‘ est a Piano Certificate with
evcry purchase. It will cost '
you nothing. '
35 F A. LANE
Confectionery
and Psitry ‘
51 Washington Street.
will '1st
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity:
Fair tonight. Saturday partly cloudy
and warmer. A; slight disturbance is
central this morning near St. Paul.
' Minn. ‘ It is producing cloudy weather
with light snow in the upper Mississip-
pl valley and the western» portion of
the lake region. Pleasant weather pre-
vails' in the southern sections and.
along the Atlantic coast. Freezing
temperatures extend as far south as
Georgia. The temperature is rising in
‘ the central and western sections. Con-
‘ditlons favor for this vicinity fair wea-
ther. followed on Saturday by increas-
ing cloudiness with rising temperature.
W
Read C J Mlntz dz Co.’s Adv. for
special cut price sale:
~Mlxed Nuts. 10c tit. F.l)..L & 00.
Charles E. Sturges is ill at his home
in East avenue, Norwalk.
The directors of the South Norwelk
public library will hold their monthly
meeting tonight.
~Leg of Lamb, 16c. Buttery' s.
Special assorted chocolates for Sat-
urday and Sunday only 25c pound, at
E. W. Kelley, Jr.’ 3.
Mrs. Frederick W F. Andrews, of
Westport avenue. spent yesterday with
friends in Bridgeport.
~Fresh Hams. 14c 11)., atNew York
Market.
Mrs. John A. Montgoinery, of Union
Park Norwalk, is spending a few daye
with friends in Bridgeport.
William T. Jennings is putting up
the new clock in front of the Elks' ‘
Hall. in South Main street.
-Take notice. Last two days of
sale. at Conneaily & Bracken’s.
'Mrs. Sherwood. of Danbury, is
spending a. few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Cutbill, of Bayview avenue.
Miss Clara Grindrod'has.i'eturned’to
her home in W‘innlpauk. after a few
days” visit with her aunt, in Stamford.
~—Fresl1 Shoulders, 10c. Buttery's.
Miss M. M. Hegemnn, surgical nurse
of the Norwalk Hospital. whohas re
signed her position, will not leave the
institution until March 1st.
Fred Koones, of New York city. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Fairman. of
Croce street. for a few” days, returned
to his home in that place today.
Maito Rice. 10c phi. at N. H.
‘lioyt's Grocery. ‘ ,
Court Narruk, F. o_f,A.; held a regu
lnr meeting in its quarters in Water
street, Norwalk, last evening. Nothing
. of any special importance was brought
1111
' Mllicrd Reynolds, of Farming on,
Maine, who is spending a few a‘ys
“1th Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Church. of
Westport avenue ‘is today in Bridge
port on business. .
-—Pot Roast. no hope, 10c. Buttery‘ s.
_ Thomas Smith has“ returned to his
duties as night man at the South Nor-
walk office of the Adams Express Com-
pany. after a several ‘days’ illness at
his home in Connecticut avenue.
~Fresh Hams. 13c... Buttery’s.
Frederick E. Lookwood and Coni-
many, the Wall street. auto dealers.
have a miniature or the Vanderbilt
cup. which was won in 1908 by the Do-
- comobile. The clip is on exhibition at
the store and is quite a novelty.
———Fresh or Corned Hooks, 10c lb
-Iinyes’ Mitt '
An :lmporta1it‘.._mcetlng of the city
, council and the board of apportionment
will be held jointly Monday evening at
the council chamber, in Havilnnd
sheet. in addition. the council will
‘ have plenty of other business matters
to dispose of.
—Corn Bars. be. at Nelson H. Hoyt s.
70 Washington street. .
Dr J. W. Vollmer is happy in the
possession of his automobile again. get-
ting it back from Bridgeport yester-
day. During the winter it has been
fitted with a new frame. to replace a
broken one and has been placed in
first-class condition __
~Fresh Shoulders. 11c lb. at New
Yolk Market
The Seventh Compliay Bugle Corps
held its regular rehearsal and meeting
.11 the Armory. last: evening. During
the meeting. it was. .voted to extend an
invitation to the Court Narruk‘ Fife
and Drum Corps to bé present at their
meeting March fit]: when a sociable
evening will be’ "enjoyed and a cloth
chowder supper ssmd: .
—Soused Mackerel; 17c grade, 13c
1 can. I“. D stto11$ $1.00.
‘ I‘m
' ' SATiilibA SALE “
F1NE GnocoLATEs;
. 25c pan...ouNo sex. ,;
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
-‘ : Prescription Dwell!“
da. and are havinga fine time
. We rite Bur
Insurance
LET UD WRITE YOUNG.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
TEL 106%.
II "Washington‘strsct, South Norwslk.
RUSSELL'S. .
I: Varsity Chocolates and ,,
Saturday Child?
«AT-n-
BAXTER’S
‘AannsoN's
Launch Works
plBulfit Frames set up and ready to
an 1
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster 8&1] Point.Norwalk
New wash—goods at E. K. lluuks’.
Read the adv.
.Thc H. Krieger & Company adv. is
sure tointerest you. Better read it.
-—-Tnke notice. Last two days of
sale, at Conneaily & Brucken’s.
David Boas. of Philadelphia. is
spending a few days with friends in
LOW“.
Wesley Johnson. of South Noiwaik.
recently visited his parents in George-
town.
~-—-ltoast Pork, lie 111.. at New York
Market.
E. L. ‘lloyt has installed a line new
cash register in his store in Wall
street. Norwalk.
Louis Yost, of Main street, was a
recent visitor with John Hoppenhaucr,
in Brooklyn N. Y.
~Mlxed Nuts, 10c qt. F.D.L. & Co.
Charles Miller is confined to 11111
home in Water street, Norwalk. with
an ulcerated tooth.
A. Dickerman & 8011 rue ndvertis
lng new styles in ladies shirt waists
and neckwear. Read the adv.
Buckingham Post, G. A. It, will hold
a regular meeting this evening at its
quarters in Wall street. Norwalk.
——-La Tournine. the perfect Coffee.
35c pound. at Nelson li. lloyt's Reli~
able Grocery. 70 Washington street.
The Barnes Class of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church will hold aregih
tar meeting, this evening, at its rooms.
. Mr. and Mrs. William Post, of Stem-
ford, spent yesterday as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Collin of Bolden
avenue
~Prime Rib Roast. 14c. linttery's.
A. W. Eliott has sold all the furnl»
ture. in his home in Main street and
expects to move out of town in the
near future.
Mrs. James Burr. of Ridgefield.
spen ing a few days no the guest Of
Mr. 11 d Mr.s l). 8. Hall, of Academy
street, Norwaik.
-Sl1oulder. Stock. 101': 1b.; lean Pot
Roast. 1110. Hayes' Mkt
During the wind storm of yestculay
the fingstone on top of William Hess
chimney blew off and damaged the
roof somewhat.
George Coffin 11nd Wesley Johnson
of South Norwolk, were in Bridgeport
last evening. and witnessed a produc-
tion at Smith’s Theatre. .
—-Kippered Herring, 15c grade, 131:
can. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Amelia Collin of Holden ave-
nue. is spending a few days with her
daughter Mrs. Frank 1’. Self, of My!“
tie avenue East Norwslk
There are only two more days of
the shoe clearance sale at Conneaiiy
& Brackcn‘s. Better get your share
of the bargains before the sale closes.
—Pork Roast.14c. liutterhys
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Raymond. Jr.. have receiv-
ed word that they are now in Bergm-
ir
and Mrs. Raymond are on an extended
wedding tour. .1
-—Elgin Butter. 3? c lb. F. D.L. & Co.
' Harry M. Camp. who is employed at
the dead letter office in Washington.
D. 0.. arrived yesterday at his home
in Norwalk to attend the funeral of
his father A. H. Camp, which is to be
held tomorrow afternoon.
~Loin O11nd Rib Lamb Chops,16c.
Buttery’ s. ' .
A large number of young people of
Norwalk are planning to have a an 11w
ride to Stamford this evening. A large
two horse rig has been engaged from
.Banke’ lxvei y stables, and an orchestra
will accompany the guests to liven .
things up. The party will attend a
dance in Stamford and after a supper
will return to Norwaik A fine time
is anticipated.
—~Choice Native bowls. '200 1b.;
Roasting Chickens, 22c. Hayes' Mkt.
Admiial A D. Ayers. of Newton
Heights was in Norwaik yesterday.
and spent the day with friends here.
Admiral Ayers is the founder of the
Volunteer Life Savings Corps. and ex-
pects to start a corps in Norwalk in
the near future. George Allen, Jr. is
to be captain of the corps. and a num-
ber of young men are deeply interest-
ed in the undertaking. The meeting
rooms are to be in Wall. street.
--Chopped Beef. 12c. ' Buttery's.'
Big Sale of Sheet Music
ssrunosv outv
9'” CENTS 3 FOR 255
Somebody Ought to Tell Her .'-‘us
band; l'm fielding the Wire For Y}. '
Beautiful Eyes; My Wild Deer; '1. '
Little Blackberries; Take Me to ;
Heart Again for
Auld Lang S 1'
Brass Buttons. and 100 others.
COLEMAN’S'
‘ NEWS STORE
10‘ North Main St. South Norvlllk
‘ Agent for A. G. Spslding'l ‘
" _‘ 01101188111111”.
1
South Norwaiit .
. .Bnebail and Sporting goods
o
Men s Suits
. All of our broken lines of Men's Suits. which
formerly sold at $10. 00. $12. 00 and $15
are now selling in our final $5 f
clean-up at
(l The above goods you will find .
displayed in our north window. "
M2113 Berlin Office Coats
and Beach Jackets
$1. 98
Formerly sold at $3. 00 and S4. 00;
now selling at
iTFll’TERS‘ .
‘ 14 South MainStreet Telephone Call 632-2 _
FQ“ 1"
Wemommwoomw
In the light for tunic at the small profit on which min dealers
do business now’ddays. a giiod deal is heard of culling grades and
other demo1allzing methods. In making and selling 4
BONNlE HOME GROUND FEEDS
I make them as if the old time prollts were still to be hurl. i don t
figure that I can't afford to keep up the highest quality. but that i
cannOt afford to do anything else.
And that's equally line of everything i sell.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Proprietor a
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed 5
Bonnie iluiry Feed
Bonnie Punk: 11 Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
MWWOOWOWOOWW
WWW...
HEW HIHH SHHHH PHSl PHRHS
5 for 50
William P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores
49 WALL STREET 6 SO MAIN STREET
A
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALLSTREET. NORWALK. "
lNGORPORATED 1349.
Deposits, Dec..l, 1908,- $3 614, 000. 62
‘ DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A.‘GUITII.
MOSES H. CLOVER, '
LEWIS C GREEN,
HENRY F. COLEIUHN.
LESTER HYATT. ‘ '
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
‘ STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLE,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE.
031:1;
Small Smelt 3 lbs. 250
Pollock, called Boston Blues, 5 lbs, 25c
Herring, 8clb.;.Flatlisl1. 8c “1.; Porgies, 10c lb.;,Weakflsli, 12c
1b.; Small Shad, 10c Ib.; Halibut. 15c and 20c 1b.; Salmon.
15c and 201: 1b.; Buck and Rec Shad. Steak. Cod, Eels.
Finnan Buddies. Extra and No. I smell. Escailops. ‘
Long and Round Clams; Rockaway Long" ‘
Clams. 30c qt; Gosling Clams for Baking.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish arket.
TELEPHONE 108. -FREE DELIVERY
7 The Office Safe Does Not; Protect
.painst Burglars
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ARE S4 A YEAR
. lively demand for stocks Wail in iivlv
- Eatour rices
l Whitehead
S McLean Buckingham of the- tie-
lHHll IH Will llllll
S’l usu’i'
WALL 10: 10 a 1n.-A ‘
element the opening and a buoyant
rise in prices was the result. Union
Pacific and Reading rose 1 1.2. Atchl-
son and Delawme it Hudson 1 14.
Southci 11 Pacific. United States Steel,
Brooklyn Tinnsit and Consolidated
Gas 1. and St P.1ul.Northe111 Pacific
and Canadian Pacific iuige fractions.
Great Northern Ore Certificates and
Allis Chalmers pfd. fell a point.
WALL S'l‘REE’l‘, if a m. w—The rise
in prices encountered opposition after
it had proceeded a little further, large
offerings oi! metal lndustrials outside
the steel stocks causing a general re-
action; Although these specialties sulf-
l'ered severe net losses, the railroad
stocks retained a fair measure of their
advances. Anaconda and Great‘Norv
thern Ore Certificates. fell 1%. Nation-
al Lead 1% and Amalgamated Copper.
American Smelling and American Su-
gar 1. There were a few gains. The
market rallied later.
WALL STREET, Noon—Business
dwindled to small proportion with a
further rise, but the advances were
well held. .
1.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——~'l‘liere was
‘scnrcely any demand for stocks, but
soles Were st improved prices.
WILL CONSIDER ESTIMATES.
FLANNEL
1gb Robes
Al: Remarkable Reductions
l‘
$1.011 QUAerY 111' 50c QUALITY AT
79c 390 }
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY
Price’s Clotlnng Store 4
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk»
Board of Estimate and Taxation of
‘ City of South .Norwalk to Meet.
A meeting of the Board of Estimate
and Taxation of the City of South Nor-
walk, will be held at the council cham-
ber next Monday night at 8:30 o’clock,
to consider the estimates submitted
to said board by the treasurer of said
city of the amounts required by each
department of the city government; for
the ensuing fiscal year, and to consid»
er the recommendation of said trons~
liter of the appropriations for all the
city expenses for said year and the
recommendation as to the tax on the
polls and ratable'cstnte within the
limits of saidcity deemed necessary
to meet. such expenses. to hear all pati-
tics who'mny desire to be heard rela-
tive to any alteration in said estimate.
and to make any alteration in said es—
timates and appropriations: also to
consider recommending such taxes on
the polls and ratnbie salute within
the limits of said city as may be
deemed necessary to meet such or:-
penscs. utter deducting the amount of
tho available revenue for sold fiscal
year; and to consider the making of
any alterations in said estimates. ap-
propriations and tax. rates, and to
make such additional appropriations
as it shall deem proper. and to take
such action in respect to each And all
of the foregoing matters as it shall
deem necessary. proper or advisable.
m
M‘ININ‘G ENGINEERS IN amuse.
pour.
Bill [)0 TWO R'l‘.‘ F‘i‘b.
Phone 16555.
for Week Commencing
Monday. Feb. 22nd,
Dollars Saved by Trading at the 'ASrP
LENTEN FISH SALES
A&P Codflsb. 3 bricks for. .. (.2511 .
Norway Mackerel, each ......., as .
Kits of Mackerel, 8 lbs. for. . . .9911 ..
Fancy Tag Blasters. 6 for. . . .1. .251
Red Alaska Salmon. 2 cans for.25c
. Domestic Sardines. 7 cans for. .251:
Smoked Sardines, 3 cans for. . .25c
Marshall‘s Kippered, Herrings,
‘ 2 cans for ..................
40
25c
Stamps Free with 50c Purchase of our
High Grade Teas and Coffees. ‘
Extra Stamps with Groceries
26.——'l‘hc parry
:EHMI’I‘fiadgg 31192313“:Oéh‘g'mCSE’e‘fg' .10 Stamps with l can-Spice nt.10c 10 Stumps with 1 can Ada? '
W ‘ ‘ H ‘a - ‘ ' r v ----------------- ‘
rivod'in this city shortly after noon by 10 Stamps w1th 1 pkg. Jelly 1003511 at iii 1. Po 1:121/21:
special trolley and won; immediately ‘ Powder at ................. 101: at amps “'1 0““ no 03 1.591
to the Similieid where an informal m smmps withi pkg, Macaroni "' """"""""" ' ‘ '
luncheon was served at 12:20. about ' or Spaghetti at _ ‘ ________ 10c 10 3111111115 With 1 bottle Ammo
forty Bridgeporters invited by the ‘ . 1' 1' 13' “lit at -------------------- 10°
Bored of Trade participating. Follow- 1° Stamps “it“ - . ““5 “‘1" 10 Stamps with 1 bottle Vine:
ing the luncheon, a photograph was ‘ Cream for ................. 5c ‘ gar at ____________ ..-.......10c
taken of the group in front of the 10 Stamps with 1 but. Catsup 10 Stumps with 1 lb. Pearl
country court house. after which spec‘ at ............. w .......... 18c Tapioca at ______ ‘ ‘ 3°
lnl cars were boarded and the party
taken to the railroad viaduct in the
west end. There they boarded day
coaches on the New Haven road trucks
LEADERS
ESSENCES?‘ii‘ii‘iiiiii‘l’. Hit? "’6'" B's-”'1‘“ C 8““ . 2° 1... 3...... for - .. ”41.00
pally. spending some time in inspect , (61383101111 """" c . '
lug me mammoth plant. 1.11th they Fresh Eggs. :1. dozen ......... .331: Pure Lord. 11 pound . . .. ..... 13cm,
returned over the same route and by
trolley to the plant of the Locomobiie
Company of America and nftei inspect-
ing that will leave late this afternoon.
bearing souvenirs of the olive indus
tiles. for New Haven.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
. Whitfield S. Bates to Mary 0.
Rooms. four lots. Sound View Park.
War.
Stephen 'l‘oth and wife to Michele
Santello and wife. lot and buildings.
Laura street. War. ’ =
EdwinL. Hoyt to Max ii. Schumann
lot and buildings. issues street War.
Frederick 11‘. Whitehead to Simeon
S. Carver. Weston. lot Halllm View
Bench War.
Henry D. Whither to \l-iibur F.
Smith. lot, Sound View Park. War.
Ralph E. Knapp .to John Creighton
and wife. lol and buildings. Dover
street. War.
St. John Merrill to William ld. _
leis. building lot. France street. \\ 111:.
Frank H. Gleason and Louis S.
Beers to Jennie G. Whitehead, lot and
one half house. East avenue. W111.
Louis S Beeis- lo Fredeiick l1
"building lot. , Charles
HP HP Al HHP l A Hill
124 E. Washington Street. South Norwalk
Tel. 110.909. . Deliveries 8230.: m. 1111112130 31
We Get Right 10ka '
on your auto as soon as it comes here
for repairs We have plenty of skilled “
help and staple fapilltles for 110111 2 ;
quick and thorough job. Send as ye 11" ~‘
car if. there ls- the slightest thing.’
wrong with it Well have“: ready on
. you in time for that trip. which by our
"work will be free {10111 c inary acci
Wile
Dnn- ‘
Luther M
Phone Corinne
:MMN eraser. sour _
street. Wa
WATERTOWN DEPOSHTORS WlLL 2
LOSE BUT LITTLE. '
WATERTOWN. (301111.. Feb. 211 «4111.
an order received today from .ludgeg
Curtis, of the Superior court, Recs civer. .. .
k 8. one Seeded Raisins ..... 25c
funct Wateran Savings Bank win 5%.): 15m]; , . :25.-
pay the surplus of 38.162 in his hands
to the depositors of the bank, who are
entitled to interest of whom there.
. are 175 This sum. is sufficient to al-
low each depositor‘ 5 percent. of the .. ~
[rest due on his Q
in 1903. after]
ten H. IMatteo tr.
depositors were paid the fees value 9
their deposits in 1907 and the bond
men of Mattoon, who lost much pro
erty on account s crime appeals
unsuccessfully t
"for this surplus
ascs‘ur‘ new or vaginal.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26. -—-The steam
Adriatic, which arrived here coda
' brought Capt. E W. Stone and th
crew of éix‘men of. the Boston condo
or Mary Sanford. which was abandon-L.
ed ol‘l the Florida coast on Janunry 31‘ 1111' their various homes at late no.1...
“ _ declaring that they had av 111911511111.
~ time. and that Miss Minnie was a royal
entertainer. ‘ '
Al
MW _
W. B. Selleck is advertising
the great Selleck specials. Th
will telly y .
one present were the Masters Fred ed
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