PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY
(let a Piano Certificate with ..
II every purchase. It will cost ~
‘ you nothing. "
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
; and Pastry
ff 1 51 Washington Street.
' 74 Washington Street, South Norwaik.
§3 Lau‘nch WOrks
'C plank.
C~ We Write Burglar ' 7 ‘
Insurance ‘
LET U8 WRITE YOUR8.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
TEL. 10612.
HOT ASODA
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON'S
Iloat l1r11mes set 11p and ready to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
its in
For Norwalk "and vicinity:
and warmer tonight. Saturday min
followed ‘by clearing and colder. A
disturbance .of considerable energy is
central this morning over Lake Super-
ior. it is producing cloudy and show-
ery weather in the Mississippi Valley
and the Lake region. The tempera
tale. is high in the central seitions.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with rising ternporati;.c“1'1ll~
lowed by rain tonight. Saturday rain
followed by clearing and colder.
”Loin Steak. 16c. battery‘s.
. 'l‘be I’liilathea Class of the First
‘Methodist Episcopal (C‘huich, will hold
~—Sh0e bargains C . ally &lir ackcn
Oscar H. Banks 1,” liveryman of,
Norwalk, has gone i‘ 1 a few ks’
trip through the south.
wRead C. .1. Mint; & o s price
slashing adv
Mrs. Edward Hyatt is improving at.
her home in East avenue, Norwalk. ai-
ier several days‘ illness of the grip.
-—-Prime Rib Roast, 121,420. Buttery's.
Lester Van Ness, of Akron, Ohio,
formerly of Norwalk. is spending a few
days In'town renewing old ncqualir
tances.
"Nutmeg Dance.
‘ this evening.‘
Division No. I. A. O. 11.. heldn reg'
1riar meeting, last events. at its qnnr
tors in Wall street. Nothing of 1111-
~ portance was done.
~«Shoe bargains Conncally & Bracken
The scholars of the. sixth grade of
the Over River school enjoyed a
sleigh ride to Stamford, last evening.
A fine time is reported.
~13qu of Park 14c lib, at New
York Market. 1 .
A large number at scholars oi“ the
Norwaik Center school engaged a
sleigh yesterday afternoon, and enjoy-
ed a party to Stamford.
~—-—I<‘rcsh Hams. 130. lluttery‘s.
McKinley Camp. Spanish War Vet-
erans, held a regular meeting, last
ev vening. in the armory, at which time
, only matters of rupture business C'welo
transacted.
~Smoked Shoulders, Do 111.
Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Eudora Hyatt daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Edward Hyatt. is confined to
her home in East avenue, Norwalk
with an attack otthe grip. Dr. Dex.
tcr Hitchcock is in attendance.
—Post Roast, no bone. 10c. Buttery's
James Curtain, who gave his home
as Hartford, was arrested last evening
about ii o’clock ianater street, Nor-
walk, by Captain Thomas Hunt, for In
toxication. i‘his morning, in the town
court, Curtain pleaded guilty to the
charge, anti Judge Lockwood dried him
$7, which he could not raise, and he
was taken to Bridgeport jail to serve
the time. .
1—Don’t forget the Marathon race at
the Auditorium, this evening.
Banner Council Sewing Circle met
with Mrs. Henry Rowland, Thursday.
in Rowayton. and aver'y‘pleasanttime
was had. A1. 0 o‘clock thirty-seven
people sat down to It chowder supper
and other good things. After supper a
social time was enjoy ed and Miss Elsie
Knapp favored with several recita-
tions. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Wright, 3 Monroe street,
on FebruaryC].4. All are welcome.
—F1'esh hams, 13c. lluttery'a.
“ The' entertainment committee of
the Norwalk Club has made arrange-
ments to have a social on the evening
before Lincoln’s Birthday, February
11th, at the club rooms. at which time
HoIr.TA. H. Byington, of Norwalk. will
deliver an address on the "Reminis-
terrace of Lincoln! , M11. Bylngton is
.1 very able speaker and a fine time is
anticipated for all those who attend.
Refreshments will be served. 011 the
evening of February 16th another
“plnochle” evening will be enjoyed
——Prime Rib Roast,12%c Butter)" 5'.
M a, vid Beers, of Elmorest,
, Norv'llalkpznd MI‘S1 George C Stillson
111' New Haven. termedy of Norwalk.
were among those who sailed iii 1"?
o‘clock yesterday morning 1er New
York city. on the Arabic. of the White
81111 line which has been chartered by
illt‘ Daughters of the American Revo-
pump for a several months’ trip
"trough the Mediterranean Sea and
other pimps, 1111,51 and Mrs. William
P. Beer‘s; of 11111111115131, wept. [9 New
York Wednesday afternoon with tin"
party to see them oft.
——Sl1oe bargains Conneally & Bracken
Assembly. Hall.
F.l)
Fresh Saturday Chocolates
' Wilson-Powell Corporation,
IT ‘ Prnprlpticn DruggiIII ‘
‘ bfihit‘trmltfli 11.111111111111111
”second round of the First: Police tour
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk
— ----- 11111111111 Hunts. 1311. Brittery's.
A month‘s mind requiem mass will
be held tomorrow morning at 81. J11-
seph's church for Martin Money. C
~Shoo bargains Councnlly & Iiraclmn
A month’s mind requiem mass was
Joseph's church. for Mrs. Waller.
«Amoskeag Gingham, 511 yd. C.
Mints 1B1 (‘11.
Miss Ray Oxley has returned to her
borne in New York, after :1 several
days" visit with Mr. 11nd Mrs. William
I. Bi‘OWl'l. of Beldcn avenue. Mrs.‘
Brown has gone to spend a few (“LVN
111th i1. 1 in New York.
J.
New York M111 kct bcfor 11 hurnip; \otil'
Sunday dinner.
i‘rank F. Huntington. manager 01
press Company, arrived home III South
Norwnlk this 11111111 from lluliuouc.
Iowa, where he was suddenly called
about two weeks ago to testify iii 11
lawsuit.
-IA“illl Pot Roast,‘
York Market
The §tt1llwerik plant .It \\ 11t111s1dc
Stamford is constantly taking on new
bands. and there is every indication
that the factory will soon be operated
011 11 large scale. The management In
hurling it very convenient to have
Stamford sport of entry. us all the
foreign freight can be shipped directly
here. Last month there was heavy
inlportntions .oI’ clricles, which I11 the
basic ingredient of chewing gum. 'i‘ln.
inlportui‘lons made so for this month
would indicate that ill this respect
February will surpass January. Wed»
ne‘sday a large quantity of chocolate
sent directly from Germany was ad-
mitted through the Stamford customs
office. This business activity on the
part of the Stollwcrck Company will
give general satisfaction about Stain
ford. especially among those who were
aware of the plans of the 1111111111111
made for Stamford. and who have
been waiting palientb to 1111.11 tlrnnr
carried out.
-——Portcrhouse Steak,
1011 “1., at New
18c. linttcr'y's
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING LAW.
Frank c. H. HBIdeI Arrested Yesterdr‘j‘"
Afternoon. 1
Frank‘ C. H. Heldel. who conducts
a saloon 111251 Day street applied in
(1111.13,. form for a license [(11 the prrsont
year ‘3 business, but be neglected tlu
little formality of taking out tin Ii
cease. 1101 aiding in the police
Yesterday afternoon Chief of Police
William Vollmcr swooped down 1111 tin
place and placed the proprietor under
arrest on a charge of selling without
a license. The case came 1111 this
morning and was continued until to
moi'r'ow morning under a bond of $100.
Heidel states that he and his wife
have been ill and that he has been
putting off going after his license from
day to day. but has had no Intention or
failing to get one.
NORWALK FIRE POLICE POOL.
W. Huger. rated 80. defeated M 111111
rill, rated 00.in1 the pool game of tin
nalnent last cvéhing. with the. some
of 80 to .11'1. Tire score by Il‘mllos was:
Hagar. Merrill.
8-«1 Ii
16 i2-1
1 25~2 iz'I—I
32—3 19—4
39 27
44—3 34
54——2 35~2
58—1 42—41
lid—«13 4II~I
73~3 at}
801—») nn~1
Referee. H. Worden; scorer, li‘. \\ ci
seiI.
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ADDRESS BY MR. BYINGTON.
The Men's Club of the St. Paul's
Church held a regular meeting last
evening'at the Berkeley street chapel,
at which time. the member's listened
to 11. 111111 lnstrucrive and eloquent ad-
dress by lteu. A. li- minutes. on
Lincoln. M1 i3yington was 11 reporter
for the New York Tribune during the
Civil War, and iii that way he was In
close touch with Abraham Lincoln.
The discourse was interesting to ev
ery one present. and when the talk
was over all regretted It. After the
address reiteshineiltri were served and
a general social time was indulged In.
BBXvVlllNllIIIS
. 25% Discomr .
Valentine Post Cards
5 FOR 51: .
.GOLEMANi -J
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St.
Agent for A. G. apaldlng'e
held this morning at 8 o'clock, at St. ‘
-~Stop and look In t. ‘10 window at '
the local business of the Adams E111 .
' ozone: M. HOLMES,
Booth Noru‘ldlk 1
. a
TROUSERS?
This Is the month we always make a clean sweep of our
broken lines of Trousers. it Is the month of ornate" Ti‘W'
oars bargains. and our sales are known far and "03" '3 “9
producers of genuine values In Trousers.
Whether you are far away or near at band. d0 "0* f3” 9°
.selze this opportunity to get needed Trousers at these sure—
enough bargain prices: 1 L t. i all!
$1. 50 Trousers. - - Now $1.18
$2 .00 Trousers. - Now $1.48
82. 50 and $3. 00 Trousers, Now 51.98 C '
$3.50 Trousers, - - Now $2.48
$5.00 Trousers. - - Now $3.98
$6.00 Trousers, - - Now $4.48
We can fit all sizes and shapes of men and young men.
All the new colors and stripes in casaimeres and chevlots for
business and work: and striking striped woreteds for dress.
1. _
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14 South Main Street ‘ Telephone CallfiilZ-z
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THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION
says of one Western Feed, "cont, 11.1.1111 wheat products. cracked corn and
' Iii'y out product " or another, ”win-mt and corn products, 11'1111dseeds
oxtnil. bindwced, (1111 kle 11111., and nifnll‘n.’ ) ‘
lionnih Horse lo‘ccd, home ground. (‘Olllllill-‘i Col 11 ”his (110 Hulls),
Iiarlcy Wheat Feed. Hominy. Linseed Neal and 11 111111 ii of Suit
We want you to give Bonnie 1 ends an opportunity :11 more itself to
be 11 has 1111 claim it to be. ' ’
Analysis by Agricultural Station. Buy Oats Thais cleal‘l
Bonnie Horse Food. MANUEL TORO HATCH. «1 "
Guaranteed Analysis.
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Protein .....,..1.........'.....l-I.I'.""h
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Norwalk Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1, 1908, $3,614,000.62
DIRECTORS. ‘
WILLIAM A. CURTIO.
MOSES H. GLOVER,
LEWIS C GREEN,
HENRY F1 COLEBURNC.
LESTER HYATT.
S'I EPHEN H HOLMEO
FREDERICK A ELLS.
FLOYD T. RUSCOE.
.131 ‘M 1M 1»
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Valentines
William P. Beers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES
6 SOUTH MAIN eraser,
scorn NdeALK.
19 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Rockaw ay Long Clams
8.0c QUART
' FROSTFISH
10c lb
WHITING, I : Go 111
MULLET - — 8c lb
HERRING, - 8c 111;
SPANISH MACKEREL, 151: lb
Roe and Buck Jack Shad. Flatfish. Steak Cod. Smelt, Silve Salmo
Weakfish. Pike. Fresh Mackerel. Haddock Finnan rHadn n,
dies. Carp. Long Island and Sea EscailopsC
Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge F1111 Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
“BOXES-11—
11 INCHES WIDE. 3 Inches HIGH, 22 Inches Lone. Ans 1115111111213
‘ AI FBBR BBIIRB I illR
IN OUR BURGLARC- PROOF VAULT, BUILT SPECIAL
DEPOSIT BUSINEBSC. L'Y FOR THE 'BAFE
I We Deliver Goods Free of Charge.
“1 stock reacted before the recovery in
‘ the 11111101 at list had gone far.
' a point.
Your Elbow
By use ot‘ your telephone and 0111'
near to you as though we occupied
the adjoining building.
We are developing this portion of
our methane and gaining new and 1361‘
man friends by the prompt. and
gl‘ttllsf ctory way we handle telephone
are.
if you can't come, 'phone, and that
sent to you.
will both send for it 111111 deliver the
medicine. ,
PHARMACY
QUITTNER 1|. CANTY. Preps.
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
IBBII 1‘ III 'Wlll Bllllll.“
TVALL STREET. IO: 10.11. n1.-Opefi-
and the price movement irregular and
generally within :1 narrow range Mis
sourl Pacific and Colorado and South-
ern rose] and Wisconsin Central pfd.
fractions.
WALL STREET. II a. n1 -B11ying
was congested in a few special stocks
and the balance of the market was
was going 1111. Traders sold the mar-
ket. later on rumors that 11‘. ii. Her-rt
man was ill. large selling orders
were distributed later in Reading and
of or active stocks. cnver and Rio
(Hindu and Chesapeake and Ohio sold
1% under it'stcrdsy' 11 closing. Reading
and Northern Pacific lit. and South-
ern 11’ trifle and Amalgamated Cop-
per
WALL STREET Noon. ~Thc de
‘cllhe was arrested by n spurt In Brook-
lyn 'l‘mnslt from 1191/, to 71%, on the
declaration or an initial dividend. That
Bonds
were irregular
WALLS STREET. 1 n. n1.~—'l‘raciiolr
rocks were bought on a rising scale,
but 111.; year. of the list. was ouiv about
steady at the. ‘1 .“lday recovery. Brook
Clyn Transit. interimrnush Metropoli-
tnu pfd. and llarnua HIS‘CII‘IG Skilled
\I’lsconsin (tarnishing offer
ed down 1 1-4. and New Haven 1 _1-2.
free delivery system, we are almost as
portion at our stock you need will “be.
if it' s a prescription, we ‘
ing transactions in stocks were light ‘
arid Twin City Rapid Transit large
barely steady While this absorption ‘
A Drug Store at: C
THE. CLIFFORD
M
AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT FIGHTS;
————.
One Member Took a Piece Out of 0111
ponent's Cheek.
VIENNA. Fob. 5.~—Tho present ses-
sion of the Austrian parliament came
to an end today after a scene of tur-
bulence extraordinary even for 1111‘
sembly where violent outbraeaks IN
comparatively common.
The trouble, which arose from the
id radical reeling between the Ger-
mans and the Czechs broke out dur-
tng the debate on a government bill.
the object or which W115 to reconcile
these differences. The Radical Czechs
obstructionlsts, who have been hinder-
1111.; the debate on this measure for sev.
eral davs past with a continuous din
from drums and tin whistles, so ex-
asperated the Germans today that the
opposing deputies came to close quar~
tors, and a fierce scrimmage ensued.
01111 of the‘ Radical Czech deputies. a
man named Speczck, who had been
most violent in his obstruction, was
captured and whipped until he howled
for mercy. Another Czech was bitten
on the Check by a German and sus-
tained and ugly wound, and lilac): eyes
and sore heads are numerous. The
premier. Baron von Bienerlh seeing
the uselessness of attempting to pass ‘
legislation. closed the session and sent
the deputies home
The departure of the ministers was
followed by another free tight, in
which the opposing factions rushed
upon one another to the strains or rev-
olutionary songs. and wild cenfusion
reigned for halt an hour. The depth
ties finally became exhausted, and the
battlefield was finally deserted.
The sudden closing of the session
and the political import of the discord
have had an adverse eitect on the
Bourse. . .
ONE or NEW YORK'S FINE'ST.
Arthur Owens, Young Plumber, Now
' a Metropolitan PollEeman.
1 Arthur Owens :1 young plumber.
whose home is in Craubury, and who
was formerly employ ed by Brown and
Company, the South Main street
plumbers, is now a 11111 fledged New
York policeman, having been finally
accepted. Sunday.
Mr. Owens is a strapping and now-
crt’ul young man, and is twenty-three
years of age.
J
FOUR DAYS IN A_ BOX CAR.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.—Pat1iclr iioran,
I56 years old. who left his honre‘lu
in the latter city: four days ago. He'
was hungry then and was nearlystarw
ed wheudlscovercd here today. and
given attention at a hospital. "‘I
shouted and pounded when 'I found
' the car in motion and the door lack-
e.d" said Moran. “but no one heard
11111.1 had about made 11p my mind
, to a lingering death when the door
was opened today. So. this is Chico»
go? Well. it’s a good place. fora
machinist " Whereat, having recov.,
ered strength under the stimulous of
food and warmth. Haran calmly Walls
ed forth in search ‘of a 1011 he could
not get in Maine. . ,
TEXAS FINANCIER DEAD. , f
SAN ANTONIO. Tex" Feb.5 5.~——Wll-
11am Purcell. one of the most promise
eat bankers and railroad owners in
111111111111.htm here today, aged 64 years:
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VE88EL81
-NIIIW YORK
Rlel'hb 6.—_'—-Avrived: Sir.
.1... ”mini and sporting and, ‘
" 1 can Waning», train 1131111111131.
Maine to seek work in New York, re- .
- tired for a night's rest in a box car
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Price’ 3 Clothing Store x
PHONE 143.
mummy
“‘1.
(I Including 150 pairs at our SB 80 111111
$4.00 standard lines. that must g‘of' The ‘
greatest BARGKINS ever offered its
eludes Patent Colt, Velour, Gun 11111111
and Russet. in Button and Blacker. $2 89 ‘
will move these quickly. Don't delayfi
BARGAINS m RUBBER BOOTS”
AND ARCTICS. ,
98 Washington Street
Phone 165-5 South Norwallt ‘ 1‘
9c HAMMOND’S SHOULDERS. per 1b.. 9c
20 lbs. GRANULATEI) SUGAR
Peaches.perib.
Apricots. per lb.
3 lbs. Prunes
5 lbs. Prunes 11......
Bibs. Flgs........ ............ .1251:
Florida and Navel Orahgcs, Apples. Sweet Potatoes, Celery, Lettuce and " ‘
$1. 00
.....10c 3 Cans Corn .1....1.........1..‘25o
..........101: 3 Cans String Beans 1.........‘..25‘c1
.........25° 3 Cans Bean .....................250
.256 Chunk Pineapple. per can .......10a
2511 Bottle Heinz Pickles .......19o
,Whitc Onions.
UNITED GROCERY 00..
20 some MAINCsraECs'r, sou'r‘h NOBWALK..C»
A81P Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for week Commencing
Monday, Feb. 111.
Great Saving in Your Grocery Bills This Week
‘\
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N.:r1nlv|‘,~:* ,
Extra Stamps with Teas and COIfées
60 Stamps with 1 lb. 70c Tea. 35 Stamps with 1 lb. 381: Coffee.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. 601: Ten. 3? Stamps with 1 lb. 351: Coffee.11 ,
40 Stamps with 1" lb. 501'. Tea. 25 Stamps with 1 lb. 301: Coffee;
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 40c Tea. 20 Stamps with 1 lb 251: Coffee. I
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Ten. 10 Stamps with 1 lb 201: Coffee
Special Gut Price Leaders
20 lbs, Best Granulated Sugar i'oi- ........................... 1 . .SI. 00 1
Very Best Eigin Creamery Butter, per pound ............ 34c
Seeded Raisins. 3 packages for ...................... ‘. . 25c
Ada? Condensed Milk. 3 cans for ...... . ................ . 251:
Evaporated Apricots, a, pound ................ . ..... lie 1
A82? Mince Meat. 11‘ package ............................... . 7c
as? Fancy Patent Flour, 241.5 lb Bag ........... . ...... 85c
Fancy MaIneIC’otntoesflapeck ..... 28:
Extra Stamps with“ Groceries
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Pancake 10 Stamps with 1 bottle Stuffed 1
‘ Flour .................. 1 Olives ' ..................... 10¢}!
10 Stamps With 1 can Old Dutch 10 Stamps with 1 box Smyrna '1 .
10Cleanser .i ................. 10c Figs . . .‘ ...... 1 .. ..... 1'. . . . .101:
Stamps w th 1 can Imported 1 ‘
10Msotyen Peas ................ 13c 1033;131:9531. . with 1 Fa,“ _Y¥1o¢yix
D113??? .‘ff‘f‘. 335E. B‘f‘f‘.‘ o. 19 See 11.1111 1 Peas-~- 9°
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Grand 10 TSW’ .51 With 2 boxes Ideal
mother's Oats .......... 101: icks..earh ----- 11 5’3
111 Stumps with 1 pkg. Mothel' s 111 Ts: s with 1 pkg. Brio
0ats..... .................. 101: «when .,...........1
Tcl. N0. 909. I Deliveries 8C: 30 11. 1'11. and 2: 30 p1, m1C ,5 RI“:
Another 1 P I ‘
' Through no means other tha‘h High Q ~ ty‘ and RIghI rice: coal
we secure our great yoCCIume of trade. It will pay you to 11111111.. 11
sales. . C,
NATIONAL Biscurr coss 10c PKG. 60009. 3 far.
FAIRBANKS' GOLD over; 4 lb. pkg.
BECKMANN’S on BAKER’S COCOA, per can
FORCE OR GR E NUT ‘CEREALS. per pkg. .‘.....‘..."1....‘l
13311115311081 UND (111115.111 ....... . ........ ‘ ‘ ‘ "
CROWN ASTER BRAND FANCY CORN. 2 cans
Crown Aster PM 111 Coffee....35c Mission Garden Ceylon Tea
1 111.511aled Can. ,1 . 1 11‘). Sealed C‘
60 Stamps v‘rith 1 lb. Very Best“ ‘ 28 Stamps with 1‘ II) M
Tea. ...................... Co ........
50 Stamps with 1 lb‘. Special“ ‘ 20 3111111113 withllb.Mochn C
Tea. ................. 11.4501: lavaCoI‘tee..1:.f:.‘....
40 Stamps with 1 lb Friday 15 Stamps with 1 to. Java and ,‘
'I‘ea .‘...‘.1 .............. 31.31401: CMaraeaibo Coffee ..‘1.‘. ' 23
.24‘ 911111111, $1.15; i2 361‘;
Gre‘en RCi yer Whisk 1.111111
George 1111191111 Famous Beer .‘1'
1 Wilson, Old Crow. Hunter, Carats 11‘s
(11111111111111.9011 or Sherry Wine.“ 11 “
111111-111 Malt Whiskey. per 1
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