A HEART To HEART TALK
to sure to be sweet when the subject
under discussion la a box or our FINE
CONFECTIONE. Take a box to some
pretty miss and it will put you in soft
right away.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Wllhlngton 8!.
J.
». ow. «t e me
when your urns are turned on full
blast to lock to your Fire insurance.
Every day you road of tires canned by
over heated furnace or stove.
Fire iueure‘nce I: so reasonable you
can't score to be without it.
identities as at once, don't wait. or
drop us a card and We will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor at” Golden
1052 I I
74 Wampum at; 130th Norwalk, Ct.
Pale People. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Checks 4}
You need the beat iron Tonic to sire
you Rich. Red Blood.
1?. H. BAX’I‘ER. Druaglst
[iii ‘ “NEWS
EVENING GENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS ..
fiz-z—Newe Department
02-8--Buelneu Department
m—Bnneh Office. Norwalk
890 e—Editor'e Ree «nee
729-5—Olty Editor' Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or
snow tonight and Thursday; colder;
brisk northwest and north winds. A
long trough of low pressure extends
from Texas northeastward to the east-
ern portion of the Lake region. it is
producing cloudy and unsettled weath-
er with snow or rain in nearly all sec-
tions east of the Retzky Mountains. An
area of high pressure is producing
pleasant weather with very low tem-
perntures In the northwest. Tempura.
lures from 10 degrees to 20 degrees
below zero were reported from Mon-
tana, the Dakotas and Minnesotn. Zero
temperatures extend us far south as
Omaha, Neb., and freezing tempera-
tures as for south as Central Texas.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘emperuture: Low, 35; high. 45.
Cloudy.
The iron Moulders' l‘nlon hold :1
regular business meeting In
rooms, in Wall street, last evening.
Sil‘it‘t Commissioner .lohn Malone
hen had a force of men clearing the
snow of! the main streets of Norwalk
for the past day or so.
At the pinochle tournament in the
Nutmeg Club. last night. Kecier and
Keogh won» the. winners. After the.
game a lunch was served.
.lzuucs (iultlcr. rntcd 1:211, defeated
Iloward Worden, rutt'd ilir. lust. night.
in the Nornwlk Fire Police pool
gninrs, by u score of 12') to 75.
Elmer 'l‘uiiundgc has taken a position
no t-omplnlut man with the (fonncrtt
t‘lli I‘tlliillfill)‘. and his brother Erin-st
has taken his [illit‘t with the some
company.
Seymour Smith. who hurt Ilt‘t‘ll ill
for the punt two months. nl his homo.
itivi Muln ulrvol. In nhlo to sit up in
hell. Ills friends will be glad to see
him out again.
Mrs. Annu Whitlock, of It i'nlon uro-
mm, In roivhrnting her birthday to-
(lily and entertaining her i‘rh-nds und
neighbors, who are whining her runny
happy returns of the tiny,
Thu (Ilillord t‘nl‘e In new opt-n.
ilolvl proper will he opened .‘tlontluy.
Pull. 2‘1. I’vl‘kinn 6‘: Stevens. l'ropu.
‘ At the revival Innetlnu hold in the
Nurwnlk Molliotllnt l‘huruh, last night,
thorn gathered n large and intormtud
mullunoo. Al thuau meetings tlu-ro ln
upotzlui music either by uoioluiil or
quurlol.
The Bone oi‘ tit timrno Ilt'ili n rciru
lar hueinoen mutating at, their roomu
In Main street, Illiit evening. (im- new
numo who received tor moiulu-rshlp.
Next Tuelulny evening there will he
an lnmm‘tilhl meeting of the lodge in
their roadie.
m... m...
The Birth company. toast Artillery
ilnrpn, mat. for regular drill. that night.
in the Armory. On Friday. Mend-y.
\t'mlnemiay and Thursday nights the
corps will listen to a lecture in the
nature of a course of lunlruclionn on
urtlllory Instinctive". etc.
'i'lw commuters are knocking down
the seafloidlnu under the new tielehurn
building. in Wall street. The timber
fell: into the ulrunm below. floats down
bsldw the twinge. and In gathered to-
gether by a man In a row bout who
town It to dry dock
Chm“ . Bird Gravel. Bird
Irina. Bird Bitten.
eFisb.
Iverytlung (stationery for core at
Ill-dc
e
hummer” or.
OysterShellPolnt.Norwalk
their .
”7 Anemone
Launch Warks
Boat Frames let up and ready to
p.1ank
All kinds 0! repair work.
by competent workmen.
A. J. Hand & Company
IIIBIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIS IIIli
. iliiIIIRiIIiiIIS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. Booth Nol~
walk. Conn. Phone 423 .
Valentine foulnrds nt Road’s.
udv.
80o
A son arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rowe, Saturday, Feb-
ruary 12. Mother und son are doing
nicely.
At iho Boston Store- lomorrow you
will find an endless vurioty or bar
gains that will appeal to the thrifty
housekeeper. Sue ndv.
Arthur lion in making some changes
in his speed Illilllt‘li Allegro. which. it
Is expected, will develop 11 speed of
several more miles an hour.
On account. of tho next
date (if the Il‘urlivrn' Illilon filliing oil
Washington‘s lllrthdny night. the
meeting will ho held next Sunday of;
ternoon.
it was with some surprise thnt timso
passing the Iligh school noIt-ti that
what ammurod as a danger signal 113'»
lug from the flag polo. The ling was
upside down.
John liyatt, or West Main
street. loot u vniuuhlo horse, last
night. The nuiinui suffered with up
attack of indigestion and colic, Ilr.
Ilatvu was suininoiiml, but ilil‘lilt‘lli lilll
could do little for titl‘ unimni.
M r.
If you me thinking of anything in
Illt‘ line of photographic work visit
George S. North, ut 7S \\’u:~iiiiiiglou
street. Mi'. North hit.“ u must uplo-
tlnto studio and he ornplorus nothing
but skilled usuihstunts. “I' will he
glad to how you give him it Iliill or-
(Ivr. Sue udv
’l‘ht Inuauil or \iuishnii I‘. lllt-h
uniu unainst lit-my i). \‘lhltt, 11 rpm:
arising over a rml l'ululv truuuurilnu.
in on Il'iIlI illlill)' Ilt‘Illl'l' ,Iuduo Scott
and It jury iii the Superior ('ourl_ nI
Bridgeport, .iuduv .ioauph It. 'I‘uyiol‘
and Attorney .I .l. Wuluh i'vpl‘t-nvut
liw tIi‘II‘IHIIIIII.
t‘unlrnolor l“. .1. Smith in hulltttnu
11 house in Wilton avenue for Albert
I-Z llntea. It In to he 11 llllllll'l'li Iliiillw.
with nil Ilnprovu-inoutn it Mil (onlnln
about oiuhi. rooms Aluu a lounge. 'Iix
till root. on IMllKlItlnE luivnd. tor MN
lluilve, ol‘ ilitluofield. Mr. l-iinllh lius
utilrlud fl roaitlcm'l' nl i-ihlppnn Point
for hire, M. r}. (‘olloni und in walllnu
for the masons iwioru finishing liu‘
building.
The Knth-tora' l‘luh will he to Ila
glory lur sum 1th owninu. 'l‘hl-
number in ntteuduuce nl tho lilu din
not“ at tho t'ounlry (‘luh will he hour
I)“ 70. All of the details are rum
plulml and there in good cruise for Iw-
liol that this all‘nlr will he the llilmi
olnlmreiu the unique oruuninnllon has
over Mill. To nrcompany the dinuru
an extra trolley car will nt't'nnihnny
the regular lightl rnr tor the Country
liuh.
LANOEBT AOBONTMINT OF
Valentines
Valentine Post Cards
From lc to $5.00
At CQIIIIAN'S
mm man.
unches or all sizes built to order
meeting .
We are particularly strong
:4 So. Main St.,
So. Norwaik. *
Don't think grtmnded foods are
tomhlnatiou
Don't think vou can fool your
Is good “I
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Feed
ilonnie Dairy feed
llonnic Poultry Feed .
Bonnie Stork Feed {‘3‘
iionnle Scratching Feed ' '
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
OPPOSITE HOTELr
Argand
IN A HALF- YEARLY SAM)
Thou men who have been waiting for this Ilia“ lie finding
It well worth waiting for. A. always, value: in line '
eortment of colore and patterns is wider than ever. .
caleimcrel and woretede. in the uaeon'. choicest coloring» suit.
able for burdens and dreu wear.
easy for you to churn in the bargains this «is alway rovldee.
Radical Reductions.
$2.00 Tnousens ............ . ..... ...Are mowif‘efua ‘
$2.50 and 03.00 TROUSERS... .....Are norm 01.98
54.00 rnoueens ......... ............Are now, page
$4.50 and $5.00 TROUSERS .......... Are new. $3.98
$6.00 and $6.50 TROUSERS .......... Are new, 04.48
m
Plenty of good chance: remain to get Iancy suite and over-
coat: at big cute from regular prlcu.
late in the Spring-the overcoat: this cannon and next.
is.
TWO STORES:
SOME DON 'TS
Don't think your horse is an ostrich. that will never he troubled
with on indigestion groueh it you don't feed him right.
talking gnsiiug sold you 11 gold Milk in the {min of un nduitelnlod
The results show In his work and general appearance.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
WW
Photographs at midis SttidI;
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORO.
PICTURE FRAMING.
JAcxeou'e efboio.
In your new home use hot water or steam heat.
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
. SOUTH NORWALK CONN
I“
i
It»
In the broken -elze l
The big reducti site it
The units can be worn
p
Masonic Building,
Not-walk.
nil rotten lu‘t‘uuuo some smooth-
4».
horse into bollmim; a poor food
we '..-..lr
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NOIWALK. CONN.
m
It is cheaper to run
Boiler
TELEFIIONE 108.
MILL TIL. NM.
Window Glen- of urury deucrlptlou. I
Huh Weight: and Curd.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two elm.
"Uncoln" Asphalt. Fabric ttoollu.
warranted.
little for 'l‘hurmluy In tho adv,
liirkertnun A. Huh.
"I A.
ilvttor look it up.
Have you seen the very popular
doctrine silks? ’i‘hc adv. nf 'rrhnrmu
& Hyatt. will tell you about them. Hol-
ler read 11.
W
llutlur lodge. 1. o. n, in, or this
city. criteria many out of town visit
urn this evening. when Past (trends
Night will he «stemmed.
Harry Dean. 10a. and .loneph illne-
an. no. will play this evening In the
minnow pool tournament
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
Greenport Oyéiers
Long Clams, Escaiiops.
ALL KINDS or run
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
, IOUTH NONW ALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
You will had normal interesting one I
at the ‘
. MW-;-m-.. w. .“W
FREE OELIVERY.
YARD TIL. “-8.
One. two and "imply Tor Palm.
Hiaton' Pep".
Bhuthihl and Bullden‘ Paper.
llelr instituting no! matching repent.
Mm .181... Nt‘him‘ .M t Ili‘tliillil ell-eel
hr ill at her home
I! you could get u '0 “let for $2.1m
would you huy it? «it you are interest
ed. reed Nintr' our. ’
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The Interior of the lollilnery store
at h. Mellow A Company lute been
renowned. new troll paper and paint
taking on important purl.
(liter-tor Godfrey of
a clay or soon Will. at eleknm.‘
heath hot-well: Fire Police.
Muriel weal olive. pay.
the Holmes .
Keeley e Helmet (Zurnpuny. a... mini
utilised to remlin home from work for .
{IIIIII IIIw iIiII iIiiIII.
by quite active selling. The declines
in Reading and St Paul ran to s Willi
.end in milk
large fractions
Warn.
from 105 to 160%. «The whole
lug relapsed. Businesewaayery dull.
New York Central. American Tele—
'phon nnd Interboroush Metropolitan
old. declined a. point. Wells Fargo
Express gained the points.
WALL STREET. noon—«Sharp de-
vances in Reading and a number of!
minor railroad st0cks and lndustrlals
held the list firm, but the general mar-
‘kct was apathetic. llonds were heavy.
“*—
WALL STREET. 1 p. in.—~Roadiug
monopollzod the attention of the mad
ere, practically allot the midday busi-
nesa being centered in this stock which
went up to 168 (H. arise of 3 points.
Third avenue tell 2 points to 8, Its low
record. Missouri Pacific and Ameri-
can Malling ptd. advanced 1 point and
Consolidated Gas 2.
VETERAN NAVAL MAN DEAD.
TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. lti.-——Capt.
.lohn lloston Childs, under whom no
fewer than six subsequent rear-admir-
als of the United States Navy. during
and Just after the Civil War. were ei~
lher inldshipinen or ensigns. died at
the home of his daughter last night of
general (Irbillly. lie was 84 years of
.1180. Ho served in both the Mexican
and Civil Wars.
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Every new and then a cerluiu
proportion of families depart
from the beaten pnlh and take it
try at some substitute for coi~
fee. only to return to the old
beverage with more gusto than
ever. Those who use our Mot-nu
and Java 2-K t'olirt- newr think
of trying substlltritium-they are
onliuflvd. and YOU will he. Join
the constantly growing army of
t‘tinlt'litt‘d lllwl‘s.
{The Union Pacific
Tea Co,
120 WASHINGTON GTNIIT
PHONI 542.8
David Willeymond
Funeral Director and Embelmer
is North min Itreet, south Norwelk.
Incidence. O Weehlngton ttrut.
Telephone et emu. 880-2.
Telephone It house. "I.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATIO I“.
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Met.
Win. A. Carlie. Vise-Pun.
Fred'lc A. lilo. leey A Then.
Waiting
for n more convenient,
time to me will never
get a very him llitllIl
account.
The time to IRVB is
now.
Four per cent. paid
and email accounts in-
tilted.
South Nowell:
Trust Co.
WALL. BTRE'l'510'._10 s. m—«Openv
Ins Prices or stocks were expressed
island. Wabash old. .
American Car and man Copper to {.1
Bending recovered 1
part or its loss almoiit Immediately. '
1 s'raaur.‘,.11 a. tampon».
stopped yielding and hardened to In}; '
night‘s level when Reading wasbld'ull ‘
list}
”ran on again afterwards when Reed
Underwear
- At 69c
Reduced from the sale
$7.89m1939’
OVERCOATS
At Great Reductions
Price’s Clothing Sterc
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
0MP IXIRA SP Blii
price, Now,
/
BUTTER{ BUTTER BUTTER
VERY ersr CREAMERY BUTTER
A POUND, 33c
Only One Grade Sold—THE BEST
TEE. NO. 909.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
one: DELIVERY.
Gold Medal Flour,“ oz. 870
Eggs. per doz. .............. ......30c 5 lbs. Prunes ..............
Strirtly Fresh Eggs. per doz. ..... 39c Dried Peaches, per lb. ........... 10a 1
3 lbs. Sultana Raisins ........ ....25c 20 Oranges for ............... 25¢:
3 lbs. Muecalel Raisins .......... 25: 4 cans Pumpkin ............. 251: V a.
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ........... 25: 3 lbs Pickled Salmon ........... 250
2 lbs. Table Raisins .. ........... 6 cans Sardines ................
United GroceryCo
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
I These young ladies are discussing. face to bee. the sun-
geétion of visiting the
Studio of G. S. North, .‘
78 Washington Street
“GOOD LUCK" HA8 LUCK. .
County Commie-loner: Grant
Treader in Spite of Roman
trance.
IlllllitiI'SPOllT. Fell. lti.~lllrk Loni-
hurd, whose slogan or “Good Luck"
hm: made his name a household word.
wears a smile of triumph today. lie
has linen notified by the county com-
missioners that they have granted him
a transfer of n liquor license from 17-
1:. Main street to 1582 Beavicw nvo»
nuo. There was strong opposition to
tho ll‘itnufur on the part of various
manufacturer» In the neighborhood.
they and other romenetrtuuu to the
number or'ahout 50, retained Alton"
uuy ilnvld (1. Day to reproacnt them
at a hearing hetero the commissioners.
Pom Didn't Act.
After both hIdBll had been heard
Commissioners Mead and ilrophy de-
Him
- video to visit the premleea themselveu
lwlorc they gave a decision. Commie-
slom-r reuse did not act in the came.
The two winmieeinnors inspected the
location and then reported that they
failed to see how a saloon there would
interfere with the menuleeturers.
Among the manufacturer- who reman-
titrated were: iloitnen A Edwards Co.
John 3 Fray (20.. Electric Cable (in.
U. M. C Co. and American I; British
Co.
AnAlNiT BUfliAN IMMIGRATION.
HONOLULU Feb. 8, VII Sun Frank
clsco. Rel}. ill. ufitepom have come
from Harbin of circular: doing distrib-
uted there. rent from iioneiulu, to on
pen the shorts of mole of the board
of inhumane of Howell who are
2 W“ to encourage lie-nee tutor
e1
_f »
equipped.
etc.
and wind ehleld.
clan order.
and tall lamp equipment.
and full lamp equipment.
make room (or new ones. which
are coming In and will W sold
at it bargain.
served
I. I. IIIKWIIIIIII Iii.
The circulars represent tlllt Rum
alone now here do not: get ordper mud"
or comment pay, and warn humid“
not to come.
”they are supposed to be the writ
of local agitators.
Some ol the lust lot at Nlmlflll “lid.
time here here left the mutational
and are In Honolulu. There have um
no multilat- that the pay is MM
Complaints ere heard “fillet no
ration store system.
ulnim it molten the 100'! of Iivii’t' 5'
an»
South Norwelil
l
._ _._....M -‘WW . .
GOOD LINE OF
Second - Hand
CARS
to Finer-cues CONDITION
1006 Rambler Runabout.
1907 Auteur Runabout. fully
1001 3 cyl. Elmore. top, lamps,
1m 3 cyl. Elmore. top. tempo
1000 3 cyl. Elmore. in lint-
1m Buick.top. wind shield-
1909 Maxwell Runabout. top
1900 Corbin.
These care mum. be sold
to .
First come. first ,
fl WIII “N“. NIMQIII.
mu 1......“
Themed“
an r to umoauwnfil‘wfi
Norwalk Chronicler