‘ upon hia duties I! the Norwslk pro
t
4‘ ihG snow.
- whiiitvdstteintlilpt Monuments will:
".9
Small acodunt's "re Invited at the
South Norwallt Saving
Mr. and Mrs;: 3William Riordan, of
Orchard street are the pilrcuts or a
son. " ' vi ~
The company pinochle tournament
of Putnam Hose Company will be re-
sumed tonight.
The city council at South Norwniit
Will hold a regular monthly meeting
next Monday night.
Mm
‘i‘empting values In suits and over
costs will be found at Joseph Unvis‘.
Bee adv. for PV1®§;;9tfi-,_ '.
Mrs. Alonso W. Smith, of West ove-
nue, will leave shoril} for Ormond
Beach. Florida, for a sojourn.
Miss Helena vellum. of Chapel
street. has been entertaining Miss
Rose McKeon, of Newdlaven.
Foss‘ high grade chocolates are al-
ways fresh. Only 60 cents per pound.
At Stillson-Powell Corporation.
W
‘ Mr and Mrs. A. A. ’Aitenhrandt. of
Spring street. returned yesterday
from' a two Weeks iiIs'It in Trenton, N.
J.
Charles E. Malkin. of Brooklyn.
spent Sunday at the home of his par '
cuts in Van Zandt street, East Nor
walk. .
Mrs. Ann M. Fiilow, widow. entire
loafte Greorge Filiow. ls III at the home
Waiter Pillow. in Wall
2:?“ ”3311““. (‘W'
F. E Lockwood a C0 are advertls ,
ing some second hand cars, in iirsti
class condition“ ELDIJSEB that are'
bound to attract.
Norwaik.‘ is vi her daughter
Miss Kélltryn MI is study-
in; at Pratt Insti t.e Brooklyn
Mrs. Kata P. Bilateral! Main street
The past grands of Butler lodge, I.
O. 0. It‘.. will hold a rehearsal tonight
at 3 o'clock. The past grands' night
has been postponed until February
I6tlI.
()wing to the storm. Dnvld Pollard
of Winnipattk, was unable to attend
the funeral of his cousin, Edwin Hoyle.
0! Mullbury, Mass. Services were-held
at .MailburyBatttrdayw afternoon.
Owing to Its conflicting with the en
terminn‘ibnt; for.“ bfieht ortne High
School, that ml 1’ consider the
forming of a Civic Federaiion has been
postponed until Friday. February 11th.
William Thompson. Jr” has entered
cury oddiititnii‘s ore In Main street
Norwalk. He is to follow in the loot-
stcpa of his‘ father, Manager ’i‘homtr
son. "2:
wind“:—
in the statement or the amount
turnedvovtvr to, .Georae Mills. Bit
urday, omission was made or the tact
that the Painter' s Union helped largely
to swell the Will it was title union
that first mentioned the matter of the,
helping Mill; Hill; in tier trouble.
IMasthail' 'l‘. gAndrews, of West
Main stmot.N , walk. is the first or
our readers we know who has
zeen a robin ihit, Mason Bits atates
hat on enterinptbsyyard back at her
home fisturday she wavered two tat
red hrsats plQilIf ‘t some crumbs In
Booth Norwtlk CounciI.No.1268.
and Court We”, I) of I., are to mil
a cam» party use dance. in their Willi
in sleuth Mathiatreet, on Tuesday;
evening. February 8th. As a mt...“
many of the patrons of these It
plhying, the committfie has decided to
play citrus from it o‘clock until Width
coiliintie tiniii"ll“:i1fi,‘ As this ‘wiil‘ he
the'last attitudinal is over. It is are
at. Game. is scheduled to meet this
evening.
, Norwttlk popped),
at her home in 3 evdna .aireet with din
W
ex, chilled". tiliouid iaanrc II tulips! at-
Banh 3"“- dance will probably be submltted. It
1‘" is estimated that about forty dollars
avenue, Norwalk. who has been ill for
a number of weeks from pneumonia.
This will be good nerve to her many
,in9’[' at'lztl: at the
, ed: Brown’ a Bug? 9! College In bionih
' Thursday evening,
holdup. or Norwnllt, spent
lilp‘iith “M” In
W .
W autism loose. .Bllilil iii ...
semi mondthi’ateetlns ~.,
mt
. .
" "Ibttliti Cairlllr It hit it. Healy. oi' the
his duties Wt“ a we day a vact'tt mi
W
Miss NeIllg 1; top is seriotttily ill
betas and little hope is bold but i'or
her recovery. "
tondance. 'i‘bis willabe “ladiea’ night "
each member being privileged to in-
vile the usual numheriof guests.
The Notice; club, will meet this ev-
ening when a report on the recent
was cleared. Wm . the dance.
Mrs. William H. Aiken, or Newtown
continues to improve at her home
friends.
Mayor Ilecmon Brundage. of Nor,
walk, was In New York yesterday pur-
chasing. machinery for the Mutual Hat
company The company is now rush-
ed with business being unable to fill
Its orders.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies‘
Association of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church will be held tomorrow at-
ternoon at 3 o'clock in the ladies“ par.
lor. Subject “Home Missions.” Mrs.
Antoinette White will lead.
William Hamilton. of South Norwalk
who travels {or a iirm that manufar
Next week he will start on an cxten
sive business trip that will includes
large part of the state of Ohio.
ML...—
_. Miss Margaret Harty, who recently
returned front a stay at Dr. Brooks‘
health is Improving nicely at her i
home in Franklin avenue. Norwallt
Mitts Harty wasnlh a serious condition
when taken to the institution.
The class
meeting this av.
Norwalk
Methodist tho it wil be led by
Floyd T. Roam. Tomorrow after-
noon the Indies' Aid Society will meet
at three o'clock at the parsonage and
at 8 o'clock will occur the official
.Board meeting.
lira 8. Brownw formerly conduct
Nerwalk, and dereral years has
College in Bridgeport, has disposed of
the business to 8. I). Guicneas. hir.
Brown Is now interested to the sale
of the IJnderWood typewriter.
m
The members of the Norwalk clttb
will enjoy a rare intellectual treat
when they will
have the opportunity of listening to
Dr. William R. Brooks. the celebrated
ustmnomer. Dr. Brooks will give an
illustrated lecture on “The Wonders of
Itthe iienvens." 'I‘he reputation of the
lecturer and ill, {{ct that he will small
The St. Joseph Basketball team.‘ of
Bridgeport. would like to nrrame
settles with any 115 to 120 lb. Junior
teams in the state. This team has
had 18 victories and one defeat, and
would like‘ tdhmr from some of the
other junior teams. Itor further in-
formation write Charles ' .Cannllsx.
manager, No. 671 iinrnutn' nvenuo.
liridxepori. Conn.
A meeting in connection with the
formation, of a Civic Federation will
he held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at the Historical house in West ave-
nue. This meeting Is to hear the‘ vb
port of a committee of title which was
appointed to draw up a simple plan of
federation and present it for discus-
jinn ltitd adoption to the various or» .
ganlsaiion‘s interested in civic im-
movement. . ‘
The committee of arrangements tori
thii annual iiln in belly lia'puuut oft-A
the Catholic clip hove ”cured their
list 0, partake", and it Add or an pr
ray or mtin note, for that ortttorlai
glyph and, iahcy. a. list that would
quot. Tilt!“ who will
will be thin. Homer 3. Clint-
it‘llfngii, its’v. i‘s'tlt‘er Ryan. at Green-
hd Its an entertainer. Chic romeo:
ston. Mayor Ii‘isliér. oi Wiliimsntlo
is professor at economics at Waste
University, a man who speaks ith
authority. Col. acorns D. ‘itussell. ‘ot
.tltp Norwailt Hotel. Will cater and
other s dollar... of ‘srtrtriport, wul
thsplmmtev/d will but? .,
WW”.
I
urn landla- ‘
. I, l,
"i. i ‘ 7 ,u ‘l.
3
I2 is turn harem.
TvPIWItIvmo barsarilfiltrs or
MERRILLCQLL‘EGES
ans FILLING noon Positions
There't a Grand Opportunity for Every Ambititius hay and Girl who 3
South Norwallt
Everything in the Optical Line
~ Eyes Examined Free-
NORWALK.
88 WALL OTRIIT.
Furniture, Carpets,- Stoves, Etc.
3...... ...... ...... .. «v.134136 Washington Street South Norwalk
'l‘he advantage‘ot wearing the prover Corset is datuoastrnletl by the
woman whose gown tits and hangs well.
Our Corset Department can supply you with Just the proper model for
your figure, thus insurins ease. comfort, style and snare.
Our experienced ‘corsetirr will [its you a free ilttinscf any (‘orurt In
our stock at 32.00 or over.
Spot-in! Bataaiua in odds and ends of Corsets. at half mice, and loss.
N. E. Ryan Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
to close.
been proprietor of Brown' :9 Business 36 WASHINGTON STREET.
LfguGV‘:A‘VINT neon..asrr‘oi. ..
at . ev snmrtousmmutl. “sit.
Win. otovatt eras or sap mm. It Can.
lilLlAILI nous...........
He 0
{.9335
It affords you an opo
tbs Iii-Pine very low
in it,- 99.4
A raw or
The hamkfiumbsrs Union will E:
Brains
were behind this Iiili‘ of GROVER'B COMFORT 3H0!!—
IInd the consumer will he the sniper thereby.
They are solid. Ilcstbic. stylish. loot! filling and witbal
comfortable.
You can‘t lirnl them.
as \ll‘rititi 3»
’ iii ‘
Thesehsoods are all item reshhr stock. not inferior made lmunht for I
tart-e. has on ins-t W” ”’9' V
A J. Collins Co.
[littoral Directors sail lisp" “en.
will Enroll Day or Evening. NOW.
Stamford,
O. B. Jackson
Oilflcian
PHONI «a
‘ mi:
tures varnishes, iii in town for a tow
days visiting relatives and friends gCVine on ‘.
99,314.;
are very rcaooaabio.
‘ QM Norwalk. Conn,
Port Cinder
All the latest conceptions. ‘
FLYNN 3. RYAN
‘ t .0 WACHINGTON OTIIIT
Give It A a Rigid
Inspection
and you will find It Is impossible to
distinguish it from a new
That is the kind of repair Work we do
but ill! have at lentil an opportunity to
show you what we can do.
save you some money. as our prices
Luther M. Wright
aou‘wt Moawsba. court.
n",
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tam Page}, lion: Omaii Nil...
as...itdaoavdalt‘lalei.allaai
¢Irttntrt
he It»,g so. .. ..
sie‘rlb'. nastiest ...; L'aw'o s at cost
wich non. Edward Halien. of art tr .
. htfig chmplfiilimll till? my, um, Mil port, Mayor matter of Whitman
, onogsii time Wynn to the 3‘",th
Advert
""1 t“ ... tie
1. UI
Gunman
“The Hobbies 'tifTwo ‘
Walking Girls”
Five Other Big Acts
New Motion Pictures
ADMIMION .............10 and 20¢
MANN!” ................iianti 10c
BALCONY. RESERVED ...... ...20c
‘ MATINEI EVERY DAY.
PHON! 407
.. ....“ “...... we...“ .... .....w..
Tolephbha it!
TONIGHT
THE MOST TALKID OF PLAY OF
THE DAY.
ST. ELMO
Ladies tonight will be given one
Free Ticket,” purchasing one bolero
G p. m.
COMMENCING THURSDAY
Tempest and ne
Let no innocent Man Escape
At the Great
Mock Court Trial
lindor the Auspicea of
solvent HALL. on
Wednesday Evening. Feb. 2nd
One of our most respected citizens
will be charged with BREACH OF
PIOMBE. Regular Court Rules.
Utartilng Developments. Ludierous
ditttatlona. Local Hits. An Evening of
Refined Fun. .-
PRICE ...... . . . .......... 50 CENTS
'l‘lritcls on sale at High school and
drug stores. Open at 7 30 Court
called at 8.
I
“.... ”.-.—...»... ......tawm—n— uku>M-—u
ELEVENTH ANNUAL GRAND
Masquerade Ball
uucss TRIBE, N0. 25
REDMEN
ITATE ARMORY
Monday Evening. Feb. 7th. 1910
A Grand 'I‘imr Guaranteed.
REGULAR TICKETS. - - 50c
Reserved caste. 01.00, in 5 sittings
for M00.
Plenty of seats will he provided to
accommodate a large attendance.
Tickets for snlr lil (fliffotd l’hurnutry.
Blillsun at i'owclls. I-‘ ll. Coleman's.
ilxxctmun‘ It. WlIclplc) It Clark‘s.
iaisted'u and from all members.
A (insinmor will hr in attendance.
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...-......a
zloty when they iron out animal the
swift Metropolitan of New York city.
by the splendid score of thirty-eight
to eighteen After losing to the Din
ninth! Wahderé‘rlt and All New Yorkti.
earn some by but ova points. the local
boys were natitgsliy "on the lump."
iagi night ‘hud hinted such ball as has
seldom. Ii o'vér. been seen on a local
floor. In lite first halt. the teams
' we're 'neck and neck“ the Norwnlks
...—fa...
’ _ leading by ‘hhiy two or til?“ points.
but in tile silhottd half, things look on
a decided change. and the local lads
just simply yaiited nwttv. like u door
from an oiepii’stt’t from their oppo-
deals. The the l‘ron’l the first toss-
Ilp with it 9t lglttforward (dean and
full of Interns {09:1an pull spectacular
plays. Fine t lit w grit, with long
pisses. cioiio hurtling: 80d limiting.
sud great long distance shots made
the name exaltlit to a tiered. Once.
witch doorman tie a throw
from
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL. IN HIGH _
derwear. Notions.
WEDNESDAY,
his and Close Cuts in Muslin fin.
A‘s .». Goods, Hate.
Dresses. at greatly redmd prices.
Visit the Bargain Basement
>‘l‘r-v
92 Washington ‘ 9 South Norwsilt
Street Conn. ,
. “The House of Activity and Progress” “
, Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH .. “ '
SPICEI. EXTRACTB. QHQGOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA. CORNBTARCH, TEA. COFCEE Etc.
A Decorated Plate“
Hosiery, Suits and _
FEBRUARY 2
Bargains‘rThis Week
25 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR .............. ...Sr 33 '
RICE. in cotton bags. per pound .................. 5,. ?
MILK-wMAGNOLiA ................... roe
A
W‘
liliidllii" [hfllii out I OUTNGS ...
DILIGHTFUL SHORT ISA TR!
OLD DOMI
Including Aoo‘mfldatlo
fir-finder!“
iii Wiilllliillil
ililfl
A. a. P08T, Manage? ,
roam-3. 12 watching, at.
....«m ...... ._ .... -..—...»... ...“... .
AF .
uii’rimdi‘im
P! To OLD POINT COMFORT
NIoN LINE L.
as at HotliCltamba‘rialnt “ . .,
V
Days“ outing. Includinstraaa -
portstlon and be
lei accommOdatlon. . $18. 00
Days' action. including tra'lttr
... 3;‘333°3.3333.‘T $22. 00
The only timer line to old Point canton without chap”.
Gleamablps are all equipped with the Unitsd‘wu‘alua Telegraph anneal.
Steamers leave New York every day except Sunday at 8 p. m., arriving
Old Point Comfort following morning.
Sunday at 7 p. m.. arriving to New York about 3: to p. In
'Iirkets and stateroom reservations. Pi
N.
IIND FOR lLLUST RATIO PAMPHLIT.
w L WOODROW. Trailic Manager. J J. BROWN. General Passenger Amt. > ‘
General Ounces. ill-85 Beach at. .Y.
side line of about lifty feet and lite bull
Incefuliy landed in the basket. the
crowd nearly went wild. Their disap-
pointment u as just as head however.
“hen it was found that he was out of
bounds when he made the throw
' The High schools easily defeated
their opponents in a good, clean game.
no In ‘7 Their team work was espe-
cially .uotlcehble uttd they played all
around the lads” from Heihel. 'i’lIclI
shots were more accurate. and in pass
ing they were far superior. in the ilrttt
half the local lads rolled up a. score of
It to :I. and in the second half, the
ltethrls succeeded in getting on four
more lollies. leaving the final score lit)
to 7. 'I‘hcer was plenty of enthusiasm
ut both games. last night. but particu-
larly at the but same. Frank Rooney
refereed built games and in every case
It (doubt. the benefit was given to the
visitors.
The big game started off with the
Norwtriks landing a basket. in teas than
twenty seconds of play. This was fol
lowed is rapid succession by one after
another. until at the and of the first
half the score stood 12 to it in Nor
walk's favor. Then the local boys took
a‘bi; brace and threw baskets at. at
most every opportunity. Soon they
had twenty one to their opponente'
olahtcen. and do their best. the Mole
couldn't ilnd the basket again. Elam
more baskets in quite rapid succession
nods point from a tree throw brought
the but more up to 3818.
The title-up and! ileum: . .
MOW Norwalks.
Hnn'n'“; ‘ 'r ''''' I h t '1”..'" T; .i‘) l lhfl'ney
Left forward. ».
Sirohecker..............li‘. J. Dorsey
Ititrht forward. ‘
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Ouarnierl 4: 'i‘. E. Doraey. 3; 'l‘. .l
Dorney. 5; Smith. 4;
.. Martin”... ...... ........ Jones
‘ woolly concerned this hard.
Return leave Norfolk daily adept
;r 26. North River. foot of Beach 8h.
OContior. 1.
i-‘I'bm fotIls-~~Spain. 2; Smith. 2. “
(”Midi—~19. l’. Rooney ‘
High school " scum High.
Left rorvi’ard.
lreiand .............. . ........ .Melvln ‘
.Riglt forward.
Ferris .................... .Antitier «
Center ‘” '
Stevens. ..3 ................ Mild] .
heft guard. ' '
Seymour..". ...... Hanna
Right. guard. ., h
rum goals Martin. 9; Ireland. 9': .
Ferris. I, Seymour-,2. ;;Jones.l Ant-
bier. I. From “MINCE“. 3. ‘
omelet—4‘ r. may
Timer» C. i". Lintfi‘ebrg
The game next week will be omitted
on ncount of the use of the Austin by .
lincss Tribe of lied Men for thit- .
mask bull Monday. Febritary it. ,
the Norwaiks will play the
organised lmnhm y tourmhnd N y N
High will try us than to salutes
turn. The latter is.a um aspirin:
for the I torscholastlc clia '
ll antic-ship
-.“Dr Thomas' Eclectrie Oil
best remedy 'for that“ often
cation-crow. Ha as boson
.. ii that: Edi
"’l‘ltst mart complain; g! or
"its makes a common dilatahd'
the philosopher. Where we
tinaulsh overwork from undo . ,
ity.‘ ‘mu’aslilugton Bthr. f . ' ‘
‘(icntleman (hiring,k valet) ‘
understand you torture seine“
lodge of bulletin, You ve oil
oil and on?" ,‘t’
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an empty nuns tidbits W
lcvurts ..,.t ..Itlmiili
Cont9i'. "
turner. . . . . . . . . . Valentine-O'Connor
Left mtttrd.
Murrayn. ..... ..............fiuarniori
nightgown. , , ‘
Garner. 3'
liieltt goalswapsin. Ii;
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