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WEATHEREIORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight; Satiilrday lair, brisk
and high north shifting to wont winds.
The storm that wall central in tho
Lake region yesterday morning has
moved eastward, pausing over this vi-
cinity last night, and in now control
off the coast near Nantucket, It. 1.
An area of high pressure, extending
from Utah southonslward to Texas, is
producing pleasant weuthvr with low
temperatures west of the Mississippi
river. Freezing tcnleI-ruiures extend
nearly to the (lull (slant. A secondary
disturbance is central in upper Michi-
gan. Warnings for high winds are
displayed along the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empcraturo: Low. 23; high, .iz‘».
Partly cloudy,
Miss Moran, of llierby. is the guest
of Miss Ella Cook, of Franklin slrocl.
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()‘llrlen.
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Sainrduy choolatuis only
pound at Stillson-Ihliwcil
lliodriI-lt llohu, of Norwalk, in spend.
lug tho day in New York city On busi-
nuns.
-Latcst Dcrblos.
25¢: per
Corporation.
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Prime Rib lloilal, corn l'I'Ii. the
kind you pay 22(- Ih for. Our pricc lti~
th- lh. l’uhlic Murkot.
Tlli‘ United (lrocpry Company have
three inn-resting specials for tumor.
row. Sce adv.
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An vxtra. large bowl In tho souvenir
at. the Union l‘acillr 'i‘ea t‘orupany to
marrow. See adv.
St. John‘s iodav. ll‘. & A. M, met last
t‘\'1'llllll.{ and workout the Master's dot
prov on onv I‘IIIIIIIIIIltIi.
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— Nappcd lluts all ()‘llricn's.
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'l‘hu Jones & llollI'Ilklsa (70., of Nor-
waik, has just eoniplcimi its annual in-
ventory—u tank thllt requires about
llve days.
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"Ftll'l‘illlliI‘It‘I‘S Spring Lamb, llc lb.
Iluyns' Mill.
my“
At a meeting of tho (‘ockenov Tribe
of Norwalk liliH Iiivunlng a rcheursul
of the adoption tll‘lll‘t‘t' by “to past na-
('Ilt'llli'l of the ll'illt‘ will It“ hold.
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Patrick Siattory, who has burn cri-
tically ill for tho lint-d few days at his
home in (‘rosa Hl‘l'l‘l‘l, Norwulk, “I.
lllllillii in about ilui name condition.
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~~~iirakc’a Stimuli: (Vinita,
Lawton a. (in.
200. 1". ll
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'hlward Caitlil, of Now llriialu, and
Mrs. l-‘rank (‘uhllh at Stamford, wI-ro
nucata yvuiorday (it 'l‘lIuoi by (.‘ahlll. at
his houu- in Spring Hill. Norwnik.
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’l‘lio local niatlt nry ntoroa arc put-
ting in handaonio iliid altrurtlvu niouitu
or valuatinon for tilt. Valoullne'a day.
the 14th of the mdlnth. The offers this
year urn more elaborate and attractive
than over holoroh
MW
~t1ancs and unlibrollaa. O‘Brien.
M
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At its morning} last night, Dlatrlct
hiviulou, No. i, Al 0. 11.. initiated one
candidatn ar clotted four to mombar-
ahlp. i’reparationls wr-ro also nmdo tor
the annual St. I‘lldrlck'n night of the
organization. ()tll this occasion, Rev.
Father Fitzgerald. an orator and
preacher of no Email ability, from
Drop River, (and will deliver a lac
turn. The attair lwili be held in Lucio
wood's Hall. i
mNow is the, Time
when your tires are turned on full
Every day you read of tires caused by
over heated turnace or stove.
Flrsilasursace is so reasonable you
can't afford to be without it.
'1 elephono us at once, don't wait. or
drop as a card and we will bind you
immediately undn its receipt
Taylor 8; Golden
’ Tot. 165-2 ‘
74 Washington at. South Ncrwsik. Ct.
Pale ‘Pobple, Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the best iron 1'0qu to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER Drugcist
women's
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPoint,Norwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
EIElililillll ENGINEERS IIIII
lilllllllliilllili
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’s Theatre Building. South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 423
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David W. Raymond E
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Nor-walk.
Residence, 8 Washington Street.
Tolsphono at office. 338 -2.
'l'slcphons at house, 693.
NORWALR
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits '0ch $3,775,000
George M. Holmes, Prsst.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost.
Fred'k A. Ells, Becy s Tress.
Lililp lire (ilnlte son of I’Itllx
(‘ iintiv, of Nonqu Innllntles aerlmm
ly ill at his lnuuu in Main sircet. llo~
cvutiy Doctors 'i‘racoy and (‘iar wore
in consultation on tho earth and you
blast, to lock to your Firs insurance. .
Seopal for This week
50 Men’s Black and
Oxford Overcoats
“in large and Imsll sizes. which formerly sold for $12 to
' ‘ S15; sale price.
$4.85
A rare chance to get a good Overcoat at a great bar-
gain. See them via our South Window.
All our broken lots of MEN’S 82 and $3 SOFT
HATSa . . . . . 986
OUT FITTERS
TWO STORES:
:4 80. Main St,
So. Norwalk.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
Success Is Not Merely “Getting There"—It's
Getting There Cleanly.
I‘vo novor sold I'Jiit" dollar's worth of grain that I would not buy
IiilI'Ii at who sold, it proved tinsaiinfzwtury» an it don't pay to odor
my iraIlI' It line of grain that. will in any way arouse a duration. You
eau‘i has n puror, clcanor. mornI I-vcnly milled read than "lionulc"
llorap, (‘Illllv and Poultry Fls'd mllnuie Ground. l'IlI‘ofi? It you PM
less t'lSi‘Will‘l'if--~')‘llll not loss.
Quality First, Last and All the Tims.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCN.
lionnlc Horse Feud
lionnio Dairy Food
Donnie Poultry Food
lionhiI' Stock Food , l
ilonulo Scratching Peed
Bonnie Little Chick Food
Photographs at Jackson 3 Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
OPPOSITE HOTEL. JACKSON‘B STUDIO. NORWALK. CONN.
terday a union ltallan physician from
Now York was called in. It In learod
that thc boy has II growth on the brain.
lII' suitors at tlmcn from wry aI‘VI-I'I‘
headachv, and 18 unable to rclaln food
to nourish him.
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-—V\'intvr Caps. Winter (‘aps I)‘llriI-n
The list of applications for places at
tho tortlII-Iunina Iliunvr or the Klitit‘lt
ers' t‘luh, at tho Country Club. hurl
grown to such an vxtunt that Nomi thI-
I-oiumltlev will have to refuse further
applications. The number is now about
There will be Humorous unlquI
i‘I-aiurvs and the event is lit-lug unit
(’illllit‘il with llliil‘t‘ than common inter
out, As has already lil'l‘ll siutI‘Il, the
knocking will be douo with lllilt‘lll‘li‘l
Instead of lIauImI-I's, as qu-I-tol‘ori-, 'l‘lu-
(‘Iillllililll‘t‘ In working long lulu tho
nights getting I'u-rylhing in rI-Iuliueaa
for tho “Am"! grilling sonaiou.
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I'l‘.
lI‘lor. Oranges,
Lawton & (.‘o.
i.\ I‘m 2.10. I". II.
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GOLD MEDAL HOUR
105
now savings accounts
l)|ll‘lll'll In January indi-
eaie an iucruanod prmr
lil'l‘ily.
’i‘ho rocont bn rd
limos titugth the value
or an account with a
ati'oug bank. and in
upliu of ill“ high coat, of
living, more punplv urn
Having than ovcr he.-
loro.
iiavo you an account
with as?
' South Norwalk
, Trust Co.
4% on SAVINGS
LARGEST ABSORTMENT OF .
Valentines
Valentine Pod Cards
Saturday ChocOIates,
From 1c to $5.00
At COLEMAN’ S
NEW. .703!
to North Main It. booth Nomik
_ «as. o. Upsldinl’s
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In your new home use hot water or steam heat It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory rcsults. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWAhK.
LOBSTERS
Long Island 'ESCALLOPS
4 as”. 25c
”Honing, - - :f
Ocean Blues, - 4 lbs, 250 5,
Flatfish, - - 3|bs., 25c g
Fros‘tfish, - .- 3 lbs... 25c
Haddock,10clb.: Weaklisb, 12c 1b.; Smelt, 166 lb.; Steak Cod.
Baking. seaport Oysters. Opened Rockaway Long Clams.
Sea Escallops.0ysters, Long and Round Clams in Shell.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
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Special for Saturday
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5 lbs. PRUNES,
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, per Bag,
UNITED GROCERY co.
no Noam MAIN isrnna'r PHONE :43
87c
Whoa one will out of sorts and shows
it, there in little doubt but her dull
colored gowns milks her look all the
more dismal, but an authority says
that is not the time to but on than or
Captain Isaac Bullock and wile. Miss
Nettie Bullock Mr and Mrs. Fred
Thompson, of Norwalk. sailed tnd
from New York city for Ormond Bone
to oln 'tha Norwaik colony at this
pul‘Allur winter resort 'l‘hey uxlmct to
remain six weeks or two months in
Mon-Po
Him Mm ”lithium
III. M, 5011mm W- . not W9.» vomit“ ,_
I. .
* wI-Ilias rns pnorrr Is In CIVIC
\b'eautll'nl. lilo homes 01' the poor
o'I.‘ lock.
Pike, Salaam Finnan Haddies, Eels, Large Gosling Clams for at m thuI- in Wilton aveuuc Nor
Extra Fancy SHOULDERS, 12c lb. .. ......
25‘: wow unable to sing.
say has that those should be rosary-
od for ho days when site tools like her Main street switch, who go homo tor
ADVANCEMINT.
."Ws are coming to understand that
not only should our bridges be beautiu ‘
ful. but our public buildings must be
beautiful, our river banks. must be
as
well as those of the rich mustbo‘boau-
illul and, being beautiful, will be such
as the poor as well as tho rich can llvo
in safety, profitably, wisely. As we
cloan and beautify and make splendid
the cities and the town» In which we
live, as We tin them together into mare
and more IIfilcient corporate units.
struggling for tho common welflaro oi
as all, wa shall find that the unlovely
things in human nature, in our own
nature. tho dishnusatios, tho touiness-
as, tho Illnhonoru that have held back
so long and so Iorrlbly tlw progress
of mankind, will be more and more
impossible. A city materially bounti-
iul will ho spiritually beautiful also."
ml’ronldcnl Fluvial S. Luther, .lr.. of
Trinity College. in Tho Chronicle,
lilyrlil. Ohio. ‘
Th.- Woman‘s Municipal Maguo in
trying to work along tho linos (‘IIIIUI‘B'
ed by l’rcsldI-nt Lulhvr, and hopes to
have tho lit‘I'l) and I-o-opuraiion of the
woman of the city. Tho members and
all intorcated arc lnvllcd to attend the
regular monthly mutating of the lemon
at tho houw of Miss Currie Seymour.
iii! Wont avenno, on March 7th. at 3:30
It is modified that tlic‘iilaukcl coats
which failed to “go" this winter to
any extant. will ho much worn at. out-
door sports during spring and sum-
mer.
CLOT
The $15. 00 and $18. 00 Black
110W.
Overcoat Bargains
SPECIAL
Announcement
FOR rats WEEK
All our I20 and 322 Black Suits in the sale at
$12.89 have now been remarked, to sell quickly
at 59.89 are now, to clean up,
In our No. 5 Lot are Suits that were $12.00
to $22.00; all sizes; good patterns; bargains
$1.00 and $1. 50 Bosom Shirts; broken sizes;
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
HING
$9.89
$7. 89
$7.89
.49.:
Shoe Bargains
Suits In the sale
have you give it a trial.
350 lb. BUTTER 350 lb.
We are still selling Butter at thirty-five cents and if you are not using it, we would like to
We think we have the Best in town. Why not try it?
VERY BEST POTATOES ........................................... peck, 22c; bushel, 85c
FANCY LARGE SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES. dozen ........................ . ..... 35c
’ DRA’KE BROTHERS FAMOUS POUND CA KE. pound ..................... .. ...... ..18c
3 pounds SODA OR YALE TOAST CRACKERS for .........................
SNIDER'S OR BLUE LABEL CATSUP, large bottle . ................................ 19c
18 pounds BEST FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ................................... $1.00
..asc
Special Stamp Offers for Saturday, February 5th
70 Stamps with lli Yer) III at 'leh ._ ‘.‘..’ Stumps with 1 it
Hi Stamps with l lb. SpI'Ilal l‘vu .. ..:0c 1!" Stumps with i ll
(t0 Stumps with in lh. \‘I‘Iry llusl 'l‘I-u .,....,. . . .30c :3 Stamps with l l
2.3 Stamps with lg, In Special 'l‘ea ............... 25c til Stumps with 1 ll
l \o. i Plantation Calico ........ 35::
i, Mo Ka l‘eon’e ................ 32::
h. (‘ol'luc ...................... 306
I. t‘offoo ....................... 25¢
.lIunA 1' no apple l hunks ..
l but \lnnuIIli \\'uu‘vstorshiro Sam
I
. lili'ttv lliillll‘ Dilu‘s .............
1 pkg (inr l'iI- l‘roparattun .... .... ....
10--Pink Stamps with Any of Following Articles-~10
.. 25c 1 pkg .\i\ am Illtutklust Food .................... 15c
e . ..15c ; 1 pkg I out. s Malto ltico ........................ 15c
.............. 25c i large can I'vas t‘hcrrius ........................18c
10c i i (‘llll Advance llt'und Lunch Tunguo .............. 27c
Monogram ltyv “hiskcy .......... 85¢;
GEORGE EHRET’S LAGER BEER, 24 Bottles, $1.15; 12 for 60c
iliack & W hllu Scotch Whiskey. 41.15
Imam l'urI- Mali \Vliiskcy ..... sac California l'shor's Scotch \I'Iuakey ........ I145
“liuou or ilnutor, hot. .......... 81.00: T llcwar's Scotch Whiskey ....... 01.10
llrven IIIYI‘l Whiskcy. bot. ...... 90c Port 01' She ’ “‘nc Brown's -l (.‘ron‘n Scotch ....... $1.30
Old t‘row or (iverlioii, hot. ... _ . $1.00 Per Gallon. $1.00 King William Scotch ........ . . $1.35
Maryland itvv Whiskey. bot. ...... 75c . liaig 8: Hal: Scotch .......... ...136
Special for Saturday, Rex 3-Stai Cognac Brandy, laige bot, $1.15
a; a 3:. WASHINGTON ST.
Mina "(It‘ll ()lhamo is ill with grip
walk.
.. Legs Spring Lamb, Hr lbs,
quarters, ilc lb. Hayes“ Mkt.
Fort»
Tho membors of the Men's club, of
tit. Paul's church, were delightfully au-
tortainI-d for over an hour that even-
lug by ltei. Mr Curtis who is an an
thoxlly on this topic. showod suvoral
F. Beckmann
Phone Gill «0.
Cotton tuularda for housu gowns is
ono of thII llama in tho 1). M. Road Idv.
today. Thorn arc suveral other Items
that will interval you.
W ,,
Quite a nnmbor of Norwalk ha is
baillats meaning to Now Canaan this
awning to witness the «world garlic
in tho curios between Now Canaan and
lllduoileltl. Now Caliban won tho ilrnt
aamc last Saturday night at ltldgeiicid
and thin owning the Ridgencid Mo
interesting and valuable apocllnons.
found in Arizona. Now Muxlco, Moxi-
(0 Nevada and othcr places and enter-
tained his homers with accounts of
their history. Owing to tho absence
of the South Norwaik Quartetto club
Bunsrlnlundent Goorgo M. Carney.
‘ni' tho local division of tho Connecti-
'cut Company. announces an addition-
al car to tho rostiiar schedule. This
car leaves the corner at Main and
Wall street at It: 56 a. m., to: 80111.11
Norwalk. via West avenue, and is due
at. Ann street at ”:02. it learns South
Main street. switch tor Meadow street
at. 12: 48, arriving at tho South Main
stroot switch at i2: 55 This car should
prove of especial convonloncs to poo
pic living at points below the South
arc going to tanks a valiant short to
Inn‘tho tables.
lugs Sprint: Lamb, 14c lb. llayrn'
8: Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
lllllll iii Elli SIIIEEI
WALL STREET, 10:10 a m—A
rush of buying orders at the opening
rsrrlod prices of stocks comprehelu
ale-ly upwards. The rise to Americans
In tho London market alarmed the un-
covurcd shorts here and they bousht
heavily. Central lpather started it
Northern pm. 1%. American Smeltlns‘
and Pacific Mail 1% and Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific, Reading. Rock ,13?
land, N. Y. Central, Erie lot but. Chlé
cargo and Alton. Montana and U. 8. _
Rubber l. Nationsl Biscuit soldat a“ «
Mitt.
Ms
A Norwalk wit in commenting upon
the. lecture or llr. Brooks at m?» Nor
walk club last cvoninu and of the
thought. that Mars was inhabited sud
denly came to what was uppermost in
his mind, when ho said. "Goo, but i
wonder what is theta: rate on Mars."
That‘s, what lots of Norwalk people
are thinking or at prosont.
Home of tho most. beautiful gowns
and wraps that are bolus worn at the
very fashionable Southern hotels are
trimmed with for, but tho materials
trimmnd are very not to be chiffon
and such shear rubrics, their tar edges
rushing thorn wintry only in appear»
I touch.
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(incline of 3.
WALL armour. II am wrap opt
oiling rlso invited heavy sellin; under
iwbirh the advances wars wlpsd out.
and most of tho loading stocks my.
driven below yesterday‘s dual prided.
The prices was ospsclally Moro -J
against American Smelling and as
Hawlcy stocks. Amorlcan saunas»
broko from 83% to 80%,‘plsclux ill 0:1
a level with yastcrdsy ’s‘lo'w human an
1% below last night's close. 013on
peaks and Ohio dropped 1% below "It;
Isrdsr'a itual price and To coda. St.
Louis and Western phi. 4‘ . Ot’ltsl'"
notable loom were: National 31
mam (topper 2, artist Northern ,
(igrtlncstss 1%. and Ambrosia,
‘30va L ' . man I» “WW1
suit 7. “institution-s alarm Iii. filli- .I
Norwalk Chronicler