m, In sure to be sweet under disc colon is ‘ - CONFECT 0N5. To 9 a bolt to some pretty mini and it will put you in soft right away? ‘ EALANE Tot. 409. 51 Washington M. [iii NEWS EVENING IENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS 92-2—Nowo Deportmlnt Baa—Bunion- Department «Jo—Branch Office, Norwnlk 800 -Edltor'o Residence m-E-CIty Editor’s Bellanca - c WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Saturday, colder tonight; high northwest winds. Conditions: The storm that was central in Tennes- see yesterdny morning has moved rapidly northeastward. end is new central near i-lslifnx, N. s. It propdu- ced rain or snow with high winds in the Lake region and along the. Atlan- ‘tle wast north of Hatteras, N. C. A cold wave of great severity is felt in all sections cost of the Rocky Moun- tnins, except along the Atlantic coast. The lowest temperature reported was 8 degrees below zero, at Williston. North Dakota. Zero temperatures ex- tend us for south on Southern Indiana. and freezing temperatures extend to the Gulf. The cold wave will move slowly eastward end he felt in this vicinity during the next two or three days. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low. 31; high. 4-1. (iloudy. Mrs. .lohn l). Klnnney is seriously ill nt her home in West avenue. There, was no gnme in the curd tournament hi the Norwnlk Club last night. Special sole of tnl’felu. silk messa- line, not end msdrus wnlals tomorrow nt Mintz‘s. Sec adv. ' ~~~Winter Caps, Winter Cups. O'Brien The civil suit of Luther M. Wright 1“. D. Lawton has been continued 'indeiluliely by request of the plain- til'i'. Contractor Coggswell bus the cou- t.rurt to move the log eubin of A. ll. l’otterlson on Butler's island. which he will do us soon us the wenther clears up. VB. A liorsp attached to a delivery wng- ou fell in Main street this morning and unused considerable oxeiteuu-nt. After some time and help the unlmnl was gutted on its feet. ——Latest Derbles. O'Brien. The slippery condition of the side wullts unused the downfall of muny pedestrluns this morning. unit] the sidewalks were covered Willi u luier of line ashes. which made wuiking roiupttrittlvely ensi'. .\t the Methodist l‘hurt-b. lust nighl. tit-spite the bud weutlier at large num her of people giiiherud. iii-v. Mr. Till" rey gave on interesting lnlit. The music wnu led by u mulc- qunrietto who nlno sung two selections. ’l‘hv quurtet was volupostni of titmrue H. llirsl. ll. ii. l’rier. (lluirles ti. lves tind llurry Stirling. Mrs. l), 1.. It‘t'l‘l'iii, of l‘ilishurg. In mulling u brief visit of the home oi .ili‘l‘ mother. Mrs, Ill. W. Htuurt. prevv ions to her depurture with Rev. Mr. I-‘orris for the (lrient. on tile (Tuvoulii. tomorrow. The trip. which is the gift or purinhionern, will include the Nile. Palestine. Consinnthiopio und the ()iwrunuucrguu i’usnlou l’luy, end will on npy three months. .. Canes nnd Umbrellas (J'llrion. it in to he hoped that a large, mun her of poisons will uvnil themselves of the opportunity to hem- Miss Emily Wheeler at tho Congregational Church on il‘riduy evening. iler subject In a most timely and interesting one, ite- ller Work Among the Orphum of Tin low and indie. some or the foremost iiliitiilohn then of New York Ind time too are identified with the movement which appeals strongly to our sympa- thies. Those wliu'ntiend are certain to hare an evening of rare interest in! Miss wheeler is s most chnrmlns speaker.‘ f -,. awn...“ CHOCOLATES 25c 1b. . mitotic-Powell Corporation. '3 WASHINGTON ‘T. 'I. when your tires ore turned in full blast to hack to your Fm insurance. Every any you read of fire: caused by over hosted furnace or stove. Fire lupurnnco is no reasonable you can * afford to be without it. Telephone us at once. don't wait. or immediately upon its receipt. Taylor & Golden 74 WnohingtonT It. Wm Nomalit, 0t. Pale Stunting! Our Iron. Ruddy *Gheeks , You need the bent Iron Tonic to give you Rich. Red Blood. F. H.’ MISTER. Druuot won‘fios's Launch Works Boat Frame- Iot up end ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches oi! all sizes built to order by competent workmen. OystorShehPointNorwnlk A. .1. Band 8: Company lllNillNiil iNiilNllllS NNll NllNlllililiiNS JOBBING AND ‘ REPAIRING Hoyi'o Theatre Building, South Nor- walk. Conn. Phone 423 Flynn & Ryan give you n timely tip in their adv. today. if you are run down. hove. rheumn— tism, mninrln. try Dr. Dick‘s Medicine. See udv. on page eight. liesd about the annual half prior sale at Trlstrnni & Hyuit's. The ndv. will give you all the particulars. Charles Bayles, oi’ Glover's shoe store, passed an uncomfortable night. but is resting more (gunfortnhly to day nt his home. —»Boys’ Cups, Boys’ Cups. ()‘liricn. Hurstrom School is closed today. Mr. liurstrom thought it udvlsuble to close the school in order to give the boys n holiday of sutiicleni duruiion to enable them to spend it tiny or so nt home, lustend of breaking in on the studies of next Week. A grunt mum took ndvuntuge of this nnd storied for home. lunuedlotely. . - *Nspped iiats st ti‘lirlen's. FISH ER—RANNEY. _....._.~.. Boston Resident. Come to South Nor- waik to be‘ erriod by Rev. Macinrland. This Tilernoon. ut the South Nor- wullt Congregational parsonage. Wll~ lium N. Fisher, of iloston, wus ninrried to bliss Elizabeth (1. linuney, also of Boston. The ceremony wus performed by Rev. tihurles S. Muefurlnnd in the presence of several loi'ul (fiends of the couple. Following the ceremony they left lmnn-dlulely for u wedding tour. Iilr. I“iHNi|‘I' is u Illl‘llliit'l' of the cell iillOWIl firm of Allt‘s It Fisher. of lios~ ton. REAL ESTATE SALES. The following rent eslnie truusne lions have been recorded in the town clerk's oniee: William T. Pride In Snitiui‘l t‘, lilorohouse. two lots. t‘mlnr lilli l'urh Edward ll. Smith to Nehoininh Knox. house nnd lnnd, itowuyloii live. our. lru Cole to .lumes A. .ilriClroy. of Sinniford, lot on liilnlrresl liuuievurd .lohn tiorhuln to Allen i., Wood, iund und buildings on First strut-l, t'iiurlos fl. ilvlirdon to 'l‘honiun ill try. lurid ltlltl buildings on Illllsidr plui'e. Frank 11. (Henson nnd Louiu 5. Boom in I-‘runt-ln ti. .iohnnun. hnildlnu loin on 'i‘nyior nvenue. STEAMER ALBIRTA 801.0. The steamer Alblrin. whit-n bus been owned for titilllt‘ little by Williuln Ii. Meeker. hun been sold in ii. W. Milli gnu, of New York. (‘uptnln 1': ii. Smith, of liowuyion. whose guest (lup- tnln Millignn hu‘n been. will liiitt‘ the steumer to New York for the new owner. “been your hunbuud believe in the separation of the church ond the Mute?" The uiutoumun's wifew'd guess so; he never goes to obnreh."~~ Judge. * Valentines Valentine Poiii Cards From to to $5.00 At COLEMAN’S ‘ hum “OH! to North Main It. min hum-tit “‘0er. puiding’o. In. In" and Iporting dood- drop us a. cord and we will bind you ‘ : ~'is Make . i This month it's a case of “You need what you need ‘ Wh'En you need it." where Trousers are concemtidur With us, it’s a case of must sell all broken lines—hence the bur-p ry-up prices on the very good Trousers from our regular liner—tor work. for business. on» dress: . r 35,“; y Big Reduétions ~ ~ $2.00TROUSERS ..... $r48 ‘ $150-$300 TROUSERS ......... . . . . . . . . . ........ $1.98 $4.00 TROUSERS ..... .. . . . .............. . . .g'. . $9.93 . $450-$500 Tnousnnsi . ....... . . . . . . .. . i $3.93 $6.oo-$6.5o TROUSERS ............ . . . . . . . . . .. . $4.48 (ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE) Boys‘ straight pants reduced from 75c and $1.00 (no Knickerbockers) to ........ 39c 14 So. Main St. Masonic Building. So. Norwalk. TWO STORES: N orwalk. SOME DON 'TS Don't think your horse is on ostrich, that will never be troubled with no indigestion groueh if you dont feed him right. Don’t think grounded feeds are nil rotten hetnnse noun smooth- lnlking gun-hug sold \eu n gold hritk in the form of no udultoruted (Htlilliiillflliull Don’t think too can fool your hmse into believing a poor feed is good ... , The results show in his work and general appearance. ‘ nullity First. Last and All the Time. Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH. Bonnie Horse Food Bonnie Dairy new i Bonnie Poultry Feed . Bonnie Stock Feed ' Bonnie Scratching Food Bonnie Little Chick Food Jackson’s Photographs Combine the Finest Material with years of Study and Experience. RESULT: A Planning. Permanent Photograph. Call and Son Our New Samples. WE DO FRAMING. A Largo Variety of Choice Patterns and Prices to Suit. Picturel and Let Us Suggest a Proper Frame Bring Your Jackson’s Studio Opposite Hotel NORWALK. CONN. V... .. u ’v These young ladies are discussing. face to face. the sug- gestion of visiting the Studio of G. S. North 78 Washington Street South Norwallt H. w .. -............. .. in your new home use hot water or steam heat It is cheaper to run and given more satisfactory results. Specify an Argand Boiler Ask us for information The ARGAND BOILER Co. souru NORWALK. CONN ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE 1N NORWALK. M. N... n»... .. . .. .. n... a...“ ,. orgetown Shad Ocean Blues, 4 lbs. for . 250 Weakfish. .. . . . . . 12c lb. Snapper~ Blues. . . . . Rockaway Long Clams. . Large Blues. Salmon. Smelt Herring Stock €011,801: Ciscooa. Greenpert Oysters. [one and Round Clams Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market . “Hip-litter tionui declines were shown no ”brain by opening prices for stocks. The n losses. oxooaiori a halt in Uniop Paci- fic. Grpnt Northern prd., Northern Ps- elilc Chesapeake and Ohio, Bouthei‘n Railway old U 8 Steel Amalgamated gagging Colorado Fuel Republic Stool Pacino mail. fntorborough Me politan phi. declined 1%. A few of the industrial stocks toned sol American Steel Ron and Arno . can Melting ptd. rile ti; o point. began to harden After the opening. but only a few stocks made full re- coverles before the‘ decline was rennin- ed. Union Psciile, Reading and Am- erican Smelling rallied sharply. On the reaction, the metal stocks were the must easily depressed. Amalgama- ted Copper failing 1%. and United States Steel and American Bmeltink selling it traction loWer than at the start. The market was dull and steady at 11 o. m. WALL STREET, Neon.—~Readlng’s aggressive rise. to 171 gave tone to the general list. Hocking Vniley cer- tificates moved tip 13 points on light transactions. American Tobacco 4’s rose 5. Bonds were steady. WALL STREET, 1. p. ins—Brisk buying of some of the southern stocks was later extended to the western group. Reading and U. S. Steel. the stuntinrd stocks showing more nuhnnl tlon nnd strength than for u long time. Reading was the most striking fen. lure of the murket. henvy purchases udvancing it rapidly to 171 5-8, a. guilt of 3 M. A block of 9.000 shares of l‘i. S. Steel wns bought st 81. after which the price went to 81 Hi. Spec- ulation became dull ngnin around 1 o'clock. but the high prices were well innintnlned. s COX GIVES $300 BONDS. lt‘l'l‘t‘irlliliilt‘i. Moon, Feb. l8.~~-»Af~ ter Edwin ti. ttox, n wealthy Brook- llne attorney. had entered a plea of not guilty to u rhurge or assault on Miss [Honcho 1'). Reed, in the district court here toduy. his case was contin- ued until Feb. 2i; without any testi- mony being given. Mr. (‘0: furnished bonds for 3300. Mr. (‘ox refused to discuss the ruse further then to state that he knew absolutely nothing about the mutter. Miss itt-ed still stuck to her original story lhui (‘ox bud assaulted "her be cause slit‘ would not affix her signa- turt- to documents at his solicitation). "So your father izenius“ "You" “it Is nice to know that he has such it high Iipitilull of lllt' l Wonder how lie wit it?" "i don‘t know, imi “t‘I‘l' thinks i am it exeept the! he suid until :1 funny looking per. son he supposed yiih must be u genius or i wouldn't huw lnvted you to rail." ~-~(‘hrugo itvrorddiernld. "Mister" ltiqulrell “here you got um don't usnt“" No. but here _ on old untomoluiu you may intro.“ "Thanks. but i have enough trouble sumilylug the own wunts. without hogging gasoline i‘roin door to door." «Louisville t‘oul‘lor-Journul. GOLD Mt DAL FLOUR Bovid W. Raymond Fulton] Director sod mealmer 10 North Main Strut. South Now-lit. Residence. 0 Washington Strut. Telephone It cities. we. Tot-phone ct noun, "8. liusly Rhodes, old clothes you is NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATID I“. Deposit! over $3.775.000 doorgc N. Helm-o. Pro-t. Win. A. Curtis. Vlwi‘rolt. Ind'k A. Ilia, lacy «I Tron. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——li'rnc~ . WALL amour. it it. m.—»Priciis .. no. mo...“ Waitfig for n more convenient time to sure will never got u veryuiprge hunk ‘ amnion ’ The time to time In new Pour per cent. paid and mail accounts in» tilled. South Norwdk Troll Co. mucous 108. mu mortar. See in $1.00 Wool and Rib Underwear, At 69c At Great Reductions Reduced from the soil: N price. Now, ‘ Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, South Not-Walk Tum-spoons 155-5 ® High Priced iGroceries ' a Thing of the Pail sun iiMBiNAllilN Si 100 Stamps Free with a $1.15 Purchase for 100 1 lb, 60c TEA, or 2 lbs. COFFEE, 30¢ a pound ................. 600 1 bottle PURE EXTRACTS, any fiIVor ........... 266 1 package CRACKERS. any kind ... ........................... We 1 can SPICE. any kind ............ . ........................... We 1 package JELLY POWDER. It ............................. 10c Tit"; Discount ................... . ........................... .15 376.? S MCtP' VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ........ 33‘: PURE LARD. a pound ............................... 15c A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a bag ................ 85c MAGNOLIA. CLOVER. STAR‘or A&P MILK. a can. . . .xoc QUAKER. MOTHER'S or GRANDMOTHER'S OATS 3 packages for ........... ......................... a c WARRANTED EGGS a dozen ........................ 33c LAUNDRY STARCH. 2 pounds for .................... 7c SEEDED RAISINS. 3 packages for .................... 25c PEANUT BUTTER. a pound ........................ no 25 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for .............. $1.30 I9 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for .............. $1.00 lN lililil iiPllA [INNPNNY 124 Washington Street. South Norwnlk Til. NO, 000. Ben Hur Flour, bag. 85c; bbl., $6. 75 (told Medul Flour. per bug ........ 870 1. lbs l’lunen ................... 26c It pints. St‘t'iil‘il ltulsins ........... 25¢ ft lbs Blitutuei Itllnltis ........... 250 i lbs t-iultnnu Raisins ..... 250 23w bottle \lphn Balud thinning. .ch tJI unites, (hopes. no NORTH MAIN STREET FRIBONERO AND OFFICIAL BEC- NETS. ‘ir‘rmn tho i-‘iiiti Ir‘rnnriiivo (‘ull.i "I wuut to know something about prison nffnli‘s drill." amid the uiivernor. “l‘il have you upminlorl ii clerk nt the prison. and utter six months I‘ll limit" you wurden. In the meantime no mun but you nmi the «hull know anything of the piun.“ liovin become n cleric at Sun Quen- tin and gave no sign that he hint hopes of m- or hpidinn a higher position there line tiny the contain of the join mill united in iioyle and said “i have n gown! joke. The life larder-(who run the twins along the back wall in the mm were talking about you this of lernoon and I enlight port of their eon- vemtlon. They say you lire to he the. next. wnrdon." Hoyle trusted the statement as silly. Three months inter the prison officers renewed kill! surprise when the no. expectod'cnnouncement «me that John Hoyle inn! been appointed our «ion. The affable cordon declares that neither he nor the governor ever tollico to my one about the: pics, and l ,o-umm 0:30 A. M. and mac n. M. Apples, t‘ eleryp Sweet Fm Dollvory. ft lbs Pickled Salmon ........... d‘tuns Corn ..... ..... ...25o ii onus Penn ............ . ........ .260 .‘l tune Tomatoes. .v .............. .16! ii inns Karo Syrup ............. ml” live bottle Alpha Sunni Dressing. .100 , I Potatoes and l’nrunips. United GroceryCo PHONE 143 .. we-.. ......--:-,5!!.................. “HIV the life formers got their In in nation is a mystery to him LYING ’I'WO WEIKI ON A WINK. lll‘rom the Wide World Muslim.) indie in iiifibleii-wflt‘ perhaps corned «with the inrgont pongrogutlon‘of lflIIv enini penguin of not country 1111in world Thalia mandlmnis or insertion. its they lll‘f' usually called on iii o iit'liiit‘ religious fanatics. who inlkit bodily tortures on themselves with tho dust lites of performing certain rotis- lous functions Ind also of chili“ it" tenliou m ihcmiiolveii with the mo of lecturing atom from curionii and die vont pumrnby ’ i A mini will rein-in suspended on It thin taut wire, hippos-mt by two M hoe poles. for lengthy periodic. oftljli fortnight. Below. on the ground. M outgrown the met uponmliich be re retire! the contributions of the smug ihetic crowd. W“ We are it scientific on. That lit to take no in uncommon—“Pooh. any. oilotrup 1m to miss I am“ something like science in order talk l
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