F. A. ~ ane
(:1 WASHINGTON tracer.
TELEPHONE 406.
twel- booted turnouts or etove.
can't afford to be without it.
immediately upon its receipt.
TayTOr 8: Golden
Tel. lilo -2
74 Washington at. Booth Nemelk, Or
A”
Pale People, mAtientiont
Ruddy Cheeks
You Rich. Red Blood.
r tires are turned on full
.10 look to your Fire ineurenee.
Every day you read oi tires centred lit!
Fire instances is (to reasonable you
“Without; us at once. don't welt. or .
drop III a. card and we will bind you.
Our Iron Pills Make
You need the detest iron Tonic to give
I“. H. .BAXTER, Drunaiet
in large and small sizes, which formerly sold for $12 to
$15; sale price. ‘
$4.85
in tin
EVENING IENgliltf-f: TELEPHONE plan
Dad—New- Department
92-3—Bueineee Depnfitment
«tum-Branch Offic'e. Net-walk
890 ‘—-Editer’e Residence
HOS—city Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and. Vicinity: Ruin or
snow tonight; Friday fair and colder;
moderate variable winds becoming
brisir and high north and llUl'lllWGSl
tonight. The trough of low pressure
that was over the Mississippi Valley
yesterday morning has moved cust—
wurd. and now forum it well~dcilned
storm nrou control near Cleveland, 0.
it is causing cloudy weather with
light rain or snow in nearly all dis-
tricts cunt of the Mississippi rivcr. An
area of high pressure over the lltli‘IIl'
worst. is producing cool, plenunnt wcntii
or between the Rocky Mountains and
the Mississippi river. “The tempera-
ture is rising along the Atlantic corn-It,
but. in falling in the western and ceu~
trnl districts. The lowest temperature
reported nus nix below zero, at llu‘
ion .1)
WEATHER A YEAR AGO'TODAY.
'l‘vinpernture: Low, 2.3; high. :tl.
Cloudy.
Friday is cut price day at tho .\llutr.
store. See ndr. for specials on tlitit
tiny.
Mina Alit‘t- llziugh, of
Medical college, is sin-titling
ut her iltlllit‘ in Merwiti
“talk.
New York
the tiny
street, Nor-
bllsa lilossoiii Smith is substituting
for Miss llcsslc Ctitbelt in lingers &
Siertdiu‘ South Main strut-i store (lur-
ing the absence of the latter on a twu
tlny'e vacation.
._.-H...__.-..q ‘ B
The {tumor (lruiiiuiuii saloon in
Main Sil‘t'i‘i, Norwulk, in “NW III the
- iniIdI-I of pointers umi carpenters be
lug renovated nud it let cxpccicd tlint
on Sniurtluy (II‘ this Wf't'k. the now pro-
prietor, (‘ui'l St-linub, will open the
rule.
Iit't‘llltlitlllii by Miss t‘nll. lt‘Irui M,
ii, t‘liurch, 'l‘ucsdny (Honing, Feb. 8.
A plntc which Ii: to be to the travel-
lug \iIIlllkt‘l by (‘ticltcnoc tribe, of Nor
walk, In now III-lug ntrlml plntt-(l and
Inscribed tit St‘um‘u factory in Water
street. The plain will contuln thin in
nt'i'lplitm: l’i‘i‘rti‘lllt‘ti by T'Ot'ifl‘ntll’
'l'ribe, No. 32. l. t). It. .\I . of Noru‘ulh.
('oinpliiut-Iitn of II). it. “lill‘ilitifili (‘o
W-
The fuciory of the hit, fluorite i'ulp (c
l’npttr company III Norwnllt is shut
down today bcctluuc of on iii‘f'itif‘ili lIIHi
ninth. in the Iiincliitic Niitlil. A blurb of
wood bot-oint- caught in the wlrca (Inuit
i‘or drying the paper, and it won uccco
nary to clone the alien to make "(limit
unry rt-pulrn. Work will probably be
resumed tomorrow.
'l‘lIr Inenihurn of Pride of i‘ourl Nor
rult, lt‘tirurlioi‘u of America, will f‘ttil‘v
brntc the fifth uuulvoruury of their in.
(‘i‘lliiilli in It lilting lillltllll‘i‘ ncxl 'I‘una-
tiny evening at it‘oronitu'u' bull in Wu-
tor turret, Norwnik. There will he an
tintm‘tnlnluttnl. i‘ollowod in! rotrcuh-
Inruta. Court Narrult hon grown rn
iiitily In the that live yourn nud now loot
u utrong and invite Iucnilutrshlp.
Major Elila, of Fort H. G. Wright.
New London, conducted his annual lu-
npct‘litili butt cvcnina o! the members
of itw Sixth Company, C. A. (l. at the
armory. About. aixty men were prou-
cul and were put through thorough Iil‘
mun-(ton. Major itillta, who was neslut-
cd by i-ltntc inspector (lot. Schultl. of
Hartford. coiilpllmotilcd (imitate biotin-
mun on the general appearance of the
company. There are now elxty~three
men in the organisation.
Foss’ High Grade
Chocolates
Atmve' meet-I. _
m (it. ill.) one do.)
Stilleoe- Powell Corporation,
fl wul'titifl‘l’bft fl.
ANDERSON'S
Anti kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
Launch Works
Boat Frame: set up and ready to
Launches of all sizes built to order
OysterShehPoinLNorwalk
A rare chance to get a good Overcoat at (I great bar-
gain. See them in our South Window.
iAll our broken lots of MEN’S $2 and $3 SOFT
HATS at
98c
A. J. Hand & Company
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRS
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’e Theatre Building. South Nob
w.lk. Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embelmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwelk.
Residence, d Weehington Street.
Telephone It office, 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Proof.
Fred'k A. Elle. 8ecy e Trees.
ll Inn nic tlIiiiltlIip, (if doing iiuxtiiluu
to tilt tin rooi‘ line oi \ttliit, Icutl lloI
are it. Nash's our. in this issue.
Mrs. Mnry t‘ousliin and Misc t‘luru
Cousins, of Main street, Nuruullt.
spent yesterday In New York city.
iIlH't' ton nttt-utlcti the attic of furnl‘
till" (it the store (If it‘. A. Mitchell? If
you Illt\‘t‘li'i you tune iIIisst-d
t'nt‘e bargains.
Millil‘
Iliniortl. M. llolIiIcu' l'iurcu.»‘\i‘t'ow
cur was brought from New Yoi'b
Norwulk yesterday. after buying been
thoroughly U\'I‘l‘ililllit'li illlli pnintml
iti
liouci'u nnd Stevens tilt“ llli\t'i'll‘nlilll
Till blurb Iintl (“lord mt rennin for men
for IEII‘ siiinll hum of “lift t‘iit‘il. Title
In bound to liiil‘ll'fil you SW zitlv
Soluv I'iit‘ltiiia doings: of iill‘
iohu Iloni‘tltil’AM-u-naorn lll't‘ lu‘ln
lliilt‘Il(‘tlllllllt‘lilI‘tI upon in Nnrtvnlh
It‘m' initiative the it‘nli'tltitl t‘ouuty Nu
tlonlti ”Milk and \‘qunll. ‘ntluua t-lo
lit‘I)‘ nu “Hil'ii tot ltltlltilll and club
iccti Iillllliillllli tlollnru I'cupm'tlicly.
while ”In Notional rEuIiTt oi .\i)l‘\\iiII(
la in the list for moon. AHrittustli'
I’ltrh thin llltllilillpi alulrd thnl ntnII-Il
(lint ilt't't' u-nu nnyt‘roi- in his listing.
which would he l‘i‘t‘IiEitiii.
“4.).
105
new nnrluira ncruunts
opened “in January indi-
cate an increased prom
polity.
'l‘hc l‘i't‘l‘lll b u r ti
iiilicu flitittlii tho Vililltt
(If no itt'l'titlili with n
nit-unit: bank. and in
hillii' of the blob coat of
tiring. more people (Ii't-
unvlnu iliuii twt'r hu-
Elll‘l‘.
How you an account
with on?
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
(wt. anemone
EIEliiIIIEII ENGINEERS Illli
TWO STORES:
:4 So. Main St.
Masonic Building,
So. Norwalk.
Norwelk.
Success Is Not Merely “Getting There"-—-It's
Getting There Cleanly.
i’vc never until one (lollnr'a worth of grain that i would not buy
butlt at who sold it ptowd uunntiufnttory — no it dont pay to offer
my tindc n lino ut' giuln that will in any um nrounc a question.
nn't buy Ii purer cleaner. more evenly iulllcti iced tliun
iiorec. t‘titilo and Poultry Feed—«litunu Ground. l‘rltt-s‘,’
lean liltit‘\viltlt‘«~\‘tlil not lean.
Quality First, Lent and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
You
"lionnlo"
if you pay
Proprietor
lionnle Horne Feed
ilonnlo i’lnlry Feed
lionnle Poultry Feed
lloiinie Stork Food
ilonnle Scratching Peed
Bonnie Little Chick Food
WWOW” e
“w- ”.m-.. .m.-.
Photographs at Jackson's, Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
OPPOSITE HOTEL. JACKSON! STUDIO. NORWALK. CONN.
in your new home use hot water or steam heat.
and gives more satisfactory results.
It is cheaper to run
Specify an
Argancl Boiler
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
ARGAND DOEIYE‘HiSNISRREvfigDEOES NORWALK
LONG ISLAND
Escallops, 25c Qt.
Herring, - - 4 lbs., 25c 3.
Ocean Blues, - 4 lbs, 25c g
Flatiish, - - 3 lbs., 25c Tg-
Frostiish, - - 3 lbs., 25ci
Haddock, l0c lb.; Weekiish, 12c ib.; Smelt, 16c lh.: Sleek COti,
l’llte, Salmon, Finntin Haddics. Eels, Large Gosling (Items for
linking, Greenport Oysters. Opened Rockewey Long Clams,
Sea Escallops, Oysters. Long and Round Clems in Shell.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.; FREE DELIVERY.
W
m.“ 3—; my , WM
Leaoce‘r “acumen; or
Valentines
From It: to $5. 00
At COLEMAN’S
KIWI "on!
til North mm Oi.
ten A. d. Ipetelng'e
MH- MI Window
Valentine Pod Cards
”it”! Nemlir
m... - ... ..... N .93 a -- ....,............
5 lbs. PRUNES for - - - 25c
3 (its. CRANBERRIES for - - 250
II More. flooded ltnlalua ........ . 260 It can» t‘orn................‘.‘.....26c
:l lint. Suitnnn ltnluinn..... ...... .25: it runs i’t~as......................2!lc
It iihfill. Mince lilt'nl .............260 :it'una 'i‘oiuntoon ..... ............26ti
it (nun Karo t-lrrnp ...... . ....... 25c it runs String ileunn. ...... ........2ile
lplt. lied (intone... (loo 7 bonus Sodium”... ...... .......fle
Pickled Salmon. rogulnr Dl‘ItTf‘ 12c per in. npcciai..............3 the. fer 25c
manure. tirnpcs. Sweet Potatoes, Spinach and Celery. 4,.
United 'rocery Co
no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
9 illumitu
Iii ilIIIIE IIIIIISE
ting the Splendid Home oi
the Nation's Chiei Willi 2,000
‘ incandescent Lamps
When the carpenters engaged in
making preparations for a formal
banquet at the White House have tin-
iehed their task of setting up the
iteration and nailing together
boards which. ‘coverod with dainty
damask will compose a huge extent-
porlzed Labia accommodating from six-
ty to el‘ghty guests, in the state din-
ing-remit. the, official electrician puts
in an appearance with his assistants,
and tenth: the enhancement of his art
to suchi decorative effects as may be
contemplated.
it. in loot his business to furnish ll-
Iumlnatlion. abundance of which is ai~
ready pirovltletl. His task is merely to
beautify the room by the use of in»
genieuel exiiedlents—«pnrticuinriy in
connection with the ucompunylug dis-
play oil flowers and growing plants.
For out! thing. he scatters over the
table hundreds of tiny incandescent
bulhew‘t‘ed. blue. green and other
colt.Irs«-Tntrlnging them along hidden
wires, no that they shall peep forth
like fatty lamps from child smilax and
roses.
But iiilifi is only one of many clever
contrivhucea of the kind which Mr.
Tami Igneats have an opportunity to
enjoy, without realizing the labor in-
volved. Nor do they even take tho
trouble to speculate in regard to the
mechanical mean-s by which the effects
are produced. How many people,
indeed. are ziwnrc of the fact that all
the eitictrlclty for the White House
In atipptlics from the basement (if the
War lllt'pnrtuitmt‘.‘ And in there
anybody- who would suppose (what is
the truth) that nearly 2,000 incnn-
descent lamps are required to illumi-
Iiutc the interior of the mansion?
The White liotiue is, beyond roul-
i'iil‘ifitllli. the most luxurious palace in
the world. Milll)‘ royal dwellings
abroad are wally larger but none of
them in so perfectly equipped, When
Mr. Known-It lili‘llt'ti the outnbliulr
incnt inside Ulil, right yours ego, iii
an expense of more that» half It mil»
lion (lollui‘s. it “ill-t sought to make
the electrical arrangements the tuna!
(‘oiiipltite to be, found in any bullditr;
public or private, on the. turn of tin"
t‘ltl‘Ul. It contains today urcr thirty-
out- milieu of win-a. which carry rur~
roots for It dozen different useful
purport".
in the buncincnt of the State. \Vnr
nod buy building in u pou'ciful
plnttl for mailing t‘It‘u‘tI‘it'iiy, with
Iiii't‘i' huge (lyuninos. and futunccu
like tliont‘ (if u xi‘rni (noun blt‘fllllfliiip.
lt‘ttuu llilu utmrco n supply of “juice"
in furnished to Inn nil the lights III
the iIiiInoiIs.- otlite building. as well
an in \ui‘iouu itilllt‘M‘H of the three
Iicpnilliiictita. (in our side of the
dynamo “Mill is an enormous snitch-
h-uutl, Hill” panel in whit-ii controls the
current for Hip \‘t‘hltti liouuc.
l'p ttigtlghi wore out) the (liiit‘t'i‘
in (home of li_VIHlIliU room mm couilu
(tally in n state of anxiety lest noun»-
tlilniz inlnht httppt-n Io Intri'frrt- with
the White Hunt-l” lights. A tailor..- oi
(uriciit, dut- to some nccldcut. Intuit!
In uni inittniii put out (‘\‘t‘i‘_\' int-nu
descent lump in the president's dwvli
int: Such a misfortune in now pro-
Vitil‘ii against by a simple ili'l'llll'itt‘lllt‘lli
which enables the engineer, simply by
the turn of u switch. to connect the
Whittl‘ iiouuv with the cleriricnl out-
llt tluit supplies the city of Worthing—
(on
(nut reason why Uncle Sam qukea
his duo electricity for the White
liouair In that it rosin him only about
olio-hbmth nit Inuch tut if he bought
it «that is to any, rutliur Iona than 2 '
could a kilowatt hour. During (he
find tillifll'lili' of the printout fiat‘nl your
the hitctiitlto lllilllitItlil conniiiiird iuI'
purptTIntu of illumination, it‘ll}? hilt!
unit home womb of olmititlti. and
tor Iiowei nu additionul Lilith kilowatt
llutliT The bill for oicr'tiloiii need
in the White House during the lust
lineal y'cui Willi 8:,i7llii lieutenant
it (bout, of the print Min to so
pitltTtontlcut of the ntnio. wni and
liftVi‘,lillIitiIM honor the account and
send it every ‘throc month: to Col
(incl t‘roshy, who settler- lt. by check.
Ni w. from the bnaetnent of the war
dcpiirtnicnt the big electric cable
tinvlis undrr‘gtound through It torrn
cotti tithe panning beneath Executive
uremic ion the [behaved ntreet that
rant around the president‘y dwelllnii
them
While
There it in (tplit up into sev-
, «melt cables. all of iihlrh are
lane in summer. The othere
past on to the White House proper. a
one of ititl feet, through It eon-
the «
,
DOW,
(iIIit also contains drnin~plpee and
hunting pipes.
The cables that pass on to the White
House carry a light circuit and :1
power circuit. The latter runs to II
motor in the basement. which oper-
nten the electric elevator, and nino a
pump that carries water to a tank in
the attic. 'l‘liln tank is kept full in
order that it may render the pressure
of water throuiigout the mansion util-
form at all times. As for the ele-
\‘nlOl' (which is in constant one by
members of the president‘s liouscholtll
it is so ingeniously contrived that even
it little child can run it in safety——
oil that In necessary being to touch the
buttons marked l. 2, 3, 4. according to
iliv floor one wishes to reach. it may
EH’ rolled to any floor by like means.
'l'h.» light current, just before it en-
tcn, the Iiinnsiou. in distributed from
n switchboard to three minor switch-
ourtls, which govern the,» electric-
lnuipa in different ports oi' the house.
Mechanically speaking. the arrange-
ment In very complex, but its opera-
tion is exceedingly simple. t'ndcr or-
Ilitini'y t'Ii‘t‘lllllfiifllli‘t’S Mr. Hoover, the
Tlt'iili usher, and his assistants attend
Iiuhtn uiitl putting them out. it is
only on important occasions-dis, for
t'xilillilit‘. nt no owning rot-option”
i’I.It Mr. Riley. the chief i‘ii‘t‘il’it‘illil,
l.. on hand to i-Wt‘ Ihnt orci'HIlitig is
oil riuiii III his department
The 2min lights til the White House
are all of them lurntnirscciit electric
lumps, of high power» durin- number-I
oi them of thirty-mo candle-power.
lii lill‘ vast i‘tltllll. which is the greatest
center of llluiuluutloii. lhci'c ure three
huge curators t'lt‘t‘lt‘tliit'i’h’. with too
lnmpn III euclirrtht-sc bring supple-
mented by four great golden cult-
dt‘iililril. tllli' in each miner. and lltliti’
lug fifteen lights apiece.
From the ceiling of the grunt vesti-
bule there hunga nu (~litil‘lilullii cylin-
til'if‘;ii lantern, which contains n dozen
llnhttt fashioned to look ll t' candles.
in each of the three corridors (on
different {loci-M. which run lengthwiae
through tlie biilldlng. there are ilfl)‘
powerful lamps. in addition, the ninth
tort-blur, on the first flour. in lilutn
lun‘it-ti by four golden cnudelnbru
which round on liil‘ lloor, ouch uplift-
ing it bunch of twenty lumps to a
height of tt‘u (Pet.
The green. blue and red rooms and
utnto IiinIIIit-ruoui lune curb of them
ill‘ty lumiut. (Ii'ritngcd In bountiful flit-
turcn hanging from the ceilings. and
in bruckctu. 'l‘litt brackets tire of gold.
nxoopt in the stat.» dining-room.
where they ore of silver. 'i‘ho central
tIlillltlt‘Iitti‘h are gold and illitiifl, III the
mi. him- and green rooiiitt. but (diver
in the stain dining-room.
liiucli of the bedrooms baa twrniy
lucuudnncent inmpuw-nono too ilittll)‘.
when it in conitldcreti that they are
twenty-four by twenty-four foot. with
ceilings sixteen foot high. Home of
the rolling liuhtn are in demon. and
other: in gold t-handollerr. in each
room the chanticllcra‘ or demos are
euppiemcnicd by lamps in sold well
lirnckottt. .
EnouutreicotI-Iclty is need in the
basement of the White House alone in
Illuminate e‘whotn'nlock or ordinary
dwellings. There are fifty incandes-
cent temps in the two kitehenlwollo
or which, by the way, is now need not
for cuilntiry nurpneua. but as a dining.“
mom for the servants. The house nor.
vents sleep in the attic. hut in the
heeement are the nlewerd'n room. the
uehore‘ r In. the indoor noticetucn's
room. as w i (or (if the terraces be in-
Thie con.
to (tilt through, titooptnii.
cliuded) the laundry and various of-
Announcement
FOR THIS WEEK
All our 320 and 322 Black Suits in the sale at
$12.89 have now been remarked. to sell quickly
The $15. 00 and $18. 00 Black Suits' III the sale
at 89. 89 are now, to clean up,
In our No. 5 Lot are Suits that were $12. 00
to $22.00; all sizes; good patterns; bargains
Si .00 and Si .50 Bosom Shirts; broken sizes;
Overcoat Bargains
Price’s Clothing Store“
98 Washington Street. South Norwelk I E *
TELEPHONE
n. nil thc budincun of turning on iiil'i _
“ Hunt of (letter that is commonly used
5 t
$9.8"?
$7. 89
$7.89
.49c
Shoe Bargains
165-5
docs—not. to mention the Ito-called-
hat box, which occupies the whole of!
the cunt terrace. or wing. and which is
always brilliantly lighted.
Ordinarily only about one-third of
the total number of lamps are lighted
~>Itay. perhaps, 700. Formerly the
mansion was piped for gas, but at the
prom-tit time the only gas used within
its precincts. is employed in the laund-
dry. for 0 rating fiatirons of an in-
genious macro. which. being cou-
rier-ted with an overhead tube by rob-
ber pipes. remain always at the same
temperature.
The dumbwaiter in the White House
pantry is operated by electric pusli- .
buttons, like the elevator already de-
scribed. . Also, there is in the pantry
n huge electrical piatc-wnriiier, which
licuts 3.000 plates ‘in live mintues.
This uppuratus is controlled .by
switches, which make the temperature
higher or lower as may be desired.
A rather striking feature of the
equipment is an electric curriHBe cali'.....
which. when a large evening enter~
toiliiueut is given at the White House.
is set tip above the entrance to the
cost wing, or hat box. it Is the some
”5*
”q“
Iio\\'IIdiI;.s by theaters. Each guest
urririnc in II carriage receives II strip
of cardboard with a number on it.
Part of this is given to the coach-
Iiinn, while the other part. which has
:1 number of perforations is retained
by the guest. When the guest. on
iii‘ilitl‘illlt‘, wishes to have his carriage
tolled. no hands the perforated piece
to n llltil) at the door. who drops it Into
Ii. iunrhluc and touches a button thut
Innkcs on electric circuit. Instantly“
the number presented by the ticket '
dashes out on the electric bourtl up
above. and the concliinun. arcing it, ‘
drives up. This in it great improve.
int-III over the old method of calling
curringcs til the White House, by“
megaphone. " 5
lliilll III _i_l_l__ll anti;
WALL STREET it n tit—«The rel-
ly carried Southern Pacific. i‘ 8. Steel.
Amalgamated Copper and a few other
stocks back to yesterday a cloning lev-
cl or slightly nbove A ersh outbrdeig ,
oi liquidation in the specialties then .:
ottrurred and the whole market slump- ‘
cd badly again. U. S. Steel and Union
Pacific (told at the lowest of the your. ' -
the former tit 79%. and the latter.“ 1'
lltilifi. American Cotton on dropped
title, American Hide and Leather pfd.
3%. Westinghouse Electric 2%. Weetv
urn Maryland Certificates 2%. U. 3.
Rubber, Notional Enameiilng and in: ~7 ,
tornatlonni Paper ptd. 2, and the bet-3;. '
once of the inn 1 to (it. Kennett end 1
Texas pfd. advencodrm.
WALL STREET. 1‘ ti. him-PH“! *
broke to new levels during the Show
hour when United States steel fell to‘ '
lit nutt Union Patldo to 181%. Reading,
utter showing resistance give way Mt. =
Other loosen were. Aliln'ChelinerI pftilzi v
7. American Bmeltingr 695. Amman”
lmcomotive, American Cotton ind,
titan Copper lit, Antennae Ger OW,“
Wabash phi. its, Refilling lift! m
and Bethlehem Steel hill. 4, fioulmild
and Nashville anti Deterrent and limit
eon- an and Peoples ties. Dietlileii‘
Securities and National wed Shh
There was another nation in the liduh
(lotion peters the hour expired. ,
WW 6
All kinds of fresh nah, OVIHIHE/w
cultope and clothe are ndvertieed’
the Ontbiii market. .Tlte ado—K .
give you prime. .
Norwalk Chronicler