tell nut that he may call it he
brinn a. box of our delicious
HOME MADE
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WEATHER FORECAST?”
For Norwallt and vicinity: Fair
‘ and continued cold tonight; Wctinee
day fair and slightly warmer; moder-
ate to brisk northwest and. west winds.
Pleasant weather prevails this morn
ing in all districts east of the Missis-
lppl river. A disturbance off the
coast, near Hatteras, N. t .. is causing
high winds along the. New angland
ctmst. Another disturbance, central
in oSutlt Dakota. is producing cloudy
weather with light snow in the north
west. No extremely low temperatures
were. reported this morning, but i‘rccz-
lug temperatures extend as far south
as Montgomery, Ala.
Members of Eureka. Lodge. going in
Stamford, tomorrow evening. should
take the 6:50 train.
~—l«‘ertllizers. Raymund Ilros.
Tito annual meeting of clinton
t‘ommaudcry. Knights Templar. of
Norwalk, for the election of officers,
will be. ltcld Friday evening.
'Ihe meeting of the Woman's Asso-
ciation of the South Norwulk Baptist
tilturch tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock will be led by Mrs. Dudley
lloyt. 'l‘hiu will be a mission meeting.
Topic, "Koren.“
The students of Merrill Business
(‘ollcge will give a St. Valentine's
dance in the town llSSt-illlili)’ hall, on
lv‘ebruary 7th. at 8 o‘clock, unique in-
vitntions for the affairs having been
issued yesterday.
()vcr oud hundred ncw savings ac-
counts Wore opened by the South Nor-
walk Trust Company in» January. in
spite of lhc high cost of living tnorc
people lll‘v saying than ever before.
The South Norwulit 'l‘rnst. thunpnuy
pays four per cent. on savings.
'l‘rce Warden Joseph Cornell will at-t
tend the nineteenth unuunl n‘tocling of
the Connecticut Pomologicni society
Which opens tomorrow in Hartford.
All sessions are open to the public anti
a banquet will he. held in .icweli hall.
'1'. M. C. ‘A. balding tumot'row evening.
mlt‘outtdwtlold locket, initials A. i
it. tlwner may have saute by proving
property and paying charges. inquire
49 Wall street.
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Btu-mum Ctmncll, ltoyul Al't‘llilillll.
will hold a meeting this evening in
Mystic Chain Hall. The first of a set-
icn of [mules in the carpet bowls tour.
llilllli‘ilt will be played with Seaside
tiouucli, of Bridgeport. anti there will
he initiation of candidates and other
interesting features.
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The card tournament
ilnlon Ciltlllt‘il. K. of t‘._ and District
llivlulou. No. i, A. (I. ll.. will open to.
morn-ow evening at the mount of the
Catholic Club Ill West avenue. Forty-
ilvn, euchre tutti plnttchlc will be piny-
ctl, nntl out of {lift gluten. the able talc
in“ ifth will be. tlcclarml the winner.
’l‘ltlrlyiwo men. alxtocn on a side.
will [alto part.
of Cut hollt-
m. M. J. ilrooku, of Now (Yunnan.
was accorded a unique distinction that
work in New York city. when Prof.
James. of the. ioiloge of Physicians
and Surgeons, in his clinic, referred to
him no one of the first six diagnosti-
t'Ittns on discount! of the heart, in the
country. Dr. brooks has for the past
sixteen years successfully conductcd
a nuttetorlom for the treatment of tu-
berculosis, and is an authority on this
subject.
new High Grade
Chocolates
Atwsvc rust-i.
«a (VA lb.) ‘
.t.. ob.)
*the basement of the school
.. price of pork and lamb, was IUWI‘I‘t'II
Now Is the Time
”‘32:; ‘35.?“ to ’3”, If?" lawman?
you my 0 cause 1
ovcr- homo furnace or .33..
Fire Insurance is no reasonable you
can t mom to be without it.
'lclcphcnc us at once, don't wait. or
dwit an a card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden
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.7. 156-2
74 Wdohlnnto'tt .. south Norwdlk. ct.
Pale People. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Mckc
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the best iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood. 1
F. H. DAX’IER. Drugfllst
‘‘‘‘ enormous
Launch Works
Boat Framed set up and ready to
[blank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystorShellPointNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
EIiiiIIIIlIII ENGINEERS IIIII
IlliiiIliIIIiiiIS
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'u Theatro Building, South Nur-
walk. Conn. Phone 423
David W; Raymond I
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
19 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Residence, 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house, 093.
N‘ORWALK
Savings Society
lNCORPORATED 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Prat.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice~PrcIt.
Frud'k A. Elli. Sccy 5 Trans.
The linketm-r tlub the ntwit form
ed tltuattiztttion of popular young In
tiles will meet this evening at the
home of Miss Louise Schnub, in Rail»
road avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. .loseph Gormlcy recent-
ly went to Jersey City to attend the
funeral of Mrs. (lormlcy’s brother.
which was held Saturday in that city
1’. .Slattery is seriously ill at his
homer in Close street, Norwalk. lie is
suffering with lung trouble.
M
—~- (tilittli and tctiiatlotnt. First M
.‘thutth. 'lucsdttt evening. Feb sth.
The Children of St. Mary's church
are arranging to holtl a stereoptlrnn
lecture and dance. lv‘riday evening, in
hot! in
Leonard street, Norwalk. it is plan-
not] to matte the lecture not only interv
cstlng but instructive, and to this end
will be given.
Local meat dealers report. that the
only a Dew days ago, was this morning
jumped up a hull cent a pound. One
prominent locul donlcr stated that ho
was selling about as nutch meat as ev-
cr. llo regarded this as evidence that
the [iconic needed this staple diet in
order to keep up their efficiency.
new savings accounts
opt-net! In January indi-
cate an increased prou-
purity.
The recent hard
' times tnugtlt the value
of an account with u
atrong Itllilit. and to
unite of the high cost of
living, more people are
saving than ever be—
fore.
Have you an account
with on?
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
4% ON IAVINOI
when, your tires are turned on fulb
of boys Will find it worth ybur while to
‘ ere this week. The more you know about
quality. the better, for we want you to realize the high
quality of our clothes for boys. Then you will appreciate
what our big and genuine reductions mean in “thc way of
not... , ' - . t tt lunatic!
Boys' Winter Suits Boys’ Overcoats Reduced
$2.50 Suits. cut to. .$r.45 $5.00. cut to..... ...$3.85
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$3.50 Suits. cut to. $3.45 $6.00, cut t0..... ...$4.85t W
$5.00 Suitsrcut to..$3.85 $9.90, cut t0.. ..... .$6.85 a
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Special lot of Boy’s School Overcoat: in broken sizes,
Blacks and Oxfords. reduced from $5.00 to $8.50 to $r.85
and $2. 85. ‘
SPLENDID BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
14 So. Main So.
So. Norwalk. t
W..-_«.» ”m... —. .- ...._.....,..........
Namath.
Success 15 Not Merely "Getting There"-It’s
Getting There Cleanly.
I'l't‘ never cold one dollar's worth of grant that i would not buy
back at price sold, if proved unantisfnctoryw-so it don‘t pay to offer
my trade a line of grain that will in any way arouse a question. You
can‘t buy a purer, cleaner. more evenly milled feud titan "Bonnie"
Horse. (‘attie and Poultry It'ttt‘tim-I'Iuillt‘ Ground. Prices? if you pay
less elscwlwrewyou get less.
Quality First, Last and All the Tlmc.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie liordb Feed
lionuic Dairy Feed
lionnlc l’oultry l-‘ccd
Bonnie Stock Feed
lionnle Scratching Feed ‘ .
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
Photographs at Jackson’ 8 Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
JACKSO N‘s STUDIO.
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
WWI WISE INII ESCII UPS. 25c
Gosling Clams for Baking
Clams. Sea Escallops.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. .
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
sourn nonwaut. coup.
ARGANDW DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.”
QOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
MILL TILM M. YARD TEL.“
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description.
Bach Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sinus.
"Lincoln" Asphalt. Fabric itoonnx.
warranted.
Ono. two and three-ply 'l‘ar Paper.
Slatcrc' Paper.
sheathing and Bulldm' Pacer.
Valentines
Valentine Post Cards
From 1c to $5.00
At COLEMAN’S
NIWO cross
Mu ”Namath
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stir-Mower Corporation. i? we ml,“-
“2—.
Swlbs. auras 1th ‘ L
3 qts. CRANBERRIES for - -
3 bills. Seeded Raisins..........8ac I cans Corn”... .....
3 lbs. Sultana Rcialm............2bc it can: ’Pean..................
8 pkgu. Mince Mttnt..............250 Scans'l‘omtttocl..........
it runs Karo Byrup...............2lic Beans atrtnc Bound...
icicltcri Onions.................30c 711mb: mum“...
Pickled salmon. rastlinr price 12c per “.t.. cpsclnl..............3 the. for 250
Oranges. Grapes. Street Potatoes. spinach Ind Celery.
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so NORTH MAIN firm
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NORWALK. CONN.
All Kinds of Fish Oyders, Long and Round
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
It is cheaper to run
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Cd
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
lintr insulating and lie-toning bacon.
25c
25c
lulbllm
....2M
(cult-Ola“
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United Grocery Co
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vllic Novelty ‘
Among the latest vaudeville novel-
tuu at Paris is a bicycle act which is
., whining globe.” In a great wire on".
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g foot in diameter. a man ta ta. mount“
3 . on I. bicycle His wheel rum on n
l' rim of narrow Wooden slats. which
. extends in a circle around the tackle
, of the globe. The man pedals Vilof
' curly. and the globe. resting on an
axle and free from the float. is lot in
motion. the revelations min; in In!”
1 in; with tho i-hpldlty of the wheel on
, the inside The show is not half
raver. however, whorl the man emerges
i and makes hlti bow for in the second
i not another whoelm‘an takes his place
on the top of the globe and while the
great cage is whining. Impellod by
the bicycle rider inside. the man on
top maintains his place, the wheels of
his machine spinning around in bar-
mony with the globe'c motions. The
whole thing is a globular treadmill so
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novel as to make It wonderful to look
at.
Imitation Nightingalu.
The nixhtingales which nested un-
til ten years ago In Kenningtou Gar-
dens wore killed by the send-wild cat:
that camp every summer among ‘tbc
hollow aims. and Londoners who
want to hear the Daulian birds with
complete éertclnty mtmt now journey
to Row or t'blnxford (observes the
Westminster (lazettei. Our fortunate
early Victorian ancestors wont
farther than Vauxball Gardens for
the purpose. The Vauxhali nightln‘
sales were always in tall cannon
May and June evenings. and the pro-
prietor would usttre an inquiring
country visitor: ”Hear the nightin-
galcs. sir? Why. you’re bound to hear
’um; we keeps 'cm on the premises.‘
'i'hbt prosaic statement was only too
true. according to Frank IiucItlund
for the music was produced by a bu
trau l'hllomela. paid to sit in a bush
and mitato the nightingale when
darkness tell
no
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Pigeons u Postman.
A l‘arls contemporary nail in jest.
obnorwn that in the event of a postal
strike recourse may be had to pigeons.
it seems that there is a regular pigeon
postal service in New Zealaud be
tween .Ituchlanti and the Island Great
Barrier. stunt» sixty miles distant.
The place is difficult of access, hence
the employment of the winged mes-
sengers. They accomplish their ser‘
vim in less time and with a regular-
ity that puts railways and steam
packets to alleles. in cistythreo min.
uteri the distance of sixty miles is ac-
complished. 'I‘he dispatches are writ
run on an extremely thin paper and
fastened to the bird's font. When the
pigeon reaches his lamination Ito
portion the trapdoor of the pigeon
home. The door automatically rug.
a boil. and an official receives the, med
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Iritlxh Pluck.
Extraordinary conduct on the part
of the men upon seeing the body of a
wonmn in the water was disclosed at
an inquest held at the Vittory inn on
the Hogs flack. Surrey A farm is
borer named Sidney Smith missed his
mother on Thursday morning. and on
til‘fli‘thil’lfl found her lying. face up
ward in a roadside pond He ran ob
anti another laborer named Matthews
who passed the pond also ran busy.
neither making any effort to pull her
out.
The Coroner:
"The poor creature
might not illiHI been dead at that
.lime You could easily have got but
out i suppose?"
“i should have had to go up to my
knucs in the waler."— London Daily
Mail.
The Chat-0b and the Bank.
Yesterday afternoon a tiny boy sat
on a terrace step. Around ttitn wen-
four other tiny boys. all of them ex
t'itctily interested in a metal bank
which the boy on the terrace penned
to hate opened with a brick. it looked
rcty hutch like u hold-up. but when n
parsing woman asked for details a
cherub. whose lawful abiding place
net-tact! to be on a valentine card. ex
planted that the intuit betonncti to his
aunt. who had "dlvved" it to him.
do. of tourists. it was all right. Only
if anyhody's aunt int- mtmotl a banlt
the site ttf‘u t‘lur box with cohtontt
titcleln. why or~~dou't blame the
maid Wt‘auhinuton Burr.
A Fudny story.
“l' us got a good story To tell you
i don‘t think I over told It to you bu.
fore.“
“in it really funny?”
"You. Indeed it is."
"Then you haven't told it to the bi-
litre.”
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The Nine Point: of Law.
f The nine points or law are thus
concisely if sotncwbct cynically given:
(II A good deal of muddy; till a good
tics! of patience; (ill a good cattle.
it) u gomi lawyer; till a good couu
ul: (ill send witness»; (7)11 good
jury: (B) s good judge; ill) need luck.
Wm»-..
Our Duty.
Never to tho. never to grow cold;
to be patient. sympathetic. under;
to look for the budding flower and
the opening hurt; to bopc always;
like that to love ulwayrutbls II duty.
“animal.
was.
Galactic.
"I luv- adopted a ucwvmotto for
”my life." sighed the man who resided
with in: momenta-luv. “What is lit"
they tnuuircd. "ifivcrythinl id I'QIII
tire."
rcfcrred to on the program as "the f
. globular, to forth and about twenty ‘
cht Men’s BIackOvcrcoats,‘
$12.89
WERE $20.00. $22.00 AND 020.00
cht Fancy Overcoats,- - -
$6. 89:
YOUNG MEN’S SIZIO, $10.00 AND 012.00 OOATB
1 Lot Children’ s Overcoats, . -
$3.89
sizes 9 T0 10, wane «.00 AND “.00 ,
Size 34, 35 and 36Top Coats at Half Price.
Desirable Patterns and All Sizes in Suits
THAT was: moo sun $20.00. NOW, $7.89
All Derby and Soft Hats, -
WERE 02.00
$1.59,"
“002-50 i I..-
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
IIIIiIIIflIiII IflIII iIEWSl
F. E. Clark, of Cruubury, spent yes-
tcrdayla New York on business.
Frank Nickersou was put through
the second degree at the meeting of
Our Brothers' lodge, i. 0. 0. I"., last
evening.
A large safe was installed in the Ga-
zette building this morning in Wall
street, the work of removal being done
by Tlncltler's express.
Twenty minute periods were held
yesterday at tho Norwalk High school
and there were no lessons, school be
ing dismissed at it o‘clock. Today re
citations were resumed as usual.
The Glrls’ Friendly Society of Saint
Paul's Church meets this evening at
the Berkeley street Chapel rooms at
8 o'clock. The rector expects to be
present and speak to the members.
The lobby of the postonlce at Nor-
walk is receiving a much. needed coat
of green paint and when completed.
will be far more. attractive titan at
present. ll. '1‘. I‘rowitt Co. is doing
the work.
St. Paul's Guild will hold an open
meeting at. the rectory tomorrow. Wod-
nesday, beginning at 2:30. Dr. J. Mil-
ton Cuburn will read his charming
story "Yesterday." The ladies of the
parish are most cordially invited to be
if 80
I e iii. that.-
A very interesting and helpful
meeting was held at the big kitchen
mission. last evening. The Miller Sis»
ters sung three beautiful solos. which
added much "interest to the meeting.
This evening the meting will be .‘ed
by Mrs. ’l‘heriault and Brother John
ilioomer, All are welcome.
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Objections galore to the town assess-
ment list continue to pits in and this
afternoon, the Board of Relief have
their hands full listening to rcmons~
irunta. it has been suggested that, if
the town voted to give the assessors
sonic adequate financial return for
their labors. a more accurate and pro-
portloncte list would have resulted.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Norwallt Business
Men's Association was held last cvcu—
tug at thc'Norwulit Club parlors and
various matters of'lntcreat were dim
canned. Regret ms expressed at the
final decision of Smith a. Kaufman to
remove their plant. The Association
has done all in its power to keep the
firm hers. ‘
The ease of John in blyden, the
Broad street saloonitecper in scheduled
to come up tomorrow in Bridgeport in
the Common Pleas court. Mr. Laydcu.
it. will be remembered, in charged with
humping open on Sunday, selling it-
quor on Sunday and removing a seal
from a door lending to a living chart-
mont at his place of business. The out-
come of this case is being awaited
with eager interest.
A club. to be known as the Curiosi-
mc club, we .I formed recently at the
horns of Mr. and Mrs. nonbichaud, in
Hovlinnd street. Scientific and social
will be the advantages of the new or-
notation. At. the last meeting Mr.
houbicbaud save a practical demons.
trutlon of the uses of electricity and
In“ moduli, «it: several color. Lun-
cbcoa was, small.
with shout twuntydlv’u monitors." .
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The clitb mm.
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Evan Sb. V
They had been married just I
mouth when he lost his position, and
during the next eighteen months he
jumped rapidly from one thin: to an-
other without being at all successful
at anything.
By this time. of course. her trons»
cccu was letting frayed around the
bottom and rusty around the top; turd
the hope which III. had been Gilli"
tuning that she would com. ddy be
the manor of some new gowns had
become a sort of a permanent hope,
u for n she could sec. or. in act, on
for as they both could see together.
"Ellubcth," he said one day. "dc
you think marriage II n failure!"
"Failure!" she said scornfuily. “WI
SIM Qua Non.
I pastel“ :w
“You let your maid not” ‘
“You: lb. was so “thch a;
”Nmflxhtod?"
"Ob dreadfully!
Bournemouth“
she insisted on stationary lenses 1: ‘
all the important keynotes. and w:
decided we couldn't afford that."
Evldonco 0f Incbricty.
Nell» l m afraid Mr. Gunter but!
too much drink at the dinner last
night.
Bell: What makes you think not
Neli~ When the Charlotte tulle
was served he. was trying to blow tho
froth off
Learned in the Law.
Examiner What is an alibi?
Candidate for the Bane-An alibi is
committing a crime In one place when
you are in another place. If you can.
be in two other places. the alibi is all
the stronger in law.
Over the 'Phono.
liost tat his wife's rcception)-~~Ah.
my dear Mrs. Brown. aren‘t you com»
ing'.‘ Everyone is expecting you. Oh.
never mind about your drcshmdkcr
and your sown. it's not your clothed
we want to see. It‘s you.
i
Magnetic.
“1 want a man with some exporig
cure, as a public performer" explain-
ed the stout man.
“I think ill do " said the applicant
hopefully. "l' m the only man on our
block who uses x lawn matter in the
evenings."
Ay, More.
lit-~own Well, Jones old man let an
extend my sympathy. it must be pret-
ty hard to lose a wife. ~
.ioncs- You bet u n—n'a almost no "
possible.
Interacting.
Parties at which the guest. duller
the question:
ate much in vogue.
interesting to hear the married pout
pie try to find some excuse.
Successful.
"i started out on the tboory tint
the World had an opening for me. and
i went to find it ” “Did you find It?"
"Oh. yes. 1m in n boic."-3dltlll0fl
American. .
honoring c Copyright.
Copyrights arc nrantbd for twenty»
eight years. with It rcnc‘fll of to
teen years additional-emailing in
Yorty- -two years.
right. it is necessary to «it'd to
llJbrcrinn of Contract I milled on .
of the till. before publication. the M
bola: one dollar. Tito copies of tho ,
article must be dcpcc'itod in thit
lures-tonal Library at Washington;
Light on tuberculous.»
Truduu'c etude orbit-lulu: mam ,
ud hi the rlnbt din-coiled... W
main; a numbcr at minute with
catatonic hc confined
tir- indoors arid turn“
on it. who law all , .
wan. an me Ill W
“Why i not mdrrlodf”,
ll. Id always so ' Q
T0 “ODIN I Win
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