NHBART To HEART 'IEALK insure to be sweet whenihe subject ,undcridicousaioa is a bog...oh‘bnr “NE CONEEOTIONB. Take abort to some pretty miss and it will put you in soil right away. ‘ . F a LANE Tel. 409. .3 5‘51“"Wuhlngton at. “nu vows EVENING ashram: rateeuone cALLc tin—News Department tins—Bunion- Department «e—Bnnch OiilcQu‘Nii-vvllk 000 .fisdltor'c Reeldcncc . . 7mm Edited. nuisance WEATHER FORECAST. Forecasthior; Norwalit and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight hnd Tuesday. warmer tonight; moderate southwest windsibecomlng variable. Consider ale. Considerable cloudy weather with hurries of snow was reported this morning from the Lake region. with pleasant weather in other sections east of the Rocky" Mountains. The temperatures are low’ In the southern sections. Freezing temperatures were reported as far south as Jacksonville. Fla. The temperature was rising In the central and orthern sections. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low. 27; high, 49. Cloudy. Mrs. Elizabeth Holdrcdgc .0! west street, is quite seriously ill. Miss Olive Gray. of Norwalk. spent ' Lincoln's Day in New York, attending 9 the theatre In the evening. Charles Addison, the well known janitor. spent Saturday and Sunday with his family in Wall street, New York. The members or the South Norwnlk, Danhury and Bridgeport forces oi the Prudential insurance company are keenly anticipating Thursday night. when they will have a big banquet at the lloiel Strnttlcld in Bridgeport. The Country club wllist will incci tomorrow evening at the club house when the ladies will entertain tbcir gentlemen friends. The game will com- nn-ura promptly at ii o'clock. 'i‘hcre wil be no special trolley. The Bible class conducted by Rev. l". I). Torrey at the Norwallt Methodist church was again largely attended yes- terday and hid fair to rival the big class conducted by Rev. Mr. Walter ui iitc South Norwalk Methodist church. For the llrst time in three months yesterday the illness woo. having goi~ two out an attendance of eighty-three at the Methodist bible clans yesterday. The Blues brought out scvcnty-slx lllt'll. itov. Waiters congratulated the liluca on their excellent uhowlnu Yi'fl' icrday, stating that the attendance won a record breaker. Miss Adele iiarnus, oi llrooklyn. who in o well known and popular young summer resident at (lrcgory‘s Point, was a uncut over Lincoin‘u liirilidny, oi‘ Minn Grace Wilmol. oi South Main sin-ct. Saturday afternoon iiil.‘ Miner-u Barnes and Wilmot and Miss billion St. John attended the theatre in i‘lrldnepori. The entertainment committm» of tho (‘nihollc club received worn by tole- phuoo this morning irotn Judge Porto rr, ext-presidential nominee. in tin.- cl- iect that. he would be [lrl‘i’hni at the Lincoln Day banquet this evening. Jodie Parker will arrive on the tizlil train and will be. met by sevurol lncul~ horn of the committee. Court Laurel. Daughters oi lsnheila, will have a husineu meeting tumor. row evening. when a complete atten- dance in requested. Preparations will in- completed at that time ior attend- ing the joint installation or the 0an corn ot the South Norwallr. Greenwich and Htamiord courts at the latter city. The members ot Goort Laurel are all so requested to make full returns to- morrow averting on the auto 0! tickets for the last euchre party. of Seed. and duvet. still it numbing Ncomcry tor Cars at Ilm Stalled-Powell Corporation, . cc wumnuron er. ygur- am are in ad on tall blast. to lock to your Fire 'ihliil‘lhol. Everyday roamed at are: ecu-cu by over-heaved furnace or More. Pin ‘lmnrlucc is so reasonable you can 2 client to howithout u. 'ielcphoac m at» once. don’t wait. or drop at n ultra and we will bind you immediately upon it! receipt. _ Taylor 8; Golden ; up one . Sh. South Nomalk, 0t. v in. none Attention! , Our. lion Pills. Make Ruddy Cheeks You need the bent iron Topic to give you Rich. Bad Blood. i can... women‘s ....—...._,.. W... _. Boat Frame: let up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches oi-«oll lilacs built to order by competent workmen. ‘ OysterShehPoinhNorwalk A. J. Hand & Company ilifliillliil illiliiilii llill Billilliiliiliili resume and IREPAIRINO Hoyt’s Theatre Building. 80th New walk. Conn. Phone 423 Joseph Morelli. of Norwalk. Is in New York today on business. t——-—-————-—- Concord Division. Sons of Temper- once, of Norwalk, will meet this eve- ninx. Misses Francesand Antoinettc lic- Pieroc. of Summit avenue. Norwalk. spent yesterday with friends in Bridgeport. The regular monthly meeting of the Norwnlk Building and Loan Afifiilclfl' tioo will he held tomorrow night. Miss E. l". Griflln. of llannlcn. Mass. this mornini,r commenced her duties as teacher in the eighth grade at tfcntur school, Norwalk. At the nwciing of Norwalk lucnl. No. 269, ‘B. l. I... hold yrsirrda}. (ivory... S. ilrtnnmun. of Norwalk. was "Vliu’d into membership. The evangelistic st‘rviccs which acre largely olicndcd last week oi the Not-walk Methodist church will be continued this Week every evening we ccpi Monthly and Saturday. The South Norwalk Fire Police will go to ilnricn thin evening to play an- oihwr round with th.- l'anie tlrc coin puny pool exports. Joseph [Nurse and William Kcyser will represent the Fire Police. Some very interesting specials in groceries. teas. colleen. wines. liquors. cm, are to he found In the adv, of A. F. Ilut‘knlntul (it (‘o This ill): stori- serum in be more popular every day Surely ihi’l‘i’ must ho a reason, Willard Wadhiuns. oi lirillxcport, was ill Norwulk yesterday visiting hint mother. Mrs. Lavinia (3. Wudhuius. of Weaiport avenue. Mrs. Wailiinms In rapidly recovering from the fracture in her arm which she unstained about. too tinyn ago. Ex'Mayor Wallace Dunn. of Nor. walk. from the window oi his home in France street ycsicrdoy now a hand- somo doc ni'ainpcring across the ill-ids. The animal. which he thought weigh. mi cloud to 125 poundu. was chatted by a cotiplo of bounds. (‘omploint in still being made of many uldownlltn ihai urn Milli covered ’ with «now and ice. contrary to ordin- nocc. Many of these sidewalks arc in front or the homes prominent citizens and the example those lll‘lllilt' urn not ting tar from the built. W... At the Booth Nurwalk linptisi i'hurrh. tonight. the Frank iinard Coir ccri Company given on entertainment In the Town 'l‘eachern' Entertainment course. This is a inmouu company. with a long record of popular «become (in. it OOMiIth of soloist: and orchon. tru. Minn Jane Lewis also reads. iiin~ gle admission lichen. are the same on illillli. 1. q... LAROKB‘T ACCORTMINT OF e Valentines Valentine ran Cards From to to $5.00 At COLEMAN’S NWO OTORI‘ in «unit Halli it. tooth Numb: Aunt ici- A. O. Incldinn'c Um no and Inciting 00m F. H. dell’ER. Druuist. Launch "Works . a HaYelfafl A univcnhl need that In felt along toward tired I- trouurc. Onc‘uood new pair nclprthe old cub . . til the robin. tip-tannin. Thus our halfuynriycl need at the criticgi time—wood trod-arc at big retinal a rag tag coliccildh of a tow odds and antic—every , , . broken Ilzcc ll in the sale. A big variety lo a complgfiwrengc of I no. " ' t Big Reductions . ' 32.00 TROUSERS ....... ....... ..Arc now. $1.43 rose m cane Tnousens ...... .....Arc now. $1.93 $4.00 TROUSERS........ ............. Are new. $2.98 34.50 and $5.00 rnousens .......... Are new. $3.92 86.00 and “.50 TROUBERS ...... Arc new, $4.48 Good-looking work Trousers of solid-wearing‘ iabricc; bcau- . tiiul fancy culimercl and choice worried. in exquisite stripe oi. iccta. “ a. A good chance for the bevy—75c and $1.00 Straight Pants (on KnickerbOckcrI), reduced to 390. in) i i i l1 l l i E: iw.’ if) ' . TWO STORES: :4 80. Main St. Masonic Building, 80. Norwallr. Nomadic. Not Merely "Getting There"-—Ii's Getting There Cleaniy. We never sold one dollar’s worth at grain that i would not buy back at price sold, it proved unsatisfactory—so it don't pay to offer my trade a line ot grain that will in any way arouse a direction. You can‘t buy a purer. cleaner, more evenly mlllcd feud than f‘lionnie" Horse. Cattle and Poultry b‘iwdwliriliie Ground. Prices? It you pay less elsewherewyou get less. Quality First. Last and All the Time. MANUEL TOIO HATOH. Success In Proprietor Bonnie Horse Feed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed . Bonnie Stock Feed " 5 Bonnie Scratching Feed ' Boonie Little Chick Feed m Photographs at ”Jackson’s Studio A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORO. PICTURE FRAMING OPPOSITE HOTEL. JACKSON! GTUDIO. NORWALK. CONN. w In your new home use hbt water or steam heat. it is cheaper to run and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an Argand Boiler. Ask us‘ fur information The ARGAND BOILER Co. scum noawntx. CONN. ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK. WGreenport ‘Oyiiers Long Clams, Escallops. ALL KINDS OF FISH Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVEiiY. . i... The iiaich “81 Bond. MILL TEL. “'8. YAND TIL. 40-2. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace SPECIALTIES. ‘ One. two and three-ply Tar Paper. Sisterc' Paper. Sheathing and Builderc’ Paper. Hair insulating and Dunning Pepin. Window Gian at every dolcrlpiiou. ‘ Bash Weight! and Cord. Moulded Wooden Gotten. two rim. "floodlit" Asphalt Fabric Rooting. warranted. RYE. N. Y.. F‘cb. l2.«-A amnll ilIh- "iiuet‘ isn't he done with that in; schooner was drivcn ashore on .iliicecli yet?" the we)“ ni Straws Point. early today. "Ten, he‘s been done tor iwoniy during one of the worst union or the minutes. but heaven only known when deacon. The rcw oi the vessel were taken all after much dii'iicnlty by tho Wallln Sande saving crew. Hbe will probably be a total loan. The schooner was pounding heavily on the rocitu It daylight. but the cnow out so heavy that it. won implausible to ienrnhur name. it in belived here that. the vessel was one of the Gleaner ici debingtfleet and was bound for some Maine port. 0?. no. you am studying telepathy?" "Yer." homered fienaior parathion: "my object in liie it” been to had what people are thinking and then say it first. Any reliabip system would simplify my inborn immensely?» Washington mr. WW , Yellow. or perhlps it in nearer butt. f train & Hyutt's. ‘ in “confined to her ' ; borne by indigo. 3 Will” leery. or salt... market . I it? iilip‘Buttery "aim. loWeter at ,3. ' ‘Norwailr, and .1‘TiihlfTWilaon has taken . ' autos with the Connecticut common ‘lurn an... talltlnnfiwilievelund wsd- . m : ‘Kll’flfLeillt mm a. humid rod: .iilli. has resign 2 ohm Geddea age ‘ his place. . l Frank Rooney has roughed his 9°C and taken one‘ with the Benton 8pm. Norwalk. ., r I Our Brothers' lodge. I. 0. O. F., of Norwalk, will meet this evening and' center the inltiatory degree on four or live candidates. 7......— 'l'he chorus of the South Norwallt Baptist church is requested to meet at the Lighthouse Mission to sing, Tues. day evening. at 7:45 o'clock. A large attendance is desired. William Kcisler. rate] no, defeated William James. 110, in an interesting game Saturday in the Norwalkfire Police pool tournament by the score of 1.75 to 67. Quite a large crowd waich‘ ed the contest. Martin Crcagh has resigned his [)0- sition as driver at WhItIOclt'a market in Main street, Norwalk. and Edward Kellogg. formerly employed in Law tott'u Nor-walk store, has taken his place. The South Norwaik and Norwaik Havmnkcrs will again content for su- prcmacy in their pinorhle tournament this evening. the third in ‘thu series oi games to be played in lied Men's hall. Washington street. -. The Arthur ilcard Concert Company of New York, will give. an entertain- nicnt in lilt‘ South Norwalk Baptist (‘hurrh this evening under the about can or the Town Teacher‘s Association. This cilivrlaintoent will be one 0i the best oi the conrao. a... The local butchers report this mom log that an advance of half a cent on pork and lamb has been made. so that the price is now equal to what It was a few works ago when reductions were made. (loo butcher suggests that ii the boycotiers. lnetcad of re» tuning our meat Would buy on- ly moat raised in the cast, a compeil' evcu greater cilcct than a boycott of all meals. .——. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS iNVEST ‘ “55,000 ”it RAILROAD BONDS. NEW HAVEN. Feb. H.~~'i‘|lr dnnnce rommtilm- of the national order of Knights oi t‘olunibus at a session last in; for several hours. lute Invested sltlnuitl of funds for the Catholic lini- vcrsity. the money being raised by the order and about 8155.000 oi mortuary rcscrrc funds (liters from tho bond boost-u reprcaentilm the entire country Wi'l‘t‘ recivod and over twenty repre- scninilvrs were present for the consid- eration of the ultra. Most of the money this year was Invested in iirut liliiil'ixilgt‘ railroad bonds. All the in- \usimuntu are investments which are considered \‘illiti by lilo (‘illllli‘t‘llt‘lli law. A woman can see u but for two min- "ion and describe ii for two hours wtihout repeating herself. David W. Raymond Funeral Director and ‘Embalmer 10 North Main “root. South Norwllit. Residence. 0 Washington “mt. Telephone It clone. 3884. Telephone It noun. “8. NORWALK Savings Society iNGORPORAT‘D 1“. Deposits over $3,175,000 George M. Hcimu. Prat. Wm. A. Curtis. volume“. "can: A. Ills, hey a True. ........_........... m...m 105 new uvin" accounts opened in canary indi. parity. Th recent he rd time: length the value or an «count with a strong bank. and in spite of the high out or living. more people are saving than ever he tore. Have you no coconut with all South Nor-walk Trust Co. H. on uvmcc i Advertise your wants in The and in being listed for the collar include. tinel. " etc,ut dark element“. .F ”‘4 , inn 89 Reduced from name ” SecouréSlflO; WoolandRih ‘ Underwear price. Now.., “ 0 At 69c $7.89 and $9.39 OVERCOATS‘ At Great Reductions Price’s Clothing Stete: ‘ as Washington Street, South Nomad? TELEPHONE 165-5 ‘ ‘ ' High Priced Groceries a Thing of the Past unit liMBiiiiltill no 100 Stamps Pree with a $1.15 Purchase ' for $1.00 ‘ ’ 1 It). We TEA. or 2 lbs. COFFEE. 30¢ a pound ................. 600' 1 bottle PURE EXTRAOTS. any flavor ....................... 26c 1 package CRACKERS. any kind ....... ‘ ...................... . 10c i can SPICE. any kind ........................................ 106 1 package JELLY POWDER, at ............................. 10c . 1.15 Discount ............................................... ‘ .15 ‘ $1.00' Very llcst Creamery Rutter. a Japan Rice, 5 pounds for ...... 25¢ 1.: pound ..................... 36c Peanut Butter. a pound ....... 11¢ Mil i'ancy i’aiPut Floor. 24% Laundry Starch. 2 pounds for.. 79 in. bag .................... 85c All kinds Oatmeal. Ii pkgs. i'or.25¢ \ Pure Lord. :1 pound .......... l5c Milk. all kinds. a can ......... tile ‘7' Seeded Raisins, 3 plots. for. . .25c Hecker's Cream Farina. a pkg..15c 10 Stamps with Any of the Following Articles ' til Stamps with 1 hot. i‘ourte. iii Stamps with 1 hot. (‘utsup..1lc nay & Co's Celebrated Won 10 Stamps with 1 box A&p ccstershiro Sauce ......... 12c . ~ in Stamps with 1 but. Adi‘ Lumh (.ocoa .............. 100 3“le Olives ............. toe in Stamps with 2 cakes A&P l0 Stamps with l hot. All? Securing Soap. each ........ 6c Cider Vinegar .............. toe to Stumps with 1 pkg. Minute to Stamps with l jar Jelly. . :.10c Tapioca ................... i it“ Hit lilill AliP Iii illMPAlll 124 Washington Street. South Norwalk TOLMGJOO. Deliveries 0:80 A. M. and 2:80 P. hi. Fm DOING M “o... ..... -———-.. try at some substitute for out I fee. only to return to the old i, beverage with more micro their J : over. Those who moon: Moon. V L '_ and Java 26c Coilec‘ncvcr think, ".a. of trying substitutes-ether ”it 1 1 mtlliiied. and would be. Jill»! the constantly mwlhuarmyofif: contented uteri. ‘ lllilil lli ilill Sliiil. . .. ‘ _______, O WALI. STREET. 10: in n. m.-—- Gettln lienvy selling oi stocks was in cvi» deuce again with the resumption of busincna with a severe break in prices . all throtmh the list. locus of a frnr. ‘ g . _ tion to a point were general and ac 0 ' " i Smelling 2. Reading 1%. Southern i'o~ ' clilc 195. Chesapeake and Ohio 1%.. 0 cc Walloon pid. and Remote and Texas W. and Northern Pacific. Anaconda ‘7 1‘ and (‘onmlldatcti tins 11.1.. Every new and than a certain WALLSTREET. ii a. ill.—-i‘rli'(ltl ' . reached a terror level before there was proportion 0' families “M, . train the hunted path and tulle? 31.4.. United States Rubber 2%, Mmcri- can locomotive 2. Northnrn Pacific 1% and United States Steel 1%. When the market began to rally, recoveries running to a point were made in ii uumhor oi instances, and Amalgama- ier Copper rebounded 2 points. 'I'llef in spotn. WALL srnnm. l p, m.wil.v one} o‘clock the market. had made up pretty notch nil oi the foreman loss. and sov- erul of the leaders were selling shove last Week‘sclosc. notably Union Pacific no.1 Reading. The demand was large» Amulittunuicd Copper full 2%. Union Pacific 2%. Rock Island and American any indication of concerted support. Arnallramnted (topper fell an extreme market tit-came quiet at the higher prtl res and IhflWNl it little icverlnhnensi ly confined to the important. stocks and there was very little business. a The Unionil’acific Tea 09.; 1* 1a wncumcrciiififlill'i; noon! on in. Mrs. “elated Random, 01 New i-ia. you. spent Lincoln Day and‘Sundsy at the home of her mother. Mrc. A. ll. Camp in North arcane, Norwnlk. ' ‘31! L
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