tell IIIM that he may call It be
Minn it box of our dBIIcIOIII
HOME MADE
CANDIES
F. A. Lane
at wuuiuo'rou STREET.
TELEPHONE «too.
“Mus-W“...
Now Is the Time
when your ilrea are turned on full
blunt, to “look to your Pm loourauco.
Every day you read of tires caused by
overheated furnace or stove.
Fire Insurance In no revocable you
can't alter-ti to be without it.
Telephone no at once. don't wait, or
drop up a. card and we will bind you
immediately; upon its reootpt.
Taylor St Golden
Tel. 165. 2
74 Wuhlngton on. south Nomik. Ct.
r
Pole People. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy . Cheeks
You need thobeut iron Tonto to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Dmgiot
in an
EVENING tCENTINEL TELEPHONE
OALLB
024—qu. popurtmont
92-8~Buoinou Department
M~Brun¢h calender-walk
B90 -—Edltor’u [incidence
Pull-City Editor's Bouldonee
WEATHER FORECAST.“
For Norwaik and vicinity Fair to-
night; Thursday increasing cloudiness
followed by rain; warmer; light vari-
able winds becoming brink south. Wea-
ther conditions. The storm that pas-
ned over this vicinity yesterday in now
central near Halifax, N. S. it is foi~
lowed by pleasant weather along the
Atlantic coast. The Western storm
has moved rapidly eastward and in
now central near La Grouse, Win. it
is housing cloudy weather with snow
or rain in the upper Mississippi Vai~
toy and the. Western portion of the
Lake region. This storm will move
eastward and nasal out the St. Law-
rence Valley. The. temperatures con-
tinue mild in all sections cant or the
Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature: Low, Itii: high, dil.
Cloudy,
m
Ming ~.tzabeth Cochin, of Keene. N.
ii., is visiting friends in town.
llunici (lornilcy. of i2 l’ronpcct ave-
n-uc. has been ill for some time.
7—‘Nilliiiefl dance, Locku'ood'a Ilall,
January :38. Spiedei‘s music.
mus. .. “w...
Mina Anna Keeler, of Washington
uttcct, IliIi-i been viaitiug in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kat-h. of
Franklin street, are entertaining Mrs.
itonch, of Derby.
~..~_M
Newton Schriver and family have
inovod frotn 132 Main street to Blow-
ntcra. New York.
Several interesting grocery npocials
Will he found in the adv. of the United
tlrovcry Company.
Minn Anna llurnn, of Franklin avo-
nue, in entertaining Minn Morgan-t
’i‘hackcry. of Brooklyn.
Daniel P. Hurley and family. of
("runs ntreci. Norwalk. have returned
from a visit in Brooklyn,
liarry i’nrltiunnn, of Grand View IIVI"
nuc, Iran returned from a plum-taut via-
II. with relatives in Waterbury.
Charlen D. lingers and .i. Emory; Ste-
vens, of the iii-m of that name, uphill
yesterday in New York on luminous.
South Norwalk to making a ntromt
effort to induce HIII‘N‘ Brothers to lo-
cate their factory in that city's—Jinn
bury News.
HM
Ely Raymond, linrry Marie and ii.
M. Weelts will give 11 dance Saturday
evening in the Town Auncmbiy hall in
Willi direct.
Cockonoe I‘iayinuknru will open their
pinoehir tournament with the .Illtlnl‘
burn from Uncle liayiol’t tomorrow ov-
eninx ut ited Men‘s hall in Norwalk.
«l-Vinit tho demonutrntion of ttryetni
fininiine at our atom. You can have a
bottle of cream true With it pkgn, oi
tialatine. Adainty dam-rt. Church til.
Miller, till Washington direct.
Mrs. Mills. widow of the late George
MIIIII, the unfortunate painter who met’
his death an the rennlt of a fall from
a ladder in Norwalk, with her family.
will leave tomorrow for her new home
in New Jersey. The hounehoid effeotn
Wore ahippod today. Mrs. Miliu. winn-
on to extend through the columns of
The Sentinel her thanks to her many
friendn for their generosity and lym-
plthy in her time or bereavement.
#1
IIIT
Saturday Chocolates,
FULL LI. IOX
25c
seam Powell Corporation.
:1 ‘ WAONINOTON OT.
M
women's
Launch Works
Boat Framed not up and ready to
plank.
All kinda of repair work
Latt’nches of tilt sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OyotchhellPoinLNorwulk
A. J. Hand & Company
EIEIIIIIIII ENGINEERS Mill
. Iiiilliillllfliii
’JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'l Theatré Building. South Nor-
wuik. Conn. Phone 428
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwoilt.
Reoldonou. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone It oillce. 3362.
Telephone at 1100... 698.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Prat.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Pull.
Frod'it A. Elle. Secy A Tron.
. .,..x .. ..
Mr»; lCuNut thriller of “limit :ttc
line, in iwt‘tllitiill-g from u ssctt-lc ill
ucnn.
Mina Mabel Ferric, of Washington
street, lulu gone to ilrookiluc, Marta. to
npend a month with her brother, Harry
N. Ferris.
The Hospital Whist (‘iub will meet
Friday January 28. 1910 with Mrn
itccd Flynn, Livingston place. South
Norwalk.
Extra entcrtainmcnt in Town
Tent-horn tiniet‘talmncnt i‘ourac, i‘i-liti-
inn by Nina Junt- Lewis, at South Nor
walk iluptlni t‘lturch. Monday, Jan. in
Special ulllglc litIillithtlii Bin“.
The regular weekly drill of the Sixth
company, t‘. A. (2. watt held that night
at the armory. A week i'rottt thin ('1
citing mt luupvt-tiou by an army oiiicor
will be held.
.. ... . “LL
Minn Louie.» Mill‘l-Illlilm'. n! Ml'lWlll
all-cut, had the minlortune to {all while
Kilillg down utnirn this morning at her
home, rt-ccireiug acverul bud lu‘utneu
about the head.
W...
A upeclai mcetlng ot' the Nultuelt
club wan held Monday evening when '
iinnl nrrangenwnt» for the dance to
he held Friday evening in IJN‘leIOtI'N ,
hall, were made.
NOW
IS THE TIME FOR
YOU TO SAVE.
Home .. young men
think it will be cinder
to have a little later.
There in nothing in
ii. If your Incotuo lil-
f’I‘tllinilt no will your we
penucu.
THE TIME TO SAVE
I!
NOW
South. Norwalk
Trout: Co.
4% ON CAVINOS
Punching Bags, Box-
ing Gloves,
Roller Stinger. Ice dSIiiItetl, liocltj
e ticknsnd Sporting
y Good: of All Kinds ‘
At COLEMAN’S
aim u'i'oitl it
to North Main GI. loath Not-unlit
’ Agent tor A. 6. topic ‘
w. in audition for no... whether In our advertising, or m.
‘to loco with y‘ou., w'l'" we state prices. you can count on our. be-
ing the lowest in town for goods of equal nullity. And you can
bank on our reductions being genuine. ovary tlmc. Hence the ru»
son why Rod Tops always Milk. good. We invite compnrluom
along the above lion on the foliowtng RED TAG BALE OFFER~
mos: ‘ I
On Overcoats 0n Fancy Suits
$10.00Io ...... ... $7.85 $12.00 to ........ ....... $735“
$15.00 to...............010.85 $15.00 to.......... ...810.85
$18.00 to ...............012.85 018.00 to ............... $12.85
$25.00 to ..... . ......... 018.85 925.00 to ..... . ......... $18.85
$30.00to...... ....... ”$22.85 $30.00 Io.......... ....$22.85
if you have a boy and that boy needs any clothing. don't lose
We can save you money.
a minute in bringing him to this sale.
, TWO STORES:
14 80. Main St. Masonic Building.
So. Norwulk. Norwnik. i
i
Success Is Not Merely “Getting There”--It's
Getting There Cleanly.
I've nevei sold one dollar ll worth of grain that I would not buy
balk at prite aoitl if ptovcd unanliufntturv so it dont pm to offer
[In IIIIIII‘ a line oi grain that will in any um uroum- .1 duration. ‘lou
can't buy a purer, cleaner mute meaty milled fled titan "Bonnie"
Horne (‘tttilc and Poultry Fwd ~~~~~ liotnc Ground. i’t'lccn? if you pay
less clacuIlt-i‘e--~,\jou get icaa.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
ilonnio Poultry Food .
l‘ionnlo Stock l-‘ocd
llonnio Scratching Food
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
m
Photographs at Jackson’s Studio,
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
OPPOSITE HOTEL. JACKSON'S STUDIO. NORWALK. CONN.
....................r: N...» .. .5...” w
HERRING 4 lbs., 25c
Frost Fioh. 3 ibo.. 25c.: Flat Fish. not (ironed. 3 lion. 25c: Wookfluh,
12c 01.; Ron Jock Shad. 35¢ each. Butter Fiuh, Spanish Mackerel, Btu-k ‘
Cod, Eels. Hallbut. Smelt. Opened Long Clamp. Now Bodford, Long Island
and Boo Eocailcpo. Oyoters. Long and Round Claml. Finnan Hoddlu.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108 FREE DELIVERY.
M m... ... .v. ..__ .mnmwm- 9.....- W... W
In your new home use but water or steam heat. It' is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE iN NORWALK
”a... m“--........- w. M
The Hatch 8t ”Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. 46-.8 YARD TIL-M
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Giana or every description.
hitch Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Outta-re two also».
"Manolo" . Asphalt Ii‘abl‘ltl Boudoir.
int-rooted.
One, two and three-ply 'i‘ur Paper.
Biatertr Paper.
Shoathlnl and mildew Paper.
Hair insulating and Deafenlnc Paper!
25c
5 lbs. PRUNES tor
- i I
3 qts. CRANBERRIES for - - 25b.
ll pkgn. Seeded thliiliiti. ........260 ii cane Corn .....................256
(l the. Sultana luiulm............ 2M 3 can: Peon ..... .h ..... H.250
1 pk”. Minor Meat..............2oo acans't‘omutooo.................. 250
a cane Karo Byron...............2ao ileum String Beans...............2oo
1 pk. lied Onlonli.....
Whoa 71.9mm Bonn.....................2 26°
Pickled Salmon. regular price 120 per in, coolant. . . ....... .3 tin. for 98¢
Oranges. Grapeu Sweet Potatoes, Spinach and Celery
nu lull and too in. flood.
‘ do acorn ultra amour
United Grocery Co
PHONE :43
- tone buying of attache at the openluz
today caused a volatile upohoot of .
l priceu in all quarters of the list. The
.‘ indiuortminate‘thun was the ceiling to
. unload in yesterday‘s market.
. were unlveruaigand in the most impor-
* normal.
' have completed its work and more
WALL smarter. 10 to a. tum—Eur,
root: to boy was even more hasty and
The
eagerness of uncovered shorts to close
their contract: was an. important «to
meat in the movement or printer. (loin:
ranging from it. fraction to two points
tnnt atocltu were more sensational. in
Consolidated‘tlae there was a jump of
4%, ”Utah Copper 4. Chesapeake and
Ohio and Amalgamated Copper 31.4.
Northern Pacific 23%. Reading. Amer-i
can Car and American Smelling 2%.
and Union Pacific, Great Northern
pfd., Denver and Rio Grundc and the
New York Central 2. There was a
sale. of a single lilo uharc lot of Unit-
ed States Steel at the opening at 83%
foliowod by running sales of 14,000 at
8454. to 84%. compared with 82% last
night.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.—-—’i‘he at-
tractive profits shown by the first pri-
ces induced heavy realizinil. and many
with Consolidated Cue going back 2
points. Speculation then became quict~
er and more. orderly and fluctuations
The receivernhlp for Hocking
Coat caused a break in it of 4 points.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.~'i‘he tone
of the market grew gradually firmer
and prices rose fracllonuily with home
increase in bnuincua. Central ilnii.
road of New Jersey gave way it points,
”licking Goal 6 and Pacific Telephone
Ailiilllltlllittlill this
Thursday in hat-gain day at A. iiicit-
erman a Son‘s. See adv.
iroruc M. Holmes, of Main street.
in recovering from a few days‘ llinenu.
~~ “M...”
E. J. Thomas. business manager of
The Hour, in spending the. day In
Bridgeport.
if you are iniorcnted In
rockers read the adv. of the
Read Company.
Prescription work Iii the specialty of
the W F. Wixmore & ifontpany‘u store.
They alno'itnvo a complete clock of
patent ttwdlclnca, pvrt’titnes, toilet on
lltflcil, etc.
Colonial
1). M.
Mrs. Frederick lletta. of Upper Main
utreni, Norwalk, uho lulu born chilling
in Syracuse, N. Y . returned yeaterda)‘
.u-mtnpnnleti in Mrs. F. .l. (,‘ronhl'. who
will make her a visit.
Nome young men think it will be
can)- to save money in a few years
when they will be earning more tnon‘
'l'livrr is nothing in it. Thu- lime
to clue is now. and a good place is at
the South Norwnlk Trust t‘ompnuy
where mm- per cent. in paid on eaviniiti.
py,
A well~knuvrn young lady front liar
cin employed in Norwalk, while start-
ing for the latter place thin morning.
took a tumble from the front porch of
her home. With agility and grace.
however. uhe managed to fall in such
a way its to do herself no harm, iier
many friends are congratulating her
today upon her narrow escape from
injury.
The carpi-t bowling team rupresent-
in; Ponaeuus t‘ouncil, Royal Arranum.
of Nurwuik, will play its first some
with the team from the Greenwich
(‘ouncii ’i‘huruday evening, February
3rd, at Norwntk. The series of munch
this auction promlncu to be of untuuiul
interval. The Norwaik team in strong,
and hopcrt to find a high place in the
standing of the league.
A letter written on board the eteam-
hlilp "Cetirlc" Illa been received by
Norwnllt friends from hire. (3.. M. Roy-
mood” of the RaymondMllier touring
party. Mrn. Raymond ntaton that the
Tait‘tlnowdon pair With aboard and
that plottmtnt weather had been expor-
irnced, cave on the first day out. Pan
ty were well and expected to reach the
Axorcs that afternoon. The letter was
dated January iith.
The meeting of the board of appor-
tionment and taxation of Norwailt.
aoheduled for next Monday night. has
been canceled, for the reunion that
there are no "unexpended appropria-
tionn.“ from which the various commit-
toeu could secure their lands. The
board will new Wait until the first of
March. when the board of relief will
money will he‘forthcominc.
M
The South Norwuilt Congregational
Church will continue its normal busi-
neun meeting tomorrow evening. The
additional reports from the various
department: will be continued Includ-
in: reports from the board of deacon.
the board of deaconeeneu. the Chrint-
ltin Inquiry Club and other depart-
ment; whore reports were not preheat-
ed at the meeting taut Thursday eve-
oi the lending stocks reacted a point, '
BARGAINS!
. $12.89
WERE 020-00. 022-00 AND 020.00
1 Lot Fancy Overcoats, A $6.89
YOUNG MEN'S SIZES, 010.00 AND 012.00 COATS ,
1 Lot Children’s Overcoats, 53.8%
SIZES 9 TO 16, WERE 05.00 AND “.00
Size 34, 35 and 36 Top Coats at Half Price
Desirable Patterns and All Sizes in Suits
THAT WERE ataoo AND $20.00. NOW, $7.89
All Derby and Soft Hats, $1.59?
. wzne' tz-oo AND taco \
,1 Lot Men’s Black Overcoats,
d
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, Southg NorwaIk
TELEPHONE 165-5
EXTRA
Pink Stamps .
Collectors of Pink Stamps can fill their books quickly by
tall' mg advantsite of our liberal offers.
"0 Stamps with 1 lb Verv Bent
35 Stamps with 1 lb. No.‘ l.
Tea -------------------- Plant tio Coff . ...... ...3
do Stamps with 1 in. Special :1 n ee 50 .‘ ]
Tea ....................... 30 Simon with 1 lint/10KB \ i.
30 Stampa with 56 lb. Very Coffee ....... ..... ........326 9
IIt‘Sl 'I't‘li .................. ,
25 Stamps with it lb. Special Ed Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee...30:
Ten ....................... 25c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee...25¢
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
MONOGRAM RYE. WHISKEY. per bottle ...................... . 35¢
A fine. rich, old. meiI0w Whiskey, made by Gumatrs McCall 00.. ~
Philadelphia. Move a battle not home.
10 Pink Stamps Free with Any of These Items
it calls Plumpplo Chunks ...... 25c 1 pkg. Cold Rock Jelly PowderAOc
Large llottlt- iliulng .......... 10: 1 pkg. Cook's Malta Rice ..... 166
t it). [lent Shredded Cocounui..20c 1 pkg. Nivara Food ........... 15¢
3 lint. IIt‘lII stain Crackers ..... 25c 1 pkg. Macaroni or Spadiiettl..10¢
A. F. 'BECKMANN 8. C0.
83 and 85 Wuhtngton 8!. Phone Colt 440. “nth Namath.
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60TH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
[Etna Life Insurance Company
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
MORGAN G. BULKELEY. President
LIFE. ACCIDENT. HEALTH AND LIABILITY INSURANCE
JANUARY 1, me
.an'
ASSETS LIABILITIES.
iteai Entutc acquired by itcsorve on Life. Endow-
foreclosure ........... 8 i08.li:l2.tlit meat and Term Poi- '
()iiice iluildtnx ......... 500,000.00 icien .................. 880, 891.11700 1“”
(innit on hand and in Special Rescue. not in- «. ,,
bunks .. .............. 4,400,439.77 chided above ......... 592,290.00 . '
Si ‘ltn and ilontis 30.559.065.78 Premiums paid in ad- ‘
Mggrtgea secured by more. and other Liahli- . ‘
i Natale .......... 47.2 7'1..263r.:. itieu ................ 511,055.00 ‘
hound on Collateral ..... I 2:” 104.84 l'nearned interest on PoI-‘ t
Loam-t uncured by [mllcteu icv Loans ............ 308,303.70 5
of this company 7,306,675.97 Accrued Taxes ......... 484,178.00 1
intemut doc and accritud
l'leceniber it]. 1000
Premiums in course of
collection and Deferred
Surplus reserved for once.
int class of Policies and
dividends to Policyhollb
erg payable on Demand ,
1.730.031.”
979.000.“
i'remiuino ............ 1.446.485.72 Looms and claims await-
Market Value of Securi» lug proof, and not yet
lien over cont. loan Ann due .................. 457.098.“
aria not admitted ..... 2.til.'t.1(lii.49 linearned i’remlume on . l
Accident. Health and .
Mobility insurance 2.088.209.“
Reserve for Mobility , '
clulma ............... 1.848.500.00-
i-luiplutt to i’ollcyholdcra. 9.973.450.01‘
L.-- “W... m... ”ma...“
Total Anon ......... 397.227.001.99 Tom Linbllltlu ”murmur
W q; .‘
INCOME. DIBBURSEMIINTB
Premium»: .............. 818.174.922.52 Payments to .Pollcyhold-
interest, Rents, etc ..... 4,412,333.08 erg ................. ..
'i‘nxeu ...............
All other Dinhnrwmants 4.58
Total income in Tout Diohurumonte
1909 ............. ...I20.897.256.60 in 1909......
GAINS DURING 1909
them» in Premium income .......... ..... . ...... J ‘
Inornu in Total income ............ .. . .
Moron» in lurpluo ...... . .. ...............
Increase in Aunt. . .......
loci-one In Lfo insurance in Force
”an... ........ gloIQsOlol
TotuiLlf‘ulu runooln I'orooDou 31,1909... ..
Total paid policyholder. olnou organization in 1850
LIFE BUSINEIO:
H. moo. Alton, Muhluur. mtg. elem. Bridgeport.
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH IUOINI“:
Arthur 0. i-itnltloy. Manager for Connecticut;
LIAIILITY IUOINI“: .
Robert 0. Knox. control Aunt. silo Main at. Hartford. ,
.490
nuts. Following this there will he the
meal election of unicorn for tho
onto: your.
calm
.... l. . t. t... mumwh‘. _
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