Miss Grace Wiimot. of South Main
street. is ill at her home of the grip.
Ralph Bates, of Craubury, is coaliti—
cd to his home with an attack of the
grip.
Lloyd Phillips, of Cranhury, has tak-
en a position In the Lockwood Manuv
t‘ncturing Company. .
Congressman 10. J. Hill came on
from Washington. Saturday, and was
in town for a short time.
..-Always good enjoyment at the
Al'ion Masquerade lluli. Monday night.
The ‘Visitlng Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet tomorrow aittuuoou
with Mrs Willet M Smith, of 2! Bay-
vtew avenue.
Miss Alice Haugh. formerly of Nor
walk,11vllo is now studying in a New
York medical college. spoilt Sunday
at her home in Merwin street.
A fine concert will be given tomor-
row night by the Ladies Society of
the First M. E. Church. The ladies
will celebrate their tenth anniversary.
They will .III‘ZQ as their guests of the
evenlng the members of the official
. board and Christian industrial League
it was reported about Norwalk today
that during the fog of Saturday even
lug one of the Bridgeport trolley cars
rant into a horse and wagon ill Greens
l1‘ar1ns. and w1eckcd the wagon and
killed the horse. The report could not
be continued. as the local trolley oili-
cials new nothing of the accident.
The battalion drill, which was to
have been participated in by the Sixth
and Seventh Companies. Coast Artil- I
lory' Corps, January 27th.. has been
postponed to some, future date. owing
to the fact that Wednesday evening
will he the last drill night before‘in-
spection. ,Whlch occurs February 3.
The annual report of St. Mary‘s par-
ish will be read at. the masses next
Sunday morning, by Father Fogarty.
Mrs. Charles Davis was operated on
yesterday afternoon, at. her home. 53
Alain street. Norwalk, by Dr. Mabel
Perry, of South Norwalk. and Dr. Ruth,
of Stamford. Mrs. Davis is doing as
well as can be expected today.
Tile hearing In the Minnie 'I‘. Vogel
case, which was to have been held in
the Norwalk Probate court this morn-
ing, before Judge Henry W. Gregory.
was postponed until February 9th, at
it! a. ml. The depositions of a number
of witnesses out of the state were
not sent in, hence the continuance of
the case.
——A1'ion Masquerade, Monday night
Do not i'or.get
At a meeting of the Rescue Mission,
yesterday afternoon, on the Washing-
ton s'treét bridge. the resignation of
Leader Fred W. Mills was received and
accepted; Mir. Mills has clone ,veo-
man's service in connection with the
mission, .but his health is how such ‘
that he feels that he must give 11p the
cares and duties of the position H.
O. Bailey. Dr. C. F. Boutwell, John K.
Finch. F. it Field, AlbertN.She1'wood._
were appointed a committee to close‘
1111 the affairs of the mission.
[TAFT PARTV SAILS.
Left the1 United States Today for
Three Weeks' Trip to Panama.
caanwsu‘orv, s 0‘: Jan. 25.- wn
11am H.‘ ’I‘aft and Mrs Taft and party,
-iuci1‘1ding a small staff of distinguinsh
ed civil engineers' selected to Inspect
with the‘ presideneeiect the isthmiau
‘ canal. sailed for Panama early. today
1!"
The party will reach New Orleans on
the return trip on February 13.
As the two big warships. the North
Carolina and the. Montana. depicted
they all attracted considerable atten-
tion. Aboard the North Carolina were
.111- ’i‘aft and his immediate pro-1,1
including Mrs. Tall and Wendell Mis
chier, his assistant secretary, and the.
party of‘ engineers.
rr-spondcnts. Aboard each craft was
a secret service agent. L. C. Wheeler
on the North Carolina, and Richard
.1111 v1s on the Montana
Get a Piano Certificate with
it will cost -»
- F. A. , LANE
On the other end-1
ser was the party of' newspaper cor “
KODAKS
Camera Supplies of All Kinds
, Stilison-Poweil Corporation, ‘
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' We‘WriIfe Burglar
Ins‘uranCe
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TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
TEL. 1054.
' 74 Washington street, South Nor-walk.
HOT 3013A
BAXTER’S.
1 mom” '3 ‘ .
Launch *Warks.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
avatar Shall Point. Namath
MR8. BROWN COMES HOME.
Mrs. lierbert S. llrowu, the wife of
the Darien minister injured by an 1111
tonlobile ’i‘huraduy has returned from
Clifton Springs. N. Y., where 111111
went something over 11 week ago to
take 11 course of treatment ill a saut-
tariunt. A11 effort. was made to not
notify her of her husband‘s injury.
bllt she saw an account of it in 11
ucwrlprtper and immediately started
for borne. ‘
NORWALK YACHT CLUB MEETING
A special meeting of the members of
the Norwalk Yacht Clllb will be held
at the South Norwaik Club on 'l‘ues»
day evening, February 2. 1909. at it
p. at, for the purpose of electing a
nominating committee to prepare II
ticket for the annual election.
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PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTI
Tin, Sheer mm.“
and Zinc.
Copper
soSouth Main Street,
WALL
IN 0110511 To MAKE Room
FOR spams (100113.
All Grades
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnishs
lug Goods, l’ainters’ Supplies. English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono-
grapb Co.’ s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 85:. Indestructible Cylinder
Records. 351:. ‘
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH I NORWALK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
We give the s. a. H. Grun Trading
Stamps. Ask for them. .
Meat; and
i
sen.Frosl1 Frankfurters and Sausage,
made daily. Try tilemfi
FKARL
76 NORTH MAIN s'ranm'
Phone 445.
‘ NOTICE
TO UNION MEN
We do not belong to the Manufactur-
ere" Association and have not taken
Mhe Labels out, but are selling
NOTHING BUT UNION MADE
CIGARS WITH THE LABEL
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main 81. South 1111111111111
Agent for A. G. Opuldlnnlo ‘ .,
Baseball and 5p‘ortlng Goods _ ‘
1‘ in tin: Council Chamber in linvilanti
PAPERS:
10% Discount on '
1. 49 WALL STREET.
PrOVIBlons 1
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates~ , ,
The Red Tag Stile
IIIIYS III RCIIAIS INIS
IIIIII IIIIIIIESI BIRIIIIII IIEIEIIIIIIIS
We never have offered bigger or better bargains in Boys
Clothes than we offer in this Red Tag sale! And that is-say-
log much! Our tremendous values are known cvcrywhcrci
Red Tag bargains have never been approached! Yet this sea-
son- we surpass our best former efforts in the Overcoats ‘and
Suits for boys at radical reductions! Buy NOW! Save
money! Look at these bargains: , ' 1
$2. 50 sons and OVERCOATS. .............$1_.39
$3.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS. . . . . . . . . . . . .‘.$2.45
$5.00 SUITS ‘and OVERCOATS. . . . . . . . . $3.45
$5.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS. ‘.,. . . . . . . £4.45
$8.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS.. . . $6145
Bargains as good as these all over the store. Men's and
boys' wears were nevdf better or lower-priced than now, in the
reign of Red Tag prices! . ‘ . ‘ ‘ ,
‘14‘South Main Street Telephonepall 1132-2
Ilcligion‘ that is only skin deep to
IIetlel than none at all
NOTICEW
BOARD 6F RELIEF
TOWN OBNORWALK
INSTRUCTIONS IN 11.111111: FINDING
Illcuielluut .I. A. I1'l'lltt.ofil1e Coast.
Artillery Corps. who has been detailed
as instructor!" range hurling. will risk
Norwalk in the near future, and will
spend two weeks drilling the 111111111
bers of the Sixth and Seventh Conl-
ipanics in this art. Each company will
‘be divided into two sections, and one
will be, trained each night. alternately.
Lieutenant Pratt will bring his own
range finding apparatus with him.
pun—a
. Notici- ill hereby given that the
. ' Hoard of Relief of the Terra of Nor-
South Ncrwalk walk. will 111111.11 at their oillcek, 'i‘own
, 1 Assembly llnll illock, 1
Board of Relief Monday“February I, from 3 to 4 p.
. 111. ‘ ,j‘
‘ Saturday, l1‘cbr11ury ti, from 2 to «I
Notice is hereby given that tho I) ‘ ‘ ‘ .
Board 111 Relief of 11111 (‘ity of 51111111 ordain February 13. from 2 to 1
Notwalk will meet on Wednesday. 11. ‘
January 271. 111111 on Wednesday. Feb- I Silllll'hlfl." FI-‘I’l'llfll‘l‘ ‘20. from 3 to vi
p.111
'l he Illtriytillgs are for the. pulposl-
of hel'ulug and determining any and
all appeal mud» to them from the do
Inga of t I? assessors on the list of
151011. They will also meet with tinl
assessors as 11 joint board. Saturday.
Feb, 20, at I p. 111.. for the purpose of
nbnling the polls of sick and disabled
runry 3. limit, at 7:311 o‘clock to ii p.
111.; Saturday. l-‘ebrunry ti. 11109, from
2 to :"1 o'clock p. 111.: Friday, February
iii. 1900. at 7:311 toil o'clock p. in...
street, in said city. for the purpose
of hearing and determining rlli appeals
from the doings of the assessors of
said city on the list (II 1908.
Dated at South Norwulk. .Iunu‘nry persons.
LIB. 1009.” .I. STITRIII'IS RANDALL.
ALBERT M. l't)lil..\iAN, JAMIE 5 Si 'I‘IIICIUAND,
MATTHEW (l0llliE'I‘T. (IE 0. \\ S'I'I'IVENS.
53.! 271 Ilourd of Relief. 330 .31 .1111' , lloard of Ital
You cer~
lake it for grinltctlyml want to buy the best feed.
talull don't 11 out to (1110111 your uriinu‘lis. because that would only be. a
We
round about way of taking money out of rent own pocket. But how
1111331111 to know. " Well, It yfiu r11 really anxious to llud out. the war
is plain and eusv Keep on using the. feed v‘ouro buying now with
ohc-hnli‘,1'11111'stocl1.‘ Peed tlu1 other half Bonnie ‘Stm'k Feed. home
ground. if you don‘t know within'thil'ty days that. Bonnie Stock Feed
is not only 11 better teed. but the best iced you ever useduwc'll not bother
you to buy any more of my brand. it fresh home ground feeds, com-
posed of good clean grain, docant bent western foods with nothing
to recommend them except price-«we ll go out of business
Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL TORO‘HATCN.
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Blank Books and
Diaries 1909
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STA TIONERY STORES
.a scorn MAIN smear,
SOUTH NORWALK.
7cl
. NORWALK.
0 look
called . Bos-
ton Blues.
Mullet. called bass. 8c 1b.; Whiting. Gr lb.: Frostflsh. ltlc lb..
Newfoundland Herring. the best So ill: Pike Weak. Salmon,
Halibut. Eels. Smelt Stéak (3011. Spanish 11111011111111. Haddock.
Whole Cod, Long Clams 3111: 111.:
E‘scaliops. Oysters Long and
Round Clams.
.Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market.
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For the Accommodauon of Busy People.
IT WILL PAY you T0 no BusINESs ITH A BANK THAT Is ope"
1 WHEN chu WANT IT moor. . 1.
1111 3111111 111m 11 1111131 1:1
RESOURCES—A MILLION‘ DOLLARS.
, road mocks.
' was Prof.
, A Fair Proposition
“"‘I‘~r W
W! ‘wlgh to supply your llrugs this
eul‘ Vou wish to‘ trade 11111111- your
implants will in» moat fully pmlcctell
and promoted
tton. Is 1111s:
Bogin trading here with the totem
tion of remaining a customer only. no
long as you
Receive courteous treatment
Got wholly reliable goods
Find what you want
Arc utllflod with prices
If you whine this, We shall 11111 as):
. you to remain unions every 1111., ”f
‘ these conditions are mm and satis-
faritorlly 111mm
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
QUITTNER II. CANTY, Props.
Telephone Call 15.2
All Good. Delivered Free of Charge.
IIIIIII III Will, SIRIEI.‘
.WALL S’i‘REIli'l‘, 10:10 a. illn'UllIy
slight changes trout Saturday's prices
‘1 resulted during the opening dealings
In stocks. which were on 11 small
scale. A few small gains 11‘11111 made
in the majority, but. there Wt‘l‘n enough
losses to make. the tone Irregular. Am-
erican Cotton 0!! Advanced lit”. and U.
8.;llut1hcr first ‘ptd. 1% Eric 1.
and Reading, Brooklyn 'I‘l‘tlllrlll. and
Centric Leather large fractious.
VAIIII S'I‘RB‘E'I‘. ll. 11. 111.—«Scatb
at was confused by the uneven
course of some of the lll‘llllllllt'lll rail1
Reading reacted :1 point
from its opening, Whlltr New York
Central showed strength. Meanwhile
a few of the specialties 11111111- 11.111111
vigorously. Towards 11 1111111111. the
market moved up briskly, 111111 there
was 11 considerable Illt‘l‘BiISi‘ 111 1111.1 v0i~
ume of business.
WALL STREET,
11111111 "*Tllv' mile
advance. l'l'ieoa stiffened again when
Styl’nul. Southern Pacific pill, and
Rock island pfd. advanced :1 point.
lionds, were irregular
WALL S'I‘RRIC'I‘. l p 111 Only a
few stocks moved sutlllll-ully lo war-
rant attention. Rock Island 11111. got
up lb}. Canadian l‘al'liit- 11‘11l11111l 11
point.
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IIEIIHS IIIlI EIJIIEIIIISI
' Funeral ofThomas‘Darimg.
The funeral of Thomas liar-but: took
place yesterday 111 i o‘clm'k lrorn his
late Il-aitluru‘e in ltownytun 'l‘lw Ill-1:
Cecilio lll'cll Egbert 111 \111 \1.III\ oi
iicintcd. assisted by the 1111 ll‘ A.
Cunningham, pastor of the lluwaytliln
lluptint Church. In spile 111 the in-
clcnlenl wcathcl' there was :1 vcrl'
large flllfiudflllCC'Il'Olil limvullnu. [1111'-
len. South Norwulk. New York and
other places. The 10:02 Mill‘t'ss train
from New York was slrilillt‘ll 111 Row
airfoil and brought many relatives and
friends. Among those Irurn .\‘o1v York
.lllnlcs light-1'1, 111' 1"11111111bia
University, a brother of 1111- lllw. Mr.
Egbert. The services \\'cr11 simple1 and
beautiful. Dr. Egbert's words carried
hope and comfort and 1111» prayer of-
fcred by Mr. Cunningham conveyed
the same message to bot-111111111 hearts.
Miss Jeannette lliact‘luu.1l11111. a so
,pruno solo singer from V1111 Yolk. ren-
dered t5"wo solos. “My 1111 1"‘11111111111
and “801119 Sweet 11111 11111.11» 11111111-
titles of cut flowers tilled 11111 110111111
and the casket was entirely covered
by and surrounded with beautiful
nieces. 'i‘ho bearers 11111111 Franklin
Lynch otRowaytoII;.\.l1l1‘.1111ol11.ol
Flushing. L. 1.: \‘l. R ”111111111 at 11111111
clair. N. .l.; Din l..lloll1r1111k of New
York; John I).l1‘elter.'l1 111 Brook-
lyn; Charles id. Fraser or (image. N,
J: Samuel Quincy. of iirooklln. T1111
services at the. glare 11111111 1111': brlol
and impressile. The interment was
at Union Cemetery. Rownyton. The
fatherot the Rev. Mr. Egbert officiated
at the tuncrnl of Mr. i‘lrtrliug's son. Bd-
Ward A. Darling. which took placesiv
Years ago.
Mrs, Christian T. Post.
'i‘he'death of Mrs. Christian '1‘. Post.
Of Middle River. Daubury. occurred
Friday night, following nearly four
years of invalidism. She was SIXL‘"
eight years of age She is survived
by her husband and six children.
among the latter being 11111:. t h. Bald
Will. of south Norwalk. The funeral
services will be held at Ihe house to
marrow afternoon at 1 o‘clock T1111
interment will be in the Mill Plain
cemetery and will be. pl'ilutc.M1s.
‘ POBt was loved and respected by her
family and by many friends. among
Whom she was recognizer! as 11 loving
mother and wife. and a true l‘ bristlnn
‘fl
Funeral of Levi C. Hantord.
The funeral of ex- -\\'1‘1111I (‘orntnis
sionar Levi Coley‘ Hantord was held,
yesterday afternoon, at 4 cl 'rlock from
his late. home, 1 Belden aleuue. 111111
was largely attended by 11111111 friends
The services. which 1vere‘l'crl' llli
massive were conducted 11,1 Rev. Leo.
is B. Howell. rector of St. Pauls
Church. and Rev C. 11.! St-lleck pastor
emeritus of lhp‘ church. The deceased
was spoken of in the highest terms,
The many handsome floral token d
the high esteem in which he w
by the people of The Norwa
‘numher of members of the writ) 1
sflnlzations‘ with which the. decadent;
was affiliated- were in attendance, 111111
‘In accordance with '11 votet taken in
the Norwalk Club. the following delt‘t.
gation‘ was present: President Lest...
Hyatt, E. O. Keeler. Ira Cole, 1:, 1
“Jones Wallace Dnnn,tloole.Ho,11
W F'. Bishop I-lowurd (‘ranlpton A
H Ilyinn‘ton A .I Meeltel 11111! 611013..
I. Btlxton. The remains 11111 c taken 11»
Troy. N Y.. this morning, on the 8:11;
train from South Norwalk. for burial
The pallbearers were members m
Clinton Commandery No 3 Knights
‘ Templar. and were: ‘
131.15.11.1111111
We should combine and mu lil‘tllmfi‘. ‘
became heavy when New York Cert. ::
trnl reacted a point and Eric lost its I.
A ' Suit 1 or Overcoat
At our sale price is within reach of every man.
Great Values! Low Prices!
Suits at $4.89; 111111 were$lZ.00 and $15.00
, 3B
$18.00 Suits for ~ - - $12.89
$20.00 and $22.00 Suits for ‘ - $15.89
32.500 and $28.00 Suits for - , $19.89
Overcoats at Same Prices
Great Markdown in Shoes and Rubber Boots
Handkerchiefs at - - ‘ - 41: each
Socks at - -. 7c; that were 12 l-2c
-——-:-1'MANY OTHER BARGAINS—'1'—
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Wilmington St. South Norwalk
PHONE,1655.
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1.117111111111111 SHOULDERS. per “111.. 19c
20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00
I‘I' I.htS pcr Ib. ......... ....101: 3 ('1111s Porn .. ............... ...25o
I” 11 mg per lb. ........ . ....... lOcl‘ 1. (7.111s String Beans .251:
11.1 i’rnnes ......... ‘. .. ....... 25c; 3 (‘111111 Pens ........... .250
11... 1111111113 .............. 25c t‘llunk l’intnpplc per 11111 .......IOa
~l1.. 11,141 ....... . ............ 25cI25c Bottle ileiuz Pickles . .191: 1
1.. 1.111.111 and Navel Oranges, Apples Sweet Potatoes. Celery. Lettuce and
White Onions.
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PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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illLInn Charles N DOG SAVED BOY'S LIFE-1"
“Wood. Wallace;
llnnn. Alexander Sample. George W.
Illlvlnond and Charles Fable.
Canine Ownédby‘ John Davis Pull
Buster qunkatt from Rails. _ ,
""i1ish.' the large red dog owned bl
John David 61, CrOss‘ street, Norwnll: ,
should be presented wait a 61111111111115
medal for an act of bravery. ' when
the animal saved the life 01" 111111
“.iluster“ Plullkstt the bright-dyed 5‘”:
of. 1111.11.11 Mls. James Plunkcll 1
River street. last. Friday.‘ ‘
'Bustcl..~ylith a number 01' llltll
playmates. was sliding down the grad .
near Wilton.- avenue. across the Dr.
burv railroad tracks. when Buste‘
sled became; caught on the tracks.» ,
.._..n.....__‘._...—. the engine of a1 down trail? was 111.‘
SECRETAR n T RESIGNS. lug down upon him. He 9151111161
y 00 fused. and in an instant “Iri isll'
bed hold of the boy and pulled
out of the way of the train. 1
George Collin.- .ir., of Holden all
Vol walk spent yesterday with It
in Bridgeport.
FAST AUTOIST STOPPED
I Illl‘ge automobile was racing “11
“ "13‘ avenue this morning. about. 10 0 -
(lock. and started through Wall street
at the same that clip. Captain Thomas
limit was right on Ills job, howev'el.
“I‘ll lumped into the street causing the
dl'l\"r'1 of the machine to slide the ~
1111111113, turning the machine can!!!"
mound in the. road to bring it in :1
“ml! The drivel 13.15 given a stem
pruning to have more. respect {01 the
1111111 of other people while. passing
itlllrough 11111111, and was allowed to 80
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IBecomes Eoffeotlvo Upon Qualification
fRo bert Bacon.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.——-Secre
11.115 of State Root has tendered to.
President Roosevelt 11111 resignation.
t‘ll't'ctive upon qualification of his auc-
”WOT. Robert. Bacon. whose nomina
lion along with that of .l (‘ O‘liougll-
1111 to be assistant llecrelary of state
"1 place or. 1111-. Bacon went to the
Nannie today. 1 1
Mrs. Dudllnoh. 11‘. .‘Raymond
avenue. has purchased a 150
30—60 horse power ‘stearns ant
Ins a s1111.casaot“to her “~28 I‘ "
which 111111 111111111 1111111111 11111 I
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